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New-York tribune., 1906-06-19

Forecast Tor speciai LocaIlties-For New England
Eastern New York, showers today and wethes-
day: fresh 10 northeast winds
For New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware
Maryland showers to-day and probably Wednesday;
winds
District OF Columbia, showers to-day Wednes-
day fair and light 70 fresh east winds becoming
south
For Pennsylvania. Western New York showers
today and Wednesday, south
winds
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from Weather Bureau shows the changes
peraure the last twentytour hours comparison
with the correspondIns date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
Superior TO Lemonade
HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE

\ teaspoonfu added a glass OF cold water with
makes delicious
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intended to give companies like the Fru,,abl
the right TO mutualize f
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
UNDERTAKEN

FRANK II. CAMPBELL CO.. 241-s ". ,ad 81
world known: old stand Tel. 1874 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
CEMETERIES.
THE wOoDLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem Grand Csn
traI Station Webster ard Jerome trolsys and
by carriage. s125 up. Telephone 4s5e Grarnsrcy
Book OF Views representative.
Once 20 East 2srd ST. New York CRY.
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Seventh. The names and postofnct
addresses of the incorporators and
the number OF shares subscribed fol
by each are as follows:
J. F. Hinkle, Roswell, N. NJ, Five
Hundred Shares.
VIM. F. Greenwood, Roswell, N.
NJ, Five Hundred Shares.
Edwin Greene, Roswell, N. NJ,
five hundred shares.
E. A. Cahoon. Roswell, N. NJ, five
hundred shares.
Lucius Dills, Roswell, N. NJ, five
hundred shares.
Eighth, The term of the existence
of this company shall be fifty years
from the date of the filing of this GER
tif1cate with the Secretary of the Ter
ritory of New Mexico.
Ninth, The directors of said com
pany shall have the power to make
prudential bylaws as they deem
proper for the management and dis
of the stock and business af-
fairs of the Company and its opera
lions not Inconsistent with the laws
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Another Lodge for Roswell.

Iva Mclaughlin, State Deputy SUI
preme President of New Mexico for
the Fraternal Brotherhood, a frater-
nal insurance order that has head
quarters in Los Angeles and has been
operating in New Mexico and the
Southwest for several years, has
completed all plans for the ~organiza-
ton of a branch lodge here the or
ganization will occur next Thursday
night in the 1. O. o. F. Hall and
there will be thirty or thirty-fve char
ter members. Mr.. Mclaughlin will
also organize lodges at Hagerman,
Artesia and Carlsbad. The date for
the organization of the lodge at Ha-
german has been set for July 9. Ha-
german will have at least 81 charter
members.
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My Cottage TO. Sale.

One of the neatest and most com
plete homes with all modern conven-
fences in the Pecos Valley. Rented
for $3.50 per month. Will sell for
$250.00 less than actual cost. My rea-
son for selling is that l need the mo-
ney. Take a look at it. First house
north of DR.. Vea1's on Richardson av-
nue.. Call up Totten & Keinath's
ranch at Artesia, or address Chris
Totten. 75tf.
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]. F. HINKLE
E. A. CAHOON.
Endorsed:

No. 446s. Cor. Reed. Vol. 5, Page 39S.
Certificate of Stockholders, Non
Liability of THE TRANS-PECOS
OIL COMPANY, OF ROSWELL.
NEW MEXICO.
Filed in Office of Secretary of New
Mexico. June 25, 1906, 9 a. M.
J. W. RAYNOLDS, Secretary.
Compd. o. to w.
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Oil, Oil, Oil.

1t is now an assured fact that we
have a good Oil field near Roswell.
We have some extra fine claims near
the well for sale. Maps of the oil
field showing all filings. If you are
interested in oil come and see us.
Opposite Post Office. 303 N. Main. If
CARLTON & BELL.
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To Trade for Roswell Property

One hundred acres of land with i'm
provements adjoining the town limits
of Hallville, Texas, lea Marshal on
the T. & P. Railroad, also livery sta.
Bile in Mexia, TeXas.-Trotter & Skill
man. 95tf.
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Fourth of july Excursions.

