The Spanish American. [volume], August 06, 1910, Image 2

About The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??

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On The Fence
Usual
as
Local and Personal News of Interest
Roy People Tired of
Czar Bushkevitz
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT ROY.
I Know Not What
I Only Tell You As
Take the Spanish-American.
J. H. Liebert was here Thursday
from Mills. , (
J. S. Russel wan in Vaughn, last
Sunday.
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs.
F. J. Sheltren, Thursday.
L. A: Brown of Lucas, was in town
Thursday.
Several fine rains visited this sec
tion, this week.
Mrs. F. S. Brown is on the sick
list this week.
Several loads of wool came in town
this week.
Frank. A. Stott of Solano, was a
business visitor here, Wednesday.
Pete Laumbach was up from La Cin
ta Wednesday, on land business,
Judge Geo. H. Morris was up from
Solano, Wednesday.
I). B Talbot, a land locator .of
Solano, was here Tuesday.' .
Dick Carson of Solano, was here
Wednesday. v .
Try -a Spanish-American want ad,
they do the work.
Henry Stooé of La Cinta Canyon,
went to Dawson Wednesday.
When injtywn stop at the Oriental.
Best meals. ,
Trinidad C. de Baca of Wagon
Mound, arrived in the city Wednes
day. F. M. Hughes, post-master and mer
chant of Solano, was transacting busi
ness here Wednesday.
Andrew Knell of Albert, was in the
city Tuesday, on his return from a
visit to Colorado Springs.
Miss Ollie Mitchell and Miss Mon
roe, of Kansas Valley, were visitors
in town Thursday.
W. H, Willcox was in Mosquero,
the first of the week, transacting leg
al business.
. . i
R. S. Ht rbert, who travels for the
Armour Tacking Co., was in town
Thursday.
Wm. M. Calvert. Tost Cilice Inspec
tor, was here on official business this
week.
Ben Sandlin, of Fair Valley, Okla.
filed ou 320 acres of land, 27 miles
Dorth of this city, this week.
Miss Bessie Clark loft Thursday for
Independence, Kansas, where she will
remain for about two weeks.
"' - The Spanish-American is the lead
ing and official paper of Mora County
and only costs $1.50 per year.
The thieves who robbed the J. Ap
pel & Co. Store at Solano, have not
jet been captured. '
The Roy Heal Estate & Abstract
Company has several nice pieces of
furniture for sale at a very low price.
I. E. Lowe, manager of the J. Appel
& Co. store at Solano, was here pn
)UsinexB Wednesday.
Tho Truth May Be,
'Twas Told To Me.
Win. C. Roy, cashier of the Hoy
Trust and Savings Bank, was a busi
ness visitor in Tucumcari, this week.
Judge James L. McFall and family
left Saturday for Duncan, Okla.,
where they will remain for some time.
Juan B. Montoya, a wealthy ranch
man of Airóla, was purchasing sup
plies in this city Tuesday.
J. T. JeWe, manager of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. with headquart
ers at Las Vegas, was here this week.
We call your attention to the ad.
of the Roy Truslj and Savings Bank,
on the last Page.
Mrs. L. E. Alldredge and spn Em
mett, went to Trinidad Sunday, where
Emmett had an operation p3rformed
on his nose.
Hon. Juan Navarro has been ap
pointed delegate to the National
Good Roads ' Association at Niagara
Falls, Oct. 28th, 1910.
Al. S. Hanson of the Floersheim
Merc. Co. was in Union County this
week on business connected with the
firm.
Miss Esther Clark, of Chanute, Kas.
arrived in the city last Friday to
spend a month with Mrs. F. A. Roy.
Geo. Ray left last weak for Ken-i
tucky, where he will speud a.Jevd
montns visiting nis parents.
Clarence Wright and family arriv
ed from Springer Wednesday evening,
and will go to their ranoh at La Cinta
Canyon, to tpend a few days.
We just received several new fonts
of fancy job type and can furnish you
excellent work at low prices. Call
and see our line of samples before
having work done.
John Jeorns, Assistant traveling
Territoral Auditor, was in town "this
week making the yearly examination
of the local bank.
Frank B. Welpton, Special Agent
for the Northern Assurance Co. of
London, with headquarters at Denver,
was in the city Wednesday, calling on
local agent K. J. H. Roy. .
