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Planting Trees.

Editor of the Record While the
times seem, to be a little dull, and
there is no opposition to the bond is
sue to keep us busy, let us before the
potato planting season arrives follow
the example of Alameda Heights
Those good citizens are planning to
set out one thousand shade trees
having visions of a picturesque Ros
well. What need of epatiating on the
comforts and beauty of a shade tree?
Some good person in the past planted
those we now enjoy. Why can we
not all plant some for others in tao
future. 1t costs but small sum, and
a little labor and care, while natures
bounty does the rest. The man who
plants tree has hopes in future
life A CITIZEN.
(The idea is all right, and when
Roswell has a waterworks system
there will be trees planted in parts
of the city where it is now impossible
to grow them.-Ed)
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A HAND LAUNDRY SOON
TO OPERATE IN ROSWELL

| Mr.. s. G. Fullerson. whose exper-
over Is years peculiarly fits him for
| the undertaking which he soon will
inaugurate in Roswell. He was form.
| arly manager of the Eureka Steam
| Laundry of Huntington, w. Va, and
| lately of Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. Fullerson believes that steam
laundry business has not progressed
as rapidly as it should to attain per-
lection in washing garments without
rotting them
While many labor saving devices
and useful ironing machinery are u.s.
ed il steam laundries, yet artificial
bleaching, which has a strong tend
ency to rot the fabric, has to be re-
sorted to in order to produce proper
cleanness in garments washed.
Therefore, in the absence of a bet
ter method of saving garments from
wear and tear in steam laundry, Mr.
Fullerson will resort to the old meth.
cd of washing by hand and bleaching
by sun and air.
Mr.. FullersOn will make a special
rate for entire family washings SO
as to make prices within reach of ey-
cry family that has any washing done
away from home. Either finished or
rough dried. Your shirts and collars
will be saved so per cent the wear
and tear that they are now subject
to. And also one other feature of tlis
undertaking will be a repair depart
melt in connection, where all reason
able repairs will be attended to free
of charge.
Those who feel the need of a good
laundry will do well to watch for the
announcement that will soon be
made. as to business and phone ad.
dress and the date of opening. which
will be no later than March /, 1908.
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Majestic Theatre.

In spite of the opposition at the
Rink last night, the Della Pringle
company was greeted by a we'll filled
house. Miss Pringle has surrounded
herself with an exceptionally strong
company this season, each an artist
in his or her line. The play last night
THE Belle of Richmond was well
having good part. Miss Pringle as
Florence the Belle of Richmond, was
we'll liked and acted her part in an
easy and natural manner. The part
very fine gowns. Laura Laird, Olive
Mcconnell and Miss Hamilton hand
led their parts to perfection, whils
Mr.. Benjamin as George Wiikerson
Mr.. Hopkins as Col. Jackson, and
Mr.. Hogan as Bill Gibson, plainly
proved that they have talent f.
above the average stock actors. The
comedy part of the play was in the
hands of Claude Kelly, as Johnny
Pert The specialties between acts
fine, and they had to answer num-
Der of encores. The company will pre-
sent THE Light House Robbery to-
night. This play, as was announced
from the stage last night. is com
edy drama in four acts, full of pathos
comedy and thrilling climaxes. Three
clever specialties will be introduced
between acts. and special scenery us
ed in the first and second acts Popu,
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THREE PERSONS BADLY
INJURED DURING FIRE

Houston. Tex Feb 19-Eignt per
sons had to jump from the second
story of a burning building here early
this morning, three of them being in
iured. The injured are Mrs Hattie
Smith, badly cut by glass; Edwin
Smith, badly cut and dangerously in
jured by fall; Clark Smith. cut about
the face and bruised. The building
was boarding house, and it seemed
to burst into flames all over at once.
by jumping.
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TRAINS ARR DELAYED
in Kansas and Missouri and Trains
are Delayed Blizzard Still Rag
ing in Michigan and Snow Drifting.

