Durand Named Candidate for County Commissioner Race
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner third district, subject to Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner third district, subject to Democratic primary action.
B. H. Wixom announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the 3rd district, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. He seeks the party's nomination in the upcoming election.
Tom Malone announces his bid for tax assessor of Chaves County, seeking Democratic party action and support. He presents himself as a candidate ready to lead in the county’s tax administration.
A rascal with the catch and a fool who rocks the boat clash over symbols and minority issues. Opinion cites the American Flag missing stars, while prejudice should yield to the majority for the greatest good. Iowa farmers miss voting as politicians campaign. Albuquerque writes that a car buyer able to pay 750 to 2500 dollars could afford a ten dollar annual street tax.
Farmers in Illinois raise strawberries and profit from rides in automobiles while in Chaves county and Pecos Valley the dominant crops are alfalfa and fruit. The passage notes a contrast between Illinois agricultural focus and the Pecos region production patterns.
The piece notes Iowa insurgents defeated for governor yet boosting representation in Congress, asserting Republican nomination in Iowa signals election. It mentions Francisco Madero’s Mexico presidential bid and Diaz’s arrest order. Emperor William is cited in a brief commotion over a student letter.
Articles filed in Santa Fe on June 6 1910 establish Gypsite Cement and Plaster Company to be incorporated under New Mexico law with an initial capital of 100000 dollars. Incorporators include Charles W Bayliss Clifford A Bonds F W Wilsey F C Smith and Clif Langsdale. Principal office Acne New Mexico with F C Smith as agent. Five directors named for initial period. Notarizations from Missouri and New Mexico confirm signatures and stock non liability certificate filed.
A fragment discusses beer drinking allegedly causing deterioration of the German people’s physical and mental stamina, reflecting wartime propaganda or public health debates about alcohol's effects. The text hints at social concerns and national resilience without full context.
Amid tensions over Taft's stance on a regiment of black regulars in Seattle the city places sixty special police around the quarter to keep order. The Republican president has not acted to change the situation.
The speaker argues Taft would shift the public debate from high tariff rates to Socialism to distract voters from the Republican tariff record, suggesting tactics of rhetoric to divert attention from prices and extortion.
John Dalzell of Pennsylvania has long allied with Cannon in the House, following commands closely. He won re election this year by under four hundred after a sixteen thousand margin two years ago, signaling rising insurgent sentiment in the Keystone State.
Senator Beveridge criticizes the tariff law noting that duties rise where the tariff hurts most and fall where changes are minor. He argues this reflects the core mechanism of successful tariffs from a protectionist viewpoint.
Currents in finance hint at a bath tub trust forming in New York with possible Morgan involvement. Analysts predict price rises by twenty five to thirty percent. The remark also hints at patenting the atmosphere and selling equity checks if politics stay with the Republicans.
The mayor and city council may discontinue street sprinkling if council members persist in opposing measures for Roswell. The current ad contract has expired, and sprinkling continues only by mutual forbearance. Blame for any halt would fall on the opposition council members until they end their efforts or the ordinance is carried.
Nathan Jaffa, secretary, certifies that on June 6, 1910 at 10:00 AM the record for Company No. 6459 was filed and that he has compared the copy with the original on file.
A Roswell ordinance taxes city real personal and mixed property for 1910 1911 with ten mills for general city needs and multiple special taxes for park Carnegie Library fire apparatus sewer and water bonds street improvement and more the measure specifies collection via the County Assessor and takes effect after five days from publication Mayor G T Veal signs the ordinance
Notice from R. F. Cruse offering a furnished residence at 104 S Kentucky for rent with modern amenities. Also sells or trades a Buick 17 in first class condition. Swift Bros sew on buttons and mend clothes. telephone 517 for contact.
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