The Spanish American. [volume], August 20, 1910, Image 2

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

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Notice to all Legal' pcn;c at Canyon
Local and Personal News of Interest
Voters
Blanco
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT ROY.
I Know Not What Tlio Truth May Be,
I Only Tell You As 'Tvvas Told To Me.
Take the Spahish-American. 1
S Floersbeim of Springe ashere
Sunday. " ' ' ' . .
Harry Thiel left Wednesday for
points in Colorado. : ...
J. H. Liebert was here from . Mills,'
Thursday, "
B. Belief of Bueyeros, was a busi
ness visitor in Roy, Wednesday." . .,
Juan B. iMontoya of Airóla, was
here Tuesday," transacting business.
When In' town stop at the Orienta'.
Best meals.
Don Ignacio Maestas was here this
week, transacting business.
The cane crop on Mr. Holme's place
west of town, Is reven feet tall.
Hon. Juan Navarro was here tie
first of the week.'
L. A. Brovn of Kansas Valley, . was
in town Wednesday.
-Try a Spanish-American want ad,
they do the wrk.' ,
W. H. Willcix and wife were in the
village of Springer this week. ...
Mrs; Geo. Lucas was here from Lu
cas., Thursday. .
R. Sy Herbert of the Armour Pack
ing Co.. was in thtf city Thursday,
froiiHa1fVV4B.'- - V
M.'N. Chafes, a prominent stock
man of Union County, was here Tues
day, i
D. C. TraiMr of De' Haven, was
here a few days this week purchasing
supplies..'
J. P. Robertson, a cattieman of El
Paso, was in the city and vicinity
this week. .. . . ..
Jose Manuel Gomales, a wea'thy
rancher of Union County, spent a few
days in town this week. '
The Spanish-American is the lead
ing and official paper of Mora County
and only costs $l.f0 per year.
Dick Pendleton returned Sunday
from Cimarron, where he has been' for
some time
- Harrv Todd, a traveling salesman
of Trinidad,, Colo., was calling on
local trade Wednesday..
L. P. Field of the Finnegan Brown
Hide and Pelt Co. of El Paso, was in
town Wednesday.
Bud TindaVwhn is employed at
Dawson, camoin Thursday to spend
a few days'with his famiry.
The Roy Real. Estate & Abstract
Company has.several nice pieces of
furniture for sale at a tfery low price.
C. F. Wade and wife, relatives of
L. E. Alldredge, arrived in town yes
terday, from Illinois.
Mr. Rafael Romero, one of the lead
ing democrats of Mora County, is .in
the city from the County Seat.
Mrs. A. B. Stanton and little, son,
returned to their home in Las Vegas
Sunday, after a fcw days visit here
wiili friends.
H. D. Rice, who represents the1 Cos
ner Merc. Co. of Trinidad', was here
yesterday. . '. -.
Several of the gentlemen of town
and vicinity enjoyed a barbecue giveq
Tuesdav even'ng by Bud Farmer, W.
C. and E. J"H. Roy. , .
The rain-fall from June 14th to the
14th day"bf August was exactly 8J in
ches, as shown by the government
gauge at the depot.
,- Chas.-A. Reynolds sp?cial land
agent, who had been in the city for
several c ays,.left for Santa Fe, Tues
day. ' 1 v. t
N. L. Benson arrived in town Tues
dao fronvRochell, til., with a car of
stock and household goods. He will
improve his farm in Kansas Valley.
Francisco Mira. a wealthy" sheep
rhisér of Union County and nomines
on the Democratic ticket of Union
County for Delegate to the Constitu--tional
Convention, was here -this
week. . -i ; , . l ... .
J. Floersheim of this "city declares
himself a'candidate' for Delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, subject
to the-Democratic Primary.. . .
Mrs. F. A.. Roy, and Visses Esthrr
Clark,. Josephine and Eugenia Roy,
visited with Mrs. Bud Farmer,rat a
Cinta CanyonTuesday.' "
A well known. Des Moines women
after suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint, was cured,-' by
one dose of Chamberlain's Colic and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Fop sale by all
dealers. . : .
Mrs.'H.'Ella Romine of t Kansas
Valley',-Entertained, a few friends at
her home on Wednesday. Those, pres
ent from this city were Mrs. F. A. Roy
.Misses Esther Clark, Josephine,' and
Eugenia Roy.
. Mrs. J. H. and Bert Gabbard, wife
and brother 'of John Gabbard who has
been very ill at the home of Dr.
Brady, arrived in town Wednesday
from Berea, Ky. They left for their
home Friday, taking John with them.
"Frank Shelti-an, who was formerly
employed by the Floersheim Merc. Co.
has bought an interest in the Variety
Machine Works. Frank is a first,
class machinist, and we wish him suc
cess which we know he is sure to have
in his new undertaking.
An ordinary ctss of diarrhoea can ,
ps a rule be cured by a single doce of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints. For
sale by all dealers. . .
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.
Buy it now. Now is the time to buy
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoera Remedy. It is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. This remedy has no
superior. For sale by all dealers.