Chicago, Feb. 19.-The blizzard
which began yesterday and almos1
paralyzed the transportation of the
city and suburbs, was still in prog
ress today, although the greatest fuzzy
of the storm had passed. The light
snow which fell during the early part
of the day was piled in deep drifts
ind il bitches by strong wind. All
trains from the west were delayed.
A Foot of Snow in Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 19.-The bliz-
zard which started here yesterday
continues today with but slightly
abated fierceness. About a foot of
snow has fallen
A Drop of Twenty Degrees.
Kansas City, Feb. ia fall of
twenty degrees in temperature was
registered over western Missouri and
eastern Kansas in the past twenty
four hours. strong wind drifted the
three inches of snow which fell yes
terday, delaying trains.
Blizzard Still Raging.
Detroit, Mich, Feb 19.-The biz
zard still prevails here with great Sc
verify, and the snow ranges from
eight inches in Detroit to Is inches in
the southwest portion of the state,
accompanied by 20 to 80 mile wind.
The snow is drifting badly through
out the country districts and trains
are late everywhere
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WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
ON SHEARiNG SHEEP

Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. 19.-The
worlds record for shearing sheep by
machinery was broken yesterday by
F. MIN, who sheared 325 sheep in
nine hours. The next highest record
was made by J. Bowdle, who sheared
300. The plant employing thirty
shearers, also made a record, shear
ing 6,572 sheep in nine hours, or
220 per man. The shearing was done
at Beardsley, 25 miles northeast of
Phoenix
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ALL THE NEW SHADES AND
STYLES IN LADIES' SPRING SUITS
JoYcE-PRUIT co.
THREE PROPOSITIONS:
WHICH WILL X0l

Cd Five acres set in fruit trees, ir-
rigated and cultivated, pruned and
cared for; $4,000 cash and $500 per
month for Sc months.
(2) A business lot 25x175, Main
street, $1,000 cash, and $1.00 per
week for so weeks
6 Ten acres, unimproved, $4,000
cash and $1,000 per month for thirty
months. Write to or phone.
THE CUMBERLAND COMPANY.
S7t26. Cumberland, NJ NJ.
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Sullivan improving Today.

Word comes from Dan Sullivan, the
Artesia real estate man who was shot
by a farmer near Dayton yesterday,
that he is slowly improving and the
hope is entertained that he will re-
cover Only two shot from the snot-
gun entered his face, both pe1etrat-
ing an eye. The most of the charge
went into his shoulder
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mined that no reductions shall be
made and are preparing to resist the
attempt. The situation is the most
railroad which is in the hands of re-
ceivers who have asked for a Joint
conference with the switchmen for
the purpose of agreeing on a reduced
scale.
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loTIc- OF A GENERAL
REDUCTION IN WAGES.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-In every part of
the country officials of tne unions of
railroad employees have been notified
that . general reduction OF wages and
working agreements must be made
by March first The unions are deter
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-02-19

