Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03
CHAVES TEACHERS.
WILL MEET At
HAGERMAN
School Marms Think Roswell is
Unappreciativei a Team of
Horses From Dry Belt Terri
fled at Sight of Water Break
Wagon
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rsoeoIal Dispatch to III. Moralns J%ournall

Especial Dispatch to The Morning Jourhaii
Roswell. n. NJ, July 2,v-The Chaves
county Teachers institute closed its
+wo weeks session yesterday and sur
,risea the entire city By choosing
rIoqerman rs the meeting place for
newt wear. Roswell has acen the
meeting place. of the institute since
its organization, 0ut this year some
of the teachers took exception to what
thev considered a lack of appreciation
ana hospitalitY on the part OF the city
Of Roswell. The dritt OF speeches.
moae before the vote on location was
,nken was that they guessed Roswell
felt TOO big for a little thing Ike a
teachers institute TO attract its at
rention. The vote taking the institute
~ Hagerman instead of leaving it at
the county seat was thirty-seVen to
twenty. A new territorial law makes
n unnecessary for the city teachers,
where under constant supervision, to
attend the county institute, and this
left Roswell with no active defenders
in the meeting.
The sight of an artesian well, gush-
inc up in all its glory, so badly
frightened a team of horses from out
on the dry plains last night, that they
ran away, broke up the wagon n
threw out the. driver. Boyd Smith of
Konna, and bruised him UP consider
oblv. The horses had never seen an
nrtesian well. AS they came over q
little rise they suddenly beheld right
before them a lively gusher, and. the
sipht of the water was too muchs
Smiths face and side and right hand
were badly skinned.
VIII Harmon Artley, a prominent
Young contractor, and Miss Eva Nell
son. vocalist, Niolinist. popular So
clety girl and daughter of Colonel j.
NJ. Nelson, a prominent architect
were married at $3.50 last night. the
wedding being at the home of the
brides parents on North Main, con-
Quoted by the Rev. G.. c.. Hill, n at
tended by about thirty-five friends.
The couple went to housekeeping in
one of the prettiest, new homes Of
Roswell.
Joe Ii. Mccain has leased the room
made vacant by one of the saloons of
Roswell, which closed under city pro-
hibition last night, and within two
weeks will open an up-to-date drug
store. one other building, formerly
occupied by q saloon, is to be occu-
pied by a hardware store. There are
still four vacant buildings in Roswell,
made so by the closing OF the saloons.
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Parsons & Mullens announce that.
they have revised their lists, secured
in taking a private census of Roswell.
and found a mistake in their first re-
port. The total population of Ros-
wcll, as found by them, is now an
nounced to be 6,54T.
The shoe shop of August II. Buch-
hoitz was entered through a rear
window at . o'clock last night and
burglarized of n watch, leather, ma
tecials and tools. worth $50. While
the burglary was in progress, Buch-
holz was addressed by two men in the
court house square in a very insulting
manner and threatened with assault,
The two men picked UP rocks and
started to throw them at the shoe
maker, but finally moved on down the
walk without iniuring him. Buchholz
is mystified as to the cause of the
threatened assault ana insult, which
he connects with the burglary, for
some of the goods was found outside
his place, cut to pieces or otherwise
rendered worthless as though done as
an act Of malice.