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Notice to Contractors.

The Elks lodge, B. P. o. E., No
969, will receive sealed bids for con
struction of club house and lodge
building as per plans and specif1ca
tions on file at The Wigwam cigar
store, up to Saturday noon, April IS
1908. The committee reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Bids shall be delivered to secretary
of committee.
J. F. HINKLE, Chairman.
FRED HUNT, Secretary.
CHAS. BREMOND,
CLAUDE HOBBS,
H. ]. HAGERMAN,
FRANK CROSSEN.
c. c. TANNEHILL,
34t4 Committee.
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GAMBLERS
IN new YORK

New York, April 9-There was
great rejoicing among those interest
ed in horse racing last night over
the failure of the state senate to pass
the bill abolishing betting at race
tracks. James R. Keene, one of the
best known breeders of race horses.
who practically never bets on a race,
said he believed the Jockey Club
would be able to make so many i'm
provements in the sport this season
tha tthe enemies of racing will in
the future find much less to object to
Hughes Renews Recommendation
Albany, n. Y, April 9-Following
the failure of the state senate last
night to pass the anti-race track gam=
bling bill, Governor Hughes today
sent the legislature message renew
ing his recommendation for the en-
actment of this legislation, and ask
ed for the enactment of eight other
propositions now pending before the
legislature. These recommendations
include: The passage of legislation
to prevent the present so-called dis
elimination of the Perry Gray law,
which practically legalized gambling
on the race tracks; legislation to re-
form banking methods; direct prima-
ry nominating elections; legislation
which will place telephone and tele-
graph companies under the jurisdic-
tion of the public service commission;
and the passage of bills which will
facilitate the construction of sub
ways in New York City.
The Governor also urges investiga
ton by commission: First, of Wall
street speculation; second, the ques
ton of immigration; third, the ques
tion of the unemployed in the state
and fourth, the relation of inferior
courts to certain criminal proceed
ings.
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Riding and Roping Friday at
Amusement Park.
PROGRESS OF PAPER
TRUST INVESTIGATION.

Washington, Apr. 9.-The House
resolution introduced by Speaker Can
non, requesting information as to
what steps had been taken to prose
cute the paper trust. was referred 10
Attorney General Bonaparte today,
and was referred by him to Assistant
Attorney General Purdy.
show that the department has alrea-
dy taken preliminary steps to brin g
the paper trust officials to trial on
criminal charges, and that for that
reason it will not be possible to sup
ton which might jeopardize the sue
cess of the prosecution.
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PRESIDENT
ON ANARCHY

Washington, D. c., Apr. 9.-In ont
OF the shortest messages which he
has yet transmitted to congress, Pres
tion to the necessity of further legis
aation ON the subject of anarchy
With the message he transmitted q
report reviewing the legal phases OF
the question BY Attorney General
Bonaparte.
The President says: when com
pared with the suppression of anar
chy, every other question sinks into
insignifica1ce. The anarchist an enc
my Of humanity, the enemy of all
of criminaIty than any other. No
paper published here or abroad should
be permitted to circulate in this
country if it propagates anarchistic
opinions"
Besides his direction to the post
master general to exclude from the
mails such publications as La Ores
tione Sociale," the President in his
letter to the attorney general asking
for his opinion on the legal phase of
the subject, says he has had that
particular case called to the atten-
tion of the Governor of New Jersey
by Secretary Root SO that the govern
Or may proceed under state laws.
The opinion of the attorney general
which the President transmits to
congress embraces a discussion of the
whole subject from many legal an
giles. His first conclusion is that the
article in question which advocates
the use of arms and dynamite in an
Initiating the police is undoubtedly
crime at common law. He declares
that there is no federal statute which
makes such publications an offense
against the United States, and that
the federal courts consequently have
no jurisdiction in the matter. That
there is full power in possession of
congress to make aIch publications
criminal the attorney general as
serts, and quotes Chief Justice Fuller
of the Supreme Court and Justice
Field as authority.
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Mrs. S. w. Martin Died Today.

