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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Accident SiIenceS
a SINGING Spaniel

&"gMS opdHei o Mrs. Mooreg gotint ae
cation with OF the belonging the United Railroads and
with what looked
The dog we'll known
he blue booded of distilled he
possessed remarkable
persons might well The usual tricks the
his lie could sit and beg roll
with
his hind legs and bark bark please you and
he had other that marked
sagaci force and intelligence prize
dotng taught him only persistent practical training
Sing, Cocdes' she would
Cookies would lift accompaniment gently xag
cauda appendge
Those heard
be asked and being polite
In knew him
Of
spread broadcast.
Mrs Moore dsconso but Immediately
Cookies the hospital where he
placed in of a special physician
His back unnued the throat 7
The however, luckily first feared
Cookies the high road the
his fond cured and fully
health Lie and limbs all right and hale and
result of his the has losth
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
I he Insider
Pie and Mix Feast
Proposed to Women


Proposed to Women the spectacular events of
period gathered together to be preserved as
Francisco They have been en-
inscribed with the OF
stock board during the period
presiding officer OF the sessions during recent
opportunity and collect the desired data
History Francisco Stock and
Exchange rich in its "reminiscences
the big of the day transactions
Stories forgotten d painting with clearer brush
the anecdotes revived tor the men who
have outived for this OF Jere Lynch
the leading H Latham Co. Early in the
1t became
sold higher, left the the afternoon
selling $l00 share made the street
without a o help
"One the DEAL esconng
ladies Market notice brother broker who
usually them The
gallant hspd addressing ladies,
heard Well will take? thl order gath of pie and
pieh of milk The meal economical for his who
ordered The story all the board the day
And this
@Claghan Lynch
Sierra Nevada
had purchased priced Nevada
bought broke $45,
than all priced
hours The stock rallied still
eventually sold such that his
travelled Europe and Egypt
pieh of milk than Egypt
which avoraby received literary particularly
in
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

Sn francisco far lies its power will loyalty
Diego fulfill its natural ambition hold supplemental expos
ton and San Diego part opposition federal
recognition for the San Francisco fair
Director Collier representing Diego Washington,
understood to have agreed the basis cooperation laid
Senator Flint in letter Collier. which he says:
this California
delegation will support people
effort to appropriation from
Francisco viii work equitable appropriations
be made for both places by the California legislature
As far practicable the advertising the San
Francisco fair and by exposition both fairs
the other the end that the
worlds fair Francisco exposition Diego each
be a success
1t is also understood delegation will SUD-
establishment of great
government farm and
development OF agriculture and horticulture peculiarly
southwest which shall remain San Diego permanently
Director Collier understood has agreed this arrange
ment and has doubt that his ratified bv his const
rents Only by such friendly of compromise could
anything worth while be effected for the good either city It
gratifying to find the whole working to accomplish
object accordance with plan will work for the
general good Of all California.
Los Angeles and Senator Flint have the state useful
service by suggesting and promoting basis compromise that
recognizes conflicting claims and supplies ground united action
San Diego be congratulated adoption reasonable and
patriotic position which works mutual advantage Of
both cities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

G. 7. ozENBERGER, E. H. GuzzeT, s Cock
stetter II. A. Hydes and George AIaree make
up a group of Kansas City businessmen who
have west to look at some eucalyptus
Slands. They are at the Manx.
ELMER H cox, who has large lumber inter-
ests in this state and in Oregon, is at the
Palace with Mrs. Cox.
DR.. j. E. ROBERTS of Philadelphia is at the
Palace He returned yesterday from a trip
10 the Yosemite.
ROBERT CORDS JR., who is interested in oil
ut Bakersfield. is among the recent arrivals at
the st. Francis
E. w. BRACE, a furniture manufacturer of Min
neapolis. is at the St. Francis accompanied by
Mrs. Brace.
ARMAND PUTz, for Il years leader of the
Presidio band, is at the Palace with his bride.
W. F. MERLE. manufacturer of Chicago. is at
the st. Francis.
DR.. T. N. BIDDLE of Philadelphia is staying at
the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
| A United
| States Senator
| Under Fire

