davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26

While the seeds Of the dorovas an East
Africa leguminous tree. are Extensively
used for food, the pods and leaves form
an excellent cement when mixed with
crushed stone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26
AucusTAIucALS.

Horace North of Boston arrived at
Hotel North Friday evening and will
remain for a few days to transact bus
iness connected with his property in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26

shown to be on a steady increase. That
the taxicab system has proved success
is shown by the fact that number of
new taxicabs for Mexico City are now
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26

Mrs. Susan Lovejoy Of this city. who
had been receiving treatment at the
Augusta General hospital, was able
TO leave that institution for home Fri
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26
frozen TO Death.
Deaths in That Manner
At0xf0rd and Scarboro.
/
John McDermott, Lewiston,
Found Dead al Oxford,
Sca.boro MiIkman Discovers Re.
mains Of His Own Step.father.

Mechanic Falls, Me, Feb. 25.-The
body of an unknown man, aged about
4o, was found in the road near Robin
son Hill at East oxford, Friday by two
women driving. 1t was supposed he
fell and was frozen to death Thursday
night as traces were found where he
evidently fell two or three times while
ascending the hill. a bottle partly fill
ed with liquor was found in his pocket.
also an envelope on which was written
as memorandum Jas Reynolds, Box
IS, Auburn" Coroner Roscoe Staples
of WelcAville was called to investigate
Tracks showed that he had walked i'll
the direction of Auburn. The body
was that of a man of dark sandy COM
ple%lon with dark moustache and
weighing about 15J pounds. He wore
a fur coat, three shirts and boots and
rubbers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26

Wish foSexpress my sincere thanks
70 those who so kindly assisted me in
the Kennebec Journal voting contest.
MRS. N. KEENE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26
Gard of Thanks.

wish to thank all my friends who
have so kindly helped me in the Vot-
Ing Contest, thus making it possible
for me to win one of the prizes.
MRS. H. o. DOE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-26

Lewiston, Me- Feb 25.-The body Of
the man found half buried in the snow
at Oxford today has been positively
identified by Sheriff Hastings as that
of John McDermott, aged "A of Lewis
ton, who was released Thursday last
from Auburn Jail, where he had serv-
ed sentence for intoxication. Nc
Dermott was a weaver and came to
Lewiston from Dexter. He had been
working in Sabattus prior to his ar
rest one month ago and when he left
Jail Thursday morning he told the
keeper that he was going to Mechanic
Falls in search of work.
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JOHN JOHNS AND VIOLA
KISlING ARE MARRIED.

John Johns, a well known young
well driller Of this city, and Miss
Viola Kisling, who lives % miles west
of Roswell, secured marriage license
late yesterday afternoon and were
married here last night. From here
they went to the home of the brides
step-father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman, who reside % miles west of
town, where they were given a big
dance last night and today. The groom
now has well contracts northwest of
Roswell that will keep h couple
there a few months. They will later
make their home in Roswell.
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PRELIMINARY OF WELLS,
ELDRIDoE AND WALKER.

The preliminary trial OF w. T.
Wells. J. b.. Eldridge and James
Walker on the charge Of subornation
of perjury In the Wells murder case
Of last summer was commenced at
nine O'Clock this morning before
Judge VIM. H. Pope, in chambers of
District court. Mr.. Eldridge has not
yet arrived from Boise, Idaho, a tele-
gram having been received from him
this morning from Tampa, Idaho,
stating hat he is on mis- way. II has
developed that he was away from
Boise when the letter was sent about
the cas- here and that it was receiv-
ed by his wife. Thus is the delay in
his coming accounted for. For the
reason that there are about fourteen
witnesses to be heard in the case and
the further reason that, after this
week, Judge Pope will be detained at
other places OF official business, il
was decided best to take up the case
at C and hear Mr.. Eldridge's ties
ri-ncny when he comes.
The first witness in the case was j.
w. Day, the a who testified in the
trial last Summer that he heard a con-
~ A. El0tldtl0 tid
the late Ollie Shirley in which Shirley
threatened to kill Wells and testified
further hat he t~elephoned to Wells
a warning of the conversation he had
heard. Day is h man. also, who made
affidavit that his evidence in the Wells
murder trial was all false and was
made up for the occasion and that he
was to be paid $1,000 for giving the
false evidence, and that Wells and
mis- attorneys and jim Walker, who
lad been h g~o-between man, al
knew that il was false. Day is the
nan, also, who stated further in his
affidavit that he had not received but
= snail part of the money promised,
although he had tried to get it from
Wells and Eldridge. All these things
Day told again in his examination as
a witness today. He was c-ross-examin-
ed b. the defendants attorneys, re-
examined by the District Attorney
and after ward questioned. He admit
ID upon question by Judge Pope that
ne stated that all the lawyers knew
his evidence was false when ne only
supposed they did.
II was brought out that only yes
terday Day had told H.. T. DIIIry tina
# Wells n his attorneys would give
aim a thousand dollars he would skip
at once to Mexico. Day stated after
ward that this was a trap that Charley
Gilbert mad told him to spring on
Wells and his lawyers to cinch them
tighter in this s~Ibornation of perjury
charge.
Day was on the stand until three
O'Clock this afternoon and the case
has promise of extending through two
DAYS, at least, not counting Mr.. Ed
ridges testimony. AS many people
as can come in and stand at windows
and doors are hearing the evidence,
showing the interest that is being
taken in the case.
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM
COLD AT AMARILLO.

