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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09
!. 100 Purchasle!Is.. lTuesdaY.
Horses Are Weaker.

Chicago June S.--Horse values favs
ored a weak level and demand was
quiet from start. Receipts the first
two days this week totaled around l..
600 against 1927 same period last
week and LOIS corresponding time
last year. Medium and plain kinds
We're exceptionally dull while sellers
found q fair outlook for good to
choice kinds. Good to best drafters
made $1s0G275 with plain class at
$175 down. Medium weight chunks
sold largely at s165 @210 for express
and ice companies. Drivers and sad.
dlers sold mainly at $l75@225. Mules
had to be good to beat SITS.
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Tn. ,jnsmploysd.

The legislation OF the thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
Abonnds IN bills concerning the unem'
ployed. In the reign u Edward VI.
several laws were passed against
"tdlers"--most OF them such because
they could get nothing TO do IN the
reign Of Henry viii the Kingdom was
infested With srogues." "yagaponds
and .idIs persons. and 4 y said that
during Henry's reign more than 1V,vvv
OF tits unfortunate class ware hsrEec
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TO install NEW LIGHT
Oskaloosa Traction and Light Co
Will Brighten Corner.

The oskaloosa Traction and Light
Company has purchased an ornament.
al light that Is to be placed al the
street car waiting room, corner A
street and High avenue. A series Of
brackets win be attached to the steel
post that replaced an old telephone
post not long since, and the new
lights viii be suspended from these
arms. giving illumination on four
sides. The attachments have arrived
and will be put in place as soon as
Foreman Frank Fortune OF the com.
pany can find the time necessary to
make the installation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09

Farmers In Western sections say q
lull crop is out OF the question now,
even with ideal weather conditions.
The recent rains were too light TO be
of any real benefit.
Omaha Bee estimates the Nebraska
wheat crop at about so per cent pf
last year. or So,060,900 bu. Govern
ment made the crop last yeaE. $3.50
900 blu.
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IN THE DlSERICTgCOUR7
Disposition Of Various Matters by
Judge and jury ~

One new case has been filed with
the clerk of court.
Sarah ]. Thompson.s VS.. Harmon
Wolf, road superintendent, w. p,
Fellows, Nose Pickens and Guy Root.
The plaintiff asks theGcourt to issue
temporary writ OF injunction re-
straining the defendants from tearing
ont and removing certain fence be.
longing to the plaintiff
Court is in session this afternoon
after a vacation oil several days. The
afternoons work consists of small
probate and civil matters. 4
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Grain Markets.

Sales OF cash wheat In Chicago yes.
terday were 10000 bushels. including
80, 900 bushels No. hard said to be
at I cent over July in store; 10000
bushels No. red. mostly TIC over
July free on board; 10000 bushels No.
Northern at INC over July in store.
st. Louis reported No, red &c high
err at $i15 TO s1.16. Kansas City was
1c04c lower. with No. hard $1,000
i.O4 and No. red Csc.
The crop outlook in the Northwest
is taking on serious aspect, accord
ing TO reports made by parties who
have been examining the wheat adlds.
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Barnes IL; CochranA4. ~
ESQ IS; 26seJ Sir tao alto aaa
@ Prairie.
Governor Porter 20; Bashor i;
Moon IS
Sheriff Gochee a; Reed 26.
County Superintendent ~ Erwin
10; McMurray 10.
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes IL Cochran 16.
Spring Creek.
Governor Porter ID; Basher 4
Sheriff-Gochee 6; Reed IL.
County Superintendent Ervir
10; McMurray 4
Member Board Of Supervisors
Barnes 3; Cochran 8.
Scott.
Governor Porter 20; Basher ]
Sheriff Gochee IL; Reed II.
County superintendent Ervii
IA; McMurray 6.
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes 81; Cochran /.
Union.
Porter 1G; Moon l.
Sheriff Reed 30; Gochee /.
County Superintendent McMur
ray A; Erwin 16. a.
Cochran A; Barnes 1G.
White Oak.
Goyernor-Porter %; Bashor 4
Moon ! !. ..
Sheriff Gochee 10; Reed 20.
County Observation-Disclosures 8
McMurray 81. 49, s...s..
Member Board OF Supervisors
Barnes 81; Cochran IA.
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Never hesitate about giving Chamberlain's
ough Remedy to children. 1t contains no
opium or other narcotics and can be given
with implicit confidence. As quick cure
for coughs and colds to which children are
susceptible, it is unsurpassed.
For sale by all dealers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will clear the sour stomach, swesten the
breath and create healthy appetite. They
promote the flow of gastric Juice, thereby
inducing good digestion.
For sale by all dealers. =
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DEMOCRATIC RETURNS.
Results in Canvass ss Far as Made
Up to Noon,

