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ANNUAL ADDRESS OF THE

w. c. T. U. PRESIDENT.
(Mrs. s.. c. Nutter.)
Comrades and Friends Of Dur White
Ribbon Army:
The wheels of Time, in their rapid
revolutions, have brought us to ano-
Their milestone in the journey of life.
The past year OF service, in the inter
est of the work which lies so near
our hearts. that Of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union, has been un.
usually brief. Eleven months have
elapsed since we assembled in con-
v%ention, busy months, which aave
brought much to encourage, but yet
falling below the goal of hopes,
Two years residence In New Mexico
makes one feel almost like a New
MEXICAN. The kindness received at
the hands OF my co-workers has
greatly aided toward the home feel.
Ing. Ny thanks are due those who
have so kindly taken the stranger in.
Today, In convention assembled, we
celebrate our Silver Anniversary. I
Goo8Eolu1dIS luOSo WnO nave the priv
ilege Of being present at this time
and sympathize with those who are
deprived of this pleasure. The long
distances, coupled with expensive rail
road travel, are hindrances to be con.
sidered In u coming together in
convention. One can scarcely compre-
bend the vastness Of area of this won
derful undsveloped country, contain.
ing 122.5s0 square miles, and larger
than Illinois, Iowa and Vermont all
put together. The extent of its re.
sources Is yet unknown. but when
Ne read the report Of the Secretary
Of the Interior. wherein he says that
~sfxteen thousand homestead filings
were made during the past year, that
more than n thousand teachers are
sducating fifty thousand children" the
outlook grows encouraging for fits
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corporation will commence business

".
The names and postofice address
of the incorporators of this corpora
ton, and the number of shares of
its capital stock subscribed by each
of said i~ncorporators, are as follows:
E. F. Hardwick, Roswell, New
Mexico, Sixty-six Thousand (66.O0O)
shares.
R. D. Bell, Roswell. New Mexico,
Sixty Thousand (60.OO0) shares.
J. w. Kinsinger, Roswell, New Mex
leo. Sixty Thousand (6O,0O0) shares.
C.. P. Sherman, Roswell, New
Mexico, Sixty Thousand C6O.O0O)
shares.
J. T. Mcclure, Roswell, New Mexi-
co, Sixty Thousand 10000 shares.
| vi.
This corporation shall exist and
| conduct it's said business for a Pc
Rod Of fifty (50) years from and at
ter the filing of these articles of in
| corporation.
The business of this corporation
shall be managed by a Board of Di-
~rectors consisting Of five 90 men,
bers, and the Board of Directors for
the first three months after the filing
of these articles of incorporation
shall be the following named persons:
E. F. Hardwick, Roswell, New Mex
leo.
r.. D. Bell, Roswell, New Mexico.
J. w. Kinsinger, Roswell, New
Mexico.
C. P. Shearman, Roswell, New Mex
leo.
J. T. Mcclure, Roswell, New Mexico
The Board of Directors of this cor
poration shall have power to hold
meetings and transact the business
of said corporation at places in the
Territory of New Mexico, other than
at the principal Office of said corpora
tion.
In Witness Whereof we have here
unto set our hands and seals this
18th day of August, A. D. 1908.
(Signed)
E. F. HARDWICK, (Seal)
| r. D.. BELL GSeaD
J. w. KINSINGER (Sea1)
C. P. SHEARMAN (Seal}
J. I. MCCLURE (SeaD
Territory of New Mexico, County of
Chaves.-ss.
On this 18th day of August, A. D.
1908, before me personally appeared
E. F. Hardwick, r. d. Bell, J. ". Kin
singer, c. P. Sherman and j. T. Nc
| Clure, to me known to be the persons
| described in, and hi executed the
T egoing instrument, and acknowl
| edged to me that they executed the
| same as their free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof / have mere
unto set my hand and seal on the day
| and year last above written.
(SEAL) J. D. BELL,
| Notary Public, Chaves County,
New Mexico.
Endorsed:
mo. $3.50 Cor. Reed. Vol. s. Page
$50. Articles of Incorporation of
TILE ROSWELLWHITE NOUN.
TAIN DEVELOPMENT COMPA-
my.
Filed in office of Secretary of New
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Mexico. Aug. Is, 1908. 9 a. m.
NATHAN JAFFA, Secretary.
Compared, C. to O..

