davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mrs. n. +. Atkins suffered a stroke
of paralysis Wednesday night buI
was much better today.
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J. r. Dendinger went to Lake Ar
thur this morning and will return
Monday.
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Leo Halliburton was here from
Dexter yesterday attending the base
ball game.
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DIR. +. K. Presley returned this moi
ming from Artesia. where he has bee;
on professional business.
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dence, well located. Get special
price this week.-Title & Trust Co.
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Mrs. Sam Saunders left this morn
ing for Clovis. to spend a few days
with friends.
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Cemetery Association will meet on
Saturday at 3 II. m. with Mrs. w. c.
Burrus.
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Robert J. McClenny returned this
morning from a few days trip to the
lower valley.
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Highest cash price paid for poultry
u. s. Market. 20tf.
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Have your buggy fixed up right by
Cruise. Personal attention given to
all work. 46t3.
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w. c. Lawrence left his morning
or a ten DAYS business trip to Okla
homa City.
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). r.. Denning left last night for AR.
tesla TO look after his building inter
ests.
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J. A. Stewart to Artesia las
night for a business visit.
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~. c Egleston went north this mol
ming Oh a business trip.
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HOUSE

ILL & DUNN-Furniture, hardware
stoves. rugs. etc. new and second
Lahd. Sewing machine needles. bob
pins. and snuttles of all kinds. 3O5-
BOZ N. Main. Phone Sc.
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Have you gotten the habit trading
with Cruise? 46t3.
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amateur ftnishing-Bakornell. STU
dio. II.
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Joan walker, of Artesia. was a bus
mess visitor here today.
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Money to loan ON real estate.-Un
ion Trust Company. 5tf.
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Capt. E. p Rujac came up froI
Carlsbad this morning to atten.
court.
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]. p. White went to Kenna this
morning.
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A. B. Jacobs left this morning on
business trip to Bolton, Texas.
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viii BELL has accepted a position
as brakeman On the railroad.
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Record Want Ads. produce sssss.
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IL +. Mass went to Amarillo today.
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w. ]. Wilkinson went to Kenna this
: ..Iiag Tor a few days stay.
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s LOCAL NEWS 5


Money to loan on good real estate.
Three years.-Title a. Trust Co.
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r Q s W e l. L~
Trade Directory


THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND Sc
CURITY CO,-Capital $50. 1000. Alb
stracts n titles guaranteed. loans
Oklahoma Block. Phone 81.
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BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. 8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality" 10 our
motto.
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Phone 1872 X Livery
for hack, buggies, cabs and saddle
horses. SSt26.
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REAOY-To-WEAR APPAREL
THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outhtters In ready-to-wsar- apparel
Lor men, women and children And
Millinery . specially.
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FURNITURE STORES.
The SWEETEST inc Of furniture In
Roswell. High qualities and low
prices.
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JOB PRINTING.

O PRINTING.
Can at the Record Once and get our
prices on printing of all kinds. The
best work at reasonable prices.
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GROCERY STORES.
THE SHRADER GROCERY CO.
Strictly good goods nj reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited
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STORES

DRUG STORES.
ROSWELL DRUG & JEWELRY co
Oldest drug store In Roswell AL
things up-to-date.
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Roswell Camp, NJ. W. A.
Ell Captain Camp, w. o. w.
Ladies of the Baptist Church.
Roswell Chapter o. E. S.
Roswell Fire department.
Damon Lodge, K. OF p.
Battery A.
New Mexico Military Institute.
Roswell Lodge B.P. o: Elks.
Mothers Club, Central School.
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ROOMS. Also for light housekeeping
Nice and shady. Mo. s. s. Inn. 7t6*
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PIANO TUNING.

