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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05
STORM COMING.

1t reqaIreS hut little political acu-
men to see that a political storm of
unusual severity is coming. Light
ming has already struck in the four
teenth Massachusetts and In the thir-
ty-second New York and the result
has caused the republican leaders to
sit up and take notice. Senators Al.
drich and Hale lave already signifed
their intention of retiring and Cover
nor Hughes, of New York, who was
considered a presidential possibility
;Has taken refuge from the political
storm in accepting a position on the
supreme bench which is as good a
protection from a political tempest
Is a cyclone cellar.
VI storm is gathering rapidly and
unless all weather signs fail it viii
burst In all its fury the second week
In November. Democrats wao have
taken no active part in politics I'm
more than a dozen years are coming
out to help make things interesting
for the republicans VINO are rapidly
becoming denoraiized. The masses
Of people ara beginning to see
through the tariff hunbug which
more than anything else. has kept the
republican party in power. It has fos-
tered the trusts which has robbed
the people and the trusts have given
literally of their i'll gotten millions
which have been wrung from the PEG
pie to perretuate the republican par
ty In power. I'm some OF the elections
the cost has been immense, reaching
in N instance In recent year more
than $4,000 900. This price was paid
by the trusts for the presidency and
the money IA taken fran the people
through the beautiful workings Of the
tariff. As long IS the voters of the
country followed the leadership of the
friends OF tie trusts all went well for
The republican party. As long as the
voters OF the country allowed tAe ad-
vocates OF the protective tarin policy
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COPY OF CITY
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
CONDENSED Report.)

Thursday evening, April %, 1910.
All members of new Council were
sworn In before w. T.. Paylor, Notary
public. on Monday evening. April is,
191e. but no business transacted.
Council convened pursuant to cal
of Mayor. Thursday evening April
Is. 1910. Mayor presiding. All mem.
bers present.
Mayor made appointment of all reg.
regular permanent committees
Mr. Reid was nominated and unani-
mously elected president of the cou1.
ell. 4
Mr.. Reid introduced Ordinance No.
210- Read in full and referred to
committee on City Affairs.
Ordinance No. ~211 introduced by
Cuenmins. Read first time IN
full and referred 10 Water. Lights AID
Sewer COMMITTEES. /.
Ordinance No. 212 introduced by
Mr.. Pearce. Read irst time by mum.
her and title. under suspension, and
referred to committee ON Ordinances
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and Resolutions.
Resolution No. lie introduced by
Mr.. Haymake. extending to Governor
Mills an invitation to be tae guest
Of the City during his intended visit
IN Mag. was unanimously passed.
Resolution Nc. III introduced by
ment Of all debts OF the City, was UNI
aninonsly passed.
Petition of a number of citizens
asking to the Council to take action
on street sprinkling IN residence sec
ton read and referred to Water,
Lights and Sewer Committee.
Executive Session.
Mr.. Reid, President OF Council Pre-,
siding.
appointment of II. NJ. Dow, as City
Attorney, confirmed.
Appointment of City Engineer held
ND for further consideration.
Appointment of A. ]. Welter, Is Pc
lice Judge. confirmed.
Appointment of c. NJ. Mayes as City
Physician, rejected.
Appointment of Roy woofter, as
City Marshal, confirmed.
Appointment of T. E. Harrison, as
City Veterinarian, confirmed.
Appointment of Chas. Whiteman as
Chief of Fire Dept, confirmed.
Appointment of Henry Selleck, as
Electrical Inspector, confirmed.
Appointment Of W. ID. Babb, as
Poundmaster confirmed.
Appointments of Sanitary Police
and Street Foreman were held up for
later consideration by the Council.
Recess subject to call OF Mayor.
G. NJ. WILLIAMS,
CITY Clerk
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BRYAN ON ADVERTISING.

