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The Detroit times., 1916-06-20
Sugar Market

sugnF-Corrected daily by W "a.
Edgar a Son: Crystal domlnoes. Alb.
til.55. DO. 5-lb. tll.J5. Eagle tab
lsts. uo25; cut loaf 100, cubes.
ard powdered, ts.45. RranuIsted. ex-
ira coarse. $3.50, granulated. fine.
in bulk, Ss.05; graduated, 25-lb. cot
tons tS.i5. crystal domino gran. 3
10. and j-lb. cartons. IN. cases. 1875;
diamond A. ts.f5. confectionerg A..
s. No; T. 1905 No. s. IS; 30. 8. i7.gs;
No. 10, i77b: No. il. 100; No. 70.
tIs5. No. -. $50 No. ~. $3.50, 80.
Is. $3.50 non-caking mixture 80.
beet granulated. t7s5 per 100 lbs
household powd.. ls q 20 case. f2.t0.
DO. IS 90 case. $40 per case.
Rev. W A. Freeman, pastor Of a
church AZ Covington. o.. has offered
10 give half his salary during the
next six months 10 the fund for tho
relief OF the Armenian war suffer.
ers.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20

rrintIng--the prstn neat kiud-tkat
e. right-Times job Depte-Maln tN1A
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20


as Of farm, produce wcr" ngnt Oh
Monday. but the demand was IN pro
portion. and there was no serious
ter market was given a rang, dow r-
ward On SRtVrdar, the preNailnE
high prices checking che demand t"r
storage Poultry. dressed calves AMI
potatoes are called steady TO p. A.
and the vegetable" LIST rs httle
lower in some varieties
Apples Rem Davis. satoua. RAID
wins. $3.50 2 4. Stocls, Rec - Dbl.
EussetS 80 as so hhi western box
Bansnss- Good shipping stock.
slE5W- per bunch.
Beans -Dr;ed Iiu'as si7 U &c 10,
Berries subsidiaries 2i-qt cases
hla,kbcrrieS. 5 So bu. ruokleherrl.
Acts stu 90 rposch"rr'es, 2A-gt,
Californin Fruits Cherries. sass.
apricots $50 r.r box, plums. $3.50.
peaches. 81 - per bon.
sa aSH.s . 9. 4 = per .,,, box
Cheese flats l5e, NeN
York. Zoe. Swiss. -su zee. imported
SWISS - a soc, hmburs~r new. I'D,
lsc. lib. lie; brisk cream. isAc;
long horns, 1870, daisies. i5sa o l5iae
Dressed Cnlvs.-Fanry. i4Gi5c,
common ia &c 70 Co. .ou,.
'1AfF ~ wv
.2u:c5 rate 45a SOC basket. radis
- per hu.. parsley. 90 p.r a9I..
ucuWH"rs dollhouse. 75r p 81 Per
doz n"frous" tomatoes, 80 Is w
carrots. 81 son so per hammer. head
lettuce. frrhcrE 81 i3ffi7E p"r hI
waN beans : - Z. z-- green beans.
g. - - e." hawper. Florida tomatoes.
ftUA.-' ,1s", a@pargEu~ 80. lions
8 9. fil 30 box Green prgr. 5 ~
275 bu. watrrcrass -'u poo u'r
rate green corn. s. sou r"r ~
Honey- Fancy .v'lte. new. so -:
amber. ioHlic 10, extracted. "a g
Hay-Dotroit shippers arc paving
the following prices 'cs BALE hay N
G CIV lot; sSa p .,aTa-G 30 ..I,a NV
50. n u Ng"t mixed. SO % n ?
. ~. . timothy, SlSn o.. 30. mn I'D.
/ ' 'iSs ,,5al4 rY ~, straw sod$;
+ wheat and Dat straw. 'S5oH per
Lemon.tfat.so- per boy.
Melons I;r.E fprTs. SiGl - crate:
ponies. t-g5Gg 30 rate, watermel-
ons, 80 50. each.
NuSbroow~ ssh - 70
ornnGe, ye... i-1 oe5 per box;
Valencia :" H4 per roy.
.oni"ns To- e,srw'das yelIl.o.w,
pip.srpies -5a5 per crate;
I Sl.25 u LIS o'I lvZ
! r., I"tn'o'> ---, "a, co.
~ j." tL.I'"-..5 .ri ., "a ~
{ ~ 'D - ID" F-..' "'.'
. LI..u.-' -st,,-.,
= ,,1,,o 800.
} nens; =" ,s -" $3.50
IL '-'' H'''S w.
JoBBINU PRICES.
Canned NTpl"s F-.ogn a
! gal; baked nearF In 5"H 7"c ,
! Lima "san- 81 n 20 Tern. 10y
/ peets. z|H 90 Peas; FANCY 'aFly
. June. ~ 80. stant @Tds. IL "a mon.
.al! 40. nat lungs FDt- i"matoes
. June. 81 50, sifted early June. 81 30
| per doz
/ Feed -Jobh.rF prices IN t-hbl.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20

