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pervisor w. H. Scale for advice OF
council In reference to the proposed
removal OF the band stand from tho
Washington street school groundse to
the court house square. as there
seems to be come opposition from
citizens. a majority were orpos4d to
the removal as they think tho present
location moro central to the greater
number Of people; but action was de-
fcyred in order that the wishes Of
those having authority over the school
yards might be ascertained.
a letter was received from Mr..
Thomas Wilson inquirlng tn. inten-
ton Of council In regard te widenis
Broad street as proposed some time
stce; and Offering to set back the
ferce on his premises 10 conform to
tho nsw line. It was decided to ac-
cept Mr. Wilson's, offer provided that
all property owners on Broad street
make written request for thu int
prcvement, and offer to donate the
necessary land; and provided, fur:h-
er. that no buildings are to be moved
by tho city.
Council then a'tjourned.
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THE MUNICIPAL PRIMARY.

The First Ward Ele.aion Passed "a
Qoietly-NO choice In Ward 4.
The municipal prrnary vest .r.iay
passed M quietly, May,r Boy,e havin /,
no oppcMtIc n receive i The unan,. .n,u,
v'te. There was l hot ayht made on
Aldermen r.. +. 1iaynsw"r.h, H. c.
Haynsworth. Wilder and Rhame. The
two former won out while the two
latter we're defeated. In Ward 4
there was no election and the three
highest. Pierson. Stubbs and Finn,
VII try 1t over in the second primary.
The vote by wards was as follows:
Ward 1-Willie Bultman CT: Al
derman II. c. Hayns worth bs: G. F.
Eppers>n IS; J. H. Archer g.
Ward 2--Alderman H. d. Barnett
212: r. F. Haynsworth 1Ee: !. D.
Shirer IA.
Ward a-A,derman r. I. Wrigh,
II. j. r. Ligon II.
Ward As. M. Piers,n ~; Alder.
man p. p. Finn a.; W. G.. S.ubbs 81.
Alderman r. x. Wild.r SS, Alderman,
e. II. Rhame %.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

w. 8. Reamer was or Tuesday NOM
mated for mayor Of Columbia by the
Democratic primary.
a white man near Ara@erson looked
at negro baby who hadsbeen drown
ed IN tub and, dropred dead himself.
Tn Hon G. W.. Garrls of Denmark
Is considering whether or not he shall
be a candidate for congress from his
district.
Little Jennings White Russell. mn
OF F. J. Russell Of Ncwberry. died on
Tuesday in Atlanta from the effect OF
bite Of a mad deg.
The annual meeting Of The South
Carolina Medical association will be
held In Anderson on April II, *, 1e
and IL. and more than 800 delegates
from evey section Of the State are
expectd.
John Fowler. a whits farmer living
near Grecnttlle. was shot and instant
ly killed by Ben McAbee, distant
relative of his. who lived in the same
house with him. 1t seems that the
killing resulted from quarrel be-
tween McAbee and his wife, for
which he blamed Fowler. McAbee is
lodged in the county Jail.
At a conference Of the South Caro-
lima Cotton Manufacturers associa-
ton in Greenville on Wednesday It
was unanimously decided to continue
the curtailmcnt OF rs per cent. in the
production Of cotton goods as far a,
practicable during the three months
beginning the first OF April
Hon. John G. Richards Of Kershaw
has decided that ne will not be a
candidate for governor this summer.
Architect Harjes. OF Raleigh, who
drew the plans for tho Presbyte ei ian
church, spent the day in the city.
Durham A. Broom, probable Judge
Of Fairfield county, died suddenly Of
acute Indigestion. The deceased was
fifty years Of age. ..
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CONGRESSMAN RIsJOys.
AaD Repressasstise 1sNders His
Rssa~sssoa to Fake cAeet sept. 30
-0easatlNa Caused.