Adams.
Porter a: Bashor 9.
sheriif-Goehee L; Reed s.
County superintendent Erwin s;
MeMurray 4.
Member Board OF Supervisors
Barnes Z: Cochran /
Black Oak.
GoyeFnorv-Porter ne; Bashor l.;
Neon /. 4t.&
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09

The splendid work of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets is daily coming to
light. No such grand remedy for liver and
bowel troubles was ever known before Thon-
sands bless them for curing constipation, sick
headache, biliousness, jauhdice and indiges.
ton. # r
/ or sale by all dealers.
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sheriff--Reed IL; Gochee

Sheriff Reed IL; Gochee 3.
County Superintendent McMnr-
ray 10; Erwin Z.
Member Board of Supervisors
Cochran L; Barnes 16.
Cedar.
Governor Porter "a; Bashor p;
Moon 6 So a,sg
Sheriff Reed IS: Gochee 16.
County superintendent Nc
Murray rs, Erwin "a.
Member Board of SUPERVISOR
Cochran 81; Barnes II,
| Fast Des Moires.
Governor Porter 10. Bashor l.;
Moon !.
y Sheriff Reed IL: Gochee 2.
County Superintendent McMur-
ray ~.
Member Board of Supervisors
Cochran o. Barnes s.
West Des Moines.
Governor Porter IL; Bashor B.;
Moon ]. a. lE Hs
II Sheriff Reed 10: Gochee i.
County superintendent ~ McMur-
ray z; Erwin IA.
Member Board OF Supervisors
Cochran 8 Barnes 13.
East Garfield.
Goyernor-Porter 3S; Bashor 6;
Moon 4. .s.g .,slf
n Sheriff ochee 81; Reed SO.
County Observation-Disclosures 8;
McMurray 81. gss ~
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes 80, Cochran 15. al-.r.
West Garfield.
Governor Porter 12; Bashor /;
Moon 3. 81
Sheriff-Gochee II; Reed II.
| County Observation-Disclosures 8;
MeMurray g., YatRaissHsJ Esr-m
r. Member Board of supervisors
Barnes Is = Cochran 1.,ea,'.a s,s t.
East jefferson.
Governor. a1 .....
sheriff-Gochee 8; Reed 8.
County Superintendent Erwin 4;
McMurray - VIA a..-.3.. s-...
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes g.; Cochran 6.
- West Jefferson.
| Governor--PoFter.s Ill. Moon 2.
Shiriff-Gochee G., Reed s..
County superintendent - ErviI
10, McMurray 8. go. q
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes 49, Cochran 2. r,-.+
. ~ East Harrison.
Governor-4Porter 6; Bashor /;
Sheriff-Reed 8. ..as
County Superintendent 8;
McMurray 8. O.
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes 5; Cochran 3. .....
4 b.. Wesi Harrison.
| Governor7zPorter l2.-. .. ~ ~.
Sheriff Reed s; Gochee 5.
L
Comfy Superintendent. - McMur'
ray g.; Erwin g.. ....f
Member Board of supervisors
Cochran 3 Barnes s. y-t-s-..r y-s
| Lincoln.
Goyernor-Porter 2; Basher /;
Moon l.. ..s.
Sheriff-Gochee g.; Reed 2.
County Observation-Disclosures 2;
McMurray 2. ..L ... 9....,.
Member Board of Supervisors
Barnes 8; Cochran l.
Madison.
Geyernor-Porter s.
Sheriff-Reed 9; Gochee 2.
County Superintendent -McMur'
ray 5 /; Erwin 3. -. a. .-.
| Cochran 8; Barnes 4.
Monroe.
Governor-Porter 80; Bashor /.
Sheriff-Reed Is; Gochee 8.
County Superintendent - McMu".
ray I; Erwin IL. s.. ..-.. ... s... .
Member Board of Supervisors
Cochran Z; Barnes IL. ...-....
First Ward.
Goyernor-4Porter 8; Bashor 2;
Moon ]
Sheriff-Gochee 6; Reed s.
County Superintendent 5;
MeMurray g. .-l.s.
Member Board OF Supervisors
Barnes z: Cochran 2. ..s..-.......
| Second Ward.
Goyernor-Porter AZ; Basher 10;
Moon Z. .-
Sheriff-Gochee so; Reed 22.
County Superintendent Erwin
%; MeMurray 40, q. ..
Member Board OF Supervisors
Barnes 25; Cochran As. ..e...
Third Ward.
Governor-Porter 49,; Basher z;
Moon 4.
90 aaN a.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09

