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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-02-03
VOTERS MUST REGISTER,
AND DO Ii THIS WEE

Saturday, February s, is the last
week day that voters in the special
bond election have to register, and as
this step is necessary before casting
vote on the bond issue, it is very
important that all who favor the i'm
provements go and register without
delay. Following are the places of
registration:
First Ward, Court House.
Second Ward, Spring River Gro
Gerry at the corner of Fifth and Mis-
souri,
Third Ward, DIR. Joyner's old office
at rear of Joyce-Pruit store.
Fourth Ward, at Pecos Valley Lum-
ber Co, outh Main.
Fifth Ward, r. F. Cruise blacksmith
shop on South Main.
Former registrations will not be
accepted in the election. Everyone
expecting to vote must register. t6
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ROBERT L. TAYLOR.
United States Senate,
SANTA FE MUST PLEAD
TO THE INDICTMENT.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Judge Landis, in
the U. S. District Court, today over
ruled the demurrer of the Santa Fe
Railroad Company to the federal fn-
dictme1t charging the company with
granting rebates to the U. S. Sugar
and Land Company, of Garden City,
Kansas. Counsel for the railroad ask
ed the court to pass the matter until
a ruling could be had in the case az.
ainst the Great Northern, now pend
ing before the q. S. Supreme Court.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Feb. 3.-Cattle re-
ceipts $4,000. Market strong. South
ern steers, 3.SO@4.S0; southern. COWS,
2.6063.75; stockers and feeders, 1926
OATS; bulls, 300@420: calves. $50
06.25; western steers, 4.00@5.50;
western cows, 3.0O@425
Sheep receipts, 10000. Market very
strong Muttons, 4.50@5 $50; lambs,
6.00@690; range wethers, 4.75@6.50;
fed ewes, 425@5.30
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SENATORS TAYLOR AND
BAILEY ARE FAVORABLE

George R. Hunt, of Cumberland Ci-
ty, has received the two following
of Tennessee, and the second from
Senator Bailey. of Texas, both of
which show that these senators stand
ready to give Roswell square deal
although neither promises outright to
vote for the appropriation for a fed
eral building here:
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BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS
THREE AND WOUNDS SD

Monaco, Pa, Feb. 3.-Three foreign
ers were killed and six seriously in
jured today in a boiler explosion at
the Welsh brick plant. Frozen water
in pipes is the supposed cause.
Seven Were Killed at Sunberry.
Sunberry, Pa, Feb. 3.-Seven men
were killed and a half dozen injured
today by boiler explosion in the roll
ing mill of Vanalten & Co., at North
cumberland near here.
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Britton station, Al miles from Detroit
last night, probably by broken rail
Mrs. Frances V. AFRO, of Budapest.
Hulgaria, and Mrs. John Smith, of
Milwaukee, were killed, and "a per-
sons injured, two of them seriously
The killed and most of the injured
We're in a coach behind the baggage
car, which overturned and was crush
ed. The other cars remained upright.
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Notice..

Now is the time to plant cherries,
pears, prunes, plums, peaches, rasp-
berries, blackberries, gooseberries and
currants. | have received a nice lot
and have them by my shop on South
Main ST., cheap.
(73mws-tf) R. F. CRUISE.
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A NEW PRESIDENT FOR
THE MINE WORKERS UNION

Indianapolis, Feb. 3.-Thos. Lewis
has been elected to succeed John
Mitchell as president of the United
Mine Workers and William D. Ryan
to succeed VIM. B. Wilson as secre-
tary-treasurer. The official canvas was
completed last night. Lewis has been
vice-president of the organization. 1t
is said he defeated Secretary Wilson
for the presidency by 5000 votes.
LATER-Lewis' majority was 20S1
votes and Ryan's plurality was 41,427.
John H. White was elected national
vice-president without opposition.
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THAW WILL NOE GET FREE
FOR SOME TIME YET

New York, Feb. 3.-AccOrding to
statements made yesterday it is not
likely that any action will be taken
looking toward the release of Harry
K. Thaw from Matteawan asylum at
least for a month. While Thaw is anX-
ious for writ of habeas corpus to
be sought Immediately, Martin w.
Littleton, his chief counsel, is said to
Thaw family that such a move at this
time would be i'll advised. 1t is said
Littleton will leave late this week
for a vacation of several weeks and
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Notice.

