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Roswell Daily Record, 09-16-1907 H University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Roswell Daily Record, 1903-1910 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 9-16-1907 Roswell Daily Record, 09-16-1907 H. E. M. Bear Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/roswell_record_news Recommended Citation Bear, H. E. M.. "Roswell Daily Record, 09-16-1907." (1907). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/roswell_record_news/1234 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Roswell Daily Record, 1903-1910 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "tyw iMJSWELL J com VOLUME 5. ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY EVENING, SEP 1 EMBER 16 1907 NUMBER 169 of the Record force, was thrown from time, is guaranteed to every grad- bled there and attached to regular a bicycle yesterday and dislocated uate, among the first fifty students trains. BABY KILLED his wrist, so that he may be unable MEYERS AND who enter. The promotion is assured ELECTION IS Silver City and that section, with CURRY FOR to work for Beveral days. those who deserve it. the Pecos Valley, are the least known The company is now building new among the neighboring communities R. MICHAELIS HOME roads and will build more as Boon as so far as the average El Pasoan is IN RUNAWAY FROM SUMMER TRIP. THE RECORD we get men to operate them. VERY CLOSE concerned. They are off the main STATEHOOD R. Michaelis, the sheep breeder and The course consists of telegraphy, lines of travel, and few have visited wool grower, returned on the auto to- typewriting, station work and rail- them. Such a trip would not only op- day from his eastern and northern road accounting. en the eyes of many, but it would cer- summer excursion. He came In via The average time required to com- tainly result in opening up a splendid El Paso and the auto route. Mr. Mi- plete this course is from two to four line of trade. chaelis left last May and toured many SANTA FE TRAFFIC MANAGER months. BONDS ARE SAID TO HAVE A INFANT OF C. W. DAVISSON DEAD of the eastern states, visiting the ex- TAKES ISSUE WITH RECORD We know, and every experienced SMALL MAJORITY. Charles Brown, Snake Killer. THE GOVERNOR IS MOVING WITH HAGERMAN. AT position at Jamestown, Washington, ON FREIGHT RATES. operator and railroad man will advise Charles Brown, the real estate man GREAT CARE. New York, Philadelphia and Boston, that in a regular railroad college or performed a stunt in the presence of the natural home of all wool grow- office is the place to learn telegraphy witnesses Friday that deserves pub- ers. He also went through Lake and station work, therefore we are lic record. While out in the suburbs George and Lake Champlain and all making this a practical proposition. showing a "piece of property to a pros- TWO-THIR- the beautiful lake country of New .The manager of the P. V. & N. E. BUT NEED pective purchaser he saw a four-fo- M. PRICE IN A RUNAWAY York, and up into Canada, visiting HIS LETTER IN FULL Lines, Mr. Avery Turner, has ordered rattlesnake coiled ready to spring. Montreal, Quebec, crossing Alexan- the wires run from the main line While he was deliberating what to FO CONSULT PRESIDENT dria bay and stopping at Toronto. Re- through the college building at Ros- do the snake uncoiled and started for turning to the United States, he visit- well, and will order them run through his . hole. Mr. Brown started in pur- ed Niagara Falls, 'boated to Detroit, other Woolverton colleges as soon suit and soon overtook the peace-lovin- g Mackinac Island, and thence, to Chi- as practicable. Small Vote Had Been Polled Up to reptile. Mr. Brown toad on a pair Three O'Clock and Men' in Fa cago, coming from the latter place to Under Date of September 12th, Mr. We are now ready for fifty students the of heavy gloves, and realizing his Prominent Merchant and His Wife vor of the Bond Issue Were El Paso by rail. He ihad a pleastnt Meyers Says the Railway Will Put Roswell. All who desire a position the safety, reached down, picked up the Thrown From Their Buggy and He at Ones Who Were Coming to trip. New Rates Into Effect on Septem as agent or operator may Out snake by the tail and beat its brains Will Also Hold Conference With Ter- Receives Badly Broken Wrist. railroad Vote. Could Be Carried" Either Way ber First. Tariffs Already Changed call at the college at once. Remem- out on