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Salt Lake High School to Play the
Grand Junction Tigers.

Herald Republican: The High
school added two more games to
their schedule yesterday with the
Grand Junction High school, the first
to be played here on November .,
and the second to be played in Grand
junction on Thanksgiving day There
will be a meeting of the athletic di-
rectors tonight to grant expenses to
Coach Brusse to take four men to
Ogden Friday to see the game be-
tween the Ogden High school and
the university freshmen, and to find
out the strength of both teams. To-
night the first team will line up
against the senior team
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20
Interurban
Service
WEEK DAYS

leave Grand Junction 6 am, 7:3U
am, $50 am, IL am, 1870 pm.
3 pm, 3:45 pm, $50 pm, 6:15
pm, pm, S:45 pm, 1890 pm.
Leave Fruita 7:15 am, S:45 am,
9:45 am, 1915 pm. 2:35 pm,
AIS pm, pm, GAS pm, 7:3r
pm, 9;15 pm, 10 pm, 11:45 pm
Sunday Service.
Leave Grand Junction Z am, S:1l
am, $40 am, 10:45 am, 1901
pm, lis pm, 2:30 pm, 3:45 pm,
5 pm, 6:15 pm, 1880 pm, SAL
pm, 10 pm.
Leave Fruita Sis am, $50 am,
1O:45 am, 1901 pm, 1:15 pm.
2:30 pm, 3:45 pm. 5 pm, 6:15
pm, 1880 pm, S:45 pm. 10 pm,
11:15 pm.
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as follows:
Foot racing:
One hundred meters, flat.
Four hundred meters, flat.
Eight hundred meters, flat
One thousand five hundred meters,
flat.
Five thousand meters, flat.
Ten thousand meters, flat.
Marathon race, 10000 meters, flat.
Hurdle race, 10 meters.
One thousand meters walk
Five-mile cross country race.
Team races:
Relay race 500 meters (team of
four, each to run 400 meters}
Relay race, 5000 meters Give to
run, three to count.)
Jumping:
Standing high jump.
Standing broad jump.
Running high jump.
Running broad jump,
Hop. step and jump.
Pole jump.
Throwing and putting:
Discus Gree style) best hand
Discus (free style) right and left
hand.
Discus tas at Athens)
Javelin, best hand.
Javelin, right and left hand.
Putting the weight, best hand.
Throwing the hammer.
Tug of war
All around contests:
Pentathlon: Broad jump, discus,
javelin, 200 meters run, 500 meters
run.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

st. Regis-Denver, NJ. A. Castle,
F, H. Posey, r. H. Hopper, II. Gould
Pella, Ia, Bess Vanderzyl, Bess
Lyndhorst; Springfield ILL.,, Mrs. II.
p. Shumway, Mrs. A. w. Stokes and
son; Delta, f. NJ. Dickerson and wife;
Washington, D. c., E. G. Woodruff
Paonia, NJ. V. Mathews.
La Court-Denver, Geo. G. Short
B. A Ruedy, II. w. Powell, w. B.
Skinner; Glenwood, J NJ. Mormell
Toledo, Sam Steedman; DeBeque, C
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NJ. Paine; Red Cliff, J. F. Fleming
Chicago, Tom Doyle; Lincoln, S. w.
Johnston; Paonia, Merle D. Vincent
Telluride, l.. w. Allen; Los Angeles,
c. o. Dale; Leadville, w. L. Hollis
ter; Montrose, w. o. Redding and
wife; Plaquemine. La, Miss VOlina
Poncres, Miss Ophelia Wilbert; Salt
Lake City, Harold V. Jensen; clifton,
George W. Thompson.
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NEVER WORRY

about a cough-there's no need of
worry if you will treat it at it's first
appearance with Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. 1t will stop the cough at once
and put your lungs and throat back
into perfectly healthy condition.
Sold by c. d. Smith Drug Co., five
stores, Grand Junction, Fruita and
Palisade, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20
HERE FOR SOME TIME.

