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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-03
JERSEY CITY.
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At Pittsburg- RH'E'
Pittsburp O20tOO SIS Z 0
Chicago 90 0 o. 0 0 o. 10 4
Batteries-McIntyre and Needham;
Adams Liefield and Gibson. Umpires
--O'Day and Brennan.
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Classified IDS
FoR a

FOR SALE:
of Roswell rich Hondo sediment soil
10 snares water stock. price $500.
similar land held at $500 per acre.
E. L wildly. at Wigwam Cigar
Store. 21t4.
FOR SALE:-Cheap, a second hand
wagon and harness. Address Box
6s, Roswell.
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE OF excnange:-2nd. hand
buggies. Inquire at Palace Livery
Stable. 7tf.
FOR SALE:-40 acres guaranteed
knd script immediate delivery,
phone No. GAG. Roswell Realty & In
yestment Co, 1Stf.
FOR SALE:-Frist class piano good
as new. at a bargain, a be be seen
at 900 N Penn-. for next four days,
or apply to A. c. Swanson. phone
1862 rings. 20t4".
FOR SALE:-good work team on ca
sy payments. Address Box 6S. Ros-
Well.
FOR SALE or Trade Smith Premier
No. 2. typewriter, in first class con
ditio1.-Inquire Byron .. Beall 21tf
FOR ShLE:-Tonatoe and cabbage
plants, Alameda Green house. 21t5*
FOR SALE:-160 acres 4 miles west
of Roswell good house. stock sheds
well and IL foot wind mill improve
ments cost $1,000 only two years
ago. price $l250. well located for
dairy rancn.-E. L. Wildly. Wig
wan Cigar Store. alta
FOR SALE:-The best bargain in
Roswell. Modern 7-room house. on
fy s2250.-Title & Trust Co..
FOR SALE.--At a bargain, contents
of a 3 room residence either by the
whole or piece, practically new no
sickness, 90S N. Richardson. 22t3'
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The Drunkard's Dream.

was raised by honest and religious
parents, and was taught from my in
fancy that to drink whiskey vas a sin
and that to drink it to excess was not
only a sin, but a disgrace to myself.
my family and my God.
Like thousands of other young men
I drifted West, and soon forgot my
early training. l was a jolly, good fell
low, and it only look a few months
for me to be a r~ingleafer in tae
~ssloons. I grew from bad to worse,
and IL was only a few years until |
was pointed out as the town sot. |
left the town in which l lived and
went to another and finally straight
enad up for awhile, got married and
moved to Roswell, N. NJ, thinking !
would get entirely away from the old
influence, but about the first men |
met were men with whom I lad been
IN many sprees, so | even forgot M
family and drifted i'll with the gang
ana lsd TO be carried home in a hack.
The dream came one night after a
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-30
WILL BUILD ALFALFA
MEAL MILL IN ROSWELL

Jonn f. Miller, of Norman, Okla.
vice-president of the Consolidated Al
f2lfa Milling Company, of Oklahoma
Gay. rs in the city working up a pro
position through the Commercial Clut
to build a 100000 alfalfa meal ELL in
Roswell. His company represents
that it has about thirty such mills III
the hes alfalfa producing sections OF
rne country and that il has made a
great ucc of the business. Mr.
Tillor will come here. with his family
ld make Roswell his home.
The company puts in $4,000 and
wants alfalfa farmers to put in THE
other half, securing stock In the zen
aral company and Starring In the pro
its of all the mills. The money paid
n here will be put in a local bank,
which will act as trustee and pay out
the money for machinery and con.
%struction of plant, only. The company
viii PIT $4,000 in his fund, also.
MIR. Miller's company has a differ
ent process of making alfalfa meal
grinding the alfalfa while 1t Is green,
fresh from the mower, and then heat,
ing il to 300 degrees to drive out al
moisture. This prevents mold and
other troubles, and, is declared BY
this company to be the best way &c
make alfalfa meal. The plant will
have n daily capacity of sixty tons
IF dry meal. ready for market, (Which
is always good and PAYS about twice
the regular price of alfalfa.
MIR. Miller has been here about a
week and Sad great ucces in inter
esting the alfalfa growers in his pro
position. He stated last night thai
he could build three such mills ner5
II it depended only on the placing Of
stock On the plan his company fol
lows. He has already decided to put
IN the plant here. having found thai
rs an alfalfa producing district, Ros
well Is one of the best. The new
mill will go mp, he states, early tili,
summer, in time to care for the earl,
crops of alfalfa.
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days debauch during the prohibition
campaign. waen all drinks were paid
for by the anti candidates. I fell
asleep in the back yard of a saloon
and dreamed that I could hear the
different candidates calling the boys
Up to drink. shouting, come up boys
and take one on ne. I win five humid
red from Jones and I am going to
spend it all on you boys for nelping
me out"
Then comes the hooray for Smith.
II hope ne will live till his hair drags
IN h ground and I can walk on it."
The noise was so loud and long IL
woke me. but instead of being in tao
back yard of a saloon, I was in o
large store full of customers. It was
Christmas time, and above the dim
and noise I heard my wife a out:
Mr.. Snipes put that big doll away
for my baby girl"
Roswell was prohibition and / had
been sober since April 5th.
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WHERE TO LOOK FOR
HAIIEY'S COMET APRIL 4