the ground. The six rattles ritorial Chairmen of Democratic Hand May Never Have Any Fur- With a Little Work. prove story. ther Usefulness. Edgar Harral Miss Maude Deisher and brother, ber your position will be assigned the and Republican Parties to Devise who have been here since last De you on day you You al- Plans for Making Movement Non-Partisa- Brought to Roswell and May Re- the graduate. came up Carls- cember for the tatter's health, left so get a pass road. W. F. Harbert from cover. over the Sunday to spend day, accom- this morning for their home in Fin-- Address communications to bad the all panied by F. W. Lehrack, of castle, Va. The in .the Daily Record of Railroad Accounting and Kansas article Santa Fe City, Mo., millwright who Is set- September 7th regarding the non Telegraphy College. The result of the special election the - ting up new cement plant for the W. T. Gibbons went to Amarillo compliance of the Railway Company W. T. WOOLVERTON, Mgr. today on the question- of the city of the morning on re- Oriental Cement Plaster Co., at Orien this business. He will with the orders of Che Interstate Com Phone 242, Roswell, N. M. Roswell issuing $125,000 in bonds to The eleven-months-ol- d baby of Mr. turn tomorrow night to ship 1,400 pay for a municipal water plant is tal, near Carlsbad. merce Commission has called forth a Albuquerque Special. and Mrs. Clarence W. Davisson was sheep he bought of George Corn to Trains Running to Belen. not a matter of certainty as the Rec Journal reply from D. L. Meyers, general Sam McCue left this morning for Sauta Fe, N. M., Sept. 12. Govern- killed in a runaway at 2:30 Sunday Winchester, 111. A train was run over the Belen cut- ord goes to press this afternoon. With freight and passenger agent of the Columbia, Mo., to enter the Missouri or Curry received a yesterday afternoon, and the father and moth- off from end to end Saturday. It a little work either side might carry letter Hughes was Pecos Valley Lines of the Santa Fe State University. His sister, Miss Ma- from President Roosevelt inquiring er were badly bruised in the same The celebrated trial System. Meyers brought a load of workmen from near the election, according to the aspect set to come up in court at Carlsbad In this letter Mr. ry Hughes McCue, who has been whether he could meet the President accident. states changes been or Belen to a point east of Amarillo, of things as seen on the streets and family today. Hughes is accused of complic- that the have spending the summer here with her at St. Louis and go with him on his The Davisson had driven dered to go effect September where they will be put to work on at the polls this afternoon. Schoon-ove- r into aunt, Garrard, left boat, to Memphis on Octo- out to the home of J. E. Fife, five ity in the robbery of the Sol of Fe. This was Mrs. James this the 2nd of 1st. These changes were received the track the Santa At three o'clock only 242 votes had morning Fulton, Mo. morn- miles southwest of Hagerman and Mr. saloon at Carlsbad. the third train that had been run for her home in ber. Governor Curry stated this here several days ago, and are now been cast, which is very light. The ing that he would avail himself of the Davisson had gotten out of the 'bug- in effect in Roswell, although across the new road. Trains have been men who favor bonds were the "to W. H. Hebb, who has been work there the Dan Gallegos, the husky Mexican opportunity afforded to have a talk gy help out his wife, when the out from Texico to Sunny-sid- e ing for J. S. Townsend at the P. V. seems to have been some delay on the running ones who were working the hardest, who pitched such good ball for Ros- with on iiorse suddenly took fright at other for some time, but the trip the President the statehood Market for the past year, left thi3 part of the Railway Company in no although there were some dissenters well early this season, has signed question and would go from St. Lou- horses near by and started to run. let- across to Belen has- - been made only morning two months - tifying the agents. Mr. Meyers' who were taking the time to put in with the team at La Cananea, Mexi- Mr. Davisson tried to reach the lines, for a visit at recently. is down to Memphis on the Presidents his old home in Bridgeman, Mich. ter is as follows: a plug against the issue. Both sides co, and will leave Amarillo at once boat in to present to .
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