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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
2
Local voices urge politicians to be accountable to the people for good government. Roswell streets will be shown during the cattlemen's convention. Mr. Isum focuses on settling wrecked affairs and salvaging pieces as discussions about regal publication fade.
The city faces high expenses in maintaining a fire department with inadequate water supply, contrasting the potential cost of running a dedicated waterworks plant. The text notes the visible state of streets and alleys during the cattlemen's convention.
City council orders street and alley preparations for the cattlemen's convention. The measure aims to ensure smooth access and safety for visitors during the event.
The report notes Republicans did skin some targets for their own ends with guidance from Mr. Hagerman and claims active Democratic assistance accompanied the effort.
After the victory, the governor reports many admirers reached out with praise and congratulations. The public reaction underscores strong support and notable interest in forthcoming actions and policies.
Governor Hagerman presses ahead with his pledge to serve the entire public. The imperfect OCR shows his aim to balance interests across groups and regions as his term progresses.
The quote suggests that former gang members now believe a man who is courteous and gentlemanly in demeanor cannot be an amateur. It implies a shift in how respectful conduct relates to capability or risk in their view.
Governor Hagerman may imitate the Kansas governor by entering the state senate and reading his own special message to senators who challenged him. The move signals a bold assertion of authority amid political defiance.
In Santa Fe the Santa Fe Eagle notes that if Republicans regain the legislature they would react strongly to a resolution calling for an inquiry into land deals, suggesting leaders would be distressed by such a move.
The city council insists on action in a formal cleanup notice. Property owners are urged to address alley debris and sanitary concerns promptly to avoid penalties. Municipal officials emphasize compliance and orderly streets for residents and businesses.
A derisive phrase compares a territorial executive to a golf player, arguing the game’s rough rider image is incompatible with the chair. The remark reflects tensions over public conduct and sportsmanship in leadership.
A Santa Eagle editorial laments the late legislature for starting but not finishing a political purge describing the session as short and incomplete.
The article praises a figure who rejects personal feuds and party lines, instead championing honest government methods regardless of opponents peace or creed. It emphasizes principled reform over individual contention.
The passage argues that Paul did not seek deception by becoming all things to all men but adjusted his speech to varying languages and understandings to convey his meaning effectively. It highlights intent to communicate rather than mislead.
The Albuquerque Advertiser lauds Democratic work in the last assembly and urges voters to elect more Democrats to the next. The Daily Record was mailed to all legislators during the fire session, and any member who did not read it is blamed for neglecting duty as a notification.
The Record suggests starting a waterworks plant for fire protection and other uses. It notes ongoing coverage and promises more details as construction begins.
The territorial convention backed Governor Hagerman’s policy to clean out the rascals. The Democratic platform now seeks to restore harmony in the Republican party by explaining the situation and defending the action.
The article notes a New Mexico statute placing gambling as an offense from January 1 1908 with punishments ahead. It proclaims progress toward stronger laws and civic adherence, contrasting past reproach with current reform. Carlshbad.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal criticizes New Mexico supreme court reports for over twenty five years, noting excessive mandamus and quo warranto cases aimed at the governor and various state bodies, suggesting the judiciary wastes time on idle actions.
The speech links progress to ideas over personal charm while noting New Mexico Republican politics favor loyalty to old reg members. Gov Hagerman is urged to feel honored by the charge of being a Democrat, as the measures advocated are viewed as serious.
A Washington letter reports President Roosevelt defending railways as his friends but opposing dishonest methods. He urges a square deal for all, warns against demagogues who oppose railways, and says future policy should curb public unjust treatment by railroads while not opposing the industry itself.
$1.00 buys 14 eggs from a White Leghorn flock that set a world record of 208 eggs per hen per year. Available at Roswell Poultry Yards by the Fair Grounds or Cash Grocery. Phone 351.
The governor of New Mexico details land transactions tied to Bonham and Holt for 9,971.27 acres under irrigation and reservoir grants. He notes approvals by the U S land commission and the interior department while delaying deeds pending higher approval due to legal and funding concerns.
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