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Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Hudson FolweIl.

Miss Edith Grace Folwell. daughter
Of the late William IL. Folwell, and a
niece of Nathan T. Folwell. was mar
ried TO Thopas Charlton Hudson, Of
Columbus, Ga. last evening in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sharon
Hill. The Rev. II. r. Hoisington per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by the
Rev. Robert Charlton Wells. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, William II. Folwell The best
man was Benjamin II. Hudson, Of
Fort Wayne. Ind, a brother of the
bridegroom. Mrs c. Amory Dexter.
of Columbus, Ga, a cousin Of the
bride, was matron OF honor. and Miss
Julia Wharton Griffith. maid Of honor.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
WATER BOARD
WILL GET MONEY
City Council Agrees TO ADJ
vance S42. 900 to That
Department
HOSPITAL QUESTION
BEFORE COUNCIL

The resolution adopted by a number %
physicians at a meeting held at the Clay
ton House on September 20. requesting
that action upon the proposed appropria-
ton TO the support Of the Delaware fios-
pital be postponed. was presented in City
Council last night The committee which
signed the resolution follows. ]. p Pyle,
II. A. Cleaver. H. G.. Buckmaster Harvey
d, Patten and Smith Cooper.
There was no discussion and on motion
OF Mr.. Bllderbach. the COMMUNICATION was
referred to the special committee appoint-
ed by Council a week ago. to confer with
the managers Of the local hospitals
Following conference With John A.
Coleman, Of Coleman Bros. contractors
for the new fltcr plant at the weidln
Farm. II. II. Ward counsel for the con-
tractors and the members OF tho finance
committee OF Council. held before tho rcs-
ular meeting OF Council last night thar
body on motion Of Mr.. Kane. Of the
Fourth ward. allowed tho Water Com
mission 1900 O.. account Of the contem-
plated bond issue Of that department. at
present held up by tho contest proceed-
inEs Ia Court
letter from Coleman Bros. to the
Water Department requesting that body
to make an effort to obtain from Council
the money 10 pay that firms estimate
which was due on September 20. was read
IN Council. The letter set forth that the
money was needed to pay bills owing in
Wilmington ana TO other creditors OF tho
contractors.
The opinion Of IT, II. Ward and Victor
p. Woolley given 60 tho Water Departs
ment sometime ago. to the effect that the
Water Board had a legal right to enter
into contract for the construction Of a
I hlter plant was also read.
Council at It's meeting last Thursday
night agreed not to issue the water bonds
or advance any additional money to the
Water Department for the filter plant
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
HYDROPHOBIA MAY
FOLLOW DOGS BITE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Sept 24.-A vicious collie
dog at ClaytOh attacked the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harry
Dulin. and bit the girl ON the face and
neck. inhicting wounds that mar her
for life The father seized the child
and hurried with her TO the office OF
DR.. j. S. Cobb, who cauterized the
wound and the little girl has since been
taken to the Pasteur institute at Bal
timore for treatment. An investiga-
ton os the animals head by State bac-
teriologists was without result as the
head was shot to pieces in despatching
the dog.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
TOMATO PACK
CONTINUES LARGE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Sept. 24.-In this year Of
crop failures, when everything in gem
eral has had its shortcomings, toma-
toes are turning out in overlooking
abundance. Twelve canning establish
ments in Kent county are averaging
from $4,000 to $4,000 quart cans OF
tomatoes packed daily. one man at
Cheswold is buying about 600O baskets,
daily, and he is almost overwhelmed
with fruit TO ship out Of the state.
Other dealers, everywhere, are busy
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Social and
Personal