E. J. H. Roy has been appointed a
delegate, by Gov. Wm J. Mills to the
5th annual session of the Dry Farm
ers Congress to be held at Spokane,
Washington, Oct. 3rd, 1910.
It behooves every farmer in this vi
cinity to take Campbell's Scientific
Farmer. The most successful farmers
are readers of that great publication
The Spanish-American and Camp
bell's Scientific Farmer $1.50 per year,
Strayed or Stolen.
Strayed or stolen from my claim
near Abbott's wind-mill, Two bay
ponies, one branded A on right thigh
W ou left thitrh. The other is brand
ed AM connected on left hip, RM on
left thigh. Suitable reward for their
return or information leading to their
recovery.
Mrs. Pauline Riordan,
Gladstone, N. M.
The Springer Stockman of last week
says: The election which was to be
held in Roy on Tuesday, July 20th,
did not materialize. Czar Bushkevitz
headed the ticket for Mayor, and the
stopping of the election by the tax
payers goes to show very decisively,
that Mr. Bushkevitz is not the whole
cheese in Roy or in the east end of
Mora Ctfunty.
A CITIZEN. ' "
To Whom it May
Concern
During the early winter, we got
out a pamphlet of Roy Country and
surroundings. A. S. Bushkevitz,
with whom we have no connections
whatsoever, has copied our pamphlet,'
word for word. We have never been
consulted, as to whether he could use
the transcription, regardless of that
he has copied the very wording, even
to our advertisment,.the only differ
ence in the pamphlets, his likeness On
the the front page, and his name where
ours appears. It does seem strange
that an individual of Bushkevitz's-
prolific intllect('i') and resourceful
ness would be prompted to copy our
literature. We are in no manner con
nected with that individual in the Real
Estate business.
Roy Real Estate & Abstract Co.
The Mensajero (Messenger) printed
at Mora, made comment in their last
issue. UUOn its available Reniiliilnun
, . . r-
candidates to the Constitutional Con
vention, and incidentally mention A.
S. Bushkevitz and E. J. H Roy, from
this end of the County. E. J. H. Roy
makes the statement that under no
circumstances will he allow his name
to go before "the County Convention.
Regarding A. S. Bushkevitz we know
not whether he will or will not be a
Candidate.
Mrs. T. M. Ogden is in charge of
the Oriental Hotel.
.FREE
on . i'
September 15th., 1910
The Floersheim Merc. jCo.
will give away to some lucky custónter a
BEAUTIFUL 90-PIECE DINNER SET OF GOLD
DECORATED IMPERIAL CHINA WARE
Valued at $22.50
A numbered ticket will be. given with each STRICTLY,
CASH PURCHASE of $3.00 and on above date a drawing
will oe made. You have as much chance as anyone to win
this Valuable Dinner Set.
You always hear of the great I Am,"
incidentally---his great doings and
wise sayiligs. At present he is laud
ing his exploits while a member of the
38th. Legislative Assembly and how
near he came to getting us a County
Seat. Forget' it: Its a huge joke.
Why always "bring that up? What'
did you do' ' Not a single measure
was ennacted into a law, that was in-"
troduced by you." Can you deny itV '
Now you are talking County Seat and
you really do not know what you are
talking about. Some little time ago
you were -with Mora; now you cannot
tell where you are. We guess if there
is a few dollars in it, you will go to.
Wa"gon Mound.. We are always where,
we have been,,.with Mora', whether we .
get a County seat or not. They have .
our word, we are nO traitors. "
A FALSEHOOD
Our Contemporary and Candidate
for Mayor on the People's Indepen-"
dent Ticket accused us of wilfully ne
glecting to print their ballots. We
wish to state .that we had no orders to
print any ballots for the People's In-'
dependent Ticket . Had we been order-i
ed to do so, the ballots would have
been printed. Knowing nothing about
the matter as the' would-be Mayor does,
we dare call his accusation the state
ment of an unmannerly CUB. v
Bible Cláss
Entertains
s
The Bible School Association' of
east Mora County, met with ' the
Pleasant View School, 8 miles east
of Roy, Sunday. "
These conventions are held quarter-'
l'y by the Sabbath workers and the
one in session Sunday was a most
pleasant and successful meeting.
The people of Pleasant View are
royal entertainers. The school had
built a fine 6hade covered and! sur
rounded by beautiful pines and cedars.
The dinner was a bounteous spread
and much enjoyed by all present.