William Jennings Bryan mas an.
swered some thousands of questions,
and some of them may be considered
as compliments. Here is an instance:
While Colonel was in Reading,
Pennsylvania. one day a cheerful i'd
lot inquired whether me really believ-
ed that advertising paid.
In its ~terseness and wisdom Bry.
ms answer might be likened unto
the philosophy of n Solomon. Said
he. tine fellow who tries to attract
business without advertising is like
the young man who throws his sweet
heart a silent kiss in the dark. He
knows what he is doing-but no one
else does."-Exchange.
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In the District Court. Nchaves County
New Mexico.
The First National Bank
of Colorado City. Colo
RADIO, Plaintiff.
vs. No. 1892
Ja-res II. Bruce, ct al
Defendants.
Special Masters Sale Under MORTGAGE
Foreclosure.
Whereas the District Court OF the
aforesaid County and Territory, did
On December 2Sth, 1909, by it's Order
and Decree of foreclosure of that date
la the above entitled cause, Order
and Decree the sale of the lands and
tenenents therein, which Order and
Decree are recorded in Book H
pages 1867 thereof in the records of
said District Court. and
Whereas. the undersigned was on
March 10th, 1910, by the aforesaid
District Court, appointed Special
Master to sell the real estate in said
Order and Decree described, now
Therefore. by virtue and authority
of said Decree and appointment and
in obedience to said Order, /. Page F..
Hudson. as uch Special Master will,
ON the 9th day of June, 1910, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at the South door
of the District Clerks Office, in the
City of Roswell. County and Territory
aforesaid, the real estate in said
Mortgage Foreclosure and Order of
Sale described, as the worth one-half
of Section IL. in Township No. ~
South of Range No. 25 East of N. NJ.
p. M. in Chaves County. New Mexico,
for the purpose of satisfying said
judgment for s~9.154.76, with accrued
interest, the costs Of said suit and
this sale.
PAGE E HUDSON.
SpeciaI Master.
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Tremendous shipments of cattle out
of the Pecos Valley Iave nearly
swamped the railroad down uhl.e.
Apparently they raise something be-
sides alfalfa and artesian wells in
southeast New acknowledgements
Journal.
They may raise artesian wells over
at Albuquerque. besides raising other
things, but here in the Pecos Valley
we sink them. Then the water does
tle raising.
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to do their thinking they voted for
high tariff and paid two or taree
prices for what they bought. The
rapid advance in the cost of living
set some of them to thinking and the
result is that people .who ought to
have seen tie fallacy of a tariff policy
a long tine ago are beginning to see
il now The protective tariff idea
will be swept mi of existence next
November by a political cyclone Of
unexampled violence.-Santa Fe Ea-
gle.
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NOTICE CONTRACTORS.
ROSWELL HIGH SCI

Sealed Proposals will be received
by the Clerk Of the Board of Educa-
Cion of Roswell, n. NJ, up to IL o.
clock noon. 25th day of May. 1910. for
the construction of a High School
Building. according to plans. specif-
cations, and general Instructions pre-
pared by L. Fl. &. w. NJ. Rapp Co.,
Architects. Plans can be seen at the
Office of the architects at Santa Fee,
New Mexico, and Trinidad Colorado.
also at h office OF the Clerk of the
Board of Education.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids.
w. T.. JOINER, Pres.
M. H. BRASHER, Clerk.
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HIGH LICENSE FOR TERRIToR

