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Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Miss Erile Dameron Is Supper Dance Hostess

Miss Erile Dameron gave a delight ful buffet supper dance Wednesday evening at her home on North Fifth avenue in honor of Miss Gwenith Carnage. a much feted out of town wis itor. The holiday decorations were charmingIy effective The guest list included Miss Carnage. MT. and Mrs Lester Byron, MT. and Mrs. Hugh s. Antrim, JH, Mir. and Mrs. William Corpstein. Miss Kathrine O'Reiliy Miss Virginia Antrim, Miss Ruth Gold berg, Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss Gladys Kelly, Frank O'Reilly, Lee Moore, Harold Scott, Robert Koch, Lawrence Reid and Robert Coulter.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Spending Week End At Castle Hot Springs

Mir. and Mrs. 1T. F. Newland, Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Buckingham and Mir. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen are week ending at Castle Hot Springs.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Mrs. |. Rosenzweig Gives WelI-appointed Luncheon

Mrs. l. RosenZweig gave a prettily planned luncheon of 12 covers Wednes- day at the Ranch House in honor of Mrs. E. A. Allen of Stanford Park and Mrs. David Liknaitz.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Mrs. John O'MaIley Hostess At College Girl Event

Mrs. John Q MaIIey gave a luncheon of ten covers at the Arizona club Tues day in honor of the college girl con tingent.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Miss Ruth TisdaIe
 Eiyaa EoI;d.N Exona

MISS Futh TlSdaIe
 Gives Holiday Event
 Miss Ruth Tisdale who is atten6ing Santa Barbara university was among the college girls who entertained dur ing the holidays giving a theater party on Wednesday followed by an informal tea at her home on North First street. Here guests were Mrs. Robert Cum mings. Mrs. Everett Wright, Miss Mary Burt and Miss Loda Burt. The Tisddle home has been the scene of a number of holiday affairs ore of the most pleasurable being the Christmas tea given by Mir. and Mrs. George ~isdaie when they entertained 50 guests.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

Mildred Welch, Miss Isabel Willis Miss Patricia Tharaldson, Miss Ireuo Cole man, Miss Margaret Cronin and Miss Lucy Doyle.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Miss Marion Pascoe Is Hostess at Luncheon

Miss Marion Pascoe was a luncheon hostess Friday in honor of Miss Mary Louise Pinney. who is home from Mills college for the holidays. Christmas prevailed. the holiday greens and berries featured the decor ative scheme. the brilliant color tones
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Dr. and Mrs. Orviiie H. Brown Give Charminq Dinner Affair

pr. and Mrs. OrVlIIe Harry Brown gave a charmingly appointed dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Odell. Covers were aid for ten.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Miss HeIea Cass Is Card Hostess at Ranch House

Miss Helen Casey gave a card affair Friday afternoon at Ranch House. The event was charming in its appoint ments as are all affairs that are given at the attractive tea room. Those there were Mrs. John Akers, Mrs. Paul Campbell, Miss Genevieve Cope. Miss Jane Christy, Miss Alice Christy, Miss Marion Bennett. Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss Mary Ryan. Miss Dorothea Will Der. Miss Dorothy Brownfield, Miss Lillian Cronin, Miss Gertrude Bunt- man. Miss Mildred Kelly, Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Gertrude Darby Miss Hattie Burnett. Miss Angie Phillips, Miss Margaret Tait, Miss Elvira Healy Miss Catherine Tait, Miss Lucille Grable Miss Frances Webb, Miss Katherine Jack, Miss Merle Belt, Miss Margaret Webb. Miss Marjorie Baker Miss Mary Hulett, Miss Edith Burtis Miss EiI'a Howell. Miss Katherine Dunn Miss Mildred Doris Miss Marion Duncan. Miss Dorothea. Osborn Miss Louise Potts Miss Mary Rurtor and Miss Helen Ellis.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Miss William Corpstein ls An Informal Hostess

Mrs. William Corpstein was an in formal hostess of the week. entertain ing on Thursday in honor of Miss Gwenith Carnage.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Five Hundred Party Given Bv Tait Girls

Miss Margaret Tsit and Miss Cath erine Tait gave a five hundred Thurs day afternoon at their country home, their guests numbering q,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

here including Miss Carnage, Miss Antrim, Mrs. Hugh $. Antrim. IT., Mrs. Vernon Peters. Mrs. John D. Harris Mrs Jo Brown, Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. Jr.. Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs Charles K Pishon, Mrs. Phil Brooks, Mrs. Victor Kohlberg, Mrs. Eben Lane. Miss Erile Dameron, Miss Ruth Goldberg. Miss Katherine O'Reil- ly and Miss Ferne Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Returns to Los Angeles After Visit In Phoenix