John d. Rockefeller would 60 broke II b,
should spend his entire income trying t.
prepare betterm than Chamberlain,
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 70,
diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel complaints.
II is simply impossible, and so says every
one that has rsed e -
For sale by all dealers. Il ~
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VOTE IS SMALL
IN A|ARASkA CO
Continued from Page ID
Confined from, Page ID

supervisor To- Wtisoh 80
10. ia
Black oak.
Goyernor--C Carroll IL, Garst 8.
Representative Mitchell IA, Beans
Momyer 6, Montgomery
sherin owens /. Gordon 4, Henley
IL.
snrveyor-Powell 4, Bridges 10.
Supervisor 1s1i--Wilson IL, Grace
Supervisor 1912 Phil Grace 2.
Cedar Township.
Goyernor-C Car oh 1l3. Garst lS.
Representatives Mitchell 4s, Beans
Treasured Momyer ~, Montgom.
cry 50.
Sheriff -Mateer 3, Owens 2, Reeves
1884,. Gordon l. Henley Z.
Surveyor Powell 80, Bridges So.
Supervisor lsll-Wilson 20. Grace
East Des Moines.
Governor Carroll sl6, Garst 4.
Observation-Disclosures q, Beans
Ia, 81
Treasurer Momyer 10. Montgom.
cry D.
sheriff Natter 3, Owens 2, Reeves
i, Gordon 3, Henley 8, Valentine j.
Suryeyor-PowelI Is, Bridges Z.
Supervisor l91l-Wilson Is, Grace
i. 81 f. a
West Des Moines.
GOVERNOR Carroll, 6, Garst TO-
Representative Mitchell 9, Beans
Treasurer-Momyer 6, Montgom.
cry z, .-ssr
Sheriff-owens 6, Gordon 4, Hen,
ley 5, Valentine /.
Suryeyor-Pewell 8, Bridges 5.
Supervisor lsl1--Wilson IL, Grace
East Garfield.
Governor-Carroll 46, Garst IS.
Representatives Mitchell ~, Beans
"a.
Momyer 2s. Montgom,
cry 81.
Sheriff Mater 4, Owens IS, Reeves
4, Gordon 10, Henley II. fasss ..
Snryeyor-Powell2 %, Bridges 81.
Supervisor 1911-Wilson omitted;
Grace omitted on returns. ..,.-.s.
4 Supervisor l9l2-Cruzen 2.
-4 West Garfield.
Governor-Carroll 81, Garst 10.
Representative Mitchell 16, Beans
16.
Treasurer omyer Is. Montgom-
cry 20.
Sheriff Natter 4, Owens Z, Reeves
3, Gordon 10, Henley l3, Valentine 3.
Powell 10, Bridges S6.
Supervisor lSll--Wilson l9. Grace
Is.
East Harrison.
Governor Carroll "a, Garst 6.
RepresentatiRe-Mitc 10, Beans
81 I'D
Treasurer Momyer 10, Montgom-
cry II.
Sherif-Owens 1, Reeves Is, Cor.
don 8, Henley 3, Valentine /.
Suryeyor-Powell 81, Bridges 8.
Supervisor l911--Wilson Is, Grace
Is.
Supervisor l9l2-Cruzen l.
West Harrison.
GoEernor-Carrou u, Garst Z.
Representative Mitchell 6, Beans
IL. ~ j..
Treasnrer-Momyer s, Montgom.
cry 3. -,..
Sheriff Natter 1, Owens 6, Reeves
s, Gordon 2, Henley 2, Valentine /.
Suryeyor-Poweli 8, Bridges 10.
Supervisor l9ll--Wilson 10, Grace
East jefferson.
Governor-Car AZ. .Garst 10.
Kepresentatiye-Mitchell IA, Beans
80.
Treasurer-Momyer q, Montgom.
cry SO.
Sherih-Mateer 10, Owens 3, Reeves
2, Gordon 2, Henley 80, Valentine 8.
Surveyor Powell 81, Bridges 27.
Supervisor Wilson 81, Grace
Is.
West jefferson.
Goyernor-Carroll 50, Garst II.
Representatiye-Mit 80, Beans
as.
Observation-Disclosures "a, Montgom
cry Sc.
sherif-Mateer s, Owens Z, Reeves
5, Gordon ~. Henley "a.
Surveyor Powell 40, Bridges 81.
supervisor Wilson ga, Grace
40.
Supervisor 1sl2-w. Fl. Springer l.
II. j. Moore I.
AZ Lincoln Township.
Governor Carroll 25, Garst 8.
REPRESENTATIVE Mitchell 6, Beans
"a.
Treasurer-Momyer u. Montgom
cry z.
Sheriff Matter 9, Owens 1, Reeves
3. Gordon 3. Henley 10.
suryeyor-PoweIi Is. Bridges 6.
Supervisor 1911 Wilson II, Grace
..
b Supervisor 1912--J. B. Cruzen /.
Madison Township.
Governor-Carroll "a, Garst S.
Representative Mitchell rs, Beans
IL.
Treasurer Momyer 20, Montgom.
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East jefferson.

