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Nav Rent Portable School Houses.

Owing to the fact that 1t will be neces-
sary for the Commissioners to secure q
specific appropriation with which to
either buy or construct portable school
buildings, they will use part of an ap-
preparation known as For the enforce
ment Of the compulsory education act
to hire or rent such type OF school build
ings pending the enactment of the neces-
sary legislation to buy.
According to Auditor Tweedale there is
10000 remaining Of the appropriation.
which. he says. the Commissioners have
authority to use for the purpose ID Quss-
ton.
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to complete many Investigations. facilities
for which are not available with the Col
lego OF Engineering.
Benefit to Industries.

Tor which are not available win the Col
lego OF Engineering.
Benefit to Industries.
ut Is expected that the experiment sta
ton will prove helpful to the manufactur-
ing and building interests. It will supply
accurate data regarding the properties
of the materials used In engineering struc-
lures and buildings. The laboratory of
applied mechanics, with its extensive
equipment, furnishes ample facilities for
this line Of work, and the reinforced con-
crete tests now in progress show great
possibilities. In the near future an ex-
tensive series Of tests on cast-iron columns
and on various forms OF steel and iron
members Is contemplated. The manufac-
turing processes will be Investigated and
problems relating to design and construc-
ton will be studied. Fuel supply is of
such prime Importance in our Industrial
development that no effort will be spared
in the introduction and PRONUNCIATION of
improved methods and processes in the
mining, preparation and consumption of
coal.
Along the line Of power production,
continued Prof. Breckenridge, there is
opportunity for much investigation. New
problems are confronting both the build
erS and users of steam and gas motors.
There is at present a noteworthy change
from the reciprocating engine of large
size to the steam turbine. Gas engines
of large power have recently been In
stalled. and the development of this type
of motor bids fair to be more rapid in
the near future. Still newer types of
motors are being proposed from time to
time, the gas turbine being one tat at
present occupies much attention as an
attractive possibility
For the user of power the station can
Investigate questions relative to the econ
omy of various types OF power instaila-
tions with given conditions of ssrvice.
For the builder of motors it can investi-
gate the new and perplax.ng problems
that have arisen. The properties OF the
various fluids used in heat motors need
careful study. Superhe steam is es
sential to the proper working of a steam
turbine yet many OF its properties re-
main to be investigated. The properties
of ammonia and other fluids used in re-
frigeration are not accurately known, and
even the properties of saturated steam
are based on Regnaut's experiments,
made nearly seventy years ago. A care
full investigation of the properties of heat
media of all kinds, extending. If neces-
sary, over a series of years, would furnish
data of the greatest value to engineers.
and would. in addition, be a noteworthy
contribution to science
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Winthrop Visits the Exposition.

Assistant Secretary Winthrop of the
treasury. accompanied by Mrs. Winthrop
has gone to Norfolk for a visit to tn,
jamestown exposition and to inspect a
fleet Of revenue cutters assembled fIr
their annual maneuvers. The fleet con
sists Of the Apache. Algonquin. Seminol,.
Pamlico. Onandaga and Forward.
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ESTIMATES READY.
District Commissioners Complete
Annual Statement to Congress.

The Commissioners have completed the
preparation Of the annual estimates
which they will submit to the next Con-
gress. showing what Is wanted in the way
of appropriations with which to pay the
running expenses OF the local govern
ment, to make what Is known as ex-
traordinary Improvements and to pay to-
ward the District debt. The estimates in
detail will be made public late this after
noon.
Il = authoritatively stated that the total
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Field Artillery Board Appointed.

Pursuant to the provisions OF general
orders, No. 156. September II. 1905. W2r
Department. the following named office
of field artillery have been designated
as members of the field artillery board:
Maj. John E. Mcmahon, Maj. Peyton G.
March. Capt. William Lassiter. Capt. VII
liam 8. McNair. all Of the 9th Field Arti-
lery. Capt. Lassiter will act az recorder
OF the board in addition to his duties as d
membar.
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Quoted by Rev. DR.. Joseph Kelly. pastor
Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The pallbearers were Frederick c.