After VtSIt Tn PhoeniN
 Miss Cecil Ba-nsback of Los Angeles left yesterday for Los Angeles after a delightful fortnight in town the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. c. Dulmage. Miss Frances Butler, who visited at the Dulmage home during the holiday sea son, returned to the coast earlier in the week.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
University Girl Hostess Of Charming Card Affair

Miscs Zella Cross gave a card affair on Tuesday that contributed largely to the enjoyment of the holiday week of the college contingent. Christmas dec- orations made the card rooms attrac- tive. Those there were Mrs. Lawrence McManuf, Mrs. R. A. Phillips, Miss Dorothy Knox, Mrs. Isabel Irvine, Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss Marion Bennett, Miss Alice Driesky, Miss Marion ph.i- lips, Miss Hattie Burnett Miss Lillian Cronin, Miss Angie Phillips, Miss Maud Stewart, Miss Miriam McCaffery, Miss Edith Harrison, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Kathryn Hogsett, Miss Lois Wendell and Miss Louise Hogsett
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Young sters Are Guests Of Joseph Jenckes

Young sters Are Guests Of Joseph Jenekes
 Joseph Jenckes entertained half a dozen of his boy and girl friends at luncheon during the week
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay To Be Card Hosts MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay will be | bridge hosts of the week presiding over an affair Wednesday evening at lheir | North Central avenue home.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
BERcERE's APPOINTMENT
CONFIRMED ON TUESDAY

Alfred NJ Bergere, who was ap-
pointed register of the u. 6. Land
Office in this city on March ", was
confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday
April 10. the information TO that eff
feet reaching him that afternoon in
a telegram from Senator Bursum.
Mr.. Bergere came TO New Mexico
and located in Valencia county about
1890, where he engaged in sheep
raising. and later filled many offices
OF public trust including assessor,
treasurer ard chairman OF the board
OF county commissioners
About twenty two years ago he
moved with his family to this city
and assumed the duties OF clerk of
the District Court of the First lu-
dciai district under Judge J. R. Nc
Fie which he filled for a number of
years.
In 1915 and 1916 he was private
secretary to Congressman Herman
dez in Washington and on his return
to New Mevico was appointed as
sistant secretary of the State Tax
Commission, which he resigned very
shortly after war was declared AMI
went to- Europe as one of the prin-
cipal secretaries OF the Knights of
Columbus where he served for nine
months. On his return he again be-
came Clerk of the District court for
this county and deputy for Rio Arri-
ba county. which he held up to the
first of this month when he assum-
ed the duties Of Register of the Land
Office.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
CUT OUT II COMMITTEES
IN SENATE ORGANIZATION

Washington. April 20.-By elimin-
ating forty-one obsolete committees
of the Senate. along with their ex-
pense, the Republicans of that body
have established record of real &C.
onomy.
Some of the 4l committees to be
abolished under this program would
seem to be of considerable .mpor-
tance Their functions will be abb
sorbed by the various other commit
tees. In this list must be included
the committees on Canadian relations
the census, coast defenses, conserv-
alton. fisheries. industrial exposition7
Pacific railroads, and the committee
on railroads and woman suffrage.
Eleven committees dealing with eK-
pendturcs in the various executive de-
partments and with examination into
/ the civil service are abolished, and
in their place a soingle small commit
I tee on expenditures in the exeou-
tive departments" is created, witt
f Senator Mccormick as chairman.
/ The other committees abolished, OF
merged with larger committees, are
as follows
+ Additional accommodations for th'
+ Library of Congress, Senator Sim
mons. chairman; Canadian relations
/ Senator Hale, chairman; census, Sen
ator Sutherland, chairman; coast anC
insular survey, Senator Edge, chair
man; coast defenses, Senator Eve
linghuysen. chairman; conservation
Senator Smith of South Carolina
chairman; CORPORATIONS in the Dis
trict of Columbia, Senator Pomrene
chairman; Cuban relations, Senator
Hiram Johnson, chairman; disposition
ot useless papers, Senator Walsh, o
Montana. chairman; engrossed bills
Senator Overman, chairman, fisher
les, Senator Ncwberry, chairman
Five Civilized Tribes, Senator Owen
chairman; forest reservations, Sena
for Hitchcock, chairman; eeologica
survey; Senator Smith OF Arizon;
chairman; Indian depredat tions, Sen
ator Myers OF Montana, chairman
industrial expositions, Senator Pit
man, chairman; to investigate tres
passes on Indian lands, Senator Ash
hurst, chairman; Mississippi river
Senator Ransdell, chairman; nation
al banks, Senator Kellogg. chairman
Pacific Islands, Porto Rico and th,
Virgin Islands, Senator Fall. chair
man; Pacific railroads, Senator Tho
mas, chairman; Philippines, private
land claims, public health, railroads
revolutionary claims, standards
weights and measures, transportation
routes to the seaboard, transporta
tion and sale of meat products uni
yersities of the United States
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
CURRY