HALLEYs COMET APRIL 4
Trinity, Mills, Tex, March 26.-Now
that Halleys comet has changed over
from the east side of the sun TO the
west side and viii on April 4 become
ZINE. we should know at just what
point in the sky to look for it. I shall
give its position for a few dates.
April 4. Halley's Genet will rise If
ty minutes ahead OF the sun n four
degrees and thirty Minutes north of
the sunrise point, being on this date
at the upper edge of the twilight line
IN the early morning and rising ear
,ier each morning until May 10. when
1t will rise two hours and twenty min
utes ahead of the srn. II Will then
return toward the sur again. rising
later each morning. On May IS, 1t
will set nearly with the sun again,
and on May 20 the comet. will set one
nour after the sun sets and one de
gree south of the sunset point, and on
siay 80 the comet Will set three hours
and fifty minutes after the sun sets
aid eighteen degrees and TWENTY-FIVE
minutes south OF the sunset point.
The comet will be visible TO the max
ed eye from April 4 nntil june except
r-aen too close to the sur at interio
conjunction, May 16 to 20. n will
be very bright April 80 until May 80
and will continue to be visible to the
naked eye In evenings until June
20, 1910. II will grow less bright
each evening until it entirely fades
away. With Our telescopes We shall
continue to see it W months later
than Eith the naked.eye.
L +. FoUTs.
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GOOD THINGS COME
ONCE IN A WHILE

THIS Is SURE ENOUGH A GOOD
THING FOR SOMEBODY'S WELL
MADE. STRICTLY MODERN UP-To-
DATE SIX RooMED RESIDENCE
WITH BATH AND PANTRY, AND
SCREENED IN PORCH. LOCATED
TWO BLOCKS FROM MAIN ST.
HAS AN EAST FRONT. ALL FOR
A PRICE FAR BELOW ITS REAL
vALUE.-ADDREsS "a" CARE OF
RECORD.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.. Davis left this
morning for their nome in Hamptoa,
CO, taking the body of their daugh-
I 5 SIS Bessie Davis. who came
/ r I = he: health two months ago
a Il whose death was mentioned In
Record yesterday. They were nc
Hpanied on tleir return by Mrs. r.
NcCord. who will go to Jackson.
{ orgia. for a visit of a month or w
W. h relatives.
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT nice rooms for room
er Or light housekeeping. 720 N.
Main. 20tf.
FOR RENT:-Omce suite, ground
floor. city water. Apply e. w.
Mitchell, agent. S6tf.
FOR RENT:-Ffne modern bungalow
never occupied, everything ~up-todate
Enquire of Maxwell at P. o. 1Stf.
FOR RENT:-A 4-room house on n.
Hill.-s10. per 1sonta.-Title &
Trust Co.
FOR RENT:-Furnished rooms for
Hight housekeeping. s13 N. Richard
son. 2et2s
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X. n. Watson. who spent several
dag at st. Marv's hospital with q
carb ncls on the neck, arrived tiis
morning from his home at Orchard
Park for a visit with his brother, J.
y. Watson. who is here from Eureka
Springs, Arkansas.
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Mrs. Maud Barnes and children,
Who aave been acre a few days Wis
ting Mr.. Barnes, who works for the
railroad in Roswell, left this morning
for their no-ne in Amarillo.
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AT RECORD OFFICE

-He nav think that ne does not
need your goods.r@Show HIN that he
does by persistent advertising In
THE DAILY RECORD
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WANTED:

