City Council Convenes Regular Session Tonight
The city council meets tonight in regular session to discuss local ordinances and city business. Officials expect updates on budgets, zoning items, and public projects during the meeting.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
Page
4
The city council meets tonight in regular session to discuss local ordinances and city business. Officials expect updates on budgets, zoning items, and public projects during the meeting.
Baker and Cornell offer free film development for Kodak film when customers order prints from them at 207 West 4th Street. The notice appears as a local business promotion from the 211f listing.
Co. R. Tallman and others from Dexter were visitors today. Ed Seay and C. A. Baker departed by auto for Vaugan and other points on the Rock Island railroad.
A long list of Democratic primary appoints in Chaves County outlines judges for each precinct from North Roswell to Kenna with election sites and procedural rules. It covers eligibility, ballot rules, certification, and filing deadlines for candidates seeking seats on the Constitutional Convention. Also included is a report on the National Irrigation Congress with foreign attendance notes and invitations to Spain and other nations.
Frank Brock resumes his longtime role at the Welter candy store, filling the familiar position and continuing the shop’s traditional offerings.
Notary Mary A Cobean records a Democratic Primary call by I A L Whiteman, chairman, for Chaves County New Mexico. Primary set for August 9 1910 to nominate four delegates to the Constitutional Convention. additional delegates to meet August 13 1910. Precinct delegate allocations listed. Filings due by August 1 1919 with a $25 fee.
A four year old, son of Jim Champion Jr, suffered a badly broken arm when he fell from a burro Friday evening. The bone broke near the joint and the joint was dislocated. Local notes mention a new office opening and upcoming primary election instructions with filing deadlines and party committee actions in Chaves County New Mexico.
A group of nation’s top track stars gathers in Seattle for the Pacific Coast Handicap, running over the next three days. Officials expect records to fall as the meet unfolds. Read the Record Want Ads.
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