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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SFAB0ARD CLEARANCES.

n40TTON-The feature in the market was a
. of August shorts. making il appear that
e. bull campaign which has been under way
IN %ey York since last winter was entering
{r1o1 another Of its sensational phases. At
= rate there was 4 sensational advance IN
r. r~tre ~ August cotton. which made a new
Fich record for the season. although the price
Ia ro- Quite reach the high level Of July con-
}f-scrs lasr month. The first sale Of August
Tvs A. T. qnc and il was estimated that shorts
|pe-s no, atIe % buy more than 1000 or 5000
h. g OF the advance from that ngure up 10
IL .sr or 80 points above the closing nyures
la FRIDAY Al this level. however. il appeared
Ia the more urgent demand had been sstls-
|fed and later August sold Of. closing at l6-21c
1tf Notwithstanding this setback toward the
Frl7se sentiment remained nervous as TO the
aur-.s- situation. It has become rather late
L. The month TO start cotton in this direction
Ef--ra the South with any assurance OF lis ar
|rr.ug here n rirHe for delivery on contracts
la II IS estimated that q short interest
|f-0urtiug 90 not less than 10000 bales is
sf- OUTSTANDING The rest Of the market was
-fuer~-d ~ August. but general demand was
f-es--ic-ed and after opening unchanged 20 )
|r1rts higher and selling Up 10 a net advance
II i Is points. there was a reaction. with
r. close barely steady. net points lower 70
--ir-s higher. The gain being in August.
-00Sl contract prices.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

1fSt6 37iz Cotton. midGliRg 1870
Iron : : Nc ! Is 90 Coffee. No Rio. 9'e
1T'n -. IS 60 Sugar. grenulaTed 329
steei - xno- u 90 Noiasses. o X, 30
Stsno N0' s. - Beef. family -S1S -
II ,ssS - Beef hams. - ~
IAs-a--- 8 S7lz Talicw prime. "a
SPs4'I \, 057. Pork. mess. --... "a 20
'Nhea- 1oIz Hogs or. 160 10 13
T.o!-' zO,7 Lard. mid West II %
flolr NPs pat ~
- - .,sya.,-. Elevator. domestic basis. New
stsnssr5 white
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

STORAGE AND MOVING.
H4FGER1S STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO sth
ave 33d 70 34th sts--StOrage for furniture.
padded for moving: boxing. packing and
shipping estimates furnished Phone 32l0-SSth-
M7KINLEY STORAGE CO. 232 East ftsth.-
Vans for moving; shipping packing. mod
crate charges Tel 1S14-HarIem-
LONG ACRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE 40
West 47th st--Ofice. 1851 Broadway Pack
ing. moving, shipping. Telephone 1868 Bryant
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. 2ti
East Tooth st--Storage. moving. carpss Clean
ing Telephone s5O-79th St
LFE BROTHERS STORAGE & VAN co. 2I0
East 129th St Storage. moving. packing:
best service: telephone.
INDEPENDENT STORAGE Co. 1877 81 ave
Moving. packing. shipping. city or country:
lowest charges Tel S50S I<-nox
DAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. IS LIST ave
Storage. moving. packing. shipping. safes and
pianos moved. Tel 12+Orchard
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. 3OT West
2Ith st-Moving, storing packing. shipping
Telephone 1890 Murray Hill!
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LOST RANkaOOKS.

RANKBOOK No. $50 sol OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing ANY person having
a claim to X is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days. submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FOR SALE

12S WEST SID Sr.-Private baths, steam.
electricity, parqueted; excellent cooking
special doctors suite, opportunity,
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WAFER FILTERS.

DRINK PURE WATER-LINKE ACORN
and Advance self cleaning stone tube water
purifiers. indOrs1 d by leading physicians.
booklet mailed 2S5 West t6th ST
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LARGE. SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water; private family. beautiful location IaclnS
the Hudson. telephone. Harrison. 2lS West lVIsf
st Telephone d1Co-KtveFside
Rooms. large and small, single or en- suite;
most comfortable and homeltke- references.
q WesI OH
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For Young Ladies-Country.
Miscellaneous.

