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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
2
May 19 1903 Roswell New Mexico issue notes ad insertion deadlines and ad needs. It cites the March 3 1879 act and mentions the legislature debating the strict attorney bill. Quotes from Josh Billings and W L Douglas. The Pecos Valley seeks railroad rate cuts while Governor Swettenham shows temper control.
The fragment notes uncertainties about autocratic influence in district attorney appointments, referencing after the abdication of a ruler identified as Little gue and the One'th. The text implies diminished central power altered the appointment process.
The Roosevelt administration's regulatory push may push railroads toward accepting William Jennings Bryan's proposal for government ownership as a solution.
A sharp remark compares modern legislative friction to Emperor William I’s harsh treatment of the Reichstag, arguing the body serves to oppress the governor. The line suggests using stern measures to curb legislative maneuvering.
After the bluff is called critics and public alike intensify scrutiny of railroad deals. Authorities, citizens, and interest groups press for transparency and accountability across multiple regions and projects.
A suit to secure fair freight rates to Pecos Valley points prompts railroads to present liberal reductions on all shipments as the action against them intensifies.
A compact note on Republican papers echoing New Mexican defense of the Immigration Bureau and public printing graft. The text hints at long standing tensions between reform rhetoric and entrenched interests.
Elder C. C. Hill urged service as the church mission in a Sunday sermon. He argued creeds and opinions harm work to make better citizens and Christians, noting church division as its weakness while urging unity for law, morality, and decency. He cited Roswell election as an illustration of growing strength in unity.
The Record reports from Santa Fe that Democratic Representatives Mullins and Hudspeth opposed a bill removing district attorney appointment powers from the Governor. The piece asserts their stance serves good government while noting party interests could influence who fills the post if party control shifts.
The text notes that officials must act for the future good of the whole Territory, binding them to duties stated in their oath of office. It underscores collective responsibility and long term welfare guiding public service.
The Record reflects on generosity from Colonel Frost and free materials from Santa Fe. The editor recalls receiving the New Mexico Blue Book, the Governor's report, and illustrated resources about the Territory with pam phlets aiding understanding. The piece notes expected editorial thanks for such assistance.
A newspaper recounts a cautionary incident in New Mexico where a reporter faced a counterclaim after publishing hearsay about John Jones stealing chickens. The editor then assigns a harmless social function piece noting Mrs Smith hosted a speakled dinner and Mrs Brown won a euchre game, both presented as rumors and claims.
Northbound arrivals at 10 10 a m and departures at 10 25 a m. Southbound arrivals at 4 50 p m and departures at 5 00 p m. M D Burns agent Cedar Brook former W H Mc Brayer Oriental. 59tf Figure with B F Smith when you want buggy painting. Phone 176. 7t
Santa Fe reports the Supreme Court adjourned January 21 to February 25 for opinion preparation. It lists January term actions from the Fifth Judicial District Chaves Eddy and Roosevelt counties including Minter Grabfelder Boykin Kingdon and Tallmadge cases with affirmations and a few remands.
For rent a 44 acre alfalfa farm with 12 acres bearing orchard and 55 to 60 acres in cultivation near Roswell. Ditch water available. Includes house and farming implements. Rent based on part of crop. See Carlton & Bell. Old Indian River Rye Oriental.
Classified items include a gentle horse sale by R H McCune at 74110, a rotary and drop Austin drilling machine available via Oasis Ranch, Bronze turkeys and Barred Plymouth Rock chickens at Slaughter farm with inquiry to J A Williams, and a nice 5 room residence near the courthouse with land, barn, corral and outhouses priced with terms through R L Miller at Capitan Hotel.
Large sunny room for two with board and phone contact 149 at 719 North Main. Room occupied by Lee and Hampton after February first by H. P. Hobson at 7411. One acre fertile ground with water furnished for a one fourth share of crops inquire 221 North Majin 7813.
Eight room house on six lots with shade trees and sidewalks. Artesian well, ditch water right, 26 acres sown to Carlton and Bell. Close in at 303 North Main Street. Price 5500 dollars with low-interest terms.
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