On July Bird and 4th, 1906, excur-
sion tickets will be soil to points on
the Pecos System and Southern Kan
sas Railway of Texas at rate of one
fare for the round trip, good until
July 5th for return.
NJ. D. BURNS, Agt.
P. V. & N. e. Ry.
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Articles of Incorporation of The
Trans-Pecos Oil Company, of Ros
well, New Mexico.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS, That the undersigned
all of whom are residents of the Uni
ted States, have this day associated
themselves together for the purpose
of forming a corporation under Chap
ter 70 of the Beth Legislative Assem-
bly, Laws of the Territory of New
Mexico, and do certify:
First. That the name If the corp
orations herein formed is THE
TRANs-PECOS OIL COMPANY, OF
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO.
Second. That the principal place OF
business of said corporation shall be
Roswell, Chaves County, New Mexi-
co, and the offices thereof shall be
at the First National Bank, il Ros-
wen, ShdNCo Sou1Iy, NC" NSAlCo,
and the agent in charge thereof up
on whom process against said incor-
poration may be served shall be ].
F. Hinkle.
Third. The directors. who shall
manage. control, and direct the af-
fairs of the said corporation for the
first three months of its existence
snail be J. F. Hinkle, VIM. F. Green
wood, Edwin Greene, f. A. Cahoon
and Lucuis Dills.
Fourth. The objects or for
are to buy and sell and mortgage
real estate and oil claims; 10 pros
pect for oil; drill oil wells, develop
oil lands; to lay and construct pipe
lines; to refine and manufacture oils;
to lay out townsites, to buy and sell
lots and blocks therein; to borrow
and loan money; TO sell, exchange,
lease or otherwise deal in or dispose
of all or any property, real or person
al. acting by, through, or under the
authority and discretion of the di-
rectors for the time being of said
Company, and on such terms for
such considerations as the directors
may deem best, with power to receive
in payment therefor any property,
money, personal securities, lands, or
shares of the capital stock or bonds
of any other corporation or corpora
lions which may be lawfully held by
said Company; and to carry or any
find conducive to the development OF
any property or business in which
said Company is or may be inter
ested.
Fifth. The amount of the capital
stock of said Company shall be One
Million Dollars $1,000. 000),. divided
into One Million shares of the par
value of One Dollar esd each, and
such shares of stock shall be full
paid and worcestershire. The direc.
tors may purchase any property nee
essary for the business of said Comp
any and issue stock to the amount
OF the value thereof in payment there
for, and the stock so issued be declaI
ed and taken to be full stock, full
paid and worcestershire n not Ii
able to any further calls. nor snail
the holders thereof be liable to any
further payments under the Statutes
of this Territory, and the judgment
and discretion of the Directors O
said Company in all matters pertain
ing to the issue of said stock shall
be conclusive for all purposes
Sixth. The amount of capital stool
paid in with which the Company vii
commence business is Two Thousant
Five Hundred Dollars (s2.500-)
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j. r. HlNhLE
E. A. CAHOON
LUCIUS DILLS
| Territory of New Mexico, County OF
Chaves.-ss.
On this 10th day of June, A. D.
1906. personally appeared before me
J.. F. Hinkle, VIM. F. Greenwood, Ed
win Greene, E. A. Canoon and Lucius
DiIls, who being each severally known
and who executed the foregoing Ger
tificate of Incorporation. each having
been severally duly sworn by me on
their oaths acknowledged the same
to be their free act and deed.
In Witness whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed my of
fetal seal on this the day and year
in this certificate of acknowledgment
first above written.
(Signed) SAML. ATKINSON,
tSEAL) Notary Public. Cnaves
County, New Mexico.
My commission expires March 10,
1908.
Endorsed:
No. 4467. Cor. Reed. Vol ), Page 1913.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
THE TRANS-PECOS OIL COMPA-
NY, OF ROSWELL, NEW MEXI
co.
Filed in office of Secretary of New
Mexico, June 25, 1906, 9 a. m.
J.. w. RAYNOLDs, Secretary.
Comp'd. o. to w.
Territory of New Mexico.-Office of
the Secretary Certificate of Com
p%arison.
l, J. w Raynolds, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord in his office at nine O'Clock a. m,
on the twenty-ffth day of June, A.
D., 1906,
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON-LIABILITY OF THE TRANS
PECOS OIL COMPANY, OF RIOS
WE'LL, NEW MEXICO, No,
1859;
and also, nat I have compared the
following copy of the same with the
original thereof now on file, and de
clare it to be a correct transcript
therefrom and of The whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory
of New Mexico, at the City
(SEAL) of Santa Fe, the Capital, on
this t~wenty-ffth day of
June, A. D., 9
J. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary OF New Mexico.
Certificate of Non-LiabiIity of Stock
holders.
Know All Men BY These Presents,
That we. j. F. Hinkle, VIM. F. Green
wood, Edwin Greene, E. A. Cahoon
and Lucius Dills, being all the incor-
porators who have this day associat-
ed ourselves together for the purpose
corporate name of
The Trans-Pecos Oil Company,
under the laws of the Territory of
| New Mexico. the articles of such in
corporation having this day been
transmitted to the Secretary of the
Territory for filing under the laws
of the Territory of New Mexico, do
hereby certify and declare that there
shall be no liability of the stocknold-
ers for unpaid stock on of
any stock of said corporation issued,
and here shall be no such liability
attached to any stock issued by this
corporation.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto set our hands and seals this 18th
day of June, A. D., 1906. 1
(Signed:)
EDWIN GREENE
VIM. F. GREENWOOD
LUCIUS DILLS
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Territory of New Mexico.-office of
secretary-certificate of compar-
ison.
1, J. w. Reynolds. Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord in his Office at nine O'Clock a. M,
on the twenty-ifth day of June, A.
D., 1906,
Articles of Incorporation of The
TRANs-PEcOs OIL COMPANY,
OF ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO,
mo. 4467);
and also, that l have compared the
following copy of the same, with
the original thereof now on file, and
declare it to be a correct transcript
therefrom and of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Terrific
ry of New Mexico, at the
(SEAL) City of Santa Fe, the cap
ital, on this twenty-ffth
day of June, A. D.. 1906.
J. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
MEAT PACKING EVILS.
President Viii Make Public Report
and Call for Drastic ActiOn.