w. 8. MURRELL. PIANO TTrNrNu
and Repairing. Graduate C,hicaro
conservatory OF Piano Tuning. Am
pfs experience. Work Ii guaran,
Seed ana 10 my . advertisement
34S e. 5th ST., Phone $50 earm.
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~N~N~~4
s LOCAL news 5
G~~~~N~0
Money to loan ON good real estate.
Three years.-Title a. Trust Co.
l. +. Mass went to Amarillo today.
J.. p. White went to Kenna his
morning.
~. c Egleston went north this NOR
Minis Oh a business trip.
Joan walker. of Artesia. was a bus
mess visitor here today.
J. A. Stewart went to Artesia last
night for a business visit.
n your wants are placed in the
Daily Record they will be satisfied.
VIII BELL has accepted a position
as brakeman on the railroad.
w. ]. Wilkinson went to Kenla this
Mag LOT a few days stay.
A. b. Jacobs left this morning on a
business trip to Bolton. Texas.
Capt. z. p. Rujac came up from
Carlsbad this morning to attend
court.
Cemetery Association will meet on
Saturday at 3 II. m. with Mrs. w. c.
Burrus.
Money to loan ON real estate.-Un
ion Trust Company. 5tf.
c. T. Davis returned this morning
to Amarillo. after a short visit in RIOS
well.
). r.. Denning left last night for Ar
tesla 10 look after his building inter.
ests. !
Leo Halliburton was here from
Dexter yesterday attending the bass
ball game.
l.. o. Fullen went to Artesia last
night to try a preliminary hearing In
Justice Court.
w. G. Lawrence left this morning
on a ten DAYS business trip to Okla
homa City.
Amateur ftnishing.-Bakornell, Stu
dio. IT.
Robert J. McClenny returned this
morning from a few days trip to the
lower valley.
j. A. Meaning returned last night
from Kansas CITY. where ne accom-
panied a shipment of cattle. i
z. F.. Hardwick returned this morn
ing from Artesia. where he has been
looking after his new building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
Candidates Lining
.UD Their Resources
i'm $4,000 Contest
Pluck Needed To Win Out. VoteS Are
the Material With Which Monument
tSto Your Energy May Be Built. Splen-
did Chance of Winning One of the
More Than Forty Valuable Prizes.

The brand Of puc which gave Custer the to make
last stand tap today Some people using to hold out
n the mporunngs of spring lazness Others taking IT
tonic for heart and brain the daily labors goody number
c states Of Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada should be espe
% partial TO this brand Of pluck because it will exhibited IN
uer actions winning the honors Of which
o unapproached newspaper circulation contest The tale
M be told during the days which remain before the close All OF
thinking planning and devsng to this time has laid the
naan which your candidacy stand fall III the end
you are building well by conscientious and steady work, then
are Tree to hope for If you have neglected to put IN
WORK us was to this tme long enough period
ns Tor your activity and still erect monument
AMBITION each brick which shall be VOTE the whole
he form and of any of the valuable awards which
W wm Think victory and dream OF winning by night Ihen
@ up your dreams which valuable ideas to
and see your hope of winning cannot be realized The
and Telegram knows it be with proper effort continued
= The close
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District No. 5

All OF the State OF Utah outside of Salt
Lake City.
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District No. I