VANTED-AMBITIOUS LADY STUDY PROF
itable profession. Social. Institutional. Literary
Secretary ship. ColLASlAIE3 7H west 'oth .
T00KTTG FOR A school. OR CAMP9-By
v-rtting school Agency. Go6 E, II Park Row.
y You Can Find the school Wanted.
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IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
1910 1903 1908
Week ended Aug. 20
Drygoods 80. So. .0oo014 81, ,994, l53 81 1913. .301
General mdse. Is. 800 353 12,0S5,s1o 9,5s6.617
Totals 80. s1s,31o367 s15.o7ss63 .27e,e1s
Drygoods 500 $50 4aa s1oa lo5 $50 s75457 ,oa1
General mdse 452, 721s So 43I .561,I0s 3l29l6,oo2
Totals . s553,3s1, ,361 s546,673347 s3ss,8 lab
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
n1-Aug s412 1873 1872 S5s3 AS 942 500 75s 254
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the week
Gold ......... S502 S1.250oo0 S. GOO
Silver 66s 949 675 $50 7S1, $50
Totals s71e.149 81. .925 $50 s795,53o
From Jan. /
Gold ...... S45 112 s53 S76. 100 1s2 SAT, 900
Silver ....... 2I.345. 191 %. 62I,236 2I,iOZeo
Totals s72 ass. .O44 s105747 741s s74,9l1, $50
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
c.oTd 81 215 4n6 sq4533 S306 674
silver 55S S4l ;56 659 46. .099
Totals s4.271,247 s15l,192 s35277S
Cola $40 oo2 GAS s6 800 236 SI2 636.9'2
Sii+1er 27127Q4 3311 go 2 1886 O23
Totals 80. S21 716,432 S9.7U35oo sli'sf4ooo
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug. 20-Liquidation in the wheat
pit caused the market to decline rapidly, the
close being ih@l4c to ltAGsc 2ff. Cor. Corn also
broke sharply. finishing 14sc to lNsc down, and
visions We're strong enrly in the day. but later
felt the grain weakness and closed unchanged
10 12lec down Weak foreign markets and
slack demand outside helped along the weakness
in the wheat market. and the grain closed at
the low point for the day and week. Range
of prices:
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American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
.rnfsses etc TO Colleges. Schools and Families
Anniy TO Mrs NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON.
<NP''' 2S Union Square.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
SYMS SCHOOL

1851 EAST 61ST STREET.
TWELFTH YEAR opens October 3.
Many improvements in the two buildings. and
in the Courses. Last year Ninety-six BOYS under
Fourteen Teachers Ages six 70 eighteen. Ap-
plicants must be well recommended.
EE,RGTSON Head Master.
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Blue Ridge, Pocono Mou1
Delaware Valley Rest

THE GLENWUUD-f. n. Johnson 23o.
RINERVIEW HSE-Le Barre Estate. 100.
THE BELLEyUE-Conway & Blair. so
CASTLE INN-A. schmidt. 80.
MOUNTAIN HSE-Mrs. T. Hauser & Son.
KARAMAC INN-Extensive river frontage.
CATARACT House.. NJ. Tucker & Son.
RIVERSIDE HOTEL-M. NJ. Ace. 80.
DELAWARE HOUSE-John Yarrick. 40.
RIVER FARM H'SE-H. A. Croasdale. 80.
CENTRAL HOUSE-H. T. La Bar. 30.
FOREST HOUSE-A L. Marsh 80
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MONTANES

LEADING HOUSE IN POCOEOS
Modern; strictly high-Class IN appoin tr7ents
and patronage: PocORO headquarters for auto
lists Booklet and floor plans upon request.
I. D. IvISON. Prop. Mt. Pocono. Penna-
The IDEAL Hotel an W hich % enjoy
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NEW YORK PRICES.

,7--.sr- Omen High. Low Close day.
.lssS- 81 osS. 81 06S. 81 eeIs 81 o61. 81 oI
E,e,e-rher 10is 1ols o9% lcS% lo42
laTn 6sl. 6e1a
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Miss Mant IL f. SD. Dancing classes stage
and all Fancy Danes Pantomlmes arrangsd
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RESORTS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

CHURLEIGH INN. L. German. IS.
POST OFFICE, EAST STROUDSBURG. PA.
New Oak Grove House, " Smith S5-
Old Homestead Cottage-E. D. Beardslee-
POST OFFICE, MARSHALL'S CREEK, PA
Marshall's Falls H'se-E. D. Huffman. %.
DINGMAN'S FERRY. PA.
HIGH FALLS HTL-P. F. Fulmer. Jr 100
GAP,PA.
WATER GAP HOUSE.. P. Cope. 800.
THE KITTATINNY-G. Frank Cope. 300.
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FuBNISaFD ROOMS TO LET.

J SAN MARCO. Fine Custom shoes. Orthopedic
Specialist Flat feet cured (Arch Supporters)-
I2S East 2Sd st
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
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WATCHES AND JeWELRY.

