A Durand Named Candidate for County Commissioner
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner third District in the Democratic primary.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner third District in the Democratic primary.
B H Wixom announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the 3rd district subject to the Democratic primary action.
Tom Malone announces his candidacy for tax assessor in Chaves County under Democratic party action. He seeks party nomination and support.
Yesterday was Bunker Hill Day. Booker T. was at the dock today. Swollen fortunes demand the application of a huge taxation policy. In Portales last week a good sized consignment of booze was seized by the police. Roosevelt says she will not talk politics in the venti future. Waiting to see what there is in it for T. R. Uncle Sam has stepped into the breach regarding wireless and mail mixups.
The famous Big Stick returns to American shores amid questions about its future use. The public asks where and when the power embodied by the nation’s strength will be directed to address ongoing challenges.
The text proposes Teddy escort prize fighters to Africa and serve as referee, framing it as a worthy mission for an ex president. No verifiable events or named individuals beyond Teddy are provided, and the note reads as a speculative idea rather than a report.
A witty remark notes Senator Tillman unable to use his archpeon on art and teases Bill for being touchy, predicting amusement if Tillman prodded him.
In 1909 Roswell paid life insurance claims totaling 31521 dollars, ranking third among territorial cities. Albuquerque and Las Vegas reported higher totals, placing Roswell behind them in claim payments this year.
With continuing dry weather the Roswell sprinkling proposition is urged as essential and as a paying investment, following past returns.
Lakewood edges toward a major project as plans for a new electric lighting plant accelerate, signaling a bold municipal push for updated infrastructure amid local momentum. The community anticipates changes to energy reliability and growth.
The passage notes Albuquerque will host another large fair, predicting it will be notably big based on past performances. Roswell lags behind the Duke City by a thousand miles in this regard.
The Roswell community lacks a reading room but a pressing need exists. the W C T U will take charge to establish the institution and move the project forward.
If the present senate statehood bill clears all pitfalls New Mexico will become a state within two and a half years. It is more probable we will be unable to take part in the next presidential campaign.
Congress has appropriated thirty million dollars for reclamation projects, raising new hope that the Honda reservoir can receive water allocations. The move signals potential progress for completing irrigation schemes under the Reclamation Service.
The account notes William H. Taft did not accompany Theodore Roosevelt on his return from Africa and European capitals. It characterizes this absence as a matter of dignity for the high office held by Taft rather than jealousy.
The American Grocer reports per capita alcohol use dropping from 23.52 to 21.85 gallons in the past decade. With growing prohibition, further declines are anticipated across the country.
The district attorney at Roswell filed suit in Canves county to compel Anderson and Brogdon to shutter their Kenna saloon arguing the town’s population is under 100. The Frida News notes another town will also close its saloon on one of these big days, and the sooner the better.
The article credits three chief factors for possible passage at this session of Congress. They are the Democratic minority in both houses, President Taft's faction pushing the matter, and eastern lawmakers opposing the postal savings bank bill to limit its beneficial effects.
The article describes a Roswell incident where an alleged arson attempt at a crowded amusement resort drew harsh verdicts. The defendant’s conduct is labeled below human standards by a commentator, who likens it to the lowest of animals. The piece emphasizes the severity of the alleged crime and public safety concerns.
President Taft refused to see Representative Francis Burton Harrison who sought to introduce several Jewish rabbis at the White House. The refusal rested on newspaper statements attributed to Harrison criticizing the President. The remark implies Taft believed the complaints show a contentious stance by Harrison.
The Silver City Independent remarks on the challenge of maintaining proper dignity while upholding the presidential standard. The piece underscores the expectation that a leader comport themselves with measured decorum and authority.
The M. W. A. Band of this city will render a program on Island Main for the usual Saturday night street concert. Selections include Sour Rag Lemon’s and Limes, Close Your Eyes, King of Clubs, Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland, King Sol, La Paloma, I’d Like to Be a Soldier Boy in Blue, and I Always Take My Hat Off When the Flag Goes By. Capt. Jack Fletcher, bandmaster.
Good city property to exchange for 10 to 20 acre improved place in vicinity of Roswell. Roswell Title and Trust Company.
Rio Hondo Commandery meets in regular conclave tonight. Immediately after it closes the Blue Lodge opens and the Third degree is conferred. Next Friday night June 24 our new Masonic Temple will be dedicated with ceremonies at 8:00 p.m. and a reception at 9:00 p.m. Ladies join the refreshment arrangements. J S Lea W M Roswell Lodge No 18 AF&AM W H Cosgrove Secretary. Money to loan on real estate Union Trust Company. 5tf.
Florist and truck gardener Santheson relocates from Alameda greenhouse to a new plot one mile east of town near east Fifth Street. He will continue flower cultivation at Alameda greenhouse with plant sales managed by Mrs. Pape de Pierce from seven in the morning to six in the evening. Sunday deliveries available by advance order. He plans a Eden-like garden east of town but will not grow apples.
Funeral services for the late Mrs Claud Bayless were held yesterday afternoon at 5 50 at the Dilley Furniture Company funeral par lors. Rev P T Ramsey conducted the service and a large number of relatives and friends attended. The body was shipped to the home of her parents in Blida.
The Ladies' Home Journal will be issued twice a month starting Sept 1 at the old price of 1.50 per year. Subscribers or renewals are invited through agent Hattie L. Cobean who can be reached at phone 166. 8312.
Land sale notice offers 400 acres near Dexter, New Mexico within one mile, 230 acres south of town, 100 acres of apple orchard, 40 acres alfalfa, others in oats and corn, good well, six room house, barn, shop, hog lots, and complete facilities. Asking 120 dollars per acre, cash or part cash with notes.
Owner direct sale offers 240 acres one mile northeast of Dexter with the largest artesian well in Chaves county and 80 acres cultivated. The balance includes 160 acres raw, 80 of which are prime land in Pecos Valley. Water from the well can irrigate 600 acres. Price: 25 dollars per acre with two thirds interest in the well. Contacts S. D. Chambers Dexter NM and T. S. Chambers Tulsa OK.
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