All territory west OF Main street and
north of West Second South street to
city limits, Including west side of Main
and north side OF Second South.
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All territory west OF Main street and
north of West Second South street TO
city limits, including west Side of Main
and north side OF Second South
Mr.. r Bridge, $50 North 9Th West. 900
Mr.. j. Natheson. 100 North Second
West ..,.o .,...,,.,.... .....--' l'ooo
Mr. o. Alien, PSI West 5th North. 1000
Mr.. C. f. Crumbe, 9l9 West Second
south 1 900
Mr.. II c, Schrantz. 9 Phlpps court. 1000
Mr.. Otto Grow. 561 North LIST West. 1,046
Miss Mildred Spencer. 93e North 5th
west -..-.s.s. ..>... -. s.'.s,. l'3oV
Fred Kohlcnberg, IS West Second
South .....,..s.. 80. .....,l5, 2lO
Miss Hortense Hinkley, 22S North
Second West ......... .,,........ l,0OO
Mrs. Minnie e. Campbell So S. ".
Temple -.s,s,.,..''..s.-- "'eAV
Mr.. j. S. Sawyers. 222 West End ,o
South ss..... s.s->.,- ss.' lrVVV
Mr.; NJ. NJ. Whitney go Union sta nm
tion ...-. -.-....s.,,.. ..-,s..-, lVoV
Miss Gladys Barlow 306 North End
West ,.,.,........ 900
Mr.. W. j. Schattelly, 22 Roberts
court '.....,..... 1000
Mr.. II. J. Clark. Colonial hotel. =. 1000
Miss Emma Picker, 56S West First
North -. -. 80. -. 80. 80. G,93O
Miss Helen Irene Brooks, FL Chi
cago avenue .--s.s.. ......,.,.ro- lri1u
Miss Katherine Wood, 80 Western
avenue .....,..... ...,........... 1000
west r.. ...r.. ... ,.,.,,. 2,slO
Lane '.,..... ..s"'............,., 1000
Miss Margorito Brooks, S04 w, 3rd
North ....as,- ,'.'.'.ss... L'ooV
Miss Jessie Conway, sc S. ". Tenn
pie ....-.-.s..'' '.''.. 80 -'.s'. h'-'V
Mrs w. l.. Wetherbee, ESQ n, End
West ........, 80. -. 80. 1,22C
Mr.. Adolph Noelte, 615 w. 1st So. l.46O
Mr. w. L. Hansen, T52 w S. Tenn
ple .,...... -. 49,. .,..... l ,eoC
Mrs. James Kenney, Clayton court l6. $40
Mr.. n. F. Savage, 100 Mccormick
building .,....e.. 80. -. 49,, ! 900
Miss Cccile McCallum, 2l2 w. 1st
South .... 90. -. 90. ......, 1,l2(
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES

na nave sent your nomination TO the Contest Department
@ no appear in the list please notify at once There
80 many received that possibly some have
d Watch the schedule in the paper and II you
@ with the proper number of votes please notify the
ta department. at and recount will be made In TINS
"eVer notice to what date the counted for
~ announcement which given at the top OF the schedule
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District No. 4

