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Solo Sc oye el ruido
armonioso que pro-
duce Ia vida del ira
bajo.
Pronto vera la luz public a
un vocero republlcano.
Ell simpatico casino espahol
prepara IN lucido bale para
celebrar la Purisima.
De nuestro eorresponsal.

Noylembre 26.-PocaS son las no.
ticias que tengo en- cartera. Despues
de Ia lucha electoral los cl,ldadanos
han vuelto a sus quehaceres en- paz
y ammonia, relnando por conslgulen-
te la cordialldad que slcmpre debe
existm.
De un momento a otro llegara
La imprenta cue los republicanos han
encargado con el fin de tener tn vo-
Zero local defensor de los idcales dc
dicho partido. Suena como director
nuestro compatriota don lsldoro
Ramos Nelez.
Ell c.ne del Sr. Luis Arsuaga a
nuncia dos ma gniticas f,mclones pa
ra sabado Y domingo slendo la prl-
mera henehcio para llevar 4 cabo
una fiesta religiosa cuyo efccto SC
ha nombrado una comlslon compucs-
ia de las simpatlcas senorltas Merce-
des Zorlilla, Trinita Algarin, Julita
Sanchezy l.speranza con el fin de CO.
locar las entradas.
No Sc ha dicho NADIA de misas dc
guinaldo; no creemos pasen este
ailo como el anterior. Llamamos II
atencion al popular Carmelo San
chez.
-Tuvimos el placer de conocer y
estrechar Ia mano a nuestro buen
compatliota Raldonero Collazo, dc
Juncos. quien departi5 algunas no
ras sobre asuntos generates. pasando
el dia en- Barahona, iinca "NillaHo-
llazo" en- Ia casa de sus sobrlnos
Baldomero y Carmen, regresando a
Juncos al otro dia.
FL casino espanol prepara un
oaile para el dia de la Purislma Con
cepcion. Hacia va hastente tempo
que no Sc ballaba en- min guno de los
dos casinos. La temporada sera bue-
ma pues Sc nota animaclon.
Las escuelas pdblicas han &C.
lel,rado Ia fiesta del .Arhol. FL CO.
mercio en- general cerro sus puertas
en- honor d Ia festivilad del dia.
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SECC|ON FEMEN|L.
Lo que hace la Mujer Atractiva
en- estos TiempoS de Adelanto
y POSitivismo.

En- el siglo pasado era admirable
en- las mujeres, el que fueran delica
das, palidas. languldas. Pero aquella
moda va pas6. Lo que hoy dla cauti
va a Ia mavoria dc los hombres, es
Ia clase de belleza que solo da la sa
lud. Hoy la muier dcbc tener ojos Vi
vos, labios rojos. meiillas colofadas.
Es la sangre ptlra y llca, queda q los
ojos la vivacidad vel brillo. y cue
da a los lahios Y melellas sls sanos
colures. Para las mnleres palldas q
debiles que no poSeen este don del
attractive. nada mcler puede reeo
mendar>e como buen tonlco para
Ia sangrc \ les nervias Ine las lildo
ras Ro<adas del l1t. Williams Is
ron las Pildoras R"-ada dol DR.. vi
lliams q,le sc lIcya i laS Neuas sangn
nueva. puA y rica.
La sila Iuana Cisnofo resl1iente
de Iiabana calle de h I>peranza Nj
ll5. explie3 al 81 cNperrencis con
lss nlenrionadas pildara,: "Ilaria
muchoticmpo que cSiair. muy dclg,
da. me fallaba q ap.tiio. no teuia
ammo para mis- qiiehaceres- Ademas
me- daba Ielor 4, ralela freeuente
mente. NoeSiai,a Suiieieptcmelte
indispues,a para gliar.iar cana.
pero e>taaa muN dcranimada /
por Ian persistcnie malcstar. En-
tonce- re me ocuurio aleiar i
las pildoras Rasadas del DR.. VII
lIlamS. que iautn So grcomieu-
dan contra t"da cias'e de debilidad. Y
con tres prniio- que tome deSapare
cin Ia dciiIi,iad. cc>anpn lo- dolores
de cahena. empft i cngnr.itr, y aho
IA me encucntro Isrlecunmenie bien /
IMPORfANTE. Las PildornS /
Rosadas d,l Or. Williams - garanti
zan no cuntener nineun ingre,ilcntc
nacivo. y por 10 tanto p,It den tomar
s. ron enteFa cnnfianza para plrifl
car Ia sangre = eu el traianliento de-
Il Anemia. coIorcs paltlps. y toda
forrna de iehililad:ea las laqueca=
nuefllgias. y Dennis desafreglos ner
vi.l>as. Nigere.s en to;O- las paises
..aa iaBine1 remncid1 los merItoS
IL eta y eiitinl c.,mp ln renledlo
eIitsE as NJ, s.,ssarr'slas prnpios de-
sexe- IA vents IN tnslas la iarms
cias de lTop. y ias Amerlea>. VI x
soeplen pildnrss TaSadas que M
sean del D0t TOR WILLIAM Las
iamss ssa ikiiaeloHes, |
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/ nueyo secIetaFio De
IA Cote Federal.
lue nOmbrado para ese cargo
ell senior Rafael Guillermety.