NATHAN JAFFA, Secretary.
Compared, C. to o.
Territory of New Mexico.-Office of
the Secretary.-certificate of Com
parison.
L, Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify hat there was filed for record
in this office at nine o'clock a.. M, on
the fifteenth day of August, A. d.
1908,
Certificate of Non-LiabiIity of Stock
holders of THE RoSWELL-WHITE
MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT COM.
PANY (No. $3.50;
and also, that l 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
of Santa Fe, the Capital,
0SEAL) on this 18th day of August,
A. D. 1908.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Stockholders Certificate of Non-Lia-
biIity of the RosweIEWhite Noun
tain Development Company.
Know All Men BY These Presents:
Tha We, the undersigned, ~incorporat-
ors of the Roswell-White Mountain
Development Company, do hereby
certify that no stakeholder of this
| corporation shall be liable on account
of stock issued by his corporation,
Or for any unpaid stock of said cor.
poration issued, and that we, the un-
| dersigned, make this certificate in
accordance and in compliance with
Section % of Chapter 10 of the Laws
of New Mexico of 1905.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto set our hands this 18th day of
August, 1908. 0Signed.)
E. F. HARDWICK,
r. d. BELL,
J. w. KINSINGER,
C. P. SHEARMAN,
J. T. MCCLURE.
Territory of New Mexico, County OF
Chaves.-ss.
On this 18th day of August, 1908,
before me personally appeared E. F.
Hardwick, r. D. Bell, J.. w. Kinsing-
err, G.. P. Shearman and J. r. Nc
Clure, to me known to be the persons
| described in n who executed the
foregoing instrument, and acknowl-
edged that they executed the same
as their free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Off
cial seal on h day and e a last
above written.
(N4tary SeaD J. D. BELL,
Notary Public, Chaves County,
New Mexico.
Endorsed:
ono. $3.50 Stockholders Certificate
of Non-Liability of THE ROSWELL
WHITE MOUNTAIN DEVELOP.
MENT COMPANY.
Filed lin office of Secretary of New
Mexico August IS, 1908, 9 a. M.
NATHAN JAFFA, Secretary.
Compared C. to o.
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%.

The principal office of this corpora
ton shall be located on Main street
in the City of Roswell, Chaves county,
Territory Of New Mexico, and 1t may
establish offices in other places with
in and without the Territory of New
of Directors of such corporation may
direct. The principal Office in Roswell,
New Mexico, will be In charge of e.
w. Doane, as the agent Of said corpo-
ration, upon whom service Of process
may be made.
The objects for which this corpora
ton is formed are: To make con-
tracts; to acquire real estate and lay
out townsites; to develop and con-
struct power plants, electric works;
wagon and automobile roads, tunnels,
bridges, viaducts, canals, fumes, irri-
cation bitches, reservoirs, hotels,
amusement resorts, wharves, piers.
featuring business; to purchase,
lease, bond, Or otherwise acquire,
own, exchange, sell OF otherwise dis
pose of and deal in all kinds of real
property and personal property, and
to pledge, mortgage and h~ypothecate
the same, including shares of it's own
capital stock and bonds, as well as
those of other corporations; to ac-
quire mines, mining property and
mining claims; to acquire oil lands,
timber lands and timber, coal lands,
mineral lands. clay, shale, asbestos,
asphaltum, oil, petroleum., a salt,
water and water rights and maciil-
cry in connection with the same and
to explore, work. mine, develop and
operate the same; to purchase or 9TH
erwfse acquire, construct, erect, own,
operate and dispose OF, smelling and
ore reduction works, brick and tile
works. stone quarries, Oil refineries.
pipe lines. saw mills, planning mills
other factories; to own, handle
control letters patent and inven-
tons; to borrow money and execute
notes, bonds, mortgages and trust
deeds, and to secure the same, and
exercise all powers in respect
thereto and Of all shares of capital
stock of other corporations and other
to the same extent as a
natural person might or could do.
FV.
The amount Of the capital stock OF
corporation shall be Six Hundred |
es600.o0e) Dollars. divided
INTO Six Hundred Thousand f60o,0oo)
shares Of the par value Of $1.00 each.
of which said capital stock Three
t$s,O00l Dollars has been
paid In IN cash, and Three Hundred
Three Thousand (~$5os.0oo Dol
;ars h the purchase Of property.
Eith which capital stoek paid Il mig
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would hear the remark lightly made.
Temperance work vas only women's
and children's work" It is said now
prohibition il Oklahoma was
practically gained by the work of the
women n the children" but the
Continued on Page Three.)
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Chayes Co. Democratic Ticket