WATCHES AND CLOCKS and jevveirv OF
every description repaired BY professional
expert Waller Holy. repairing shop Room ).
20 Nassau 81. sacond AiEht
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE nSs EOS

Nineteenth year begins Sept. 2Sth.
College and Commercial Preparation.
1IOx250 ADJOESS SCHOOL.
All lessons prepared at school under class In
structors. For Cataos address 40 West Slst St
Telephone 9OSn SCHUYLER.
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COINS. STAMPS ANp MEDALS.
ORTHoPEDIc FOOTWEAR.

ALL KINDS coins. medals old gold and SILVER
bought coin premium list Ice. retail list free
Elder. 81 East 2Sd St n Y
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MOUNT pOCONO. PA.

MOUNT OCONO, PA
POCONO MOUNTAIN HOUSE-2oo.
MONTANESCA-L D. Ivison- 200
MT PLEASANT-w A. & H. NJ. Leech.
THE ONTWOOD-Elec. Lights. Priv. Baths
HAWTHORNE INN-Ryerson W. Jennings.
FAIRVIEW HOTEL-W. K. La Bar 60.
THE ELyIN-Mrs \. SHUTTER, 80.
POCONO HEIGHTS H'SE-S- EdingeT. 40
WIsCASSET BUNGALOWS & Dining Hall
c. TIELENIUS-Furn. Cottages to Rent.
POST OFFICE, SwIFTWATER, PA
THE SWIFTW ATER--lo0- 4oth Season.
THE ANTLERS-A. c. Teese. 80
POST OFFICE. CRESCO, PA.
The EAST SVIFTWATER-J. NJ. Ace %.
STROUD SBURG, PA.
HIGHLAND DELE. NJ. Foulke 100
HIGHLAND INN-IL L. & MS. Hudders 10.
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NJ. M. CENTRAL OFFICIALS
AND CONTRACTOR TONIGHT

The receiver of the New Mexico
Central Railroad and IA contractor,
together with Col. Hopewell, the last
president of the road, n other Off
Gals will come to Roswell tonight TO
go over the proposed extension of tie
road from Torrance to Roswell. Their
visit and trip are significant. The
Sunday morning Albuquerque Journal
said of the present trip of these gen
tlemen over New Mexico:
Receiver c. c. Murray of the New
Mexico Central railroad; Charles J.
Lantry, railroad contractor; colonel
w. 8. Hopewen and others int rested
in the CentraTs affairs arrived in AL
buquerque yesterday afternoon. having
been driven overland from the coal
fields at Hagan.
Non of the party cared to discuss
railroad affairs other than TO declare
that the trip was a satisfactory one.
THE affairs of the railroad will
soon be Strengthened out" a one
member of the party. 1T requires
patience and some pretty rough bumps
over mountain roads, but eventually
the matter will work out. There is ev-
cry eason to expect a speedy adjust
mcnt and the continuance of construc-
ton"
After resting here today the party
will leave tonight for Roswell, going
by way of the Santa Fe.
No statement can be had as to the
purpose of the Roswell trip, but it is
known that it is with a view to going
over the proposed extension to that
place from Torrance with Mr.. Lantry
and his engineers. The party will
probably be engaged for a week in
this work.
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Try Interesting Case.

