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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10

cipos" q Cuba. dc que Sc hace men
clon en- el memorandum es
panol es Gle lamentar que no Sc
dieran detallcs. Pero por el propio
calificativo de anticipos es evi-
dente que ell memorandum espanol
no Sc reflcra Il regalos, slno a gastos
4 cuvo reembolso Sc esperaha que
al fin al cabo Cuba atendlera; Y
los comisalioS americanos no dudan
que dichos eastos Sc hicleron para
atender !; - guerra, o para pago de
los ga Va misma, en- Cubs
Gu tomisanos america
nos, en- II enorandum del II del
corrientc ,5@.eron referencla a la
insurreccion cubana de ISIS juz-
gandola fruto dc agravios posltivos
no fuf su intencidn otcnder Ia sen
sibilidad de los comisarios cSpano-
les, sino para hacer constar i'm he
cho q. supusieron nadic ra.Pu-
dleron, 81 10 creNeron conpenlentc.
citar la autoridad de muchos hom-
bres de estado eminentcs dc t.Spa-
ma en- apoyo dc su conservation. Sc
contentaran con menclonar solo Il
uno. En- Febrero / 1860, el maris-
cal Serrano, presidente del gobicr: o
provisional de Madrid, en- su discur-
so de apertura de las Cortes, st r.
fino d Ia revolucion en- Espana Y
la insurreccidn en- Cuba en- los ter
minos que siguen: La rrvolucidn
no es responsible de este cvanta-
miento, que Sc debc i errores de go
biernos anteriorcs; V conflamos en-
que sc sofocara rapidamentc Y que
Ia tranquiidad, basadas en- refor-
mas lberales, sera cntonecs dura-
dera' .(Anuario dc 1860, pag. 800
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10
M0VM|[NTO
EN- Los AS|LOS.
Gregorio Torres, We
cino de Juana Diaz
fallecio en- Ponce.
Alienados de urgentes ad-
mission en- ell manicomio
de San Juan.
Toma de posesl on de nuevos
nuI!s empleados en- colonia de le-
prOSOS.

Asuntos tratado} en- la ofcina
director auxiliarde fanidad, ,beneficcn
cia Y correction. !
La Sra. Filomona Cintron
Ponce, solicita el ingreso Gle SUI ma
DIRE Juana Cintron en- el manico
mio, por hallarse actualmente en-
el deposito municipal de aquella
ciudad y no ser possible tenerla en-
el por SUI estado furioso.
La profesora yespecial Gle in
giles Natalena H. koekler, que e.
jerce en- Isabella solicita el ingre
so del nino Felix Morales en- ell asi
10 de ninos de Santurce.
Ell LIDO. Francisco Socorro, de
de San Juan, ha solicitado una Ger
ti6cacion acerca de la fecha en- que
ingreso en- el manicomio, Ia aliena
da Dolores Hernandez.
Sc ha ordenado cl ingreso de
los pacientes Antonio Ponce y Ella
dia Baiz en- el asilo de ciegos de
Ponce, procedentes de San Juan y
Ahasco rcspectivamcnte.
En- concepto de pudiente ha
ingrcsado en- el manicomio el dia
| del que cursa la Sra. Mercedes +.
de Saldana.
El inspector de, Sanidad de Pom
&c ST. Lopez Nusa solicita que sean
admitidos Embellishments en- cl
manicomio de San Juan los
alienados Vicente Moreno, Luis
Sanchez, Angela Coto, Juana Gin
tron y Francisco Ortiz atcados dc
ocura pcligrosa, manifestando nc
pueden permanecer mas que el
sitio EN- donde estan recluidos pues
no ofrece seguridad alguna.
-Ha fallecido en- el asilo dc Gle
gos dc Ponce cl asilado Gregorio
Torres vccino dc Juana Dfaz y de
63 amos de cdad consequence de
bronconaumonia gripal.
-Ha tornado cl cargo de lavan
dcra de la colonia de leprosos Ia
Sra. Leoncik Rivera.
Ia tornado possession de su car
90 como botero de la colonia de le
prosos el individuo Pedro Rosario.
Sc han conccdido ) dias Gle i
cencia la empleada del manico
mio Agustina Ruz.
Ha solicitado su ingrcso en- e
Asilo dc cicgos de Ponce la Sra. Fe
liciana SAINT lago, vcina de Arroyo
-El superintendent del asilo
dc ninos ha remtido la suma dc
SO como inportc de la retrcta ve
rifcada por Ia banda dc dicho AS
10 el dia ) del O. cursa en- Ia plaza
Baldorioty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10
N0MBRAMttNTOS.
Aprueba eI csnseis ma pro.
puesta heehs per el gsberns.
dor.

