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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-21

any license under which liquor is sold
or served in or about any such house
or adjacent thereto.
Sec. "a. No recovery shall be had In
any civil action to the pur-
chase price of any sale or credit OF
any liquor sold to be drunk on the
premises where the same shall be
sold. All securities for uch debt
shall be void. ANY person taking such
security with intent to evade the pro-
visions of this section shall forfeit a
penalty Of fifty dollars for each of
tense.
Sec. 33. The husband, wife, parent,
son or daughter of lawful age, guar
dian or employer of a person who has
the habit of drinking intoxicating IL
quor to excess, or the mayor, chief of
police or city marshal of the city, or
one of the trustees OF the town, in
which such person lives, or any prose
cutting attorney or any county com
missioner, may give notice in writing
signed by him or her, to any person
requesting him not to sell or deliver
such liquor to the person having such
habit. The notice provided for in this
section may be served by any officer
| duly qualified to serve process or by
any individual of lawful age. Such
officer OF individual shall make return
of service of said notice to the clerk
of the city, town or county in which
such service is made, giving the name
of the party on whom served, the 1oca
ton by street and number, if any, of
the place of business of the licensee
on whom service is made, and the date
and hour of service. Any officer max
ing service OF suc notice shall make
his return thereon as upon civil pro-
cess. An individual making service
of such notice shall sign and make
oath to the return thereon. The clerk
OF the city, town or county in which
such service Is made shall receive,
file and preserve a copy OF such TO
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Come uu and ares M,

~OtuS UP ~ GG8 up
Last night at IL O'Clock a fire alarm
was turned in. Just as the driver of
the hose wagon hitched his team and
started to jump on his seat some
unknown person opened b door in
front of the team letting them rush
out without the driver. This resulted
in a bad smash-up costing the city a
big repair bill and causing Mayor
Richardson to severely censure Chief
Whiteman for the accident.
If this was lone maliciously then
of course the guilty party will never
be known because no one saw him
well enough to Identify him. But If
it was done by some person who was
wanting to help the riremen and open
ed the door accident1y then he should
come up like a man and w up and
thus keep the blame from resting on
innocent parties. The Chief is fe-
sponsible for the property of the de
partment, but when. persons, not mem
bers Of the department, interfere and
cause trouble, the least they could
do would be to own up to their part
of the affair and by so doing relieve
the Chief.
Be a man, whoever you are and ev
erybody will think more of you.
w. GILL, Asst. Chief
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tice without charge therefor. If the
person so notified, at any time within
twelve months thereafter, sells or de-
livers any liquor to the person named
in such notice or permits him to lott
er ON his premises, the person giving
the notice may, in an action OF tort
GOV OF the person notified, not
less than one hundred nor more than
five hundred dollars, as may be as
sessed as damages; but an employer
who gives such notice shall not re-
cover unless he is injured in his per-
son or property, n a druggist or apo
thecary shall not be liable hereunder
for d sale made upon the prescription
OF a physician. A married woman
may bring such action in her own
name, and all damages recovered by
her shall inure to her separate use.
A mayor, trustee or county commits
sioner may bring such an action in
his own name for the benefit, at his
election, of either the husband, wife,
child, parent or guardian OF the per-
son having such habit. Upon the
death of either party or Of the per-
son benef1cially interested in the ac-
ton, the action and right of action
shall survive for the benefit of his
executor or administrator.
Sec. Al. AT the city and town cleo
lions in April, 1909, there shall be
| submitted to the voters the question
of intoxicating liquor in this city COR
town? ?" If a majority vote in the neg
alive, the clerk of the city or town
shall Immediately certify b fact to
the board of license commissioners,
! who thereafter shall grant no licenses
for the sale of liquor within such city
or town. The same question may be
| re-submitted at subsequent elections
on the petition to the city council or
board of town trustees, of not less
than thirty per cent of h voters at
the last previous election.
Sec. AZ. Whenever twenty-five per
cent. of the voters, as shown by the
vote at the last previous general cleo,
ton, in any precinct not within the
! limits of an incorporated city or town,
shall petition the board of county com
missionerS to do SO, said board shall
order an election in said precinct Up
on the question of whether licenses
shall be granted for the sale of intoX1
eating liquor in such precinct, which
election shall be conducted in the
same manner a. general elections, and
the returns thereof shall be anvas
ed as in the case of general elections
and if a majority of the votes be In
the negative, the county clerk shall
Immediately certify the act TO the
board of license commissioners, who
thereafter shall grant no license fol-
the sale of liquor within such precinct
The same question shall not be re-sut
mitted to the people of such precinct
within less than two years after sucn
election.
Sec. As. No license shall be grant
ed to any person whom the board con
siders unfit to receive the same, and
the board is authorized to take evi
dence as to the fitness of any appli
cant if it shall consider it necessary
to do so.
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KANSAS TOWN PRACTICALLY
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

