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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
2
The Record criticizes Hudspeth as a bold yet reckless figure in the lower house battle over the governor’s message. It argues Holt and others were blocked by a 13 to 11 vote and praises the Territory’s Democratic leadership while defending Cameron and Mullens in the legislative clash.
Readable scenes describe butterflies and flowers awakening while local residents at Santa Fe remain indoors. The piece evokes springtime energy and the slow pace of daily life in the city.
Fragmentary text notes Keen party using land commissioner grievance against the government. The item mentions a list of ap and a claim of revenge, with a note that confirmation came yesterday after a four hour wait.
Sheet music release credits Captain Jack Fletcher for The New Mexico Military Institute March dedicated to Collison Seeace Nanentt, honoring the figure in the institute context. The brief note highlights authorship and dedication in a period music publication.
The scene outlines Republican leaders including Holt and Frost pressing for reforms. They seek to counteract perceived failure of legislation by the party in power and aim to present a program for improved governance amid a hostile legislative climate.
A Record paraphrase suggests that two weeks longer may have put Hudspeth ahead of the Republicans. The note reflects on those who cannot be subdued by reason and their potential impact.
Fragmentary notes indicate Governor Hagerman and Republicans in the lower house clash over legislation. Mentions old faction resisting the governor and Native electees. Context suggests political struggle without clear outcomes or full detail.
The passage names a worthy man who will not complain about the stupidity of his helpers or of mankind nor about the work of the public, though the text ends abruptly with remaining fragments.
March observations note early cutting prospects for falfa in the Pecos Valley with stalks over thirty inches and bloom potential. A petition circulates in New Mexico towns urging President Roosevelt to seek federal action or advise Congress, while the Record withholds judgment until legislative adjournment.
Hudspeth rejects being a bystander in the Republican fight and defends a mission for good government. He warns Democrats to stand up for honest, economical administration or risk losing voter support. He calls politicians and bosses the least trustworthy cattle on the government range.
The Santa Fe Eagle positions itself as a Democratic sentinel at the Territorial capital. It urges Territory Democrats and Republicans to support its independent investigation into land transactions and government operations, promising essential facts for voters and taxpayers.
The New York state senate voted 32 to 13 to allow the clerk to bar correspondents from sessions for reporting displeasing to any senator. The piece argues the rule is cowardly and undermines free press, noting legislatures hostile to papers risk damaging public trust. It contends newspapers are powerful and cannot be silenced.
Certificate from I J W Raynolds Secretary of the Territory of New Mexico certifies filing at 9:00 a m on March 1 1907 of the Certificate of incorporation for Penasco Reservoir and Development Company in this office.
Certificate of Incorporation filed in New Mexico on May 1 1907 for Penasco Reservoir and Development Company with headquarters in Roswell Sunnyside and Tempe names incorporators George W Temple David J McCanne C D Bonney G A Richardson and H de B Heflin. Capital stock 100000 shares 100 each fully paid by property with proposed reservoirs canals ditches water rights lands and town sites in Eddy County Rio Penasco area. Directors named Allan M Culver for first year. Non liability certificate dated December 29 1906 and filed March 1 1907.
The document records the incorporation and 60 year term for Penasco Reservoir and Development Company with stockholders and directors in Roswell New Mexico. Notaries J D Bell and others certify signatures of George W Temple David J McCanne and G W Temple. Endorsed No 4799 filed March 1 1907 in Santa Fe with stockholders liability details and corporate power to transact business in New Mexico and other places.
Washington reports growing talk of Judge George Gray of Delaware as a possible Democratic presidential nominee in 1908. Supporters cite his Senate career and judicial record while southern leaders back Gray as a compromise option, though Western Democrats favor Bryan.
Several items offered for sale including mules hay press land scrip washing machine house lots a desk lumber a folding bath tub and drilling machine Others seek renters with a single room and board at McClenny Farm. fences and posts available at Oasis ranch Listings show multiple contacts and locations across the area.
Lost items include a class pin reading R. H. S. 06 and a red Gordon letter with a wart on his mouth. Reward for return to 601 South Main. Also a brooch of pearls with a diamond center with liberal reward for return to 405 S. Pa or the office.
Egg offer from Roswell Poultry Yards at Fair Grounds east side and Cash Grocery phone 351. White Leghorn hens claim world record 208 eggs per year. Also Barred Plymouth Rocks from Igwa available at $1 per 15 eggs, 510 S Kentucky Ave, C N Selden.
Mr and Mrs C D Burge announce the birth of a daughter who arrived last night. They reside with Mr and Mrs Sam Glover at 705 West Tenth Street in Roswell Woodruff DeFreest area.
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