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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-22
EXPLOSION IN SUGAR

REFINING PLANT.
Paris, France, May 22.-Two per-
sons were killed and AZ burned and
otherwise injured as the result of an
explosion in the draining room of the
Bay Sugar Refinery shortly after work
started this morning. The force of
the explosion was tremendous and
blew out a portion of the wall and
shattered windows for a distance of
several blocks. Fire broke out immed
lately and added to the panic of the
2,400, employees. many of whom were
women. Most of the injured were
crushed in the rush from the build
ing. A spark from the dynamo is be-
lieyed to have fired the accumulation
of sugar dust. The loss is 100000.
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Men of the Hour, Who Have Made
Roswell and are Still Making
Roswell, the Greater Roswell

Roswell, the Greater Roswell
The Record is pleased to announce
that it has made special arrange
ments with the well known newspa-
per writer and correspondent, Robert
T. McClung, to take charge of a new
of the paper, under the
head of Men of the Hour, VINO Have
Made Roswell, and are Still Making
Roswell, the Greater Roswell"
This feature is original with Mr..
McClu1g. and it is his intention to
serially run sketches, with cuts of
prominent business and professional
men in Roswell who have made a sue
cess in life.
The ability of Mr.. McClung as a
writer is too we'll known for com
ment here, and in the writing of the
sketches and business history of citi-
zens there will be plain, dignified
statements of fact, without gusn or
hot air.
An accurate write-up with a good
cut will be a good thing for each citi
zen to keep for the benefit of his
children and children's children in
years to come.
Those interested in this feature of
the Record should see Mr.. McCfu1g,
who will explain the details.
The cuts and sketches will ibe run
ON the first page of the Record, and
the feature will continue indefinitely.
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BODY OF FATHER BOURGADE
ARRIVES AT SANTA FEE,

Santa Fe, N. M, May 22.-The body
of Archbishop Peter Bourgade arriv-
ed from Chicago early this morning
and is lying in state at the cathe
dral where it was viewed today.
Pontifical mass was celebrated by
Bishop Granjein, of Tucson, with
sermon in English by Bishop Matz,
of Denver, and Spanish sermon by
Father Juillard, of Gallup. The body
will be placed in a vault under the
cathedral tomorrow morning.
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Wynne. Home run, McCaslin. Two
base hits. Caldwell, Webster and
Weaver. Double plays, Wynle to Nc
Caslin in 3rd and Weaver to Nelson
to Walker in 7th. Struck out, by
Wilder 4, by Foreman 6. Bases on
balls, off Wilder 4, off Foreman L.
Hit by pitcher, Wilder 1. Wild pitch,
Wilder. Passed ball, Barber Time of
game, 1 hr. 35 min. Umpires Elliott
and Gressett. Scorer, Moore.
The same teams are playing again
this afternoon.
The Military Institute grounds
have been secured for the big
Sunday game between Clovis and
Roswell. The Monday and Tuesday
games will be played at Amusement
Park.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-22

Claude Hobbs returned on the auto
today from Las Cruces, where he
went to officiate as District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler in the institu-
ton of a new lodge of Elks. The new
lodge was organized with a charter
membership of nearly one hundred.
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Harry I. Lanham has purchased
the Dexter meat market, and will go
there to make his home. He win en-.
large the market and put in a stock
of confectionery as a side line
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work today. Two arbitrators have al
ready been named, and it is said they
are deadlocked on the choice of the
third arbitrator.
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Crumpacker amendment which would
have the effect of reducing congress-
ional representation of the Southern
States. 1t is believed it will not pass
the senate.
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Base Ball.. Clovis VS. ROs-
we'll at Institute Grounds. Sun.
day 3 p. m.
Did Fashioned Chicken Dinner.

