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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-16
NEW TIME CARD GOES
NTO EFFECT TOMORROW

INTO EFFECT TOMORROW
Copies of the new time card for
the railroad company, announced sew
eral days ago in h Record. have
been received, and the new schedule
goes into effect tomorrow morning.
TIE changes are practically as an
nounced in the Record previously.
The morning train from the south
viii arrive at $40 and leave al s.35.
the arrival time being ten minutes
later thar before and the departure
time fifteen minutes later. The even
ing train from the north will arrive
at $50 and leave at SIS. which means
an arriving time of an hour and ten
minutes earlier than before and a de-
p~arture time of n hour earlier than
before. Thus. the change gives more
time here for the eating of meals.
The new caro- also calls for daily,
except Sunday, local freight service,
each way between Roswell and Carls
bad and Roswell and Clovis. The To-
cal south will leave at $40 each NOR
ming. Immediately after the arrival
Of the passenger train from the
south. The local from the south will
arrive at SIS every afternoon except
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration nave
been granted tne undersigned by
7. T.. Evans, Judge of the Pro-
bate Court for Chaves County, Terri
tory of New Mexico for the Estate of
r. n. Banks, deceased. Therefore
all persons having claims against said
estate is hereby notified to present
same for settlement within the time
prescribed by law.
Witness my hand this PATH day of
1910. Sat It.
MRS. DOCIA BANKSS
Administrator.
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sunday. Tue tlocsl north out Of RIOS
well win leave at $40 a. n. and In
trains between Pecos and Carlsbad
win connect closely VITA the daily To-
cal freiehts between Roswell and
Carlsbad. thus making it possible to
leave Roswell at $40 in the morning
and reach Pecos at $50 the afternoon
Of the same day.
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ITEMS FROM DOWN
THE PEcOS VALLEY.

Hammond Well is "a Barrel Capacity.
NJ. Yates, jr.. of Artesia, and Percy
Hagerman. of Roswell. were here on
Monday looking after the interests
of the Giant Oil & Gas Company.
Mr.. Yates informed us tnat a weeks
test aad just been completed ON the
Hammond well and that it was found
TO average "a barrels of oil per day.
This is the first authentic information
we nave been able to get on the ac-
tual output of the well. and while IL
is not as good as some estimates had
put il, tnere is no longer question of
it's being a paying well. A "a barrel
well is considered a paying well any
where and more especially in the Pc
cos Valley where they get $1.50 per
barrel for the oil.
The oil is used as fuel by the we'll
drillers and for smudging purposes
by orcharists, and there is being Gre
ated a home market for the oil tnat
will consume the output of the Day
ton field until it is increased MANY
times to what il is at present.
Mr.. Yates also stated that the new
well'of the Giant company was now to
a depth of $40 feet. where they were
re-setting a packer. A second flow
of water vas struck which made 1t
necessary to draw the packer from
where it was first placed, rean out
the hole and reset. This will leave
Inc hole dry again and the drillers
confidently expect to enter oil sane
before more water is encountered
Dayton Echo.
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made of Tucumcari shale. which ne
says is the finest quality he has ever
handled in a of brick -nanufac-
Uure. The locating of this factory
will give Tucumcari builders a aigh
quality of building material at a great
~ reduced price. The material for
the manufacture of this brick is un-
limited in quantity. as the entire hill
region is composed of various forms
of valuable shale and sand stone.
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New Plains Road.

B. II. Whom. James Cowan and l.
NJ. Lang, of Hagernan, and Capt
Fritz. s. w. Holder and NJ O. Becker,
of Lake Arthur, left Wednesday for
h caprock to locate a new reading
for the plains road. Lake Arthur and
HageGman are working together to
establish a first class road TO the
plains, with a view to finding a better
route to the caprock and a more feas-
able place 10 go up h hill
The county commissioners nave
agreed TO appropriate $4,000 toward
the establishment of the road and Ha
german and Lake Arthnr propose
{ O supplement this amount sufficient
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EoR -MMIssIoN

The Record is authorized to an
nounce n. J.. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on the office of county
commissioner, 3rd. district. subject to
the action of the Democratic primar-
les.
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U COMMISSIONER.

