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Stockton rhine May be Lost to
The Large Number Of Mi
nOrity Shareholders.
AT LAST NIGHTS MEETING.
Jale Assessment "an act of Conlisca-
ton" Was Declaration OF
Ex-Governor Wells.


The meeting of the minority share
holders OF the Honerine Mining com
a., ,,,,,,,,..roi,, .,,,b iayt
PAM
evening US many cNpee'eu II W"uiu oe'
turned out 10 be II fruitloss one. For
an Indications Inc property is doomed
:, o,, ,,,,,,, no n,,,n,n.r IA s,,t.
~ 9V'" '''
~ me crsul'oiS AZ i"e' 'hSiS 20 "'tiS
nope ol me tionoerlhe company 5cttilis
out IRON lts llI,tnvlal acknowledgements.
Al developed az iasc nlsiIl satnrl
ing That TAO curpou,uon na5 two items
oil lnueuLeullesa .sinounlnls 70 S1Io,vvU,
OF wmon an.ounL sIoo,vOO IS neiu III tne
form OF notes ssaitsl tue corporation
by Inc nmueii d SUM syndiLs.te OF
SHARON, IA; me second iargest cred
iIor is NatKer isros. uanb Oh lnls Illy 4,
a, men noiqs "a cidiiu OF soV,OvJ
II aiso ueyeiopeu az inst nteitt's meet
ing tnat INC nlmber4, -pun. synGlcate
is ready 10 relmqu.sn ali interest IN IN
property Al Al Is pal.. ,.sen tue amount
o1D.s,clalul, ana an additional amount
edual 10 81 GEMS a snare, ana II was
explained py loIher COY. heoer 81
" ens, VINO dcleu as chairman OF the
ineeling. u committee OF lnree repre-
sertlt..e 'tae unuutfts interests nau 90
taInea an opuon on the stock OF this
synocate Oh tvIn.s stuteu. Inc tNln-
Defiy-Bunl synuIuate, II was sdid
amounts to approximately 2gI,vuo
snares; Thar it could nc paiu for In IN
stal1nents running over "a psriod OF
monrns; put ON top OF tnat. the re-
NAMING CLAIMS against Inc corpora
ton would nave TO ne satisned.
But a colo chill came over lnose
present wnen the report of an englnerr
empioyed recently to examine the NINE
was read. According To ms reuur1
the mine has been gutted on the llnusr
Levels. there beinc oniv IN ana fots az
ore in the stoneq .t,,o,,a Ia, i,,r,,oi l.,,at
thucn of yvh,,b hst,o, ma -, -
hoIdinp mo sto,,nn ,,,,,.,,, ~ i,
tiscal vear tbs cotnr,s,n,, tr, h ''te 80.
Of oniv Sst-g ns,. ,, ti'',ae a Pon .e
sninne1 ana mere S,,as loHs ~, Va 80
tons ,,,,,,,lr,tad '''''i' 'V'oVV
,rhts lett norhinp- fo, tbs tr,nor,,,a -,
b.,ns far ,,nIesS ,ee nr.a, ,tn,jd 80 -, ~
noii,p below inc present tunnel Ieve,
n,,5 ,ba ra,,nrt statad 49, A. 49,
annbtf,l ~ - tbo,,sa,la foot additiona.
danfh conId ,o ohtoinaa ,,,ith Ihe -,
s,,,,tns naaints,inine thaIr eYtent for
~, a,.,n,tad - -.
,,1inine on accnT,t ~ tha Srsat a,nonnI
~ ,gate. IN be h,,.d,ed The rsnn,t
st,tos thot 10 Iii ,,'h,o1,
stoilen al a cost of no, xiso am haa |
- - - 80 % % 49,. 49, ~
i - .'s M S9',, t,'"t sou
! no ,,sssts of thi co,nnanv we're a tnon
sand acres ~ aro,,pd yvbich unnia
,,'.n,ie ~ ,aIuo fa,.n ",,SA , moa
i.i,I, ,,eto, aiso az, ~. IVY
ti,,s',,ad . 900 liz, w oi ""sei,
,ypicb would ' foa s e. p IN MINUS m
a,i,,e 49, .'iu ~ tl,aAe tne non
for a s,naItn,! P-Vp's'''0''
-, ,r, a. S Sn,.,,.',. ,,,o..o,,,,.
,,,as Eel, .1,i,.inaS ss on 'i,e illlhe
+, ,,,ltoh ;,n t,atra -, ,h VIZ I'VE
~ \ ne, sa,, ' INA We
for having made representations TO
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth and Ohio Copper
Command Stronger Prices.

