Mrs Hart Arrives From Artesia for Extended Stay
Mrs M M Hart arrived this morning from Artesia for an extended stay with her grandson Dr J B Keaster.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Mrs M M Hart arrived this morning from Artesia for an extended stay with her grandson Dr J B Keaster.
A large shipment of span rubber heels has arrived and is available for sale. Agen & Woodard at 120 North Main notes customers can try a pair.
The John R. Wilson case will go to a jury in district court late this. Much of today was taken in presenting the argument of the attorneys.
The Albuquerque crack baseball team under San ta Fe railroad patronage will arrive in Roswell tonight for games with Roswell at Amusement Park tomorrow afternoon and Saturday afternoon. Games will start at three o'clock each afternoon and will be called promptly.
Local physician Dr Audrain, practicing in Blanco for two years, wed last night to Miss Fnoboda of Blanco. No further details available. Audrain has visited Roswell. many friends here extend best wishes.
The Record invites buyers to view a fine assortment of engraving and embossing specimens before purchase.
Mrs. B. R. Buffham the deputy game warden received an elegant automatic rifle as a gift. A note from John C. Ferbiger, president of Baker Gun Company, New York, praises her work protecting song and game birds and states the rifle is the latest model.
Mrs. P. M. Audrain of Kentucky avenue received a telegram stating her son Thrl. Leslie Audrain, formerly of this city, was "war" news. The item notes his marriage to a Colorado girl and reflects local curiosity about the young doctor.
Mrs Reid hosted a five hundred at her Lea avenue Second street residence for Miss Devney. The item notes summer heat but highlights Loyal readers and pushes Day Record subscriptions and want ads to produce revenue.
Miss Devney of Indianapolis was entertained at Mrs. Reid's home with a themed afternoon party. Five hundred was the main game, six tables occupied, hand painted plates given as guest and high score prizes to the guest of honor and Mrs. Phil Helmig. Refreshments featured red ice cream green cherries and strawberries and cake in the afternoon colors.
San Francisco officials announce indictments against several fish companies and dealers accused of suppressing supply to raise prices. The Cartwright law will guide vigorous prosecutions as investigators found large quantities of fish sold to fertilizing firms at five dollars a ton while remaining catch went to customers at fifteen to eighteen cents per pound.
Reports from Yokohama indicate a bumper silk crop for 1910-11, with totals around 40,000 bales at present. Weather has been favorable and could raise yields further, though definite figures are still tentative. Trade conservatives expect revisions but foresee a good Japanese crop with little shortage risk.
The 133rd anniversary of the US flag’s adoption is proclaimed Flag Day in New Mexico. Governor William J. Mills directs flag raisings on June 14 1910 at schools and public buildings and urges newspapers to explain the flag’s history to foster patriotism. Secretary Nathan Japra attests the proclamation.
The issue discusses concrete posts as a durable building material with advantages over wood, guidance from Farmers' Bulletin No. 403 on making and installing reinforced concrete fence posts, and cautions about mold agents and patents. It also includes a compiled ordinance for Roswell detailing city department reforms, budget allocations, and official actions effective June 1910.
Ordinance No 214 creates the office of City Supervisor in Roswell and makes the Water and Sewer superintendent ex officio City Supervisor. The appointee will oversee streets, alleys, bridges, lighting, sprinkling, fire, sidewalks, garbage, city property, and supply purchases with a 50 dollar monthly salary supplement. He must report monthly to the City Council and may be removed by the Council. Previous Fire Department duties remain unchanged.
The Record Office offers a wide range of legal blanks for Justice of the Peace and Territorial Courts plus commercial forms. Included are Warranty Deeds Mortgage Deeds Leases Chattel Mortgages Promissory Notes Receipts For Rent and For Sale Cards and estate settlement papers. Also mining blanks and various court blanks with custom options and reasonable prices.
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