The following dispatch from Wash,
ington may be of interest regarding
the status of the prohibition question
in some sections of the territory:
Washington, ID. C., May 3.-Sena'
tor Dillingham; reported favorably from
the senate committee on territories
his bill TO amend an act approved
February 9Th, 1909. entitled An Act
Relating TO Affairs in the Territories"
Fiat Sections AGA and 46S of the act
be amended to-wit:
Section AGA. That before any license
is granted. as provided in this act in
relation To intoxicating liquors. it
shall be shown to the satisfaction of
said court that a majority of the male
and female citizens over the age of
Il years within two miles of the
place where Intoxicating liquors is
to be manufactured, bartered, sold,
and exchanged, have in good faith
consented to the manufacture, barter.
sale and exchange, or he barter.
sale and exchange of the same; and
the burden shall De pom the appii-
cant or applicants to show to the sat
~isfaction of said IN that a major
!ty of the male and female citizens of
81 years of age or more have con-
scented thereto, and no license shall
be granted in the absence of such ev-
idenoe, Provided, that no license sha
be granted for the manufacture. r
ter. sale or exchange of intoxicating
liquors except within incorporated
towns, settlements, Or communities
in which a duly appointed United
states commissioner, marshal or dep
uty marshal shall approve the apph-
cation in writing, to carry on slch
business except tia the respective
district Judge nay in their discretion,
grant licenses to the keeper of regu-
larry established road ouses on the
main travelled post-roads or post trails
In the district: Provided further. that
when such consent has been once
granted nothing more will be requir-
ed for IL months thereafter.
Section 46S. That the applicant shall
deposit the amount of the license fee
with the clerk of the court at the
time of filing his application therefor:
that the fee fer a wholesale license
shall be $4,000 per annCn, for a bar
room icense $1,000, and for a retail
liquor store license, $500 per annum:
for road house with not exceeding so
people within two. miles, $50; That
the words towns, camps, or settle
ments." as used in his act shall be
to embrace the population
within a radius Of w miles of the
place where the business is to be con-
Quoted under the license.
That a retail or barroom license
shall be required for every hotel.
tavern, bar9oon or other place in
wric;l intoxicating liquors are sold at
retail.
That with wholesale license shall
not Sell less than four gallons not to
be drank upon the premises where
sold: for retail liquor store license
shall not sell more than three gallons
To he IN glass bottles OF not less taan
one pint. not to be drunk upon the
premises.
That no license shall be granted
for the sale of liquors at either whole
sale or retail in other than a substan-
tial building which shall have cost
for construction not less than $500. /
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In New York 1t has been the Gus
tom to offer appointments to state
and city offices to the highest bidder,
the filthy ucre to go to the bosses.
Why not apply that method to the
selection of representatives and SEN
ators to congress. The fund thus rails
ed might then be used to pay court
costs in keeping them out of Jail.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05

The lext few days will close out
the taking of the census in Roswell.
IL Is Importance that we should make
as good a showing as possible. II
Your name has not been secured send
1t I'm to the record with your address
and we will notify the proper person.
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF
r. a. s. COMMENCEMENT


Below is given the program of com
Scnool. beginning May 8 and extend
ing through to and including the Mon
day evening following, al6ng with a
detailed program of the graduating
exercises, which are noted as No. {
IN the general program; also the list
of graduates, class motto, etc:
1. Baccalaureate Sermon. Sunday
Evening, May Sat Amory.
2. Col. Baker Boys Declanatory
Contest, Harry Morrison Gif1s' De
clamatory Contest. Monday Evening
May 9.-South NJ. e. Church.
3. Glass Play, Tuesday Evening
May IO.-Annory.
4. Glass Day Exercises. Wednesday
Evening. May 11.-South NJ. E
Ciurcn.
;. Eighth Grade Promotion Exer
cises. Thursday Evening. May 12.-
Baptist Church.
g.. Graduating Exercises. Friday Ev.
ening, May 13.-Armory.
z. Alumni Reception. Monday Even
ing. May IS.
The Graduating Exercises.
Friday Evening. May 10, Armory.
Invocation $1,000. Rev. Mcdowell
Music THE Palms by Faire. -.
Orchestra
Salutatory-"We Build the Ladder by
Which We Rise"-Orpha Louise
Beck.
Vocal Solo-"The King of the Winds
Am I" by David-Stanley Norvell.
Reading Selected =. Olive Hadder
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Albuquerque is going to look into
the commission form of government.
The city council has appointed a com
mittee for that purpose, and it is ex-
pected that Albuquerque will be op-
Grating under the more sensible form
of municipal administration before
many moons.
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FOR