There will be an old fashioned
chicken dinner tomorrow from 1880
a. M to 1O:3 80 p. m. at the Cash Gro
Gerry Store, meals 35c. Benefit Second
Baptist church (colored). IL
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-22
A CURRENCY COMMISSION

The Aldrich Joint Resolution Favora-
bly, Reported by House Committee
Ship Subsidy Bill Defeated Cam
paign Contribution Publicity Bill
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TIE BIDS ARE MANY

About Twenty Bidders Were Repre-
sented and Five or Six by MALL
Will Require Some Time to Determ-
inc the ResuIt.-The Bonds Have
Been Approved.
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F. w. Freeman, of El Paso, came
in on the auto today to look over the
field with a view to establishing an
independent oil agency
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NEARLY A SHUT-oUT FOR THE
VISITORS IN YESTERDAY
AFTERNOONS GAME
FOREMAN'S GREAT SANE

Rossveils little Pitcher Allowed but
Four Hits, Passed but One and
Struck Out Six Each Side Got a
Marked One Player on Each Side.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken q

Roswell, N. NJ, May 22.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., SO; min, So mean, 20.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. W., We
locity 2 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy with local rain to-
night or Saturday; stationary tenn
perature.
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See Ririe & Mussenden for land sur
veying aid concrete work. 1T w.
Ind St., phone 464. 1926
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Summary:
Errors. Lakewood 1, Roswell l..
Left on bases. Lakewood 5, Roswell
I. stolen bases. Caldwell and Will
pon. Sacrifice hits. Caldwell and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-22

DIR. PRESLEY:- rye, ear. nose
md throat. Glasses fitted: phone 130.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-22

Clovis VS. Roswell Sunday at
3 D. m. Institute Grounds.
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Buy and Sell Horses.
At E. M. Smiths old stand on Sec
old street.-Henry Russell. 60t23w4
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Washington, May 22.-The house
Committee On Banking and Currency
today voted by a substantial majority
to recommend the passage of the AL
drich joint resolution creating cur
rency commission, which passed the
senate yesterday
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Ship Subsidy Defeated.

Ship SUBSIDY Defeated.
The house today rejected the CON
ference report on the postoffice ap-
preparation bill, 147 to 155. This
means the defeat of the ship subsidy
Under suspension of the rules the
house today took up the bill to re-
quire publicity as to all campaign
contributions
Later, the bill requiring publicity
of campaign contributions was passed
by vote of $50 to 125, with the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-22
ARE
OPENED

WATER AND SEWERS COMMITS
SION OPENED BIDS FOR SUP
PLIES THIS AFTERNOON.
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THE HOUSE
GETS BUSY

PASSES A NUMBER OF IMPORT
ANT BILLS THIS AT
TERNOON.
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S. w. Holder and w. c. Lawrence
were up from Lake Arthur today.
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WHICH?

The following postal receiv-
ed by R. M. Parsons this
morning through the P. O:
Query: Which is the butt
end of a goat?
Ask parSOnS---f1e Knows
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Col. Edwin Wilson, of Austin, Tex,
and c. H. Houx and wife, of Warrens-
burg, Mo-, arrived Wednesday night
and were joined here by s. s. Ward,
manager of the Felix ranch, aid to-
gether they will go to the ranch for
stay of several days. Col. Wilson
and Mr.. Houx are owners of the Fe-
lix Land & Cattle Co.
Marriage license has been issued
to Charles A. Porter and Miss ID. Ten
nelia Bond, both of this city.
III
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EYE COMFORT.

EYE COMFORT. G
Is enjoyed by wearing
glasses fitted by a specialist.
Your eyes examined free.
DIR. HUNSBERGER.
links Jewelry Store
Permanent Location. 6
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RECORDS NEW DEPARTMENT.

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UNITED STATES OWNS
 HUNDREDS OF ISLANDS
 NOT ON OFFICIAL MAP.

StS FRANCISCO When rHely sun acquired le Philippine islauJ~ hy learned trm fHr Srutzh charts tHu i=as. ueaa about l1pn nr thsm Arefa f.N -aH has rmstured holes tn fHeE pottaa= in water which ac- r.fdHHs !, tee emrt-. e#= deeH tho question of mEIng u,a charts was taken IT. b, e4= United States ee5~t and aaaastia =HHssy aa thv result to date las be,u tr arou- grave ai~tru. at ah= Spaaz guides la navigation pr- .. r. Yelale- who has brcu attach. rd 8= surgeon ta the raa~t zurevz- ~teamsf Fathaaer for fae last fNo tsat= arrived Hsrr fe# the orient >,-ferdaz au fHs liner China
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IN
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WASTE PAPER COLLECTOR AT CLINTON MAKES A SURPRIs-
 ING DISCOVERY.