Mrs. S. W. Martin, aged 4S years,
died this morning at 1O:40 at her
home, 20S West Mathews street, after
long illness of tuberculosis. She came
here with her family about a year
ago seeking relief. She leaves a aus
band and two daughters. The body
will be shipped Sunday Or Monday to
the old home in Brainard, Butler coun
ty Kan
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DOICOI1, WIN nlSn water majority
of 396 and a low mark in the wards
| of 26. The Democratic ticket was
, successful in the case of every candi-
date and the majority in every case
the First ward, where Auge (Dem.)
won over Hayden (Rep) by a ma
jority of 26 votes.
The total vote cast was not excep-
tionally large, being approximately
1000, including some sixty-nine votes
cast for the Socialist ticket.
Yesterdays result has been called
a landslide, and in truth it was just
that, but it could hardly be fairly call
ed a Democratic landslide, since it
fluences and votes normally Republi-
can were responsible for the election
Of the ticket, and not any sweeping
victory for party politics. The infiu
ences referred to were various. They
were discussed with some frankness
last night by the men who addressed
the big crowd joining il the Demo
cratic jollification meeting, and they
will be discussed freely and with Wig
or for some time to come in Albuquer-
que and the county
Felix H. Lester, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, won the election.
by the comfortable majority of 232,
a very fair majority in a hotly con-
tested election in a normally Repub-
ica1 city.
John B. McManus, the Democratic
candidate for city clerk, was elected
by the surprising majority of 396.
This is one of the largest majorities
ever given here for a candidate for
municipal office in a contested cleo
ton.
Simon Stern, the Democratic can
didate for treasurer, was elected by
122 majority
Henry Auge was elected to the
council in the First ward by 26 ma
jority, over Mr.. Hayden, who retires
from the council. Charles Conroy de-
feated d. H. Boatright by so votes
IN the Second ward: Stephen B. Coen
defeated DR.. B. H. Briggs in the
Third ward by 63 votes, and DR.. Jas.
H. Worth defeated J. T. Mclaughlin
in the Fourth ward by 80 votes, the
largest majority given for an alder
man This leaves the next city coun-
Gil of Albuquerque composed Of six
Democrats and two Republicans.
The city administration of Albu-
querque is thus absolutely in the con
troll of the Democratic party for the
next two years.
The Democratic candidates for the
council are pledged to maintain the
retail liquor license where it stands
today; they are pledged to economy
and wise action in the construction
of the sewer system which they are
pledged to build and to economical
administration of city affairs.
The school board is now also in the
control of the Democrats by the ad-
dition of Messrs. Trimble, Giegoldt,
.Ialoy and Moore.
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34t4

j. ]. Loup and family leave tomor-
row for Wellington, Kansas, to visit
friends day or two, after which
they will go to Holton, Kansas, to
make their home. Mr.. Loup was form
erly superintendent of schools at
Caldwell. Kan, but resigned on &C
count of his health breaking down.
He has not improved in health since
coming here, and wishes to spend
his last days among home people
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Patrick Williams Dead.

Patrick Williams, aged about 25
years, died this morning at two
O'Clock at his home on South HILL
after long illness, of tuberculosis,
He was a brother of w. NJ Williams,
blacksmith in the shop of T. M. Rabb.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock from the Dill
ley undertaking rooms. Rev. H. F.
Vermillion will be in charge
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ST. LOUIS BANK
CLOSED FOR SAFETY.

ST. Louis, April 9.-The Olive Street
Bank, having a capital of 100000 and
deposits of s350,00O, was closed to-
day by order of State Bank Examiner
r. NJ. Cooke. He said the bank Off
cials had been unable to secure fur
ther endorsements on loans made and
iasufficiently secured, and for safety
of the institution it was thought best
for the state to take charge of the
bank
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HEAVY FINE FOR
CONDUCTING LOTTERY.

Cincinnati, o., April 9.-Fines ag-
gregating $32,2O0 were today assess
ed against Morris Richmond and six
Others who were arrested some
weeks ago charged with conducting
the Kentucky Lottery, contrary to
law The men all pleaded guilty. Rich
mond was fined ten thousand dollars,
against the others, all of whom de-
clared they were through with the
lottery business forever.
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WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO
LOCATE Y. M. C. A. HERE.

The Mock Senate met last night at
the Baptist church, and decided TO
make no effort at this time to locate
a Y. NJ. c. A. building here at the
present time The proposition TO
build had been brought up at a pre-
vious meeting, but after Investigation
was voted down. The subject of dis
cussion for the evening was the posi-
bility of removing all negroes from
the country.
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Stores to Close Tomorrow.

Al agreement to close their places
of business tomorrow afternoon from
two until 4:30 was signed today by
almost all the mercantile firms Of
count of the Wild West show that is
to be given at Amusement Park at
that time by a bunch of local riders,
assisted by one rider from Oklahoma
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Two New Cars Arrive Today.