When the war broke out there
were $4,000 officers and men in the
British navy In addition 70 these
were 5000 reserves. In the early
part of this year there were in ac-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20
EIGIN Hitter.

FLG1N. m. June Butter. AT
sales al 2Sh cents a decline OF &c
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20

Printtnx--th. rfatn neat kInd--that
s- ~s-hs--rt-~@~ Lab n~ss --Msis AH10.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20
rrRB COPPER STOCKS.

plat. -est kind--thst
<As-Ts-.~s J.h n..s.-W.f- EssN
The Detroit times., 1916-06-20
Produce

DETROIT. Mich. June 12-Re-
ceipts Of berries or all EiUds a We'll
as OF farm, prpdgcP were ilgnt OF
Monday. but the demand was m pro
portion. and there was no serious
shortage N any line The Elgin put
ter market was given rang, dow Pc
ward on Safurday. the preNaillnE
high prices checking che rorand for
storage Poultry. dressed calN e. enl
potatoes are called steady 10 n. n.
and the teEvIahl" list IS niue
lower in some varieties.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
COOPERATION urged
BY REALTY BROKERS
Also Elect Officers at University Club
Meeting.

Higher rates Of commission on realty
transactions, cooperation with other
cities, local cooperation to boost real
estate, and the election OF ofncers. were
the important matters considered at the
meeting OF the Real Estate Brokers' As
sociation at the Univercity Club last
night.
Speeches were made by William 2.
Saunders, John L. Weaver and George 7.
Worthington urging members Of the as
ISOLATION to attend the national meetings
Of the organization
Onicers elected at the meeting were:
George Y Worthington, president; John
P. Story, vice president; William A. Hill,
secretary. and Henry L. Rust. treasurer.
The executive committee appointed was
John L. Weaver, James F. Shay and Lee
D. Latiner.
The following were elected as a board
OF appraisal: James L. Weaver, H L.
Rust, Thomas Bradley. Charles ". Fair
fax and J. W. Story.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
New Laces and Nets for the WindoU

Beautiful Laces and Nets suitable and patterns for
window from the simplest boudor the elegant
living library drawing room.
There Laces and Nets for window front DOORS
windows and doors ngy connection with heavy dpen
also different kinds for fancy work of all descriptions and types
There many wonderful textures including the wel-known
Fet Nets embroidered designs finished with dainty
edge; wonderful shadow effects and reproductions of he that
soft a cobweb.
Small Designs, Large Designs, Period Designs Con-
ventional Designs French Designs Colonial Designs and
Nets entirely plain of
IN IVORY, ECRU AND WHITE.
Suggestions to Use-Nes and Lace being largely used
doors and windows by shng small rods the
and bottom Of door window For the ordinary window they
be hung sill window and daped back sides hung
straight Special mention made of the of those
finished with edge
Priced from 75c to $3.50 the yard
Other Nets at 35c Soc and upward
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
500 Roumanian Officers Fall,

Berlin Cwireless via sayvtIIe), Oct. p
Unofficial but reliable reports from Sofia
state that about 500 dead officers of the
Roumanian troops were found on the
battlefield near Djahoyo, as we'll as two
trtbuted the authorship Of dispatches
dead war correspondents, to whom is at
telling Of the success attained in the
Roumanian inYastoa
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Handsome Handmade FIIet and
Cluny Decorative Laces

Exquisite Motifs Medaions in square, oblons
and bOwknOt effects showing the hu working There the
greatest ranging from small the superb
large enough for centerpiece.
Panel Curtains and Scars the latter especially show many
beautiful handembroidered designs and number of the ar
made by fastening small MedaIon Motifs together with strips
the finest handmade aces; Of them show many half
dozen different patterns scarf
Fet and Cuny Lace Edges and Insertions many patterns
you contemplate making having made Panels Sar Table
Covers Pillow Covers Chair Drapen Bed Sets BOudoi Sets
Curtains Lamp Shades this collection will be found exceedingly
estng.
We will be glad submit original designs with made
up cos-or any style of decorative aes Orders Will be
in our own workrooms. We do the very best work.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