Prof Hugo, renowned clairvoyant
and mystic, is here to spend some
time in Grand Junction. Prof. Hugo
travelled for years through India,
Australia, China. Japan. England,
France and over the United States
and is widely known as a leader in
his profession. He can be found any
time during the day and until $3.50
D. m at room 3. Az Main street.
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NJ. V. Mathews, of Paonia, is in the
city on business. Mr.. Mathews says
that while the apple crop will be
rather light in his part of the state it
will be good as to quality. The frost
last night did not harm so much as
tomato vine. Everything in the
Paonia-Hotchkiss district is looking
well
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f. D. Hawkins returned to Denver
last evening.
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Points to score according to place
in each event, lowest points to win.
Decathlon: First day-1OO met
ers run; 400 meters run: broad
jump; putting the weight: high
jump. Second day-1OO meters
hurdle race; discuss: pole vault !;
javelin; 1 500 meters run.
Three Others Claim HeirShip to
Ketchel's Title.
Chicago, Oct 2O.-The death of
Stanley Ketchel, the pugilist, at
Springfield, Mo-, Saturday has pre-
cipN ated the middleweight champion
ship into more or less of a muddle.
Four claimants to the title stand
out prominently and of these three
have faced the former champion in
the ring, while the fourth would have
had the opportunity before long had
not Ketchel's life been ended. This
last is Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh,
Wis. The others are former Cham
pion Billy Papke, of Kewanee, Ill,
now in Australia; Frank Klaus, of
Pittsburg, and Hugo Kelly. of Chi
cago.
Papke can claim distinction by the
fact that he was one of the very few
that ever beat Ketchel. Papke knock
ed him out in the twelfth round of a
bout at Los Angeles two years ago.
This is the one decisive beating the
past champion suffered in his career,
although he was downed for the
count in his battle with Jack John
son at Colma, Cal, a year ago.
One of these claimants for the
championship will probably be ELI
minated when Klaus and McGoorty
! meet in their bout at Milwaukee,
which was scheduled for last Friday
night, but postponed on account of
McGoorty's condition.
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new
ORDINANCES

The city council net last night vita
the Mayor and all members present
with the exception of Mr.. Wyliys. Al
ter the regular order OF business. with
no result, four new ordinances
introduced, as follows:
The supervisor ordinance. This was
read In full the first time and by
number and title the second and the
third time, and ordered published UNI
der suspension Of tae rules, by a T.
unanimous vote.
Then care the new sprinkling ord
nance the outlines of which have al
ready appeared in h Record. This
and was ordered published as a pro-
posed ordinance by the vote of eight
to one Mr.. W-aiternan voting no.
The annual tax levy ordinance was
introduced and read in full. Then I'M
der suspension of the rules 1t vas
read by nImber and title the second
and third time and ordered publish
ed as a proposed ordinance by the
vote of seven to two. Messrs. Bryant
and WhiseDan voting no. A move to
refer this ordinance to the finance
committee for recommendation. was
voted down, Messrs. Bryant, Cumsnins
AMI Whiteman endorsing this move.
An ordinance levying a tax of S.
per year on all autos, in addition to
the 81 fee for numbers. was introduc
ed and went through the usual pro-
cess, the vote resulting seven to two,
being opposed by Hay-naker and
Whiteman.
Bids for burying paupers were re
ceived from H~enninger & Co., and
the Dilley Co. and referred 10 the
oor and Pauper committee.
City Attorney Dow reported ON the
bill OF Felipe Pontoja, saying that the
| city is not liable. This bill amounted
to sos.
Recess to Monday night.
The tax levy ordinance introduced
| last night places the levy at % mills
This is an Increase of one mill. TTlis
was made Unnecessary by the fact that
the levy heretofore made for interest
ON one IF the sewer bond issues. was
just half that required by law. and
necessitated the increase of Inc levy
for that particular purpose by one
mill. In other respects the levy is as
that of last q
AS taere will be a substantial in
crease in the assessed valuation OF
city property this year. the levy will
raise a considerably increased sum
Last year the levy was 81 mills on
81. 1881. 705. This coming ear it will be
22 mills on an estimated valuation Of
somewhere between 81 500. 900 and
81, $50, 900.
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aoricE OF SUIT PENDING.

