Saluons Remain Licensed Under New Law
A brief report notes that saloons retain their licenses under a new law, with payment received this morning triggering continued operation as per the updated regulation.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1905
Page
1
A brief report notes that saloons retain their licenses under a new law, with payment received this morning triggering continued operation as per the updated regulation.
Roswell closes several saloons after a new City ordinance requires a yearly $2,000 license. Seven dram shops, 26 gambling tables operate. licenses issued raise $15,300 in marshal collections. Some establishments reopen under new names while others close permanently. Pecos Valley Liquor & Cigar Co. prepares to discontinue stock.
Seg Y Hay is Dead block 8 of Huchendorf addition to Dexter. Dexter Townsite Company to H. Embry for $60, lots 10 and 12 in Thayers' addition to Dexter. Herman Menn and wife to M. M. Brunk and others for $1,000, lot 11 in block 3 of Dexter.
A vintage sales copy urges immediate purchase of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It promises urgent usefulness, life saving potential, and quick relief, noting availability from all dealers.
President Roosevelt grieves as John Hay dies at home on July 1. Interment planned for Cleveland, Ohio, with service likely in Washington. Hay, a longtime diplomat and ally of Roosevelt, dies after a brief illness. Taft considered potential replacement but no decision made. Oyster Bay and Washington tributes note the deep personal friendship between Hay and the Roosevelts.
A report grounded in two trustworthy sources details a mutiny and outlines key events, timelines, and involved parties. The summary highlights the alleged actions, responses by authorities, and potential implications for ongoing investigations. Further verification is awaited from additional independent witnesses.
A private Odessa telegram says mutiny in the Potemkin and other ships makes early resumption of work impossible. The Os de ssa governor is said to be in control as tension mounts in Europe and Washington reports Secretary Hay’s death from pulmonary embolism.
A late era editorial notes thrift and prudent spending, arguing that saving ten percent of earnings is rare and that small investments save larger costs later. It cites Secretary Hay's illness, Roosevelt's concern, and the value of careful household economics alongside a probate note in Chaves County New Mexico. The piece closes with a brief mention of a Japanese mission and public notices.
Governor Otero will act on formal charges filed by Bernalillo District Attorney Frank W. Glancy against County Treasurer Frank A. Hubbell Sheriff T. S. Hubbell and School Superintendent Eslavio Vigil. The disclosures involve liquor license proceeds, jail meal costs, and school visit payments, with potential removal if proven.
Tallmadge’s preliminary on subornation of perjury before U S Commissioner Karl Snyder was postponed on motion. The first case is set for July 15 and the second for July 17 at ten in the morning. Tallmadge remains on bond until disposition of his case. Thomas Hughes, Albuquerque publisher and pioneer, dies at 57 from cancer in Albuquerque New Mexico.
One million Epworth Leaguers are expected to watch Denver as the seventh international Epworth League convention opens next week. The gathering will bring together Methodist young people from across the country for events and speeches marking the organization’s activities.
W A Riling of Chicago connected with the Rock Island railway has been tendered the appointment to succeed J F Stevens in railway construction in the Philippines. The official announcement is pending but acceptance is expected.
Three homestead claims were filed in the Government land office yesterday. Three desert claims were filed today and Lucy J. Gilbert-Bannzra completed a final proof on her homestead. The office closed at one o'clock due to Saturday closing.
By order of J. county New Mexico the estate of R Harris deceased remains under administration. Dessie Crossdale filed her final account and the first Monday in July is set for hearing directions to the final account. Probate Clerk F P Gayle witnesses May 24 195?.
The Record reviews Fitzgerald's guide to tropical Mexico praising its health and wealth, opportunities for new homes, and easy access to invest. It highlights pictures of the prospector's land showing the country as worthy of investigation.
Fireworks at The Old New Idea appear in a brief notice by A. K. Mont. Q313. Misses Campbell Augusta Campbell Alda Smith and Irma Totzek seek to leave the Berrendo for a picnic for ten days. C. H. Hale is appointed guardian for his children in probate court.
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico records temperature 91 max 60 min mean 76 with 0.22 inches precipitation and wind from the west at 3 mph. Weather clear. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little change in stationary temperatures.
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