Bryan. H. A. Colman, J. Edgar Smith
and George H. II. Moore. The remains,
accompanied by Mr.. Elmer E. Paine. son
of the deceased. were taken from this
city at $40 o'clock this afternoon to
Xenia, Ohio, where funeral services will
be held tomorrow. The services there
will be conducted by Rev. j. H. Mont
gomery, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of that place. Interment will be
made in a cemetery in Xenia.
Midshipman Roger H. Paine, grandson
Of the deceased came from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis today to attend
the funeral
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WOODBURY. BLAIR,
Attorney-at-La
GEORGE II. HARRIES.
V. Pres. Wash. Ry. & Ell. Co.
CHARLES JACOBSEN,
Arlington Bottling Co.
o. II. PERRY JOHNSON.
OF Johnson Bros. Coal.
THOMAS r. JONES,
Pres Nat. Safe Deposit Co.
VIM. S. KNOX,
Knox Express Co.
JOHN B. LARNER,
Attorney-at-Law.
DAVID MOORE.
Real Estate.
JOHN II. MOORE,
United States Navy. retired.
w. H. MOSES.
OF w. B. Moses & Sons.
ALLISON NAILOR, JR.,
Capitalist.
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L -
MYRON NJ. PARKER.
Real Estate.
JACKSON H RALSTON,
Attorney-at-Law.
HUGH REILLY,
Paints and Glass.
E. FRANCIS RIGGS.
V. =. Nat. Safe Deposit Co.
CUNO II. RUDOLPH,
Hardware.
GEORGE TRUESDELL.
Real Estate.
JOHN F. WILKINS,
Washington Post
JAMES B. WIMER,
Real Estate.
w. A. WIMSATT,
Wholesale Lumber.
s. w. WOODWARD.
or Woodward & Lothrop.
e. s. PARKER,
President
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$ dc tOdas classes de maquinaras para haCiendas de aziCar.

J condensadores de vacfo seco J de Vacio hG.
medo. -Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las.centrales donde &c e~ncuentren
aparatos de KraieWsh-Pesant CO, entre hs
eualsz estkn lAs ~SiguiantssI
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American Collegiate Institute
FAR RocKAwY New York.

Sc solicita ul professor americana
para el DEPARTMENT. de Concrete,
que sepa un POGO de espaiol. Ha de
ensefiar prlncipalmente tenedurfa,
Taquigrafia Pitman, Caligraffa, Ley
Comeicial y alguna clase ingles. 81
conoce mecanografia, mejor.
Dede tener referencias del ms
pector de su distrito y del departa-
mento, y 81 por alguna raz6n, no pu-
diera traer estas, que de algunas sa-
tisfactorias, como las de la redacci6n
de este peri6dico 8 de personals como.
cidas por esta direcci6n~
Indique sueldo apetecido. Sc lie
da casa y comida. Debe ser soltero.
Otro professor en- Ciencias Ffsico
N~aturales, en- las mismas condolences
que ell anterior. Debe sea habil Ell
trabajo de laboratorio.
Dirfjase al director.
1910 ]. D. SULsoNA.
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POP $4,000

De coutado, Sc vende la inca de-
nominada aBarrancaso, la cual Sc haya
situada en- Ell barrio de aLlanos Cos
tasn de este termino. Dista 4 bora y
media de la poblaci6n, Sc compone de
1900 cuerdas de extension, todas pro-
pias para las sienbras IN fHltos memo
res y en- particular para Ell algod6n
sCeilana Tiene dos m~agnf6cos ma
nantialcs pa1a dar de beber al ganado;
tiene c%olindancia al mar y puerto para
embarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc,
pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de ga
nado.
Para informes dirigirse & don
Ulises Marini. Post O6ee,-calle Mu-
Hoz Rivera Cabo Roio.
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Es7zc3T5cos
e eKLEBRE
Or. Humphreys de Nueya YoN