Having purchased the Roswell Meat
claim to have the best equipped and
most sanitary market in Roswell. By
handling the best of everything in
my line and by courteous treatment,
1 hope to merit a portion of your pat
you Yours for business,
S6t3-W1t S. S. HEINZMAN.
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c. B. Hunt, who was here two days
visiting his former employer, j. A.
Cottingham, left this morning for
Carlsbad, where he will visit before
going to his home in Dallas. He lived
n Roswell four years ago.
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MOROCCO BANDIT WILL
RELEASE ENGLISHMAN.

London, Feb. 3--The government
has received a telegram from the
British Charge at Tangier. Morocco,
to the effect that Raisuli. the bandit
chief, has promised to bring in Caij
Sir Harry MacLean. 1t is exactly sew
en- months today from the time he
was captured by Raisuli.
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Mrs. Norvelps Brother Dead.

r. W. Best. of Sulphur, Okla, broth
denly this morning at the Tent City.
Mr. Best came here little over a
year ago, seeking relief for tuberculo-
sis. The funeral will will occur at the
residence of Mr.. Chas Norvell, 40
n. KY ave-, at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday.
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SHADE TREES.

All kinds first class planted and
guaranteed to grow. We also carry
full line of fruit trees Office End and
Main ST. in Seed Store
THE SPENCER SEEDLESS
APPLE co.
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SHADE TREES.

All kinds first. class planted and
guaranteed to grow. We also carry a
full line of fruit trees Office End and
Main St. in Seed Store. If
THE SPENCER SEEDLESS
APPLE co.
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WAR ON SUNDAY SALOON
BEGUN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Friends and Foes
of the Sunday saloon held meetings
yesterday and prepared for the great
est struggle to come. For the first
time in the history of the city, the
paramount issue in the April election
will be the liquor question.
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BUSINESS MEN ENDORSE
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE.

3 We, the undersigned, being g
3 among the heaviest taxpayers g
3 in the City of Roswell, wish @
. to announce publicly that we g
3 heartily endorse the proposed g
3 city bond issue for the purpose g
Z, Of putting il additional water @
9 works and sewer system, and g
8 express the hope that the vot- g
3 ers will recognize the fact that 9
g it is for the best interests OF 9
g this community that these g
3 improvements be secured at g
9 the earliest possible date. e
g There is nothing in sight at g
9 the present time which will .
g do so much for the advance 9
3 ment of our City. We also 9
3 value of property il the city 9
3 will vastly overcome the small g
g amount of increase necessary g
3 in the taxation to pay inter g
3 est on the bonds. @
g (Signed) g
3 Joyce-Pruit Co. .
3 Roswell Hardware Co. 9
g Kemp Lumber Co. -
9 Price & Co. .
g Dilley Furniture Co. g
g Pecos Valley Drug Co. g
3 Roswell Wool & Hide Co. q
g Wildly Lea, by ]. S. Lea. g
g R. F. Barnett q
g Geo. NJ. Slaughter g
g Jaffa, Prayer & Co. g
g Roswell Trading Co. g
g Morrow & Tannehill, .
9 (Texas Block. g
g Pecos Valley Lumber Co. g
g Payton Drug, B. & S. Co. .
9 Roswell Drug & J'lry Co. q
g Whiteman Bros. Co. -
9 Roswell Lumber Co. q
- =. -, ~, -. 70 q, "a a a "a a Oa
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Business Picking Up.

Owing to our trade increasing |
have secured another man and am pre-
pared to shoe horses in 80 minutes.
Our work is first class or no pay. =
r.. F. Cruise, South Main ST.
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The Wool Market.

