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Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
EPISCOPAL LADIES cLEsKEp

The Episcopal ladies had charge of the sale at the ToSgery yesterday, and received ten Ter cent oe the cash sales for their church fund. However, the weather began threatening a down pour when the Baptists were in charge Saturday and continued to- wards damp inclinations until yester- day noon when it rained. However, the trade in the afternoon was q;Iite brisk
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06

crete works at Granite Reer, was a Mesa visitor Sunday.
 Transmission line camp number two, which is the force of men em- ployed in stringing the wires on the power line. moved camp from Phoenix to a point on the SacatOn line Sun day.
 Dr. Palmer started to Granite Reef Sunday, but was delayed on account of the water in the canal being un- fordable.
 The second issue of the Baptist Projectile made its appearance Sun day.
 Plat Hobson of Gear, Ariz., is in the city for a visit with relatives.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
VISITORS COMING
 TO SEE BIG DAM
Messrs. Cheney, Jennings and Boals Win Arrive in the City This After noon.

President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. P. & P. and MT. E. P. Cheney of Boston, passed through the city yes terday morning after having inspected the properties of the Development Company of America and Imperial and Tombstone. Both were gratified at the progress which had been made
 They went on to Castle Hot Springs where they were joined yesterday by Messrs. Jennings and Boals of San Diego, also members of the Develop ment Company of America. They found the hotel at the Springs well filled and that there was so much of an inclination of the guests to remain as far as possible into the summer that the management has determined to keep the resort open until May 1.
 Yesterday afternoon the party left for a trip over the A. X C. to Parker and will return to the main line to- day. Mir. Murphy will then go on to Prescott, but Messrs. Cheney, Jen- nings and Boals will come to Phoe- nix this afternoon for a trip to the Roosevelt dam. They will go from here to Mesa where they will take an automobile to the damsite.
 They will return here in time to leave for Prescott for a trip into the Bradshaws on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
NEWS NOTES.

Mir. and Mrs. William K. Bowen returned from Phoenix yesterday eve ming after a few days visit with rela- tives and friends
 Harry w. Taffc. of Phoenix is doing a piece of gold lettering on the Mesa City bank building which announces
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
NEWS NOTES.

The Knights of the Maccabees have announced a special meeting for We'd nesday night of this week, and it is urged that every member of the local tent be present at H. P hall Wednes- day night of this week.
 O. w. Tefft, foreman of the con-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
SHAM BATTLE LAST NIGHT

Company D. Capt. J. B. Nelson com manding. engaged in another sham battle last night. The company is getting in shape for inspection. In- cidentally it might be said that the company is improving every day and will soon be in shape to be compared with any other like organization in the territory.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
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Lieutenant LeBaron has just receiv- cd an elegant sword and will soon receive an officers uniform with gauntlets and hat to match. The of ficers and men alike are taking great interest in their company, which in sures a live organization.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
FREIGHT TEAMS SOLD

Woolf Sacks, who owns one of the best herd of freight horses in this section has disposed of his entire Out-' fit to Tom OttersOn, who came here from Nevada. MT. Saaks retained only one of his teams
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
CHAS. LESUEUR ILL.

Word has been received by the pa rents of Chas. Lesueur that he is i'll with a severe cold combined with rheumatism. Charles LeSueur is at present in England, where he is laboring as a missionary in the in forests of the Mormon church.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06

TO VISIT MExICO-Miss Blanche Burnett. cashier in the store of M. GOldwater & Bro. has gone to Quay mas for a two weeks visit with MT and Mrs. O. P. Clarkson, Mrs. Clark son being her sister.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
NEW MAP OF COUNTRY NORTH
 OF PHOENIX.

See the advertisement of the Post Office News Store if you are inter ested in maps. Look for the cut of the Mail Sack"
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06

Why is is, Mrs. Jones. my coffee is always bitter?" Buy better coffee; get Folger's Golden Gate whole roast, don't grind too fine or boil too long.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
Wat ALs You?