Tower Mammoth moved up some To-
day ON the mining exchange and the
stock seemed to be I'm fairly good de
cncd few points. while Black lack
found favor up Ia p cents. Colorado
dropped back 10 80. while Mountain
Lake advanced 10 81 cents.
Columbus Consolidated sold at 1.9fh
and co.
on tho open board. Ohio was In fair
demand and WAC bought NJ 3.25 and
$50, The closing quotations and sales
were
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Ian. 2s,--Money on call
easy. u at ~ per cent; ruling rate
2; closing bid Q; offered at 2. Time
loans easy. 60 days 4 per cent and 90
per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper TO
per cent; sterling exchange firm with
actual buginess In bankers bills ut
1877 O5 Mt S47,10 for demand and at
1880 az 1895 for 60 days: commer-
elal bills 4s3h 10 4SsM. Bar silver
55A,
Mexican dollars, "A.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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THE BOUNDARY DISTRICT.
CRANKY Engineers Examining New
house Dominion Copper Mine.
(Pollock Special WIRE

tPollock Special Wire.)
Boston. June 23.--We have private
advices from the Boundary district.
says the News Bureau, that engineers
of the CRANKY Consolidated company
are making an examination of the
mines of the Dominion Copper COM
pany and the British Columbia COM
pany Both these properties are ut
present shut down. Examination by
CRANKY engineers would naturally in
dictate prospective absorption in which
case CRANKY would be supreme in
the Boundary district and would have
three smelters of total capacity
double its nresnnt fncilities
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office, u. s. weather
bureau. for "a hours ending al a. M,
today, 80
Temperature AZ a. M % degrees. Max
mum ~ Minimum ~ Mean g. which Is
] degree below normal
precipitation since first OF month s2
mon which 10 go inch above the normal
$50 inch
Relative humidity ~ g a. m. 81 per cent.
Local forecast for Salt Lake CITY and
Utah Rain or snow ana warmer tonight;
FRIDAY rain or snow
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MR.. DU BoIs COMING.
President of Yankee Con. Due Here
Next Sunday.

Word has been received from Presi-
dent John Il. Du Bots of the Yankee
Consolidated Mining company that he
viii arrive in Salt Lake next Sunday
accompanied by Director Charles J.
North. They are making the trip west
at this time to be present at the an
nual shareholders meetings of the
Yankee Con-, and Blackbird Gold e
Copper companies, which are scheduled
for the 9th and 2Sth inst, respectively.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAY.

Hubbard Investment company TO
Melissa Griffin, lots 81. and % block
] East Waterloo ...n......,.......S $50
Edward T. Ashton 90 sarah A.
Lemon part OF lot !, block Is. plat
A .,,...,,i..,,;.,,.,..; ....,.,..,...... $500
TENNIS, palt lot 2, block TO- Plat g.. $50
Paul A. Elkins 70 Nick Bononie.
section 2, township l south. range
] east Observation-Disclosures.
Cnr2llne Mccarthy 10 A w Palm
er part LOT block 10, plat A go. 40
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EXPORTS OF COPPER.

