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Agent of areeno-Canauea Company at
Border Town Suffers Mysterious Loss
Safe Contained $1,800 Tracks Arc
Found Whero Safo Was Rolled.
Mystery of tbo deepost character still
surrounds the present abiding place of
the little iron safe said to contain $1,
XOO Moxiean money which was stolen
Tuesday night from the office of Agent
.Menjzer ot tiio uroono-iananea com
pany at Naeo, and although tho plnco
where it was loaded on tho wagon has
liecn found and ouo suspect has been
placed under arrest, nothing of a tangi
ble character has beon ascertained, says
the Bisbeo Miner.
Early yesterday morning Dopnty
Sheriff Will White and Cbustablo Klfs
of Naeo started out on a search all
along the American side of the line,
but finally finding no trace' of either
the safo or tho thieves, returned to
Naeo.
Shortly afterward they were joined
by a party of oight rurales ami going
across tho lino started to search that
side 'for tho men. After proceeding
south about six miles they canio upon
,wagon tracks and found tho place
where tho imprints of tho rollers of
the safe wero easily to be seen in the
sands.
Going for a short distance they dis
covered that tho safe had been loaded
into a vehicle, probably a spring wagon
drawn by a single horse. From this
point tho American officers retraced
their steps to Xaco, while tho rurales
continued tho search on the Mexican
side.
It was reported this morning that one
of tho mon accused of having robbed
the office had been arrested, but that
nothihg could be found which would
connect him with the crime beyond tho
fact that ho had been working in the
freight house and had not appeared at
his work on tho morning after tho rob
bery was discovered.
The most sensational portion of to
day's story, however, is that the safe
contained several thousands more than
tho officials will admit. It is rumored
that a much larger amount than the
$l,S0O was placed in it during tho day
preceding the robbery. This rumor cau
Jiot bo confirmed, however.
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SURE KILLED
Red Sceley, a Well Known Arizona Cow
.Puncher, Reported to Have Slain all
tho Way from Six to Twenty 'Mex
icans in Protecting Pay Oar.
No confirmation of the story that a
cowboy named Seeley killed -six 'Mox
icans near 'Moctozuma is obtainable,
and the belief of tho Seeloy brothers,
who live in this city, is that the re
(torts are without foundation, says tho
Douglas Tuternntioiinl-American. See
ley's first namo is Lafayette npd he-
goes under tho nppclntion of 'Red'
Seeley, being noted as one of tho 'best
cowpunchers in the southwest.
Lon Seeley, n brother of "Red"
Sceley, stnted this morning that for
several days reports had beon coming
from the Southern Pacific camp, eigh
teen miles from Moctczuma, where
"Red" has charge of a gang, that his
brothor had accomplished various
killings whilo protecting the &y car.
One story had it that "Red" was at
tacked by Mexicans .with knives and
that ho laid several out with .tho butt
of his revolver. Another was .that he
had shot and killed six Mexicans 'with"
out reloading his gun while protecting
the Southern Pacific pay,cnr. Tho 'third
was tho most stupendous, however, as
it was reported that ho had shot and
killed twenty rurales.
These stories have been .circulated
from letters which have been received
in this city regarding tho shooting nf'
frays, nono of them giving iny dotail
"Red's" brothors think that he mnv
have had some kind of tronblo in the
camp, but do not bolievo that any of
tho scrapes have resulted in .killings.
paymont thoreof ;.thp,isamo may bo col
lected by nu rfotion pf dobt as horoin
provided as to corporations.
SECTION IIT.
Whore a complaint filed with such
Jilstlco of tho Pence, chnrging tho vio
lation of any of tho ordinances of tho
city by a corporation, snid Justice of
tho Peace shnlj issue a summons, signed
by himself, with, his nuniQ of oflico, re
quiring such corporation to nppenr bo
foro him, at ,u" iBpecifiod timo and place
to nnswer the 'Charge; tho timo to bo not
less than .fivodays aijtor tho sorvico of
the summons.
SECTION IV.
Tho RumtnoiiB shall bo substantially
in tho following 'form: "In tho Jus
tice Court, Product-Number ;
In and For tho County of Gila, Terri
tory of Arizona, boforo ,
Justice of ho Peace. Tho City of
Plobo, Plaintiff, vs ,
Pofqndnut. Tho City of Qlobo to tho
nbovo nnmo.d. Dofondnnl: 'You arc
hereby isummonod to npponr boforo mo
at ,my office, ,Jn tho City of Qlobo on
(specifying, tho dnte and hour) to an
swer to, a. charge made against you
upon tho complaint of,.
for (designating the offense generally).
Dated at Qlobo this......... ..............day
of..
190..
FOOT ILL ROLES
Ml CHANGED
Important Changes Decided Upon and
New Official, a Tield Umpire, Will
Bo in the Game Next Year Foul
Counts as a Down in Now Rules.
Well -Meant
Smith (as bearded ilady. enters tho
jammed car) Let me- offer. you a strop
or, I beg your pardon strap, madam.
Harvard Lampoon.
