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(SEAL)
Tao Ends of News.

The police of Dayton, Ohio, have
given up all hope of discovering the
assassin of Dona Gilman, whose body
was found on the commons in Arl-
ington Heights, a suburb of Dayton,
on November % asst. The girl disap-
Deared on the night of November 90,
while on her way home, and is sur-
posed to have been crimilally assault
ed and strangled. A few days later
David Curtis, a half-witted newsboy
confessed to the crime. His state
me1t which entered into all the de-
tails and circumstances connected
with the murder was found to be a
released. Mrs. Leah Gilman, mother
of the victim, her daughter Fayne and
son Collins. were then arrested n
bound over to the grand jury, but
were released by that body. The in
vestigation of the case has been the
most expensive in the criminal his
tory of Dayton. All of the members
of the Gilman family are still living
il Dayton. Mrs. Gilman testified be-
fore the grand jury that she say ner
daughter followed in the dark and
murdered in a dream or vision hat
visited her on the night OF the crime.
Attorney General Hadley, of Mis-
souri has filed a motion to Quash the
writ of error issued by the United
States supreme court in the case of
saT o~JD Z Oaryronpr Do rrip o%an tho
British adventnrer who is under sen
tence of death in the st. Louis county
Jail, for the murder of James Mccain,
a horseman. Hadley's motion alleg-
es hat there is no federal question
involved. If it is granted by the
court Darlington will be deprived of
his last to save him from
the gallows, since Governor Folk has
declared that he will o commute
his sentence. harrington served sew
eral terms in English prisons before
coming to America. AS Sir Freder-
ick Sydenham Burgoyne he married
Miss Celeste Miller, a wealthy Brook
lyn girl. deserving lei after getting
possession of all ner one Later
in Philadelphia he married another
wealthy woman, leaving her on the
honeymoon tour. He then went to
st. Louis, posing as ord F. Seymour
harrington. and married Miss WilheL
nina Cochrane, a wealthy Kansas CT
ty girl. He was exposed and sent to
the workhouse on a misdemeano-
charge. After his release Darlington
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To UnveiI Barry Statute.

Washington, D. c., March 1.-THE
ficials of the navy department will
go to Philadelphia tomorrow morning
to participate in the ceremonies at
tendant upon the unwilling of the
statue of Commodore Barry, which
has been erected in Independence
square. A detachment of marines
from the League Island Navy yard
has bee ordered to Philadelphia for
the occasion. Miss =. H. Hepourn, a
grand niece of the naval hero, will IN
ed by the Barry Monument committee
of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
The ceremonies will be held at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and will
be opened with a prayer by Bishop
Mackay Smith, followed by an address
by General Mulhollald, chairman of
the committee, who will formally turn
the statue owe to the Friendly Sons
of ST. Patrick. General Thomas J..
Stewart, president of the society, will
uClifC lIC SPOSCn VI acceptance anu
will then tur1 the monument over to
the city. Mayor Weaver will formal
ly take over the memorial on behalf
of the city of Philadelphia. An ad-
dress will also be made by Rear Ad-
miral Melville of n United States
navy. detailing Barry's career. The
ceremonies will close with a benedic-
tio1 by Archbishop Ryan.
Commodore John Barry, whose me
mory will be perpetuated by the hand
some statue in Independence square,
the first to be erected IN his honor
in the LAM ne helped to free, was
born in TacumshAhe, ireland, 162
years ago. He came with his parents
to America when Is years of age.
When the Revolutionary war broke
he became n commando of the
frigate Lexington, his first notable
exploit being the capture of the Brit
ship Edward in 1T7S. He was lat
er promoted to the command of the
Raleigh, with which ne captured sew
eral British vessels, only to fall a prey
to the British ship Experiment. With
his next ship, the Alliance, he was sue
cessful in many hard fought engage
ments, capturing the Atlanta, the Ire
passy and other English vessels. Be-
of his distinguished services
in the cause of freedom he was made
a commodore and was chosen to ac-
company Lafayette and Noailles back
to France. He died in Philadelphia
on September Is. 1903. at the age of
ffty-eight.
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When the newspaper moralist
throws bricks he often aims a few
at the real estate agent. who is de-
picted as DESTROYS of dollars and shy
of truth. There are a few whom this
shoe fits-but only a lew. The i've
age Southwestern land agent knows
that to build up a permanent bust
ness he must deal fairly and gener-
ously with his customers-and he
does that very thing. He make a COM
mission. of course: but his custom
ers. if they buy wisely, make a hul-
dred dollars where he makes en-.
If it were not for the wide-awake
and pushing seller of dirt, many Sec
tions of the Southwest would be I'M
known and ulopened.-Tne Earth,
Chicago.
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ARrEsiA BUYS THE
TOWN WAfEa eIAN1