Jackson, Miss, Jan, 17.-An inter
esting legal case, involving the now
disputed point as to the right of Hon.
ID. A. Scott, a member of the YaZoo-
Mississippi delta levee board, to act
in his capacity as an attorney-at-law
IN litigation affecting the interests
and affairs of the board. will come up
for its first hearing at Clarksdale to-
day.
The bill of injunction filed by the
encouragement states the position
of the state and of the governor, and
seeks to restrain the board OF levee
commissioners from the employment
of Mr.. Scott in a legal capacity, whilst
he is a member of the body. To this
bill the board entered a demurrer.
coupled with a motion to dissolve the
injunction and it is on the de-nur ar
and motion that tae case will come
before Chancellor Denton for the first
hearing.
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Iudae Threw Inkstand.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 17.-Because he
threw an inkstand at another jurist
Judge Sampel w. Williams, Attorney
G~eneralelect of Virginia, will be
placed on trial today in the criminal
of Mcdowell county, West Vir-
GINA. The charge is that williams
feloniously assaulted Judge Joseph NJ.
Sanders. Williams will assume the
office of Attorney General of This
State on the first of next month, pro-
vided he is not convicted of the
charge against him.
1t is believed that a fine for simple
assault will be the penalty inflicted
on Judge Williams. If he is convicted
of a felony. as charged in the indict
ment, it means that his office of AT
torney-General of Virginia will be va,
Gated. The constitution of Virginia
provides that a citizen convicted OF
a felony, within or without the State
loses his citizenship and vacates any
office he may hold within the State OF
Virginia. 1t is pointed out That Judge
williams disabilities could be renov
ed. and he could be appointed by the
governor to the office he was elected
to fill last fall.
Friends of Judge Williams are now
hopeful that the unfortunate affair
will be adjusted in a manner that
viii not embarrass him or Judge San
ders.
Judge Williams attorneys will M
doubt, move for a change of venue
IN account of tle feeling in Mcdowell
against the defendant.
The present complications grow out
Of a fight he had while conducting {
case in Mcdowell county. When tn,
lie passed he hurled an inkstand a
his opponent. Judge Sanders was no.
seriously hurt.
As Judge Williams did not go bacl
% West Virginia, \ requisition was
issue for him, but upon Governor
~Swanson's assurance taa the accused
would be on hand to stand trial. the
demand Tor his ~extradition was waiv
ed.
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On Saturday, through the columns
of the Record. r. ID. Bell announced
himself a candidate for justice of the
peace for the eco precinct. The
Record is frank to say that We be-
iieve Mr.. Bell should be defeated.
Our reason for this attitude. is sim
ply. We believe Mr.. Bell has shown
by mis- voting in the city council u
ing the last our years, that he is not
in sympathy with the ideas now pre-
vading the people of Roswell, such
as the suppression of gambling and
the abolition of the bawdy houses;
and furthermore, while Mr.. Bell is not
a drinking man, it is generally known
that he is not in sympathy with the
proposed driving the saloons out of
Roswell OF course, Mr.. Bell has a
right to his own views of these sub
jects. as has the Record to its views,
but il is for these reasons we believe
he should not be elected to the office
Of justice of h peace.
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Act on Copper Merger.

New York, Jan. IA special meet
ing of the stockholders of the Utah
Copper Company met today for the
purpose of ratifying the deal for TAX
ing over control of the Boston Conso-
lidated Copper Company and h ac-
QUESTION of shares of tle Nevada Con
solidated Company.
The circular announced that If the
increase in the capital stock of $25.-
900 900 was ratified at the meeting
the stockholders would be offered the
right TO subscribe to one share of
the Utah stock for ten SHARES on rec
ord held by them at the lose of BUS
mess tomorrow.
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OFFICIAL COPY OF
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CONDENSED report.)


Friday evening, Jan. z, 1910.
Recess meeting. Mayor presiding.
All members present excepting Hay
mes, WhiteEnan and Wiseley.
Mr.. WHY'S introduced Resolution
No. 100 in re issuance of s25.5
school bonds and Proclamation calling
for special election Read in full and
unanimously passed under suspension
of rules.
Message from the Mayor lead in
full and referred to Finance. Fire De
| partment and Streets and Alleys Com.
mittee. Unanimously adopted as read
and Clerk was named as Purchasing
| Agent for City, excepting in the mat
ter of Poor and Paupers, which is to
be under h direction of the Commit
! tee on Poor and Pauper.
Mr.. James Denbo was recognized
as legal holder of original contract ex-
ecuted by J. F. Parks for City Garbage
work, to run to Jun 1910.
Clerk was authorized to pay extra
| garbage man up to and including Jan
uary z, 1910.
On motion of MI. Gavin the Mar
shall was instructed to enforce Sec
II of Ordinance No. Sc of Compiled
Ordinances. All members present
voting yes, excepting Mr.. Bell.
st. Mary's Hospital pauper bills
were ordered paid with the exception
VI care for Mary Edgren. 1t appear
ing hat this was not a City case.
The bill of Frank Easton for care
and board of Billie Burke was allow
&C and ordered paid to date, and Mr.
Gavin was named to investigate this
case and find suitable quarters for Mr.
Burke at less expense to City.
Recess slbject to call of Mayor.
w. T. PAYLOR,
City Clerk
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and completion of an Odd Fellows
Home according to the plans and spe-
~cifications prepared by H. S. Gilbert.
Architect. Silver City. New Mexico.
Plans may be had by addressing w.
w. Ogle, Roswell, New Mexico.
A certified cleck (made payable to
Frank TalmaGe, Jr.) for three per
cent of the amount of each bid, must
accompany each proposal, said check
to be held as a guarantee that h
successful bidder will enter into con-
tract and furnish a satisfactory bond
for the mount of 100000. Should he
rail to furnish said bond, then said
check to be forfeited to said Frank
Tal7nage. Jr.
TIe owners reserve the right to re-
ject any and all proposals. 53t1S
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The Territorial Board OF Equaliza-
ton with much justice on their side.
in refusing to place the ~.aluation of
taxable property at one hundred cents
on the dollar, remarks that this would
be an unwise move until provided for
by the legislature with proper laws.
Undoubtedly the Board is right. The
Record believes that many inequali-
ties exist in h present system of
taxation ia this territory, but II would
be folly to try and regulate h entire
system until proper laws are provid-
ed for by he legislature. The tax
rate for the territory would remain
at the present high rate. until proper
ly changed, and n result would have
been an enormous increase in taxes.
We believe in paying taxes on a full
valuation. but also that sucn a system
should be inaugurated in the proper
manner. provided for by law and en-.
forced equally throughout the terri
tory.
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Captain Fred Fornoff. of h New
Mexico Mounted Police, in speaking
of the shooting scrapes at Corona,
says they can both be trace to the
saloon, there being but one in the
community. and that this one is a
rendezvous of desperate characters.
The sane old story.
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Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. 17.-What is
intended to be a test of the new pure
food law will be tried here this week,
several grocers having been cited to
appear in court today to answer to
the accusation of selling products
containing alum.
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Candidate for Justice of the Peace.
l hereby announce myself as n
date for Justice of the e in Pre-
cinct No. 2, Chaves County, New Mex
leo. subject to the voters of said pre-
cinct. Respectfully,
r. ID. BELL.
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semble today at Yokohoma, whence
they will sail OF Thursday for home.
Honolulu will be reached about Feb.
l. and the squadron will leave Hawaii
on February 8 for San Francisco, ar
irving there about Feb. Is.
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In the death of r. p. Gayle, the PEG
pie oil Roswell have lost an influential
citizen and the county an able officer.
During the administration of Mr..
Gayle the county recorders Office was
undoubtedly the best kept in the ter
ritory.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-17