Mrs. T. Coleman dupont and Miss
Alice DUPONT have returned from Port
land. Maine, where Miss DUPONT was
detained by Illness for several weeks
Misses Maize and Bessie Ewing, or
Blake, and Miss Gibson Of this city,
have been visiting friends at Appleton
this week.
Miss Helen Grove. Of Zion. Md, Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. An
derson for a few days.
Misses Ella Grinith Anna Churchman
and Edna Reisler OF Calcert. attended
tho Epworth League convention this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott have been
visiting friends at Lewisville.
Edwin Mowbray is the guest Of Ar
thur Ford, of Port Deposit.
Miss Bessie NJ. Taylor. OF Port De-
posit, is visiting Wilmington friends this
week.
Miss Laura Thompson, OF Woodlawn,
Is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Eta Pierce IS spending some
time with friends at Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kite have return
ed from a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A.
McAliister, of East Nottingham.
Mrs Amos Boyd and Mrs. Reynolds
have returned from a visit TO Mrs. Z. A.
Reynolds.
Miss Ethel Tallman Is spending a
month with friends In Syracuse. n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Taylor has been visiting
friends at Bayview.
George f. owens was a recent visitor
at Bayview.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackman, OF
Kelton, spent the weekend as tho guest
Of Wilmington friends.
Miss Maud Kirk. Of Rising Sun, Is
spending several days with friends in
this city.
Mrs. John steinhoff and son. Horace.
who have been visiting Miss Mary sasse.
will return to their home in Bridgeport.
!, Conn. today.
Charles J. Lennear, Of London. Eng,
representing an English linen house, was
a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Miss Beulah Lloyd Eastern, Of New
ark, has returned home after two
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Taylor
lC. Cloud, New London, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Gravel have
been spending a few days with friends
at New Castle.
r. B. Merritt. Jr., Of Warwick. was a
recent guest Of wilmington friends.
> Miss Bertha Lynch Of Warwick, is
= spending this week with relatives in
this city.
, Clarence Lepscomb has been visiting
, has Parents at Warwick.
! Mrs. Il NJ. Eaton. of Warwick, is the
! guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Bayard
/ Gordon OF this city.
, Mrs. ]. L. Lattamus and son, of War
E wick, are spending a few weeks with
Chester and Wilmington friends.
William Brown. Jr., OF Cecilton, spent
part Of this week with friends here.
Miss Blanche Brown, of Cecilton, has
been spending several days as the guest
/, Of Mrs. A. \. Wilmer.
Miss Lynn, Of this city. is visiting her
: cousin, Mrs. James Wright, Of Summit
{ Bridge.
Miss Eva Brown and Elmer Preston
Of Coiora. attended the Epworth League
convention here this week.
Riale Richardson and family have
. been spending a few days with friends
az Colora.
Miss Minnie Gillingham has returned 4
= her home at Lincoln University after
0 three weeks visit with relatives in thi
city.
# Mrs. Charles wintrup IS spendin
n some time with friends at Lincoln Uni
versity.
$ Mrs Curtis p. Bupp is visiting rela
\ tives at oxford.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Surprise Party.

A surprise birthday party was given
to Miss Emma Robinson by her par
ents at their home at Christiana. on
Wednesday evening. Among those
present were: Jessie Dever, Mrs. Ber-
tha Mccall, Harry Butler, Mary Burge
Charlie Louth, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cleaves. Parker Ford. Ethel Sapp
James Christopher. Jennie Chesney
Mrs. Cleaves, Myrtle Chesney, Mary
Sapp, Phoebe Sapp, Orville Cleaver
Harvey Cleaves, Raymond Robinson
Harry Cleaves, Elsie Burge, Edith Rob
inson, Margaret Cleaves, Ada Burge
GLAND Cleaver. Harvey p. Gray and
MT and Mrs. Burge.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
COLT NEARLY
KILLED DRIVER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Sept. 24.--A plucky neigh
boris presence Of mind and unhesltat-
ing action saved Isaac d. Harper from
being dragged to death by madden
ed colt. near Leipsic. Mr.. Harper was
driving his colt when something sprang
up in the road and the animal lunged
high In the air, pulling out it's driver
and involving his body i'm the lines.
The colt was caught just in time TO
prevent death, but not painful injury.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
THIS CAMP MEETING A
FINANCIAL SUCCESS, TOO
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. l
DOVER. Sept 24.--some camp meet
ings in this state, now that interest IN
them has been revived. proved to bo
monoy-malCing enterprises. The set
tlement meeting for the affairs OF the
recent Marydel Camp showed receipts
of $1,1le, as against expenditures OF
S700. The net profits win be appor-
toned among four churches, the Mary
del Church to apply its share 10 ths
construction Of belfry for tn new
hell
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Rridnn in Rnmnvad.

spoclal % THE EVENING JOURNALl
DOVER. Sept. 24.-The work Of re-
moving Hartin's Bridge from across
the Leipsic river, which was ordered
by the Levy Court under ruling o
the War Department, has been com
plcted. The Leipsic river Is now opei
for navigation for distance Of twelve
miles, or all the way 10 Garrisons Mil
near Cheswold.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
serenade snd Llnsn shOwsr.