Rock'and. Me-. March GA son.
snason was caassd In poiititai cir
~Dss here today by .ae receipt by
osv. wlihm T. cS~s Of .. letter fson.
Csnsrssman Charles 81 Lattlencld,
enosrins his resignation 80 mstnbsr
- eessr's. 10 take ssssct cn sspt. 90
~ ~ N.f
IN the same mail vas q communi
sas'oa {, the chairman oe the Second
Sa.ayies Republican consreA.h nal CON-
1ittS from Mr.. Littisheid In whicn
- latter gave as the reason for his
,seauAation his desire 10 resume bic
nHw prsctcc. whitb, In q large de-
Wee ne has been compelled TO aban-
osn because OF his congressional du-
eisA : The resignat,on came ~ srcat
nprss to Gov. Cobb and t9 the con-
US~snan's friends In this district. and
Was esceived with much regret.
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H. last rspeets of the bui:dins
oDesn1isrs is SOFty-nins Of. the leading
eoe'es ~ ths Unit,d statss for the
yoes. COLLECTED, by NE 0so,egscsl Sur
~. low thsA 81 Per csnA wtre Of
WSoden sonArscti N. While shis per-
e~ossxe u rspre sentative Of the build
~ industrs IN tss limited States,
SsaleSs potnt out that u does not in
SesHs Ne iArss Ncandslss of iumbor
~ Sor ps Construction Of dwell
onBA ssvr6 and ether bvlidin6s IN
ues ishSv<sH6s ef smnn cities and
enuus ssattessd over the country. In
Veeeen buil6sngs. New York Il at t,..
ooo>on of.u the lLst. though Il leads
voeh eiS.eTs - the average cost of
ou1Ddznss. nxcsp. at San Francisco,
Vhers the abnormal conditions have
9rsvaiisd sircs the flre. Boston shows
~ grsaAsst incroase Of any cities In
- total coat ~ building operations.
1hs average cost ef buildings In con-
aantly increaangs having risen over
>eee During enc last three years. The
svsvass va,ue of'k buil i:ng il xsysn ia
- rspors Of ss.Sss, $ re quantity oi
ssMbsr used Or sa&clnb puryoss. IN
1ses was s7.ses. s.eSe.sso rsy<t. With .
Uai value of Sest.lSl. .sss. Including
~ value sf tho hath ard shingles
ussd with this sScsat. The 'totH valus
- ~ wee> used fOr buildings Il
nsyseht sp 10 VesGTsss1G W
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& TRUST. COMPANY