Half day sessions in the citv's
schools next year will necessarily be-
come a matter of consideration with
lie Board of Education soon. This
became evident in the March state
mcnt of the financial condition OF the
city's schools wherein ], is shown
that of levy providing so4J7o 81 for
school purposes. oniv s54-sO0 has been
collected. leaving s60z7o43 remaining
TO be paid over to the county treas
urer.
The March statement shows , de-
ficif Of about s45O00Oo which is BE-
ing carried by banks Of this CITY 10
enable the city schools TO complete
this years schedule under plans and
arrangements outlirei for th- s~Noo'
year While this deficit of s4s.000O0
is fully covered by the levy for spe-
cial and general purposes. it will not
be nossible to 1iouidate this amount
until sufficient taxes have been col
lected 10 protect the budget.
By the end of the year several
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
GUADALUPE

y. S. Commissioner + ~ Page, OF
Puerto de Luna. reports that the
fruit crop was not entirely killed by
the frost OF about two weeks ago
AMI tbat there viii be about 70 per
cent of the peach crop, % per cent
oi the apples and about 20 per cent
oi the cherries.
C. d Becth, division superinten-
dent OF the r. p & s w. Ry., was
in the city a few days ago confer;
ring with the city officials and other
citizens in regard to the water ques-
ton II was decided to make an
analysis OF the water in the Pecos
river to test it for domestic purpos-
cs Examination and analysis had
already been mauc OF the river wa
ter a short distance above the. town
and it was found that it IS suitable
for railroad and domestic use. The
distance is not more than three miles
from town and the project is a good
one aud il is a very satisfactory So
luton Of the water ques tion for San
Ia RoSa.--Santa Rosa sun.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
REPUBLICANS FOR BONUS
TO VETERANS OF WAR

Washington, April 20-that the bill
providing a bonus for the soldiers
and sailors of the United States who
served in the World War will be re
introduced Immediately and be rrsh-
ed to final passage is the expectation
OF Republican leaders.
This bill proposes to meet the ma
tional obligation to these veterans
by presenting to them for their choice
any one OF four separate and dis
tinct plans of remuneration. Briefly
stated, these plans are:
|. Adjusted service pay, or 81 per
day for each days home service and
l.2S for each days overseas ser
vice during the war, in excess Of b1
days. in the military or naval forces
of the United States between April
8, 1917, and July /, 1919, said sum.
il more than $500, to &c paid in 10
equal quarterly instruments, and {
less than $500 in quartz y install
mem;s a. $50, condit me that tho
hDmc service pay shall not exceed
S.W aud the overseas service pay
shall rot exceed S2S TO ary one pr
son
2. Adjusted service certificate plan,
which increases the adjusted pay
,crvice 10 per cent, allow 4 i-E i.cr
cent per annum, compound irtc:est,
for 20 years, the whole amount pay
able upon the death of the recipient
AS insurance. and against which the
ar p'icant may borrow 90 per cent
OF the total amount due, including
interest. from the third to the fifth
year, inclusive. and 80 per cent due
at any time between the fifth and
twentieth years.
) Vocational-training aid, which
provides for the payment of $155 per
day for each days service by the We
tcrsn in a course Of vocational train
ing. the toal payment not to Exceed
lao per cent Of adjusted service pay
4. Farm or home aid, the amount
expended by the Government for
such assistance to be IS per cent
higher than the adjusted service pay.
Conceding the justice of this pro-
posal, the duty to meet, If il can he
met without injustice to the public,
conclusively follows:
What will II cost and how will that
cost be distributed throughout the
ensuing years under the terms of the
bill?
1t is not difficult to arrive at the
minimum cost. the amount that would
be paid by the Government If every
one in the military and naval service
entitled to If should avail himself
of the provisions of the adjusted SER
vice pay plan. generally described as
the cash plan. and the maximum cost,
If every one entitled thereto should
apply for the adjusted service certi-
ficafe, generally referred to as the
certificate plan.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
HlDALG0