All territory east of Main street and
south of East Second South street TO city
limits, including east side Of Main street
and south oIde Of Second South.
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pull for your favorite.
You need the votes to
realize your own hopes.
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Mr.. Abraham Bernstein. 100 S. End
east ..,..,...,.. ...,..,......,. =. 1000
Mr. j, E. Cain. sec'y Com. club, S,
West Temple .. ........,. !, 900
Miss B. Summers. 2TS 2. lst So, 1000
Miss Genevieve B. Seghers, 73 S.
Main ss....-,. ,..s,.. .... -. 80. 2,24O
Mr. Leonard Meitzer, 6S1 $rd ave-. 4.6i0
Miss BERTHE Snowfall. 81 X street. ! .oSO
Miss Ester Swart, 26 s. 18th E. 1000
Mr. Bert Smalling, I65 Brigham st, 1000
Miss Gladys Reid, 6iS L. 5th So. 1920
Mrs Maud Wibeck, 233 D. street.. 900
Mr., John Owens. 202 G street. ...,. 1000
Miss Mary Shelley. 1S4 II street.. 200
Mrs. w. C. Price, 234 East lst So. $50
Miss Josie Uobba. li6 McClellan.39. ITO
Miss Faith Redman. 755 3rd ave. Al, ,7AO
Mr. John James, 3lS street ...... LOO
Miss Alberta Borton, 40 North
MAIN ss.s.ss ...s..,,-..ss.. l,oVU
Miss l.. Ganga. The Kensington.. 1000
Miss Hera Durnfory. 426 4th ave-. 1000
Miss Marguerite Cobb, 90 kensing
ton apis. ..-..ss. s.,.....-,.... l,oVu
Mrs Adeline Payne. Hollywood
apts..... .......... ..,.,....... 1000
w. D Mclean. 965 Second ave-. 1850
Miss Janet Harris, 24l L. 1st So.... 1910
MI d. l.. Simpson. corner b and
lst ave-, -. ......... 6.OS5
MIR. d. Atwater, 514 c St.. ...,.. 1000
Miss Blanche Johnson. 25l z, End
South ..... .-,,..... s"''s.,..... 4feoo
Mr.. Shirley Guio, So Gordon ave-. l.25O
Mr. A. ". Raybould, Elks club ... 1000
Mr. Harlem s. McCann, 577 7th ave. 1000
Miss Gertrude Wilcox, 241 +. 1st So. 1000
Nh. Lamar Heron. 56 Gordon ave. 1850
Miss Edna Larson. 116 z street -. 1000
Miss Adelaide Peters. 272 Il, End st, 1000
Miss Jennie Conley, o7I Wall st. :. 1000
Mr., Cnsboe Kimball, 50 Gordon. . 1000
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Miss Grace Jensen. l2li Sherman
ave, .s,... ...,-, -,-... .-..-...ll,o2O
Mr., Edgar W, Hempel. $50 S. 9th E..lS,59O
MIR. Henry Meyer. 44O Elm Ave.. 1000
Mr.. G. G. Kelker, $50 L. 9Th South. 1000
Mr.. F. Kelson, SIS e, 2nd South, -. 1000
Mr.. G. A, Kruzel. $50 j. 5th South. 1000
Mr.. Geo Navor. II Oeks Apts.,.... 1000
Mr. Jos Sumpkins, 9TH East and
5th South .,.s...,..s.e.a-- --s,----., l,UV0
Mr.. c. A Morgan. 533 s 3rd East. 1000
Mr.. NJ. G. Cosgrave, 2i2 S. State. 1000
Mr. Stanley Hoare, 1857 Cleveland st. 1000
Mrs. Zav Sullivan. Sugar House.. 1000
Mr.. Billie La Veille. Kenyon hotel, 1000
Mr. Geo. w. Peck, 323 Ncwhouse... 1000
Mr.. Con r. Lewis, 229 Main ....,... 900
Mr.. Chas. Sparr. Labor building, 1000
Mr. Glenn Schramm 13 Exchange, 1000
Mr. Geo. Olson, 934 s. 9TH East. 900
Mr. Edward Lusty, Rex Drug store 1000
Miss Eldredge s25 East 10th South 1000
Miss Lcvon Jensen. 4th EAST. ]. 900
Miss Marsel O'Kesson, 757 S. State 2,Os0
Mrs l.. F. Mann, 262 von court. e. 40. $50
Miss Ledora Carlson, Calder Park
Branch .-...-.,,,,. .,sss"-r-,s.,s l,OOO
Miss Hazel North, Calder Park
Branch ,..,.-.. -...s..,...t,...... LOU
Mrs, J II. Rees, 1882 Mcclellan. 49,. 3.fO0
Miss Alice J.. Kinney. SCI F.. 5rd So 6.720
Mr. Walter w. Griffin. 2s9 f. 5th So $50
Miss Abbey Brown. 2l0 South Ith e. 1000
Miss NJ. e. Harrison, 225 Judge Bldg. 1,00U
Miss Mabel johnson, l271 kensing
ton ..-.....,. .................. 1000
Miss Gertrude Chstopherson. $50
Alpine ave. ......,.....,.,..... 1000
Miss Pauline Wood. 9l7 Brooks
Arcade ....... .............,.. / 900
Miss johnson. Y w. Arcade Bldg 1000
Mr. r. +. GIendennng. HOP New
house Bldg. ..,,...,.,.,.,.,.,... 1000
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Miss Elsie May Angel. 154 East
otn south ..s....-ss. 1000 l,1bU
Mr.. Oak Burris, 20 South 3rd East. 1000
Mrs. Laurs 9. Hinman, Wilson hotel / 900
Mrs. Christian Madsen. 2+3 9Th East 2,6lO
Miss Lula. Lane, cool South Sth E.. 1000
Miss Josephine Hirschman Ioi2s
South state a,-.ssss,.esos. Z,oOo
Mrs. G. Z. Fischer, Wood Apt, z.
sra Soutn st-......, ..,..-...,-,-- l,OOO
Miss Pauline Wood 500 Z. 9th So..- 900
Mr.. Guy Maxey. 70 East Ord So.... 1000
Mr.. w. E. Davis. 2OO7 So. 18th E.. 1000
Mrs. W. n Fitzpatrick, 504 East 5th
south ..'.-. ..r,r.. s,.,.s ........ 3So $40
Mr.. r W.. Allen, PA So. 5th East . l. 600
Miss Ethel Nettleuon, 4+6 So. 4th Z. 1270
Mr.. A II. Neiss. A Church ST.. 1870
Miss Mcdonald. city and county bldg 200
Mr.. W, II. Donoher, $50 Boston bldg 1.27O
Mrs. W. r Cottrell. 11I6 Perkins
aNe..-.-s...s .,-,..es..,.ssss,. j 100
Miss Sadie Price, I'll East 3rd So. 1850
| Mrs, Gibbons Touraine hotel. ,...., !, 200
Miss Edna Armstrong, Palace Meat
Market .."s~.,..s.. ......s,...s.. 900
Miss Lucia Mills, 5i4 SO. 3rd East. 5.340
Mr.. j, Ii. Lamont, 4l6 So. 10th E, l ,050
Miss Jennie Kimeldorf s34 So. State / 900
K. a, Woothen, 50 Z. 9TH South. 90. ]. .43O
Mr.. d, NJ, Lewis, 1850 E. 3rd So, e.. ], 03O
Mr. Caty Jones, 650 e. 3rd South 1000
Miss Olive Frank Woolley, $50 So,
End East ...... ,.,.,,... -. $50. 1.s4o
Mrs, j. NJ Luce. 407 So. 6th E. 100. l,l9O
Mr. Fred Jackson. % Edison st ... 1000
Miss Mabel knucky, Is Brunswick
ave. -..,., .,.... ...... ....... Ii. 100
Miss Bessie McNulty. 1874 Roberts
ave- 80 49,. 1000. -. 49,. 1850
Mr. VIM Crome. 10 e. 7th so.,,.,.. 1880
Mrs. Del, Wilson, 3l2 S. 4th E.. 1910
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The Standings Today Represent the Votes Cast for
Candidates up to II Noon Tuesday