East IGTef8ons
Governor-CarroD AZ. .Garst 10.
Representative Mitchell IA, Beans
80.
Treasurer-Momyer q, Montgom.
cry SO.
Sheriff-Mateer 10, Owens 3, Reeves
2, Gordon 2, Henley 80, Valentine 8.
snrYeyor-Powell 81. Bridges 81.
Supervisor Wilson 81, Grace
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09
Country Produce.
(Retail Prices.)
Live Poultry.

Real spring chickens, not less
than ! V lbs each. per Id, ..200asc
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West Des MoInes.

West Des Moines.
Governor-Ca Carroll 6, Garst 10.
Representative Mitchell 9, Beans
g..
Treasurer-Momyer 6, Montgom-
cry z. .-srr
Sheriff-Owens 6, Gordon 4, Hen
ley 5, Valentine /.
Suryeyor--Pewell 3, Bridges 5.
Supervisor l9l1--Wilson IL, Grace
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West Harrison.
GOFernor-Carroll u, Garst Z.
Representative Mitchell 6, Beans
II. y .--
Treasnrer-Momyer s, Montgom.
cry 8. ,~s
Sheriff Natter 1, Owens 6, Reeves
s, Gordon 2, Henley 2, Valentine l.
Snryeyor-Poweli 8, Bridges 10.
Supervisor l9ll--Wilson 10, Grace
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East Des Molnes.

s East DeS MONIES.
GoveTnorCa Carroll l6, Garst 4.
Repressntative-Mi Mitchell o, Beans
Ia, ri
Treasurer Momyer 10, Montgom.
cry ..
Sheriff-Mateer 3, Owens 2, Reeves
i, Gordon 3, Henley s, Valentine /.
suryeyor-Powell Is, Bridges Z.
Supervisor l9ll-Wilson Is, Grace
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-09
East Harrison.

Governor Carroll "a, Garst 6.
Representative Mitchell 10, Beans
81 .6
Treasurer Momyer 10, Montgom-
cry II.
I Sherin-Owens /, Reeves Is, Cor.
don 3, Henley 3, Valentine /.
Suryeyor-Powell 81, Bridges 8.
Supervisor l9l1-Wilson Is, Grace
Is.
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Governor-Carrol 81, Garst ID.
Representative Mitchell 16, Beans
16.
Treasnrer-Momyer Is, Montgom-
cry 90
Sheriff Natter 4, Owens 4. Reeves
3, Gordon 10, Henley I3, Valentine g.
SurEeyor-Powell 10, Bridges 36.
Supervisor l9ll--Wilson l9, Grace
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Prairie Township.
GoVernor-C Carroll 81, Garst IS.
Representatives. Mitchell 80, Beans
SO. W.. .......a @~,f
Treasurer-Momyer l0l, Montgom
cry 16. g. s-> s-- g--t
Sherif-Mateer Is. Owens 8, Reeves
~, Gordon Is, Henley Z, Valentine IA.
Surveyor--Powell AS, Bridges 80.
Supervisor 1911--Wilson, As, Grace
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East Garfield.