En IA sesi6n del ccnsJo Ejecu-
,Ivo aver, fIeEon aprobados los
-i-iIientes nOmorarnientcs someti-
dos por ei gohernaior:
Sr. Benito Flores para eoncejai
SO San German, >r- Francisco Mo-
raies concelai 10 Gurabo; Sr. Juan
Noe era. para iiez he par de Ma
-lsAf9. ~ JOS Torres para conce-
s. T. >.4na,. ~ Pablo Toro con-
rrIal H. faho Ro!o; y. NataIio B.
AFaa'e rncsiAl de ArrOyo.
y" s. hare ain "A pOpuesta pa
n cuhnr el cargo lie llsez municipal
1e Posss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10
RepIesentando
al gObeIna or.

%o~ul'cnfo 1-i-tir p"r onllmen-
,e -. 90 5.ruaior toHon q las iIes
A. 20 cccbrar cn Ponce con
tr,ofI,o . r. "a cclebraclon del 2l7o.
sni-.r.a o 'Ic 81 iundacion ha de-
si . l., opsra reprcsentarIe 4 su ayu-
dante :" primer f"niente del reg
rnienfo .lc +. Rno Parra-Capo III
- ParraCauo -sIdri el oming)
para IA eiudad del sur hacienda eI
yiaje cn au'omdyii ror Ia carretera
ecn'fll h. drsnamDs buen viaje y
.sra'sss lmpre-lo nes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10
CONGRES0 PANAMER|CANO
De BUENOS AIRES.
Sc cree que Ia proxirna asamblea sera apla-
zada para otra fecha.

La Argentina esta en- situacion de nvitar con exi-
to las naciones del contineney porque expon-
drla sufrir contrastes desagradables en- propia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10

Perrira. nieto de- -i'pr'ggJ,c- qile
eii0 nombrc 4 dicnp M = iani6 Ia
capiia De san Antonio Ana.i ante
iornen'e i Ia de u "Ilaiatlyy.
fuG 81 iia'arabrIeiD IL nise-'re esiirna-
do eoFneis onario - -eiFYr Juan Bau-
tistz Poi 'ene lo-sie .ibpJs j. Is rnI
nicipalida. Is;p-lsaa = y. Pou. que
eI posee sicr5inerfs.- ,ie asElna I'M
pOrtancia eierenie> . t0s asuniars
que en IA pren-a ~ nan eiebaiido rs<-
pecto 4 Ia iilndzeIssn re 'Iichas capi
l2s j dc e1a c.ud2d-' .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-10
Buenas mesas para tIabajO
Sc faciIitan seis de caoba, a las
profpsoras del asilo de ninas
en- Sanfurcp.