Denver, Jan. PA special from
McCracken, Kansas, says the business
portion of that town was practically
wiped u by fire early this morning.
Ten business buildings were burned
including the Tennessee Hotel. All
the guests of the latter escaped safe
ly. A high wind spread burning brands
over the town and it was with diff
Guilty the residence portion was saved.
The loss was not obtained.
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JAIL GUARDED TO PRE-
AEAr VA

Lexington, KY, Jan. 21.-The Jail
at Harlan Court House was guarded
last night and today to prevent the
threatened mob vengeance on Henry
Carter, Robert Osborne n Sidney
Pope, held on the charge of assassi-
mating TaIbert Howard last Saturday.
Towards body was found yesterday
in the river at that place and there
was evidence that it had been thrown
there.
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Come out and hear Judge Mcclure
Friday night, January %. lecture on
William Jennings Bryan, the man,
at the South NJ. E.. church. All the
money goes to the benefit of the
school library.
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WEALTHY COLORADO MAN
DIES IN NEW YORK CITY

Colorado Springs, Colo. Jan. I'll
Word was received here today of the
death in New York of Chas. L. Lutt,
the millionaire manufacturer and
smelter magnate of this city. Lutt was
a pioneer in the development of Cop
per Creek. He leaves a widow and a
son.
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The ladies of the Christian church
will give a tea at the home of the
Misses Tannehill, 801 N. Main St, Fri
day, January 322nd from 2:3O to- 6
o'clock p. m. All are cordially invit-
ed. 1878.
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Notice of Partnership.

Notice of Partnership.
Drs. Fisher INT ingalls, have form
ed a partnership for the practice OF
medicine and surgery. Office. rooras
2 and 3, First National Bank Build
ing. Phone ia, 76t3*
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CHEER UP. WE HAVE SOME
THING GOOD FOR YOU. EVERY
BODY is EATING OUR OLD FASH
lONED COUNTRY SAUSAGE.-T. c,
MARKET.
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An All Round Shop.

Is at R. F.. Cruse's, he al rubber
tire, repair and paint your rig and
shoe your horse while you wait. On
ly first class men employed. 75tf.
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BUILDERS and HOUSEHOLDERS:
Hot water without fires. Thousands
of these heaters in use in Sunny South
land. Write for circulars, etc., to sole
agent, P. o. Box 400, Ell Paso. 1861
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Arrange to go to the school lyceum
lecture program Friday night January
%, South NJ. E. church. A splendid
supporting program. Benefit School
Library.
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AUCTIONEER, farm and live stock
a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 334. w. F, Kinds. 72t5*
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100000 to a on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay OF loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Aeeat, 303 N. Main. CPD p. o
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WHY BE TORMENTED WITH
TOUGH MEATS WHEN WE ARE
OFFERING YOU OUR CORN FED
MEATS AT THE SAME PRlcE?-T.
c.. MARKET,
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Don't forget Judge McClure's lee
ture at the South M. E. church Friday
night, January %, Benefit School Lii
brary.
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DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye. a nose
and throat. GLASSES ntted: phone 100
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IOST:-Brown leather bag, contain
ing small pocket-book and other ar
tic1es. Suitable reward for return to
500 North Richardson. 1*
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For Parking use tee American
White Elm. See Johnson. I2t6
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Home cooking; at 408 N. Richardson.
.74-t6*.
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The Mothers Club will hold n meet
ing on January 20, at $3.50 p m.
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A Job lot of Trees.

A Job Lot Of Trees.
I have 1000 each of elm, locust.
mountain ash, maple and mulberry,
will sell them at pest offer in ground
or dug. Phone or see R. F. Cruise. 75tf
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Miss Gussie Freasier, of San Anto-
MO, who has been here six months
visiting Mrs W. T. Joyner, Mrs. John
and other friends. left tins
morning for Ell Paso.
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f. c. Smith returned last night
from a visit of several days at Acme
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Ben Easley, OF Artesia, is a bust
ness visitor here.
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The fern leaf White Elm IS a beau.
ty. Wyatt Johnson has them 72t6.
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G. G. Graham, of Hope, was here
and today.
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Correct legal blanks at Record.
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S. ID. Cook came down from Elida
last night on a business visit.
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New clean beds at Mo. Sunshine
Inn. 77t3.
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J.. ". Coon, of Watrous, N. NJ, was
a business visitor here today.
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Wyatt johnson has the Elm. 1916
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DIR. w. F. Reinhart n son came
down from Elkins asst night for a
short visit.
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Charles Weidman came up from
Dexter this morning.
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E. s. Haggard, of Artesia, transact
ed business here today.
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Constable o. F. Galloway was here
from Dexter today.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE
OPENED THIS AFTERNOON