The Record Is authorized 70 an
nounce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner. Bird District.
subject to the action of the Democrat
&c primary.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce B. H. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner. Bird district
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
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FOR SHE RIFF.

We are authorized to c.
E. (Tobe) Odem as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
in, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primaries.
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Members of the P. E. o. in Roswell
are requested to communicate with
Mrs. Orr X. Ingram, POT West 7th
Street. 34t2s
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Have your eyes examined by scien-
rife dark room methods as Valley OPP
teal KompanN. eodtf.
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BEST LEGAL BLANKS

The Reeord Office has a great var
iety of legal blanks of both the Jus
tice Of the Peace Court and the Ter
r~itorial 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 ~eanceIIins Of mortgages.
These blanks are correctly and neat.
Iy printed on good paper, and the
forms are correct.
Among these blanks are the follow.
ing and man 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
Promissory Notes, Receipts, For
Rent n 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.
Justiee Court Blanks Of all KINDS.
These are but q few OF the many
blanks constantly on hand at this Of. |
ice. when in need Of any OF the reg
ular forms. we can supply them for
you. Also let ~ figure with you on
your special blanks. ees work as
reasonable prices. 4
RECORD Job OFF|CE|
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Cruise is b~lacksmithing again. Don't
,orget 1t 36t3
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For Garden hose that stands the
pressure see Enterprise Hardware
Co, 1922 North Main. 36t2.
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FOR HERIEE

The Record ia authorized to an
nounce o. z. Finley as q candidate
tor Sheriff of Chaves county. subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri-
mary.
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WE'LL MEET YOU AT OUR
NEW FOUNTAIN

NEW FOUNTAIN
with prompt and courteous attention
Hardly will you have given your or
der before you'll receive
A GLASS OF DELICIOUS SODA
People come q long way just TO get
n alass Of &c, 60 10 must be good. How
can ft be otherwise? We use nothing
but the purest dsvoring materials
we always have it at just the right
temperature. Try On glass while yon
are down town.
XII l. N @
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w. 7. Paylor,
(Sea0 City Clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
Hetch Hetchy
Case Must
Go to TAFT

temptation is known he has taken the public his
hdence this regard AS far appears nothing
beyond the sending OF mild protest Secretary Balnge
Mayor Mccarthy made very damaging mistake
used his influence defeat the recently proposed purchase OF the
Spring Valley plant He by the
failure sufficient majority favor OF that purchase did
city grave injury and has proved embarrassing
administration. By helping purchase the mayor
embarked himself, well the city, of troubles which
otherwise might have made toleraby plain sailing word the
hunting fight and he being penti
ful measure.
Now here is the place the mayor his fighting quality
where will do the
such action Bange may already indicated
that Bainger has made his mind foregone
hearing the San Francisco AS his private secretary
said San Francisco this hearing he refuses
let representatives OF the city inspect the evidence collected
doubt conute the other side 1t strange
judicial functions secretary of the
indicates what San Francisco has expect Banger
unfortunate fact that this man
Balngers affiliations corporation lawyer but Mr. Mccarthy
has himself blame he has arrayed all that powerful
against the city, Balnger may have connection with Spring
Valley but his general frame of mind ympahies growing
of past affiliations would incline him to that side
But the people OF San Francisco will
adjudication OF this controversy Banger The
laid before the president with full history of proceedings
including Bangers of
engineers reports the
secretary of the interior impartial Judge matter
Importance the city great for San Francisco
with the secretary's decision.
Nothing short of the energetic action exhaung every
possible will be acceptable people
Their vital interests placed jeopardy Mayor Mccarthy
has the opportunity revous
against the purchase of the Spring Valley plant 1t has
clear why he took that step his placed
dubious light He himself right by saving city
rights granted by Secretary Garfield AS the head
and chief of Francisco he bring
powerful influences bear and expected of him that he will
leave
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
Personals in the News