Free Lessons in Knitting
and Croehedns to all Pur-
ehasers Of Columbia Yarns
by an experienced woman
from the factory.
All Dvpt.-ssooad hoos, Tenth a.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

These Rugs are so firmly and
evenly woven that they lie per-
fectly fat on the floor always.
Fifth foor-F street.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Genuine reproductions of these Oriental
Rugs are here in WhittaWs
Anglo-Persian Rugs:
KERMANSHAH SOUMAK
KASHAN SENNAH
TABRIZ CHINESE

The only difference that be noted between Whals Anglo
Persian Rugs and the Genuine Oriental the price, which is vastly
in favor of WhittaIs
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

Special sizes in these Rugs can
be obtained in a few days.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

There hundreds of ideas designs and patterns sheer and
and of them imported; finest handmade aces and panels
The displays the dape department will prove very helpful you
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
The Best Magazines
At Special Subscription Prices
These Offers Are Good Only Until Nov. 10th.

before the date of expiration you much Mag
of quayhe best magazines published Present and old
scber should extend their subscriptions before the low prices
are withdrawn
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-04-19
EXON DOTS.
'''''''"""'
Cleft Out Last Week.)

Ni<tlt ouL lLdSI w eck.)
The farmers Of this section are
about ready to begin planting. We
have had several days Of real winter
weather again and we fear 1t will fin
ish killing the fruit crop.
DR.. Cooper was called to see his sis
ter, Mrs. l.. C.. Culbertson Sunday. We
hope she vii! sooE be vel! again
Mrs. A. r. Thomc Is getting on nice
ly. No one else has taken the small
poX. and hope that there will not be
any more cases in our community
We are very sorry our school had to
be closed. Guess we will not have
any more school this term.
Miss Evelyn Culbertson spent a
few days OF last week with Mr. Carl
Culbcrtson and family near Woodrow
wilson. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Matte Burts and children.
Miss Winona CLANCY and father, of
Laurcns, spent short while with Mrs.
Loo Culbcrtson and daughter Monday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-04-19
COLD POINT NEWS.

Cleft Out Last Week.)

Cold Point Apri, 1O-The weather
is cool and we have had a bic rain
Rev. Covington, pastor Of Waterloo
visited in this community Tuesday
Misses Blanche and Demie Nelson
OF Barksdale, visited their uncle, Mr..
T. F. Nelson recently.
Mr.. Henry Hendrix Of Shiloh visited
his brother, Mr.. Walter, recently.
Mr.. o. G. Duncan is still on the sick
list the doctor having been called sew
eral times to see him.
Mr.. Henry Duncan of Mountvillc
visited homefolks Sunday.
Miss Ethel Mcdaniel visited rcla-
tivcs in Green Pond recently.
Mrs George Mcpherson of Sulphur
Springs IS quite sick.
Mrs. Wells and daughter OF Cross
Hill, were visitors in this community
recently.
Most ol the young people Will attend
the fair.
Mr.. j. d. Hunter is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Leate and while here
nc is building pasture.
Mr.. James Munday visited relatives
here recently.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-04-19

BUY two suits and wear
them alternate days.

Each suit will retain it's shape
and smartness far longer---
because it won't be over
worked---and you'll look we'll
dressed all the time. We
doubt if the difference i'm cost
to you in the long run will be
a $500 bill a year if you insist
that the suit you buy must be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
RECRUITS CR0WDING
MAJOR B. RUPEE; TO
BUILD UP COMPANIES

Yesterday Major T.. Euppc, Who re-
signed from the state forces some
time ago. was placed on the active
lis, of the national guard of New
Mexico again ana instructed to build
NV the two local companies. This
morning when the major returned tn
his sttC, after "A brief absence he
found "A father and son waiting ior
him. the father being DESTROYS Of
sending the young man into The reg
ular army. Tn. major told him he
was sorry but that, he was recruiting
only for the national guard.
Another recruit showed up later IN
he day. also wanting 10 20 Into TIA"
regulars. Major Ruppe stated that
hc believed a regular army rccrut.
.ng station wosld Get many men here
The major plans To carry ON a reg
ular plan OF existing men for the
local organization and his activity az
this point WHERE there have been no
battalion officers ( = several years. "A
expected To- result In marked hencnt
to the Albuquerque organizations
Major Ruppc was visited last night
by Lieutenant y. y. Ristin". inspector
instructor for the guard OF the state,
who was on his wny To Stafford Nrtz.,
to Inspect "A company of guardsmcn
recently organized FOR the protection
OF the community. They consulted
regarding recruiting plans
There will be a drill n the hrmory
FOR members Of q company tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
GERMANS RESUME
ATTACKS on THE
VEROUM FORTRESS
After Six.day Pause, During
Which Ammunition and Re.
serves Are Brought Up, leu.
tons Renew Hammering.