ST. Louis, Feb. 3.--Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, 20
to 23 Fine mediums 10 to 20. Fine
Is to II.
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BASKET BALL
TEAM RETURNS JUBlL AN

Roswell'S High School basket ball
team, winners of the big game at Ha-
german Saturday afternoon by a
score of 21 to 10, returned in nigh
spirits Sunday morning, along with
the teachers who had attended the
county teachers meeting, and report
a highly entertaining and beneficial
session.
But it was the basket ball team
big crowd of Roswell people who wit
messed the game pronounce it to have
been a good one Following is the
lineup:
Roswell Position, Hagerman
Jones guard, Parks
Mcknight, guard, MCLEAN
Thomas, center, Wranosky
Sain, center guard, Campbell
Fairchild, forward, Kelsey
Odem, forward Carter
Rabb, substitute, Williamson
The points of the game were made
as follows: Fairchild. Z field goals
Odem, one field goal and five foul
goals; Kelsey, one field goal; Carter. |
three field goals and foul goals
Referee, A. /. NJ. Wis, of Bussom |
Holland. Umpires, Hicks and War |
worth. Scorers, Miss Heath, Prof. |
Bolts. Time keepers, Miss Childers. |
Prof. Brasher.
In the first half the Roswell cen |
ters out-played Hagerman's centers |
and Miss Fairchild did phenomenal |
work throwing goals from the field |
In the second half Hagerman's guards |
and centers out-played Roswel's for
wards and centers, but the Roswell |
guards did such effective work, espe-
cially Miss Jones, that Hagerman
could not make up the ground they |
had lost in the first. Miss Odem did |
accurate work in the second, throw
ing goals after fouls. There were ma
ny accidental fouls on both sides, but |
the game was cleanly played so far
as intentions went, aid good spirit |
reigned. The game was pronounced |
an unusually good exhibition by the
devotees in attendance.
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KING CARLOS, OF PORTUGAL,
AND THE CROWN PRINCE
SHOT SATURDAY..
THF PEOPLE PARALYZFD

Band of Consprators Fired on Royal
Party, Killing the King and Crown
Prince and Woundng the lnfanta.-
The New King, Manuel II, Forms
Coalition Cabinet.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our gratitude
to the the many friends of our mother
ind family for the many acts of kind
ness during her illness, and also to
all who sent flowers and gave words
of sympathy.
BERT INGERSOLL,
ROBERT INGERSOLL.
HARRY INGERSOLL.
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FOR SALE At bargain, second
hand Oliver typewriter. in good con
dition. Apply at Record Office. tt
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The Artesia Nursery.

For Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
trees, see J. S. Highsmith, Artesia
or Wyatt Johnson, Roswell Cliff
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WANTED Good furnished house,
close in, by healthy responsible
people; or can use light house
keeping apartments. Address A B.,
care Record. t2*
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United States Senate,

Washington, D. c., Jan. 21
Mr.. George r. Hunt. Roswell.
My Dear Sir The manner in
which you put it to me leaves me no
way out of voting for your $125, 900
appropriation. does it? I hope may
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.. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

q. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocai Report. Observation Taken a,
800 a. m.)
Roswell. n. NJ, Feb. s--Tempera-
ture.-Max. 35; min-,. %; mean. 3d.
Precipitation, 90; wind n E., We
l,city miles: weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Rain tonight and Tuesday; warmer
tonight
Forecast for New Mexico:
Toaieht, snow in north, rain AMI
warmer in south portion; Tuesday
rain. -
od1cial II Charge.
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TELL YOUR ELECTRICAL TRoU
BLEs TO DIXON, 1o4 &. 2ND ST.,
PHONE 1o5. s5tf
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TWO PERSONS KILLED,
THIRTY-FoUR INJURED.

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 3.-Wabash
passenger train No. 4. eastbound. a
consolidated Chicago and st. Louis
train, was wrecked two miles from
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To My Friends in Roswell.