A young lady named Dean was kill
ed by the Augusta-Aiken express car
between Langley and warrenville.
A white man named Howell was
arrested in York county for @ murder
committed in Tennessee four year,
ago.
Abraham Mccullough was killed in
York county Thursday by another ne
gro named Barron.
Sam Cleator was brutally murder.
ed in Laurens county by Albert Boyd.
The State intercollegiate Oratcr ri
cal contest will be held in Greenwood
on April -.
l. william Jackson shot Isaac Mack
to death in Charleston Sunday after
noon.
Joe Lafayette and John Richard
son, colored, were drowned in Char.
lesion hlrbcr Sunday afternc on by a
, boat carsizing.
John Green was shot and instantl, ),
killed at Bethune Saturday night by
Lewis Secgars. Both were drunk.
G. T. Worsham, a prominent farmer
Of Clar endOn fell dead Saturday while
walking across his field.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, an employe Of
Beaumont mills. Spartanhurg, wa,
scalped Monday morning as the re-
suit Of her hair becoming entangle d
in the machinery. and her condition
is said to be serious. Mrs. Wheeler
dropped some article upon the loor
and reaching down to recover II
Placed her heed beneath the ma .hin ,
and her lair was caught.
William Brown, a farmer residing
near Enoree. shot and fatally wound
ed negro named West Rhodes, near
that place. Sunday afterrcon. Tn.
w>unded man is rot dead. but It is
said he has no chance to Recover.
Brown claims that the shooting was I 4
self-defense.
While asleep in bed with his pa
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E There was furry of sleet and
snow Friday night. starting about 9.3d
o'clock and continuing for upwards
Of an aour. 1t Is also stated on &c Cd
authority that ice was observed in
exposed localities Saturday. De.
spite these manifestations of winter
no per, .ptiblc damage was done early
garden vegetai les
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Yeu are cordially invited to attend
my millinery opening. beginning We'd
ned. 3sth OF March. and continuing
0wooGh tho wesk. No. 3. upstairs.
nsss door TO the Sumter Dry Goods
8onrs. South Main street. Yours to
Uesase. Miss g. a. Msrray. s-ls-3ts
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rents, the 3-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Anderson. Of Ander-
son, was smothered to death. Tn.
parents found the child cold in death,
when they awoke in the morning.
The infant had been sick :or several
days.
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Nnlsoe1 Commissioners Caughman
- = nndetate for recollection. II IL
1oo1>4 cns rules NJ the game of poll
ocs ~ played In South Carolina to
ge-eoeoG 9 ratlrdad commissioner and
be. N<Nohraaa would be on the safe
- - tsxs time by the fore,osk and
nai1 . eced tct In the private walks
ee ufs. Us @
At1pney General Lyon: by the ad-
vlos .sAa WITH M consent of his
on.s legs1 asociatsa AIessrs. stevcn-
-, Abasg. Anderson. Routree. Eel
GG - - has taken another tack
- Jo1os Psitohaza In the dispcnsary
,oEng(e,l Thsy have put II sQuarciy
~ - Jsosc Prsschard Z, show wheth-
- - Nh rssVsct ~. ignore ths de-
e'<een es shs Supreme 'cF''nt OF this
- ~ who accidentally killed
49, DusAaaaa by the careless ais
logDp q stas NV Aswer b pun
c4 ~ ths NV. bu& he. vnl have .
1ur4op - vsgrst - carry through life
~ I'm - ss~< Int punishsasnt
FIN ~ e-s& : s,as, =. ss,ss. !. ,.,e ~
ess:ta9 = ssassy over
49, - Npp1 - -. without :. sx-
uorosoes - Ueeuaxet1on ana unless
-, ~oo~s <~~-~-Hs..- -~-k..x
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The man who says he is too poor
II give will never be rich enough to
be other than pocr in hoarr.
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The religion that do IS not improve
human nature has no business with
humanity.
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the MASS MEETING.
DECIDED TO NOMINATE ALDER
MEN BY WARDS.

A Slimly Attended But Interesting
Meeting OF the Democratic Voters
Of the City.
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H osaS~ wssoAman vas founded In
opoo elA sAs n~s Sb~sAron In isee. The
Ou1oownA ed SowtAro~ now has shs CON-
49, D~lsieh asd iaaasues Of both Of
- eo1 14pssr end y usnifsssly che best
eeyese1el.g asdis4in Sumter.
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Conduct Is simply character vital
izcd.
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AsIK sunday near at hand
NV Ine New spring Outfit that
I seasons business and have
not will record our first
lary easily bV caren
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Black Dress Goods.

This is a very popular department
with US, and our line is unusually
strong,
Panamas 80, rs and ST. 90.
Voiles, IS, 500 and $3.50.
Brilliantines, SO, 75 and $l.OO.
Henriettas, 80. rs and $l.OO
Poplins, Is and 81 90. =
Melrose, Is and $l,CO.
Serges, so and rs. M
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
SKULL OF CHILD FOUND
BURIED IN THE STREET