City Attorney Ralph 5. Spann
has just returned from a three weeks
business trip to the Atlantic sea
board. passing through dozen or
fifteen different states and spending
a little time in many OF the larger
cities.
Il am glad TO say that business
conditions are much better in the
southwest than | found them in the
East and North Things are tied
up pretty tight there Although the
outlook here with the closing Of the
mines and the drouth which affects
the cattle industry, looks rather gloo-
my. | am sure conditions are bound
TO improve and am inclined 10 think
that the closing of the mines was
the best thing thar could be done
under the circumstance"
During his trip through the north,
Mr.. Spann stopped at Battle Creek
where he had a visit with Mr. Went
worth, president OF the Great Eagle
Fluorspar Co., and C. ] Goodrich.
vicc-prcsidcnt ii is President Went
worth's intention to visit the proper
ty here in the near future Lords
burg Liberal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
NEW AUTO-STAGE LINE
TO OPERATE BETWEEN
ALBUQUERQUE & ESTANCIA

The Estancia Stage company, with
principal office in Estancia, has filed
its articles of incorporation with the
state corporation commission. The
company will operate an automobile
stage line between Estancia and Al
auquerque. Its capital stock is $20.-
60, of which $4,000 has been subscrib-
cd The incorporators are A. a
Brewer, Carl Sherwood and K. K
Simmons, all Of Estancia.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
CHAVES

Tom Banks who owns one OF the
best alfalfa farms in this vicinity,
which he irrigates from a pumping
plant on the Felix has been en-
gagged for several weeks putting his
irrigation plant in order. The pump-
ing plant was put out OF commission
about year and half ago by high
water Mr. Banks has installed IT
at a point. where it will not be jeo-
pardized by high water He is put
ting the plant in for permanency and
will have it in operation in a few
days, and the Banks farm will soon
be bIossoming as OF yore and pro-
ducing record alfalfa crops.-Hager-
man Messenger
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22

thousand head Of Holstein cows will
be established on Curry county farms
this region a big producer of dairy
products. This is plan under con-
sideration by the Kiwanis Club of
Clovis at present.
In the plan tentatively outlined
several thousand head of Holstein
milk stock will be brought and dis
tributed in small lots among the farm
ers The establishment of the new
strain of stock, must be financed in
such a manner as not to work a
hardship on the farmer, and this plan
will be worked out by banking houses
of the city which see great possibii-
ties in the dairy product business
Clovis Journal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
DELGADO MERCANTILE
COMPANY IS. OPENING
AT LAS VEGAS

The Delgado Mercantile company,
with headquarters in Las Vegas has
flied its articles Of Incorporation with
the corporation commissions artl re
cened charter. The authorized cap
ital stock is $25,000. of which S5,000
is subscribed The incorporators arc
Charles p Trumbull, East Las We
gas, $4,S00; Louis {. Held, East Las
Vegas, statutory agent. $l00 Soste-
mes Delgado, Anton Chico Sl00.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
NC KlNLEY

II has been definitely decided to es-
tablish tourists camp grounds on the
city lots just west of the Roma
hotel. After considerable going over
several propositions for free camp
grounds for tourists, and owing to
the limited means At hand it has been
decided to allow the city to go ahead
and improve their own certain lots
in the vicinity of the Roma hotel so
hat tourists may have a place to
stop. This location will have water
and sewerage accommodations and
be near to the business center of
town so that tourists can be near
meat markets, bakery shops, drug
stores, picture shows, and such.-Gal-
lup Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
COlFAX

D. G Wright, a well-known farm
er OF the Springer tract has brought
an eight thousand dellar damage suit
against the Springer Ditch Company
for damages done to his crops during
the flood cauSe by the breaking OF
the Springer Ditch Company's dam
last year. The case will be heard in
the May tern of the district court.
Mr.. Wright is represented by Attor-
ney f. c. Champion and Attorney
Orie L. Phillips, OF Ration. The case
will attract a lot Of interest around
Springer Times
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22

A number OF new houses are being
built on the north side and in the
Keepers addition at this time. Some
are being built of dobe, some OF lum-
Der and some of stone and brick. In
the most part these are small build
inps, but they will add greatly to the
relief of the rousoing difficulty. While
there is no special building boom on
in town, these houses are being built
by mechanics, largely for their own
use or for renting Gallup lndepen-
dent
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
ROSWELL PETROLEUM is
INCORPORATED WITH STOCK
500, 600 ALL SUBSCRIBED