~JTfCE OF SUIT PENDING.
In the District Court. chaves County,
NJ. Mex.
The Roswell Hardware COM
any a corporation,
PLAINTIFF,
v. Ne. t75s.
Martha \. Parey. ct al.
Defendants.
To Defendants Martha A. Pavey, Ma
b j. Payey, Marion Pavey, Ellen
May Pavey. Henry Pavey Il Bees
sic Pavey:
You are hereby notified that suit
has been commenced against your by
the Roswell Hardware Company, a
corporation. in the district court of
Chaves County, New Mexico, and that
the object of said action is to fore
close a Mechanic and Nateriaiman's
Lien against Lot Twelve CI2) in Block
Nine (9) OF West Side Addition Z
Roswell, New Mexico, for the sucn of
Sos and interest from Nov. 16, 1909.
and $4,000 attorneys fees and costs
of srit: and that unless YOU en-
fer your appearance in said cause on
or before July 20. 1910, Judgment
therein will be rendered against you
by default.
r.. y. Bowers is plaintiffs attorney.
well, New Mexico.
Witness NV hand ard oficial seal
this May 18th. 1910.
(SEAL) s. 7. ROBERTS.
Clerk of Said Court.
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TEDDY GETS ANOTHER
DEGREE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge, Eng. May 26.-The de
gree of L. L. n. was today conferred
upon Theodore Roosevelt at Cam
bridge University. Mr.. Roosevelt was
given a hearty reception by the 370C
students of the seventeen colleges
hat make up the university. MIR,
Roosevelt made 4 brief talk.
AS Mr.. Roosevelt accepted 4 dip
Iona, students who crowded the gal
leries, shouted, TEDDY, Teddy"
while the whole audience cheered
During the ceremony students swung
a teddy bear over the center OF the
.lall. where it hung dangling to the
entertainment OF everybody.
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Washington. May 26-A decision
on the question m to whether OF not
tins Hethca Hetchy valley IN the Yos-
emjte National Park 10 necessary 60
sam Francisco as a future source of
water supply has been postponed un-
til May of next year In order hat ar
examination may be made into tle
s~uihciency OF other sources Of water
supply at the disposal OF that city.
The Supporters OF the bill to pro-
vide an issue of thirty million dol
lars IN certificates of Indebtedness to
complete the reclamation projects, an
noumced today tfat tley would try
o place it as a rider on the admins
tration land withdrawal bill Presid-
ent Taft is said to have consented to
this course.
The Cummins amendment to the
railroad bid, prohibiting an increase
of rates by the railroads until same
mac been declared by uhe Interstate
Commerce Commission to be just and
reasonable, was defeated in the SEN
ate today by 90 to 43.
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see them of, and the giving of college
yelis, singing of college songs and
other demonstrations similar are be-
ing mixed with the sad farewells
xaich are not so sad among h ca
diets VINO are coming back as among
those who are one forever.
The reading of general orders at
the close of school this morning by
Lieutenant Colonel w. S. Barlow. was
= matter Of greatest interest, for 1t
shows who will be the cadet officers
of the Institute e. ear The orders
follow:
With the approval of tne superin-
tendent, the following appointments
are made in the corps of cadets. to be
in effect till December 1, 1910, unless
evoked by proper authority:
To be Captains:
Cadet Baird, Company A; Cadet
Short, Company B; Cadet Guy Car
rett, Company c.
To be First Lieut.. and Adjutant.
(To be appointed later.)
To be Enc Lieut.. and Quartermaster.
Cadet Shadbolt.
To be Second L~ieutenants.
Cadets Bunting j., Colquitt 8, Mil
Ter, Conway, Martin Mcdonald and
Morton.
To be Sergeant Major.
Cadet Roberts.
To Be First s~ergeants.
Cadet Thompson, Company a."
Cadet Saunders. Company 3D." Cadet
Otero, Company &C."
To BE Color Sergeants.
Cadets Murray and higgins.
To Be Principal Musician.
Cadet Clayton.
To Be Drum Major.
Cadet Baldwin.
To BE s~ergeants.
Cadets Garrett, ]. Creaner, Sny-
der, Taylor, Lassator, Hubbard, Gise,
McMurray and Blodgett.
To BE corporals.
Cadets Ryan, Sherman, Closson,
Pierce. Elder Wilcox. Carroll. Cot
ton. Bunting. G.. Winston, Coleman,
Merrill. Wheelock, Nisbet, Stewart.
Peterson. Colquitt O., and Boles.
To BE Sand corporals.
Cadets Jones, Taber and Bird R.
There are several Offices left vac
ant, as the military authorities do
not consider sufficient effort has been
made to attain taem. They Will be
filed. according to proficiency shown
IN the September recruit drills. Those
wishing to try for these places are
reminded that IL win be well TO he ON
hand at the start and show their will
ingness and ability to train the new
men
There are several men IN the "B"
class who nave shown ability. and
they viii be remembered next year.
II IL not tire policy to consider the
81 class In making appointments.
The Corps In to he Congratulated
ON the fne showing made On the drfn
ground this year. and we win look
forward to a stfll better showing I'm
the ocning year.
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Highest Honors in Scholarship.
SESSION 19Os-1910.
In h Academic Department.
Highest 1snors.
/. E. Goldman, First Honors.
2. NJ. NJ. Pitt, Second Honors and
Scholarship.
3. r. A. Sta1chff. Jr.
3. F.. A. Roberts.
). S. W. HiH.
:. G. Coleman.
Z. j. r. Ryan.
Z. NJ. Sedler.
4. r. Roybal.
Z. p. r. Bird.
The following is a list of thast who
more studies:
I Tactics.
p. X. Bird, Mechanics.
NJ. s. Clancy. Spanish.
F.. coleman. Math.. English. Civil
Government. History. Tactics.
Z. A. Damn, Math.
s. W. Hill. Math., Surveying, Draw
ing.
H. f. Kilburn. Civil Government.
j. f. Matchin English, Mechanics.
T. A. Stancliff. Jr., Matn., Surveying
Mechanics. Drawing. Tactics.
w. G. Valz, Jr.. Civil Government.
c. Coleman, Matk., Eng. PHYSICS.
Chemistry.
6. b. Colquit. Tactics
r. A. Murray. English.
r. II. Owen, Modern History, Draw
ing.
r. A. Roberts, Math-, Eng. Drawing
r. Roybal, English. Spanish.
J. Bralit. Math.,
II. A. Hubbard, Math.
r. Kelsey, Ancient History.
NJ. NJ. Pitt. English. History, Latin.
J. B. Ryan. Math.. Stenography.
Typewriting. Geography.
C. E. Wneelock. Math.
In the Preparatory Department.
HIGHEST HONORS.
(Average all students for the SESSION.
/. o. 5. Parrish First Honor and
Scholarship.
2. A Lusk.
J. L. Hanley.
{. r. Lewis.
5. l.. Darlington.
S. II. Hobbs.
The following is a list of tiose who
have attained distinction IN one or
more studies.
F. ]. Bancroft, spelling.
w. II. Cowden, Algebra.
L. Darlington. Spelling.
=. l.. ,Ianley. Spelling. Geography.
w. r. Hawkins, Spelling.
A. Lusk, Spelling. Geography.
A. Lusk, Spelling. Geography.
II. Lutz, Spelling.
w. NJ. Mckee, Spelling. Geography.
o. 8. Parrish, Arith-. Algebra. Spell
ing Geography.
w. 8. Sanders Algebra, Drawing.
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PROMOTIONS AND CLOSE