While digging to lay the water main
in front of the new city water power
house on east Alameda street. "a
the railroad, laborers yesterday found
the skull of a child. The bones of the
entire skeleton were there also, but
were too badly decomposed to save,
o. A. Gafford, who was in char0e of
the work, brought the skull to the
Record Office and a reporter had 1t
viewed by some of the professional
men of the city. A dentist examined
the teeth carefully n pronounced it
the skull of a child about eight years
of age, the development of the second
teeth. pushing out the child teeth,
proving his theory as to age. The
shape of the skull shows TIA it was
that of a white child. A number of
h e old timers were consulted but
none knew anything of the burial of
a person in the present site of east
Alameda street, further that the fact
that there were several graves scat
tered up and down the Hondo when
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them to the livery stable at the
expense Of the owner or driver.
We = trying to make Roswell .
safer and better place for life and
property and q cleaner. better place
in which to lfve.sWe want the help Of
all the good people and AL should
give attention to this in view.
We trust as the new year haezAs
that it will not be necessary for peace
officers to act In this matter or for
the Mayor Of the City to again call
attention to the condition.
Respectfully submitted,
g. A RICHARDSON.
Mayor
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

troHefGTB Of nSAs GoA1SSs
The following deeds have been al
ed for record in the once of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. p. Gayle:
J. w. Wilson and wife to Mabae
Waugh. for $50. a one-inch water
right from a well on lot 8. block A
West Side addition to Roswell.
Jana. Prayer Realty & Investment
Co.. to L. L. johnson and others fol
$40 and other consideration. forty
acres in 32-11-27.
Wilson Orr and wife to II. R. Thorn
as. for $1,000, lots 2. 4. 6,>8, 10, and ~
block 20. Kenna.
Amy Henry and husband to J..tW
Turknett. for 81 and other considera
ton, lot 4. consisting OF forty acres
in 6-15-22.
C1aud c. Truitt and wife to A. NJ
Corbit, for 81, a lot $50 by $50 feet
in block A, First addition to Hager
man. and ~,water-right thereto.
C. e. Haynes to ]. J. Rascoe. for 81
and other consideration. lot 3. blocl
8, Sparks addition to Roswell.
w. H. Johnson and wife to Jafa
Prayer & Co., for 81, a tract of 16t
acres in 81 and 32-16-19, known a.
the Sanger Lake ranch.
Julia e. Lee to L. B. Craig, for $60(
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Warning.