Washington June 1.-President Roosevelt de-
cided to-day 10 make public the report Of Pro-
fessor Charles P. Neil, Commissioner of Labor,
and James 3. Reynolds. of New York. concern
ing the conditions of the meat packing estab-
lishments as they found them on inquiry In
stituted by the President, primarily for his own
information. The report of Commissioner Neill
and Mr.. Reynolds viii be sent to the Congress
next Monday II Will be accompanied by spe-
cial message Of President Roosevelt in which
he Will take strong ground in favor of imme-
date and drastic legislation to correct the evils
which are exposed in the report
The President had not expected TO make pub
lie the report Of Commissioner Neill and Mr..
Reynolds. He felt that its publication might
injure the packing house industry in this coun-
try. Primarily the information contained IN
the report was obtained TO be used basis
for the legislation proposed in the amendment to
the Agricultural Appropriation bin by Senator
Beveridge. Of Indiana He did not imagine
there would be serious opposition 10 propo-
sition TO afford such inspection Of meats pre-
ed 10 meat products intended for shipment
abroad The meat packers, however. rose IN
arms against the Bever1dge a1nencrnent. being
insistent in opposition 10 IL, hot ohIy IN prlh-
ciple but on the question or paying Tor the pro
posed inspection
REPRESENTATIVE Wadsworth. Of New York,
called on the President to-day. He is the chair
man Of the agricultural committee Of the House.
10 which The proposed amendment viii be re-
ferred He indicated 10 the President the in
tention OF the committee to consider the amend
rnent proposed by Senator Beveridge and adopt
ed practically without division by the Senate
and 10 prepare a substitute for it that would he
fair TO all parties concerned"
TIE attitude OF Mr.. Wadsworth was not salts
factory TO the President In view OF the facts
reuorted TO him by Commissioner Neil and Mr..
REYNOLDS the President is Of opinion that i'm
mediate legislation of drastic nature is neces-
10 evils W 6nIel
oned He decided, therefore, 70 make public the
Neill- Reynolds report, which has been presented
To the President in writing. He Will send the
rer.ort TO Congress next Monday. accompanying
II with a special message. urging in strong
terms the enactment into law of the Beveridge
amendment as II stands IN the bill it was
sent TO the House by the Senate
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
FOREST KING WINS AGAIN
Judge Moore Earns the Honors at
PHILADELPHIA Horse Shozc.