Joe Morrison's new Pope Toledo
and Will Johnson's new Buick arriv-
ed today and will be set up at once.
The Morrison car is a duplicate of
the four cylinder touring car recent
ly bought by J. J. Hagerman. The
Buick is a two cylinder touring car,
model F.
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First cIassmen to Entertain

The first clasSmen of the Military
Institute will give their annual dane
ing party at the gymnasium Friday
night. This annual event is always
one of the most elaborate of the So
cial functions of the school year, and
the first classmen this year are max
ing arrangements to maintain the
usual record.
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9 @ q q g g q q 9 q y y 8 9 g
g SCHOOL NOTES.
o q q q @ @ @ 9 q q 9 q @ 9 9

All the details for Commencement
week are almost perfected The week
will be q very busy and Interesting
one. All the grades will have very
appropriate exercises. and we VIII
expect all parents whose business du-
ties win permit them. to be present
at these E.-fcises.
The High School pupils viii furn-
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Only outlaw horses at Wild
West Show Friday.
Gov CURRY AND ATTORNEY
GENERAL HERVEY COMING

Word has been received that Cover
nor George Curry and Attorney Gen
eral J. NJ Hervey will arrive in Ros-
well from Santa Fe on the night OF
April IL. or no later than the next
morning, to spend several days il
Roswell. A special automobile has
been ordered to meet them at Tor
rance.
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LEAGUE MEETING

9 There will be a meeting of
3 the Anti-Saloon League in
g the basement of the new Bap-
3 tist church on Thursday even
g ing at 1880 O'Clock.
g All men who desire the
g suppression of the saloon and
g kindred evils are requested
3 to- be present and to join the
g League
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Russell builds new wagons.
lott
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Regents OF the New
Mexico Military Institute up to II
o'clock noon, the twelfth day of May,
1908, for the erection and completion
of Military Barracks. according to
plans and specifications on file al
the Office of I. II. & w NJ. Rapp Co.,
Architects, Trinidad, Colorado, also
at the office of the Superintendent OF
the New Mexico Military Institute.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
w. NJ. ATKINSON, Secretary.
34t3. Roswell, New Mexico
---~.... l.--., a., NJ Dahh
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FORMER PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND is ILL.

Lakewood, N. j., April 9.-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland when asked today
concerning the report that Mr.. Cleve-
land was seriously i'll, said: ''Mr.
Cleveland has been ill during the last
week, but is much better this week,
and hopes in a few days to be quite
himself"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-09

F. D. Welch, formerly of this city.
has returned from Denver and taken
his old place as machinist and driver
for the Roswell Automobile Co. Mrs.
Welch, who formerly ran a millinery
store here, will arrive in about a fort
night.
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Best riders of Southwest il
Wild West Show.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LAR SALOON LICENSE

Waycross, Ga, with a population of
9,OOO has no poor house, nine out OF
ten of the white population own their
own homes, and SO per cent of the
children attend school.
Incidentally it may be stated that
the saloon license annually for the
last sixteen years has been fixed at
s3O,OOO-and no one has offered to
pay the amount for the privilege OF
opening a saloon-Fur News.
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LEWIS AND WELLS SELL
THEIR HARDWARE STOCK

The entire business, stock and fix
lures of the w. P. Lewis Hardware
Company, owned by w P. Lewis and
W. T. Wells, has been sold to a com
pany of business men who are soon
to organize under the name of the
Independent Hardware Company, and
who will take charge next Monday.
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VICTORY FOR
ANTI-SALOON PEOPLE,

Montgomery Ala, April 9.-The
Alabama supreme court today held
both the general prohibition and the
tional and effective. They had been
attacked by the liquor forces of the
state.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-09

Mrs c. H Hale and Miss Wilson
ave opened new millinery store
the old stand of the Evans board
ng house, at 314 n. Richardson, with
a full line of bright, stylish goods.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-09

Mrs. Ella Spain has leased the new
12-roomed house being built next the
Christian church by J. S. Cooper. She
will take possession May 18th and
continue her rooming and boarding
house.
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Wild West Show at Amuse.
ment Park Friday Afternoon.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

Roswell, N. NJ, April 9-Tempera-
ture.-Max., CT; min, AZ; mean, 54.
Precipitation, 0.20; wind N, veloci-
ty miles; weather cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight clearing, Friday fair and
warmer.
II. WRIGHT,
iTIg O0c1al IN Charge.
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Charles E. Poe arrived last night
from Kansas City for a visit with his
elder brother, John w. Poe He will
be here indefinitely. He resided in
Roswell for a priod of six years and
was a cadet at the Military Institute
during most of his stay. He left here
in 1896
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THE OLDEST GRADUATE
OF HARVARD is DEAD

Boston, April 9.-Charles Henry
Parker. ninety-two years of age and
the oldest member of the Harvard
alumni. died here today. He was a
member of the class of 1888
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H. Jacoby, Edgar Taylor and F. ].
Butler, of Enid, Okla, and Isaac
Strobe. w. T. Black and A. c. Towns.
of Junction City, Kan, arrived last
guests at the Shelby
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Three Land BARGAINS.