A serenade and linen shower were
given TO Mr.. and Mrs. William I.
Turner at their home, No. 1011 Poplar
Sstreet, last evening. Those present
were: Newman Bryan, Edward c,
Work. Leroy Draper, William Stuber,
Fred Slocum, Harry Dawson. Earl
Johnston. John Berry. Alfred Barnes,
Arrance Morris. Arthur Price, II.
Baldwin. Miss Bicking, Miss Reba
Barnes, Miss Ada Adams, Miss Myrtle
Ryan. Miss Florence Barlow, Miss
Rosalie Slocum. Miss jesse Slocum,
Miss Marian Galley, Miss Edith Haus-
en-. Miss Clostina Rollins, Miss Anna
Turner, Miss Dorothy Jeffries. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. II. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Jeffries, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w Turner.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Homo from Yaehtina Trip.

After a cruise on the yacht Aloha,
during which the entire aprty, includ-
ing the officers of the yacht, were en-
tertained on board the battleship Ida
no, off Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
dupont, accompanied by a party Of
six. have returned 10 this city. The
yacht was out twenty days, during
which a trip to Elizabeth, n. c.. was
made through the Dismal Swamp. On
the return trip the vessel ran up the
James river 10 jamestown.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Morn chnv.lnn Gnn cnminn-

spcclal % THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Sept. 24.-The state De-
partment OF Delaware issued certih-
Gates Of incorporation to The Ray Gum
Company. TO manufacture. buy, sell
and deal in chewing gum, cough drops
and kindred confections The incor-
porators are j. II. Renninger, Ray V
Kalbach and j. w. Davis, all OF Read
ing, Pa. and the capital stock IS t55,00o
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
MIDDLETOWN PREACHER
REACHES His 10Th YEAR
sneclnl 70 THE EvENINa JoURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Sept. 24.-rhe Rev
William II. Hutchin passed his seven
tieth mile stone yesterday. He was
given a postal shower by his friends
and received between four and five
hundred postals. The Rev. and Mrs.
Vaughn 5. Collins, the Rev. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Arters. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cox
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. HuSill were
entertained at supper by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchin A delightful evening was
passed and Mr.. Hutchin, feeling "sev-
enty years young was much pleased
with the surprise.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
WIIminatonIans In New York.

S. ID. Townsend. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. l..
DUPONT, p. S. DUPONT, Robert $. Baird,
w. Fl. Stickney, Howard ID. Ross,
Charles Warner, +. B. Dickinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Thomas and j. n.
Davis have registered at the Hotel
Astor, New York this week.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Marrisd In the West.

John A. Moran and Miss Agnes G.
Dale were married in st. Aloysius
Church, Spokane, Washington, on Sep
tember 20. The Rev. George p. Butler
officiated. The groom was attended
by Lloyd Martin and Miss Helen
Walsh acted as bridesmaid. The
young couple will live at Spokane,
Washington.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Babies Hospital Lawn Fete.

Arrangements are now well under
way for the annual lawn fete for the
Babies Hospital. which will be held
next Thursday at the home of Cen
eral and Mrs. T. Coleman dupont An
excellent supper viii be served and
music will be furnished by a local
orchestra.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Four Generations Attend Reunion.

SEAFORD, Sept. 24.-The home OF
Mrs Erexene Hatfield was the scene
Of very happy family reunion four
generations being represented among
the numerous relatives assembled in
honor of her seventy seventh birthday,
The notable quartet were Mrs. Hatfield.
her daughter, Mrs. John Marvel, her
grandson, Joseph Marvel and her
great-grandson, Ogleyie Marvel, the
latter three coming from Willow Grove,
Pa.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Theatre Box Party.

eral members of the younger set
this evening at a box party at the
Garrick Theatre in compliment to
Misses Mary and Katharine Thomp-
son and their guest, Miss Betty
Duryee,, Of New York.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Seeing the World BY Auto.

DR.. John Worthington, Of illinois,
who is making a trip around the world
in an automobile, arrived here on
Wednesday night and is camping in
Malin's Grove in a tent, which he car
ries on the machine.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
eranaers TO Meet Al choswoId.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Sept 24.-All the oranges
OF Kent county viii assemble at Ches-
void In Pomona session on October u,
and for this occasion. two auditoriums
there have been leased. afi1q ~, ipns
OF the convention will be held in ches.
void Church, while the luncheons win
] be prepared and served in Anderson's
Hall.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
Golden Weddina.

a reception on Tuesday at their home
at Rising Sun upon the occasion OF
the golden wedding anniversary Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Copeland.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24

married by the Rev. E. c. Higgins. The
bride was attended by Miss Margaret
McDonough as bridesmaid, and Mark
Miller, brother of the bride. was best
man
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
To Resume SWIMMING Lessons.

instructor at the Y. W. c. A., has re-
turned to this city after the summers
vacation. A swimming exhibition will
be given at the association next We'd
nesday evening at SIS o'clock by the
pupils.
Evening journal., 1909-09-24
steoher.

