One Center Ditch Dispute Heads to Arbitration
Two parties in a center ditch dispute have agreed to arbitration to settle their troubles. The move aims to resolve ongoing disagreements over ditch maintenance and access without further litigation.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
1
North Spring River Center Ditch Co Agrees to Arbitration
The Roswell based North Spring River Center Ditch Co has formally agreed to arbitrate all issues with the city. Shareholders met and authorized the action, noting the company was once thought to oppose arbitration and now leading the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditch Company
Roswell N. M
North Spring & River Center Ditch Co
North Spring River & 4 Center Diteh Co
Roswell
Jcam- & & -Pany
Arthur J. Stevens
North Spring River
President's special message urges lease of public lands
A presidential message to Congress today calls for leasing public lands. The proposal emphasizes development and revenue, outlining potential parcels and expected economic impact.
Roosevelt urges land reform and half million for fraud detection
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress urging legislation on public land policy. He advocates government control of western pasture lands, leasing mineral lands, treating fuel lands as public utilities, and an appropriation of 500000 to detect and prevent land frauds. He cites 2300 land entries with widespread noncompliance and fraud. The plan includes separate titles for surface and minerals and leasing of mineral lands to promote farming and mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
West
Savings Bank Shortage Reaches 350000 in Connecticut
New Britain, Conn. February 13 The Savings Bank of New Britain faces a 350000 shortage tied to missing treasurer William F Walker. A run on deposits continued and the bank halted payments as an emergency 90 day clause was invoked to protect funds. Church funds tied to Walker also come under scrutiny as an audit reveals railroad bonds worth 7000 missing from his custody. Hartford authorities confirm potential losses to the Connecticut Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldershaw
Hartford
Conn
William F. Walker
Savings Bank of New Britain
Connecticut Baptist Convention
Thompson
Walker
Artesia County bill and county office reforms debated
Special to The Daily Record reports Santa Fe lawmakers consider creating Artesia County, with opposition and partisan appeals noted. Other bills address county officer removals, tax plots for property assessment, extending Santa Fe city limits, married person rights, and vacancies to be filled by county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Daily Record
Santa Fe
Ruppe
Bernalillo
Artesia County
Committee ON
N. M
Duncan
Artesia
Andrews
Cameron
Garfield County
The
Council
Water and Light Companies
City of
Institute For the Blind
Board of Commissioners
Immigration amendment aims to curb passport abuse
Washington February 13 the immigration bill conference report includes an amendment to exclude foreigners using passports to enter the United States in ways that worsen U S labor conditions. The move responds to Pacific Coast demands against Japanese workers and may ease talks with San Francisco officials and the administration. In New York February 13 the Thaw trial was delayed by the illness of juror Bolton's wife, pneumonia threat, a recess called, and plans for Dr Evans and Mrs Thaw testimony to proceed in sequence, with possible further adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
Senate
Congress
Pacific
San Francisco
Schmitz
Root
Sargent
Immigration Bureau
Hawaii
New York
Joseph Bolton
Bolton
Jerome and
Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Evans
Jerome
Debmas
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Recovery of Fifty-One Bodies Reported by Eight A.M.
As of eight o'clock this morning fifty one bodies had been recovered from the disaster site. Rescue teams continue to search the wreckage for additional victims and to determine the total toll.
Ninety Seven Missing As Larchmont Disaster Carries On
Fire at Cramp Ship Yards follows the Larchmont collision tragedy as coast patrols recover 51 bodies and identify 11 of the dead. Nineteen survivors, including crew, are known. 97 still missing. Conditions remain bitterly cold with little hope for those in missing life rafts and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramp
Oscar A. Young
Providence
Nis
McVey
Larchmont
R. IL
Official report on territory financials and taxation 1906
The report notes the territory’s solid financial condition and timely payment of lawful bills. It discusses tax assessment issues, urges stability in the tax system, and argues that faults lie with officials enforcing listings. It highlights express company revenues, including Wells Fargo 497.80 and Globe 16.20, and urges statutory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hagerman
Legislative Assembly
Reid
Wells Fargo Express Company
Globe Express Company
Telegraph Operators Receive Ten Percent Pay Increase
New York reports Western Union Telegraph Company announces a nationwide salary increase for telegraph operators at its principal offices effective March 1. The measure increases pay by ten percent across the board.
Cattle and sheep receipts steady at Kansas City market
Cattle receipts totaled 11 000 with 300 southern calves. Native and southern cattle ranges listed from 2.25 to 7.25 for different classes. Sheep receipts reached 6 000 with muttons 4.85 to 6.00 and lambs 7.00 to 7.75, range weathers 5.40 to 6.60, fed ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
Roswell Weather Report Sees Warm Night and Clear Skies
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico on February 13 notes a maximum temperature of 72 and minimum of 24 with a mean of 48. Precipitation is 0, wind from the northwest at 3 miles per hour, weather clear. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
Phono graph speaks French German or Spanish at Joyce Pruit Co
The advertisement invites readers to hear a phono graph speak multiple languages at Joyce Pruit Co. It also promotes the select and kindergarten school run by Mr. and Mrs. Dicken, noting its success and offering a daytime and evening night school for flexible attendance. 9412
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce-Pruit Co
Dicken
Officials Council Bill Sets Government by Courts and DA
A council bill proposes government by courts and district attorneys outlining the power structure and duties. It details judiciary led governance with DA oversight and authority levels across departments under the plan.
Fire at Wabash building causes $60,000 damage
A Chicago fire at 311 15 Wabash damaged the building by about 60 000 dollars. Thirty five people at a physical culture school fled in gymnasium outfits. The third floor housed the Chickering Chase Piano Company and the fourth Hotzman and Sons piano stool and scarf makers. Firemen aided employees and several were overcome by smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wabash
Chickering Chase Piano Company
Hotzman & Sons
Boiler Explosion Kills Two In Los Angeles Restaurant
A boiler exploded in a Los Angeles restaurant on Second Street near Spring causing a brick building to collapse. Two people are dead and about twenty injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Second Street
Spring
Long Ride After a Wife to Janesville Wedding
D. H. Burditt of Lakewood travels to Janesville Wisconsin to marry Miss Bessie Latimer of Higgins Texas on February 20. She visits her brother in Janesville. Burditt, a lifelong bachelor, plans to wed after a long pursuit. Johanie Kipling is confined at home with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Burditt
Lakewood
Janesville
Wis
Bessie Latimer
Higgins
Texas
Burditt
Johanie Kipling
Job Training Pitch at Joyce Pruit’s
An employment pitch invites readers to join training for various positions at Joyce Pruit’s location. It emphasizes broad opportunities and upcoming sessions for interested applicants.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Ditch
North Spring River Center
A LI
Pullman
Board of Equalization
W. G. Sargent
Territorial
Roosevelt
Mississippi Valley
Savings Bank
New Britain, Conn
Savings Bank of
New Britain
Iam
F. Walker
Mullens
Gallegos
Loomis
Larrazolo-Andrews
Valencia County
Larrazolo
Block Island, R. I
Col
Lision
Harry Knowl
Sound
Cramp Ship Yards
Philadelphia
R. F. Cruse
M. E. Church South
N. Missouri
Territorial Auditor
Western Union Telegraph
Kansas City
Allery Furniture
I. C. S. Lee
Joyce Pruit Co
Joyce-Pruit’s
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