Philadelphia. June Judge William H Moore
Of New York. carried or tho honors at the Phfls-
deIpha horse show on ST. Martins Green. to-day
He not only won the challenge cup for horses IN
harness. with Forest King. but earned four other
blue ribbons. one OF which with Berkeley Ban
tam in the harness class for ponies
Alfred c. Vanderbilt a first with his park
team Portia, Polly Prfm. Full Dress and Murray.
and Reginald c. Vanderbilt scored with Tiger Lily
In the hackney stallion class The awards follow:
ackneys stauions three years old or ovsr-McinI"yi
CirandvieW Farms. exhibitor
Ponies in harness mot exceeding 12s hands-BrssAsv
U..s.a -san1 yIoInat For'lksr and Senator; William
p Moore. exhibircr
HsCkneys hslf-bred hackneys(-borest Ain<s VIII
Ponies (under saddle: exceeding l31 hands, thrss
years over(-Helen Miller c. W. Watson Balrtnorn
pair OF horses IN harness over hands; novice cIAss,
Lord L0nsdsle and Romeo George Watson New YORK.
Thoroughbred hunter qualified srsen)-soldsn
Buckle: r Valentine. Chester County, Penn.
Green hunter Cup carrying 200 pounds>-Hh Lord
ship. W. H. Collier. New York. exhibitor
Horse "A exceeding 15.l hAnda;
novice cass)Menlla: Carr Brothers. New York exhie
Horse du harness: challenge cup;
William II. Moore. New York. exhibitor
= Stptes5ury. Philadelphia. exhibitor
Ma az Lucia ana Norma GET of Lord DenSy n 81 d
Tardem class Chorses over IS handslwhitegats.
and Bryony; William H Moore exhibitor.
Ladies hunters qualified up les pounds,-
Ped Westchestsr Farm. Orange. y j.. exhibitor
class for teams Of three ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Wild Flower and Mavournsen Brandywine Hounds.
hi5ltor.
Four-n-hands park teaml-F'ln Dress Portia- Polly
Hackneys toest hackney stallion BY imported sir-D-
Tiger Lily. Reginald g Vanderbilt. exhibitor
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LAWN TENNIS.
Fast Play in Singles and Doubles on
Ne1c York Club Courts.