WANTED:-A colored couple at the
Oasis ranch. 1tf.
WANTED:--Man and wife to wor
on farm. phone I'll. 21t3
WANTED GIRL:-for general house
work.-5o1 N Washington. 22tf.
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Elmer e. Veeder. of Las Vegas, an
attorney who has been here a few
days looking after business, left this
morning for Clovis. where he will
stop On his way home.
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The ladies' of st. Andrews guild
viii hold an Easter sale of aprons,
caps and other articles at the Episco-
ral church Thursday afternoon, Mch.
3ISt. 21t2
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r. Nj. Parsons returned last night
from n business trip north and left
on the local freight south today to
look after life Insurance matters.
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J. G. Williams LEFT this mornins
on mis- return to mis- home in New Car
isle, Ohio. after spending three
weeks visiting his son. j. A. Williams,
superintendent Of the Slaughter farm
east a. f0vn-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Walters and lit
tie son returned last night from
short trip to Amarillo.
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Mayor ]. NJ Dye, of Carlsbad. re
turned hcme last nigat after spend
ing. two days here looking after bust
ness matters.
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r. Champion. wife and children and
T. f. Fernald and wife. who have re-
sided in Roswell for w years. left
this morning for Boise. Idaho. where
they expect to locate.
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ming on her return to her home in
st. Louis. after a two months visit
with her daughter. Mrs. c. B. Poe. Of
SOUTH Hill.
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Ere Higgins, of the New Mexicc
mounted police, returned last nigh
from a stay of several days at Clio
Wis.
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u. n. Stevens, who las been work
ing at the Owens farm east of town
for three months. went to his home at
Elida today to spend = few days with
relatives.
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his home In Texico after a business
trip through the lower valley.
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DR.. C.. n. Murrell and o w. White
we're down from Elida last night at
tending the first lodge meeting in the
new Masonic Temple. They returned
hO-ne this morning.
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Rose G Scott shipped a carload OF
lorses last night to Wellington. Kan
Mr. Scott accompanying b ship
ment.
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George NJ. Slaughter went to his
in Texas today. on a few
days trip.
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Joe Boren went to Kenna this nor
ming to remain a month while at worl
near that place.
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Trade Directory
HOUSE

HILLS & DUNN-Furniture. hardware
stoves, rugs etc. new and second
haElu. Sewing machine needles. bob
bins, and snuttles OF all kinds. 306-
307 ". Main. Phone 60.
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Miss Bessie Reynolds returned To
Elida this morning after Soending
six weeks visiting friends in Roswell.
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J.. A. Puntney returned this morn
ing from a business trip of a few days
to Dayton.
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$1,000 for immediate investment.
win LEM on good improved real es
tate.-Title & Trust Co.
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Mrs. George Fletcher went TO Arte
STA last night for a few days visit
with friends.
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Notice to

Please put your empty milk bot
ties out so that our men on the wag
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r.. F. Ha-dwick and Henri de e
Hefiin wen to Artesia last night fos
a short business visit.
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j. Y. Thornton made a business trip
10 Portales today, going mp on oil In
spection duties.
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Glasses made right and fitted
rieht-raIley Optical komDanNs
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Highest cash price paid for poultrl
u. s. Market. 20tf.
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Expert advice to Kodakers ask Coz
nell at Rays Studio. t1s
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Photos of children our specially.
Rays Studio. til.
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Nola Oliver returned last night from
a trip of evera days to points aorth
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READ wnat we have to say about
that 7-room hoIse.-Title & Trust Co.
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Dry cleaning and pressing. dainty
dresses a specially, Ali ~. Penn.
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Mr.. n Mrs. John s. Major. of AT
tesla. were visitors here today.
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BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. 8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality" Is our
motto.
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ABSTRACTS.

THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND Sc
CURIFY CO.-Capital $4,000. Alb
stracts and titles guaranteed. loans.
Oklahoma Block, Phone 81.
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A. Pruit returned last nignt from a
trip north.
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! LOCAL NEWS 5

Money to loal ON real estate.-Un-
ioa Trust Company. off.
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LOST:

LOST:A sheep-skin glove. Under
please return to Record. II"
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STORES.

HARDWARE STORES.
ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Whole
sale and retail hardware, gasoline
engines. pipe. pumps. fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE Co.,
Wholesale and retail everything In
bardw are, tinware, buggies, wagons
implements water supply goods and
plum bling.
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aEADv-To-WEAR APPAREL
; he MORRISON BROS STORH-
outhtters In r-eadyto-wear eppare'
or men. women and children And
nlhnery q speciality.
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REAL ESTATE.
A CHOICE SELECTION of both c1fy
and farm property at good hgures
20 buyer.-Phone S6.-Miss Nell h
1oore.
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GRAIN, FUEL 4 HIDE DEALERS
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.ILet
US furnish you with your grain, coal
and wood. We buy hides, phone 80.
ROSWELL TRADING CO-Coal. hay
and grain. Always the best East
Second St, Phone 126.
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RACKET STORE.

