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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
The Wool Market shows gains with higher values for medians and grades in Western and territorial markets. June 13 report from St. Louis Mo notes wool prices advancing, mentioning fine mediums and specific price ranges as trade activity continues.
A claim alleges insufficient qualified residents in Kenna to meet territorial law for granting a saloon permit. The dispute centers on whether the population criteria and local eligibility are met, with officials reviewing residency records and statutory thresholds.
District court opened today for trials initiated by District Attorney L. O. Fullen to close the two Kenna saloons owned by J. F. Brogdon and PD. J. Anderson. The day also included a Notice to Real Estate Brokers withdrawing property from the market by J. W. Tyree. George W. York, secretary of the Berrende Irrigated Farms Company and head of the Bend department for Otis & Hough, arrived from Cleveland and will stay this week. he helped buy Roswell Electric Light Co and financed the Berrende deal.
This morning's Albuquerque Journal reports that a marriage license has been issued for Roger Gatlin and the forthcoming wedding is planned in Albuquerque. The notice confirms a formal betrothal with details pending.
The notice offers full wagon repair, including replacing old wheels with new ones or adding new spokes as needed. It promises thorough work, whether building a new body or a new seat, and states there is nothing in wagon repair they cannot do.
The fourteen months old infant of Mr and Mrs F R Miller of 507 east Fourth street died at one o’clock this afternoon of lung trouble. The funeral will be held tomorrow at ten from the Dilleyparlors with Rev Van Valkenburgh officiating and burial at South Side cemetery. Womens Home Companions and McChure's Magazine two dollars a year. may be sent to different addresses and either may be a new or renewal. Institute Board Sets Contracts The Board of Regents of the Military Institute met at the First National Bank and let the contract for furnishing the new academic building to the Dilley Furniture Company. The amount is not yet known but expected around $3000. The Rockvale Jump coal contract went to Roswell Trading Company and other grades to Roswell Gas Co.
E C Hamilton Dan McHatton Mr and Mrs J Stewart Davis Miss Margaret Mills Miss Margaret Hinson Miss Marion McClellan Billie Hartley Tavis Flack and Judge Greer returned last night from a pleasant stay of a few days at Pine Lodge. The Hamilton family will remain a few days longer.
Berlin on June 15 marks Emperor William’s accession twenty-two years ago today. He enters his twenty-third year as ruler of Germany following his long reign begun in 1866.
Fl Paso, Tex., June 14. Judge Me enem sitting at Socorro, N. M., approved the board of commissioners award of $200,000 for land taken for the site of the Elephant Butte dam at Engle, N. M. Secretary of the Interior Ballinger had ordered this sum paid. work will commence this week on tie.
A mammoth $9,000,000 project aims to irrigate 225,000 acres across New Mexico and western Texas and fulfill treaty obligations with Mexico for equitable water distribution from the Rio Grande.
Secretary of State Philander C. Knox delivered the University of Pennsylvania commencement oration at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia on June 15. He received the LL D degree from Pennsylvania five years earlier. Graduates from across the United States attended, with reunions held by classes ranging from 1865 to 1909.
The Board of Directors of the Commercial Glib meets at 4 this afternoon to elect officers.
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to J L Hyde and Ora Lee Johns, both residents of the city.
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