Suit Dismissed in Alamogordo False Arrest Case
Deputy Sheriff Z Finley returned from Alamogordo where he testified in U S Prather versus Walter Miller over a 15000 false arrest suit. The case was dismissed after the plaintiff failed to appear. Prather may renew within twenty days. Also, Wn Murphy, wanted for horse theft in Colgate Oklahoma, was taken by Sheriff J T Murphy after being moved from Flying Hand. An infant son of Mrs Flora Atkinson died Sunday night of cholera infantum. funeral held at Allery, burial in South Side cemetery.
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Z. Finley
Alamogordo
U. S. Prather
Walter Miller
Miller
Prather
Theodore Lord
Finley
Fred Higgins
Territorial Moon
Flying Hi Ranch
Wn. Murphy
Colgate
Oklahoma
J. T. Murphy
Mr. Finley
Flora Atkinson
North Main Street
Allery Undertaking Rooms
South Side
Wool Market Remains Active in Boston Trade
The Boston wool market stays active with many buyers and sellers. A large movement of territory and clothing wools is noted, with territory fine staple selling around 21c grease and 47 to 58 scoured. For sale coal heater at 605 North Main.
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Boston
Mass
Leonard Hondo Farm Sold to J P Collier
Zenas and J L Leonard sold their 840 acre Hondo farm to J P Collier through Turner Holmes Realty. The property listed last year at 35000 with 200 tons of hay horses mules and equipment included. The farm lies under the Hondo reservoir and held 840 shares in the Rio Hondo Reservoir Water Users Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Collier
Turner-Holmes Realty Company
Zenas
J. L. Leonard
Hondo
Hondo Reservoir
Rio Hondo
Crowded Train Heads for Albuquerque for Irrigation Expo
A Roswell northbound train carried hundreds to the National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque. Pecos Valley delegates traveled with sleeping cars from Roswell Hagerman and Artesia, while Artesia displayed a banner proclaiming artesian wells. The town of Artesia and others sent many passengers, as Mahara’s Minstrels arrived for a performance, and a baby’s birth was announced in Roswell.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Albuquerque
Hagerman
Artesia
N. M
Exposition City
Lucius Dills
Arthur Stevens
Nell M. Jordan
A.C. Wilson
Tom Howard
S. B. Ross
J. L. Mabie
Charles Shepherd
Manuel Paredes
Flora Bleu
B. F. Moon
R. F. Cruse
C. M. Rathbun
C. W. Grier
A. G. McElhinney
Joe Poche
E. M.fisher
Hial Cobean
W. P. Lewis
Tom White
Harry Kendall
Mack Minter
R. W. Smith
S. A. Smith
Blue Springs
Neb
M. S. Murray
Bryan Barton
A. T. Remer
Mr. Mansil
Jno
T. Stone
L. W. Holt
Lakewood
Jerry Carter
A. B. Hare
H. G. Norton
E. Elford
J. C. Weaver
P. R. Faulkner
Dexter
Sallie Robert
Jas. D. Whelan
W. S. Davisson
Dick Davisson
Perry Wagnon
Frank Walters
B. L. Jones
B. H. Wixom
W. E. Bowen
B. C. Branstetter
A. G. Mills
Frank Talmage
Tacoma Judge Resigns to Join Northern Pacific as Counsel
Judge George T. Reid of Tacoma resigns his judicial post and withdraws from Washington legislature race to become western counsel for the Northern Pacific railroad. He succeeds B. S. Grosscup, whose resignation takes effect November first.
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George T. Reid
Tacoma
Washington
J. M. Reid
Roswell
W. C. Reid
Western
Northern Pacific Railroad
B. S. Grosscup
Cattle and Hog Markets and Local News From Elida
Kansas City reports cattle receipts at 25 000 with steady market and ranges for various classes. Hog receipts 20 000 steady to 5 cents lower with bulk sales 4 00 to 5 60. Sheep receipts 15 000 with steady market for muttons and lambs. Dr Alexander to preach at Presbyterian church Friday or Saturday night. Mrs Alexander to visit Colorado Springs. Died of tuberculosis Joseph Houseley age about thirty health seeker from Oklahoma. Fire destroys half of Elida's business district starting in a livery stable with bucket brigade efforts.