IL the people of Roswell believe in
the prohibiting saloon in this city
they will do so, and furthermore, will
elect officials in sympathy with their
views on the subject.
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defeat in the senate. 1t is, however,
possible. that the bill may get thru
the senate but m such shape as to
make il objectionable to the people
of New Mexico.
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The greatest joke we have heard in
a Ions time is the report that Dele
gate Andrews was one of the ora
tors" at the dedication of a statute to
Lew Wallace in washington recently.
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Up in Kansas it is necessary for a
candidate for nomination on he Re
publican ticket to pledge himself to
carry out the policies of his party and
to base his fight on that point
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Rev. r. Mcqueen Gray is in Wash
ington working on the statehood BILL
SO ross reports sa~. IL is also re
por,eu tnat Governo- Curry strongly
objects to this action ny MIR. Gray, and
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The Statehood bill is once more be
fore the House of representatives
The result will probably be the usua
one. it's passage by h House and its
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the Republican Congressional Commit
tee At is evident that that committee
expects to have To do som convert
ing" of voters next fall.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Dds VIII be received Dy
Frank Talnage, Jr., Chairman Board
of Trustees of tne Independent Order
of Odd Fellows o. New Mexico, until
January goth, 1910, for the erection
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Candidate for Constable.

/ hereby announce myself as candi-
date for Constable in Precinct No. 2,
Chaves County, New Mexico, subject
to tae voters of salt pre- cinct,
Respectfully,
A. s. LEATON.
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President Taft, having been unable
to thrust his ideas of a constitution
upon the people of Oklahoma. propos-
es to try 1t on New Mexico and Ari'
zona.
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Louis Rucker, transfer, furniture,
pianos and baggage a specially. tele-
phone AZ or II. 57tf.
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Taft's conservation message is by
far the most creditable act of his ad-
ministration thus far.
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Pacific Fleet to Return.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE vessels
Of the first squadron of the Pacific
fleet. now in the Orient, are under or
ders from the Navy Department to as
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From the fact that "BuIl' Andrews
mas been selected as a member OF
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is taking measures to bring him back
to New Mexico.
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AUTOMOBILES,

For Rent. Gel my prices by hour or
day. Breakdowns are unknown to me.
| Phone 33S.-R. F. Cruise. 67t5
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Cook may not have bagged the pole
but he did bag a lot of money.
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NJ. w. Murray, a Christian Science
practitioner. left last night for Hag-
erman on a business trip.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
For SHERIFF..

Candidate for Justice of the Peace.
l hereby myself as candl-
date for Justice of the Peace in Pre-
cinct No. 2, Chaves County, New Mex
ico, subject to the voters of said pre-
cinct. Respectfully,
ID. w. ELLIOTT.