The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-25
)sEALl the City of Santa Fe. the
capital, on this 21st day
of September, A. D., 1906.
J.. w. RAYNoLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico.

Secretary of New Mexico.
Certificate of Incorporation of The
Salvation Army.
Pursuant to the provisions of Sec
ton 1 of Chapter 46s of The Laws of
1899, entitled IAN Act to provide for
the Incorporation of The Salvation
Army" we, Frederick de Lautour
Booth-Tucker, the Commander of the
The Salvation Army in the United
States, Edward John Higgins, the
in the United States, William Conrad
Hicks, Treasurer of The Salvation Ar
my in the United States, Alice Lewis,
Lieutenant Colonel of The Salvation
Army in the United States, and Madi-
son James Holmes Ferris, the Legal
Secretary of The Salvation Army in
the United States, the undersigned,
all being members of the Salvation
Army, n all being persons of full
age, and all of them being residents
of the State of New York. for the pur-
pose of Incorporating The Salvation
Army as a religious and charitable
organization pursuant to the provis-
ions of said Act, do hereby certify
hat:
First. The corporate name of said
corporation shall be
THE SALVATION ARMY.
Second. The location of the head
quarters of the said association in the
United States is and shall be at Nos.
100 to 124 West Fourteenth Street in
the Borough of Manhattan, City,
County and State of New York.
Third. The names of the incorpora
tors of The Salvation Army are FREQ
erick de Latour Booth-Tucker, Com
mander of The Salvation Army in the
United States, Edward John Higgins,
Chief Secretary, William Conrad
Hicks, Treasurer, Alice Lewis, Lieu
tenant Colonel, and Madison James
Holmes Ferris, Legas Secretary, of
said Salvation Army.
Fourth. The amount and kind of
property owned by the said corpora
ton in the United States is as fol-
lows: Value of rea estate, $450,000;
value of leasehold, $22, 10000; value
of Farm Colonies in fee, $49,250.00;
value of Farm Colonies, leasehold,
100000; personal property $183,50
Fifth. Said The Salvation Army is
designed to operate as a religious and
charitable corporation in all the
States and Territories of the United
States.
Sixth. The general objects and pur
poses of The Salvation Army are as
follows:
To have the custody and control of
all the temperatures and property,
Salvation Army in the United States,
and therefrom, and the ad-
ministration of the same in accord
ance with the discipline, rules and
usages of The Salvation Army. To
see that the entire receipts, revenues
and emo1uments derived tnerefrom
and from all the various branches OF
it's work, are devoted exclusively to
the benevolent, religious and philan-
thropic purposes of The Salvation Ar
my in the United States, with the ex
ception of a moderate and reasonable
compensation to those conducting and
having the management of its objects
and purposes.
For the spiritual, moral and pnysi
cal reformation of h working class
a.. e., tho rOo1ornofion IF tho uyioiO1S
criminal, dissolute and degraded; for
visitation among the poor n lowly
and the sick; for the preaching of the
gospel and the dissemination of Chris
tan truth by means of open-air and
indoor meetings.
Seventh. the Salvation Army has
| no stock and none of it's officers OF
| members or employees is lawfully en-
! titled to receive or does receive any
\ pecuniary profit or any emolument
l Whatever from the operations thereo.
except reasonable compensation fol
| services in e~ffecting n or more o
| it's objects and purposes, or as bene
/ fciaries of it's strictly religious
charitable and ~philanthropic purposes
Eighth. All the proceeds of any bu
siness conducted or owned or control
ed by The Salvation Army are an
shall be devoted to the religious, cnar
litabIe, educational or missionary pun
poses of The Salvation Army.
Ninth. The Commander. The Chic
/ Secretary. The Treasurer, The Lieu
! tenant Colonel and The Legal Secre
tary of the Salvation Army shall b
the Trustees of said corporation an
| shall together constitute the Board @
Trustees thereof in accordance wit
the provisions of Chapter 468 of tn
Laws of 1899.