John B. Infeld, ASSISTANT cashier
Of the Bank Of Artesia. was ] Ros-
well Friday and while here closed
a dea1 with the Artesia Waten Light
and Power Company, by which the
town Of Artesia buys all the interests
franchises, etc. Of the company for
a consideration of $4,000. The hold
ings at present consist of a small
but complete water plant, and a build
ing n franchise for the light plant.
The town of Artesia recently issued
bonds to the amount of $50, 900 to
put in water. light a1d ice plants
and the purchase of the company4s
interests was merely a start in the
big work that will be accomplished.
The water plant will be enlarged and
a light plant n ice mandatory
will be built. The old company was
Differed by J. A. Cottingham, of Ros
well as president and S. P. De1ning
Of Roswell as secretary. Artesia,
as a town, will do things this summer
The people there hope to get in their
new enterprises before the summer
is over.
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1907. personally appeared Harold
Hurd, who being by me duly sworn
did say that he is President of h
Roswell Wool & Hide Company, a
corporation organized and existing
under the laws of the Territory of
New Mexico and William A. Bryant,
who being by me duly sworn did
say that he is the Secretary of said
corporation n acknowledged that
they signed and executed the above
and foregoing instrument by author
ity of the Board of Directors of said
Roswell Wool & Hide Company and
that the seal affixed to this said in
strument is the corporate sea of said
corporation and the said Harold
Hurd and William A. Bryant acknow
lodged said instrument to be the free
act and deed of said corporation.
The said William A. Bryant and
Harold Hurd further declare that at
the meeting held March 18th, 1907,
all the stockholders of said orpor
ton were present and that % said
stock voted to amend the Articles
of Incorporation increasing the Cap
ital stock $4,000 that is % say from
$25, 900 to $4,000.
HAROLD HURD,
President.
w. A. BRYANT,
Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of March, 1907.
RALPH M. PARSONS,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
ENDORSED:-No. 1924. Cor. Reed
Vol. 5 Page ASP. Certificate to amend
Articles of Incorporation of Roswell
Wool & Hide Company.
Filed in office of Secretary of New
Mexico, March IA, 1907, 9 a. m.
]. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary.
Compared NJ. F. to NJ. M.
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communication signed

A communication signed "Taxpay-
err" criticising the public schools
and especially "raw-hiding' the
Board of Education,-was received
some days ago by The record. The
communication will not be printed
without proper signature, and ever
then we should print it mainly for
the purpose of giving some person
~conversant with the facts an oppor-
tunity to write a reply. The Record,
however, does not believe a discus
sion of such character would be wise
Let us nave peace in the schools at
least until the term ends. Then if
there be any fault of either teachers
or school board that justifies publica
ton, fight it out during vacation with
a view to future improvement. No
good has eve resulted from a row
in the schools. There is no immedi-
ate necessity for Chewing the rag"
over things that could not well be
changed until, the arrangements for
another school term are made.
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j. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico
Certificate of Amendment to Articles
of Incorporation of Roswell Wool
& Hide Company, increasing Cap