Paris, April -. ,5:t5 u mJ- After
six days rest while electives were
made up and stocks OF ammunition
replcnishcd the Germans again hnv"
bcgua conccnt -atcd attacks upon dif-
f.rout points of the French defense
at Verdun. The mrs, point s%clcctc !
was the onc-milc section between the
Mouse and Douaumont which forms
u salient that seriously impcdcs the
enemy. II Includes the famous pep
per nm
Approaches to this positio1 ar"
further c%unladod by the French bat
terics on tho west bank OF the Mcuso
and II was with the view Of faciliiat-
ing operations against the salient that
the Germans made their recent Of
fenslVo against Dumictcs and Dead
Mans hill. That having failed. they
are now trying the effect of direct
wearing tactics. employing dense
m..slea of infantry In small spaces
bu, SO far with littlc success The net
result, OF their efforts has been the
gan of a small salient west of Dou-
aumont which the French claim Is
unimpor,ant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
notice. EOR pC8iaCATuON.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Once ~ santa Fc.
New Mexico. March "a. 1916.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Adolf
Sanchez 81 cubero y NJ, who, on
February I. 1903 mabp homestead
entry No. oS610, for NEh SWL
wv SEA. SWh NEA. and lot s.
section 2. township ~ rnnge NV.
n. NJ. +. meridian, has Hled notice Of
Intention To make hNo-ycnr proof. Ia
establish claim to the land above de-
scrihed, before Chas. Neustadi, TINT
ed States commissioner - san Ra-
iael. y. NJ. on May .. 1915
Claimant names ms Witnesses.
Julio Sanchez, Of curero y. VI .
Lubcrto Gallegos. OF Cuhcro. y " ;
Pho ~Sarracino, of Vali"jos. y VI +.
Procopio Baca, of Nslioios. y. "
FRANCISCO DELGABp
Register
Evening Herald, Albuquerque. y VI
tF. i. $50: l.. p, 5-5)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
The Markets


New York. April iN-Tho uncertain
stat. of the international situation was
used again today as u lever for the
iuIther depression of prices. some war
~ displaying weakness.
Free selling of s~pcciIlties was
again the chief feature of today
early trading, with % or TWO point
declines in Cructhlc steel. Baldwin
md American Locomotives. Wrestling
house. Mexican Petroleum. Studo-
baker and Industrial Alcohol Mcr-
camille Marines were active and
stroag a. = result 81 the lates, state
mcnt ~ the compauy's earnings hu,
even those issues oon reacted. New
England yielded a point with trivial
operations IN other rails. although
Norfolk and Western rus" "a Sale
~ onc block Of %sil1,o00 Anglo
tr, Hch ~ at %, a fractional recess
sion. featured the bono market.
Close
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18

unless YOU enter OF cause 81 he on
tered your appearance IN said cause
on or before the 10th day 81 Nav,
\ II 1915. "A decree proconfcsso will
be- taken against YOU and the relio.
prayed for will be granted
Tho name of the plaintiffs attorn,y
81 u !. Moore. whose ppsiofncc ad-
dress n Albuquerque. New Mexico.
\. r. WALKER. Clerk
By rhus. Is u. Madison. Deputy.
tScalJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of IN. Interior. United
States Land once at Santa Fc. ~
NJ, April T. 1916.
Notice IL hereby given that John
ko-Wi uf Pag uate. y. NJ, who ou
March I, lsl3. made homestead entr,
No. 0iS06s. FOR NEA. section 90.
Township ~ Range Nv, y. NJ T.
Meridian, has nled notice Of intention
10 make three year proof. To .siab.
llsh claim To IN. laud above described.
before United States Commissioner
Chas Neustadt, at Gan Rafael, y. NJ.
On the 18th day Of May. 1915.
Claimant Names as witnesses:
FRANK Paisanr Of -aguato. y. n
George Kiro OF Paguste. y Fred
Lorenzo OF paguato, y NJ Jose NJ
Rios Of Paguate. y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DEi.GADO,
Register,
Evening Herald Albuquerque. y. NJ.
~ y. rs l. =, 5-i0,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18

