Finley Nominated for Sheriff by Democratic Primary
The Record announces O Z Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County, pending Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces O Z Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County, pending Democratic primary action.
A. Durand announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the 3rd District subject to the Democratic primary. The move signals plans to run in the upcoming election cycle with party support pending primary results.
B. H. Wixom announces candidacy for the County Commissioner position in the 3rd district, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary.
TOM MALONE declares his candidacy for tax assessor of Chaves County, subject to Democratic party action. The announcement states his intent to run under party guidelines and participate in forthcoming ballots.
A fragmented report hints at a congressional dispute surrounding Reece Newell and an implied incident termed the scalp affair, with unclear details about Newell being connected to a Pine herent.
Oklahoma fights over moving the state capital while New Mexico eyes the issue. The afternoon paper touts newspapers as best for news and timing. Taft may pardon after another group of trust staffers is convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government. Texas Democrats vote on a statewide prohibition constitutional amendment submission.
Dry spell prompts call to raise sprinkling limits claiming low cost yields high convenience comfort and real savings for homes and especially for merchandise stock.
The former president Teddy Roosevelt will arrive in New York City tomorrow as major happenings are planned in the Dutch town near the two rivers. Expect renewed lectures on a range of topics from motherhood to rat killing.
The opinion of Attorney General Webb of California states that the Jeffries Johnson bout is either a prize fight and illegal, or a fake. if fake, it should be stopped. This sums up the prevailing assessment of the dispute and potential action.
After Senate passage, the statehood bill advances to the House of Representatives for consideration. The chamber faces a choice to accept the Senate version or request changes before enactment.
The article notes the liberal tilt of the House bill versus the Senate bill in a conference on statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. It questions a Republican Congress granting statehood, sees better prospects now, and suggests concessions in a savings bank bill might persuade Eastern Republican senators more than statehood itself.
From Edinburg Scotland on June 17 the conference heard Monsignor Bonoinellio of Cremo na Italy respond to an invitation with a call for a universal religion centered on Christianity. A commission report urged integrating education with missionary work to convert nations, noting schools have raised moral standards and bridged gaps between foreigners and locals, especially lifting outcasts.
The report urges a robust Christian motive in education, arguing for missionary aims to train spiritual leaders and cooperate with state education without compromising Christian principles. It calls for Christian colleges in strategic centers, unified effort among mission bodies, better staff deployment, and steadfast focus on the ultimate end of educating for God’s transformative work.
A report urges urgent educational work in many lands notably Japan China India Africa and the Muslim world. It stresses the need for both funds and workers, warns resources are insufficient, and calls for precise aims and united boards of education across missionary divisions to study and promote education.
Bennett ad notes Oasis Ranch Co. bottles alfalfa pasture and announces The Ladies' Home Journal will begin biweekly issues from September 1 at the old price of 1.50 per year. Hattie L. Cobean, agent, requests subscriptions or renewals and provides phone contact 166 8312.
Jasper G Hedgecoxe executor files final account in John O Hedecoxe estate at Chaves County Probate Court. Judge J T Evans sets first Monday in September 1910 for objections and approval. Dated Hayes County New Mexico 16 June 1930. R F Ballard Clerk.
Albuquerque June 17 The Thirteenth annual Carnival to be held October 3 to 8, 1910, announces vice presidents representing all New Mexico counties. Chaves county is represented by J. W. Ve and J. I. Hinkle. The county will show resources and population at the big fair aiming to include every part of New Mexico.
Des Moines on June 16 Iowa bankers will hear authorities discuss a wide range of financial topics during the annual session of the Iowa State Bankers Association today and tomorrow chaired by local leaders and industry experts.
Eagles from all aeries of Iowa gather in Sioux City for the annual state convention of the order. The meeting will run three days with sessions beginning today and continuing through the weekend.
Roswell Title and Trust Company seeks to swap a good city property for an improved 10 to 20 acre parcel near Roswell. Exchange terms include preferred proximity to Roswell and clear title. Contact Roswell Title and Trust Company for details and deadlines.
Roswell New Mexico April 28 1910 Territory of New Mexico County of Chaves to Scott Nowlin Joe Parks and Dennis Hoover you and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended one hundred dollars worth of labor by the removal of four hundred yards of earth material on the unpatented placer mining claim King more particularly described as follows to wit The West Half.
Notice to coowners of a placer mining claim in Chaves County New Mexico requests payment of $100 yearly expenditures for 1907 1908 and 1909 to keep the claim under Section 2324 Revised Statutes and its amendment If not paid within ninety days of service or publication the interest will be forfeited to the subscriber The Roswell Cement and Plaster Company by agent F C Smith signs the notice
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