The 1909-10 term OF the New Mexi-
leo Military Institute closed at 1880
this morning with company inspection
the announcement of promotions and
appointments, the granting of furlough
and playing of Aud Lang Syne'
by the band A large delegation of
the cadets left on the morning trains,
some going north and others south.
The boys will be leaving for two or
three days and while they are going
there will be considerable doing at the
trains Crowds of Roswell people. &C.
pecially the young ladies', are down 10
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To the Public, Friends and Wei
Wishers OF the Roswell Fire De
partment:-

To the Public, Friends n Well
Wishers OF the Roswell Fire De-
partment:-
Sever al OF the leading merchants OF
Roswell have purchased a first class
piano to be given away, absolutely
free, to the most popular organiza-
ton of Roswell. as an advertisement
The members of the department feel
that tney can use this piano TO bet
ter advantage than any other group
OF persons in the city. We feel that
IL will furnish us vita amusement at
home and thus tighten tae tiresone
confinement, hat duties 1ecessi-
tate. Feeling That we have the well.
wishes of the entire city in tais mat
ter we ask your assistance n That
of your friends. The goods you pur-
chase will cost you nothing addition
al, only be sure AID W. the tickets
and mark them Roswell Fire Depart
ment and deposit them In h ballot
box or hand them to the boys. WITH
every Csc purchase he merchants 10
sue ticket, when filed In for the
fire department counts one vote for
us. Remember every vote counts.
Thanking you In advance n as
surfing you OF n appreciation, we
are, most respectfully yours.
ROSWELL FIRE DEPT.
Caas. Waitemank Ehfef.
Walter GIN, Asst. Chief
w. Goldsmith, Captain
q. Kirkpatrick. Foreman
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MISS MARY HARTMAN =.
BECOMES A BRIDE.

New York. May 26.-In h little
Episcopal church at Arden, N. Y,
Miss Mary Hartman daughter of the
late railroad builder, Edward H. Har-
riEnan will be married today To Chas.
Cary Rumsey, of Buffalo, a sculptor.
Simplicity In the extreme will mark
the ceremony, because of the recent
death of the brides father. The hon
eymoon will be spent I'm Arden.
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COMMENCING SATURDAY AND
CONTINUING EVERY SATURDAY,
MRS. r. c. STEWART WILL OPEN A
DELicATESSEN AT JOYcE-PRUIT
SToPE AND WILL HAVE GOOD
THINGS TO EAT FRESH FROM THE
KITCHEN. SHE WILL BE PLEAS
ED TO SEE YOU. 71t2
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NEW YORK ASSEMBLY, PASSES
ANTi-BOOK MAKING BILL