l. have frequently observed that
parents and others in charge of small
children are In the habit OF driving
onto Main street Of the City OF Ros-
well. frequently crowded with vehic-
les. abandon the carrfgae or buggy or
other vehicle in which they may be
riding, leaving small helpless children
to take care of the horse or horses
which are attached, sometimes fasten-
ed and sometimes loose. You III war
ned now. If you have not heretofore
realized it, hat 1t is extremely dam
and may be very disastrous to
helpless people. With such a condi-
ton and should . runaway occur on
the street. the disaster might be cry
great Parents should be . little more
thoughtful. not quite so Indifferent
and forgetful.
have frequently taken children
from huggies or carriages and remov-
ed them to places Of safety and I have
Instructed the peace ofncers Of the
CITY 81 Roswell to remove children
LETT IN such condition to . place Of
safety ana 4 horses are not tied to -
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by certify that there was dled for rec
ord in this ONCE at 1O:45 o'clock, A.
IN the Twenty-eighth day Of Dec
ember. A. D., 1908.
Certificate Of Non-Liabiiity Of Stock
holders Of
SHEPHERD 4 COMPANY
(No. 572f.)
and also. that I rave compared the
following copy of the same with the
original thereof now on file, n de-
clare it to be a correct transcript
therefrom and of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal of the Terri
tory of New Mexico, at the
(SeaD City Of Santa Fe. the Capital
on this 28th day of December.
A. D.. 1908.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF NoN-LiAelLiTY
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF sHEP-
HERD & COMPANY.
We, the incorporators of Shepherd
& Company of Roswell, New Mexico.
do hereby certify that there shall be
no liability of stockholders for any
stock issued and unpad by this COM
pany. and that this certificate Is made,
executed and filed in accordance with
Section % of Chapter 70 of the Laws
of New Mexico. 1905.
GSigned) Charles w. Shepherd.
QSigned) Jacob U. Gross,
(Signed) Arthur H. R~ockafellow.
eSigned) Olin H. Bemis.
(Signed) Fred Miller.
iTERRdTORY OF NEW MEXICO }
tCOUNTY OF CHAvES y
On this 22nd day of December, 1908.
before me personally appeared
Charles w. Shepherd. Jacob U. Gross.
Arthur H. Rockafellow, Olin H. Benz
is and Fred Miller, to me known to
be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument,
and acknowledged that they executed
the same as their free act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l
have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my Official seal on
| (Seal) the day and res in this GER
tificate first above written.
I CSigned) Myrtle Aldridge,
Notary Public,
Chaves County. New Mexico.
ENDORSED:
| No. 1921. Cor. Reed. Vol. S. Page $40.
| CERTIFICATE OF NoN-LlAsILI-
TY OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
SHEPHERD G. COMPANY.
Filled in Office of Secretary of New
Mexico, Dec. %, 1908; 10:45 A. M.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary.
ICompared B. to O..
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forty acres in 8-11-24.
Jacob Chester and others to VIM.
R. Bond, for $3.50, and other consider
ations. deed to cover defect in form
er deed to 80 acres in 33-13-25.
C. w. Haynes and wife to Dola E
Whiteman. for 81, love aud affection
lot IL, block 20, Riverside Heights ad-
dition to Roswell.
c. NJ. Yater and wife to James C.
Reese. for $1.750, the south half OF
block 6, Riverside Heights addition
to Roswell. !,
C. W. Haynes to Eva Haynes, for
$500, lots Is and Is. block %. South,
Roswell.
George r. Urton and wife to Mabel
W. Waugh. for $4,000, lot IA. block
40. West Side addition to Roswell and
..water-right thereto.
E. 8. Wilkey and wife to Lewis d.
s%poford. for $40, 900. a big lot OF scat
tered tracts nea ,Hagerman and ON
the .Pecos. known as the NJ. J.. Farrfs
lands which grantor bought from M.
J. Farris a year ago.
Porter C. Cornell and wife to Ste
,phen Y. Cornell. for $4,000. forty .ac-
res IN 25-11-23 and forty shares in the
Rio Hondo Reservoir Water Users.
Association.
Thomas Harrison and wife to J. C.
Reese. for $1,000, lot 8. block 4. Riv-
erside Heights addition to Roswell.
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and also that / have compared the
Following cpy Of the same with the
original thereof now on nle. and de-
clare 1t { be q correct transcript
fhers1rom apd OF the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal Of the Terri
tory of New Mexico. at the
. CSeaD cttyxof Santa Fe, the Capital
ON this 2sth day of December.
A. D. 1898.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
ceetifieats Of Incorporation Of shep-
herd 4 Company.
We, the undersigned, Charles w.
shepherd, Jacob U. Gross, Olin H.
Bemis, Arthur n. Rockafellow and
Fred Miller, all OF whom are citizens
of the United states and residents of
the Territory Of New Mexico, have
this day associated ourselves togeth-
er o the purpose OF forming a cor.
poration, and we certify
Article 1.
COtokO KALI MAMIE.
That the corporate name of said
company is and shall be sHEPHERD
4 COMPANY.
Ar4iele II.
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS
AND oFFFCE.
That the principal place of the bus
mess OF said company is and shall be
RosweIl. New Mexico, North Main
Street in said city. and the agent in
charge Of the ONCE and upon whom
service Of process may be made in ev.
ent OF suit against the company, is
Arthur II. Rockafellow.
Article III.
CAPITAL STOCK.
The capital stock Of said company
is and shall be $24, 900. divided into
$40 shares of the par value Of $1,000
Article ~.
OBJECTS.
The objects and business of said
company IS to buy and cell groceries
fruits. vegetables, all kinds OF farm
products and do a general nerchan
disc business, and also buy, sch and
otherwise dispose Of real estate and
livestock.
Article ".
LNCORPoRATORs.
The incorporators. of said company
and the number. Of shares held by each
are:
| NAMES SHARES
Charles W. Shepherd. Ros-
well. New Mexico. IS
Jacob u, Gross, Roswell,
New Mexico. go
Arthur H. sRoekafellow.
RosHen. New Mexico. so
Olin H. Bemis, Roswell,
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Mrs. MaeKay Entertains Pupil