Como inform6 oportunamente
Pa Correspondents" Ia vacante de
d Sercretaria de Ia corte federal, ha
S;io cubierta recavendo el nombra
biento en- nuestro compatriota el
kdo- Rafael Gullermety, joven abo
kdo que de>,le hace alglin tempo
fierce en- lnS tnbunaleS de Ia isla.
Ei nueyo secretano de la oorte fe
1eral desempeno antes entire otros el
largo de jucz municipal de Manau Y
kIpo obtener generates aplausos por
Du conducta onrrecia { impartial.
Pcrteneciendo al partido repuba
lsno se ahstuvo en- el desenipeno lie
h cargo de utiiizar e-a influenza pa
fines poktioos y confribuy5 en-
Ian parte 4 reStahlecer Ia norInaI-
- ea aaiella poblaci6n
Is designation del E1o. Rafael
tGillermety para 81 cargo de iuez de
/ co1e iedera1 ha Side Eeohids con
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Via espoItiva
en- San German
Sc trata de comprar el hipd,
dromo para transformarlo
en- campo de baseball
Rey presento denuncia contra
Jusiuo por acometimiento con
arma mOrtifera.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Novbre, 26.-Actualmente Sc esta
gestionando Ia compra del hipodro
mo a fin de utilizar el edificlo ALI
construido, como stand para el cam
pc del base bail tram que trata de es
tablecer ell esta ciudad, el Sr Hamor,
inspector de escuelas.
Juan Rey ha presentado denuncia
contra Felix Jusino ante Ia corte mU
nicipsl por acometimlento Y yagresion
con arma mortifcra
Sc, trata Gle contratar I'm tren para
eltransporte de pasaieroS que desde
esta ciudad Y Sabana Grande. concu
iran a Ia opera on Mayagucz, duran
te los cnatro dias que trahaIara
esa compania On aquella ciudad
Sc dice q,.e 81 concejo municipal
iinp1ndrl una contribution 4 los
guinealleros que ocupcn pueStos On
ei mercado cubierto que pnonto So
inaueurara. Creemos csto una metIi
da juSta Y necesaria.
Sc nos informa que el Sr Mario
Gregory ha comprado i'm estal,leri
mento sito frente . Ia plaza rrn; &
pal de esta localidad, donde 50 proi.p
ne montar I'm b,Ien establecimicnto
cafS Y organizar I'm seryicio dc zen
mas.
Hemos tenido mucho susto cn Sa
ludar por estas "Lomas nj III. .lai
me Refine del alto comercio de San
Juan.
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Va es un hecho.
Pronto empezaran las obras
del edificio federal.
La Geo W. TnlIer esta en- ell
mercadO s0licitandO ofertas
para vlgaS = eStanteriaS de
acpTO.