E Do feel weak, head Q aches, coated bitter bad n
 belchng o acid rsines in throatah stomach burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, variable kindred sympomsP M If considerable number of the E. above are suffering bilious
 torpid liver with indigestion dyspepsia.
 Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery made of the valuable medicinal principles MI0N
 known to medical science for III U
 of such abnormal conditions. It is
 efficient liver invSorefor, stomach tonic, bowel
 regulator and
 The Coden Medical Discovery medicine
 full list of its ingredients being printed its and ested it m hbormins drugs It fluid extract made with medical, Worlds Medical Association Pop, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
Mesa Department
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31

mer In Chiacgo University taking .
special course in Latin
Miss Blanche Sain spent h sum-
mer in San Diego. Calf, taking spec
ial work in the California State Nor
NAL.
Miss Inez Cosgrove spent the sum
ner visiting relatives in Los Angeles.
California.
Miss Toohy spent the summer in
Indiana. visiting relatives.
Owing TO the large humble of pu-
pills in the Freshman class ii has
been devided into two sections, and
this will give IA cache in the High
School an additional recitation. On
this ccoun the High School pupils
viii o be dismissed for the day un-
III 2 o'clock in the afternoon. They
will have forty minutes for lunch and
a little fresh air. We consider this
arrangement better, for the pupils
Isysical welfare han to ruSh thru
with the recitations without any in
minutes earlier.
Inc pupils Will be dismissed O
day Sept. 9Th. for the Labor Day cele-
aration.
Mr.. j. A. Dickey, principal of the
High school is here. He and the
superintendent are making n ar
Engagements for the opening OF the
High school.
The superintendent will meet the
teachers in a general meeting Satur-
lay morning. Sept. 4. al 3 O'Clock at
the Central Building. AT this meet
ing he will deliver his annual opening
talk and outline the policies on which
the schools will ibe run for the com
ing year. The members of the board
OF Education will be present to meet
the teachers.
All friends and patrons of the
schools are invited to be present al
this meeting.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31

these uniforms. Not as q donation,
for we are lot out begging, but as a
good investment. We will send out
suitable cards for tie purpose and
will ask those who desire to contri-
butte TO sign and return them. II
not enough subscribed for the purpose
We will not collect what is pledged,
and will brush up our old clothes and
put on our slickers to cover the holes
and put UP the est show hat We can.
L. more than the amount needed is
subscribed we assure the givers thai
IT will be put to an equally good use.
Of course, We can fight fire just as
we'll in a suit of overalls and the uni
forms are not absolutely necessary,
but We think the benefit derived ron
them will Justify the expenditure.
If n one wishing to contribute
should not receive a card. please mott
fy us and same will be mailed prompt
ly.
We trust the citizens will look at
his matter in the proper light and
supply the funds promptly so that we
may be ready for the visit of the in
spectors.
We thank the good citizens of Ros-
and beg to remain subject to your call
al any time.
ROSWELL FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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GRAHAM SAYS KENNEDY
Is DOING THINGS EAST.

Returning from a trip over the
country of the Altus. Roswell & Ell
Paso railroad. J. A. Graham, secretary
of the Commercial Club. reports that
that roads president, Edward Ken
nedy. is more than doing things along
the route from Altus to Lubbock.
Texas. and that there is no longer any
possibility of a doubt as to whether
The road will go in at once between
these w points. Practically all of
the road from Altus to Lubbock is
graded. Grading is now in progress
at Memphis, Lakeview. Wellington.
and other towns. The big Salt
branch bridge has been completed.
Steel and ties are now at Altus ami
the work of laying the tract on the
dump will start this month. The peo-
pie of Lubbock and the country all
swear by Edward Kennedy these
days
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at work arranging plans o recita-
ton rooms and the work of the year
will proceed with but little hindrance.
No doubt every possible assistance
will be rendered the regents. both by
the people of Roswell and the terri
torial authorities. and within a short
time the Military Institute will be
better prepared than ever to handle
the students entrusted to its care. As
il is no parent need fear that they
will not be properly cared for and in
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31