For los c0nfinasl., iol penal de-
>an Juan quo trabajan ~ chani~-
teria 81 han hccho ,rIs cas- para
las pro;csorus dcl a-il" de uin4s dcI
a.ilo dc Santurrc- Oira ha lido On
viada i IA direction del drparta-
men,o on IA oficina de- ptqu,.
son de capba ciara = re,uian muv
rdnodas ! convenIcntes H. trlila-
Io es delicado Y priiei,a iuteiisencit
ctiidado. Gala rnesa 'icue 10 ga
Jones Y son eapacrs para gardar
bucn ntimero dc 'ipcumentD,. ~
material que lie e-i oil-e tenian la
-enonta, prpfesora- d,.' a,ilo 10 g.
taba en- buen estasl9 y 4 POGO COS
io - r. La dota,iu H. 3" qu. en- e.
t. eia-a neres!taissn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
there is lurking suspicion that he is not averse to having his name men. tioncd in connection with the toga.

not averse to having his name mem tioncd in connection with the togs. .
 Among the members of the legisla' ture young Morris, of Yavapai, bids fair to become very popular before the session is over. Like another boy statesman from Yavapai, whose politi- cal candle was snuffed at the end of one term in the Assembly, Morris was nominated more because nobody else seemed to want the job, than anything else. Big Chief Dillon at first treated the matter as a'good joke, but Young Morris, who is assistant to the vice pres ident of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix road at Prescott, took off his campaign coat, as 1t were, and went in to win. He proved democratic fighter of the old school, doing the handshakt act to perfection and besides enlistine the cooperation of every mother with a marriageable daughter in Old Yava pal. When the votes were counted Nor ris was not only one of those elected but he led his ticket.s
 Morris is only twenty.four, somewhat of dude in his dressiness, but tastily so and thoroughly manly. While at all times active, his activity is not all of fensive, and so far he has betrayed none of the proclivities of the lout mouthed superficial reformer. In hi' campaign young Morris laid speeia stress upon the need in Arizona of ( Pioneer's home and it's popularity greatly aided him in his canvass. II, has already introduced his pet measure and it will undoubtedly go through. II, is also author of the assembly bill tC care for indigent other than by the in famous contract system, to protect game by licensing hunters, to change time oi probating estates from one year ts three months and other code measures
 Morris was honored by Speaker Webb with the chairmanship of the i'm portant committee of expenditures ane accounts, and besides is member oi the all important ways and means com mittee, and four others, six in all, ano more than, any other member of thu house.
 With youth, well balanced head tireless energy and a fine grasp of th' territorial problems of today, this em bryo Yavapai statesman seems destined to bright career of devotion to tn, people s interests. He is politically am bilious and makes no hypocritieal sec ret of it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
SOCIETY

One of the pleasant events of the week was an embroidery party given by Mrs. Eli Wales on Friday. Each guest received stamped linen and was requested to give ar exhibition of her skill with the needle. Mrs. l.. H Brown and Mrs. Dr. Spates cut for first prize, Mrs. Brown winning, the prize being beautiful center piece. Delicate refreshments were served later in the afternoon. The guests present were Mesdames w. L.. Spates, F. B. Caler, l.. H. Brown, Alfred Hansen, Roland Jacobs, II. K. Burch, F. c. Hanna, Louis Wright, Fred Jacobs, J. L. Wales, Went worth, Michaelson, Conyers, A. Wether. i'll, F. E. Wales, Burke, Wightman Bruner, Gibbs and Knight.
 Miss Edith Bailey delightfully."- enter, tained the Friday Evening Whist club this week at her home in East Globe The ladies prize, which was beautiful set of pictures, was won by Miss Sarah Woodman. The gentlemen prize was Billiken, MT. Howard being the lucky winner. After the refreshments were served the floor was cleared and all en joyed merry hop. Those present were Misses Van Wagenen, Woodman, Bol ton, Rabinovich, Sparks, Mckenzie Hartsleigh, and MeKinnon, and Messrs Wayne, Cornell, Sultan, Howard, Ire william, Simmons, McKinnon, Johnson Woodward and Law.
 The Wednesday club met at the resi- dence of Mrs. George K. French with an unusually large attendance. The roll call was "Epigrams from Holmes Novels. 1" The paper on Slavery" by Mrs. Sullenberger, was postponed un til next week. Mrs. Rawlins gave a sketch of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mrs Dr. Kennedy and Mrs. Dr. Sturgeon gave most interesting talk on tho work accomplished at the Federation of Women 8 clubs, which met at Yuma recently, which they attended as dele gates from Globe. The next meeting will be held at the residene of Mrs. Dr Sturgeon.
 Mrs. William Burke entertained ai dinner at her residence Tuesday evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Kel ly. The decorations were yellow and white. Those present were: MT. ana Mrs. Thomas Kelly, MT. and Mrs. Al bert Altwies, Mir. and Mrs. John Merri am, Mir and Mrs. William Burke; Mrs Fleming and Miss Zimmer; Messrs Barclay, Will O'Brien, Kimbrough and Refill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
MARKET NEWS AND COMMENT