ERIK LINDBLoM, vice president of the swe-
dish-American bank. returned from trip
abroad yesterday with Mrs. Lindbom. They
visited in the course of their travels Sweden.
London, Paris and the chief cities OF the con-
tinent.
". H. STICKNEY, rancher of Dickinson.
n. D.; C. A. Lincoln, businessman OF Eu-
reka, and j. F. Donaboe, a rancher of Psola
Kan. make up a group of recent arrivals at
the Argonaut.
S. B. NEWTON, Charles L. Spencer and George
G. Roberts, who are associated with the Trav-
elers' insurance company Of Hartford, are
guests at the Palace. They are looking over
the local field.
ALDEN ANDERSON, superintendent of banks
and candidate for the republican nominate
for governor, left yesterday evening on bust
ness trip tc Sacramento.
C. F. wEATHERBY, a merchant of Chicago. is
at the St Francis with his wife and daughter
The party travelled from Chicago to this city
in automobile.
MR.. AND MRS R. MILLER, Miss f. L. Miller
+. Mrs. s. n. Benham and Miss Margaret Ben
ham of Pittsburg make up party Of tourists
at the Farmont.
CHARLES ]. LEX of Cincinnati. B. s. Gregory
of Santa Rosa and F. J. Leonard of Chicago
make up a group of guests staying at the
Manx.
MITCHELL CARROLL, professor of classical
philology at the George Washington university
in Washington, is a guest at the st. Francis.
W. B. SOUTHwICK, manager of the United
wireless telegraph company at Seattle, is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
lizard parlor in Los Angeles, is registered at
the st. Francis.
NJ L. EFFINGER, mining man with oil in
terests in Bakersfield, is guest at the st.
Francis
WARD PRoUTY, member of the interstate
commerce commission, is staying at the
Palace.
w. J. HUGHES and wife are at the Turpin.
Hughes is a prominent merchant from Oak
dale.
SAMUEL E. REMsEYER, an advertising man of
New York, is staying at the st. Francis.
B. L. SMITH, a banker of Bakersfield. is among
the recent arrivals at the st. Francis.
J. wIsEMAN MACDONALD, an attorney of Los
Angeles, is registered at the Palace.
LEON G. SHEPARD, lumberman of sacra-
mento. is staying at the Palace
JOHN TRENoHARD. iumberman from Love-
lock. New. is at the Stanford.
JOSIAH COLLINS, a capitalist of Seattle, is at
the PaIace with Mrs. Collins.
MR.. AND MRS. H P. srABLER of Yuba City
are guests at the Stewart.
T. AzBoRG, an automobile man from Chicago,
is at the st. James.
C. A. MOORE, well known rancher from Grid
ley, is at the Dale.
]. v. FARRELL and wife, from Chicago. are
at the Normande.
c. D. BLAuvELr of New York is registered at
the Fairmont.
G. s. ARNOLD of New Haven is at the Fair
mont.
A. GHELLA of Italy is registered at the Stew
art.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
Warning From
The People
To the President

In the coocatlon these
marb clear indication of national opinion striking
of the future Here fair and frank summary what
pened:
First Speaker hom of his of
nsurgent republicans and democrats.
President Theodore Roosevelt by
n Europe goes.
N republican
the Massachusetts
plurality of l40O 1908 democratic plurality
Fourth President Taft his travels continues laud
tariff law.
al a Providence R. President
of Nelson w Aldch the leader the
the president
Sixth, made that James R Garfield,
the under President Roosevelt
candidate the republican of Ohio
in
speech n Ohio criicising
the regulars the bow the will
ion permit important they go to the
Who could misunderstood the warning conveyed by
ling events and all of grave sgnfcance There
question the expressed of the country
the rule of Adc and Cannon The people
Taft that he divorce from
nation has full confidence in Mr. Taft but it plainly that
suffered himself be beguled by the old parliamentary
He complete the political game and he has been
playing the hands of his and the enemies of popular
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