(PoIIock Special Wlre)
New York Jan. 29,-Thc exports Of
copper yesterday were light, amounting
TO only 235 tons TO France. Since July
! exports, approximating $4,000 tons,
against imports OF 1880 tons.
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sAN FRANcIsco MARKET
(PnllOck Spoeial Wire. }

(Polloek Special Wre.)
san FrancisGo, Jan. 2s.--The quota
lions ~ the san Francisco mining ev-
change on Nevada mining stocks to-
day are reported AZ follows
COMSTOCK
Ophlr, I.75Rl, so: Mexican. 72@
~ Gould & Curry, 19I20; Con va
1908. Hale & Norcross. 470iS.
yellow Jacket. 1,471sat so; Belehar,
33H3A Sierra Nevada, a3W5i; Tx
ohequer, 2lW22; Union, 3Q@sh,
ToNOPAH
Tonopah Nevada, 6OQ4.S7M:
Montana Tonopah, SOm1. SO. Mae
Namara, 36@87; Midway 1Em70;
T0nopah Belmont. $3.50; Tonopah
North star 10@l1 Ohio Tonopah.
asked. West End Cons, 3sG94, Res
cue, SN9i T0n1pah & california. 9 bid;
Golden Anchor, 4 bid Jim Butler. SO
gs9; Cash Boy. Q asked; Monarch
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A. NJ. LIsrEp sTocKs.
EASY MONEY

TN Now YORK meanr that ia laeitl-
mate enterprise need lack for funds
aud that standard stocks OF well
Known reputation are bound 10
gradually rise 10 normal prices
Tlree weeks ago we advised our
clients TO buy utoh-Idaho Sugar
Company preferred stock. Eycrv
DIV the domand for thin stock
grows stronger And fnr good ran-
sons. its dividends Rmatt-f 10 lTis
cents per share every quarter. Tine
p1st season hus boon unprocedcnt-
eelv succrsSful Tho price Of supar
u fmf nud Tho demand nra ratc.
VIII money rates normal no wond-
az fh1t the nficn no
risen sixty 2enls per share I'm the
past three weeks.
We pdplse lnldera NJ the stock
nor io sou Hs che advance is pfnr-
ticallv sure 10 continue N You need
money aud must sen come 40 uH.
" Won wish ~
Won to buy az soon ns pnssible.
Every da" ADDS 10 the price Won
YIN h.Ne 10 pny. can on as on
send rh0ck or nosfal money orders
tnr amount pr your order ana same
"il hnvo nfoWni attention M the
market nrirr fhc DIV received.
GE0Pnn ~ CANHON co,
Roow= 11u3 Tompleton Bldg.
Phone Bon ~
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.
LONDON WOOL.

st. Louis, Jan. 23-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 20123 fine
medium 1921; fine 15q17c.
LONDON WOOL
London. Jan. GA superior section Of
l2,o5t bales was offered at the wool
auction sales today. French and German
buyers We're eager competitors for fine
merinos, and home spinners took coarse
crossbreds. Moderate quantities of light
greasy clothing were taken by Ameri-
cans at fun rates.
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REGULAR A. NJ. SAVES.

Lower Mammoth. 10 Cat Ga 100 AT
46lA go at 81. 100 at 47h 100 al
4S: 500 at 4SIs.
May Day, 90 at 80.
Uncle Sam Con, 1900 at SO; LOO at
49ta; 90 at 80, buyer so,
Victoria, 10 at 81.
Black Jack, 20 at %; 1000 at &c n /;
GOO at "a
Colorado. 800 at 2 a5, buyer so; 500
at 2 30
Crown Point 600 at 16.
Min. Lake, 1000 at 80, seller 80.
1000 at 81.
New York so at II.
So. Columbus Con, 100 at 10.
Sioux Con, 1S00 ut SO.
Wabash, 10 at 69 200 at 40; 200
at 10, seller 60.
Yankee Con, so at "a; 100 at IS;
200 at S41s.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 400 at 80.
Columbus Con, 100 at 1.97 e 50
at 200.
May Day, 500 at 313s; 1000 at 81.
New York. 1000 at 151 y, seller 60;
500 at 151s 1000 at 10.
So. Columbus Con, 1900 at 10; 500
at II. buyer 80.
Uncle Sam, 200 at 4sls
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srGAR AND coFrEE

New York, Jan. 2s-Sugar steady Fair
refining 3.S6 centrifugal 80 test $50; mol
asses sugar 3.11
Refined steady. Crushed $50; powdered
800: granulated 40
Coffee steady. No. Rio exc No. 4
Santos Slsc
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Pitts. Exin., bid: Montana Midway
Extn., 2d5; Golden Crown. "sHeo'
uOLDF1ELp.