A committee composed of A. Pruit
J. W. Thomas and Joe Morrison
waited upon the business men of Ros
well yesterday and secured signatures
to an agreement to close from twelve
until two tomorrow so that all EN-
ployees may have a chance to vote
in the bond election. That all may
see the widespread interest of the
business men in the bond issue, the
agreement is published in full:
1--WE, the undersigned. merchants
and business men of Roswell, hereby
agree to close our places of business
from u noon until 200 p. m. Thurs
day, Feb goth, for the purpose of al
lowing all interested to attend the
polls and vote on the several bond
issues to be voted on that date.
Joyce4Pruit Co.
Roswell Hardware Co.
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co.
T. c. Stewart Co.
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Co.
E. T. Amonett
L. X. McGaffey
Roswell Gas Co.
Chas. Whiteman
Hills & Dunn
"A. E. Olson
Peces Valley Lumber Co.
Texas Shop, R. F. Cruise Prop.
Valley CONSTRUCTION & Mfg. Co.
Kemp Lumber Co.
Roswell Wool & Hide Co.
Morrison Bros. & Co.
Unery FMn. Co.
Welter Bros.
T. c. Market
W. S. Morgan
Record Publishing Co.
u. s. Market
Roswell Printing Co.. Reg. Trib.
Forstad & Johnson
Geo. Meisner
Enterprise Hdw. Co.
Palace saloon
Roswell Land Co.
Bee Hive Barber Shop
Shepherd Il Co.
Price & Co.
T. M. Rabb
Manning & woodbridge
J. A. Manning
w. r. CMmmins
Up to Date Barber Shop
C. Feinberg
Jacoby & Kiel
j. p. Church
IKE Gronsky
o. X. shop
Tnrner-Holmes Land Co.
Western Printing Co
6tine anoe Co.
Roswell Title = Trust Co.
Jas. b. Herbat
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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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MUCH INTEREST SHOWN

The Agreement is Generally Signed,
Indicating That The Business Men
Of the City Believe the Bond Issue
Should carry.-From Twelve to Two
O'clock Will Be Given Over to the
Voters.
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YOU SHOULD SEE THE LADIES
NEW SPRING SUITS AT JOYCE
PRUIT CO.
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate
Prompt and accurate service-Ros
well Title AID Trust Company.
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Bread making made easy by using
a Universal Bread Maker. See Enter
prise Hardware Co. 99t2
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EDUCATE YOURSELF TO EAT
Good candy. We have it. Fresh
shipment of delicious chocolates from
a famous maker, just received.
INGERSOLL BOOK STORE.
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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.
THE SPENCER SEEDLESS
APPLE CO.
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Russell builds new wagons.

Something New and Novel.
Tinsel NAME post cards in beautf-
full colors. They are nifty. You can
make a hit.
INGERSOLL BOOK STORE.
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A DELAYED Report of TUESDAY,.

Chicago, Feb. 1S-One of the neav-
lest snow storms of the winter com
menced here this morning and rapidly
increased in intensity. The snow fell
in binding sheets and was piled in
drifts by a tnirty-mile gale.
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Says the eccentric Kid: ''Pll tell
you how to sell more Soda water. y
well, how2" asked the perfumed
druggist. "Sell less foam" You will
not find an foam-any rubber junk.
in Goodyear Rubber Tires" Fresh,
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You ought to have one of those
the Jeweler, is showing. 00t2
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Try a Universal Bread Maker. Sc
Enterprise Hardware Co.
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DR. PRESLEY Eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted; phone 1870,
9Otf
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lar prices will prevail all week 25,
35 and soc. Reserved seats are on
sale at Daniel Drug Store.
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The Book Club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. ]. P. Church on
Friday, Feb. 21.
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new rubber tires put on by skilled
workmen, at T. NJ. Rabb's blacksmith
shop, Ill East End ST., phone 242.
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Get a box of those fancy Oregon
apples at Watson-Finley Grocery Co.
for only $3.50 per box.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

y. .. "ENI TEX BUREAU.
local Report. Observation Taken N
800 a. m.)
Roswell, n. NJ, Feb. 19.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. 48; mi1., 16; mean. 80.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. velocity
2 miles: weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday; station
ary temperature
M. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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A box of those Fancy Oregon apples
will onl cost you $3.50 at the Watson
Finley Grocery CO.
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VOTEFOR YOUR HOME!
That's What Vote Cast For The Bond Issue Means Tomorrow The Day.
Your Vote Is Important, So Get Out And Vote Early