esenatye Charles A. White of the Illinois legislature testified
before grand jury that he paid 81 900 for his White
further testimony concerning corrupt practices in
legislature and told of the Jackpot which divided close
of the session the members who stood in
corruption fund was 5000.
There is of loud demand in Illinois for full inquiry
into the circumstances and thorough exposure may be expected
buis should suffice If the charges sustained Lorimer
unfit to sit in the
With regard the disclosures Chicago Recorderald
nonparisan paper, has this to say:
White alleges that brbed
his candidate
the price of his adds
his share of funda which, to
distributed rule after the
bacmaied i'm
properly and illegally obtain presumably contribute.
The Whites story as
contemplate and cheap CRATER the further
accused by him denoune him wretched irresponsible
affects the the public
morality The who solicit receive bribes
Of
hypocrisy
hee be passed OF
1t good year for the the men who dc
politics for the there in it. The people begun
house cleaning campaign and the United States
afford sit back and ignore charges the integrity
of of its members.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

should have unless there be department health
which federal medical
dated in the interest OF both efficiency and The
Of the United States Each has tuberculosis hospital; each, has
that there shall be authoritative department for all
policy making possible
responsibility under definite law and departmental
The duplication and overlapping of functions among
old complaint and that apparently remedy
minute superfuous bureau threatened strong
and they all have headquarters Wasngon
able powerful this important adva
that the politicians congress regard with
sort OF measure designed short the tale
Some of the advocates of the bureau propose DR.
Wiley ideal put suspect that this
committal will not be likely to help the DR. Wiley
honest but he obstinate arbitrary and In his special
field he regards himself legislature judiciary
bined The of national health might easily
exercised oppressve1y by headstrong
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Tricks of Children
Displayed in Park

IS
i'P1'~ ." ar" this
endent of the playground the he discovered two
three children gushy separated from,
their parents ~
Lost your" said s down on that bench and
I'll find your Look here frightened Well we'll
Here's candy"
The superintendent turned avav 70 @ H.
frantic leaving the lost munching candy in sck de
the of Ub.r
turned few moments later three four children the lost
the bench, ~ '''
What do want?' asked the superintendent
Please mister losted acted as SIGNAL
Doubled up hs flew to fearful and how arose from the
they yelled for parents NlS
Fo"ng precedent the superintendent provided with de and
Do ceased Inc other children watched performance with won
1t In a howls
who could possibly tear was
claiming that he
out OF his stock OF candy that he doubts @
looked he said anu ney
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
| A Difficult
/ Task Before
King George

aggravated by the fact that the budget for the year must
shortly be enacted and the people called on for two years
taxes within a comparatively short period
What effect these heavy collections will on the financial
and commercial system impossible orese but the position is
obviously dhct 1t aggravated by the angry over the
OF the house of lords which acute that another
general election this year regarded unavoidable
Sucan election, turning radical constitutional changes
national convulsion expenditures H.
involved and the effect business industry not fail to he
most injurious.
What part King George will play in the adjustment of these
difficulties knows himself In
monarch be regarded unknown quantity introduced in
the national equation at critical time The world and the people
the British empire had full wisdom and
Of the late king and in his ability bring about reasonable COM
promise between the contendng parties The situation is one that
calls for diplomacy of the highest order
King George has been carefully traditions Of his
great Office He knows its powers duties limitations The
whole world fully recognizing the difficulties task will hone
that endowed with sufficient to steer the
siey through troubled He throne at nod
when the duties OF king OF Great Britain Importance
because he is called arbitrator between highly naa
and radically discordant factions
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

ARTHUR H. LEWIS, assistant manager =, A..
ho'ei del Coronado, is guest at the ST. Han
W. B. DE JARNATT. real estate man =,
oolusa' is registered at the Stewart.
J. KAUFMAN, merchant of Butte Is a. a..
u. Francis with Mrs. Kaufman.
M E. c. MUNDY. an attorney of Los ADss,.,
IS guest at the St. Francis = -e''e''
JOHN THOMAS, an oil operator OF Santa Mari.
Is staying at the Argonaut
Irving HEILBRoN, merchant Of sscramsn.o.
is staying at the Stewart.
W, W. SHANNON. state printer. is at the
Palace with Mrs. Shannon.
Mr. AND MRS. H. LAzARE OF cb,cs,o
guests at the Fairmout
I. ]. SHEA, mining man Of Reno. 4. r.~,-
tered at the Argonaut
DIR. AND MRS. SHERMAN Of New zs.,.,.
guests at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
| Switching
Charges
| Declared Illegal

