Carrizozo news., November 18, 1910, Image 7

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Welch St Titsworth
Wholesale and Iietail
GENERAL MERCHANDISE .
Qroceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
TSe Convention lo Adjourn Novem
ber 19th.
Tlic following letter, dated at
oanta Fe, Nov. 16, from Delegate
John II. Canning, was received
at this office the following day:
The convention will adjourn
(unless all signs fail), Saturday
aight, November V). Everything
lias been passed by the convention
mil the committee of the whole,
jxcept the Mtscellaniotis Provis
oes, which is being held bach to
iWh any drag that has been
) nfllcd. Cotiiderable of the
rtiolcs have been reported back
ly the revision committee and
idoptcd. The delay now is in
retting the original matter
hrnugh the revision committee
nd printed. Nearly all of the
enuicratc members have express
d their support of the couslitu
Ion as it has been reported m
ir.
Gongrcssmau-elect Martin W.
littoiii who was elected over
ol. Roosevelt's irieud, W. W.
oaks, in Roosvclt'a own district,
,ts being congratulated by a
osi of Democratic friends at the
larhatvan Club yesterday.
"Weil, iiow are things down at
S&Uir liny now?" one man ashed.
Ealtr Hay?" said Littlotou.
'Olig"Dni cull Oyster Day any
"t&JtUj sliol do thy cull it?"
MTfiiU)Potfttii' ho replied
QUR Stock of Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Dry Goods Is the largest
we have ever carried, and wc arc better prepared to supply the
people of this vicinity with their requirements than we have ever
been In the past. We are constantly receiving new goods, and we
would respectfully ask that you come in and examine our goods and
compare our prices with those of other merchants of the vicinity.
Fuller & Johnson's Farm Pump Engines
Wire, Farming Implements, Farm Wagons
WELCH & TITSWORTH.
CAPITAN, N. M.
The County Seat Question.
Judge Wright in his chambers
at Alamogordo Wednesday heard
the arguments pro and con on
the removal of the county scat
from Lincoln to Carrizozo, but
reserved his decision for the pur
pose of looking up a number of
points of law connected with the
case. It is expected the judge
will be ready to hand down his
decision by the end of the week.
He stated for the information of
all concerned that no further in
junctions would be issued from
his court without a bond sufficient
to cover all costs and damages.
T. li, Catron and Geo. U. Unrber
appeared for Lincoln, John Y.
Hewitt for Carrizozo, and Attor
ney Wiiliums of CIovih represent
ed the contractor.
Notice.
I expect to be absent until ab
out the 24th day of November,
on a visit to bchools in the county,
and all warrants sent in during
my absence will, necessarily,
await my return for approval.
Very respectfully, J uo; A. Haley,
Supt. of School.
Lame back ccines on suddenly
and is extremely painful. It is
caused by rhuutnutisnt of the
muscles. Quick relief is afforded
by applying Qhiimberlfin's Lini
ment. Sold by all dealers.
John Harkcy returned from a
trip to Texas this week.
Mrs. A. J. Holland entertained
a number of friends at her home
last week with a musicalc.
Charley McMastcrs returned
from the hills Tuesday with a
fine buck. It wns probably the
last of the herd.
The open season for deer closed
on the 15th, and all the hunters
have returned. There but nine
deer brought to town during the
season.
Kobt. Taylor, as chnirmau of
the board of county commission
ers, attended the county scat
hearing at Alamogordo Wednes
day. Joe and Alec Adams and Frank
Gray returned Tuesday from a
three weeks hunting trip in the
Mogollon mountains. They re
port turkey scarce, but deer as
plentiful as. jack rabbits in Kan
sas. Ther had a nice time and
got the limit, three tine ones.
W. L. Mccrs, a cattleman from
Capitun, was a Mngdalcna visitor
the lirst of the week. Mr. Mcers
thinks that this is a good range
section, judging by the fine con
dition of the cattle brought in
for shipment. He contemplates
returning later witli a view to
establishing hitusclf. Magdaleua
News.
The Lincoln County Teacher's
association will meet at Carrizozo,
New Mexico, Saturday November
27th, l'JIO. A forenoon session
will be held in the school house
and afternoon and evening ses
sions, in the Baptist Church.
Not only teachers, but patrons of
the schools and all others inter
ested in schools and shcool work
nre cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. John F. Kimbell enter,
taincd the Whist club most agree
ably Wednesday afternoon. The
usual order of play was followed,
and also that of the social hour
about the refreshment tabic. Mrs
F. Elliott and Miss Mayo Bovkin
were the quests of thcday. The
prizes, for highest and lowest
scores, going to Mrs. Frank J.
Sagcr, and Miss Virginia Fcntou
respectively.
Mr. Mrs. Will T. Coc met here
last week, and left for their home
on the Ruidoso Saturday. The
feature of the romance with this
couple was that both left here
last fall, the bride, Miss Chcrille
Wells, of White Oaks, for Arizona
to teach school, and the groom
for Fort Worth, Texas, to enter
a business college. Later the
couple were married in 151 Paso,
but until they met here last week
few, if any, of their friends had
a knowledge their marriage.
The nkws, was no exception to
the rule, and, though some what
late, it extends best wishes.
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