En- uso 50 amos, simples, seguros, efscaces, ba-
ratos I'm venta EN- las PARTICIPATES y mas gnrantt.
Eadas Droguerias y Farmacias del Mundo.
No. p
!. Fiehre. Congestion, inflammation.
q Ftebre de L0mbrices.
y. C0lic0. Ll0ro & Insomnia.
4. Dlarrea en- Mics v Adultos.
5. Dlsenteria, C6lico bilioso.
9. Colera. C6lera Morbus, vomitos.
4 los. Resfriados, Brondultis.
8. DolOr dc Muelas, Neuralgia.
y D0ior de Cabeza. Jaqueca, Vertlco.
10. Dyspepsia, Bills. Es~trehimlento.
Il. Suppression del periodic, 8 escazas.
Y. LeucOrrea. 8 Peri6dos profusos.
ID. CrnD. Tos ronca, Respiration dIftciI.
u. Reuma ~Erupciones, Eriapelas.
10. heumatismO, 8 Dolores reumGticos.
u. tuienturas, dc fria, Tercianas.
!. AInl0rranas. Slmpies 8 Sangrantes,
y. UifaImia, 0Jos debiles 8 Infiamados.
~. CatarrO, Huxion, Influenza.
20. T0s Ferina, T0s espasm6dica.
u. Asma, Respiration oprimlda, dtacuitosa.
9. supuracion de OidOs, Sordera.
-. Escrofula. Hinchazon y Ulceras
Y. Debilidad general, debilidad fsica.
". Marco en- Ell mar, Nausea, v6mitos.
q. Entsrl1n e uriaarias, depositos, piedra
Y. Debilidad de los n~ervios, debiIidad vital.
o. ns Sr ! a gci .a Dc Ia Orina, Derrame dc
u M~enstruaci0n dolorOsA, Pruritns.
y. Ma de COFaIsH, Palpitacion.
3a Epilepsia, 8 Bale De San vito,
y. Difteria. o Ulceraclon de la Gareanta.
u CONGESTION CrOnlea. Doior de Cabeza.
q. La Grippe, Trancazo, Dengue.
FL Manual del Dr.. Humphreys sobrS las eufer.
medades y modo de curarlas SO da gratis, pldeg
q su b~oticario.
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO..
Cor. William 4 John St., NEW YoRt
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Desmenuzadoras Kraiewski. -Calenta-
dores mcdenos con ocho.-6 diez yseis circulA.
eloneS.|Trapiches. ddecadoras, triple J qua.
drupls dsctOu y taehoS- modernoss-Bombu
Ageqtss Generates para /
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Para t~rapicbesy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tral GuzAica, San Vieente, Jusnita,
Cambslacbe, RESOLUTION J RuenaVhta
Para ca~lentadorsH Aatsy ste
81 Arreyc.
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4 10! sEg0GE! MED|c0!
de la isla.

En- un pueblo progresista cerca
de San Juan, hallase vacante Il pla-
"a de eOhcial de Sanidads, dotada
con mil dollars anuales. FL mkdi-
co que la acepte puede hacerse de
una regular clientele. Ademas eI
Ayuntamiento aumentara 10000.
ell 81 nuevo presupuesto 4 Ia plaza
referida.
lnformaran en- LA DEMocRA-
GA.
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Sc vENDE

Un luego de tres sentrifugas siste
ma ''Hepnorth" con su motor, su mez.
clador y SD elevator de az6car, TODD
en- nnagnffco estado. Dirigirse a don
Julio Gay, hacienda sSanta Anas, Jun
Coz, Puerto Rico.
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Po|ic|lnica Cague6a
Caguas. Gale de "Vizcarrondo".
Aasten.ta m6dio q~ufyd,gha para ad0nados -Se,visO hire.