Amarillo, Tex, Feb. 19.-Julius Nj.
coli was the second victim of the bliz.
ard Of the Panhandle country, his
body being found late yesterday af-
.ternoon at a point twenty miles north
of this city, en- the Denver, frozen.
rhe unfortunate man was formerly
engaged on the section and had just
returned from Fort Worth where he
had been given treatment. II is it
not known that ne IA at or near
Fields, the station near where he was
found, until his body was recovered.
The body was brought to Amarillo
lat last night, and is being held pen
ding instructions from relatives in
Wisconsin. The body was perhaps not
visible before the thaw, IS it was ~
ing in a depression whore the snow
had beer deep.
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NATIONALISTS MAY CAUSE
NEW ELECTION IN ENGLAND

London. Feb. 22.-The political at
mosphere continued heavy when par
lament -reassembled today, but a ray
If hope appeared with the announce
nent that the Nationalist at a meet
ing earlier in the day had decided not
to move an amendment to the adj
dress in reply TO the speech from the
throne. This decision was accepted
generally to mean that although John
Redmond, the Nationalist leader, had
rendered judgment against the gov
eminent he and his followers had de
to defer the execution of sen
tence and not overthrow the cabinet
over the budget by abstaining from
supporting the financial measure as
they abstained in the last parliament.
Home ru]e for Ireland is the stake
which h Natio1alists are playing
and they realize it would cease to be
a live issue Immediately upon the res
ignatiun or defeat of the government.
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INA MAY KITE FOLLOWS
HER FATHER IN DEATH.

Little Miss Ina May Kite, aged
fourteen years, died yesternoon after
noon at -four o'clock at her home al
POI East Seventeenth street, on North
Hill, having been brought ere only
a few weeks G seeking cure of tu-
bc~rculosis. She was brought here by
her parents lrom EdraiUa, kandss,
and the family was here but a short
tire when the father died suddenly
Of heartfailure. That was ten days be-
fore the death of the little girl, to the
horr. Mrs. Kite and th> little girls
aunt VIII leave tomorrow for Eureka,
taking the body there for burial be-
side the new grave of her father. The
body of the little girl is now at the
Diiley undertaking room being pre-
pared for shipment.
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assembled do heartily approve the
aforesaid movement and declare our
promise to assist with our personal
and organized influence, the same;
That we win refuse to support al
the polls any man who is not def
nitely pledged to vote against the is
anc of SALOON LICENSE, If ell
ected;
That this is the only legal end, &c
our minds, and wise way yet present
ed looking to the right settlement OF
the saloon question in our City.
THE EPwORTH LEAGUE OF THE
FIRST METHODIST EPICOPAL
CHURCH OF ROSWELL.
BY EDWARD NJ. SPENCER,
President.
EVALYN VAN HORNE,
00t2. Secretary
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ANOTHER BOOST FOR THE cITI.
ZENS MOVEMENT IN ROSWELL,

In view of the fact that a Citizens
Movement has been launched for tae
purpose of forcing a definite issue at
the coming City Election touching a
No-License Policy In h personnel of
the Coulcilnen to be elected,
And in view of the fact hat the
Epworth League is organized for the
advancement of Civic Righteousness
in general and the Spiritual and NOR
al interest of this Community,
And in view OF h fact that it's mem
bership is made up OF young men and
women containing a good portion of
voters,
And in view OF the fact that as an
organization il is committed to a po-
Icy of cooperation towards every
good and righteous cause;
Be ii Resolved, That we the men,
bers of the Epworth League OF the
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH OF ROSWELL, In meeting
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WOMAN SUFFERING WITH
A PIN IN HER THROAT,

Mrs. c. NJ. Branch was brought from
Dexter TO ST. Mary's hospital yesterday
suffering vita a pin in her throat
The physicians hesitate about open
ing the wind-pipe, usually, but have
decided hat il is necessary in this
case ana an operation of this nature
will probably be performed tomorrow
morning. Mrs. Branch was holding
pins in her mouth and took a breath,
the current of abr drawing the pin
into the wind-pipe.
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Anti-SaIoon Resolutions.