Del Journal 0, Commerce. de re-
cienie fceha. reproducimos 10 que
slgue
La Geo ". Fuller & Co. teasa i'm
portantisima de obrasl quicnes tic
men Ia coatrsta general para el c,ii-
licio Dc Ia aduana y demas oficinas
federales en Fan Juan I. Il. estan
on 81 mercado Soliciiandn ofertas
para yigas. e~tanicrla. cir.. de arc
10 para dicho edificio."
fcliritamos pues j los vecinns Dc
San Juan por esta buena noticia.
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Acep..aIa2
Taboo reta al vencedor De la
copa Post.
Ell reto es 4 una miIIa con una
apueSta de mil dollars.

Hemos sido infonmados de aue II
dueilo del ma agnifieo potro Taba
propuso al oueho del gran Mrrria.
vencedor lie l. copa Post, un reto 4
una milla. csrH tIla ap'Esta de .nl1
dollars.
Tam5irn hernns s'o iftorna.ios
que FL ST. lei Maral. ,l;s-;.1 del N'lr-
cia acens "a el rct0, p'es aiirna5 que
- ca;ssi:-D crs el cauipa,n ptieTtoTFi-
quefio 4 Ia di~sancia &c una milia.
Fl Murcis eano aver Is copa Post
veneiendo faclifaente al celebre Per-
. Fna y { los Annsones ysEtisa
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general APPLAUSE y es de eSperarse que
en- esta, como en otris ocaSiOn,S.
cumplira extrictampnie cun sus de
here's
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N0CHE De ARTE
En- SAN GERMAN.
Los esposos Morales
dieron un lucido con-
cierto.
El c u!to Circulo de Recreo
Sc VIC muy concurrldo
de 10 mas granada de la
soc1edad.
La .junta de gobierne de aquel
centre prepara una suntuosa
yelada para el 81 de diciem-
bre.
De nuestro corresponsaI

Noviemhre 26.-Tuvo luoar ano-
che en- los salones del "Circulo de Re
creo" I'm concerto a cargo de los dis
tinguidos artistas espoaos Angel Ce-
lestino Morales Y Sra Dolores Marti-
nez de Morales, laureados vlollnlsta
~ pianista respectivamenta. El esco-
gldo prograna comprendia verdade-
ras joyas del arte, produeto Gle los
grandes maesuos Mnsin, NleuX-
temps, Leonard. Dvorack, Sarasate,
Monasterio, etc, que fueron flelmen-
te ejecutaelos por estos artistas.
Nosotros que conocenlos a Angel
Celestino desde la lnfancia y hemos
concertado juntos en- los grandes
centros nusicales que Sc llaman New
York, Boston Y Brook vn,- no trata-
NOS de hacer apologla alguna dc el,
pues es ,..en conocido en- el mundo
lrtistico: estuvo durante ell concler-
10 como de costumbre a Ia altura de
.uS conoc:mlentos musicaleS, Inn
pieza de ejecucion y sentimientos az
ti-ticos, arrancando bellisimas notas
\ delicadas flases 4 su violin, que
nos hcieron transporter a la region
dc 10 sublime.
Su acolnpahante al violin Y com
panera en- q hogar la distingulda Sra
Dolores Martinez, hace correr sus
aelicadas manos sobre ell teclado con
maestra V conocimientos NADIA vul-
cares, ha abiendo interpretado adml-
rablemente al poeta de la misica,
Chopin, asi como tambien al mas
brillante y privilegeado escrltor Gle
todos los tiempos, el immortal hun
CARO- List = Dolores es una artis-
ia consumada, procedente de buena
esciela, sabiendo arrancar a la mIisi-
ca todo 10 que tiene Gle sublime y
mlsterlOsO
FL concerto ha sido IN 6xito com
pleto en- todos sentidos, V no cerrare-
llNlS tSldS ll1lGdS Slll lldl dIlltS liiN
gracias en- nomhre de los artistas al
digno presilente del "Circulo de Re
creo' ST. Ulises Lopez Carlo, por la
flna galanteria ohServada J obse-
qrios cumpidos
La junta de gohierno de esta cElta
sociedad, ha nomhrado una comlsion
que Sc ocupara de Ia organization de
una velada. para el pr6Nimo Diciem-
bre 81 La compenen las siguien-
tes sehoras OLYMPIA Delgado de Gel
pi, Mercedes Matos de Lopez, Candi-
da Quinones de Nivoni, Aiargarla
Iriza rry VIDA de Remos y Josefina
Barb de Nivoni. Srtas: Carmen Lui
sa Inzarrv. Eloisa @ Neil, Carmen
Lopez Y Marina Quihonez, y 81 Sr.
J. o. Neill-N No d,,damos que Ia comi
sion escogida llevari buen txito
el cometido que. lie ha sido designa-
Ia
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listed cstI desodHd0 CHcoHfrnr mn
buend ooloodcion y, SintmbIrgo. 4 nG-
dc Sc 10 dice. Las gctionfs que por
medic de amigos eStd haciendo resUI-
tan con freeueneia infructU0sls- Tie-
ne por detante nm million Dc 1Imas qnc
ignorun SUI deseo. fPor que no aam-
cs1 usted 10 que dcSco2 La CorresI nm
dencia ofr.cs d ,.Stod ua sficisrfe re-
do de Po5iie.drd. s. a9s41 fcmp,.
ahoyTard dinsro. Y Il s,'.s.les-s0 .,ts7 y
do de I'm dnancio, u pTogor-ipnari
ei mas soon6mioo mediO de rsGfi1gr
sas dspiueiones. No raciIe sn esso.
listed eaconfr6 d nlundo ho.1ao, y asi
oH. kas oosas da wmdo.
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A todos inteTes a que a, nss:.i5s s'si5ss