100 acres near Roswell; $50 near
Cumberland, and 160 near Artesia
NJ in artesian belt. Owner must sell
See, write or phone Richard w. Lew
is, Cumberland, n. NJ. O9tf
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We want every lady in the Valley
to have one of those pretty souvenirs.
Don't forget to call at our Office or
drop us a postal. They are ready for
Gas Co.
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SAYS RESULT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN WORSE.

Peoria, I'LL. April 9.-Arthur Leh-
man. of the Arthur Lehman Company.
HQuer dealers, in expressing himself
ON the result of the election, said 1t
was not so bad as expected. The IL
quor men and brewers of the state
will form a state organization in
few weeks and will test the consti-
tutionality of the local option law in
this state.
lover fifteen hundred saloons were
driven out of business in Illinois By
the election.-Ed.)
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Real Cowboys on wild horses
Friday afternoon,
The Wool Market.

st. Louis, April 9.-Wool steady.
20; fine mediums, 16@1S; fine, 1905
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1t is not your playing, but inexper1
piano tuners that ruins your piano
Phone 322. soft
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w. NJ. Hall came down from Elida
last night on business.
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Willis Ford returned this afternoon
from a trip down the road.
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Miss Katherine Smith, of Ne
York, is a guest at The Gilkeson.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
WINS AT ALBUQUERQUE

Albuquerque Journal, Apr. g.
A landslide, sweeping through ev-
cry ward in Albuquerque, resulted
yesterday in the election of the en-
tire Democratic ticket from top to
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Don't forget that the Roswell Gas
Co. will give away to every lady and
Miss in the Pecos Valley one of those
pretty souvenirs, on Saturday, the
11th.
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Col. G. E. Baker with friend and
Harry Morrison left this morning on
a special automobile for Torrance,
on the way to Ell Paso.
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Charles de Bremond left today on
a six weeks trip to his sheep camps
in the mountains
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c. E. Baton, secretary and treas
urer of the Houston Wholesale Lum-
Der Co., came in this morning for
a business visit
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DIR. PRESLEY - Eve, ear, nose
md throat. Glasses fitted; phone 130.
9Otf
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w. H. Morgan, of Peabody, Kan.
is here on business.
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FIRE SIGNALS FREE.

2 You can obtain a copy of
2 folder, What to Do in Case
3 of Fire" published by DR..
3 Hunsberger. Call today At
g links jewellery Store.
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G. NJ burst and A. L. Breeding
| on business.
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Horse shoeing, $50 Now.
have an exclusive horsesnoer and
AN do the best work in the Pecos val
ey. Come and be shown. R. F. Cruise.
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We buy and sell old buggies ant
wagons-Texas Shop, R. F. Cruise
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$ ready to do your spring tuning
very reasonable. Phone 322. 3Otf
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900 pounds Of alfalfa seed at Is
Trading Co. Stiff
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A. P. Fast came up from Hagermal
yesterday.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner'E
the Jeweler AID Optician.
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Bring your horse to T. NJ. Rabb.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-23
Commercial Club Election

The Commercial Club held meet.
ing last Friday evening and elected
the following officers:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-23
GRANDMA GREENLEE
Died at the Home of Her Daughter
Monday, January 20. She Has
Left us to Look Beyond

Mary Mills was born in Vepango
county, Pennsylvania, June IS, 1880,
and died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. ]. M. Clark, near Old Hamlin
January 20, 1908, aged II yrs. Z mo.
2 days.
On January 4, lS49, she was united
in marriage to Mr.. j. M. Greenlee
with whom she has since lived. In
1857 she moved with her husband to
Wisconsin where they remained until
1860 when they came to Iowa, where
for twenty-four years they have lived
in Audubon county.
To them were born nine children of
whom only five are living: Mrs.
J. M. Clark of Old Hamlin; Mills
Greenlee of Wyoming; Oliver Green
lee of Pettawattamie county; John
and Elmer Greenlee of Audubon
county. Besides her husband and
children, two brothers and one sister
survive her.
Mrs. GreeDlee was converted when
but CHILD of fourteen years of age
and united with the church. She
was most devoted church member
up to the time of her death. During
the last few years of her life she has
been confined to the house, and much
of the time to her bed; but she waited
patiently for her Lord to come and
thus she was enabled to triumph over
all the suffering which the Master
permitted to come to her.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Vedder at the M. E. church
Tuesday morning at eleven O'CLOCK
after which her remains were laid tt
rest in the Maple Grove cemetery.