other shipping in the state In his decision Commissioner
Lane holds that the track virtually part the
railroad with which this regard he
We fully convinced that
these tracks is correct and that they portions
tracks and other yards form the terminal facilities
The consideration
the delivery being made
where yields
which involves
This decision means saving of 100000 year to the
shippers OF San Francisco and the charge which acted
gross discrimination the interests of This civ
and Los Angeles.
1t not known whether the railroads will at once in
the justice OF the ruling but the grounds which are
manifesty reasonable that appeal the courts lkev
effect anything important than delay which would be
gained because the almost of confirmation the
charges exacted IN the meantime would have
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
"Teddy's" Magnetism
Causes Admiration

"Teddy'S' MagnefiSm codng to John T
C.,sos oonist Colonel
IN Africa than killing lions Before RoosevsT
arrived the McCucheon
strongly pejudced were
to teaching .iiueish
kooseNels presence all criticism died. left he was b
man iha had ever visited Africa The had criticised him
McCucheon, geacho hr
wonderful magnetism and admitting without reserve that
gentleman but bah every inch Of him was not only
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

Diogenes returned from his search
for an honest man
Given up the chaser they inquired.
1T became a matter of necessitv.,
replied the philosopher. Some one
stole my lantern. -Lippincott's Maga-
zine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

Il read that Chicago people were
badly scared by recent spell of dark
ness. Can it be they are so ignorant?'
Ignorant. nothingl Chicago people
are wise in being afraid of each other
in the dark. rk."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

What has become of your elaborate
legal department.
I'VE discontinued it," answered the
eminent trust magnate. I'VE found it
cheaper to obey the law"-Pittsbure
Post.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

Panama-Paciic exposition. Certain misun-
derstandings had arisen relative to claims put
forward on behalf OF San Diego, but these, it
seems, are in the way to be adjusted in a
satisfactory fashion on basis of mutual help
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

is a professional politician Of the ordinary
machine type, and is representative of the
meat packing and oleomargarine interests.
The methods by which his election to the
senate was accomplishef are related bv Rep
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

JILL the of the United States eoenzane
of the charge that money paid to members
y legislature elect Tormer
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

Young Lobbylounge ger-Have you seen
Mile. CharmiI, the new premier dan
seuse?
boy.-New York Weekly
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

HE decision of the commerce commission written
by Commissioner Lane against track
and Los Angeles notable dono
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

The man I marry must have com
mon sense said the naughty one
He won't the other one answered
bitterly.-Buffalo Express.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

ment, with representative in the cabinet
bill with this purpose is under consideration
al before congress, and the case in its favor Is
Bureau 'nus SUI Suinliidii1ed'
The and treasury departments are now
crossing and duplicating the work of each other
Rico Cuba Panama, Philippines and not long since IN
The navy treasury and agricultural departments ali
and important laboratories devoted and sana
The department each medical school
officers and the treasury, the American Medical association
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

he state OF California has executed notable strategic
'eHt Washington and presents united front in support
OF the demand for federal recognition
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

buslnesS IN these cities. Indeed the decision is
AN important gain for shippers everywhere.
because there IS no doubt that had the. charge
been approved for San Francisco and Los
Angeles 1T would shortly be applied TO all
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

HE American medical association impatient concerning the
duplication of sanitary functions by federal bureaus and wants
all this work segregated and under great health
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

ING GEORGE the in troubled time for his
people His government confronted by a condition almost
amounting chaos in affairs Last years BUDGET
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

has only just now gone into effect, and the
treasury is confronted with the colossal task
OF collecting $1l6,0O0.000 of back income
taxes, besides other very considerable amounts
overdue on other accounts This condition &c
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Tells thrilling history OF the Scstock
is recorded by the president or the stock OoAu anu "
peats some anecdotes of Jere Lynch

THE thrilling history of the Comstock
speculation, the romantic tales OF fortunes
won and lost, the spectacular events OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

RECEIvED-R. L. A., City. Is the use o.
Were received this, date proper?
Yes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Want a
National
Health Bureau

in Porto Rico, Cuba.
California. The army,
nave large and iInporta
problems. The wa- al
for its officers, and ii
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

THE ARMY-A. n. B.. Cayucos. How man,
soldiers are there in the United States army?
The total enlisted strength, staff anc
line, is 1852.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-25
CHAMBERLAIN'S
Cough Remedy
lures Coughs, Colds, Group, Grif
and WhoopiaG Cough.