The Record is authorized to an
nounce N. ]. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on the ONCE of county
commissioner, 3rd. district, subject to
the action of the Democratic primar-
les.
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A number of the territorial news
papers are complaining tlat the de
lay in appointing and confirming the
territorial judges is playing havoc
with h az ADMINISTRATION of justice and
in some cases is working considerable
hardship.
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Taft would have the power to set
tie all conservation questions lodged
In the cTands of the president. If all
our presidents made no better use of
h powers conferred upon them than
does the present incumbrance of the
Office, then it is well to give them no
further powers.
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Music -. Selected 800. Orchestra
Mae
Goodwin.
Music-"Twilight Dreams" by House
ly-Hign School Girls Glee Club.
Baccalaureate Address-"Modern Ed
ucation"-Dr. F. Mcqueen Gray,
President University of New Mex
leo.
Music -. Selected . Orchestra.
Presentation of Diplomas.
The Graduates.
Orpha Beck, Grace Carper. lane
Carson, Mary Cooper, Sadee Fair
child, Lora Goodwin. Olive Hadder,
Susie Kennedy. Ruth Mussenden,
Gertrude ,Rabb. Willis Anderson.
Kenneth Brewster. cecil Bonney,
Earl Chamberlain. Elmer Dimmitt,
Dixon Dysart, Thomas Hall, Stanley
Norvell, William Plunkett, jr., billiard
Wyatt.
Motto.
Thus Endeth Our First Lesson"
Flowers.
Red and Waite Roses.
Coiors.
Crimson and White.
Later in the week detaHed pro-
grams II all the events noted in the
general program will be given.
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Much suffering is caused by the
persistence with which eastern ply
sfcians send consumptives to the
West and Southwest without sufic-
lent means to support them for any
length of time. 1t is a practice which
works not only suffering Dot the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05

One of the troubles with New Mex
leo cities is a multiplicity of Offices
and officers. Kansas City has three
members of the board of education.
while Roswell has ten and the school
district eleven.
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BEST LEGAL BLANKS

The Record ONCE has a great var.
iety Of legal blanks Of both the Jus
tiee Of the Peace Court and the Ter
ritoriaI Court; also legal blanks In gen.
eraI use In commercial life, such a.
are used for the sale and transfer Of
land, the borrowing Of money and the
giving and e%aneeHina Of mortgages.
These blanks are correctly and neat
Iy printed on good paper, and the
forms are correct.
Among these blanks are follow
ing and many others:
Warranty Deeds for individuals and
corporations.
Mortgage Deeds for individuals and
corporations.
Bills Of ale.
Leases, real estate and city proper
ty.
chatteI Mortgages, Releases and
s~atisfactions
Prorissory 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 kinda.
These are but q Few of m many
blanks constantly onfhand at this OIL
ice. When in need Of any Of the reg.
ular forms. we can supply them for
you. Also let 10 figure with you on
your special blanks. Best work at
reasonable prices. /
nrnnnn Tar hrEanri
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Illinois evidently is in the same
nix as Pennsylvania and a number of
other states, both Democratic and
Republican. as regards the election of
United States senator's. or rather
the selling of the senatorial togas.
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U N COMMISSIONER.

The record is authorized to an
nou1ce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner. Bird District,
ic primary.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce B. H. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner, 3rd district
subject to h action of the Demo
cratic primary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05

Public documents are evidently not
public documents in tie eyes of the
Ballinger- Pinchot investigating com
mittee.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05

The path Of a democratic daily in
lev Mexico is not actually Uttered
with roses. hat?-Albuquerque Jour
nal.
And neither do they wear collars.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05

over in Albuquerque they have IL
cases of scarlet fever and one of snall-
DOX.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-05

afflicted persons themselves, but does
on injustice to the sections to which
they are sent.
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FOR SHE RIFF.

We are authorized to announce c.
Z. (Tobe) Odem as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
iff. subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primaries.
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King Teddy and King Haakon are
having a great time.
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FRESH VEGETABLES delivered
TO order every morning. to any place
in to- Xn. Phone your the even
ing before. Also new alfalfa nay for
Sales. NJ. Owens, Owens Farm.
Phone 1855 rings. 52t12.
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MEMsER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOR SHERIFF..

