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TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
1, Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for record
in this Office at nine O'Clock a. m. on
Articles of Incorporation of THE
GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP CON-
PANY, mo. 5364);
and also, that have compared the
following copy of the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
clare it to be a correct Transcripts
therefrom and of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory
of New Mexico, at the City
(SEAL) of Santa Fe. the Capital.
on this 18th day of March,
A. D. 1908.
NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary of New Mexico.
N. C. FLINT, Assistant Secretary.
Certificate of Incorporation of the
Greenfield Townsite Company, Cha
YES County, New Mexico.
We, the undersigned, citizens of the
United States, majority of whom
are residents of New Mexico, do here
by associate ourselves together for
the purpose of forming a corporation
under the provisions of Chapter 79
OF the Acts of the Seth Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of New
Mexico. which chapter is entitled,
@sAn Act to regulate the formation
and government of corporations for
mining, manufacturing. industrial and
other pursuits" approved March Is,
1905.
ARTICLE 1.
Corporate Name.-The name of the
corporation is and shall be THE
GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP CoMPA
NY.
ARTICLE II.
Principal Once and Aoent-The
location of the principal office OF said
Company In the Territory of New
Mexico shall be at Greenfield. Caayet
county, New Mexico. and the agent
upon whom service of process may
be made Is Frank Talmage. Jr.
ARTICLE III.
obiects.-The objects or purposes
for which this corporation Is formed
are:
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MASSACRE THREATENED
In ISLAND OE HAYTL

-Paris Mar. 16.-The situation be-
tween the Hayden government and
France has become acute. The French
legation at Port Au Prince is menac-
I'd, and a general massacre of white
residents of the island is feared
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Lower Valley Peaches All Right.


From Carlsbad Argus.
Francis G. Tracy, who owns more
orchard than any other man in the
lower Pecos Valley, after a careful
examination, gives it as his opinion
that the heavy frost of Tuesday night
did but little damage to the fruit. On
the contrary. it saved work for the
orchardists by thinning the fruit
buds. Mr.. Tracy says, barring a
freeze the fruit crop of the lower val
ley will be a good one this year. In
his examination he found that the
frost had different effects upon differ
ent varieties of peaches, one variety
being entirely stripped of fruit buds,
while others were hardly affected.
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IRISH PROTEST AGAINST
TREATY WITH ENGLAND

New Haven, Conn, Mar. 16.-The
United Irish Society of Connecticut,
representing $1,000 people. met here
last night and registered a protest
against the ratification of the propos-
ed arbitration treaty between the
United States and England. The reso-
litions of protest will be sent to the
Connecticut congressional delegation.
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CRUISERS READY FOR SERVICE
IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

Washington, Mar. 16.- The first
class cruisers New York, ST. Louis
and Milwaukee are to be placed in
reserve at Puget Sound under condi-
tions which allow them to be ready
for service within "a hours
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Put Out Fire With Flour.

A gasoline stove, standing against
the outside of the house of Chas. d.
Brewster at 5O7 n. Missouri, explod-
to the house. With remarkable cool
ness, Mrs. Brewster put out the fire
by dashi1g over it a bucket full of
baking flour Then some fool man.
as the women put it, sent in a fire
alarm.
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Thanks Fire Department.

While it was Mr.. Slease's barn
that was on fire Saturday, the fire or
iginated on my premises. and L wish
to thank the fire department for their
prompt response to the alarm which
was sent in from my house. -
H. F. VERMILIION.
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R. T. Burge returned last night
from a trip of several weeks He went
first to New York and other points
in the East Then he spe1t several
days with his wife at Beaumont. Tex.
and for the past two weeks has been
in California. He says that Roswell
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Johnson and
daughter, Bruce Sasser of Kentucky,
Dennis Sanders, of Illinois, and War
ren Harlow, of Roswell, left today for
Mr.. JOhnSOn'S mines near Las Palo-
mas Springs. the men to work the
mines and Mrs. Johnson to take
baths in the hot springs.
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TARGET PRACTICE BEGINS
AT MAGDALENA BAY.

Washington, D. c., Mar. 16.-Record
target practice by Admiral Evans
Big Sixteen began at Magdalena
approximately three weeks. This in
formation was received at the naval
department by wireless.
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School chiIdrens' Fire Drill.

A fire drill was executed at Cen
trail school building by the children
of the building at three O'Clock this
afternoon. The city council, city fire
department and a number of others
were invited to come out and witness
the drill.
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A committee is in charge of the
work of getting up a celebration of
the com pletion of the new bridge at
Hagerman. 1t is to be held Saturday
night at Hagerman in the form of
supper, dance and jubilee.
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I'm GOD WE TRUST"
RESTORED TO CONS.