Spectacular playing in the Manhattan cham
ptOnship lawn tennis doubles. which brought Wy
lie c. Grant and Carleton c. Kelly and Frederick
G. Anderson and Frederick, 3. Alexander into the
final round yesterday, vas the feature Of the
tournament on the courts OF the New York Lawn
Tennis Club The winning pair of these two will
challenge Harold II. Hackett ard John A Allen
for their title.
In the lower half Of the challenge singles Carleton
c. Kelly defeated the Kings County player. Henry
w Mollenhauer. in straight sets. Kelly and Hackett
will meet this afternoon at o'clock to decide the
first holding of the newly offered Felipe Cup.
Two speedy matches in the mixed doubles result
ed in Miss Sarah Coffin and Robert T. Bryan. and
Miss Helen TIcr-aas ana Wyie c. Grant gaining
their brackets in the semi-fnal round Of this
event From their side q the n-- MI Ho.aans
who displayed dashing same. and Eer partner
swept the opposing pair, Miss Curry and J. J. Kir-
by before them. winning at 80. 81. Miss Coffin
and Bryan experienced more difficulty with Miss
Possessed hard and swift service. which she used
so successfully in the first set that. with the force
o1e1ing one set at S-4 Then Miss Coffin and Bryan
used the lob efIectiveiy 10 Gheck tne net play OF
rallies on their part captured the next two sets
and the match al 10 -. me summary foilo"s;
Challenge cup singles lseEni-hEaI rornd)-CaIieton G
MoIIenhauer. Kings county Lawn Iennts Slu6 S-S 80
1gsrE an5 pinon Z Roberts. New York Lawn Tennis
club & fsiS4'sf e5li2 Eoe5 c5 s 6I Freder5 g Andsr
and Fre4eTek b AeNan1sG i1gs 'uRyy W ana "sS d
Henry " Monenhauer. Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
sern5-anal roune-wyle c Grant Carleton Kelly
MeTrs Mew isr rR ark and Dimon 2 Robrts New YORK Lawn
Tennis cub % % ETe9sriG@ O. AnqS.s9n YER. I ana fsee
Tennis Cub defeated G g,. L9s9s 1ss "gets and and Robert
Mixed doubles lhrst roundMiss sarah Cofn and Rob
neil q IS. 81: Miss Helen Houlans and wylie c
Grant defeated Miss curry ana J J. Kirey, 80 81
r. filaalSeP Ta&yer' 5ms- 5-H7''s "a sd
second roundH L Van PTaag aefea5ed r CasaTnaior
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ination made on the hanging floor under most
adverse conditions
WANTS PRESENT METHODS IMPROVED.
would respectfully suggest. IN the interests
OF the health OF the people OF New York City, to
me inspector In charge OF the government in
sDection, that he improve on the present methods
TO such extent that the public be thoroughly pro-
tected. This is what he and his subOrdinates
are paid for. and 1t is TO be hoped. being sworn
officer Of the government. that he realizes the
great Importance of faithful service.
AT another plant which / visited. I found no
Inspection OF any kind. whether municipal or
The killing was being done during my visit, and
during conversation with one Of the proprietors
1 learned that municipal inspection was the only
inspection claimed by this concern. I asked If
the city inspector was present. and was told that
he was not. but that he came two or three times
a week Then l asked how he could inspect
hogs when not regularly present. / was told
that the inspection consisted OF general survey
OF the house and OF the dressed carCaSSeS. If any
happened 10 be present.
AS the matter stands, the citizens Of New
York have absolutely no assurance Of the GCality
OF the meats slaughtered within the city limits
excepting such meats as may come from houses
that are known absolutely TO have an inspection
tSAt inspects.
When DR.. Thomas Darlington. Commissioner
of the Department of Health. seen last
night in relation TO the inspection which is being
made by his department of the packing houses
in Manhattan and Brooklyn, he said
To-day I, with DR.. Bensel and DR.. MaxfeId.
assistant sanitary superintendent of Brooklyn.
inspected nine packing houses in Brooklyn and
Manhattan. In every case we found that the
sanitary conditions were fair. and in several
cases, excellent. OF course, there are a number
OF things TO be renedied, but they are not of a
serious character.
AS 10 the inspection Of diseased meat we did
nothing This work is done by the inspectors.
Tomorrow shall put eight more inspectors 10
work. and think that everything will be thor
oughly inspected then. II is an impossibility 10
say whether not diseased meat has been used
OF course, there IS a possibility of a diseased
animal passing through the packing houses but
/ think that with the new inspectors we VIII be
able TO stop it. We have not had sufficient
number of inspectors before. and even with the
eight new ones they will have lots OF work TO
do.
The conditions which we found to-day which
needed remedy will be remedied at once the
investigation am making is not for the purpose
OF whitewashing but for a remedy.
While on tour of inspection in the packing
houses We took samples Of fluids used in picking
and in sausage These will he chemically
analyzed at once. The inspectors will also get
samples when they visit factories.
In one Of the evening papers noticed story
about the inspection made by my department
in which II is stated that il farce. The
story originated from two discharged employees
and il IS all untrue. The inspections Will con-
tinue daily, and all conditions which we ind
faulty will be remedied.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
FUN RESORT FOR BRONX
Tenn perance amusement Park
Planned for UptOlCn Nezg York.

A tract of about twenty-one acres OF land in
West Farms. The Bronx, and extending along the
Bronx River. will probably be transformed into an
amusement park, the lines OF Luna Park and
Dreamland in the near future. over million dol
lars will be spent in carrying out this project
Melville & Schultheiser. founders and proprietors
of Fairyland. Paterson, n. J.. will be the lessees
Of the park. if built William Waldorf AstOr
the land. and OvertureS TO lease the property
recently made TO him by Melville & SChult-
heser. and IT is thought Mr.. AstOr will sign con-
tract in few days.
The lease IT is said, will be for twentyOne years.
with the privilege of renewals, and at a rental Of
$4,000 year. According TO report, the New
York, New Haven * Hartford Railroad is inter
eSted in the project, and Will special trains 10
the property over its Harlem branch.
All the attractions for the park VIII come from
England The Bronx River at this point IS TO be
wdened into artificial lake, if The necessary per
mission Is granted by the city. No HquOr is to be
sold allowed the premises 1t is thought that
the park will be oDen in about year.
The tract is bounded by the Bronx River, the
Harlem branch of the New York, New Haven and
Harlem Railroad. fremont ana Watson avenues
and East t74th street.
About two years ago plans were perfected for
amusement park, TO be knOwa as Wonderland
TO occupy large tract in the uper west side OF
Manhattan Island That project, however, was
abandoned.