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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
F. W. Stockton arrived from South Spring. Mr and Mrs J E Cravens came from Mason City Ia for a prospecting visit. C St Brice returned home after a brief court stay. Ter Rose Comb Rache Island Red birds for sale cheap W H Lowry box 774 city.
H. N. Roberts arrived from Wichita for a business visit. City Alderman W. C. Reid is confined to his home due to sickness. L Durham arrived from Carlsbad this morning for a brief business visit as an inspector for the U S Bureau of Animal Industry.
A shower fell in Roswell at three o'clock this afternoon, sufficient to lay the dust. The rainfall appeared heavier to the west of the city, with the downpour mainly localized in that direction.
At a June meeting the board of regents voted to rebuild the University of New Mexico science hall as a permanent one in a mission style. Plans call for a one story cement building with future vertical expansion and a central campus placement. Insurance of 14300 dollars must be paid before proceeding. Dr J H Wroth will draft preliminary plans. A west side site was chosen and development may require securing additional funds.
Rental notice listing a 3-room house for a couple without children. Contact R. K. Fleming at 711 North Lea for details.
Washington June 3 Rear Admiral A C Dillingham placed on the retired list today after reaching the age limit. He served with distinction in multiple commands and retires leaving a noted record in naval history.
The Musgrave trial before the district court resumed with District Attorney L O Fullen finishing his argument at 2 30 pm Judge Pope prepared jury instructions to be delivered around four pm The lengthy proceedings included debates over what evidence should be allowed causing the jury to be excused and time to be lost
The Roswell Tennis Association reports rising member inquiries as tennis activity intensifies. Local club events attract players of all ages, with new members joining weekly and plans for spring sessions underway.
New members are being added and a meeting and election of officers are planned for the near future. Palme Bradley has been chosen temporary secretary treasurer. The club is likely to take up a tournament challenge recently sent by the club at Hereford.
An exhibit of husbands is planned by the Pittsburgh Woman's Club as a novelty event replacing the June rose festival. Members groom their husbands and stage stunts to show them at their best, aimed at portraying home loving roles despite club life. The show will also serve to acquaint husbands with each other as part of the social display.
London June 3 King George V turning forty five today was born at Marlborough House in 1865. He plans to write his own speeches and has shown knowledge and sound sense in colonial visits. He favors sporting interests, may lease racing stables, and is described as democratic and anti snobbery. A Victoria era anecdote shows his frankness about economy.
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