The annual meeting of the Ros-
Farmers institute opened at the
court house this afternoon, the atten-
dance being small. The meeting was
and the work at the expert
mental station at Mesilla Park was
discussed by J. ID. Tinsley, assistant
director of the station. Various lines
of farming ere taken up, much tt
the interest of those present. The in
stftute continues Friday and Saturday
and programs are arranged for each
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Tom Perry went out on the auto
this afternoon on MS way to Torrance
and points south.
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Ernest Malone was here from Hag-
erman today.
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Drs. White and Haas, of Hope, were
in the city today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
MONTPELIER

Christmas at the churches viii be elab-
orately observed this year, with cam
tatas and oratorios, beside the regular
anthems.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. f. Smith aud
daughter. Charlotte. leave today for
Pasadena. Cal. where Mr.. Smith Is to
be cashier at the Raymond.
Harry Jordan, employed in the candy
department Of G. II Cross & Sons bal
cry, burned one hand yesterday and win
be unable to work for 4 few days,
The state auditors Office has been a
busy place this week, as the state officers
receive their pay for the quarter, De
eembey l. Auditor II. F. Graham, who
has been here a few days this week, re-
turned to Craftsbury to-day.
J. w. sault Of ludlow. who was here
to attend the me ting of the Vermont
Press association yesterday, was found
last evening In the parlors Of the Pa.
yilion, where he had tainted. He came
from the West to attend the meeting
and had travelled all night. It is thought
that this was the cause of his fainting.
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school She came very highly recon.
mended, we hear.
Mrs, Hiram s. Drury has been III quite
poor health Of late.
Harry, a son Of Fred Whitney, is hav-
ing rheumatic fever.
A Mrs. Lawless 81 Bethel il the new
teacher ii one department Of our graded
Lewis M. Seaver Is about to 90 to
New York city, to be away a week or
two
A daughter was recently born To Willie
Flint, son Of the late Barna ID Flint, a
dentist IN Denver, Col
DR.. e. B. Watson was in Burlington
one day this week with a patient from
Bfookfeld who underwent surgical
operation for hernia at the Mary fetch
or hospital.
James Gregory has bought 81 Nelson
Carleton the wo.tcnement house not
far from the village creamery. Mr.. Greg
orv's blacksmith shop, back Of the Con-
qregational Westinghouse, having been
4 part Of the consideration hi the trade.
The second entertainment in Che sea-
son's course of our Ladies' Village I'm
provement society will be on Monday
evening, Dec. 10, at the Grange hall, and
it will be lecture by George G. Rhein
frank The very fattering testimonials
given this lecturer by persons in Michi-
gan, Iowa and Missouri lead us to hope
for a very fine and in every way pleas.
ing lecture. Our citizens should crowd
the hall on the occasion
From our reportorial watch tower, we
have been for some twenty years seeking
signs that Williamstown was going to
be Something big" About the time Of
the building of railroad TO the quarries,
we thought we might have Barre "by
the gills." sure, with the late J, n.
Langdon on our sid But, now. our
eye is on bigger game--even Bostonl To
be 4biger'n Boston that's ''hitchin' our
wagon TO a starr We have just learned
on high authority that such is the de-
maud here for baked beans the very
bone and siDew Of Boston, as we all
know that our own agricultural town
fails to supply the demand; and even
Boston is only one market drawn upon
to keep both our natural and store teeth
masticating beans Boston may well be
varied.
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a jussifiahle Protest.

whats thatgs cried the convicted
incendiary. Five years? Wen, II you
people amt the worst ever ran up
against! Here goes out IN the even
in an sets fire to the tallest buildin'
in town-sets FIRE to it SO that in less n
a minute the things a shootin' blaze q
hundred feet up into the sky. The
whole population is there quicker'n
scat, all Of you tickled TO death at the
sight. For four an FIVE hours you
stood there watchIn' the fire hours Of
solid enjoyment, too--an' II not costif'
you a cent. Why. circus or the thea
ter or a scandal trial wouldn't have
given you half as much fun, an you
know it! An yet you SIT there an
bring IN verde givin' me five years
in the penitentiary -me that's shown
you all good time an ought to be
considered as a benefactor II there
wuz any gratitude in the human booz-
Exchange.
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WOLC0TT