Washington. Mar. 16.-Under sus-
pension of the rules, the hdise today
passed a bill providing for the resto-
ration of the motto. ''In God We
Trust" on gold and silver coins OF
the United States.
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Harry Hamilton returned to Arte-
sia Saturday night after spending
two days with relatives here. His
father and brothers went down after
him in an auto, and the whole family
came up in the car Friday
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StraWbe berrieS.

Now is the time to plant strawber-
ries, 100000 fine plants, early, meii-
um and late.-Spencer Seedless Ap-
pie Co. 06tf
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Russell does carriage work. loft
Attend Wedding Anniversary.

Mrs. Ella Jacobson and G. n. AmiS
of this city, a1d Mrs q. F. Deem, of
Wellington, Kan, went to Hagerman
Sunday night to give their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Amis, surprise
family reunion today on their 10th
wedding anniversary. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Amanda E. Wheel
ock, of Algo1a, Ia, who is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. G. w. link
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Mrs. Pearl Hester. Mrs. Mary Nc
Candless and Miss Lula Price arrived
Saturday night for al extended visit
They are from CarothersyilIe, Mo.
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Horse Shoeing, $1.5o Now.
l have an exclusive horsesnoer and
IAN do the best work in the Pecos val
ey. Come and be shown R. F. Cruise
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ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CLUB

Saint Patrick's Day will be proper
ly celebrated at the Roswell CONNER
cial Club tomorrow night with a So
cial and dance. The days patron
saint will not be forgotten in the ar
rangements of the entertainment
committee and 'tthe wearin' of the
Crane will be strictly in order.
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alleys for town and townsite purposes
| (c) To sell, mortgage, convey and
otherwise dispose of town lots, blocks
and other town property, including
water rights for same, and sell and
convey in small tracts lands adjoin-
! ing the towasite of Greenfield, New
Mexico.
ARTICLE "
Capital Stock The capital stock
of said company shall be $30,O0OO0,
to be divided into 600 shares of the
par value of $4,000 each.
ARTICLE v.
Names and Postoffice Addresses
and Number of Shares Subscribed
The names and postoffice addresses
of the incorporators of said company
and the number of shares subscribed
for by each are as follows:
Names. Address. Shares.
Albert G. Mills, Greenfield, New
Mexico, 203
Herman j. Thode. Greenfield.
New Mexico, 140
Benjamin NJ. Fielden, 13O
Frank Talmage, Jr., Greenfield,
New Mexico, 81
TOTAL, $40
ARTICLE VI
Directors.-The directors who shall
manage the affairs of the company
for the first three months and until
their successors are elected are: AL
bert G. Mills, Frank Talmage, Jr and
Herman ]. Thode.
ARTICLE VII.
Period of Existence The period
of existence of said company and for
which it is incorporated and organic
ed is so years from and after the
ARTICLE VIII.
Paid in Capital Stock and with
Which the Company Commences Bu-
siness.-The paid in capital stock and
with which the company commences
business is $27 100000, and which cap
ital stock is paid by the conveyance
to said company of valuable land and
water rights upon and adjoining it's
townsite
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the par
ties have hereunto set their hands
this 22nd day of February, 1908.
(Signed:)
ALBERT G. MILLS,
HERMAN J. THODE,
FRANK TALMAGE, Jr.,
BENJAMIN M FIELDEN.
Territory of New Mexico, County of
Chaves.-ss.
On this 22nd day of February, 1908,
before me, the undersigned authority,
personally appeared Albert G. Mills.
Frank Talmage, Jr., and Herman ].
Thode, to me known to be the per
sons described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument and acknow-
lodged that they executed the same
as their free act and deed.
(Signed) OSCAR R. TANNER,
Notary Public, Chaves County,
GSEAL) Notary Public, Chaves
County, New Mexico.
My commission expires March IA.
1908.
State of Illinois, County of Cass.-ss.
On this End day of March, 1908, be-
fore me, the undersigned authority,
personally appeared Benjamin NJ
Fielden, to me known to be the per-
son described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument; and ac-
knowledged that he executed the
same as his free act and deed.
(Sigaed) WILLIAM c. NEFF.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Ny commission expires November
| 16, 1911.
Endorsed:
No 1854 Cor. Reed. Vol. 5, page 52S.
Certificate of Incorporation of The
Greenfield Townsite Company.
Chaves county, New Mexico.
Filed in Office of Secretary of New
Mexico Mar II. 1908. a. m.
| NATHAN JAF'FA. Secretary.
Comp'd. NJ. to o.
Territory Of New Mexico.-office of
the secretary.-certificat of Com
| parison.
| I, Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
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Removed.