East Garfield.
GoVernor-Carroll 46. Garst IS.
Representative-Mi Mitchell "a, Beans
"a.
Treasurer-Momyer 2S, Montgom-
cry. 81. h=a.-
Sheriff Natter 4, Owens IS, Reeves
4, Gordon 10, Henley II. 1-sss ..
Snryeyor-Powell %, Bridges 81.
Supervisor l9l1-Wilson omitted;
Grace omitted on returns. ..,.-..s.
!. Supervisor l9I2-Cruzen 2.
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sag. Scott Township.
Goyernor-CarroH 20. Garst 6.
RepresentatiVe-Mi IT,, Beans
Treasurer-Momyer 10, Montgom.
cry 10. BE- FAB s.- a..
Sheriff-Mateer 6, Owens 3, Reeves
}, Gordon 2, Henley 10. Valentine l.
Suryeyor-Powell IL, Bridges Is.
Supervisor l9l1-Wilson II, Grace
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Pleasant Grove.
Carroll rs, Garst g..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rs, Beans
IT,. Asez=. fs.F. h. flsh.s-a p ty.t.-
Treasurer omyer 35, Montgom-
cry 5. gs.g e -a .sseg ;.
Sheriff Matter l, Reeves Z, Gordon
Is, Healey !, Valentine IA,
surveyor Powell 20, Bridges Is.
Supervisor 19l1-Wilson II, Grace
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GoyernorCa Gar foll 1l3. Garst ID.
Representative Mitchell 4s, Beans
CO..
Treasurer Momyer AZ, Montgom
cry so.
Sheriff Natter 3, Owens 2, Reeves
ISl, Gordon /. Henley Z.
Surveyor Powell 80, Bridges So.
Supervisor lslI--Wilson %, Grace
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-11


TERRITORY OF NEW MExIco.-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
!. NATHAN JAFFA, Secretary of
the Territory of New Mexico, do here
by certify that there was filed for
record in this office at Ten O'Clock A.
NJ, on the Sixth day of june, A. ID.
1910:
certific ate of Stockholders Non-Lia-
biiity OF
GYPsITE CEMENT a. PLASTER
COMPANY,
No. 6460.
and also, that / have compared the
following copy of the same, with tae
original thereof now on file, and de-
clare il 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
(SeeD City of Santa Fe, the Capital.
ON this 6ta day of June. A.
ID. 1910.
NATHAN JAFF,A,
Secretary OF New Mexico.
We. the undersigned incorporators
of Gypsite Cement a. Plaster Com
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ATHLETIC MEET PROVES
STRONG DRAWING CARD

A crowd of four hundred men and
women were out to the first regular
meet of the Roswell Athletic Ciab at
the Ar1sory Thursday night The az
fair was strictly high class in ev-
cry respect. being a series of contests
for skill and athletic training, with
the smuggling feature eliminated. There
were many ladies in the audience.
The club realized a good profit from
the affair that will be used in fur
thering the clubs interests and the
athletics of the city.
The program opened with a foI.
round bout between Clifford Jones
and a young man named Drew. Then
came two lads about ten years of age
Linard Radnbolt and Irving Higgins
who went three rounds. Robert
Rucker gave an exhibition of bag
punching, and he is a wonder con.
sidering that he has been in the club
bat one month and never punched
the bag before. John Mitchell and
Frank Bunting then boxed for three
rounds. Troy Akin gave a rope-sKip
ping exhibition that put him alnos;
in the professional class. His work
NstS a StEItItHG tO IhtDN. TWO UWefFt
year old boys named Wright and Set
ter then pulled of two rounds with
the gloves, the feature of which was
that neither received a blow each
keeping more than arms length from
the other throughout the bout.
w. c. Barton then gave a clever
bag punching exhibition following
which came tle main event of the
evening, a six round contest between
Robert Ross, a Santa Fe engineer
and Alfred Higgins, of the Military
Institute
w. c. Barton, trainer at the club
was referee in all the bouts. r. T. Nc
Chung was official announcer.
There were no decisions rendered
thus eliminating any betting feature
and the spirit of intense rivalry. de.
veloping Only the interest iE scienti
fic boxing. In all the bouts except
the last it was noticed that one boxer
was pushing the fight and the other
was on the defensive: and in each
case the boxer on the defensive out
pointed his adversary.
After the contests the music that
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-11
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETINc-