Medicos directories propietanos: Dr. vct' FGutenez otiz-Dr. Jose
Reguero Feh1.
Especaistas: Dr.. Gabriel GimeMez San;ul o(oculi&a) DR.. Manuel
Gimenez Cruz Cpartos) Dr.. Pedro Gutierrez Tgaravdcz Intermediates de
a sangre y bacterioogfaG
Consuta pdblca en- ala Polchrcao: Dr. Gutierrez de 9 q II /. m.
Or. Reguero de z D. m
Apartado 100. Direction Telegra6ca sG1rregueroa. Pfdase Fl
Reglamento.
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Sc ACABO e. DOLoR

Con 81 anestesioo sDentudos
to obtiene la complete aasencia del
dolor en- todsa Las ~estraccioDes den
tales, De venta en- la farmacia dc
{ olons. Plaza principal, San
Ju n. niriia-e la correspc nder ola
81 sefor M. M. P. 0. Box AL San
Juan.
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Constantine ] Saba. VI|Isg.
COMI6IONTSTAS

wv ~ S4tA -
,,78 Broad st. New York E. u. A..
Direction por cable SABAS7ZNO
Sc ercargan de agenciar toda cla-
sc de comisiones, de la venta de pro-
ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
de Ia corispra y despacho de toda clase
de mercancfas. Atienden on especia.
lidad Ell despacho de encomiendas por
correo.
Sc hacen cargo de auudiencia de
~jovenes estudiantes y en- relaci6n o
este ramo suipupistseu toda clase de
datos y catalogJs.
ComtsiontS ,AAdicas.
RantHakidad. Esmeyo y ydaides.
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Sc vENDE

Una masnf6ca propiedad situa-
da en- la Gale la Villa con casa de
mamposteria cen un frente de ~
metros por 81 de fondo TODD cerca-
do de mamposteria. Sc admiten
prcrosiciones ~ventajosas para e
comprador, para informes
DiFijirse 4 i Gale villa n 40
Ponce, P. R. I'm
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y para daoHrrh bmad de las "EsedaiddeP ho' los uAM@ pdAn hTA pwod apu@ del result
hdOq que obengan. Ea hclaG0n pMcuahdmay qes solo 0nruimknh6 rmNdmo del bhd deM
"MeNamenhs PHO pudo mover aeaheNno @dq que enuata mo la anaca impondaabed de- quGLMs
DpstO General en- San Juan de Puerto RhGF anada del cm Bhnoy del dmmG unemey
HinvHoG ALBERTO PHZO .DIad6u 3a Barcelona (MahO cnsan gratis y con N&W
nd shc onmhs qeh hgnp m eo
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Para Triple ~efectos, tachos, bombay
accessories 70 Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, Plaxuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baia, Provideneia, Pati.
Las, lsresdits, YabueOa Buena Vista, c..
rOinss
, 1907-03-11
lydia E. Pinkham' sVegetable Compound
lation of this college community to
the city? Permit me to eliminate my.
self entirely from this discussion and

lation of this college community to
the city? Permit me to eliminate my.
self entirely from this discussion and
to say Of my colleagues, that with
singular unanimity they have made
themselves al integral part of the
civic life of the city. They have cast
In their lot with those of all other pro-
fessions and occupations. Drawing but
slightly upon the financial resources
Of the place, they have here expended
their all-not only their salaries, but
often their patrimony. Homes have
been built, families reared. good citi-
zenship maintained, schools and
churches supported. They have shared
in the joys and the brow of life as
have others, and have laid loved ones
to rest upon the sacred hill that over
looks the city. Such being the situa-
ton, 1t hardly seems fair to cast an
aspersion upon an entire university
community, faculty and students, upon
30 slender a pretext as that which
called forth "A Card" Students, many
Of whom come here and spend their all
for board, clothing, books, ETC.. will
scarcely feel complimented in the i'm.
plication that they grow fat at the
expense Of our citizens. 1 do not be.
lieve that any considerable number OF
our people share in views SO peculiarly
unfair and ungenerous.
AvEN NELSON.
, 1907-03-11

the old hearty spring greeting,
filed with absolute confidence that her
preserves were still safe for her. And
the lady Of that house cannot be con
vinced that this old robin does not know
her and that the call Of the bird was
meant, the same as Governor Caleb
West meant when he tipped glasses
and emphasized renewed assurances"
The same morning. a few minutes lat
er, q meadow lark came near and gave
her welcome to spring in the old liquid
notes, and once more awakened the
wonder how such q little chap could
from so small a laboratory manufacture
such an unending wealth OF song.
The two birds are harblngers of
spring. Winter may send back some
snarling, broken detachments Of frost
and sleet and fierce winds, but his
army ID broken. The lawns r green
as In June, up under the snow some
flowers are already blooming, the chill
has gone with the storm-tones from the
air; once more the miracle of the res
direction Of the earth from the death
of winter is being performed. The
spring blooms will soon be here; the
promise of another harvest is already
making glad the souls of men.OGood-
wins Weekly.
, 1907-03-11
A Wonderful Record.