OIIov6S Uus U6IlIUGI 0llG IIGkGl
Fer County Commissioner 3rd Dist.
~. J.. FRITZ.
County com'r. Second District,
~. ~. ATKINSON.
Fer Probate Judge,
J.. r. EVANS.
Fer Clerk Of Probate Court,
=. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
c. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
GUY n. HERBERT.
County Treasurer and Ex-of4ele
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
superintendent Of Schools,
c. C.. HILL.
County Surveyor,
". r.. kENNEY.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-01-03
ALL
PLANS FOR The
INAUGURATION

TRENTON, Jan. 3:-Arrange-
ments were completed yesterday for
the Inauguration Of Governor-elect
John Franklin Fort, Tuesday. Janu-
ary 21. The event will be one of
much civic splendor, but in keeping
with the wishes of the new governor,
there will be no military display
whatever. This will be In marked
contrast to the recent inaugurals, In
which the National Guard has played
such prominent part.
The inaugural ceremonies will be
held at noon In Taylor Opera House,
this city. The exercises will be open
ed with prayer by Rev. James M.
Ludlow, D. D., Of Governor Forts
home city of East Orange. The oath
will be administered by Chief Justice
william 8. Gummere, of the Supreme
Court, with Secretary OF State Sam
uel Dickinson holding the Bible.
Governor Stokes will then turn over
the great seal of the state and Gov
ernor Fort will deliver his inaugural
address. Benediction win be pro-
nounced by DR.. w. Strother Jones,
of this city.
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RUG ASSISTS BIG BOAT
Trouble With Machinery Causes
Vessel TO Drift at Mercy
Of Tide.
SERVICE IS MUCH HAMPERED
Tugboat Now Towing the Perth
Amboy in Order to Maintain
Some Sort of Schedule.

This morning while the Staten Is
land Rapid Transit's new ferryboat,
Perth Amboy, was crossing Staten
Island sound from this city to Tot
tenville on the 9:52 trip, trouble oc-
Cured with part of the machinery
while the boat was in midstream, and
it drifted helplessly, until 1t went
ashore near Wards Point, and re-
mained go until the tug George P. Roe
went to its assistance, and towed IT
to the Tottenville ferry slip, where
1t was tied up.
Yesterday afternoon a machinist
was sent aboard to look over the
boat, and see what could be done to
ease up the engines. This morning
from the first trip, the boat acted
worse than ever and on the 1852
trip, as the craft was in the middle OF
the stream, the engines refused to
work. The tide was going out rapid
ly and it was not long before the
Perth Amboy was near Wards Point.
Aboard the ferryboat at the time
were several passengers and they be-
cam greatly excited.
The boat went ashore near Ward S
Point, and Captain Raymond Ellis
and the tug answered and went
to the assistance OF the helpless boat
and it was towed to the Tottenville
slip. AS soon as the Perth Amboy
was docked the passengers scram-
bled ashore.
Passengers who wanted to cross
to Staten Island from this city, were
not able to do SO from the 9,52 triI
up until IL O'Clock, as the acting
agent, William Campbell, had receiv-
ed no orders in regard to another
boat, to take the place of the Perth
Amboy.
This afternoon the Perth Amboy
is being towed between this city and
Tottenville by the tugboat Jacob M
Heath, of Tottenville, and trips are
made as often as possible. The
trouble with the Perth Amboy was
caused by the breaking down of the
engine, and the engine has now beer
taken apart and an effort is being
made to repair the break. Superin
tendent Colyer, Of the Staten Island
Ferry Company, is aboard the boat te
make repairs.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-01-03
FIRE AT THE
PARDEE WKS,

Fire in the blooming mill at the
10. Pardee Works, this afternoon.
shortly before o'clock, caHsed a
great deal of excitement at the plant,
but it was put out before much dam
age was done. An effort was made
to send in an alarm from box So, at
Smith and Herbert streets, but the
box refused to work and police head
quarters was notified.
A. H. Crowell, collector of revenue,
a member of Protection Hook &
Ladder Company, was notified by the
police and, securing some members
of the Hooks" he started for Par
dee's.
First Assistant Chief Mead was
notified and he went to the house OF
Lincoln Engine Company, where a
number of the Links" were ready
to respond to the alarm. but when
Mr.. Mead telephoned to the Pardee
Works, they said the fire was out and
help was not needed.
A reporter who called the Pardee
firm up on the telephone was inform
ed that the fire did not amount to
much, that a wooden partition had
been destroyed in the blooming mill.
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CORPORATION TAXES
FOR The COUNTIES
Special to the EVENING NEWS:


