Court Business Fiscal Year 1905 Fifth Judicial NM
Transacted court statistics for the fiscal year ending June 30 1905 in the Fifth Judicial District Territory of New Mexico. Civil cases pending July 1 1904 docketed July 1 1904 to June 30 1905. 273 causes tried. 170 dismissed. 125 pending. 146 days of court from July 1 1904 to June 30 1905. Terms in October 1904 46 days and April 1905 10 days total 56 days.
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Sri. Ody Seines
Pendy
Chaves County
Eddy County
Roosevelt Co
Roswell Ordinance Levies City Taxes for 1895-6
An old Roswell ordinance imposes general city taxes of six mills and several special taxes for library parks fire apparatus sewer bonds and funding bonds. It provides rates per dollar of assessed value and sets the effective date five days after publication.
The Passing of Buck
A veteran recalls battlefield kill duty in hand to hand combat and the emotional impact of taking a life during service as discussed in a conversation at an Army and Navy club with a retired cavalryman.
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Army and Navy Club
Buck the horse and the frontiersman tale told
Clarance Storms Shaler recounts a Civil War era bond between a man and his horse Buck. The narrative traces Buck’s speed intelligence and loyalty from frontier skirmishes to relief runs, through Donelson Shiloh and Perryville, ending with Buck’s humane death and a grave marker.
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Buckeye
Buck
Fort C
Fort L
Kentucky
Tennessee
Donelson
Shiloh
Stone River
Perryville
Safle
Clarence Storms Shaler
Local Fourth of July notes and arrivals in Roswell
Roswell residents and visitors spent the Fourth at nearby towns including Carlsbad and Artesia. Individuals such as E J DeArcy P E Carter J A Tallman and Mrs F Wayland traveled from or to Roswell while others came from Kisamee Lake Arthur and Dayton for brief visits. Lost clothing noted, and a church meeting announced by Dr A P Morrison.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
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Tory of
New Mexico
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City of Roswell
Carnegie
Roswell
City of
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Fred J. Beck
Geo. L. Wyllys
J. F. Hin
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Territory of
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Pears
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Roswell, N. M
Trustees of
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M. E. Church
N. M
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William Reace
Missouri
M. J. Hartman
J. R. Slease
D. L. Geyer
Sam Jones
J. E. Henderson
E. J. DeArcy
Kenna
P. E. Carter
Artesia
North Richardson
Gilmore & Fleming
J. Odd Hamilton
Carlsbad
J. A. Tallman
Dexter
Alice Sheppard
S. W. Karr
Felix Ranch
G. R. Rucker
N. Mo. Avenue
J. H. Wilder
J. W. Chisholm
Dayton
James F. Carter
Amarillo
Hereford
O. B. Caldwell
Kisaimee
Fla
F. Wayland
Clara Cooper
G. L. Cannedy
West Cliff
Colo
R. J. Gossett
W. J. Gossett
Violet Gossett
A. P. Morrison
M. E
Charles A. Flynn
Lake Arthur
Attica
Kan
Slaughter's
IL. F. D
Second Street
Telegraph Company
RE. E. McNatt
R. G. Ingersoll
Pert Ingersoll
Laswell
Old Mexico
Arizona
Hondo Land
Artesian Belt
A. O. Millce
Texas
Room
Ween
Ing
Pecos
Pecos Valley
Hicles
Studebaker
Fardware Co
Morrow & Tannehill
Green River
U. S. Navy
California
John
B. Hof
Kipling
Hagerman-Felix
Shipping Point
Eid
Haverman
Warren & Pialone
Hagerman, N
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Sherwin-Williams
Moresco
Po Cag
Pecos Valley Drug. Co
Yyers A
J. C. Ayer
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