.otros utensilioS. la duena de casa
que ha menester lie de cocina.
Ia joven Que desea adonar con
lnos encales Y seneros de puntq
sus Gle santes traies. quien use fins
csencia. todo el que necesite al.
gun atticulo del raino de ferrete
ria Y orincalh. dehe hacer una Vi.
sta Z IA sULTANA c. lie de Sai
Iusto Il. San Juan Flntulas
herrartie,itas-
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CoiOSo Y DeSengann.
Is induiablc ..rIe Il Murcia no se
sooherdsra !. ira = prDfar al Taboo
que es el verdaIero j dnico cham-
yios de ls milla,
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ll Ho,e, f'nimsr. Caiis
M1Y1UUHI de Mendes viso No.
q. Muy cercs del
ferrocarnl. Bahos & todss hrn.
Habitaciones ventiladas. Se-vicio
4 ia earta Alumbrado electrico Y
timbres en- todas habitaclonsl Te-
.efono No IS. Habitaciones Para
agentes vnieros, propiai para eNhi-
bE. ZONES &c mustras. Telcfon-
No. 5i "a. /.
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G U A R I N 0 N 3 D / c NE c Q
Gr and Avenue. New York ll tN.
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SOUTHERN M. c. WOMEN
HOLD SPECIAL

Taking advantage of the te-npora
~ of their pastor. the mem
Ders of the Woman's Home Mission
Society of h Southern NJ. f. church
held a special service at their church
Sunday morning, taking stock" as it
were and summing up their labors and
accomplishments since they were or
gained IN November, 1897. 1t was
~teresting service.
Following an anthem, Mrs. P. T.
Ramsey. wife of the pastor. gave a
paper on General Work." Showing
what is being done by the women of
the whole NJ. f. church. South, the
country ver. in school maintenance.
scholarships. etc. Miss Virginia But
Ter then ave a clever recitation and
Miss Mary Stone and Mr.. Brierley
sang a duet, 20 Morning Land" In a
pleasing manner.
Mrs. Robert McClenny than read a
paper on local Work" telling in de
tail wha the Roswell women have
done Her report showed III tney
had bought church chairs. carpets,
pulpit furniture. had put in a chancel
rail. had furnished the parsonage, put
IN the parsonage path aud water con
n%ection. had papered and renovated
the parsonage from time to time and
had done man other worthy deeds,
besides conducting teas. entertain
ments, etc. etc.
Mrs. Mary p. Cobean tnen gave a
paper on What We Have Done In a
! Financial Way" Her paper was short
but full of interesting facts and fig.
ures. II showed that since November
1897 the women had collected and put
into their two treasures. home and
foreign, the sum of s7,35S.46; that they
had spent s1.310.16 on church furni-
ture and improvements, S1.397.59 on
the parsonage, SIS on the district par
SoTage at FL Paso, $2.S63.71 on sup
plies at home, s269.67 on supplies
sent abroad. s6Is.5S sent to confer
ence treasurer, and a total of Sc. 739.Ss
used at home.
Mrs. George VI. Williams sang a
beautiful solo, following which Miss
Winnie Caldwell read an appropriate
selection. Mrs. 7. A. C~ottingham then
gave the closing number, an address
Oh "Titaing' which showed how the
members could meet all church de.
hands in every respect by putting
away one-tenth of their income. Her
address was an able one.
Music and prayer closed the ser
vice.
