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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
3
Carlton and Bell offer the most complete set abstract books in Pecos Valley with 25 years experience. Chaves County Abstract Co. is managed by F. P. Gayle and promises reliable prompt service at 4126.
Local notices advertise meat for sale at STAR MEAT MARKET 123 N Main with emphasis on corn fed beef. Address and phone details are provided for customer contact in downtown Sacramento.
The document records the governor's discussion of land sales, financial details of the banking system, and an official exchange about withholding deed deliveries. It includes letters between Governor Hagerman and Secretary Hitchcock, noting investigations, legislative caution, and correspondence with the Public Lands Committee.
Figures from Comptroller reports trace deposits since the bank opened January 15 1906. Growth appears safe and steady with deposits rising from 47101.37 to 182376.52 by March 22 1907.
A 1907 New Mexico bank cashes its balance sheet with totals and debts and a cashier Nathan Jaffa signs an affidavit. The document includes a legal commentary criticizing land sales exceeding 160 acres and referencing Congress acts and the 1898 act, plus opinions from land commissioner Keen and a discussion of the immigration company v Adams case.
Once a great success, Captain Rackett by home talent will be staged at the Majestic again tomorrow night. It deserves public patronage.
The street and alley committee of Roswell's city council aims to keep business streets spotless during the cattlemen's convention on April 16 17 and 18. They propose a brigade of street sweepers to scour Fifth to Main and to Alameds streets nightly, with at least ten workers, urging public cooperation to avoid litter and to report sidewalk or street issues for immediate repairs. Captain Rackett to appear at the Majestic tomorrow.
A large attendance is anticipated at the Roswell dry farming convention on April 18 under the Roswell Farmers Institute Society. Endorsed by the Roosevelt county Farmers Union and Eddy county Farmers Institute Society, the meeting also attracts farmers from Chaves county and the Texas Panhandle. H. W. Campbell will deliver the principal address after being named Agricultural Commissioner for the Santa Fe system.
A. E. Mitchell of Tacoma Washington chief forester of the Tacoma District in the Interior Department was a visitor in Roswell yesterday on a pleasure trip and to study forestry in the Southwest. He and Fred Miller left for the White Mountains to study a vine species unique to this region and will attend Captain Rackett at the Majestic tomorrow night.
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