We are pleased TO inform our reader
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy doe
not contain narcotics of any kind. Thi
makes it the safest ana best for children
ltrlal1es no III e-e nee when you cangh
that cold. you have II and wan 10 get II
of it quickly. Take Chalnberlain's Cougl
Remedy.
1t won't do to fool with a bad cold
No one can tell wt.at the end will be
pneumonia. catarrh. chronic bronchitis
md CONSUMPTION invarishly result from
f. neglected cold. AS a cure for coughs
nd colds nothing Ear compare Will
c~ham1erlain's Cough Remedy. SOLD
.yerywhers at 25c, soc and $1.0O.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-25
FAREWELL-TExIcO DEPOT
CASE BEFORE COMMISSION.

Austin, Tex, Feb. ga delega-
ton of Farewell citizens will be here
Wednesday to confer with the Rail-
road Commission relative to the de-
pot situation in that thriving little
place in the Texas-New Mexico Dor
der, in Farmer County. having the
Santa Fe Railroad. After a petition
and hearing the commission ordered
a depot established and maintained at
Farewell. The railroad company the
Pecos and Northern Texas, contested
the order In the courts and lost. the
commission having been sustained
in every instance. However, the or
der has never been obeyed, and the
commission is threatening to take
steps to punish the railroad company.
1t now appears thai the citizens nave
reached an agreement with the rail.
road company and will ask the com
mission not to prosecute the railroad
but to permit 1t to carry out its agree
ment.
Farewell is Just inside Texas with
Texico. N. M, a few feet away, which
has a depot. The much talked OF Tex
ico-C Coleman cutoff is projected to in
tersect n main line at Texico, pass
ing through Farewell. The citizens
Of Farewell fear the Santa Fe will
send the cutoff tracks away from
Texico and cav the place lonesome
unless he depot compromise is not
made effective. That compromise OF
agreement is that the Texico depot
platform be extended into Texas and
used as a freight shipping point
that is. that freight be billed from
there be on Texas Commission rates
This is declared to be acceptable II
the Farewell people, as they desire
the privilege of shipping and receiv
ing freight on Texas Commission 10
calls, instead of having to pay higf
interstate rates on produce shipped
to and from points in their own State
The extension of the platform and
observation OF Texas Commission
rates will satisfy them. it is represent
ed to he commission, and formal re
| quest will be made that such agree
men be permitted to go into effect
otherwise Farwell may lose the cut
Off extension.
The case will be heard Wednesday
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-25
THE OFFICIAL COPY
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CONDENSED Report-)

CONDENSED Report.)
February FL. 1910.
Monday evening.
Call meeting. Mayor presiding.
Absent Messrs. Cunmins and Wise
ley.
The Mayors Proclamation calling
the General Election for City of Ros-
well. to be held on Tuesday evening
April 5th 1910, read adopted and call
issued as required by law.
Alderman from the different wards
were Instructed to bring in names of
clerks and judges for both registra-
ton and election.
Mr.. Whiteman introduced Ordi-
nance No. 1879, being IAN Ordinance
regulating theatrical performances
and other places of amusements";
Read first time in full and referred
to Committee on City Affairs.
Mr.. WHY'S introduced Ordinance
No. 200. being IAN ordinance prohi-
biting the setting out Of cotton bear
ing cotton wood trees in the City of
Roswell" Read first time in full and
second time by number and title. MIR.
Bell then offered an amendment that
after seven Cd years from the pas
sage of this ordinance all cotton bear
ing cottonwood trees n the City of
Roswell be totally destroyed" On
roll call h amendment was lost. Mr..
Gavin then introduced an amendment
mat AMY person selling or offering
for sale, directly or indirectly any
cotton bearing cottonwood trees with
in the limits of the City of Roswell"
On roll call the amendment was TN
~animously adopted. The ordinance
was then read IN full as amended and
ordered published.
City Physicians report for January
read and ordered fled
Petitions for sidewalks IN West
part of town read and ordered filed.
Ordinance No. 1876 read in full for
Information. Several citizens being
present objected to the passage of the
ordinance n on motion duly made
and carried the Mayor re-referred the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-25
Proclamation: Arbor Day.