, ! All legal voters of Precinct No. 22,
being precinct wherein Roy is located,
are requested to see that their names
appear on Registration books for the
coming -election. Those hot having
time or unable to see that their names
are registered, will leave tneir names
with W. Fted Ogden at the Roy Real
'.pítate & Abstract Co. Trecinct .No,
jJ2, extends from the Solano Precinct
ú.p to Colfax on the north and to
Union County on the east. .-, It is abso
lutely imperative that all voters see
tfiat thej are registered.
i Collins-Pelphrey
jrhe Spanish-American this week re
cejved the announcement of the mar
riage of kiss Mercia Evangeline Col
lins, of. Roy, to Mr. Samuel Elliott
Pelphrey, of French, N. M., at Den
ver Colorado, on the . 14th o'f ' this
month. ' ' ' . '
q the bride and groom are both i well
known here, and the Spanish-American
joins their many friends in wish
ing them a happy and prosperous
married life.
i .. -- . ' ' . .
. Christian Church t,.
- . ' .. s. .
Services will be held Sunday morn-
ing
and evening. Come and worship
wfth
us. . ..
'' L. Guy 'Ament,
Pastor.
Cqlorado Inter-State' Pair and- Expo-
Tífion at Denver, Sep! 3 rd to 7th.
' There is to be a contest for old la
di is, that is, women who jiave passed
their sixtieth year,, af the Inter-State
Fair and Exposition in Denver, Sept.
3rd to 17th. . ,
u the Textile Department, wbicÜ
tobe in charge of Miss Alice Roh.
There will be on exhibition the hand
work of eld ladies through the west;
Anyone is eligible to enter their prod
ucís, provided they are more than six
tyiyears old and the work was done in
th past two years. This includes
knitting, crochet work, machine and
hajnd made garments, drawn work,
quilting, in fact everything that the
ola ladies like to work upon.
(jash 'prizes are offered in every in
stance and the contest promises to be
of 'great interest.
f
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach
'1 suffered intensely after eating
ar d no medicine or treatment I tried
seemed to do me any good," writes
M. Youngpeters, Editor of The
Sun, Lake View, Ohio. '-'The first few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets gave me .surprising re
lief and the second bottle seemed to
give me a new stomach and perfectly
good health. For sale by all dealers.
. ' Lost : . '-
Lost One full blooded Herford
milk cow, three years old, long heavy
horns, no brands or marks, dark red,
white face. .' v
Will pay suitable reward for ber re
turn or information leading to her re
covery. Notify this office or Elmer
Evans, at Abbott, N. M.
A -congenial crowd, consisting of
families from Roy, Kansas Valley -and
La Cinta Canyon, spent last
Sunday very pleasantly '.In r
Canyon Blanco, -south wet t of .
town, The affair was originally in- i
tended to be a barbecue, but a cog!
slipped somewhere and it daveloped ".
into a beefsteak fry, with bacon and
Spanish eggs, and pastry and reatjy .
cooked delicacies brought from home.
' The threatening sky sent the pic
nickers back to town somwhat-earlier .'
than usual, but not before they had .
had the best part of a very jolly -day.
Ice Cream Social at Solano
There will be an Ice Cream" Social
at Solano, Tuesday August 31st, pro
ceeds to be used t) purchase trees for
the park. Everybody cordially in
vited and a good time assured. .'',
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSI
', IONERS.
Of The Various Counties of The Ter-
: 'ritory of New Mexico. - . . . .
Gentlemen:-" ' "-
Whereas, under the provisions of
recent Act of Congress enabling the
people of New Mexico to form a Con
stitution and State Government, the "
election of delegates to the coming
Constitution! Convention is to be held :
in conformity with the? lawsr axistW .
'at'tffilTlme of the Tastjjefiei aTefgctioh ,.
in 1908, and f: . r ;. ;
Whereas, such . provisions, renders
ineffective and requirements of Chap
ter 105, Session Acts of 1909 (common
ly known as the Roberts' Election
Law) providing for minority . repre-
rfentation on election boards, and
Wheras, it is the desire and wish of
the grebt political parties andv of . all
loyal citizens that the purity and
sanctity of the ballots shall be ure-
served, and that the action of the. par
ties charged under the law, with the '
management or the election shall be
suchas will be unquestioned, and com
mand the respect and confidence of
every honest and loyal citizen,, and
remove beyond question any suspicion
of unfairness or partisan conduct.
Therefore, We the undersigned
chairmen of the Republican and Demo
cratic Central ' Committees of New
Mexico, unite in recommending to the
various Boards of County Commiss
ioners of this Territory, that they ap
point one member of the Board of
Election Judges in each - precinct in
their respective counties, who does not
belong to the same political partv as
the majority of the members of the
said Board of, County Commissioners
and that in making such appoint
ments they consult, and as far as pos-,
sible' follow the advice and recom
mendation of the political organiza
tion of the party to which such mem
bers of the Boards of Election Judg
es belong. . . v
Very respectfully. '
Signed, . H. O. Bursura, -Chairman
Republican Central Com.
- Signed - W. B. Walton, '
Chairman Pemocratic Central Com
F. M. Hughes, merchant of Solano
was here Thursday. '