Considering the hot weather, there
was fair turnout at the annual
meeting of members of the Roswell,
Commercial Club Thursday night. at
which three new directors were elec-
ted to serve on the board of nine thru
the corning year. c. d. Dilley and
Morris Price were reelected Syl. p.
johnson was elected in place of C. C.
Tannehill. who has moved TO Califor-
MIA. The new board of directors win
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
four O'Clock to elect officers and a
secretary.
The rldb heafa ana received the
annuag report of the secretary z. l..
Bedell. It showed that when he took
| charge in December 1, last, the club
aad 80 active members. Ie now has
$50 active and IL inactive members.
The report was specific in naming
| inactive members and causes of in.
activity. The report showed the club
to be in debt to the Dilley Furniture
Company for chairs to the amount OF
S303. and to owe various small ac-
counts amounting to about $780,
The debt of the club has been great.
ly reduced.
r. II. McCune, c. r. Baker and n.
NJ. Parsons were named a committee
| to consult with r. l. Miller and to
| assist him in financing his hotel pro
position and report back to the direc-
| tors. The railroad proposition OF
Mr.. Healy described In full in the
| Record yesterday, was brought up
and detailed by John T. Mcclure and
C. d. Dilley. The matter was refer
red to the railroad committee.
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pany, being all of the stockholders
of said Company. do hereby declare
that there shall be no stockholders
liability on account of any stock is-
sued by said company.
fsigned1 C. w. Bayliss,
ClifDord A. Bonds.
F. w. Wilsey.
Cliff. Langsdale.
F. G. Smith.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County of Jackson
On this 20 day of May. 1910, before
the undersigned, a notary public
within and for the above named coun-
ty and state, personally appeared.
Clifford A. Bonds, +. w. Wilsey rand
Gift Langsdale, to me known to be
the persons described IN and who ex-
ecuted the foregoing instrument and
Acknowledged that they executed the
same as their free act land deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
Official seal at my Office in Kansas
CITY, Missouri the day and year first
above written.
My term expires the TIA day of
Oct. 1911.
(Signed). Albert I. Beach.
(Notarial Seal.) Notary Public
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
IS.
County of Chaves.
On this 90" day of MAY. 1910, be-
fore the undersigned, notary pub
lie within and for the county and
territory, personally appeared F. c.
Smith, to me known to be the person
described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument and acknowl-
edged that he executed the same as
his free act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
Official seal at my Office in Roswell.
tie day and year first above written.
(Signed) Leora Jones.
(Notarial Seal Notary Public.
My commission expires Mch. 4.
1914.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania IS.
City and County OF Philadelphia
On this list dag of June. 1910. be-
fore the undersigned. a Notary Pub
lie within and for the county and
Stdte dhofcSdius pei Sisonotg 1PPO0% W
Charles w. Bayliss to me known to
be the person described in and who
executed the, foregoing instrument
and Acknowledged that he executed
tire same as his free act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and afIixed my
Official seal at my ONCE IN .Piiladel-
phia, Pa. the day and year first a.
boye written.
(Signed) o. III. HertkOrn.
(Notarial 0eal.) Notary Public.
My commission expires January 26.
1913.
ENDORSED:
No. 6460,
Cor Reed Vol. 6, Page so.
Certificate of Stockholders Non-Lia-
bility OF
GYPSITE CEMENT & PLASTER
COMPANY, Filed In Office of Secre-
tary of New Mexico. Jun. 6. 1910: 10
A. NJ.
Nathan jana,
Secretary.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-11
CANADA WANTS TO MAKE
TRADE TREATY WITH u.

Washington, June 1.-The Canad-
ian government has indicated to the
Secretary of state its desire TO take
up as early as possible the subject
of the negotiation of a trade treaty
with the United States. Formal ac-
tion may be delayed until autumn,
on account of the anticipated absence
of Minister of Finance Fielding and
Customs Minister Patterson.