Arthur Little + working for J. w,
Scott
Harold Stewart IS working for B. f,
Potter
Bert Hubbard i working At A. J.
AlleI's.
G: Z Haskell returned from Boston
Friday
r. n. Hubbell was in MorrisviIlc
Tuesday
Mrs Julia Harvey is working at w. e.
Barter's.
Mrs Maria Mudgstt was in Morris.
vile Friday
Byron Hubbard has finished work for
John French
+. Z. Wheeler Of Morrisyille was in
town Sunday
Ernest corrow has finished work for
w. n. Powell
Fred McNally Of Waterbury was in
town Monday.
Election Of officers Of M. w. A. next
Wednesday night.
Joseph Stebbins has moved here from
Underhill to the Crowell farm.
Mrs f. f. Udall and two children Of
Everett, Mass, were recent guests Of
her father, G. A. Reed.
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BETHEL

w Il. Fish has returned from a several
weeks visit in Boston.
A daughter, Ruth Allis, was born No.
yember 20 to Mr., and Mrs Fred King
Miss Margaret Graham Of Peabody,
Mass. passed Sunday in town with
friends.
B. G. Rogers is again acting as clerk
in the store OF Yeti Brothers, who are
selling out their stock.
Clinton claain has received telegram
from Kansas City, announcing the death
Of bis cousin, Charles Clahin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lawless have
returned, after q two months absence
in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
G. r. Densmore Of Chelsea i now
employed in the jewelry store Of 1. +,
Terry and does the work at the bench.
Harry Laraway, who bought the Brig.
ham farm on the stage road 10 Barnard,
is reported seriously III with pneu.
monia
DR.. and Mrs. 0. D. Greene passed
Thanksgiving and several days following
with their daughter, Mrs. Ransom
Greene, in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs &. j. Jebb Of Peabody Mass.
was IN town last week and looked a
house over. with the idea Of purchasing
and returning here to live.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Spooner, Miss Carrie Spooner was mar
ricd Tuesday evening, November 30, to
Gustayus Gunderson b. The Rev J. Wes-
ley Miller, and reception followed the
ceremony.
Mrs. James Wheeler was in town last
week. attending TO business connected
with the settlement Of her husbands
estate, but win return this week to
Keene, \. H., whore she Is attending a
business college.
Nelson Pray has finished his work a.
night Waterman, which he has continued
for year. Since the establishment Of
the new fire pump, it has not been
thought necessary by the selectmen to
maintain a Waterman.
The house Of Mrs. Josephine Lane mar
rowly escaped destruction by fire early
Tuesday morning. The chimney had
burned out the day before, but no danger
was anticipated when the family retired.
About a. m. it was discovered that
there was fire III the second story. BY
the assistance Of the nsighbors, who
were summoned, the fire was soon ex-
tinguished By ehopping the floor.
The barn Of Ed. ellison was discovered
to be on fire about o'clock Friday
morning by Warren Preston, who was
passing on bis way to his work. The
ERE originated in the cellar and is sup
posed to have been caused BY spontane.
GUS combustion, BY the assistance OF
help which was at hand, the FIRE was
extinguished before II did any serious
damage.
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ALL TIRED OUT
Hundreas More in Barre in the Same
Plight.

Hundred More in Barre in the Same
Plight.
Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and dayi
Back aches; side aches,
All on account Or tie kidneys
Must help them at their work.
"A Barre citizen shows you how;
w. w. McAules, l57 Seminary street,
Barre, W.T., Says II took all kinds Of
medicine supposed to be good for kidney
trouble, but did not find relief The
pain in my left kidney was severe, and
/ could not stoop to pick up anything
without having sharp twinges in the
small Of my hack ] was very restless
and arose in the morning feeling tired
and miserable. Damp weather always
made me worse, and finally | became 50
bad oil that | could only walk short
distance II was then that ! began
using Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from
a. A browns drug store. They helped
me from the first, relieving the backache
and strengthening my kidneys. ! used
in all three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
and can honestly say that ! never took
any other remedy that benefited me 50
greatly"
For sale by all dealers Price 80 cents.
Foster Milbrn Co., Buffalo. New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
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beside this: Il want to 60 on record az
saying thas | regard Electric Bitters as
one Of the greatest gifts that God has
made to woman writes Mrs. 0. Rhine
vault Of Vestal Center, N. Y. Fl can
never forget what It has done for me.
This glorious medicine gives woman
buoyant spirits. vigor Of body and jubi-
liant health. 1t quickly cures nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache.
backache fainting and dizzy spells; soon
builds up the weak, ailng and siclSIy.
Try it. Soc at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
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The history Of Savona Is that Of a
long struggle with the Genoese. ended
In the sixteenth century. when they
seized the town and rendered Its har-
Dor useless by sinking vessels filed
with stones at the entrance. In 1746
1t was captured by Sardinia. but was
soon back again under the control Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

Genoa. Ths ancient savo where Mago
stored his booty In the second Punic
war Savona was the birthplace Of the
popes Sixtus Nv. and Julius II. and
the home Of the ancestors Of Column
bus, who bestowed its name on one OF
the first islands be discovered in the
West indies. London Standard.