Resolved, That we, Representative
citizens of Roswell, in public assem-
bled do hereby respectfully declare
ou- unalterable opposition to any eff
fort on the part of any individual or
body of individuals either il the capa-
city OF an official body, or otherwise
constituted, to secure a special cleo
ton on h Local Liquor Question in
any form. prior to the regular City
Election, for the express eason that
such an election is not recognized
by the Territorial Law, and would
he a farce and without any force
whatever.
Secondly. That we hereby refuse to
participate in such a So-called election
for the above expressed reason, and
We hereby warn those WHO may press
this matter that il they do press it
the only possible result, without our
participation, will be high license;
and bringing ii upon themselves they
will be expected to abide the results
of their own action.
And ~rtherno That in case
such so-called election is held and
the result is High License it is our
unqualified purpose to elect sue men
at the approaching City Election as
will pledge themselves NOT to issue
License to the SALOON, respectful
ly rem hiding every one that the fight
is ours and WE PROPOSE TO
CHOOSE OUR OWN BATTLE
GROUND. OOtf.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 22.-Cattle
receipts. 1000, including 100 south
erns. Market steady to strong. Nativa
steers, 5.2547.5O; southern steers.
5.0Om ESQ; southern cows, 3.OOG 5.25;
native COWS and heifers, 3.25G6.25:
stockers and feeders, 400 65.90; bulls,
i.75G5.25; calves, 4.5069.00; western
steers, 5.O0a7.OO; western cows. 3.25
G5.50.
Hog receipts, $4,000. Market strong
10 five cents higher. Bulk of sales,
s.9569.25; heavy, 9.20H9.30; packers
and butchers. 9.OO19.25; light. s.75G
9.1O: pigs, 7.75@S.5O.
Sheep receipts. 1000. Market strong
to ten cents higher. Muttons, 5.50d
700: lambs. S.25G9.OO; fed western
wethers and yearlinss. 5.756T.OO; fed
western ewes, 5.50d6.75.
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was dissatisfied with h price offered
for his shipment by the wholesalers.
Colonel Bonner advertised his inten-
ton, also, as a sort of protest against
the hiGh prices charged for the same
vegetables by the retailers. Probably
six hundred persons surrounded the
car with baskets, boxes. tin cans, bags
and receptacles of all kinds. and the
ten tons Of turnips disappeared in
twenty minutes.
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SERIOUS STRIKE ON THE
ISLAND OF GUADALUPE.

Point n Pitre, Guadaloupe. Feb 22.-
Following the strike of twenty thous-
and sugar ane cutters several grind
ing plants have ceased operations.
Attempts to continue gathering the
crops were opposed by the strikers
who have started fires in several of
tae distillery and grinding plants.
'~Courcelles" were sacked during the
night and a number of employees were
wounded.
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FIVE CARLOADS OF
BATTERY EQUIPMENT.

Five carloads of equipment for Bat
tery A. arrived on a freight train from
the east last night and were receiv-
ed by Captain NJ. S. Murray. In the
shipment are the caissons
and other paraphernalia belonging to
the field equipment of the battery.
THE materials will be set up as soon
as possible. There will soon be some
thing big doing in local military af-
fairs.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC
AT RECORD OFFICE
AT RECORD OFFICE
AT RECORD OFFICE
MARY A. COBEAN.
MARY A. COBEAN.
MARY A.
Washinoton's Birthday.

The birthday of the Father of his
country is being observed in some
branches of society in Roswell today.
The banks. post office. land office and
other public Institutions are closed.
The Military Institute is taking a day
off and nan Of the cadets are ont
On picnics. The Gun Club is having
a sloot. The Commercial Club will
have a big Washington party tonight.
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ABSTRACTS, ABSTRACTS.
We Make the Best. w Guarantee
Your Title.
ROSWELL TITLE g. TRUST CO.
Fire in Out House.