In ST. Paurs r. c. Church on We'd
nesday morning Miss Mary c. Miller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mil
ler, and Frederick c. Stecher were
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~ capital stock with which the com
pany will commence business, are IN
follows;
". T.. Buchanan, Tucumcari, New
Mexico, us shares.
Earl George, Tucumcnri, New Mex
leo, / share.
4. =. Buchanan, Tucumcari, New
Mexico ! share.
Total shares 100.
Article vi.
The period ~ existence NJ this cor.
poration i, limited to Fifty Years.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have
h%creuuto set our hands aud sials on
this the lst day OF November, A. d.,
1909.
Signed.
W. T. buchanan. tSEALJ
Earl George. .SEAL)
\. T. Buchanan. tSEAL)
Territory Ut New Mexico,
ounty Of quay.
On tins the lst day 81 November
\. D., 1908, before me person ally ap
pcarcd ". T. buchanan, Earl George
ana s. T. buchanan, to nae known "a
be- the persons described IN aud VIII,
executed the foregoing instrument OF
writing, aud acknowledged that they
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A NINE CENT SALE

At nine O'Clock this morning there
was a throng Of people in front of
Muirhead :, waiting for the clock to
strike. II reminded us Of n run on n
bank. Muirhcnd had advertised n nine
cent sale TO commence promptly at nine
o'clock, aud his Main street window
was full of articles to be sold at nine
cents. Although IL was showing, the
crowd was there, aud promptly at the
hour the rush commenced. One man
stood in the window and handed out
the articles as they were designated
by the crowd on the outside. II was
equal 10 the opening Of the ticket wagon
at a circus. At ten o'clock the win.
dow looked like a cyclone had struck
II, but the man inside was still busy,
and the pavement was full Of people
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Mr., and Mrs. lie Yampert returned
home from III Paso Monday night after
doing the greatest lot Of boost, ing for
the Quay county exhibit that was pos.
Siblc for two people to do. We made
no mistake IN sending them TO the big
fair to look after the exhibit from this
county. They were ON the spot all the
time explaining tn visitors shout our
county and~ihc city of Tucumcari. The
veteran editor l.. l.. Klipefcltcr oi
Obar. wa there with them and did the
stunt as reporter for our exhibit and he
did more to advertise Quay county arfi
our agricultural esource than every
other newspaper msn in the city. lie
was given the courtesy Of the ri Paso
press aud had all the space he wanted
to boost our county aud its resources
rucumcari is grateful to him aud t.
MIR. aud Mrs. dc Yampert. The fair
association here is especially crate,
ful.
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THURSDAY A r L U

Wednesday afternoon at three u 'cloc X
the club met with Mrs. Lynch of See.
ond Street. Progressive high five was
played. The members present were
Mrs. Rawlins, Youtz, O'Brien, Elan.
agan, Prentice, Lynch. The honorcd
guests were McsdAmes Parsons aud
Newman. Prizes were given to the one
making highest score, first prize cup
aud saucer by Mrs. Lynch, second prize
picture by Mrs. Bawlins, consolation
rattle box by Mrs. Rawlins, Two
courses Of luncheon was served on
small tables after having an enjoyable
afternoon the club adjourned to meet
IA Two weeks with Mrs. O'Brieu.
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JORDAN NEWS

John Jordan and wife, who have been
temporarily located at lIollene, ". NJ,
came home this week.
quite Il few farmers are yet sowing
wheat. The wheat in looking dne con.
sidering the dry weather.
Rev. Johnson> was in Melrose last
week in search of feed and reports the
article as being scarce.
". q. Winningham who y deputy
sheriff f0r this part of the county,
made II business trip to Tueumcari last
week.
J. d. Akin aud son Wesley left some
few days ago to work ON u big rail.
road which is being constructed in
southwest Texas.
A revival meeting will begin at
Jordan IN about ten days conducted
by brother ~lluggins and the local min.
lister of this community.
Mr.. Moore OF Okemah, Okla, was
visiting j. W. splawn the past week.
lie says the country is alright II it
would just rain. That Is what is bother.
ing lots OF US.
A mass meeting Of the patrons Of the
public school at Jordan was called by
the directors last Saturday 10 take steps
in regard to the vaccination question,
Not knowing what to do, In regard To
the matter it was decided TO postpone
the school until next spring.
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A SERIES OF MEETINGS..