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NnHcr is hereby given that bids for building II eaurt house un Barracks SHmIe vfiI be received al the aHicr as tHr tuited Statc~ marshal EidS Will be opened and contract awarded uudct tH,. direction of the court uf tba S,c- en3 Division District of N9eEa. and contract awarded "u Saturday. May ea l9o>. at o'clock p. m. Plans and -pe- eJGe3fion- may be inspected at The maf-Har~ office The ieht fa rriret aHe.aud all hia4 Is reserved.
 T. G- POWELL.
 r. =. Marshal
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HANDS SLAPS TO
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TeETHlNe AT 55 YEARS

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miles Is small error for Sr1uish E#rft.
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RAISING SUBSCRIPTIONS
 FOR BASEBALL GROUNDS

some subscriptions 8err made ycs- terd5A for Gst m rrerafug ths gfauuft --Hret-d fef haseh#g4 djame#5
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Largest Billiard and Pool Room n Alaska at the Board Of Trade.
OUTFIT FOR IRENE.

\ boiler aud outfit UHr. moved ycs- teraay f" Irene creek far Captain Wtu- aeH and Bounds
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FOR SALE.

Restaurants. lodging houses. hotels residences. town lots. etc Also Al Remington typewriter. Boyey & Davi- son. g Stsadman avenue.
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AUCTION AUCTION
TOWN LOTS TOWN LOTS TOWN LOTS

X few wu be offered for sale on Barracks Square Thursday. May If. at D. m. sharp. Real Estate X Mining Exchange. Boyey X Davison. Props. l.. \. Dayison. auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

Two-room house. 4-room house. T. room house. 7-room house. Also busi- ness locations.
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FOR RENT.

,o- o-h"r~epawrr gasoline pumping plan; Inquire e. p Garfield
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WANTED

camp coek and baker. sober and willing wishes work Albert Nugget office
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slatz e-,vs,e stocs a, h. e,ot
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Catcher Mitt Return 10 Crit Tol- man.
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LOST

ENVELOPE containing m"uey bet Front street and sand Srir Reward Return 10 Nugget office
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Classified Ads.

 All Classified Ads Must 5e p,d ., Advance
The border vidette., 1908-03-07

Our prices are the same as Chicago and New York. w hen you purchase your Ma chine and Records from us, we save you the Express Charges to Nogales.
The border vidette., 1908-03-07
Ed. Massey In Luck.

The American Mining Reviews Santa Ana, Sonora, correspondent says: Ed. Massey has brought in from his recent denouncement at the ex- tension of the Tsjitas property in the Altar district, near Caborca, several sacks of ore for shipment to J. H. Politzer, Los Angeles, Gal. -The ore is quartz showing semi. banded struct- ure; pyrite constitutes about ] to ? per cent. of the ore; the ore also sho W 8 a small amount of blende and Tn many pieces free gold can be readily seen. It is apparently an amalgamating and concentrating ore. One ledge on Massey's ground is i2 feet wide and is good for an average of SS; another smaller ledge averages on the surface S20. No work has been done on this ground, but on the adjoining TaJitas property, depth of 300 feet has been reached. Massey states the mine for tunately will produce all the water necessary and that wood for fuel and tagging is plentiful.
The border vidette., 1908-03-07
MazatIan to Get Shelter.

The Jalisco Times quoted Epes Ran dolph, head of the Hartman lines in Arizona and Mexico, when in Qua dalaiara, as saying positively that a custom smelter will be built at Maza- tan, Sinaloa. The concession for a shelter at that point was obtained by the w. c Greene interests late in 1906 and Is still so owned,
 MT. Randolph also stated that be considered Mazatlen an ideal point for a shelter as it could obtain cheap fuel by water and could draw ores from along the new Cananea, Yaqui River and Pacific railroad from up in So- nora, all through Sinaloa and from Topic and western Jalisco. As 1t is expected that this road now being built rapidly from the north will reach Mazatlan in IS months, the prospects of the smelter's being built in the near future looks bright.
The border vidette., 1908-03-07
May Be It Next Session.

