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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
3
A bustling Roswell page lists real estate pitches from Carlton and Bell, local trades, piano and book store notes, farm and laundry services, and arrivals from Hagerman and Carlsbad. The item notes labor talks in Scranton and a railway wage adjustment.
Sanitary Dairy announces driver changes on the North Hill route. If the driver misses you or makes a mistake please phone 4513 or 8 and 7. E. B. Evans signs the notice.
Bids due at the office by Tuesday December 18 1906 for additions and repairs to a one story stock farm residence. Each bid must include a certified check for one hundred dollars payable to Phelps White as guarantee of entering contract with bond within ten days of award. 42th J. M. Nelson & Co.
The firm invites sealed proposals until Tuesday December 18 1906 for erecting a one story frame residence for M Price per plans on file. A $100 check payable to M Price guarantees entry into contract and bond within ten days of award.
For Sale. Ten acres of land fronting on North Main Street offered at a special bargain for a few days. See us.
Found item notice reads watch fob and locket found. Owner requested to call this office and pay for the advertisement.
Members and friends of the Southern Methodist church enjoyed a good time at a social held last night in the church building. About 200 attended and the event achieved its aim of promoting friendly relations. Miss Nina Rabb and Mrs. R. T. Burge sang, and Miss Morgan played, to the delight of attendees. Refreshments included chicken salad wafers olives pickles coffee and chocolates.
The P. V. N. E. Ry announces holiday excursion tickets for December 20 21 and 22 1906 to many Northern Eastern and Southeastern points. Round trip fare is one and one third of the regular fare with tickets valid for thirty days from sale. Full information at the ticket office. M. D. Burns Agent.
Washington December 14 The House voted after a yea and nay division to refuse a 7 percent pay raise for members of Congress. The tallies were 188 nays and 107 yeas in a decisive vote.
Orlin A. Putnam and others sued Lisle B. Tannehill and wife seeking recession of a land sale and damages. A district court jury found for the plaintiff on part of the complaint and for the defendant on the rest. Recession of the sale granted. damages limited to the original purchase price plus interest since closing, totaling 7,000. The property had been much improved since the sale.
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