The burning of the Main building
o. the Military Institute is TO be deep
ly regretted, especially that it hap
SC shortly before the opening of the
fall term. 1t is extremely fortunate
that the new barracks building is
complete. otherwise the institute
would be in a bad way. As it is, how
ever. the loss of the building burned.
while il will greatly Inconvenience the
handling of the affairs of the Institute
for the coming year. will not ibe be-
yond remedy. The regents are now
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31
AN EFFORT TO HAVE IN SUR
ANcE RATES REDUCED

Denver, Colo, Aug. "a 1909.
Mr.. l.. K. McGaffey.
Roswell. N. NJ.
Dear Sir
You valued favor of the 18th inst
received.
We are now using every effort to
have one of our engineers with a force
of inspectors, make a re-inspection of
Roswell. N. NJ. early this fall. and
works system which you mention will
be given due consideration in the re-
port and rates in our city.
Yours very truly,
The Rocky Mountain Fire
Underwriters Assn.
PAUL STEBBINS.
Chief Clerk.
Since receiving the above letter Mr..
McGaffey has bee informed that the
inspector will visit Roswell about the
last OF September. Now is the time
10 get the fire insurance rates OF our
city reduced and this is a matter IN
which all citizens are interested.
Upon the showing made by the Fire
Department rests largely the results
OF this inspection and We, the mem
hers of the Department, want to make
the very best appearance we can. We
have all the equipment that We can
ask for. a good house in which to
keep. and our men are all well drilled
for their work. The inspectors will
no doubt call us out anu give us a
run and have us show what our new
water system is. We are ready for
a run any time. but on this occasion
We would like to make the very best
possible appearance and would like
tc v our men all nicely uniformed.
Three years ago WI raised money
and bought uniforms. but these are
about worn put and really look worse
than ordinary clothes We are going
to ask to citizens of the city to supply
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31

The electric company yesterday in
stalled "A new switchboard and the
Record was consequently withou.
power for a considerable portion of
the day. delaying the paper n pre-
venting the publishing of many news
items. Had We beer notified in ad-
we could have provided for the
emergency. but the only warning Civ
en- was the shutting of of the power.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

Everything will he Ia readiness
for The opening of school Monday,
morning. September 9Th. The build
ings have been overhauled, the wood
work has been gone over with furni-
tire polish, the windows washed and
he floors oiled and everything in
much better condition for the opening
than ever before.
The board of education has put in
np-to-date toilet oosns at the Pauly
Building and North Hill School, and
the sanitary conditions have been
greatly improved. City water has
been put in at these two buildings and
a. Central Building. The plumbing
fixtures have been overaauled at the
Central school n put in first class
shape.
The sanitary conditions at the Cen
trail Building have been greatly in
proved by the removal of the parti-
lions in three of the school roons
and by the building of the two lem
porary school buildings on the Cen
trail school grounds. These buildings
viii provide for additional school
rooms. They are nice. neat. new
clean and inviting in every respect.
They are as comfortable as any home
in The city. In act the school patrons
will find all conditions much improv-
ID in all the schools. The Board of
Education has net the serious prob
lens of the school conditions in Il
wise business-like and careful man
ner. The members have spent much
time this summer in looking after the
Improvements n changes. 1t is the
desire of the Board TO have the con-
ditions as near right as il lies within
their power 10 do.
The present Indications are that
successful in the history OF the Ros-
well Schools. II is the duty of every
true patron and citizen to help make
them so. If you him you have a
grievance or that something connect
ed with the schools is not right. don't
become a knocker and go around say
ing things about the schools tina you
have no proof that they are true. Go
TO the Superintendent with your
grievances if he does no. settle them
satisfactorily. go to the Board of Ed
ucation with them. These schools
are being run in the interest of the
children of Roswell and not in the in
terest of your friends, relatives. and
other interests. 1t has been only thro
This policy that the Roswell Schools
have been placed on their high plane
of efficiency. There is much TO yet
be lone for the Roswell Schools and
every true patriotic citizen will be
found behind the Board of Education.
the Superintendent and teachers help
ing them push the schools to higher
planes of efficiency. With his kind
of a spirit we can place these schools
among the best in all this great West.
much for us to do that will endure
throughout eternity TO listen to the
few knockers and disgruntled ones.
Mr.. ID. n. Pope. principal of Cen
trail School has just returned from
taking a special course in the Uni
~versity of Chicago.
Miss Morse. instructor in Latin In
the High school. has spent the sum
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31