@. A. JONES & SON.-Queensware,
graniteware. notions. stationery e&s
etc.. Always for less. 3z4 NJ Main.
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UNDERWRITERS

UN0E6TAkESs.
Dill Ely & SON.-Undertakers. FRI
va ambulance. Prompt Services.
ULLERY FURNITURE Co.-Under-
t&ksrs- Phone No as or No. III.
II. H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
entalmer. Private ambulance. prompt
service. Parlors 121 W. 18th. PhQna
26-1 rtnGn-
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GROCERY STORES.
THE SHRADER GROCERY CO.
strictly good goods at reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Latest styles at reasonable prices
RAYS STUDIO. 207 w. Ath-
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STORES
DRUG STORES

ROSWELL DRUG d. JEWELRY co.
Oldest drug store in Roswell AL
things up-to-date.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
CITY OF MODESTO
A SECOND FRESNO
Soil, Climate, Water and Trans
portation Lend Inestimable
Value to the Land


The irrigation system at Modesto is
owned by the property holders, organ
lied as municipal corporation under
state law known as the irrigation
district law. Under the provisions of
this law the limitations of an area
called district" are defined. and the
electors within that district vote upon
the proposition of issuing bonds based
upon the land within such district the
moneys so raised to be employed in
putting in the irrigation system. The
Indebtedness of the Modesto irrigation
districts, existing through irrigation
bonds, amounts to $12 per acre, no part
of the principal of the sum of which is
due for Is years and will be then pay
able in 20 annual installments. Or the
bonds may be refunded. The amounts
annually raised now from the districts
are only such as are necessary to pay
cost of maintenance and improvement
and interest on the bonds.
The sum is raised by tax levy,
being figured on the basis of assessed
valuations, and at rate fixed. 1t
varies, of course, with the extent of the
development of and the improvements
upon the land. its value, etc, and
averages from 75 cents to 81 per acre.
The assessment must be voted by the
Under this arrangement the land
owns the water. There are no such
thing as water rights in this district
that is, rights to have water which
some lands of the district may pur-
chase and have, and other lands of the
district not have. Every acre of land
under the system has an equal right to
use of the water, and pays therefor
whether water is used or not. This
right inheres in the land and is not de-
tachable therefrom; it passes with
passing of ownership of the land. When
one sells land in the district he does
not retain any interest in the water, or
in the right of the land to use the
water. The land owns the water and
canals and that ownership is inalien-
| able and perpetual
Modesto irrigation district has a vast
storage reservoir under construction at
a point midway between the city of
| Modesto and the La Grange dam, to
insure late irrigation and to safeguard
loss to the farmers by reason of a
break in the main canal at any time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11
HANDSOME GARAGE
FOR GOLDEN GATE
Great Variety of Style in the
Many New Apartments Now
Under Construction

Among the unique buildings now
being erected is a garage on the north
side of Golden Gate avenue on the site
formerly occupied before the fire by
the Golden Gate driving academy The
property has been leased through
Trevor & Co. for the Moffatt estate to
Crowley & Grindle, who intend to con-
duct garage business under the name
of the Auto Service company.
The building is being rapidly pushed
to completion, and when finished will
undoubtedly be one of the up to date
garages in town, covering an area of
1926 by 1876 feet on both basement
and first stories. Grim & Scott are the
architects. and the estimated cost of
the building is $4,000.
An apartment house is being built
for O.. C. Morrill, in the east line OF
Leavenworth street, south of Sutter
1t is of reinforced concrete, class c,
and contains 10 two and three room
apartments, all with bath rooms, steam
heat with oil burning plant, hot and
cold water, telephones and all modern
conveniences. The entrance will be
| finished in Italian marble and terrazzo
The interior will be artistically finished
| in wood and plaster. Williamson &
Hornung are the architects.
A modern Is apartment house will
be erected in Ellis street, near Larkin
| for E. G.. Olsen. 1t is a three story
and basement class A building and will
be elaborately finished in hard wood
with marble vestibule. The front is to
be finished in pressed brick with terra
Gotta trimmings. 1t will contain an
| elevator. The cost is estimated at
| 100000. Fabre & Mohr are the archi-
tects.
| A handsome three story and base
ment apartment building is being
erected in Jackson street, near Jones
for Theresa Costick. Rosseau is the
architect.
| A five story hotel is under construc-
tion at the southwest corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Larkin street for the
Farrell estate. The ground floor will
contain the hotel office and severa,
| stores. w. d. Shea is the architect
The contract price is upward of $780,
| 600. 1t is a, class C building, to be
| constructed of local stock brick of e
vivid yellow color, relieved with white
terra Gotta trimming, in the Italiar
renaissance style.