w. w. Ogle
Charles Brown
R. w. Smith
F. Snipes
Harry Morrison
Diney Fnrn. Co.
Pecos Valley Drug Co.
l.. B. Boellner
J. E. Hamilton
B. E. Ingersoll
Hunt & Banner
F. A. Mueller.
Parlor Barber Shop
Daniel Drug Co.
J. F. Patterson
E. H. Williams & Co.
DR.. G. N. Hunsberger
H. P. Hobson
J. B. Kipling
Woodruff & DeFreest
Geo. B. Jewett
Payton Drug B. & s. Co.
H. R. Webb
H. F. Jacoby
J. r. Chrisman
P. V. Grocery Co.
w. P. Lewis Hdw. Co.
Geo. r. Ray
Oriental Barber Shop
Watson Finley Gro. Co.
S. s. Hunzman
Robert Maxim
Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
Grand Central Barber Shop
J. K. Pierce & Co.
Cy Waugh, Antiseptic Barb. Shol
J. B. Russell
A. G. Holland
Roswell Seed Co.
w. j. Nancy
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Fancy Oregon apples at Watson
Finley Grocery Co., for only $3.50 per
box
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The krtesia Nursery.

For Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
trees, see J. S. Highsmith, Artesia,
or Wyatt Johnson, Roswell 61tf
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Oregon apples and fine ones too.
for only $3.50 per box at Watson-Fin-
ley Grocery Co.
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g In order to make room for :
g new goods that are enroute, {
3 l am offering my entire stock 6
g of Cut-Glass for one half
g price.
3 Sale to continue until Marcn 3
9 first. Everything marked in :
g plain figures. Do not wait 8
g until the stock has been pick :
g ed over, but come while you :
g can have the entire stock to
g select from. First come first 8
9 served. These goods will be 6
3 sold for cash only. {
g HARRY MORRISON, 9
g Jeweler.
g g =, g :, e q g "a q 9, = 3 = = :;
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Correct legal blanks. Record Office.
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WILL CLOSE
TOMORROW

BUSINESS MEN AGREE TO SHUT
STORES AND SHOPS TO HELP
GET OUT THE VOTE.
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All kinds of Fancy Oregon apples
at only $3.50 per BOX at watso1-Fin
| ey Grocery Co.
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Fishing tackle Enterprise Hard
ware Co. s9t2
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10tf
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
BAY ST4TE ELECTIONS.
Thirteen Cities Dry. Eight Hct-
Policeman Mayor IN LO-CCU.

Boston Dee E-Ehiie The total number or cities
vo-.uE fo- license remains unchanged the "a
suit OF rc-dzys elections N rwenty-one Inunfcpsf H.
ties n tha state thirteen voting againsr license
Eno eiErt FER IT, there some radical changes
tu align rrneut- Fal River. notably -oted license
%or the first tine sfnre -2c2 and Gloucester a.so
vren1 into the n0-ccuse list while Haverhiu and
- en- ho5h of which voted against license last
yea fs~.-ad II TO-DAY
Ehz osre~ cities where elections were held DID
- change or The license question from
1-z1 O. lazt --azc. Those rotinE for license are
Chioopee. Eolyoke. Lawrence. Lowell. Springfield
n6 Taunton. while -H she uO-I~ense list are BeE-
GREY. B-o~klor Everett Lynu. Maiden. Neuf5rd.
Nfel-oSe, Newton. Wobu-n. Worcester ana Some
vie
Among rne Er-slfy contests me election 0f
George Brown rr= Republican candidate IL
Lowell. vas iuteres15HE. M Brown. VINO while a
member OF me police force. conducted ms own
csuus. 81 for ne nom nation. making cart tail
Fgeec.es sH over tha -itr- was elected Mayor by
znag- . aa' votes over ez-llsEur James = casey,
the Democratic Csnliaate-
Another Sis-ur1Ee uas FURNISHED iu lawrence.
vrere Tor she first tine IN many years the Re
Vlhi~ans practically swept she city eiecrinE VII
.su p Waite Mayor hE 25s7 votes. the largest
ms ro-l-- a.er E1-au q rsudidare 5u tire city.
Tn Hor~eeter. here there was hard battle over
tse heed oF rne ticket as vel as over the license
question. Mayor James Logan. Republican. was
re-ele--@d. and fae city again declared fo- no
license Trough The NE 5o-ity was considerably
&C. tre- given last year-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TUBE MAIL SERTICE.
Manor Sm0oihcs H'au for GOUern-
7rcrt to Take Orrr ETistiHg System.