Office of the Mayor, Roswell, New
Mexico, August 3oth, 1909.

Office of the Mayor, Roswell, New
Mexico, August 3oth, 1909.
There having been established in
this country, much to the credit of
our people, an annual holiday known
and honored as Labor Day" and the
First Monday of September. each year
having bee designated as a legal
holiday and as Labor Day"
The custom has been so generally
observed and with tae passing year
now rivals in importance and celebra-
ton. the National Independence Day.
This is both fitting and appropriate,
to thus pay tribute to Industry and
Labor.
Therefore. that the City Of Roswell.
and her people may render their trib-
ute to the custom and to the day. /.
G. A. Richardson. Mayor of the City
Of Roswell. do hereby declare AID
proclaim Monday the 9Th day of Sep
tember. A. d.. 1909. a legal holiday for
said City and suggest to its good citi-
zens that IL be generally observed.
The lessons drawn from 1t. IL pro-
perly observed. in order and in peace.
will be valuable to the youth Of the
hand. in that they see thai all the
people recognize labor as an impor-
tant factor in the building Of a great
city and a great state. and also may
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ing the names of physicians attend
ing cases in the Ancient City. Such
actions might lead some people to be
lieve that the doctors of Santa Fe
are ashamed Of their profession,
which we have been led to believe
IS one of the noblest works man can
engage in. II surely cannot ibe that
the healing OF the sick is merely an
incident and getting of money the
main object.
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indicate to that same youth, that with
out Labor there is no success, to the
man. the city or the commonwealth.
(SEAL) G. A. RICHARDSON.
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
Done at the Mayors office this Both
day of August. 1909.
Witness my hand and seal of Office
AT Roswell. New Mexico.
w. T. PAYLOR,
City Clerk.
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Must Siqn Up for Trip.

September Is is the last day in
which Secretary Graham. OF the Com
mercial Club. has in which to send in
complete returns on the number of
trade excursion through Texas and
to New Orleans. If the business men
want the excursion to De a ucces
they should sign up at onc in order
that the returns ma be ent in ear
~.
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The polls for the election being held
today for the issuance of $685. 600
bonds for the building of a new court
house and Jail will be open until
six O'Clock this evening. IL you have
already cast your vote in favor of
this needed Improvement be sure and
do Il before you go to your home.
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Notice to School Patrons and Pupils.
On ccoun of Labor Day, Monday,
Sept. 9th. the pupils will be classified
and their lessons assigned them for
the next day. and they will there be
dismissed 1t 1O:O 90 o'clock for the re-
mainder of the day. The High School
pupils are expected 10 get to the High
school by $50 a. IN. so that they can
be dismissed at 10 O'Clock.
All new pupils in the city are re-
quested to meet the Superintendent
Thursday morning. Sept. End, at 3
O'Clock at the Central School so that
they may be classified and exanina-
ions arranged for those without pro-
motion cards, from other city schools.
NJ. H. BRASHER.
u. Supt. City Schools.
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The New Mexican boasts that a ci-
tizen of Santa Fe went from Santa Fe
hours. We can understand how he
would go to Albuquerque but that he
should want to return to Santa Fe Is
beyond up.
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The Atlanta Constitution claims
that the Georgia Legislature passed
more fool avs than any other legis-
lature. but that is impossible. When
IL comes TO fool laws New Mexico has
'em all beaten.
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The Las Vegas Optic printed a
special from Santa Fe a few days ago
stating that Secretary Jaffa would re-
sign at an early date. The report
turns out to be unfounded and Secre-
tary Jaffa says he knows nothing of
started.
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The enterprising town of Clovis
serves notice upon Albuquerque that
Clovis is wide awake and coming and
will lead the towns of the Territory
within a few years. No doubt Clovis
will make quite a nice little town,
but then it is not wise TO expect too
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-31