Mrs. Ida Mendenhall has removed
to 407 N. Pennsylvania ave. All styles
of coats, wraps, evening and street
dresses made to order. t1*
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K. S. Woodruff returned Saturday
hight from a trip over in Texas.
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and Beaumont are picking up faster
from the effects of the Roosevelt pan
ic than any of the other places he
visited.
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L. R. Alexander was down today
after his recent confinement at st
Mary's hospital.
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Percy Hagerman came in Saturday
night from Colorado Springs.
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]. S. Townsend has given the fire
boys a fine English brindle bull pup.
and the dog will be mascot for the
department as soon as he receives
the proper training.
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The Military Institute defeated the
Roswell High School at base ball at
Amusement Park Saturday afternoon
by score of to 2.
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Mrs. Ballard returned TO her home
at Eden Valley via the auto route to-
day after visit with relatives in
Roswell
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report. Observation Taken q,
600 a. m.)
ture-Max.. 81; min, A. mean, Go.
Precipitation. 90. wind S. w. We
locity miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity: :
Tonight and Tuesday. fair; station
airy temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Ofhcial In Charge.
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Father Generose went to Artesia
Saturday night to hold Sunday service
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F. F. Hull, of Dexter, spent Satur
day and Sunday in the city.
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DR.. C. w. Fulton arrived last night
from Chicago to spend two months.
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J. F. B1yth and wife left on the
auto Sunday for Santa Fe, on official
business
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w P Chisum was called to Arte-
sia Saturday night by the Illness of
his father
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T. A. Stancliff and s. w Holder
We're here from Lake Arthur today.
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DIR. PRESLEY Eye, ear, nose
md throat. Glasses fitted; phone 130.
9Otf
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PARSONS G. SON,
NOTARY. BROKERS.
BUREAU OF INFORMATION

2 And all classes of work done 8
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3 office. eff there's anything 6
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g and we will tell you" 8
2 IF there's anything you want 8
2 DONE, come in and we will 8
3 do it for YOU.
9 Office No. 317 N Main ST.
3 Office hours, 9 to IL; 1 to ). :
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For the latest in footwear, see us.
Stile Shoe Co., 3rd and Main.
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Russell builds new wagons. lott
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THE POLITICAL POT
To Dedicate New BRIDGE.

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(c) To sell, mortgage, convey and
otherwise dispose of town lots, blocks
and other town property, including
water rights for same, and sell and
convey in small tracts lands adjoin-
ing the tow1site of Greenfield, New
Mexico
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-26
ROUND THE CORNER POLITICS

RenubIean of meet
in elections be
politicians
they attend the primaries produce hem?'
the advertisements
locality An store, such and such a
tmachne went there the store
sinem meeting, careful selection
call
house.
of the where they
directions call for precinct meet
could ngborhood
called there held somewhere else and the
results were recorded
nothing
in
little
will
ALL the
machine exapeng them
nothing happened shop after adver
in anmachne Republicans of
Of then wonders why its
shoGldf fares polls.
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OUR DUTY TO STRANGERS.


cold towards let
be
This all and friendship
hospitality idyl
don't
while nd
bghearted
and
that his milk human
We recall which illustrative
kindly guide small
mill
What tf' said
nothing replied the old gentleman, sit will
don the blunt 81 yyoure
the
formation strangers To be
way When they don't know they refer the
Tourists is
at the
where in the civilized world do people nrud
to them
ref Respect for the social
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-26
ATTORNEY HEEN TALKS
Of THE WHITLEY CASE

1.-THE Congressional committee could
not have done anything else than vott
| to turn down the motion to impeacl
Judge Whitley" said Attorney H A
| Heen. who is in the city from Shang-
hal and who has been following the
| reports of the Wilfey-Andrews affair
before the Washington authorize Il
with a personal interest, one of his
own affidavits being filed by Lorri1
Andrews in the proceedings. by up
holding Judge Whitley the committee
took the only possible course to pre-
serve the name America from ridiclle
in China. If Wiley had been turned
down, all respect for the American
courts would have been lost.
THE Chinese of Shanghai, the ms
sionary element among the Americans
and a good many foreigners approved
of Judge Wilfey's action in refusing to
let many of the American attorneys
appear before him. In this I 10 nat
refer to Mr.. Brooks or Mr. Andrews.
but it is certainly true that some of
the american lawyer III shanghai
were bad eggs. Judge Whitley had TO
do something to cause respect for
Americans and America, because all
through the treaty ports the people,
especially the Chinese, have little use
for Americans.
IA little of this feeling among the
Chinese is because of the American ex-
clusion law, but it is mainly because
the Americans in China have skinned
everybody so much. 1t is a fact that
nine out of ten of the judgments given
in the courts against the Americans
are never satisfied. The Americans
there are not property holders and do
up their creditors.
THE examination that Whitley called
upon the lawyers to take was a hard
one and / guess the majority of those
that failed failed in fact. I think, too,
that it was intended that they should
fail all right I did not go up for the
examination the first time, but I found
out along what lines it was carried
out and plugged up, passing all right
on the second examination.
'I expect to go back to Shanghai
very shortly. Business is very good
there and the prospects seem bright.
E. A. Deuthitt, from Honolulu, is get
ting on his feet nicely now and work
ing up a practice
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HONOLULU PEOPLE
ARE NOT HOsPITtBLE
Honolulu, March 27, 1908.