Afr-o- Mcclellan In 2 ler-e~ yesterday 10 Joseph
Stev.s-- chairman - -E- subcommittee 0f The
F7-e5rra-so Tube Commission. smoothed the way
20 TIE Eo.e-nueu- 20 take over The existing pneu-
matte mail tribe svEJrr, and install IN this city an
additional system. for which il Will not have 10
,f,ts5r "a franchise from the local authorities
re Navo- saws sha- the City and state 0an in
ris- g- certain reasonable police regU-aJlon II me
se-,5ae l-r -hat aside f-om rhal the federal gov
e-r~7~r- is supreme ard can g ahead with The
operation -f q preuu-aTic mail -uhe service WIN
,-r reference ra -1e franchise giving powers Of the
ci-r-
IRE MAYOR ir his reply summaries rhe cues
-.r-z asked fr -ue -4--=- le received from the
avssh. .nz.au au-rC-5-5es as follows
first vra- -fe attitude - the CITY of New York
g rrs-s-. -H- rrE-e. states c7r@Tr7T1r1- IN '--e
matter ~ -lI= operation ot raaf --rT'ce pE P-le-
Ez-7r ---he~ - r.a The CITY y Lti- gov
e-rg--- should T-r~essse --- tubes now -a-d OF IT.
s-as others mail service
%z-8-G-E a-G requested furnish copy OF tA
tSfnC avs and ordinances relative Tp l1e granting
- rr1-l-r5Sas Nev FC-- f'-rT- ana sEIsl olil-T
matters regulations rE exist fv-allf@ To- i-
irs-a liar aEE operation oI E-7l1lll]r l--'ts -'
T-+-E-T a.. requested 20 furnish TgEr rafnilts-
Eior wiz r~F mo application or local faNe
0rd--a1.es the Uir-l states government 10
snp matter .ar10- of Ensu13aFl" I-pes
Tor -ne operation rf mail service in The city
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
P. s. c. WATTS FOR CITY
RFIvONT TUNNEL ACTION.
Not Justified IN 4dUocdting Purchase
-ritb kfh .4rcnue SubrGy Pending.