The Record Is authorized to an
nounce o. z. Finley as = candidate
tor Sheriff Of Chaves county. subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri-
mary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-06
BULLION IS ARRANGING
 SPELL-BINDERS' DATES

Little Rock, August 6.-Secretary Bruce T. Bullion of the state Demo- cratic central committee, is today mail ing to all who have volunteered to make Democratic speeches in the cam paign, and also those who have been invited to speak, asking them to set the dates which will suit their con- venience to get out on the stump. The speakers are also asked to signify in- to what part of the state they would best like to go. It is figured that If l5 of these selected are ready to start out August 23, the date set for the opening of the campaign, it will pre- sent front sufficient to scare the op- position away on the first heat.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-06
CLARK TRYING 10
 UNRAVfL TANC[E
PROSECUTOR CLARK WORKING ON MONROE COUNTY DE-
 FALCATION.

Little Rock, August 6.-In an effort to straighten out the muddle in Mon roe county, caused by the discrepancy of accounts of w. L. Graham, the for mer treasurer of the county, George w. Clark of Conway, prosecuting at torney of the district, has written to Attorney General Norwood request ing an opinion as to whether or not money from one fund can be charged to another fund, and if an overdraft on one fund can be prorated against another. According to the statement of the prosecuting attorney, Graham paid out about $4,400 in county war rants more than the taxes collected for these funds. The money was talk en from the school fund and conse- uuently it is that much short. Clark wants to know if the shortage can be prorated among all districts of the county and the whole amount charged against the road and other funds overpaid, and returned to the school fund after the county court makes new apportionment of the county funds. Assistant Attorney General Rector will render an official opinion upon the matter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-06

visiting at the home of her nephew, M. F. Smith, in this city.
 Olin Cole was here this morning on his way home at Branch, after an ex- tensive trip over the state.
 Business seems to be very good to- day and large crowd of people are in the city from all parts of Faulkner and adjoining counties.
 Walter Terry went to Little Rock this morning to meet Mrs. Terry, who is returning from visit to relatives and friends at Cincinnati.
 J. V. Major this afternoon sold two lots in the Anderson addition to A. l.. DeArmond, the deal being made through Durham & Stark.
 An excellent bargain awaits some investor in the Ray Parker residence property. See w. H. Duncan's ad- vertisement in another column.
 The exceptionally favorable wealth CT has been of much benefit to crops and cotton, especially, has grown wonderfully during the past week.
 w. H. Gibbs of Keo is here for a visit to relatives and friends. MT. Gibbs formerly resided in Faulkner county and moved to his present home about two years ago.
 T. R. Douglass X Sons have just re- ceived a car of wagons, including the famous Weber and the Bettendorf, all steel wagons. Sold on easy terms and vour credit is good. w4t J. D. King and daughters left this morning for trip to Oklahoma. They will make Talequah their headquar- ters, but expect to visit several places before returning home.
 The Robinson Avenue Amusement Company, composed of number ot young Conway girls and boys, play ed "The Country Cousin" at their tent last night and the performance was witnessed by quite crowd of people
 Lee Omohundro was here from Lit
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-06
COLE WILL STAY
 OUT OF POLITICS

Little Rock, August 6.-"So far l have lived a peaceable life and have never gotten into politics-I intend to continue in the same walk of life" These were the words of George A. Cole, president of the Arkansas Farm ers' Union, Arkansas State Fair and a number of other enterprises, when asked yesterday afternoon regarding his rumored intentions of becoming a candidate for governor two years hence. Prof. Cole positively denied that he has any intentions of becoming candidate, which leaves only Hal l.. Norwood, present attorney general, in the race. President Cole stated that he had been doing much work for the state fair during the past few weeks and believed the exhibitions would be a great one this fall, as fully 50 counties would have exhibits as counties, while there would be individ- | ual exhibits from the remaining coun- ties.