The Chicago Record Herald publishes the following from its New York hnan- cial correspondent: New estimates of the stocks of copper in this country and abroad place the amount at 65o,OOO,OOO pounds, the largest since the collapse of the Seeretan Syndicate twenty-two years ago, and there is not much reason for disputing these figures. Certain 1t is their publication did not tend to help the situation in copper metal
 which was marked down l-sc more on
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
[IPWARD MOVEMENT | IF DAY BEFORE | FALLS FLAT
.,ssuRE TO FIND EMPLOY
 MENT FOR LARGE SUMS OF IDLE MONEY.

VIEW YORK, January sS.-Profes' ..I operators who started the upward F f.rrment of prices Thursday, which f..Sed inc extreme Friday morning, .,;rued a reverse operation today. | most interesting happenings of the
 vsre found in money and indus fs,, exchange market. A decisive no came from Paris in the movement discount and sterling exchange rates .,.s that Paris demands on London !. cold will be pushed no further for T Ae present.
 Increasing pressure is manifest to ,1 endowment for funds in New York, l.,ive demand for paper being the feature.
 po,ds were firm. Total sales, par .Ios a, l6s, 900. United States 2s de- IFped IS per cent on call during the Aaak
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
LAST suNpAY rN GLOBE

Sunday morning at eleven and Sun day night at 7:30, the Rev. l. l.. Oakes will preach his closing sermons on the revival meetings at St. Paul s Metho- dist Episcopal church.
 He will also address children s meeting at 2:3O to which every child in the city is invited.
 Tomorrow morning and evening the pastor will receive members into the church. Also mothers desiring their children baptized or adults desiring bap- tism are requested to hand their names to the pastor.
 Next week the church services will be: Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30; Bible study club Friday at 7:3O. Everybody is cordially invited to ev- cry service of this church.
 F.. G. DECKER, lS5 F.. Cedar street. Pastor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
Stomach rrouple Cured

If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamberlain 6 Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. Klote of Edina, Mo, says: "I have used great many different medicines for stomach trouble, but find Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy ever used" For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
WHEAT QUIET.

CHICAGO, January 23.-Trade in |. wheat pit was very quiet and prices |u,tuated within a 3-S cent range. The Eiueipal factor was weather condition. hose easy, May lO7 l-2 to l07 5-s; July t 5s to 97 3-4.
 Reslizing sales by some influential |Dlders caused weakness in the corn srket Prices at close almost at bot bu, Nay being 6l 7-s and July 62.
 Unexpectedly large receipts caused
 fl to 1-2 cent decline in the price
 cash oats. The close was easy with
 ices 5-S to 3-4 cents below yesterday $
 pal quotations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, January 23.-Cattle re |p;s 500; steady. Beebes, s4. tos6.90; |e1ans, s4.20 to s4.s0; westerns, s3.75 A.3O; stoekers and feeders, s3.lt s; cows and heifers sl.75 to s5.25;
 lTes, s7. to ss.T5.
 Sheep receipts about l50O; market i |sady. Natives s3.25 to$5.60; western.
 .2i to sj.65; yearlings, s5.75 to s690i Rnbs s to s7.65; westerns, s t' t!6.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. January 23.-The l,,al markets were quiet, as usual, in
 \, sbsencc of cables. T, wss quoted at 2 locally. copper remained dull and nominal,
 ;,, lake quoted at IA to l4.25; electro Xii is.52is to l3.75; casting l3.5O l l5C2i2. Lead was dull at 4.l5 to APO
 spelter, 5.l0 to 5.l5. l Silver 5lls; Mexican dollars 44ia.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