--,-a -.7e F7os-d of Estimate takes soma dshai'e
se7isn on the Fourth avenue subway PROJECT ne
T,ub,I~ service Commission is forced 10 remain
,.s,,. o. -,s steinzav tunnel proposition, accord
, n the anEvrer o. Comm. .sslcner MaiJn'- HeSt'
dzv TO delegation representing the queens 1''''t1
civic Association.
The delegation headed by Lucien Knapp "an'@H
n know what -1e commission expected e" 90 "'''
-re funnel which is ready for the running OF "a
-. z--,sr,7 and Others said that Queens "as ne
-. -.-,,.,7 - any or the horouEhs with transit
,~,s--,ors 70 Manhattan and that Inc tunnel
,4rs-e5 2 read -eifef- r. Stewart Mcknight repre-
zsrrr7r rhe long Island Real Estate bAchai'&s'
stated that the commission ought 10 "aiF- m ~
-.,- ~ v~he4lr- there valid frsnchse fo' '-7
-urrel Sc said that y the city puJ is u'n's
,r-o me tunnel project l. would get IL al oa1h ~
%,-e years He said thas The people "t queens "'-'
t,e GAO -o 7oln fn any such movement
NJ Knapp asked = The commission mao "a'ie as
-,-,-ossr go NJ Belmont or ths In'erbo7ouEh Ieo-
= - . .,-.,.- -,ro,,ositjorl to The suggestion that
- .5-, r--z -he tunnel approNiI1ai3ll s'-''''
s-a lezee t- 70 the Inte-horoueh. which "'ho 'P
crate IN fr connection with the Queens car ..nes
controlled rs 81. Belmont the city Ia s'a'u al
3.ez- pz-- = the operating expenses ana 10 1F-s'e
mr. ~ -he fares
E-,-,--szs.a,e~ NaIthie who took up he discus
.,,- ~ -tzf rofn- did NOT make ANY direct iep5'
,,,,- referred 81 rho Fourth avenue suh"aE sll---
- ,-o,.7sef exre-dF-u-e the SIX sections oI iie
Es-,,t-,-- rr,be ne said. would be about Si7"'t'-
sr6 the commission DC rot Zee iiisl il S'N'O ~
the -i-r 20 further obligations
The comm es5or- ne said. would not % JUS.
SD IN going ahead and advocating me f"I ma
n . ..7-n@r without due regard for the nns7''a'
e-sf.sor7 81 .he rf-y and unril the Fourth aFe'-=
,,l7-s~ ss ar7-oved or turned down our hHroS iTe
-.-=~-I-zr-- tied We could TOT afford to o''isa'=
rna ~frr 10 arv more subways until ~ hh'"
-rbe-7s- c- rar he Fourth avenue subway Is 10
he buiIE ,-
q Waldo smith. representing the Beard oi lTa1-
and --s-s.qa-rz.iar argued against city oVHersAP
7f tre Stefrvrag tunnel saying ne cion want M
esrs TO nay any us-r or his fare lie SAID m
-or7uarv ought ta rave IT'S franchise. as ~ l7--
mon bas been ra-as~sd ionE enough.
-ro corusissia0 decided YESTERDAY 10 make Teqil-
ss.5a- r- The Board o. Estimate ana ApporDoh-
-aeut Tor SsS 90 for me aNrenseS ot -ae IRIS =
So- 800 les -aan the amount asked for the current
--.s- Tire .--nuisefan in rs letter 20 the boas-
- Estimate freruIze6 lis expenses as follows.
pa--sr including telephones. S64eea- furniture.
< a special =.--50ee and invest cations Sa.'''-
srr-rE Eaucfes x"-- executive engineering status
1i- r-anchiz-s gas ans electricity and Inspection
l,s--.s-s qn6 departments. salaries and disouTSe-
mems including sta-fonery. supplies. printing
-rzss. plans engineering supplies and H'ratf-
sss
shorty N~care t- philsnthr 10 two mill
Ba77ir-s See SeueH Ford's story in ne<t SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
MAN KILLS HIS TWO DAUGHTERS
He Then Rushes Through Main Street of
Wakefield Mass Firing Revolver

Wakefed q. Mass. Dec S-BscuminE suddenly and
violently insane. Hiram 1. Badger. q resident OF
this town. to-day killed his two daughters-Flor-
ence aged fifteen. and Catherine aged seven-and
then ran through The town. shooting persons ne
met in rhe street and firing into the windows of
the stores thai he paEsed. Only person was
injured br Badger during his mad rush down
Main street. Fred Wheeler. grocers clerk re
ceiVing a painful but not serious bullet wound in
the leg Badger WAS pursued 10y crowd OF towns
people. who finally captured him and turned him
over the police
From the nature % Badgers wings the police
station the officers We're 90 the opinion that his
sudden madness due primarily 10 jealousy
and was related that few days ago jealousy
Is alleged 10 have impelled him 10 assault man
on an elevated railway train IN Boston
Mrs Badger vino had aVsS from home on
brief visit. returned tonight. she got her frs,
news - the tragedy through reading of IL in
neyy spape- while on he way home Tonight she
Is Gnde the care Of physician. Her condition IS
such t6as she IS unable TO make any statement re
garding Inc prohsnie cauFe of the tragedy