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Tomorrow is comet day. The
~neavenly wander approaches the near
est to the earth tomorrow night; in
fact this staid old world of ours goes
~scooting through the tail of the celes-
tia. freak and for ten hours we Will
be riding on a comets tail. h as
tronomers and scientists assure us
there will be no danger to the world
or its inhabitants in taking this dizzy
ride, and t1at We have done itIbefore,
or at least those of MS who are o
the ase of sevelty-six years have done
so. 1t is highly probable tnat there
will really be nothing Spectacular a
bout toTorrow nights experiences and
that unless we know what is going on
we will be unable to detect anything
out of the ordinary.
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A movement was started a short
time aso to petition the new city
council to order an election on the
licensing of the saloons in Carlsbad
from the sentiment there it GENE
that the n~o-license people would win.
After making a careful canvass OF
the situation, the saloon men an
TO that conclusion themselves and de
cided that they could not win out IN
the event of the holding OF such an
election. Therefore. they nave made
a proposition that they be allowed
to run until their licenses expire in
next December. and then they VIII
close up. 1t is probable that this prop
osition will be accepted and the un
p-leasantness of an election, as well
as the expense. will be saved.
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A few years ago it was the proud
boast of the United states that this
country was exempt frocn the huge
burdens imposed by militarism ON the
people of Europe. This coTplacence
OF ours has received a shock by the
doings of the Republican party dur
ing the last half dozen years. Rec
entity the late David ]. Brewer, as
sociate Justice of the United States
Supreme Court, in an address on In
ternational peace, told some startling
facts about our progress towards be
coming a warlike nation. He stated
that for the year 1907. the United
States had expended for war purpos
es of one kind and another, the huge
sum of s40y. 4 o.7l472.. And further
more that this sum exceeded the totals
expended by each of the nations of
Great Britain, Russia and Germany,
with tneir huge military establish
In other words the United
States is now expanding each year,
for the above sum has yearly increas-
ed, for military purposes more mones
than anV other nation. Such is the
of the Republican party And
we get nothing to show for it all
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Just another little mess of rotten
ness uncovered at Washington Taft
cxone~ated Ballinger, but it now turns
out taat the report upon which the
cXoneration was made was prepared
afterwards and then dated rack to
suit, but that is not all. Ballinger
wrote his own -wlhitewashing docu-
Trent and Taft signed and sent 1t ont
as his own. Just a little piece of Re
publican politics. And VITA ali that
going on at Washington they tell us
New Mexico Judges are corrupt. What
nerve.
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TERRITORY OF NEW MExICO:-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY:-
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