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Kansas City
Alexander
W. C. Alexander
Washington D. C
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Houseley
Oklahoma
North Main Street
Allery Undertaking
Shawnee
Elida
Fragrant weed pipes on sale in assorted briar styles
A dealer advertises pipes for lovers of fragrant weed. The assortment includes many kinds and styles by a maker. Pipes are briar with amber boon and rubber bits. Prices range from 25 cents to 10 dollars.
Selection of Taco ma jurist for Hill Line legal role
The Wigwam Daily Ledger reports a well known Tam ma jurist being chosen for the second highest post in the Hill line legal department. Judge Reid’s term on the superior court bench ends. he may resign to take the railroad position, leaving a temporary vacancy. Reid also contends for the state lower house on the Republican ticket and is regarded as likely to become speaker of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Ledger
Tacoma
Great Hill
Prima
Judge Reid
Superior Court
Bank Robbers Load 3000 In Ladysmith Heist
Robbers blasted open the state bank safe in Ladysmith Wisconsin and stole about $3000. A policeman was shot in the arm and shots were fired at the Bankers Hotel to deter exits before the robbers escaped on a hand car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Wis
State Bank
Bankers Hotel
Testimony Heard On Railroad Freight Rates Case
Prominent shippers from St Louis and Chicago testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission about harm from new freight rate schedules to Texas and southwestern points. The daylong session was directed by Judge S H Cowan of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Intestate Commerce Commission
Texas
Southwestern
S. H. Cowan
Vatican secretary of state to retire amid modernism row
Rome reports say Cardinal Merry Del Val will resign after objections by Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Civ, with Cardinal Rampool expected to succeed. Also noted is a tuberculosis congress in Washington with Secretary Cortelyou presiding and international delegates.
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Rome
Vatican
Merry del Val
Cardinal Gibbons
Civand
del Val
Cardinal Rampool
Washington
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Mullens Named for Representative by Local Delegates
Delegates from Chaves and Lincoln counties at the Democratic Convention in Lincoln nominate James W. Mullens for the U S Weather Bureau position. Local Roswell observation notes a 6 00 a m reading with clear skies and a forecast for fair weather.
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Guy H. Herbert
W. G. Urton
Lincoln
Eighteenth Legislative District
Chaves
James W. Mullens
U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
Neca
Red Cross Shoes Marketed for Comfort and Fit
A customer praises Red Cross models noting they will wrap up old shoes and wear the new pair. The ad touts a comfortable fit, flexible sole of specially tanned leather, and a glove like feel that moves with the foot.
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Red Cross
Come in and try on the Red Cross shoes
The ad invites readers to experience the Red Cross footwear highlighting comfort for thousands of women. It promises a noticeable difference from stiff sole shoes and offers High Shoes at 4 and 5 dollars and Oxfords at 3.50 and 4 dollars in multiple styles.
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Red Cross
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Kuppenheimer
Canhung NM
1 Saee Ouset
Kuppenheunes
North Main
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Morrison Bros
Leonard Hondo
Voir Water Users’ Association
Mahara
Orpheum
Norther Pacific
Mr. Reid
C. C. Hale
C. T. Hale
East St. Louis
Ill
Ry Law
Hesweli
Mullens
Nineteeth
Eddy
Bryan
Larrazolo
Denver
Burrus
Guy He “Herbert
Herbert
Lincoln County
John W Cole
Larry Dow
J. M.penne Id
Porfirio Chayes
Wingfield
Jude
Aenardo Salizar
Renomivan
Ker
John AL Haley
Joyce-Pruit Company
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