North Spring River Ditch Proposals and Local News
South Roswell notes B L Biggerstaff buying furniture in town and suggests a housekeeping move at Clem ents house 600 N Richardson. Train from the north is six hours late and will not arrive before tomorrow morning. An auto from Torrance is overdue with no telegraph line to contact. The regular mail auto left at one with a special to Roswell residents returning tonight. Proposals for North Spring River Ditch require bonds of 2500 dollars per schedule. W F Moor aged 21 died last night of spinal tuberculosis at Mrs Mary Bentley's North Main Street home. the body to be shipped to Prpnetstown Ll with his mother.
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Torrance
Roswell
Hame
W. F. Moor
Mary ©. Bentley
North Main Stretc
Prpnetstown
Mary Moor
Local Notices and Ads From Area News
Miss Claudia Peeples visits Elida this morning and Mrs J Thompson offers plain sewing and dressmaking. Mrs H T Stanfield of Amarillo visits friends and checks on property. House for rent cheap near 1% miles out, suitable for chickens. Inquire T A Harrison room 7 Oklahoma Block. Fresh stock at Ingersoll Book Store. Wanted to buy a nearby farm in artesian belt or ditch country. describe fully in first letter. Morris & Co Supreme Brand bacon and meats advertised by C A Rex & Co. Don’t cry over spilt milk buyers urged to choose Morris Supreme ham and bacon. Ice refrigerator car carrying meats departs Kansas City for Roswell. New Valley service noted. Christian Ladies earn about $58 at chicken pie dinner. expenses five or six dollars. attendees enjoy the event.
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Morris & Co
Kansas City
Roswell
C. A. Rex
Estray Notice and School Opening Notice
Estray Notice by the Cattle Sanitary Board of New Mexico states a sorrel horse branded J. P. L. will be sold at public auction at 3 p m on September 16 1907 in front of R D Pell's office if not claimed earlier L J Richards inspector Dist No 5. Dicken's Select School will open its second annual session Monday September 2 at 109 N Kentucky with emphasis on initial attendance.
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Cattle Sanitary Board of
New Mexico
R. D. Pell
Main Street
L. J. Richards
Inspector Dist
Dicken’s Select School
Kentucky
Real estate transfers in Roswell and area deals listed
Joseph C. Lea and wife convey lot 1 block 10 Roswell to Charles P. Shearman for 400 dollars. The Kenna Development Co to C West for 90 dollars covering lots 11 and 9 block 16 and lots 11 13 15 block 11. West to Wilson Orr for 65 dollars lot 11 block 11. West to W A Fry for 200 dollars lots 13 and 15 block 11 Kenna. Seigfried Totzek and wife to C C Formwalt for 2000 dollars fifty five acres in 9-12-23. The South Spring Ranch & Cattle Company to Ernest E Roberts for 4623 dollars tract twenty and three tenths acres in 13-11-24. R H McCune and wife to Co W Dicken for 1 dollar lots 2 and 4 block 31.
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Joseph C. Lea
Charles P. Shearman
Kenna Development Co
C. West
W. A. Fry
Kenna
Seigfried Totzek
C. C. Formwalt
South Spring Rrnch & Cattle Company
Ernest E. Roberts
Trial in Justice Court Over Interfering With Estes Family
Judge A. J. Welter presided as jurors heard a Boaz based case on interfering with the Estes family. The trial drew a large crowd as sensational testimony marked the proceedings in the courtroom.
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Justice Court
Court of Justice
A. J. Welter
M. E. Cook
E. P. Estes
Boaz
Coal famine looms this fall across Southwest towns
The Texico Democrat reports coal dealers fear a fall and winter shortage as railroads stockpile output from Southwestern mines. Retailers struggle to secure large supplies for winter demand while rail lines prepare for potential shortages, aiming to avoid transport disruption.
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Texico Democrat
Texico
New Mexico
Texas
Southwest
Roswell Seeks Bids for Ditch and Culvert Work in 1907
Sealed proposals are invited from Roswell for concrete lining and culverts in the North Spring River Ditch and Center Ditch in three schedules. Bids due September 18, 1907, with certified checks of 500 dollars per schedule. Separate or combined awards possible, bonds required.
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Roswell
N. M
City Council
North Spring River Ditch
North Spring River Center Ditch
Arthur Stevens
Roswell Seeks Voters for 125000 Water Works Bonds
Public notice states a special election in Roswell New Mexico on September 16 1907 to vote on issuing 125000 in city bonds for water works. Only qualified electors who own taxable property may vote with ballots For the issuance of bonds or Against the issuance of bonds. Polling place at East door of the Roswell Auto Company Richardson Ave and Second Street. Election judges C L Wilson C W Johnson J M Peacock with clerks L Phillips and R S Hamilton. City Clerk Fred J Beck.
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Roswell Auto Company
Richardson Ave
Second Street
City of
Roswell
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Elida
H. T. Stanfield
Amarillo
T. A. Harrison
Oklahoma Block
Ingersoll Book Store
Supreme
C. A. Rex & Co
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Godair Building
Joyce -Pruit Co
Wilson Orr
R. H. McCune
Co. W. Dicken
Parti
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
the Treasury
Finance
National City Bank
Vanderlip
Peter S. Grosscup
E. A. Finnegan
Garst B
Lo’gu
Peter
Sonable
Record Office
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Patterson
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J. M. Peacock
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Fred J. Beck
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Edna Nash Thompson
Frank Miller
Ernest G. Shouse
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Howard Payne
Leon Gresham
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Ralph W. Boaz
Thos. J. Kellam
Ben Hur
Ethel Miller Beach
Daisy Deane Grabel
Robin Grabel
Mary Elizabeth Pyle
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
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Jay A. Hubbs
Mgr
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