|. Nathan Jaffa. Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for record
in this office at Ten o'clock a. m, on
he Sixth day of May, A. ID. 1910,
Articles of Incorporation of
THE FIN AND FEATHER CLUB.
(No. 6418.)
and also, that | have compared the
following copy of the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de
clare it to he a correct transcript
therefrom and OF the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the Territory of
New Mexico. at the City
tSEAL) of Santa Fe, tne Capital, on
this Sixth day of May, A.
d. 1910.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
BY EDWIN F. COARD,
Assistant Secretary.
Certificate and Articles of I~ncorpora-
alton of
THE FIN AND FEATHER CLUB.
We, the undersigned, do hereby as
sociate ourselves together for the pur- |
pose of forming a corporation under
the laws of the Territory of New
Mexico.
The name of this corporation shall
be THE FIN AND FEATHER CLUR
II.
The principal ONCE of this corpor- |
alton slall he located at No. ,2O6,
North Main Street, in the City Of Ros-
we'll, Chaves County, Territory of New
Mexico, n it may establish Offices
in other places within the Territory |
of New Mexico. at such places as the
Board of Directors Of such corpora |
ton may direct. The principal Office
IN Roswell. New Mexico, will be I'm
charge of II. p. Saunders, as the
agent of said corporation upon whom
service of process may be made
III.
The objects for which this corpora
ton Is formed are: TO buy, sell, own /
hold and improve real estate for the
purpose OF establishing and maintain !
Ing pleasure resorts In he tezTitoryl
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Kerby told the truth about what was
doing in the Interior Department. No
one denies that. But nevertheless he
got fred for "treacherv."
his allegiance to mis- immediate super
iors must be greater than his duty
to the whole people.
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or course the statement made at
Washington that the Judges in New
Mexico are all corrupt Is a known
falseAood, nut then II will serve its
purpose in enabling n Republican
party to hold back statehood for just
a little longer.
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cd the same as their free act and
Heed
nereunto set my hand and affixed ny
official seal on the day and year first
above written.
(Signedl
AUSTIN PORTER
Notary Public
My commission expires Sept. 21st,
1913.
ENDORSED, No. 641S, Cor. Reed
Vol. 6, Page 81, Articles of Incorpora-
ton of TILE FIN AND FEATHER
CLUB. Filed in Office of Secretary
of New Mexico, May 6. 1910; 10 a. m
NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary
Compared c. F. X. to j. O..
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EoR

The Record vs. authorized to an
nounce N. j. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on the Office of county
commissioner. 3rd. district. subject to
the action of tae Democratic primar-
les.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce B.. H. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner. Bird district
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
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TERRITORY OF NEW MExiCO:-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

TERRITORY OF NEW MExiCO:-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
I, Nathan Jana. Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico. do hereby
certify that there vas filed for record
in this Office at Ten O'Clock a. m, on
tae Sixth day of May, A. d. 1910.
Certificate of St~ockhoIders' Nom
Liability of
THE FIN AND FEATHER CLUB
mo. 6;1e.)
and also, that I have compared the
following copy of the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
clare it to be a correct transcript
therefrom and of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of tne Territory OF
New Mexico. at the City Of
(SEAL) Santa Fe, the Capital, on
this Sixth day of May, a.
ID. 1910.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico
BY EDWIN F COARDS,
Assistant Secretary.
Stockholders Certificate of Non
Liability of
The FIN AND FEATHER CLUB
Know All Men by These Presents:
That we, the undersigned ~incorpor
ators Of THE FIN AND FEATHER
CLUB, do hereby certify that no
stockholders of this corporation shall
ne liable ca o of stock issued
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-17

A Washington dispatca to the daily
newspapers says that statehood is
practically a dead Issue for this ses
sion of congress-. Nothing new about
that. IL was a foregone conclusion
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-17

All this Indian scare may nave been
cooked up under orders from Wash
ington to give statehood another black
eye. Stranger things thar that have
happened under the present admin
istration.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner. Bird District,
subject to the action of the Democrat
&c primary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-17

that the Republican party would new
CT consent to admitting o states
in the West, especially so when there
is every chance of their being Dem
ocratic states.