Mr. Lyle Coils. 264 Baltimore 80. LOO
Mr.. Albert Price. II w. 7th So..... 1,OlO
Mrs /. c. Gaumer, 322 American
avenue ~ o530
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District No. =

All territory west Of Main street and
south OF West Second South street to
city limits, Including west side Of Main
street and south side OF Second South.
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District No. 8
An OF the State OF Nevada.

Mrs Dawson, White Rock ..,.,., 900
Mr.. Leon Peck, White Rock ..... 1000
Mrs. II, Il, Winter. White Rock. 1000
MIR. Wright White Rock ....s,.,.. 1000
Miss Florence Reed. White Rock. 1000
Mrs. L. e. De Witt. Chafcy --.-... | 900
Miss Ada Murphy, Chafey .--...-. 1000
Mr.. Tom Chambers. Ely .-....---- 1000
Miss Anna Paste Ely ........ / 000
Miss Blanche Urquhardt, Ely -. 1000
Mr.. ]. Chlatovich, Jr.. Silver Peak 1000
Mrs. +. V Mcginness, Silver Peak 1000
Mrs j. II. Kennedy. Silver Peak. 1000
Mrs Tom Carter. Silver Peak 1000
Mrs, c. j. Gavin, Halleck ....s.~. LOCO
Mrs w c Smith UaIlcck .......e. 300
Miss Carrie CHASER. Halleck.,-, 1000
Mr.. IT. w. Harnibal Halleck ....,- 1000
Mrs S, J.. Bachman. Halleck ....,. 1000
Mr.. w. c. Dickson olinghouse.- 1000
Mr., yVm, J. Schultz. Stewart. .s.,. 1000
Mr.. f, Ashbury, Stewart. t....,...,.. 1000
Mr. + a. McDeomId Curry .,-,.- 1000
Miss Hazel Edison. Curry ...o.~s,.- 1000
Mr. Jas. Nelson Curry .,.,.e,.-.-, 1000
Mr. p ]. Phalan Curry -..e-e-..- 1000
Mr. Thos. Caroline. Curry .....-, 1000
Miss Catherine Muller. Winnemucca. II. .0nn
Mr.. Thos. Uimstrcet. Caliente ...,. 4,l15
Miss Hessje Hylton. Hylton, Elko, $4,000
Miss Rose Miller Ely ...,.-.,,... 1000
Miss Clara Solomon. McGill .,.,.,.. ]. .000
Miss Clara Mcdonald. Ely ....,,.. 1000
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District No. 3