As made up by improved and exsc4
processes DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescrip-
tion is q most efficient remedy for reen.
lating all the womanly function. correct.
ing d~fsplacements, a prolapsus, snteyer.
sion and retroversion, Overcoming painful
periods, toning up the nerves and bring
Ing about . perfect state Of health. II
cures the backache, periodical headaches.
the drasxinR-down distress in the peIvie
region, The pain and tenderness over
pelvic catarrhal drain, 70 d~isasreeabls
and Weakening, and overcomes every
form Of. weakness incident 70 the organs
distinctly feminine,
sFavorite Prescription Il the onlv
medicine for women, the makers II
which are not AFRAID to print their
formula ON the bottle wrapper, thus
taking their patrons into their fun cone
hdence. It Il the only medicine for
women, every Ingredient Of which has
the strongest possible enforcement Of
the most eminent medical practitioner
, 1907-03-11
R A AND CHEYENNE.
Clipped from the Cheyenne Tribu,

Clipped from the Cheyenne Tribune.
L. L. Laughlin Of Rock River is in
the city on business.
Charles Nelson of Laramie arrived
in the city last evening on a visit.
w. ]. Cowan has returned to Lara
mic, after a business trip to Cheyenne
and Denver.
Mrs. Lee, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Carlisle, returned
yesterday afternoon to Laramie.
Mrs. Nice, wife Of Rev. H. W. Nice
Of Vallejo, Cal, and children are in the
city, the guests of Mrs. William Daley.
Prof. E. R. Nagel has returned from
Laramie, where he attended the birth
day celebration of his aged mother.
, 1907-03-11
LOCAL MEN TO THE FORE.

In the end the people of Albany
county will be the ones to perform the
great development work Outsiders
come in. look around and refuse to
take hold because they wonder why
the great u have not been de
veloped by cur own people before.
True, an outsider developed tho plas-
ter business, but 1t was with the aid
both In capital and push OF local PEG
pIe. and eventually local people have
been compelled to take hold in order
10 get the best results. 1t will be SO
with the cement business and other
important our Our brick in
dustry Is now receiving some atten-
ton from the outside. Even one Chey-
enne man is negotiating for brick to
build a home. He likes the brick no
only because Of Its quality, but be-
cause Of Its beautiful color. An un-
successful attempt was made to have
the First National bank Of Cheyenne
use this brick for their new building,
but instead Of choosing a bright, lively
color, they preferred a darker notified
brick from Omaha at a great deal
higher price. The result is that the
building. although a magnificent one
does not present that beautiful appear
ance that 1t would had 1t been con
structed Of the Wyoming material.
The Republican hopes the time is
near at hand when Wyoming materials
will be used when they are equal In
quality. although the price is even a
shade higher. But this is not the case
with Wyoming brick at the present
time. The quality is equal to any In
the west and the price is lower.
, 1907-03-11
IA. Friends In Laramie.

Among the passengers on train NO.
8 Sunday afternoon was Mrs. Ferguson
of Denver. wife Of the general western
passenger agent for the Union Pacific
at that place, who is an old friend and
near neighbor Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
Let's when they lived at North Platte.
Mrs. Ferguson is on her way to the
coast and was met here by Mr.. and
Mrs. Let's and Miss Let's, who a a
visit with her while the train waited
She is also the sister-in-law OF Mr.
Bare of the North Platte Tribune, him
self we'll known here.
, 1907-03-11
Met Railroad Men Here.