MY FRIENDS IN Roswell
I am making a speciality of shoeing
horses neatly and practically for $3.50
at Texas Shop. R. F. Cruise. Prop.
M, w. and S. 76tf.
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Lisbon, Feb. liking Carlos, of
Portugal, and the crown prince, Luise
PHILIPPE, were assassinated today and
the city is in a state of uproar. The
kings second son, the Infanta Man
uel, was slightly wounded, but Queen
Amelie, who strove to save the crown
princes life by throwing herself up
on him, was unhurt.
A band of men waiting at the cor
ner of the Praca de Commerce. and
the Rua De Arsenal suddenly sprang
toward the open carriage in which
the royal family was driving TO the
palace and leveling carbines which
they had concealed upon them, fired.
The king and crown prince, upon
whom the attack was directed, were
each shot three times and they lived
only long enough to be carried to the
marine arsenal nearby, where they
expired.
The police guard fired upon the as
sassins and killed two of them.
The Portuguese people are paralyz-
ed by the tragic elimination of the
republican conspiracy to overthrow
the monarchy. Dictator Franco is
working to bring order out of chaos
in Lisbon.
Today's Report.
Lisbon Feb. 3.-Premier Franco
has relinquished his power, and
new cabinet has been formed with
dent in place of the dictator. Franco
agreed to this measure as one calcu-
lated to pacify hostile public opinion
at a time when only a spark was
needed to infiame the whole country
and hurl it headlong to revolution. 1t
is nevertheless believed that Franco
will still be man of power, but his
official prerogatives are at least shorn
of real authority.
King Manuel II appeared before his
ibrant with emotion said: Il am with
out experience, either in the science
of government or in politics. | place
myself entirely in your hands, need
ing help and believing in your patriot
ism and wisdom
The new cabinet is made up of a
coalition of elements in the hope of
reconciling the disturbing elements.
The city is still in the throes of in
tense excitement. and the authorities
continue to follow INCREASINGLY the
details of the plot which eliminated
in the assassination of the king. 1t
is claimed that one of the regicides
is a Spaniard who was arrested rec
emily in connection with the discov.
cry of a depot of bombs. but who was
later released. One of the men now
under arrest is an Italian who played
in the orchestra of a Lisbon theatre.
He is extremely nervous, and it is
feared that he will attempt to kill
himself.
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FOR RENT - Groom residence and
bath, modern, close in.-Roswell
Title and Trust Co.
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No hunting or trespassing allowed
on the Slaughter Farm. mws-tf.
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find it advisable to do so when the
time comes. 1 am for separate state
hood unless you people want it other
wise. Also, 1 am for the Hunt family.
Truly yours,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR.
United States Senate,
Washington, Jan. 20, 1908.
Mr.. George R. Hunt, Roswell, N. NJ
My Dear Sir I have received
yours of the 18th inst, and will be
glad to do what l can towards secur.
ing the just treatment of Roswell in
the matter of a public building. Very
truly yours,
J. w. BAILEY.
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The New Kinq is Popular.

Berlin, Feb. 3.-The DarmStaeter
vate dispatch from Lisbon: "'Fhe new
king is unusually popular. The army
is thoroughly loyal. All alarming ru-
mors should be received with great
est caution A coalition ministry of
all the monarchial parties will be
and will receive the sup
port of the entire country"
Madrid, Feb. 3.The government mas
ordered the cruiser Princess de AS
turias, to proceed to Lisbon.
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Russell does hnrse-shoeIng.
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British Cruisers Go to Lisbon.

Gibraltar, Feb. 3.-The British
cruiser fleet sailed from here early
this morling for Lisbon.
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hone R. B. Jones 1or nvery rigs.5stf
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Correct legal blanks. Record Office.
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Russell does carriage work. loft
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
TRACK MEET TODAY
BOISE, ONTARIO, Caldwell
Grand Parade at 2:30 p. m. Today on Streets
RUNNING JUMPING LEAPING and TWELVE OTHER EVENTS
MAYOR SMITH WILL PRESENT PENNANT TO The
VICTOR AT The FAIR GROUNDS