All territory east of Main street anc
north OF East Second South to city linn
its, Including east side of Main stree
and north side Of Second South.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-05-19
Omaha Boosters Visit Us.

The special train bearing the
trade excursionists from Omaha
reached Scotland little before
seven O'Clock Tuesday evening,
and from that time until about
eleven o'clock there was something
doing. Mayor Goehring, many of
the business men and a throng of
citizens had gathered at the depot
to meet them. The mayor had
been provided with large wooden
key-the key to the city-and this
was promptly delivered to Com
missioner j. M. Guild, of the Oma-
ha Commercial Club, who was in
charge ofthe excursion.
The excursionists, numbering
about 1876, each wearing a white
hat and carrying a colored um-
brella on which was printed the
name of the firm represented, form
cd in line of march and, led by
Green's band of Omaha, marched
up Main street to the city hall,
then back to the center of the Sec
ond block where the band stopped
under a large banner stretched
across the street, bearing the words
welcome to Our City"
While the band favored the citi-
zens with a fine concert for about
half an hour the boosters scattered
to the various business houses and
mingled in the crowd, distr ibuting
souvenirs and sheep bells designed
to sring for Omaha. " The citi-
zens who own automobiles were on
hand with their vehicles and any
of the visitors who desired we're
given rides around the city.
At s 80 a crowd of over a thous-
and people gathered at the depot
where for more than an hour they
were entertained with stereopticon
views and moving pictures repre-.
senting scenes and business houses
in Omaha.
| The train in which the boosters
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-05-19

travel is magnificent one, con-
sisting of six Pullman sleepers,
two Northwestern diners, bag
gage car equipped with dynamo
and a siren whistle which operates
independent of the two locomotives
which pull the train. There are 26
! telephones installed in the train,
connecting all of the coaches, and
an arrangement is made for at
taching the wires to long distance
systems wherever possible, so that
the men on board can communi-
cate with their business houses at
home.
The purpose of the excursion is
of course to work up trade for the
wholesale houses of Omaha, and
with their sheep bells, horns and
whistles they are certainly making
a noise for Omaha. While this is
a little out of their trade district
they leave behind them very fa-
vorable impression which will
doubtless initiate to their advan-
tage in business way.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-05-19
lge to the legis.


In his first sge to the legis-
lature after tax = his scat as gov.
ernor in 1909, Gov. Vessey said
"The expenditures Of the past
two years have included the erec-
ton Of several buildings. These
stand in the nature of invested cap
ital, but provision had to be made
for them out Of the current reve-
nue.. There is not now any press
ing need for much further build
ing and ! recommend that your.
expenditures in this direction be
carefully restricted"
Yet after declaring that there
was not now any pressing need for
much further building, less than
two months later the legislature
passed and the governor signed
bills appropriating for new build
ings etc, $195, ,o65. Now the gov
ernor tells us that the growth Of
the state demands still further
building. Query: If when we did
not need more buildings, he was
willing to sign appropriations Of
nearly 100000, what will be do
the next time if reelected, when
he tells us that we do need more.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-05-19

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