TRENTON, Jan. 3:-New Jerseys
various taxing districts will receive
this year in taxes from public utility
corporations a total of s626,212.86,
according to the schedule of assess
ments against the corporations which
has been fled with the state comp
troller by the State Board of Assess
ors.
The tax is based upon the gross
receipts of the corporations, the rate
being two per cent. except in the
case of street railway companies.
Street railway corporations are taxed
under the new law of 1906, which
provides a graduated rate, increasing
one-half of one per cent. each year
until the maximum rate of five per
cent. shall have been reached. On
these corporations the present tax
was levied at the rate of two and
one-half per cent.
The increase this year over 1906
is $2,625,393S5 in gross receipts,
and s105,611.42 in the aggregate
tax.
The amount of the tax to be paid
to the taxing districts in each county
follows:
Atlantic, s1s,621.S1; Bergen,
s37,655.7S: Burlington, s17.375.05;
Camden, s27.270.01; Cape May, So
$3.50; Cumberland, ss,066.39; Es-
sex, STA, ,S05.61: Gloucester, s4,-
00S.23; Hudson, s142.9O2.61: Hun
terdon, s1,49193; Mercer, s25, ,s06.-
%; Middlesex. S1S.102.66; Mon
mouth, $20,019.53; Morris, s7.757.-
"A: Ocean, $2,777.46; Passaic,
s5S,930,19; Salem, s1,504.91; Som
erset, s5,244.S6; Sussex, $1,190.22;
Union, s43, ,666.S5; Warren, 81, 1856
46; total, s626,212.Se.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-01-03
EXCISE BOARD AGAIN ELECTS
j. H. MULCHAHEY PRESIDENT
Bold Band Of Youthful Thieves,
With Headquarters Under a Porch,
Rounded Up and Leader is Sought

Three boys are locked up at police
headquarters on charge of belong
Ing to a gang of youthful thieves who
for the past month have caused a
great deal Of trouble in this city, and
they have confessed to Chief Burke
that they stole many bottles Of milk
and other articles.
Chief Burke has been receiving
complaints, from local milkmen, that
milk was being stolen from the
stoops Of customers where 1t had
been placed. The bottles were taken
between the hours of 5 and in the
morning. The chief was notified
from time to time that small stores
had been broken open and candy and
tobacco taken, also that a number of
butcher and grocery stores were en-
tered. For the past two weeks, the
chief has warned all the policemen
under him to keep sharp lookout
for the robbers, as he had received
a tip that band Of young fellows
were in operation and that they had
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Some Opposition
to Janderup
License.
ONE PLACE LESS

The Board of Excise Commission
ers held their annual meeting last
night in the office of the water de-
partment at city hall. President j.
H. Mulchahey was reelected.
Mr.. Mulchahey extended his
thanks to the other members for the
honor, and said that he would per-
form his duties for the best interests
of the city. He declared that the
members had co-operated in their
duties the past year and hoped that
the same harmony would exist during
the next year.
Tells of Years Work.
After the business of the evening
had been transacted, President Null
cahahey told of the past years work
of the board. He made known the
fact, that although the new board
had granted "a number of new IL
censes, there was one less in the
month of December, 1907, than in
the same month of 1905. In that
month of 1907, there were 145 IL
censes in force, including wholesale,
retail and hotels.
The president told of the doing
away with the dummy proposition,
where unfavorable applicants made
application through another person,
using the latter's name. He also
made known the fact that the board
has done much to discourage the
Saturday night dances. The board
has refused to permit licenses in sa-
looms where dance halls exist. They
have done much in breaking them up,
and at the present time they have
three under observation. If the pro-
prietors of these do not soon take
heed, the board will revoke their
licenses.
Mr.. Mulchahey then told of the in
crease in license fees, which the
board had put through. He said
that he had heard no complaints
from citizens or even the saloon
keepers themselves.
At the session last night, six ap-
plications for renewals of saloon IL
censes and two bottling licenses,
were unanimously granted. The fol-
lowing transfers were granted: H. L.
Splitter to Ruben Mailer, S49 State
street; Chris Jorgenson to Joseph
Tourik, 20 Hall avenue.
Theatre Cafe Withdrawal.
The application of L. Isenberg for
a saloon license in the basement of
upon the request Of the applicant.
The APPLICATION of Anton Kisko, Brace
and Atlantic avenues, which was laid
over at the last meeting, was granted
by vote of three for and two against
1t.
The following applications for new
licenses, were, under the rules. laid
over until the next regular meeting;
George w. Bennett, 80 New Bruins
wick avenue; Adam Karnes, 38 Sayre
avenue; and Paul N. Janderup, 242
Smith street.
Fight Over License.
A recommendation and remon-
STRANGE, both heavily signed by prop
erty-owners IN the western section OF
the city, were submitted regarding
the Janderup application. These are
to be considered at the next meeting
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-01-03
3RD. TRIAL OF
(. HERDELY CASE

