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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
2
The Roswell Record publishes Democratic primary rules and voting details for New Mexico territory. The column lists candidate filing deadlines, precinct voting locations, judge and clerk appointments, and voter requirements. It also includes local ads for tires, housing, and farm loans.
The election of a Congregational and a Presbyterian minister to the labor council of Kansas City is seen as beneficial to both churches and the labor movement. The ministers will learn why workingmen and mechanics rarely attend church and exchange counsel with unions on spiritual and practical matters.
The New York Sun notes irrigation workers push into arid West regions. They bring more productive homes for farmers and long term occupancy as crops and prosperity hinge on available water, improving both direct and indirect public welfare.
The passage argues irrigation spurs railroad traffic and expands food availability for regions with scarce supply. It claims irrigation develops lagging areas, eases congestion in older farming zones, and creates attractive land for young, progressive farmers. It urges broader appreciation and encouragement of the work.
Announcement letters show C. H. Hale, Co L. Ballard, and Fred Higgins declaring candidacy for Sheriff of Chaves county New Mexico, subject to Democratic primaries or convention.
Mark Howell declares his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for Superintendent of Schools in Chaves County, pending the outcome of the Democratic primaries.
A list of Chaves County officials and hopefuls announces dates for re election or new bids. Names include WM M Atkinson W G Orton Thos D White Alfred Stinson Jas D Cooley J T Evans J M Peacock John C Peck W C Burrus Z F Deen all signaling intent subject to Democratic primaries or conventions for county positions such as commissioner probate judge assessor in Second and First Districts.
A probate clerk and county recorder office subject to Democratic primaries, with F. P. Gayle named in the notice.
The office of County Treasurer and Ex Officio Collector of Chaves County awaits dates for the campaign and Democratic primaries. County officials announce the forthcoming schedule for the treasurer role and related duties in the local race.
One of the neatest and most complete homes with modern conveniences in Pecos Valley. Rented for 42.50 per month. Will sell for 250 dollars less than actual cost. Reason for selling is need money. First house north of Dr Veal on Richardson Avenue. Call Totten Kennath's ranch Artesia or address Chris Totten. 7T5uf.
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