Pitts. Exin.. bid Montana Midway
Extn., 2d3; Golden Crown. "sReo'
ooLDT1ELp.
sandstorin. 2sa24. Col. MT, 2sg2s;
! Jumbo Ext, 81 bid; vernai. so
| Pennsvlyania' 2 asked; Kendall. LAG
10; Booth. 26@27: Blue Bun. z0W2l;
Adams, 7dsj Silver Peak, 30 ~ 80 !,
fMay Queen, ed7i Nevada Boy, sW
| Black Butte Ext, bid; Blue Bell, .
all; Dixie, bid; Hibernia, : bid, 81.
Ives. 5sd54 Conqueror, Tgs; BACK
Rock, 2 bid Lone star. l2Wi3 ".
Wonder. asked; Potlatch, II bid Ofo,
IL bld. Kendall Ext, 2aS: Sandstorn
Ext. asked; Mayne, bid; Atlanta
40a41; CT. Bend 24G25; Slmmerone.
4Ub Empire, 516: Red Top Ext, IA "
l6; Florence, 4.92M q4.eb; d field b.
b. Cons, % bid; Goldheld Daisy
.27iaI1.30; Comb. Fraction, s2@SSi
CT. Bend Ext, b16i Ct. Bend Annex
bid: g. b. Bonanza, "a; kewanos,
5SG so: Esmeralda, 6 bid; Portland, II
bid: CrackerIack, 11612; f. Mohawk,
so: Red Hills, 43M44; Mohawk Ext, 1
as; l.. Dillon, 5I6, Y. Tiger. 20 bid;
Grandma, 10 bid; $. 2. Ext. 3 asked;
y. Rose . bid Goldfield Con. b.S5 bid;
D'field Triangle, asked Coming Ma
ton. 4 bid.
BuLLFROG.
Original, 3@4; Bullfrog Mining.
bid; Montana Bullfrog, 8 bid National
Bank, IA bid; l.. Harris, 1d2i Anne
thyst, Hale; Gold Bar. S6G37, Bonnie
Glare, 9aiO; Mayflower Con, 17G1s:
Montgomery Shoshone Ext, 3d5; IL
Scepter, 7GS; Montgomery Mountain.
1901: B. Diamondfield. 8 bid; Home
stake Con-. SO bid Y, Girl, . bid; Mug
get .. bid; Tramp Con, 1920; Victor,
3 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, 2O@22; Manhattan
Mining Co, 8 bid: S. Humphrey, 41G;
Dexter. IL asked; L. Joe, asked; Cres-
cent, bid; Combination, 2 asked;
Granny, 16 asked Mustang 10 bid;
Little Gray. bid; Cow Boy, 2 bid:
Original Manhattan, sac: Broncho, 8
bid; Pnenut, bid; Y. Horse, asked;
Indian Camp, bid: Mineral Hill, 1i4
II.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, 50 bid; Nevada Hills.
SO5qS.10; Pittsburg Silver Peak, t.321sQ
lS5; Eagles Nest, 20@21.
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n NJ, West & CO.. stock brokers'.
d r. walker ilk. Both phones or
fec and residence,
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Custom Assayors ana Chemists. 100
South West Temple T.
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II. Il. Snow & CO., Stock BROKERS.
22 Commercial Blk. Both 'Paonos 1875
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lhe close d tne pay.a work

a box Of Elites Whipped Cream Cno-
colates-then home and the loved ones.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a 70. So Temple. Both
phones 80,
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4. S. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker. 2l5 u, Il. Walker Block
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A REAL coLoNrI.
James l.. IIackcn Given Recognition
by Kentuolsy's Chief Executive.

Ernest L. Godbe has received a lot
ter from Kentucky advising him that
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OTHER DISTRICTS

Fairview Eagle, 50 bid; Nevada Hills
S.O5qS.10; Plttsburg Silver Peak, t321s4
lS5; Eagles Nest, 20421.
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SIX FEET OF EARTH.