Chicago. April ls.-Inoasincss re-
garding the submarine ISSUE with
Germany 81 g. fresh breaks today ~
IN price of wheat. The opening,
which ranged from 81 hC down.
with May At sti3t. and July NJ 81
lia, was followed 10y = brief rally.
but then IA. market sank lower than
before. The close was firm. ~ f,c
not higher, with MAY ~ s1liN a.
i.tt y aud July ~ sili,
corn showed relative st'ndincSs m
IN. iaCc OF the wheat declines, After
opening kc on to Ne up. the market
sank lower than before. The cios"
was firm al - ~ 80 net advance.
oats wcr" governed 10y corn.
Lack of support weakened proN'-
sions
Close.
Wheat May. tiiih. July. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18

Chicago, April Hogs Receipt,
1900 head. market slow unchanged
To- Sc under yesterdays average; Nulk
If sales. 81 so a9S. light, tatiT
ag5. heavy. ss.tom 1000; pigs, $40
mg.20.
Cattlc-Roccipts 5000 head mar
kct steady. native beef steers, s1.aom
$50. western steers, t.7bnsS
stockers. s~5.S5nS.tb; cows, $500"
G.2s. calves, $7.25m 1850.
Shcop-Iiccoiris 10. 0o0 head mar
kot steady. w-,hcrs, $500 eld,
lambs. t7.65mll6b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18

state Of New M,Nlco. County OF Her
nalillo. In tn District Court.
Ne l0tls.
Bessie Collum o. iniin,
Fred Collum, Do ndant.
To IN. above med defendant
You are hoI,H notified that a SUI
has hecn filed a. INST you Ia the "a
court and count " the above name
plaintin. IN whHn the saio plaintiff
prsys for an all iut. divorce on tho
grounds Of ahaH pnment ana non-
support.
And YOU are Ir,her notified that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18

New York. April Is Mercantile
paper. 3m3i, per cent
Stcrlidr "Nsnangc sixty day Hills,
St.13. demand, Sii6ig.
bar silver. 63Ac.
Mexican dollars, i9ikc
Government bonds. heavy
Railroad bonds, easy.
Time loans. steady. GO and 90 day1.
2N u3 per cent
can money. firm, ruling rate, . per
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
<,v York Metals

New York. April Is Copper, firm
c~lectrulNtiC. nearby numiHal, thiid
quarter. s2S.oon 1890.
Iron. steady and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes tia quiet
spot. N5l..5 bid
At London. spot copper, ,l2N, fu-
lures. fl23 cloctrolytic. tl3s.
spot tin, E2OO, futures, tlgs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18

Kansas city, April Is Hoes-Ec-
ccipts l6.000 head, market steady.
bulk of sales. t,t0h heavy
tss5 $50, light, $500 $50; pig
sS.abm SIS.
cattle Receipts 5000 head mar
ket steady; prime fed steers, @2bm
as: western steers, sS.oomH 10.
stockcrs. s7.OHs.25; calves, $500 4"
1850
shcep-Reoeipts io,ooo head mar
kct strong. lambs, tloIbM ll,iO
y,nrlings. Sa.5Om l0s0; wcthers, - I;
ta.5O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
WANTED-Female Helm.