The Roswell Petroleum company
with principal office in the Crom-
we'll building, Albuquerque, has ben
organized and incorporated. TT c
capital stock is 10000 which is fully
subscribed. The incorporators are
Senator Holm o. Bursum, Socorro
S4s000; w. c. Reid, Albuquerque
statutory agent, $4,000; J. NJ Her
vey. Roswell. $1,000; E. c. Iden, Al
buquerque, $1,000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
THREE CORPORATIONS
SUSPENDINC BUSINESS
COMMISSION NOTIFIED

Three corporations. two of New
Mexico. one OF Wyoming. have no.
titled the state corporation commits
sion that they are suspending bus
mess. They are as follows:
The United Investment company. of
Roswell The notice is signed by E.
A. Cahoon and J. F. Hinkle, as Of
ficers.
The Kathleen Consolidated Copper
company. of Albuquerque. This no.
tice is signed by Otto G. Bebber and
John Baron Burg.
The Fermau Mining and Manufac-
turing company, Wyoming corpor-
alton that had been maintaining its
New Mexico office at Petaca, in
charge OF w H. Coates. statutory
agent
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
ARIZONA. CORPORATION
is OPENING OFFICE
IN TUCUMCARI

The Tucumcari Land and Inves,.
ment company. an Arizona corpora
ton with principal office in Douglas
has filed its articles of inco.po,a
tion with the state corporation CON
mission. The New Mexico Office viii
be maintained in Tucumclri. corrci
Second and Main streets. in charge
of William F. Mundell, residen; agenl,
Tie president OF the company is Joh-
ID Sweeney, of Willianstown, w. Va
the secretary and general manager
is Lindley r. Lane, Of Bucklin. Kan.
Sas
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
TWO NEW COMPANIES
ARE INCORPORATED
IN MEADOW CITY

Las Vegas has two new companies
that have been organized and incor-
porated with one set of three in
oorporators. One is Stern and Nahm
incorporated, which will conduct a
general mercantile business. having a
capital stock OF S2S0W0. of which
5000 is subscribed. The other is the
Stern and Nahm Realty company
with a capital stock Of 100000. OF
which 5000 is subscribed. The three
incorporates, residents of East Las
Vegas. are Jacob Stern. Daniel Stern
and Sigmund Nahm. They subs
oribe $1,000 each in each company
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
CALUMET NEW MEXICO
INCREASES CAPITAL
HALF MILLION DOLLARS

The Calumet New Mexico Mining
company with registered office in
Silver City has amented its articles
If Incorporation to increase the cap
ital stock from 100000 to $l,500.O00
On account of conflict in the sever
al reports that are required by the
state aud federal government, the
company has changed also the fiscal
year to make it end on December 81
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
vILLIsTAs WILL BE
TRIED AGAIN NEXT WEEK

r. F. Hamilton will represent the
Villistas when thev are placed on trial
next Tuesday and Wednesday for
their lives. The men have small
amount of money. but II is certain
that the Mexican government has
not contributed funds up to this time
for the defense Of the bandits up for
trial Senor Visconte. MEXICAN con-
sui at Columbus was here last week
and is here TODAY confer-ing with the
prisoners ard with Attorney 'Iarnil-
ton regarding the defense-Deming
Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
NEW OIL WELL
TO GO DOWN SOON

F. L Manley, F B. Howe and c. E.
Valley of the Angelus Oil Co, of Los
Angeles, Calf, are in the city on
business connected with the new An
gelus oil well which will be drilled
twenty-five miles north of Deming
on the northeast quarter of section
8. township 20. range 9. 1t is near
this place that the old timers OF
Deming begun an oil well more than
thirty years ago. That thew knew
what they were doing is shown by
the fact that numerous oil seeps are
known to exist in that part OF the
country and that geologists have
agreed that the formations here are
most favorable.-Deming Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
EUGENE kEMPENICH
FLOOD COMMISSIONER
OF VALENCIA COUNTY

Eugene Kempenich. of PeraIta. has
been appointed by Acting Governor
w. Fl. Duckworth a flood commits
sioner for Valencia county. This is
the first appointment to be made
under authority of an act Of the last
legislature. The act authorizes the
governor to appoint such flood COM
missioner for each county that is
affected by the flood waters of the
Rio Grande river The commission
-rs are to serve without pay.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-22
ROSWELL HAS NEW
ABSTRACT COMPANY
CAPITAL SIS, 200

The Turner Gardner Abstract COM
pany, with principal office in Ros-
well. has filed its articles of incor-
yoration with the state corporation
commission The company has an
authorized capital stock of $4,000 of
which $1,000 has been subscribed.
The incorporators are: T. L. Gard
ner, statutory agent. 5000; ID. ].
Schrecengost, $50 NJ. F. Gardner, $50