I'll sing you a song of the world and
it's way,
And the many strange people we
meet,
From the rich man VINO rolls in his
millions of wealth
To the struggling wretch on the
street;
But a man tho he's poor and in tat
tiers and rags
We should never affect to despise;
But think of the adage, remember, my
friends,
That six feet of earth makes US all
of one size.
There's the rich man with thousands
to spare if he likes,
But he haughtily holds up his head.
And h thinks he's above the me-
chanic who tolls,
And is honestly earning his bread;
But his gold and his jewels he can't
take away
To the world up above when he dies
For death levels all and conclusively
shows
That six feet of earth makes us all
of one size.
There's many a coal that it tattered
n torn,
That beneath lies a true honest
heart.
But because he is not dressed like
his neighbors in style,
Why society" keeps them apart;
For on m fortune smiles while the
other one fails.
Yes, 40 matter what venture he
tries; 4,
But time calls them both to the grave
in the end,
That six feet of earth makes us all
of one size.
Then, when you nee see a poor fell
low that tries
To battle the world and it's frowns,
Let us help him along and perchance
he'll succeed,
Don't crush him because he is
down;
For a u of cold water in charity
given,
Is remembered with joy in the skies;
We are all but human-we've all got
to die,
That six feet of earth makes us all
of one size.
Joe A. Gulich.
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Impure Ice Causes Typhoid Fever.

One of the most prominent physi-
clans of the city stated before the
Sanitary Investigating Committee, in
a recen investigation by hat promi-
nent body, that one of the worst cpl
denies hat he ever heard of was
caused by the use of ice that was
made from impure water.
1t has also been said by prominent
physicians of the large cities OF the
east that eatables could be so con
taminated by the use of impure ice
in the refrigerator.
It is also agreed by all physicians
that the only way of killing the ty-
phoid germ in water is by boiling or
distilling.
The Only way of producing a pure
Crystal Ice is in the following man
ner: Boil the water in a boiler into
steam and pass it from there to a
galvanized condenser, and then to a
re-boiler, which boils the water again
and removes the air and otner for
eign gases, and then skim the water
| which is still boiling hot. Then pass
it to the cooling coils to be cooled
off, and ron where it then oes to
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-16
A GOOD SHOW AT THE
MAJESTIC LAST NIGHT

The Ralph Riggs Comedy Company
gave another good show al the Ma
jestic theatre last night, entitled
The Red Domino" The attendance
was not as large as on the first night
of this company's appearance, hut
the performance was equally merito-
ious. The play was a clever combina-
tio1 of incidents that held the
attention remarkably. There was no
silly love scene of insects discovering
their afinities at sight, no killing,
and no "blood and thunder of any
kind; yet it was interesting, and
even entertaining-and different. The
many combinations gave ample op-
portunity for the comedians, and
they responded % the knock. Good
song aad dance s~pecialties were given
by Ralph Riggs. Bernard Riggs and
Katherine Witchie. The
left this morning for Hereford n
Amarillo.
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Expert horse suoeing at Texas shop
CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION

Roswell, N. NJ, Mar. 81, 1903.
Pursuant to call made March IA,
1908, by the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Chaves county, there will
be a Democratic delegate county con-
vention held at the Court House in
the city of Roswell, at 2:O0 p. m.
April IS, 1908, for the purpose of Sc
Letting delegates to the Territorial
convention to be called later, that
will select delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention to be held
in the city of Denver, Colo, July z,
1908.
The various precincts are entitled
to representation as follows, being
one delegate for each 25 voters or
the major fraction thereof, based up
on the vote east for the Hon. O.. A.
Larrazolo at the election held Novem-
Der 6, 1906, each precinct being emit
tied to at least one delegate.
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the large triple burnt charcoal filters.
1t then passes from them to a cool
ing tank which is cooled down to a
temperature of about thirty-eight de-
grees above zero, which temperature
will cause any foreign matter which
might remain that will mo- filter from
the higher temperatures to saponify
and be removed in the sponge filter.
before being placed in the large freez
ing cans.
Our water supply is taken from a
deep artesian well, inc during the
entire process is handled in galvan-
lied pipes, and should the air be ever
so foul the water could not be con
any thing Or any person, but remains
in the pipe line continuously until
placed in the freezing cans, and Sc
curely covered from all air.
We invite the %strictest investiga-
ton by our city physicians or others
who are interested in our methods
Of manufacturing our distilled water
Crystal Ice, which is the very latest
and best that money can buy. that
together with our long years of ex-
p~erience in this line, enables us to
produce the very best Crystal Ice
that can be made. Thanking our ma
ny patrons for their past liberal pat
ronage, and earnestly soliciting your
every ice requirement, we are, yours
to please.
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PROGRESS OF NEW MEXICO.