Once again that heavy thud
OF the traffic thro' the mud.
Just a rain, and not a food
Makes that
Oozy.
Woody.
Squashing.
of the Mud.
Hear them driving down the street.
Hear the splashing of the horses
feet.
Note that odor, strong and sweet,
From the
OoZy
Squashing
of the Mud.
Let the man who says Don't pave"
Go and tramp thru Main streets
wave,
And in Main streets waters lave
In the
Oozy,
Woody,
Squashing
of the Mud.
-4-11-44.
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much. lest the fall be so great. Now
If the Clovis people want TO live in
the real city of New Mexico they must
move to Roswell.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The Colfax County Stockman says
thai some people have time to at
tend but one funeral. their own. Yes,
and some of them will have but one
mourner present.
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Land Company Branching Out.

The Pecos Valley Land Il Develop
ment which has Offices in Roswell.
Lake Arthur, Des Moines. New York
and st. Louis, is branching out, hav-
ing opened an Office this week in
Carlsbad.
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The Santa Fe Medical Society calls
the New Mexican to ask for publish
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you have something TO trade. or some
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Legal blanks. all kinds.-Record.
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Store at the Post Office.

G.. s. Moore has opened a branch
store in h lobby of the post office.
where will be found souvenir post
cards, stationery of all kinds. cigars
and tobacco The place is small but
has the location to do the business.
Ii will be in charge of Will Drennon.
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YOUR GOOD HEALTH

will not be endangered no matter how
many glasses you drink of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-29
BAIL REDUCED.
New York> Supreme Court Acts OF
Cases Against Morse.


New York, July 28.-Action taken in
the supreme court here today on three
state indictments against Charles W.
Morse, the former banker, resulted in
Morse's discharge upon his own recog-
nizances on two of the indictments,
charging grand larceny, and the reduc-
ton of bail on a perjury indictment to
$4,000. These cases have nothing. to dc
with the federal charges against Morse
upon conviction of which he was sent
enced to Is years Imprisonment and is
now out on bail pending appeal
The grand larceny Indictment grew
out of a note for $4,000 given to Morse
by former Justice Morgan j. O'Brien
and which Morse, it was alleged, had
agreed not to have discounted. Subse-
quently it was charged, he had the note
discounted at the Mercantile National
Bank without the consent of the max
er. .r '-..-
The indictment for perjury followed
the testimony given by Morse before
the grand Jury concerning $4,000 loan
made by the National Bank of North
America to E. r. Thomas, at that time
president of the Provident Life Insur-
ance Co. Morse testified that he had
not arranged the loan and his testi-
mony was contradicted by other wit
ncSses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-29
cusHMAN LEAVES 100000.
Estate of Late Congressman Goes t.
Widow and Mother.

Tacoma. Wash, July 2s.-Francis w.
Cushman left an estate conservatively
estimated to be worth from 100000 to
100000.
The will of the late congressman,
together with petition from his wife.
May Cushman. asking that she be ap-
pointed executrix of the estate, has
been filed with the county clerk.
Mrs. Cushman states that she does
not know what the value of the estate
is and her attorneys refuse to give out
any figures until the real estate in
Pierce county, which makes up the
bulk of the estate. is appraised. But
it is known that the congressman had
considerable holdings in and about Ia
coma, which. it is understood, will
bring the value. of. the estate well ur
toward the 100000 mark.
Mrs Cushman and the dead mans
mother are made the sole heirs.