Honolulu, March 27, 1908.
Editor Advertiser: / notice that Mr..
Woolley, the temperance man, brings a
serious charge against the people of
this town. "And pity it's it's true. =
One only has to walk down Fort street,
or any of the main streets to expert
ence the truth of this, and see how lit
tie brotherly love there is felt among
the people of this town. One can note
this more particularly in the cold, dis
tant, not to say sour, looks of those
whom one has known in their less
affluent days, as well as ip many other
ways. But it is the strangers within
our gates that feel this indifference
the most, unless, indeed, they are rich
or celebrated in some way, then no one
can do enough for them. 1t is, how
ever, the ordinary visitor and tourist
that feels this neglect the most, and
its very singular, with all the money
spent by this Promotion Committee,
that visitors should be permitted to
come here and wander around aimless-
ly with no one to take an interest in
them, or care button about them.
This state of things has not been
noted by me alone, but by others that
have the leisure time to see what is
going on. / believe, hundreds of men
have made a short stay here, and left
in disgust, because of this treatment,
who otherwise would have made a long
visit and, perhaps, remained permanent
ly here. The cry of all these people is
that they can not get any information
about the islands or any one what
ever to take any interest in them, or
care a mite whether they go or stay.
And that this state of things should
be permitted is most strange; and par
ticularly in the face OF the fact, that
there are more places and things of
interest to the square inch here than
in any other place of this earth. And
the only thing, that can be done, or
at least, one of them, is for those that
have the time to appoint themselves
committee of one, to try and remedy
this state of things
/, for one, have done a little in this
line, and have found these strangers
most grateful for any little attention
that is shown to them, which only
shows what could be done in this line,
If every one would take a hand in it,
and do what they can to interest these
people in the various industries, places
of interest, etc. / am glad to note,
however, that there are some excep-
tion shown to this cold Indifference to
the welfare of others. And that there
are a great many men here unspoiled
by fortune, who meet you with the old
glad smile, and the same kind, genial
manner, and who cheer and delight and
shed a radiance ali around about them,
which seems to illuminate everything
about us, and make us think that we
have arrived at new state of exist
ence. These beings are a Godsend to
this poor earth, and to their fellow
men, and no one can ever estimate the
good that they do in encouraging those
less fortunate than themselves And
it pity that there are not more of
such men.
Very truly,
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The Admiral's cloud has silver lining.
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LUCKY THIRTEEN DINNER.

Few people will have the courage to
sit down thirteen at table for the
greeting of new year. But five-and-
fifty years ago Lord Roberts was one
of the thirteen who sat down to dinner
on New Years day at Peshawar.
Eleven years later-though most of
them had been through the Indian mu-
tiny and half of them, had been
wounded-they were all alive. And
Lord Roberts is still very much alive.
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An engaging
took the Kennel Club into his confidence subject the
He lie had
about
disregard
Sn something
about to
observed gle
Intelligence is almost human
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mat heet VIII return the Atlantic granted
the stands
and
iant and it would not be the policy
shall
cruisers gunoa torpedo boats
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What with in the faculty professors and
its old foothod than earthquake
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The of 1000 Bowery would
stay about day and half would surely
Guard
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The talk withdrawing the Ma
mi
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The Eastern still talk of Evidently the
Philippines
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The Lilliputians.
A Prestidigitateur.
Light Opera Company.
Moving Picture Lecture.
Maude Adams in Repertoire.
,5ousa Is Band.

merely
attractive to ourselves and to tourists Why nota
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THE LYcEuM SYSTEM FOR HONOLULU.

the the Lpuan and the
manne O'eil
not a bad
the O
possible provide
the here's is
business which should be enough
pledges theateals light pictures
would
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With doctors command ships the sick the
lacks nothing that ladies' society suggest