rHE Easter weddings are the lmhe-
date concern of the moment. and the
] bride elect is the central figure at
almost every party that is planned for
the days succeeding Lent. There Will
be an elaborate card party this even
ing. with Miss Suzanne kirkpatrick, the
fiancee of Allen Mcdonald, as the COM
pIimented guest, and there will be three
luncheons of the week in compliment
to Miss Ruth Boericke, the fiancee of
Ralston White. Miss Maid Wilson will
be hostess at a luncheon this afternoon
for Miss Boericke. while the two on
following days will be given by Miss
Amelia Cristy tomorrow, and Miss Flor
ence williams, who will be the hostess
at the Thursday affair.
The wedding of Miss Henriette Won
Schrader and Lieutenant Prentiss Bas-
sett is the first wedding of the week
and will take place tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Won
Schrader. There probably will be $50
guests at the ceremony and the officiat
ing Clergyman will be Bishop Denis
O'Connen. The bride will have two
attendants, Miss Ellen Barry and Miss
Louise Collier. while the Office of best
man will be filled by Paymaster George
p. Auld Frederick Won Schrader,
brother of the bride, will be grooms-
man. The usual reception will follow
the ceremony. Lieutenant Bassett will
take his bride to Boston, where he is
stationed on the Tarpin.
George starr of Grass Valley is at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowers
Bourn at Burlingame and has come to
take the place of Dick Tobin, who was
to act as best man at the wedding next
Thursday of Miss Maud Bourn and Ar
thur Rose Vincent until an accident
while playing polo disabled him for the
occasion. George Starr is a cousin of
the bride and has received a cordial
greeting from his friends here.
Miss Louise Mccormick. who is to be
one of the bridesmaids at the Kirkpat-
rick Mcdonald wedding, arrived yester-
day from the south and is the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. William Boericke at their
home in Washington street. Another
arrival of the day was Miss Eleanor
Lazier, who is to be one of the guests
at the wedding of Miss Ruth Boericke
and Ralston White. She will remain
at the Boericke home as guest until
after the ceremony in April. Miss
Dorothy Boericke. who has been visit
ing in the southern part of the state.
will return in a day or two. She had a
delightful visit as the guest of Mrs.
de Witt Hutchinss and is now in Pasa-
dena as the guest of friends.
The card party to be given Thursday
afternoon at the st. Francis is one
of the most interesting affairs that has
place on the calendar of the week.
The fact that the occasion is to be en-
tirely for charity and that the pro-
ceeds of the day are to be devoted to
the fund for the Children's hospital
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
Last of the Dandies

If any dandy is ever the last, then the
due de Talleyrand. who has just died
at the age of IS, was the last of the
dandies in Paris. He began life as a
soldier in the ranks, says the West
minister Gazette.
He and the marquis de Galiifet went
through the Crimean war together in
the regiment commanded by the future
General Fleury. In the Franco-Prus-
sian war he returned to the colors. was
one of the fighters at Sedan who es-
capped capture, and was subsequently
decorated for his services in the de-
fense of Paris. For the rest, his in
terests centered around the turf and
the stage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

Mrs c. Frederick Kohl will enter
tain at a luncheon to be given today
at the Palace for less than a dozen
friends, while among others who will
be hostesses at the same time and place
are Mrs. ]. Parker whitney and Mrs.
r. w. Davis.
Miss Grace Buckley and her sister.
Miss Violet Buckley. gave one of the
prettiest of the Easter teas yesterday
in the laurel court at the Fairmont.
There were Is or 20 friends at the de-
lightful affair.
Mrs. James Shea and her attractive
niece. Miss Kathleen Farrell who have
been enjoying a late lenten visit In
Santa Barbara. are home again after
a delightful outing, and will remain
during the early summer at their home
in Octavia street.
Mrs. j. c. Kirkpatrick and her
daughter. Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick,
who have been away for several days
at their country home at Pleasanton,
returned 10 tOWu yesterday ana are
again at the Fairmont
Mrs. Francis w. Smith left a few
days ago for the east accompanied by
her little daughter Frances. and will
pass the summer in Charleston, Me-.
where she will be entertained by rela-
tives and friends
Miss Elysse Schultz is one of the
younger girls who are going abroad
this summer and expects to attend the
Passion play given by the peasants at
Oberammergau, and will enjoy a
leisurely tour of the interesting cities
in Europe during the next few months.
Miss Mildred Whitney, thes pretty
fiancee of Ernest Stillmann. is receiving
a large share of attention since the an
nouncement of her engagement, and
yesterday was the feted guest at an
elaborate luncheon given by Miss Doro-
thy Woodwork at the home of the lat
ter in Berkeley. There were several of
the younger girls from this side of the
bay among the guests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
THE SMART SET