This afternoon at $50 p. M,
representatives from Boise High
School, Ontario High School and the
College of Idaho will compete for
track honors. This is the event that
all schools have been looking for
ward to with great eagerness for the
past few months. All three teams
have been practising for the meet
and gratwork Is expected from the
yong athletes. Ech school will enter
three men in every event which is
bound to make an exciting race and
a close finish.
There will be large crowd from
Boise on special car and many are
expected from Ontario. A, great
deal of friendly rivalry has been dis
played in former contests but this
one bids fair to Guido all others in
this respect.
Mayor Smith will preside at the
meet and present a beautiful pen
nant to the winning school, gold
medal to. the athlete scoring the lar
gest number of points and also prize
ribbons to each winning contestant.
At 200 p. m. the students of the
three schools will line up and parade
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23

den, Roy Eichelberger, Ida White,
Gene Rowland, Ella w. Davis, Laura
Patton, Luce L. Lee, Mary Herman,
Ella st. Clair, Juanita Stewart, Rose
Harris, Merits l.. Riddle, Mac Mer-
Ger, Mary Campbell. Katherine Ly-
man, Daisy E. Beatty and Ann Beat
ty. 1t has been reported at different
times that one or two bachelors were
figuring on entering into the holy
bonds of matrimony with some OF
ou, nost popular teachers, but on
account of the recent stringency IN
financial circles the scheme has been
postponed for the present.
The school board are to be con-
graduated in retaining the services
og Prof. Boulton as superintendent
and his salary should be increased
for the ensuing year. 1t Is not every
teacher that makes a good supenin-
tendent and when you do find one
hang onto him even il he does come
high.
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A Pioneer Gone.

lone by one the pioneers of this
valley are passing to the great be-
yond. The last to be called to rest
is Jacob Alchenberger, one Of the
earliest settlers in this part of the
valley, who passed away at his home
near Middleton, Saturday, May 16.
The immediate canse of his death
was la grippe. He has enjoyed good
health to within about three months
ago, but was confined to his bed for
about ten days when death came as
relief to his sufferings. Jacob AL
chenberger was born in the Canton
of Bern, in Switzerland, Oct ~,
1928, was united In marriage to Mag
dalena Plowhead. The family came
to America in 1874 arriving In Mid
dleton the 10th day of June, and set
tied on the quarter section which he
owned at the time of his death. Jake
Alchenberger was quiet and an indus
trious citizen, one whose word was
as good as his bond, the latch string
of the Alchenberger home was always
out and genuine. hospitality ever
found within its walls. The deceas
ed was proceeded by his wife some
three years and he has never ceased
to mourn her death and but few
hours before he died he asked a min
lister If he would see his wife in tn,
other world. While Jacob Alchen
berger professed no religion othe
than the Golden Rule. There Is nom
who would question but that ihs spir
/ 1t is with the God who gave 1t. TIL
remains was followed to their las
resting place by the largest concours
of people that ever attended a fuera
in this part of the valley. He leave
five. children to mourn his departure
Jacob. Anna, and Lillian Alchenber
ger; Mrs. Meth, and Mrs. March.
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Gone Out of Business.

A bill of sale recorded at the coun-
ty Offices Monday bearing witness to
the transfer to E. ]. Colthorpe, for
the nominal consideration of. $4,000
of the well-known blooded horses of
the Garrett stables, and the equally
renowned herd of prize winning
Shorthorn cattle, thru the possession
of which John H. Garrett has be-
come known all over the West. 1t
is understood that very little real
money was involved in the transac-
ton, but that on the contrary the
consideration mentioned in the bill
of sale was only sufficient to cover a
prior Indebtedness to the buyer, and
a mortgage given some time ago to
another party.-The Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23

The city council met in special
session at the city hall Monday
night, with all members present. The
first business transacted was the
reading of the report of Engineer
Franklin, on the cemetery irriga-
ton scheme. After. the reading of
the report, silence prevailed the as
sembly and was only broken by Coun-
Gilman Little making a motion that
the report be received, otherwise the
report might have remained in sus-
pense for an indefinite period. How
ever, the motion prevailed. Mayor
Smith opened the food gates of ora
tory, by inviting all who so desired
to speak on the proposed plan for irri-
eating the semetery grounds.
H. w. Dorman opened the ball by
a strong talk in opposition to the pro-
posed plan, in his argument he ques-
toned the truthfulness of some of
the engineers statements, as fur
nished by Engineer Mcconnell, re-
garding certain springs which were
to be used for supplying water for
the ground Mcconnell denied
the allegation that he had
supplied Engineer Franklin with