On the night Of the lith last. we
plan to begin q Is days meeting at the
baptist church. Rev. Z. Joe Talley, who
Is AN evangelist for New Mexico will
do the preaching. This man has been
holding rrvivalS in the Territory for
the past ~ months. Success has at.
tended his work. lie dcvotcs his time
to u single aud clcarcut presentation
~ the truth. Come aud hear him.
". &. Taggart, Pastor.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. g. H. parchman entertained the
Junior League at the Methodist parson
age last night. The program consisted
of readings. rcciiatIons and music, clos.
ing with refreshments. Owing to the
rain aud snow the attendance a small,
given TT the church at an early date.
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FIRST QUARTERLY CONFER.
ENCE

The first quarterly conference Of the
VI. H. Church south for the year of
1909 10 will be- held at the church Ia.
night. Rev. j. II. .Mcsscr, l.. h. Of this
district will preside. On tomorrow the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will hc
administered, and the presiding elder
will preach morning and evening.
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Mexico, My Commission expires May
18th, lnl2.
Endorsed ;- No. 6l,0 Cor. Reed Vol.
q Page 20, Articles Of lnco. poration OF
Tucumcnu Steam Laundry Company,
Filed Ia the office OF the Secrctl y Of
New Mexico, Nov. 4, 1908: 10 4. NJ.
Nathan Jaira, Secretary.
Compared e. r. X. 90 ..
Territory IT New Mexico,
County Of Quay
! hereby certify that this instrument
was filed for record On the 9Th dty
of November, a. -. 1909 at $3.50
o clock T.. ~ aad was duly recorded
in Book 3 ~ Miscellaneous page s2.4
~ this 3rd day OF November, 4. d.
1909.
Witness my hand and seal ~ Office
X. T. Donuhoo, Clerk Of the Probate
Court aud Tx Omcio Recorder. q, al)
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LosT;-Poeke t book containing sl5
in bills, valuable papers aud card with
my name on II. Return to this Office.
Liberal reward. l.. U. Van Hoescn. IL
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CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
OF the
TUcJMcARI STEAM LAUNDRY co.


This is to certify that the undcr-ign
cd do hereby associate themselves into
q company, under aud by virtue Of
the provisions Of al act of the Lcgis.
lature of the Territory of New Mex
leo, entitled can Act to Regulate the
Formation aud Government of Corpor
ations for Mining, Manufacturing, In.
d~ustrial and other Pursuits, Acts Of
the 36th Legislative Assembly, 1905,
Chapter ~, and do scycrally agree Ia
take the shares of capital stock here
matter set opposite our respective anne
and do hereby adopt the following Ar.
ticlcs Of incorporation;
Article /.
The name Of said corporation is
''Tucumcsri Steam Laundry Company
Article II.
The location OF the principal Ollie,
Of the company is Tucumcari. Quay
County, New Mexico.
The II "A me u { the statutory agent
therein and / II ch argc thereof, upoi
whom process against I his g corporation
may he served, is W. +. buchanan.
Article III.
The objects for which this corpora
ton is established are, To engage il
q general stcam laundry business, Il
acquire, purchase, hold, operate, lease
build and construct, aud maintain TO
the purpose of the company, "A stcan
laundry plant, buildings, machinery an'
equipment necessary Tor the operation
and maintenance of same, aud To pur
chase, lease, hold aud improve, mort
gage aud convey. land aud real cstat
necessary for the purposes of said com
pauy; to purchase, hold aud re- issu
the shares of the capital stock of thi
company; to enter into, make perform
and carry out contracts for any law
ful purpoS" Of purposes of said com
pany.
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We are positive that those that at
tended Yaseen's Auction Sale last
spring will not fail 70 attend the sale
starting Nov. ~.
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Article ".

The names and post office addresses
Of the incorporators aud the number
of shares subscribed by each, the az
grcgatc subscription being the amount
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You are welcome In Daughtry's Of.
fee In tho Sun building. Tucumcsr.
New Mexico. Eff
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Article Nv.

The total authorized capital stock of
the company is Twelve Thousand Dol.
lars (sl2 100000, divided into 1870 shares
Of the par value Of One Hundred Dol.
lars per share.
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Mrs. Severe il selling ribbons NJ
cheap this week. Buy for Christmas
presents now. cit.
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Nothing but the best

New goods always coming In at
Yaseen's Jswelry Store. II
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All kinds Of city property for sale
by O. II. de Yampert. At.
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500 people in Oklahoma are writing
to Freeman about decided lands and re-
linquisbmeuts. See MIN about IL. eff G
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The Opportunity OF q life time At
Yasesn's Auction sale. starting Nov.
10. II