"From what I learned in the East, I am of the opinion that there will be no statehood legislation for year at least, but while in Washington I was assured by President Roosevelt that he was heartily in favor of granting g single statehood to both Arizona and New Mexico, and that the matter would receive bis support when it came up New Mexico will not be treated better than Arizona. After talking with leaders of both houses I am satisfied the President was wise not to recommend statehood legislation for this session. I am also convinced that the chances are very good, in deed, for the passage of a bill at the next session, admitting the two terri tories as separate states" Statement made by Governor Kibbey to Gazette reporter, shortly after the Chief Ex- ecutive had arrived in Phoenix from " ashington, D. O., where he was for some time.
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Arizona Stronger Than Ever.

Development work is going straight ahead in Arizona mines and when the metal marked opens up again Arizona will be the first to enter and the best equipped to take advantage of the renewed demand.
 Not Q single biz company has shut down it's development work and all though the actual output of ore has been decreased during the slump, the companies are blocking out their future supplies and planning for the most ecocomic operation when the time comes to turn things loose.
 Copper mining is as secure as iron, coal, timber, wheot, cotton or any other staple production. The world cannot get along without copper, and the demand will greatly increase with in the next few years. The country is merely pausing for breath, to get ready for the great leap forward Fl Paso Herald
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Colonel Randolph Returns Home.

Col. Epes Randolph returned Sat urday evening from an extended trip of inspection over the lines of the Southern Pacific in Mexico which are now under course of construction un- der his general direction.
 Col. Randolph on his trip visited all of the lines and inspected all of the work. He made the first visit over the West Coast lines and then in speeted the work on the eastern end of the Guaymas Guadalaiara road making the journey to Guadalajara over the Mexican Central.
 He stated that the railroad con- struction is progressing satisfactorily and that there will be no let up in operations. He stated also that a large number or Americans are visit ing Mexico looking for business op- portunities.
 On his trip he pail a visit to the City of Mexico. He was accompanied by Mrs. dolph.-Tucson Citizen.
The border vidette., 1908-03-07
CerrO Colorado Putting in Mills.

Special correspondence to the Min ing Review says: George B Earn shaw, for the Cerro Colorado Mining g Company, is putting in eight Chili mills. expressly built for the company, weighing over 40 tons each, that are intended 10 crush 15U tons of ore per day through c 30 mesh screen. There are three of them now being loaded on wagons at Santa Ana sta tion, and the rest will be along in a day or two. They differ from other Chili mills in that they have four in stead of three rollers or crushers, each one of which weighs about 7.5O0 pounds. They have 10 inch face, shod with chrome steel and work on a three ton die. They are over seven feet in diameter and have screens all around and should do the work.
 If these work out all right. Earn shaw told your correspondent he was in shape to put in from eight to 24 more. gradually increasing his capacity to 5000 or 6OOO tons per 24 hours That's going some
 Cerro Colorado is 56 miles west, by d good wagon road, from Santa Ana. On the south side of the mountain, E.. E. Harris, for the Colorado Mining Company made a nice profit amalga- mating and cyaniding ore that carried $50 ton in gold That ore was worked out and operations discou- tinued by Harris less than year ago.
 Many mining men have examined and ''passed up" the east and west side of-the red mountain where Earn shaw will mine. Shortage of tonnage was not the cause, as there is an i'm mense amount of the low grade ore exposed, but It will be both interesting and instructive to learn if Earnshaw can earn a profit where others failed to figure it possible.
 Walter is brought to the mine and mill site from Cienega. a distance of about six miles, through eight inch spiral riveted pipe. Wood will be used for fuel, and can be had some miles distant from the property in almost unlimited quantity. Success by Mir. Earnshaw is hoped for and would do more for the Altar district of Sonora, than any enterprise now being attempted.