Certificate of Amendment to Articles
of Incorporation of Roswell Wool
& Hide Company, Increasing Cap
itaI Stock.
Know all Men by These Presents:
That we, Harold Hurd, president
of the Roswell Wool & Hide Com
pany, and William A. Bryant, Secre-
| tary of the Roswell Wool & Hide
Company, a i Incorporation hpving
been organized on the 9Th day of Feb
ruary. 1905. No. 1894 under the laws
of the Territory of New Mexico and
now doing business under said laws
of said Territory, do hereby certify
and declare that at a regular meeting
of the stockholders of the Roswell
Wool & Hide Company, the same be-
ing the annual meeting, held at the
Office of the said Corporation at 9
a. m. on March IL, 1907. at Roswell
New Mexico, at which said meeting
was present all the outstanding stock
of said corporation a resolution of
which the following is a true copy
was presented:
BE 1T RESOLVED, that it is deem
ed advisable that the Articles of In
corporation of the Roswell Wool &
Hide Company be amended by in
creasing the capital stock in the
sum of $4,000, that is to say to in
crease the same from $4,000, the
present noun to $40, 900.
THEREFORE,, be it resolved, by
the stock holders of said Roswell
Wool & Hide Company that the Ar
ticles of Incorporation of the Ros-
well Wool & Hide Company be amen
ded in following manner. viz: to in
crease the Capital Stock of said o
pOration from the present amount of
$25 900 to the sum of $40, 900.
That all stockholders representing
all outstanding stock were present
at this meeting, that the President
voted 1877 shares in favor of said re-
solution, and that said 167 share rep
resents two-thirds of the total capt.
tai stock of said corporation.
Harold Hurd and w. A. Bryant fur
Their certify that the said meeting at
which said resolution was presented
and passed was regular annual meet
ing of said Roswell Wool & Hide Com
pany and that suen resolution was
proper business to come before said
meeting.
The principal office of said corpor-
alton is located at the warehouses
of said company. being the North
west corner of Grand Avenue AID
East 4th street, Roswell. N. NJ. and
the agent in charge thereof Is VIII
liam A Bryant.
1t Witness Whereof. we have here
unto affixed our signatures and caus-
ed the seal of said corporation 10
be hereto affixed this 18th day of
HAROLD HuRD.
President.
". A BRYANT.
Secretary.
(SEAL)
ATTEST
TerrItcfy Of New Mexieo, County Of
Chaves, So
before ms this 11ta aay of March
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms,
512 N. PecoS. 11t3*
FOR SALE OR RENT Nice 5-room
house, furnished. Apply Captain
Hotel, 12t3*
FOR RENT:-Large Sunny Room for
two, also board. Phone 149, 719 n.
Main St. 85tf
FOR RENT Three or four rooms,
with or without stable, by April l.
At 204 w. Alameda. 11t3*
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WANTED.

WANTED Ten good sized burros.
Call Nokes bicycle shop. 12t6*
WANTED:- One mile of second
hand barb wire and posts. Address
Box 5S5, Roswell. 07t12*
WANTED to exchange $50 acres of
irrigated land 6 miles northeast
of Roswell for modern residence
close in Inquire Miss Nell R.
Moore ear American National
Bank. 1879.
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J. Slater, of New York VINO is MAX
ing an extended business visit here
with A. J. HILL the wool buyer. went
10 Hagerman last night to attend the
musical concert given by Roswell ar
lists. Mr.. Slater is q musician and
is . friend Of sAr. A1exander, one Of
the performers I'm last nights enter
tainment mt Hagarman-
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

1, ]. w. Reynolds. secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for record
in this office al Nine o'clock A. M.
on the Fourteenth day of March, A.
d.. 1907, Certificate of Amendment
to Articles of Incorporation of
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO..
Increasing Capital Stock.)
mo. 4S24);
and also, that l have compared the
following copy of the same. with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
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 of San
ia Fe, the Capital, on this
(SEAL) 14th day of March, A. d.
1907.
]. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

no doubt, and possibly some of the
teachers are not as good as could be
secured by paying better salaries. A
more active interest on he part of
the community in general would
greatly encourage the teachers in
their work.
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You may look through the Bible
from cover to cover and 2owher
will you find a line that a be con-
strued into an apology for the man
of brains who sins against the light"
Theodore Roosevelt.
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The Republican majority IN the
legislature has not a single reason
able excuse for not passing an anti
gambling bill before adjournment
and making provision for e
from other sources for support of
the public school.
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The Record hopes it is not true.
Bue we are informed that even some
of the members of the oBard of Edu-
cation have never visited the city
schools and do not know the names
of half the teachers.
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Every day hat is born into the
world comes like a burst of music,
and rings itself all the day through;
and thou shalt make of it a dance,
a dirge, or a life march as tho wilt.
Carlyle.
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The Albuquerque Journal puts 1t
plainly when it says that the e
ritorial printing bill now before the
legislature is simply a measure to
subsidize the Santa Fe New Mexican
as a Republican organ. 1t is openly
acknowledged that without some
kind of donation the paper cannot
be maintained.
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The pet press muzzling law secur-
ed by Former Governor Pennypacker
has been wiped from the Pennsylva-
mia statute books. Now if the state
could only wipe out h memory OF
Pennypacker and the legislature that
enacted the law at his bidding.-Bry-
ans CommOner-
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We eatrust our most precious pos
sessions to the school teachers. Each
father AID mother has a personal and
direct interest in the schools and the
teachers. Yet most of us never even
visit the schools to make the acquain
lance OF the trainers Of our children
and to learn what progress is being
made in the most important institu-
ton of the community.
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o. all the dispositions and lab
its which lead to political prosperity,
religion and morality are indispens-
BILE supports."-George Washing
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Duty, then, is the sublimest word
in our language. Do your duty In
all things. You cannot do more. o.
should never wish to do i
ert E. Lee.
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Many OF the people who stand back
and criticise the public schools nave
never been inside the school room
and would not know h name OF
the teacher who has their children
in charge If it were not written on
the grade cards which the parent
signs every month
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OF Thomas Jefferson it ha been
said: He was a Jealous student OF
the Bible, and was Infinitely more
conversaat with it than the bulk of
protested Christians"
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Rev. H. f. Vermillion returned yes
terday morning from Carlsbad, where
he conducted the funeral Of the late
Mrs. J.. NJ. Powell He left last night
for Orchard Park to hold religious
service, returning this morning.
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The men who accept situations"
usually have to wait upon the men
who hustle out after jobs.-Atchison
Globe.
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The preacher n study is con
fined to four walls is sure to say
many foolish things.-Ram's Horn.
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1t is just as important that we
should have practical school men for
county superintendent as hat we
should a competent teachers in
our city and district schools
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The next time you hear a man crit
icising the public schools of Roswell
ask him IL he mas eve visited the
schools, and IL he really knows hat
me is talking about Faults they have
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E. L. Brown, of Wright, Texas who
has been here two days seeing the
country, left this morning for Canyon
City, Texas.
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It is never safe to trust the man
who makes a business of slanderf1g
his neighbors.
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Miss Opal Franklin arrived last ev
ening from Kinney, Texas on a visit
with Otto Hedgecoxe and family.
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The man who farms by irrigation
bets on a sure thing. And 1t IS not
gambling, either.-The Earth
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or course it was a school teacher
who called our attention to the use
of her" instead of his" in the Par
sons sermon yesterday-but there
are so few men teaching that It
should not require even poetic IL
cense t justify the use of "her" in
common gender.
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Back of all public corruptions are
our private promises--Maverick-
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Notice. Tree Planters.