The fire department was called out
at 3:3G this afternoon ON account of
a blaze in an out-building at the rear
of the Roswell Machine Shops. at the
corner of South Main and Alameda
streets. The fire had spread to grass
and weeds on az lot and il was
thought best to call the department.
The flames were extinguished with
the chemical machines.
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Record Want Ads Result erinsers.
REFORM FOR TIE ADMIN
ISTRATION OF THE NAVY.

Washington, Feb. 22.-The House
Naval Committee today voted a tenta-
tive approval of Secretary Meyers
plan of reorganization. which will give
the Secretary power to put his plans
into practice for one ear
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ANY.

fAHY.s
2. The principal place Of business
and location OF its Office will be al
Roswell, Graves County, New. Next
co, and the resident agent In charge
thereof upon whom service of pro-
cess may be had is J. e. GILKESON.
8. The object for which this cor
poration is forrned and the powers
and purposes which it shall be DOS
sessed are as follows:
A.-To buy build, erect, construct,
own. rent, lease and otherwise con
tract for a building or buildings suit
able Tor conducting and operating a
drst-cl.ss hotel in the City of RIOS
well. Chaves County, New Mexico,
and in any other city or state:
BIO conduct, operate manage
and control the "tGilkeson Hotel' in
the City OF Roswell, or in any other
desired location, and to buy, own,
lease, manage and control the neces-
sary furniture fixtures and furnish
ings for such hotel.
C.-To buy, sell, own, hold, trans
fer and deal in real estate and to Dor
row money, execute notes and mort
cages and deeds of trust as security
therefor upon any real estate owned
ny said corporation and to construct,
build, and erect buildings on such
real estate, and upon sale thereof to
take notes and mortgages thereon,
TO a money upon real estate secur-
ity. to buy and sell notes, mortgages
and ether securities.
4. Tle amount of the authorized
capital stock of this corporation shall
lie Fifty Thousand Dollars. divided
into m thousand shares of the par
yaiue of Fifty Dollars each and the
amount of its paid up capital stock
with which it shall m busi-
ness shall be Twelve Thousand Dol.
lars.
5. The of the stockholders
and the shares of stock subscribed
by each, together with their respect
i've places OF residence, are as fol
lows. to-wit:
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Notice of Sale Real Estate.

The trustees of Damon Lodge No.
Is, X. of p. will receive sealed bids
On sale of one lot on Main Street in
Block 6 and lot 8, Thurbers Add, un-
til Feb. "a, 1910.
Address all bids to p. o. Box All.
Trustees reserve the right to re
iect any and all bids.
I2t. Trustees of K. of p.
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Mrs. Deitz Dies at Dexter.

Mrs. Dcitz, aged about sixty years,
died at her nome in Dexter Sunday
evening. The funeral was held at 10
30 this morning from h Presbyterian
church i'm Dexter and burial was made
at Hagernan.
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DISSATISFIED WITH PRICE;
GAVE AWAY HIS TURNIPS.

Toledo. Ohio, Feb. 22.-Free tur-
nips were on the menu Of many a
Wasnineton's Birthday dinner in To
ledo today. A carload Of vegetables
was distributed by J.. c. Bonner, who
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GlLkESON HOTEL COMPANY
M G0NnN

wv. CO&Ots
and also, that | nave compared the
following copy of the sane. with the
original thereof now on file. and de-
clare 1t to be a correct transcript
taerefrom 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 re, the Capt.
tai, on this 18th day of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1910.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Territory of New Mexico
County of Chaves
We, the in~corporators of the "GiI-
keson Hotel Company and the sub
scribers of all the paid up Capital
Stock thereof, hereby certify, as pro-
vided in Section % of Chapter 10 of
the acts of the Seth Legislative As
semhly of New Mexico, approved
March 18th, 1908. that no liability
for unpaid stock shall attach to any
stock issued by said corporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have
h~creunto set orr hands this 18th day
OF February, 1910.
(SisnedD J.. Il. Gilkeson.
f. e. Gilkeson.
f.. 4. Cahoon.
J.. Z. R1ea.
A. Pruit.
G.. A. Richardson.
Jno. w. Poe.
Territory OF New Mexico
County of Chaves
On this 18th day of February, 1910,
before me personally appeared j. f.
Giikeson. F.. f. Cilkeson. J. w. Poe.
J. f. Rhca, G. 4. Richardson. a.
Pruit and f. A. Cahoon, to me lnown
TO be the persons described in and
who executed the foregoing instrql-
nent and scvcraI1y ackn0wledged that
they executed the same as their free
act ard deed.
In WitHess whereof. 7 nave hereun-
70 set my hard and affixed my ofic-
al seal the day and year in this Ger
tifcate first above written.
(SiencdD j. n. Bell,
(Notarial Scal.l Notary Public.
My commission expires the Il"
day of May, 1911.
ENDORSED:
No. $500
Cor. Reed Vol. s page 40
Cert. of stockholders aor liability Of
GILKESON HOTEL CoNPANY
Filed in Office of Secretary Of New
Mexico
Feb. 10, 1910: 3 4. n.
Nathan Jana,
Secretary
G. r. X. TO j. O..
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DIR. Atherton was ere from Dexter
Monday for a snort business visit.
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TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

7. Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord in this Office at Nine O'Clock A.
VI, on the Nineteenth day of FebrI-
airy, A. D.. 1910,
Articles OF Incorporation
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HOGS REACH HIGHEST
PRICE IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 22.-Hogs
sold here today at 9.35 a hundred
weight, the highest price ever reached
on the local market.
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TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.-
CERTIFICATE o. COMPARISON.
l.. Nathan Jana. Secretary OF the
territory Of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that t2cre was filed for rec
oTd in this once al Nine o'clock A.
NJ. on tae Nineteenth day OF r'ebru-
airy, A. D.. 1910,
Certificate of Stockholders Non-Lia-
bilitv
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Flied in Office of Secretary of New
Mexico
Feb. -. 1910: 9 A.. NJ.
Nathan jana,
Secretary.
Compared c. f. X. to j. o..
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NaLne. NO. SndreS. residence.
J. E. Gilkeson $50 Roswell, New
Mexico.
z. z. Gilkeson 5 Roswell, New
Mexico.
E. A. Cahoon / Roswell, New
Mexico.
]. E. Rhea / Roswell, New
Mexico.
A. Pruit / Roswell, New
Mexico.
q. A. Richardson l Roswell, New
Mexico.
John w. Poe 1 Roswell, New
Mexico.
6. That the period of existence of
such corporation shall be fifty years.
Z. That h Board of Directors of
said corporation shall consist of Sew
en- members, unless otherwise pro-
vided by the BY Laws of said corpor-
alton. n the anne of the Directors
elected for the first three months to
serve until their successors are ell
ccted and qualified are: J. f. GIL
KESON, f. E. GILKESON, F. A..
.OAHOON j. f. RHEA, JOHN w.
POE, A. PRUIT and G. A. RICHARD
SON, and the said Board shall an1u-
allv elect a President, Vice-President,
Secretary and Treasurer.
8. The names of tae officers to
serve the first three months are: ].
f. GILKESON, President: G. A.
RICHARDSON, Vice President, and
r. L. GILKESON, Secretary and
Treasurer.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
parties have hereunto set their hands
at Roswell. New Mexico this 18th day
of February. 1910.
(Signed) ]. f. Gilkeson.
f. f. Gilkeson.
F.. A. Cahoon.
J. z. Rhea.
A. Pruit.
G.. A. Richardson.
Jno. w. Poe.
Territory of New Mexico.
County OF Chsves
On this 18th day of February, A.
ID. 1910, before me personally appear
ed J.. f. Gilkeson. +. +. Gilkeson, j.
w. Poe, G. A. Richardson, j. E. Rhea
known to be the persons described in
and who executed the foregoing in
sTrunent of writing and s~eyerally ac-
knowledged that they executed the
same as their free act and Iced.
(Signed) J.. d. Bell,
(Notarial Seal.) Notary Public.
My commission expires May IA" 1911.
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GILKESON HOTEL COMPANY
fNo. 631Ql.

NNOs
and also, that I have compared the
following copy of the same. with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
clare il to be a correct transcript
therefron and of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal of the Terri
tory of New Mexico. al the
GeaD City Of Santa Fe, the Capt.
tai. on this 18th day of Feb
ruary A. n. 1910.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS, That the undersigned
citizens of Roswell, in Chaves Coua-
ty, New Mexico, have associated our
selves together for the purpose of
forming a Corporation under the laws
of the Territory OF New Mexico, and
for hat purpose do agree and cove
na7t together as follows:
L. The name OF said cooperation
shall be "GILKESON HOTEL COM
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Compared c. F. x. TO j. o.