Jury Finds Not Guilty in Stockton Incest Case
In federal court yesterday afternoon the Stockton incest case ended with a not guilty verdict and the prisoner was released. Chaves county district court adjourned at 3 35 p m after judges and officials retired to Judge Pope's chambers for demurrer arguments against indictments of the Tallmadges John H McKinstry and Carl C Young. Government counsel E L Medler and U S Bateman appeared for the state while James M Hervey and Judge A M Stevenson of Denver represented the defense. W P Wood’s Fits. The Garrett Wool Clip being shorn and received here will reach 100 000 pounds as Roswell wool trade heats up with A D Garrett Co clip. Clerks report half the clip received, stored at Roswell Wool and Hide Co ware rooms, awaiting shipment to eastern markets. The letter from Worcester Massachusetts dated Apr 27 1906 discusses hoped orders for suits and overcoats from Wood’s house, praising fit and requesting close wholesale prices. The Roswell clip is expected to be completed early next week.
Star Market Changes Hands
J. K. Pierce buys G. B. Armstrong interests at Star Market and pledges high standards and fair pricing for meats. Pierce promotes Pure Leaf Home Rendered Lard and solicits trade while noting his Roswell connections and the Macho auto bridge being completed, a Southwest first.
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G. B. Armstrong
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Come Early and Often at Ingersoll's Book Store
A 20 percent discount applies to a good stock of fresh books and stationery at Ingersoll's Book Store. Walton's Studio reports a large shipment of photo supplies just received.
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Bomb Explodes in Vincennes Forest Wounding Russian
A bomb in Vincennes forest at two this afternoon killed a Russian named Strie and seriously wounded his companion. The men, each carrying a bomb for future use, were together when the blast occurred. Police have not identified the victims or established their connection.
Great Elks' Reunion in Denver Promises Unique Pageant
Colorado Elks plan a remarkable July reunion in Denver featuring a monster parade. Delegates from Honolulu will attend along with several Indian tribes. Snow from mountains will be floated to mark the occasion while $100,000 is raised for entertainment and city leaders pledge hospitality and fair pricing. The gathering starts July 15 and aims to be the most memorable fraternal event in the continent.
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Wholesale Indictments for Gambling in Cody
A Cody Wyoming dispatch reports a flood reform wave led to 1085 gambling indictments, reflecting nine of ten adult males over 21. Minimum $300 fines could mean $325,000 for the county, the largest proportionate tally for a city of its size.
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Bellview Ruins Highlight After Confederate Reunion Visit
Joseph Carper returned from New Orleans where he attended a Confederate Reunion. He passed through Bellview on the way to New Orleans and on returning found the town a total ruin. He notes many outside storm cellars were injured or killed while one family in a cellar was hurt. He urges memory of Bellvue alongside San Francisco and calls for aid.
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Deeds Filed for Property Transfers in Roswell Area
A J Crawford and wife sell to Robert H Crawford for 1600 dollars the SE quarter of NE quarter section 10 township 11 range 24 E. W Joyner and wife sell to The Roswell Tent City and Sanatorium Co for 630 dollars the NW quarter of NE of SW quarter section 8 township 11 S range 24 east. C C Formwalt and wife sell to Robert Makin for 6000 dollars the south 23.8 feet of lot 10 block 14 Roswell.
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Roswell Weather Summary May 3 Roswell New Mexico
Local 6 am observation reports maximum 84 minimum 44 mean 64 and no precipitation. Wind northwesterly at 9 miles per hour. Weather clear. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with stationary temperature.
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Salvation Army Building Under Construction at Pecos and Second
Construction began yesterday on the Salvation Army Building to be set at the corner of Pecos and Second Streets. The foundation will be finished this week and the project will be pressed ahead with a rush to completion.
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