Superintendent Anderson and Assist
ant Superintendent Wick Roy held
quite a reception yesterday morning,
at the office of Trainmaster Let's, the
officials meeting a large number OF
the employees of the road at this place
in a friendly and sociable conference
on ways and means. The officials sent
word that they would like to talk man
to man with the trainmen and there
were several scores of callers during
the forenoon. The conference was
along the lines Of a better understand
ing and the discussion of some small
matters that arise in the course Of
time to attract the attention Of both.
Mr.. Anderson returned to Cheyenne
about noon, Mr.. Wick Roy spending the
afternoon here.
, 1907-03-11
REPEATING sHorouNs
MORE POPULAR Than EvEI

WINE FOpS6Hn IUSN
The high scores made at the traps
nowadays are due to the growing ex-
pertness at this kind Of shooting, and
consequently guns doing the most &C
curate shooting are demanded. The
popularity Of Winchester repeating
shotguns among trap shooters is indi-
Gated by the fact that a team Of ten
shooters Of Newark, O., selected to
compete against a similar team from
Columbus, used winchester repeating
shotguns exclusively, and won. For
close and hard shooting, these guns
are ~unexcelied; and being constructed
on a reliable and simple system, they
always give satisfactory service. The
modern tendency is towards guns that
deliver more than two shots with one
loading and that have a single barrel,
as this enables more accurate shooting
than Is possible with double barrels.
This means that repeating shotguns
will be used more and more, especially
for bird shooting. When 1t is consid'
cred that a Winchester repeating shot.
gun can be fought for little money.
while it frequently outshoots the most
expensive double barrel guns, it is no
wonder that this gun is growing in
popular usage. The Winchester cata'
log, which is mailed free upon request
Illustrates and describes these shot
guns, as well as everything else made
by this company. 1t will be of inter.
est to every shooter.
, 1907-03-11
Don't Complain.

II your chest pains and you are un.
able to sleep because Of a cough. Buy
a bottle Of Billiards. Horehound Syrup
and you won't have any cough. Get q
bottle now and that cough will not last
long. A cure for all pulmonary dis
eases. Mrs. j.. Galveston, Texas
writes: Il can't say enough for Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. The RELIEF
it has given me is all that is necessary
for me to say" ScId by L. J.. Mills, A
Druggist.
, 1907-03-11
In spite of the fact that congress re.

In spite of the fact that congress re.
fused to give the interior department
sufficient money to carry on the land
Investigations mapped out, there is to
be little rest for the man who has at.
tempted to get title to portions Of the
public domain by fraud. In Nebraska
the land grabbers are being followed in
a manner that will make them sorry
they have not been honest and the
service in Wyoming, although small in
numerical strength, is efficient and
vigilant. About the best way. after
all, to secure title to land is through
honest methods.
, 1907-03-11
Notice Of incorporation.

Notice is hereby given that 1.-THE
Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding
Company" within thirty days next pre-
ceding this notice, filed its articles of
incorporation with the secretary of
state Of the State Of Wyoming, and
with the county clerk Of Albany coun-
Fty, Wyoming.
That the name Of the said company
is 1.-THE Wyoming Plant and Seed
Breeding company. That the object
for which it is formed is to establish
and maintain nurseries and seed and
plant breeding farms; to conduct a
general retail and wholesale farm sup
ply business; handle farm machinery
and ranch, agricultural and dairy sup.
plies; buy and sell farm seeds and pro
duce on commission; purchase and &C.
quire lands and real estate; till, irri-
gate and sell the same and superin-
tend irrigation and drainage systems
for others.
The amount Of the capital stock is
one hundred thousand dollars, divided
into one thousand shares OF one hun
dred dollars each.
The term Of the existence Of the
said company shall be nfty years. The
number Of trustees are three and Ora
Haley, v. T. Cook and B. G. Buffum
are selected As directors to manage
the affairs Of the company for the first
year.
The town in which the operations
of the company shall be carried on is
Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming,
and other counties Of this state, the 10
cation of its principal ONCE Is at Lar
annie. Wyoming. In the Miller Block.
on the corner of Second street and
Thornburgh street and B. G. Buffum
ID the agent in charge thereof.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, 1907.
THE WYOMING PLANT AND SEED
BREEDING COMPANY, 176t3