~ 'hc ih'o,Por"'orS OF tue sain corpora,
'ii" ~ ~ a",""' :" 'sfn'" ''''"
"",''lp'u Wy e",n' " y ~i"m"NS
'n"ri's J.. 40 "a" M'sh
N%'onu" ~ '"s"' i'NWs ~, Sn",'s'
-, u'uu' smith ~ gov MESA venue
1T 'us"; '"Nus, o"' S"ni,'
'"nn y n,lmns, W.. -"~ WIS 'h''"l
~ N"'"''f'' ' "No WV
~, ~ ,.ob,o a, ..h. - A.. -.,,
H." - ..h. ~. rhnr%
paauau a,J ,ho 49, ,ai aanh =,
r. "atI shn,o. -, ",hsa,;Lni lr
IN, ~ s.a1,b ani IaL, ~ Si.,.ay ~
.nactiv.lv b.y. L,cr C,,iy na;J !, IN
caash
.,r,c,y a.,
-, 49, " ,
iuc business OF suiI 'oiPorn''"h sn"'i
n 80 - N.Y.
mes and ,b. dirac,o,s of .aid car,a,o.
,;nn fnr ,ho ,h,oa nan,bs n"v, s,e,.ad
mo- ,ba J,,a 10 a.. ncor,a,,,io, ~,
III ,nmnany hall Lo a. ,onn.s'
80 f'
,"II.'S nng"'ui ,'uI1c smith
,bose b.r..i n,h"y. 80, go, hi, 90.
.ncc,iS. n.m.S. n,.Y;1ad bovnx.r ,bs,
h ,-rc"rno,,, H. =, H., s.it ,n,a
,ion shall hold "A frs, meeting OF the
said corporation prior 10 the expiration
of the said three months. in accordance
with the law in s,ch ease made aud PRO.
yidcd. said directors or any of them may
bc changed at said meeting. and the
board of director, may then be- increns.
ed within the limits OF this charter.
ARTICLE yIJ
The place where the business of the
said corporation shall bc conducted shall
be- az No. 2o2 West Central Avenue.
Albuaueraue. New Mexico. and nj No.
$3.50 Mesa Avenue I'll faso. Texas, but
the directors of This corporation shall
hafc pow.t TO e4ange the location Hf
ull"oI y, VIZ s"l' ".I'u's, ~ 70 's'.p'
isn 9'ho. o''"'s ION WIN" an" WIN
'"' '"' s'''' VI VI "'A""'
ARTICLE VIII.
The said corporation shall eNIs, Tor
tbe period OF tiity t5O) years from The
date Of Us incorporation.
In testimony whereof, We have here
unto subscribed u names tins 18th
day of Apih. y. ~. ]
CHAR. rs l.. BAGWEIL,
CLAUDE SMITH.
JOHN =. SlMMS.
Stat, ~, T,xns C,u,,v a, y; p,so-u
On this, ,bc I3th DIV of AnrI. Isl6
before me person. lily appeared Charles
l.. Bagwcll and Claudc smith, both 10
me known to be he persons described
IN and who exccated the foregoing in
s..u"''' "r' '"'u "."s',. "on"'~,
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RUTH /. HILL,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-18
BAGWEI.L AND COMPANY
No. SIJ2

NO. >tD-1
with the endorsements thereon. as same
appears ON file and of record IN the
offic. of the state Corporation Commits
sion.
In testimony whereof. the State Cor
pofation Commission of the state of
New Mexico has caused this certificate
10 he signed by its chairman and the
seal of said Commission. To be- affixed
nj the City of Santa f. IN this 18th
day of April, \. u. 1916.
HuGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attest: Acting Chairman.
EDWIN =. COARD.
u. X. stamp l0c)
Know all men by these presents. That
we, Charles l.. Bagwcll. and Claude
smith. both of the city and county of
III Pnso, and state Of Texas, aud John
!. Slmms of the city of Albuquerque,
county OF Bernnlillo. and state Of New
Mexico, do hereby form and incorporate
ourselves into a corporation under and
by virtue of the laws OF the state of
New Mexico. under the terms and con
ditions hereinafter set ont, ~ follows;
ARTICLE l.
The name of this corporation shall bc
|"BAGWELI. AND COMPANY
ARTICLE ~
The principal New Mexico office OF
the said corporation shall he located AZ
No. 2n2 West Central Avenue, Albu'
qucrquc. New Mexico, and the agent in
charge thereof and upon whom process
against said corporation may be served,
shall be John y. ~imms.
ARTICLE III.
The objects for which the said corpo.
ration shall he formed s,,Wll be 20 buy
sell, and act as agent. broker, or princi.
pal, in the buying and selling of all
kinds of corporate stock, bonds, com
mcrcial paper, securities, dcbentures,
and all other forms of corporate aud in
dividuul indebtcdr ess. and to conduct u
general stock, bond aud commercial
paper business together with all other
business necessary 10 the proper and
lawful conduct of the same.
ARTICLE ".
The total amount of the authorized
capital stock of the said corporation
shall be Twenty Thousand (s20,O00.0 0)
Dollars, which shall be divided into Nv,
hundred 900 shares of common stock
Of the par value of one Hundred
tsl00OO) Dollars each, The amount ot
capital stock with which the said cor
poration shall business shat
be Twenty Thousand (s20,Oo0 .0O) Dol
lars. which sum has been fully sub
scribcd. and ten per cent thereof full,
paid in in cash, as set forth IN Article
Y hereof.
ARTICLE \.
The names aud post office addresse,