The third trial Of the case OF
Joseph Herdely vs.. the De Lamar
Copper Works is to be held Monday
in the United States Circuit Court In
New York before Judge Hough.
Mr. Herdely sues for the loss of
an eye in an explosion at the De
Lamar Copper works in April, 1908.
Joseph E. Stricken, representing the
plaintiff, commenced suit some time
ago before Judge James P. Platt and
secured verdict of $4,000, which
was set aside as excessive. The case
was later retired and verdict of S2,-
500 was given. The defendants then
appealed the case, and it was again
set aside. A third trial is now to
be started.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-01-03
THE COUNTY
COMMITTEE
TAKES HAND
Met Here Last Night and Dis.
cussed Fight Over City
C0IlectOrship.
MAY URGE WITHDRAWING NAME

A meeting Of the democratic
county executive committee was held
last night, IN the Office of County
Chairman Joseph Stricken, in the
Adelaide building, 1S8 Smith street,
for the purpose of discussing the
trouble among the democratic mem
bers of the local Board of Aldermen,
and 1t Is said, on good authority
that the committee decided that they
would try and see Aldermen Dalton
and Garland, and ask them to with
draw the name Of Cornelius Convery
for collector of revenue, in the inter-
est of democratic harmony
A regular committee meeting of
the Board of Aldermen will be held
tonight in the council chamber, at
city hall. 1t is understood that the
board will take up the matter of
nominations for various city offices,
and agreements may be reached
whereby appointments can be made
Monday night.
At the committee meeting tonight
the matter of appointments, it is
said, will be gone over in q careful
manner and. II the name of Convery
is dropped by Dalton and Garland,
nominations will be made ard the ap-
pointments made Monday night.
reporter tried to see County
Chairman Stricker. bnt he was in
formed that Mr.. Stricker was in New
York today. When Mayor Bollsch-
weller was seen by a NEWS reporter
he said he could not say anything
about the meeting iust a. present.
Dennis ]. Flynn likewise said he was
not in a position to say anything al
the present time, outside of the fact
that meeting had been held.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-01-03
LODGES ELECT
OFFICERS FOR
ENSUING YEAR
Several Local Organizations Held
Meetings Last Night TO Fill
Their Chairs.
MUCH INTEREST is SHOWN

The annual installation of officers
of Valhalla Lodge No. 275, Independ.
ent Order of Odd Fellows, took. place
last night. There were about $50
including members, visitors and Q
large delegation of Lawrence Lodge
No. so, present.
| District Deputy Grand Master
Henry Tetrault and staff, of Eliza
beth, installed the new officers. After
the ceremony, speeches were made
by District Deputy Tetrault, Grand
Master Frank Crowther, of this cit;
Grand Chaplain Rev. B. G. Lippin
colt, of Red Bank; Past Grand J. X
Jensen, of Valhalla Lodge; Pas
Grand Samuel G. Garretson, of Law
renee Lodge.
Past Grand J. X. Jensen was pre-.
sented with past grands regalia
The presentation speech was made BY
the new noble grand, Jens Christian
sen.
After the meeting refreshment.
were served downstairs. Cigars were
passed around and a social time wal
enjoyed.
The officers installed were: Noble
grand, Jens Christensen; vice grand
is. Knudsen; recording secretary
Chris R. Lund; financial secretary
Nels Fenskov; treasurer, Andrew
Overgaard; outer guard, Paul Peter
sen; inner guard, Chris Petersen
chaplain, Hans Dinesen.
Court Perth Amboy Elects.
At the meeting of Court PERTH
Amboy, Independent Order Of For
esters, in Odd Fellows hall, las
night, the annual election took place
1t was decided to declare a dividend
to each member at the next meeting
of the court, January IS. The cour
has about $1,000 in reserve and hal.
of this amount will be paid in checks
to the members. The court has 9
membership of about 100. The in
stallation will take place on thi,
same night and preparations will bt
made for spread at that time.
The officers elected we're: Chic
ranger, Alex McKinnon; recording
secretary, Richard H. Stack; finan
cial secretary, Herman Philo; treas
urer. A. Currie; vice president. ]. F
Stack; orator, Emil Hamberg; ant
lorganist, Fred Neff. After the In
stallation refreshments were served
by Alchin.