This territory will receive state
hood within a few months. More rail-
way building has taken place inside
its borders, the last two or three
years, than in any other western
state or territory. Dry farming is
making productive millions Of acres
hitherto untitled. The government is
spending many millions of dollars in
reclamation projects, bringing i'm
mense tracts under irrigation. The
territory has % than doubled its
population within the last decade,
AID the majority Of the present in
habitants are the equal OF any in the
Union, in energy. education and
American citizenship.
New Mexico has millions In unde-
Eeloped mineral and is n
OF the leading wool-producing Sec
lions OF he United States.
It has more coal than any state in
me Union. with the possible excep-
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After centuries of inactiou, China
is waking up and demanding every
western improvement and invention.
A few years g Picking "a n of
the dirtiest and most disorderly cities
on earth. 1t had no STRENGTHENING
service and scarcely any police. Now
it is rapidly becoming a model city.
"A striking example OF the change
that has taken place in the mental
MGbits Of the people is afforded by
the telephone system, which already
has 1,700 subscribers and is being
rapidly misunderstanding Ameri-
can Supplement.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ton of Pennsylvania, and large for
ests of pine timber, including one
tract alone of 300, 900 acres the larg-
est single body of soft pine timber
left in the United States.
New Mexico raises the finest fruit,
vegetables and grains on earth, last
ear producing crops aggregating
nearly ten millions of dollars, while
its climate is admitted the best in
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-16
HoMILETIc ADAPTATION.

An old negro preacher gave as his
text-"De tree Is known by his fruit,
al hit des impossible ter shake de
'possum down."
After the bened:ction, an old broth
er said 10 him, 81 eve knowed befo'
dat such a text was in de Bible"
WELL" admitted the preacher, "hit
amt 'xactly sot down dataway. /
th'owed in de 'possum ter hit de in
telligence er my congregation."-At-
lanta Constitution.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Groom residence and
bath, modern, close in.-Roswell
Title n Trust Co.
FOR RENT Large tract of land.
/ have a tract of land consisting
of 100000 acres, suitable for cattle
ranch, for lease.-W. C. Reid. If
A good modern S-room dwelling,
well located, to rent, s35. OO-Roswell
Title and Trust Co.
FOR RENT 8 room. modern house.
all conveniences. Cor. 9Th and Mo.
Roswell Title & Trust
Company.
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ROSWELL GAS co.

The Missionary Society of the
Christian church is holding prayer
meetings every afternoon this week
in the church, at four O'Clock. All
interested are invited to attend. The
meetings are o interesting, and
have been we'll attended. AS this is
self-denial week with this society
boxes have been distributed, and it
is hoped at its close there will be a
goodly sum to help support the work
both at home and abroad.
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1--WE shouldn't blame de weather
fer changin' so" said the darby.
Hits a compliment ter de worp dat
de weather tries it's bes' ter please
all de people in it, an de only way IT
kin succeed in pleasin' 'um is ter
keep changin'. But de day will never
come wen de whole worl' IL give it
a
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hereby announce myself a candl-
subject to the action of the Democrat
C primaries Or convention.
A. R. FORSYTH.
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Political Announcements
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

The Record is authorized to an
nouace hat Fred j. Beck will be a
candidate for County Assessor OF
Chaves county, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries or con-
vention.
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FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce Charles L. Ballard as a ca1di-
late for the Office of Sheriff of Chav-
es county, subject to the action of the
,emocratic primaries.
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district, subject to the action of the
Democratic primarIAs.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce that V. R. Kenney is a caadi.
date for reelection to the Office of
County Surveyor, subject to the &C
ton of the Democratic primaries.