Upon Good Nature and Indigent Patient Transport
Last Saturday night telegraph warned of a patient on the night train from Texico to St Marys hospital. D F Brooks aged 52, a helpless invalid, arrived without funds. Roswell officials sent him as a burden to others. Roswell keeps its poor but resents indigent dumps from neighboring towns. Sisters of St Mary likely consented to aid, but questions arise over carriage and hospital fees. Also notices: Appointment of Committee for Oliver Phelan lunatic with June 1, 1908 filing deadline. local sewing ads at 104 S Penn Ave.
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Texico
St. Mary’s Hospi
D. F. Brooks
Clovis
Roswell
Sisters of St. Mary
Oliver Phelan
District grand jury impaneled and charged by Judge Pope
The district court finished impaneling the Federal grand jury and jurors received their charge from Judge Wm. H. Pope. Grand juries are at work and the U. S. petit jury is to be impaneled tomorrow morning while the Territorial petit jury is returnable May 4. The Scherer vs. Johnson case from Eddy county was heard in chambers today.
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District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Wm. H. Pope
F. P. Mitchell
W. McBride
J. R. Ray
B. F. McCormack
J. C. Weaver
E. O. Peck
C. T. Walters
Edgar Harral
S. P. Banks
Mayberry Bond
G. N. Amis
C. T. Mathews
H. J. Price
Emiliano Sandoval
W. E. Friend
W. W. Ogle
Fred C. Hunt
W. T. Paylor
C. H. Hale
Bryan Barton
J. B. Herbst
Scherer Vs. Johnson
Eddy County
U. S
Government to Acquire Forest Lands to Preserve Water
A committee favored authorizing 45 million dollars for federal acquisition of forest lands in the Appalachian and White Mountain ranges to protect stream flow. They noted reserves aiding navigability may render such acquisitions constitutional. An amendment to the Naval Bill proposes about five million dollars to start work on new ships and vessels.
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Appalachian
White Mountain
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Judiciary Panel Rules Bill Unconstitutional
Washington April 22 The House Judiciary Committee declared the proposed bill unconstitutional, signaling the panel will stall court-related measures and limit constitutional challenge options. The decision narrows legislative avenues for pursuing the contested policy.
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Forestalls Courts
Washington, D. C
House Judiciary Committee
Expulsion at Woolverton College Tied to Bronco Contest
The Record reports the expulsion of the Allison brothers from Woolverton College followed their attendance at a bronco busting event at an Amusement Park. Prof. Woolverton warned them not to return, with rights to pursue the matter in court. Also noted are local ads: $1.50 horse-shoeing by T.M Rabb and a merchandise deal offering $1 in mdse with $25 cash tickets except for hotels, ranch and feed orders from Forstad & Johnson.
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Forstad & Johnson
Allison Brothers
Woolverton College
Amusement Park
Woolverton
Children’s clothing made at 104 S Penn Ave
If you will have your children's plain and fine clothing made at 104 S Penn Ave, you will be satisfied. If
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S. Penn. Ave
Notice to the Public and Local Notices
Notice to the Public states a five passenger auto for hire with contact numbers. Gace Russell offers poller work. J B Herbst advertises $500000 long term farm loans with annual interest and payoff option. Job ad seeks light house keeper at 1602 N Ky. New arrivals in Tan Oxfords at The Stine Shoe Co. located at 3rd and Main.
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Stine Shoe Co
Cor
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Stein-Bloch
Uncle
Father
AK Rana
RECI
doyee-Pruit Company
T. M. Rabb
East 2Nd St
R. B. Jones
Judiciary Committee
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Co
T.M Rabb
Cass
Price & Go
R. F. Cruse
Gace
Russell
Poller
N. Main
P. O
N. Ky
Roswell Creamery
Majestic Theatre
Moving Pictures
Independent
Tardare Company
Fullerson’s
P.S