O Z Finley Nominated for Sheriff in Chaves County
The Record announces O Z Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county, pending the Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces O Z Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county, pending the Democratic primary action.
The copper trust is said to be finished yesterday while a Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry started its labors. About 100000 acres around Portales may be irrigated by pumping. Tariff effects lift prices while cheap ore continues. Public votes on saloon issues stir Roswell. Wind storms temper Eastern expectations. Joes of the Mighty Hunter from Africa are freed in court. The New Mexico exhibit at Chicago’s land and immigration display shines thanks to H B Henning.
The passaged lament attacks protected infant industries and the tariff system as a tool of the Republican party, accusing lawmakers and newspapers of corruption linked to the Panama Canal purchase and climate concerns. It condemns liquor spending and envisions a future where old grievances persist, with a Stockman editor clinging to Andrews and Statehood.
A vendor advertises pure high grade candy with well flavored varieties. Assorted kinds and flavors offered in pretty boxes from one to five pounds. Marketed as an informal gift suitable for gifting and appreciation.
A prominent Seattle man, keen on Alaska, offers to lease government coal lands in the Territory. His proposal could yield millions where current output is thousands at cost. Doubts remain on access to mining due to strong influence of Special Interests in the Taft administration.
A brief Wall Street flutter prompts the President to reassure markets and deny that combinations threaten his administration while promising relief, yet general prices, trusts, and tariffs continue to burden the public as the President remains reserved.
The comet now visible after sunset in the western sky is Halley’s Comet. It will briefly vanish then reappear in March in the eastern sky. Last night it was particularly noticeable.
The article invites Roswell residents to look up at a clear sky tonight, promising a worthwhile celestial view. It also includes a political critique of tariffs and trusts, noting the high price crisis stems from the protective tariff and urging action against tariffs rather than boycotts. It ends with local notices about Sheriff Ballard and Mrs Dollie Hamrick’s travel plans.
The Chaves County district court advertises a public auction listing real estate Lot No. 5 Block 20 Original Town Roswell and multiple personal property items from The Honda Stone Manufacturing Company, including brick machines and a spur track. The sale, set for March 19, 1910, at ten A M at the Roswell courthouse, will settle $3,759.32 in debt plus costs and accrued sale expenses.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as narcotic free and safe for children, promising quick relief from colds and warning that neglect can lead to pneumonia, catarrh, bronchitis, or consumption. It notes product availability at 25c, 50c, and 1.00.
Public notice records the incorporation of Shepherd and Company of Roswell New Mexico filed January 22 1910 with the secretary of state. It advertises fruit and shade trees for sale through J S Highsmith Artesia Nursery Artesia NM and Wyatt Joanson at healing ground corner Main and Fifth streets Roswell NM with phone 591.
The Record Office offers a wide range of legal blanks for justice and territorial courts and general commercial use. It lists warranty deeds mortgage deeds bills of sale leases chattel mortgages releases and satisfactions promissory notes receipts for rent and sale cards and mining blanks among other forms. The office prints neat correct forms on good paper and offers custom blanks and assistance with special orders.
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