ALBANY, n. ", May 26.-The assem-
ply today passed the Agnew anti-boog
making bill by the vote of 80 to As.
after several attempts 10 amend II
had been defeated. The bill nov goes
to the governor.
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Seth Swift is able tc be out again
after a three weeks illness of rleu.
monia. His mother. who came to at
tend his bedside left this morning foq
her home in Carbon, Texas. ..
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Hal Ware and Albert Bratton, OF
Dexter ard Lake Arthur. respectively,
arrived this morning and will proba
BIZ play with the Roswell team today
and tomorrow.
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Henry c. Schrader and family left
this morning for Pomona, Calf, tc
spend the summer. and possibly t.
remain a year.
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Mrs. ]. X. Barnes left this morning
for her home in Springfield, Mo-, at
ter spending q month VITA her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. E. Levers.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. ". Johnson left
this morning for Canadian, Texas,
wher- MIR. Johnson, as fireman ON the
railroad, has been transferred after
q six months residence here.
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Prof. Brierley arrived last night in
company with Mrs. Brierley. who
came from Austin to join him in max
ing tleir home.
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Miss Elnora Williams. of Brookield
Mo-, wao was ere seven months for
her health, left this mor-ling tor Den
yer.
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Miss Blanche Smith, who has beer
here two years with her sister Mrs
b. d. Gordon, left this morning for hel
home in Elk City, Kansas.
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Mrs. Thayer and daughters. Misses
Ellie and Jane. left this morning for
Chicago. They may remain only a few
~es ks and may not return until fall.
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Miss Edna Pattillo, who was at the
hospital for treatment for three weeks
left this morning for her home in
BolZ.
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Mrs. ]. P. O'Donnen arrived las
night to join her husband in making
home
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Mrs. c. A Norveu and son, Stanley,
lett his morning for Kansas City,
where they will spend the summer
Stanley viii attend business college
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BEST LEGAL BLANKS

The Record ONCE has a great var.
Lefty Of legal blanks Of both the JUS
tIce of the Peace Court and the Ter
ritoriai Court; also legal blanks In gen.
erai use In commercial life, such AZ
are used for the sale and transfer Of
land, the borrowing Of money and the
giving and e~aneeIIins Of mortgages.
These blanks are correctly and neat
iy printed on good paper. AND the
forms are correct.
Among these blanks are the fellow
Ing and many others:
Warranty Deeds for individuals and
corporations.
Mortgage Deeds for individuals and
corporations.
Bills OF Sale.
Leases, real estate and city proper.
ty.
chatteI Mortgages, Releases and
s~atisfaetions
Pronissory Notes, Receipts, For
Rent and For Sale Cards, and many
other similar blanks and Cards.
Papers and Blanks used In settling
up estates.
Mining Blanks Of all kinds. both
under the Territorial and United
States laws.
Justice Court Blanks Of all kinds.
These are but q few OF the many
blanks constantly on hand At this Of
hee. When in eed Of any Of the reg
uiar forms, we can supply them Scr
yeu. Also Ist 10 figure with . on
your special blanks. Best work q
reasonable prices.
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Miss Edith Troutner went to BOaz
this morning for a visit vita home
folks.
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]. ii. Nook and J. p. White left
this morning for h yellow House
ranch.
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Mrs. s. Totzek went to Artesia last
night for a visit with Mrs. E. E. Nc
Matt
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ter last night, having spent several
days in the city.
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Miss Mable Hallock, who spent the
winter here, left today for Hastings.
Nebraska
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Or. p. w. Longfenow left this NOR
ming on a trip to FL Pas and Las
Cruces.
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Mrs. Z. w. Mitchell and son return
cd this morning from Hagerman.
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this morning for a two months visit
at Alva, Okla.
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A. l. Schneider came up from AR
tesla this morning.
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Father Christmann returned las
night from a trip along the cutoff.
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]. F. Brogdon came down from KeI
ma last night for a short stay.
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Gus Wis came in asst night from a.
extended stay on the plains.
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Mayberry Bond returned this morn.
ing from Dexter.
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G. W.. Crawford returned last night
from a trip to Amarillo.
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J. II. Beckham, jr.. of Artesia, was
here today.
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for Coleman, Texas. ON a bushes:
trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-26

Mrs. j. II. Charless and children lief,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-26

Highest cash price PAID for poultry
u. S. Market. 2Otf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-26

S. I. Roberts returned this morning
from Carlsbad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-26

Charles Vestal came in from Acme
last night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-26

LOCAL NEWS s

r. C. Reid went to Clovis this nor
ming.