Mrs. MacKay Entertains Pupils.
Mrs. Katherine Audrain MacKay en-
~tertained her music class at her home
on Kentucky avenue Monday after
noon about forty-four being present.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
playing games, chief among which
were a musical game and a contest
at u%nraveling a cob-web, in which
prizes were awarded to the most u
c~essful. Santa Claus appeared and dis
tributed gifts to all. Nice refresh
ments were served.
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$780, 900 to loan on lrr1gared farms.
long time loans. interest payable an
aually with privilege to pay on loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 3O3 N. Main, spp. p. o.
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The Associated Press yesterday
showed what It could do in the way
Of securing news. The great earth
qz1ake in Southern Italy and the Is
hnd OF Sicily, killing thousands OF
people and literally wiping out cities
ana villages by the scores. was some
thing that could not be foreseen and
for which no preparation could be
made. Yet the reports brought to the
Record by the greatest news-gather-
Ing organization the world has ever
had. were complete and told of the
great catastrophe in a that
placed 1t before the readers of the
Record. graphically and clearly. The
cogt of such work must have been e
normous running into many thousands
o. dollars. yet our readers secured it
N for the insignincent sum OF nfty
cats per month.
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they came to Roswell. Being on the
north side of the Hondo, the skeleton
could not be one of a person buried In
the old cemetery, which was south
of the Hondo river.
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Attend the mass meeting at the
an interest In selecting a candidate
Tor Justice of the Peace and a candi-
date for constable.
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Article vi.
DIRECTORS.


Article vi.
DIRECTORS.
The board of directors of said COM
pany shall be composed of four per-
sons, and those who are to manage
its affairs for a period of three (3)
months and until their successors are
elected are: Charles w. Shepherd,
Arthur H. R~ockafellow, Jacob U.
Gross and Olin H. Bemis.
Article Vii.
DURATION.
The period of duration of said COM
pany is and shall be fifty (50) years
from and after the date of the fling
of this certificate.
(Signed) Charles w. Shepherd,
(Signed) Jacob U. Gross,
eSigned) Arthur H. Rockafellow,
(Signed) Olin H. Bemis,
Gsigned) Fred Millec.
Territory Of New Mexico,
County of Chaves J.
| On this 22nd day of December. 1908,
before ne personally appeared
lCharles w. Shepherd, Jacob U. Gross
Arthur H. Rockafellow, Olin H. Benz.
is and Fred Miller, to me known to be
the persons described in and who ex
etuted the foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged to me that they exc
| cuted the same as their free act and
deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
have hereunto set my ham
n affixed my official sea
(SeaD on the day and year in this
certificate first above writ
(Signed) Myrtle A~ldridge.
Notary Public.
Chaves County, New Mexico
ENDORSED:
No. 572o Cor. Reed Vol. 5. Page
579.
Certificate of Incorporation of
| SHEPHERD & COMPANY.
Filed in Office of Secretary of New
Mexico. Dec. %, 1908; 10:45 A. M.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary
Compared B. to o.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO. -
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
/. NATHAN .JAFFA, Secretary OF
the Territory of New Mexico, do here
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-30

Andrew Carnegie in his testimony
before the House Committee on Tar
III Revision stated that the steel in
dustry was no longer in the infant
stage and did not require any kind of
protection from n one. n further
that tariff duties on steel products
worked good for no one but did an in
justice to the consumer. Andy talks
like a good Democrat.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
! We are authorized to announce
LUCIUS DILLS

LUCIUS DlLLS
= q candidate for Justice OF the
Heace for Precinct No. I. subject to
the win OF the voters as expressed at
the polls.
We are authorized to announce
A. J. WELLER
- q candidate for Justice of the
Peace for Precinct No. 1. subject to
the win Of the voters IS expressed at
the polls.