A Durand Named Candidate for County Commissioner
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner 3rd District, subject to Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner 3rd District, subject to Democratic primary action.
B. H. Wixom is announced as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd district, subject to the Democratic primary action.
In Albuquerque, reports note two monarchs sharing a jovial period as events unfold. A tally shows 12 cases of scarlet fever and one instance of a minor illness, reflecting local health concerns amid celebrations.
A terse note suggests the Ninger Pinchot investigating committee views public documents as not public. The statement, though fragmentary, implies official access disputes and potential classification issues amid inquiry proceedings. No names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
The Albuquerque Journal notes that the route of a democratic daily view in New Mexico is far from smooth as challenges persist and observers comment on its difficulties.
A brief note highlights New Mexico cities faces uneven education governance with Kansas City featuring three board members, Roswell listing ten, and the school district eleven, illustrating fragmented oversight across locales.
Illinois mirrors Pennsylvania and several states in the Senate election controversy, with partisan Republicans and Democrats alike trading accusations about the fate of senatorial togas.
Several territorial newspapers criticize the slow pace of appointing and confirming territorial judges, saying the delays hinder justice and cause considerable hardship in cases awaiting decision.
The coming days will finish Roswell's census taking. Citizens urged to ensure their names are recorded. those not yet listed should mail their address to the Record so the proper party can be notified.
Taft would have the power to set all conservation questions lodged in the hands of the president. If all presidents made no better use of powers conferred upon them than the present incumbrance of the dance, then it is well to give them no further powers.
A historical notice criticizes the practice of sending consumptives from eastern regions to the West and Southwest without adequate funds for sustained support, highlighting widespread suffering and calling for reform.
A concise remark on how caring for afflicted individuals by sending them to certain sections may still fail the very groups it aims to help, highlighting systemic misallocation and the need for fair treatment.
Albuquerque moves toward a commission form of municipal government as a city council committee studies reforms. Officials expect adoption of a more sensible administration structure soon.
In New York a critic proposes auctioning state and city office appointments to the highest bidder as a method to fund campaigns. The idea suggests using the raised money to cover court costs to keep politicians out of jail.
The Albuquerque Journal notes enormous cattle shipments from the Pecos Valley threaten to swamp the railroad. It suggests the region also grows alfalfa and Artesian wells, while Pecos Valley water raises the land rather than wells.
William Jennings Bryan answered thousands of questions and one amused observer in Reading, Pennsylvania, asked if advertising paid. His terse remark likens silent lovers to those who attract business without advertising, noting that the actor knows his aim but others do not.
A commentator predicts a major political storm in November as Republicans face retirements and a changing tide. The piece argues tariffs and trusts corrupted politics, with Democrats reemerging to challenge the GOP amid big-money elections.
The Santa Fe Eagle notes that rising living costs pushed voters to question tariffs. It argues that many who should have opposed protectionist policy finally see its flaws and predicts the tariff idea will be swept away by a violent political shift next November.
Washington may 3 the senate committee on territories endorsed a bill to amend the 1909 act governing alcohol licenses in territories. It requires local consent from adults within two miles of the site and sets license fees for wholesale bar retail and road houses, with construction and sale rules and residency limits. Executive session actions include confirmations of city officials and appointments, with some held for later consideration.
Official copy of council proceedings from Thursday evening April 28 1910 notes a fresh slate sworn in April 18 1910 with W T Paylor witnessing. Mayor names all permanent committees and Reid elected council president. Ordinances 210 211 212 read or introduced and referred to appropriate committees.
The Record Office sells a wide range of legally required blank forms for the Justice of the Peace Court Territorial Court and general commercial life. They include Warranty Deeds Mortgage Deeds Bills of Sale Leases Charters Mortgages Receipts Promissory Notes and many estate and mining blanks. The office can supply regular forms and custom blanks at reasonable prices.
Fresh vegetables delivered to order every morning to any location in town. Call the evening before to place an order. Also new alfalfa available for sale from S. M. Owens at Owens Farm. Phone 293-6 rings. 2112.
In Chaves County New Mexico the Special Master Page F Hudson will auction the north half of Section 13 Township 12 South Range 25 East to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 9154.76 plus interest and costs. The sale is at the south door of the District Clerk's office Roswell on June 27 1910 for cash to the highest bidder.
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