WHEREAS, by an Act of the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Territory OF
New Mexico. the second Friday III
March of each a shall be set apart
and known as ARBOR DAY, to be OBJ
served by the people of this Territory
in planting forest trees for the bene-
tit and adjournment of public and pri-
vate grounds, places and ways. and In
such other efforts and undertakings
as SHALL be in harmony with the gen
eral character of b day so establish
ed" and
WHEREAS, by said legislative en-
act.nent, the above day has been de-
signated as a holiday in all public
schools in the Territory, and school
officers and teachers are required to
nave the schools under their respec-
tive charge observe tAe day by plant
ing trees, and other appropriate ex
e~rcises.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH the above
provisions of law, h undersigned
Mayor of Roswell hereby calls the at
tention of the people of he City OF
Roswell to sucn law. and recommends
the due observance thereof. and sug-
gests that said day be observed as
a holiday. and that there be a gener
al planting OF trees and shrubs thru
out the City of Roswell IN that day
and that all of her citizens and school
children OF the schools of said City
shall participate In the general obser
vance of The day by planting or cans
| ing to be planted, trees upon private
| or p,,blic grounds and upon the public
highways of said city.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF February. 1910.
@. A.. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of the City OF Roswell
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Ordinance to Committee On Streets
and Alleys.
Ordinance No. 1877 read in full for
information. Several citizens being
preseat pF6tested vigorously against
the pAbsage Of this ordinance. md MT.
RheA snoved that the Mayor fe-refer
the ordinance to another CodEanittee.
seconded by Mr.. Haymaker. On roIl
call Messrs. Gavin, Haynes. Haynak-
ct and Rhea, four Cd voted yes
and Messrs. Bell. Robinson. White
man and Wyllys. o Q4) voted NO
II being a tie vote the Mayor pro
ceeded to vote yes" and declared
the motion carried and referred the
Ordinance to Committee ON Streets
and Alleys.
Recess subject to call.
W. T. PAYLOR,
City Clerk
February "a, 1910.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-25
BELIEVE BABY WAS EATEN
nv THE NIL n REAc-

Silver. City, y. NJ, Feb. 22.-Taat
little t~wo-year-oH Juan Rivera, baby
son of Jose Rivera of Fferro. was
eaten by wild animals. by hogs, near
It's nome, or fell into the bottom of
some abandoned mining shaft are the
theories advanced to account for the
rate of the child which wandered of
rom its home two weeks ago. After
securing the surrounding country in
every direction for days and finding
not the slightest trace of the little
wanderer, the hunt has been given
Up All nearby mine shafts have
been examined to no avail and not ev-
en- a trace of the child's clothing has
beer found.
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NEW MEXICO VACANCY IN
THE u. 8. NAVAL ACADEMY

Delegate w. II. Andrews has been
advised that there is a vacancy for
New Mexico appointment in the I'm
tied States Naval academy at Anna,
polls. and as he mas the appointment
to make desires to hear from pros
pective candidates. The following
letter recently received carries tie
information:
Washington, d. c., Feb. II, 1910.
Dear Sir:-I have the honor to in
form yon that, on account of physi.
cal disqualification. h Department
has today accepted the resignation OF
Midshiphan Edward r. Ebehle. ap.
pointed by you in 1907.
This creates a vacancy for midslip-
man from the territory of New Mex.
leo at large. for which you are eati
tied to make nominations of candt
Tuesday In April, when examinations
are acid at various points throughout
the United States including the fol
lowing in New Mexico:
Albuquerque.
Las Vegas.
Roswell.
or the third Tuesday In June at the
Naval Academy only.
I enclose herewith nomination
blanks and forward you under sepa-
rate half a dozen copies each of
Regulations Governing the Admiss.
ion of Candidates into the United Ma
va Academy as Midshipman." -and
Specimen Examination Questions"
Very respectfully,
(Signed) r. T. MULLIGAN,
Assistant to Bureau.
Hon W. II. Andrews, NJ. c.,
House OF Representatives.
washington, D. C.