New Jerusalem, Paseoe hilI-Apache service at 9:30 q. m.. subject, "The Centurious Faith
 German Sunday school and German service at II a. m. Subject. "Fol. lowing Christ.
 English Sunday school at 2 p. m. English service at 8 ?. m. Subject, "The Baptism of Jesus"
 Chinese Mission school every even. ing at O clock, except Saturday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24

"Good house keepers don't buy ground coffee, says Mrs. Brown. "It loses its strength.-is not near as good as Folger's Golden Gate whole roast, ground just before using"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24

Besides 90 large cups from each 25e package of Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee, I now put in 25c clever silvered "No- Drip" Coffee Strainer Coupon. Look for it! The satisfac ton of Health Cof- fec is, besides, most perfect. Made only from pure toasted cereals, malt, nuts, etc. Sold by Morehead & Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
PACE LOCAL OPTION BILL CERTAIN
 ID PASS
BREWERY INTERESTS MAY PUT UP FIGHT, BUT IT WILL AVAIL
 THEM NOTHING
GROOM AsHURSl FOR SENATOR
YOUNG MORRIS OF YAvAPAI BE- COMING VERY POPULAR
 MADE GREAT RACE


 Special to Silver Belt.
 PHOENIX, January 23.--No bill in l troduced thus far in the legislature has | caused more of rifle on the capitol | surface than one introduced by Pace, | of Graham, providing that on and after of the two-thirds now necessary may establish a local option district. The bill contains a single paragraph of not more than fifty words. but according to the temperance forces in Phoenix means the end of the rum business, so far as the capital and it's adjacent Salt River Valley territory are concerned. Some opposition is expected from the liquor forces of the big towns of the territory, and the brewing interests of Prescott and Bisbee are expected 70 put up a semblanee of fight at leHst, but the general opinion is that the bill will pass without serious opposition so far as the membership of the Council and Assembly are concerned. Pace, the author of the bill is a democrat and an influential one, and argues that ma jority rule is cardinal democratic doe Urine and therefore any bill based on the principle of majority rule should meet with the approval of all good dem ocrats Tine bill will probably have a solid republican support. Reed, of Mari copa, will give the measure active sup port.
 of Marianna make no secret of their intent to force another local option election at the ear | Hest possible moment after the majority rule becomes law. It will be recalled that the dries carried Marieopa county at the local option election held in the sumer in 1907 by substantial major Il ity, but fell short considerably of the necessary two,thirds. Since that time many new settlers have made homes in Phoenix and the adjacent valley, most ly from dry states, and the temperance advocates are claiming an easy victory when the question of wet or dry again reaches the voters.
 ] Democratic legislators are enjoying the story going the rounds about Henry F. Ashurst, the young and eloquent for mer district attorney of Coconino, who is now practicing law in Prescott and Il is known to have serious senatorial as- . pirations Certain lawyers in Phoenix and elsewhere, among them 3 number who are members of the present Coun- M ci and Assembly, have received letters from q leading attorney in Washington, one who makes advertising literature in which he takes occasion to mention the tall sycamore of the Painted Des ! ert" as "one of the leafng lawyers and . public men of Arizona, and was select ed by the last territorial convention as one of the first two United States , senators.
 Probably, as the Gazette seriously s suggests, the handsome Blackstonian oi
 the City a Mile High, did not cour' 3 the fame thus thrust upon him, but
 among those who know Henry bcs
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
HE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Oak and Hill streets 10 a. m., Bible school. II n. m., sermon by the pastor. 6;45 p. m., Young People 'ss meeting 7:30 p. m., sermon by the pastor. 7:30 p. m, Wednesday, prayer meet ing. s:l5 p. m., Wednesday, Bible class Everybody welcome.
 D. CARL WILLIAMS, Pastor. 320 s. Second street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 (Firemen 'g Hall.l

Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m; no ser vices. a
 Also there will be no services on January 3l, as the pastor will hold services at Solomonville on that day. Beginning with February the pastor will devote his entire time to Glohe, and services will be held every Sab bath. i'a aa
 II. P. CORY, Pastor, 526 South High street, Shanley block.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
MINES AND MARKETS

the New York metal exchange. In the market for the metal the small business between second hands is going at l4c for electrolytc, notwithstanding the big sellers are holding for higher prices. This makes the actual price level of copper about what it was before the recent advance began.
 The steel price situation is also a growing matter of concern, irrespective of the agitation relating to the tariff on steel. The leading steel interests have been holding series of conferences in this city. What they have done can. not be learned, but the unsatisfactory condition in the steel market owing to the cutting of prices was the chief sub. ject under discussion, and tonight it is predicted in good circles that new official schedule of prices will be an. nounced shortly. It is generally admit. ted that if new prices are given out they will average considerably under the present official schedule.
 Especial to l.. J, Overlook, Broker)
 BOSTON, January 23.--The coppers continued to sag today under the lead of Amalgamated. Lawson announced this morning that he was to have an. other advertisement next week. Local traders are always shy when Lawson is agitating through the newspapers and were disposed to sell today. We do not think the metal situation is quite as black as painted. When copper was 26 cents we heard nothing but bull talk on metal; now we hear too much pessi- mistic talk. The weakest feature ID the situation is the absolute lack of buyers and We look any day for the market to have sharp break. If this should bring in a substantial amount of new bullying the market would be in . position to advance from ten to twenty points under the present easy money conditions.
 PAINE, WEBER & co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
Page Five

A great many people nave kidney and bladde srtrouble, mainly due to ne glect of the occasional pains in the back, slight rheumatic pains, urinary disorders, etc. Delay in such eases is dangerous. Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are for weak back. backaehe, rheumatic pains and all kidney and bladder troubles. Sooth- ing and antiseutic and act promptly Don't fail to get DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Accept no substitute. Regular size soc. Sold by Palace Phar macy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24

Always have Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup handy, especially for the children. It tastes nearly as well as maple sugar. It cures the cold by gently moving the bowels through it's laxative principle and at the same time it is soothing for throat irritation, thereby stopping the cough. There is nothing as good. Sold by Palace Phar- macy and United Drug Go.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-02
MEAT INSPECTION RIGID
AND WELL CARRIED ON.

Washington. July 2.-That the meat
inspection as carried on at he East
st. Louis st~ockyards is of a rigid and
a high order is the substance of the
report of the investigation committee
sent by Secretary Wilson. of the de-
p%artznent of agriculture. to inquire in
10 the truth of the report that the in
spection is lax and inefficient as made
by Inspector Harms, n of he East
St. Louis force.
ut is the belief of your committee
says the report, that the men at The
East St. Louis station from top to bot
TOM. are absolutely honest and Com
petent. They are d~ischarging their du-
ty to the public in a high-ninded way
and no meat is passed except what is
fit for human food. 1t is 90 be regrett-
ed that the service should be made
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-02
THINGS ROUNDED UP
FOR GOOD CELERRATION

The Elks have gotten things in good
shape for the Independence Day cele-
bration Monday. when there viii be a
general closing of all the stores and
business houses except restaurants
and such catering houses as should be
open on such a day. The days pro
gram is now complete and the Fourth
of July excursion rate has been ex-
tended so lower valley people can
come to Roswell on that day with
convenience and return home the
same night.
The days program is now complete.
There will be plenty of music all day
|n5y the Owl Band. Ice water will b.
supplied free in barrels up and down
Main street. The program of the day
opens with the bronco busting contest
at Amusement Park at ten O'Clock in
The morning. In the afternoon AT