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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
2
The Record notes continued school terms and a flag day observance February 2th under new law. It promotes tuition ticket purchases, outlines submission deadlines, and invites confidential replies from those unable to pay for two months. It also mentions Territory indebtedness under the Mart in Relief Bill flood bill sold by the Treasurer.
Albuquerque Journal reports four bids were received for $50,000 in five year certificates to fund flood relief and city dike work under the Martin bill. Territorial Treasurer Vaughn will not disclose bidders or bids until the board reviews legality and approves. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Lanham's son pending his arrival from Danville Illinois with a ceremony expected tomorrow or Friday.
The bill introduced last Saturday proposes a $12000 appropriation for the New Mexico Military Institute. It is praised as one of the most deserved items in the entire bill for its work with Territory youth and urged to receive full support.
A speaker argues for amending the high license ordinance to reserve half to one third of higher revenue for public schools or to reduce city taxes allocated to schools. The aim is a stable yearly school funding increase without raising individual tax burdens.
Washington March 15 notice from the Agricultural Department states that after today the exception in the food inspection law for first notification will be abolished.
Berlin marks Paul Aeye's seventy fifth birthday as his latest drama The Canadian receives its initial presentation in Frankfort this evening. The celebrated dramatist, renowned for his works, unveils a new stage work aligned with his career milestone.
Clerical and lay delegates gather in Alletown Pennsylvania for the annual Philadelphia conference of the M E church. Bishop C C McCabe presides as ministers face anticipated changes in pastoral appointments during the coming days.
The remains of the late J B Davis were taken from Roswell on this afternoon's train toward Pocahontas Arkansas for burial. A short service occurred at Dilley undertaking rooms before departure, with the mother and wife accompanying the body to the burial place.
Sheriff Joseph Lang arrived from Portales with a Roosevelt county prisoner to be confined in the county jail. Accused of stealing wire, the man is expected to prove his innocence and is anticipated to post bond in a few days.
In Bogota on March 15 the Colombian National Assembly convened to handle neglected business and empower the executive to govern. It will also revise Colombia’s constitution as President Reyes enjoys broad support and a new era of peace and prosperity seems assured.
A Manila dispatch reports Rear Admiral Stirling to sail from Manila today on the Wisconsin with the Oregon and a torpedo flotilla for Hong Kong. Stirling will return home from Hong Kong and be succeeded by Rear Admiral W. M. Folger as commander of the Asiatic fleet.
The Copley Society in Boston opens a loan exhibition of Claude Monet works, the most comprehensive show of the French impressionist master on this side of the water. Notable pieces include Matinée at la Seine Sea Cliff in Brittany Old Fort at Antibes The Minstrel Land and Sea Snow Scene Autumn on the Epte Fishing Boats at Belle Isle.
Senator Teller of Colorado urged an open senate session to discuss the Santo Domingo treaty and reveal country views on the proposal. Senator Furaker objected to opening the doors while Senator Morgan addressed the Dominican debt, arguing many claims were fraudulent.
The Canadian Association for the Prevention of Consumption held its annual session in Ottawa on March 15. Afternoon was filled with routine business and an evening lecture by Dr. Adams of Montreal on crusading against consumption.
Round trip tickets sold via Amarillo for the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show from March 21 to 25 with a 19.10 fare. Tickets on sale March 20 21 22 and valid through March 26. M. D. Burns, Agent.
The Entre Nous Club enjoyed a pleasant session with Mrs. Posgrove in fine weather yesterday afternoon. Attendees shared fancy work and a luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Quince Cummins Mrs. Hayden Smith Mrs. Helmig and Mrs. S Nt Ogre. A planned character party at Dr Lukens home was postponed. Miss Mary Laidley hosted a card gathering. The Woman's Club meets this afternoon at St Andrews Hall.
Washington March 15 The federal judiciary loses a famed and feared figure as U S District Judge John J Jackson of West Virginia retires at over eighty This Lincoln appointee known as the Iron Judge sent labor leaders to jail for contempt and faced sharp criticism for his stern integrity He will be succeeded by Congressman Alston G Dayton of West Virginia.
Amateurs report a fresh shipment of photographic supplies arriving at Waltons studio. The note mentions items suitable for hobbyists and casual photographers, hinting at new stock suitable for amateur work.
London March 15 Rev F B Meyer completes term as president of the National Free Church Council and sails for America. It is his tenth visit to the United States and during his absence Dr Pierson will occupy his pulpit arriving from America to England for that purpose.
Toledo Ohio March 15 The attendance at the fourth annual convention begun here today by the Ohio Michigan Photographers Association is largely increased by Western Ontario photographers invited here It is probable the association will be extended to include the Canadian province
Daily south bound arrivals and departures shown. North bound arrival times listed. Mail close times indicated for local time. South bound mail closes at 3 20 p m. North bound mail closes times omitted in readable text.
Milwaukee Wis March 15 The pet stock show under the Wisconsin Humane Society opens in the Exposition building and is the largest and most notable exhibition here with participants from across the state. The beach show section is a standout while cats rabbits and other pet stock are also presented. The event runs through the rest of the week.
A blaze at the Grand Crossing Clock Company's plant on 79th Street and South Chicago Avenue led to a $500000 fire loss. The total plant value is about $1,000,000 with 800 workers, many of them women and children. The top floor workers were evacuated safely amid the panic.
Illinois grand lodge Knights of Pythias meets in special session at Kewanee with a large attendance. A school of instruction is conducted this afternoon and a banquet is planned for this evening to honor the visiting dignitaries.
A Valley resident reported Friday night gunfire in Dexter in a crude old style. No one was hurt, though the incident sparked local excitement and concern in the community.
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