gives an added interest to the AFFAIR.
The arrangements are in charge of the
members of the chrysanthemum aux.
Hilary. with Miss Edith Bull and sew
eral others working earnestly for the
success of the afternoon. Among those
who have reserved tables for the occa-
sion and will entertain guests are
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
Impressive Lum-
ber Consumption
in California

country From the hgues OF the department for the last
that Francisco Oakland and other
900OO board feet OF lumber the twelve San Pedro
marketed something than 500OO000O receipts
something under 100000 feet Chicago
quite 34oOO0OO0fee OF all kinds of lumber logs
These of shipments exclusively Most of
lumber that while interior cities large supplies by
included this comparison the
big enough indicate the local activity building other
consuming lumber products.
AS the methods of umbermen California and other Pacific
states the forestry service reports
In the Pacific which contain
timber, sales only fair
which
to
mi at so chez
Cuttings fort welare
of
practicable more
This that the lumbermen not wasting their
by reckless exploitation while they
supplying the most active market in the country
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

tins relation hes with the cIlef executive OF
the city, and the people will hold him respon-
sible if by neglect or lack of energy or other
laches the municipalities rights are not pro-
tected What steps the mayor has in con-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

rights and interests that be disas
to the fortunes of the republican party.
The people look for results will be satisfied with good
Intentions The president will of the he desires
Adrch and
They turned him down the tariff and left him the load
should be evident to him by this time that he will nothing
the beneficial legislation he seeks He
begs party solidarity the fact that the insurgents
called making fight for principle which be laid down
while the others merely politicians, who will and
quickly respond swing of the big stick Mr. Taft limited
public address that might become necessary create
control 1t is quite within his to effect that
pose with the applause of the whole people.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

Cannon have exercised IN shaping its course
in congress. The country is tired of that
domination and will no longer endure it. The
politicians are in state of CONSERVATION over
the situation and they do well to be alarmed
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
Foss' Election a
Blow to the
"Hog Combine"

who elected not real sense democrat Rather he is
independent of the political the insurgents who
have been fighting Cannon and Adrch congress- In party
the election nothing particular In wider
DEAL The Springfield paper puts this
did the democratic candidate Harris
fight When Judge Harris his said that Mr. Foss seemed to him
republican
of Governor Douglas he expressed general feeling So the for
publican itself opened
emphatic voicng of In his tariff views and especially the
demand of that
Canada imperative need OF New Engand business situation
stood the intelligent thought the
In all these things therefore the special election affords pointer
feeling of of the The when
proeonsm of the Home Market club school ruled Massa
will be capable
learning notice and themselves accordingly
On this showing the election has partisan significance the
that it has been regarded democratic victory 1t
ncant defeat for the dominant hog combine which numbers
many democratic handy congress the other party But
the election expresses foby the sentiment that found
recent
lican newspaper editors taken by the Chicago Tribune
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

possible escape the real significance in
Washington and elsewhere Plainly the republican party
Aldrich
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

. AN FRANCISCO looks Mayor Mccarthy for active and
aggressive work protection of the cys rights the Hetch
Hechy valley acquired under the Garfield permit Initiative
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

and labor make an Impressive. showing in its
bearing on the condition of the building in
dustry of the state. The ports of San Fran
cisco and San Pedro market more lumber than
any other two commercial centers in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

ming on the democratic ticket, sizes UP the
result as an evidence of disgust at the donni
nation of congress by the hog combine ever
in hitherto hidebound protectionist communi
ties like those of New England Mr.. Foss
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

HE Springfield Republican, published close to the locus of the
election the fourteenth Massachusetts, district where
= big republican majority reversed in favor of
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29

ALFORNIA is by far the largest prod
among all the commonwealth of the
- figures collected by the federal department.