/ have a nice assortment of apples,
plums, pears, cherries, shade trees
roses by my shop on South Main
St. Drop me a card. l will do the rest.
3tf. R. F. CRUISE.
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Figure with b. F. Smith when you
wan buggy painting. Phone 17S. III
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Legal Blanks OF an Kinds for sale
at the Record once.
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EGGS FOR HATcHING- $40

Is from our pen of White Legnorns,
that holds worlds record of 208 eggs
per hen per year.-Roswell Poultry
Yards, east side of Fair Grounds, or
Cash Grocery. phone No. 35I- ST.
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Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of March, 1907.
RALPH M. PARSONS,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-30

from a trip to Ca'nanea. He confirms
the report that the Greene Cananea
Mining company has begun to make a
decided reduction In its output and
will hereafter work only properties in
which the ores are Of high grade and
easily handled. SAYS the Star. During
the past few days more than 500 men
have been laid off and number of the
furnaces shut down.
The concentration output has been
.cut down nearly one-half. a part Of
the machinery being closed down.
The output of the company Will be
reduced at least per cent and if cop
per continues 10 drop the percentage
will be materially increased. II is the
intention of the company not To pro-
duce am more of the red metal than
viii be necessary to fulfill the con-
tracts that nave been made, and no
new ones will be made at the present
price of copper.
The company viii continue work
on the Oversight, American and PERTH
citos properties. which can be worked
lat a ver.' small expense as the ores
occur In large bodies and is very easily
handled. much more So than i'm other
properties that the company has been
working for the past year while cop
per has been high. outside Of these
three properties the Greene company
will close down everything. This Will
necessitate the closing down of at
least three or four of the furnaces Of
the smelter and a large portion of the
concentration.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-30

regret that there is no whisky at the
springs for they have heard that that
is a great alleviator Of cramps.
1t is then that Mr.. Block comes for
ward with the alleviator. He makes
no charge for it Tor he has no license
to sell liquor but all the same his
liquor is going out and nothing is TAX
ing its place. Many Of the cramp vic
tins are stricken the second and third
times. Sometimes there are still other
receiving attacks or the dread malawH
and the same keeps coming until his
nerve becomes flaccid and weak
Mr.. Block wants to know if he has
TO pay a license for dispensing liquor
as a medicine to those who are in
pain and if not. whether in the opinion
of the sheriff he should take out IL
cense. He inHmates that when this
stock of liquor is gone the people will
have to put up with a substitute re-
lief for cramps and he further in
Inmates that the exhaustion Of the Ii
quor might be signal for the eX
tinction of the epidemic.
At any rate, if the sheriff finds that
he must have a license fer the sale OF
liquor he is requested to inform Mr..
Block what else is good for cramps.
The sheriff mas replied saying that
Re is not prepared to pass upon the
question but says he has referred the
matter to the district attorney and in
the meantime he would suggest that
in his own case he has found ginger to
be a specific for cramps.