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Ladies, you can gotgood; red, ripe
and juicy apples anil cranborries at
Murphy's, tho Globe Market. Ordor
whilo thoy aro frosh.
ORDINANCE NUMBER.FrVE
Somo important changes in the rules
governing, football were decided on Sat
urday at -the meeting of the now joint
committee at New York. The condi
tions will come before tho joint com
mittee for final disposal probablj in
March. ,
Among the rules is the lengthening of
halves from thirty to thirty-five minutes
each.
The now rules in reference to tho
pass provide, instead of a penalty of
loss ot ball on an unsuccessful pass, a
fifteen-yard penalty on the first and sec
ond downs.
When n foul is committed it counts
as a down.
The proposed substitute for tho pres
ent forward pass rulo is as follows:
"If a forward pass boforo reaching
the ground, or a kicked ball, either
boforo or after reaching the ground,
goes out of bounds, tho ball shall be
long to tho opponents at tho uiut
where it crosses tho sido line."
Another important change is the ere
atiun (if a new official, tho field umpire
The new game, it was stated,
often mado it difficult for tho referee
and umpire to sottle contested plays,
so tho new official was created to be
on the field in tho defending territory
and close to the scene of the play.
Rule 19 of last year was changed
so that on a kick-out, after a touch
back, or a safety, opponents may not
oomo within ten yards of the side hav
ing a freo kick.
In the present on-side rulo n provision
was insorted that a lino player is per
mitted to carry tho ball, provided ho
does not leavo his position in the line
until the ball is put into play. It was
also decided that a player may Tit all
times pass tho ball to another of his
own side who is behind him.
A new section to Rule 5 states that
the player shall bo considered as having
opportunity to make a fair catch if he
is in such position that it would be iin
jwHiiblo for him to reach the ball bo
foro it touches the ground.
To tho same rulo was added: "In
case a signal for a fair catch is made
by any player who has an opportunity
for a fair catch, and another player
of his side, who has not signalled for a
fair catch, catches tho ball, no run
shall bo mado and a fair catch shall not
bo allowed, but the bill shall be given
to tho catcher's sido for a down, at the
point whero tho catch was made."
Prohibiting Females and Minors from
Entering Saloons.
Bo it ordained by the Mayor and
Common Council of the City-of Globo:
SECTION I.
That it shall bo unlawful for any
woman, female person or minor, for any
purposo whatsoever, to outer any saloon
or any wineroom connected therewith,'
or any other place within tbo'corporntc
limits of tho Citv of Globe where intox''
icnting liquors aro sold to bo consumed
upon tlo premises.
SECTION n.
That it shall bo unlawful for any sa
loon proprietor or person in charge of
any saloon, wino room, or other plnce
whero intoxicating liquors aro sold to
be consumed on tho premises to permit
any woman, female person or minor to
enter or remain therein for any purpose
whatsoever.
SECTION III.
That any female person or minor, or
proprietor of, or person in ehargo of,
any saloon or wine room, ..violating the
provisions of this Ordinance, shall be
punished by a fino of not leal than five
nor more than two .hundred dollars; or
oy imprisonment not exceeding three
months, or by both such fino and imprisonment.
SECTION IV.
It is providod that this ordinance
shall not apply to houses o'f prostitu
tion maintained by females' and cm
ploying females only, or to hotels or
restaurants.
SECTION V. -
This ordinance shall go into effect on
the 1st day of FobruaryA. D. 1907.
Passed and adopted on the 17th day
of January, 1907.
Approved: W. S. SULTAN,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: F. J. Elliott, Clerk.
First publication .innunry 22, 1907.
ORDINANCE NUMBER SIX
Ono on Dcpow
Mrs. Dopow, wife of the senator, tells
with gleo a story of hor wedding tour.
They had among their fellow passengers
a stodgy, slow witted Scotchman, who
liked the conversation of tho orator,
though ho did not know him. "That's
as Chauncey Depew always tolls the
tale," said Mr. Depew, finishing off ono
of his stories. "What liko is this
Chauncey Depew f" asked tho Scot.
"My dear," said the humorist, turning
to his wife, "what does Depew look
like?" "Very much as yon do, I imag
ine," answered the lady. "Surely,
madam, you do your husband an injus
tice," answered the Scotsman, with a
gesture of expostulation and protest
Chicago Chronicle.
An Ordinnnco Regulating- Proceedings
for tho Punishment of Violators of Or
dinances of tho City of Globo and
Providing for tho' Collection of Fines
and Penalties Which Shall Accrue to
tho City of Globo on Account of Such
Violation.
Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and
Common Council of tho City of Globo:
SECTION I.
The proceedings against any person
or porsons for or on accountj'pf alleged
violation of any of tho ordinances of tho
City of Globo may,bo prosecuted boforo
any Justice of tho Peace residing in
said City, and nil money collected or
received for fines, penalties and forfoit
uros shall bo paid into tho treasury of
tho city as hereinafter providod; such,
proceedings shall bo commenced by
complaint signed and sworn to before
such Justice, stating tho clause or
clauses of tho ordinance which it is
alleged have beon violated.
SECTION II.
Whcnovor any complaint is, filed with
any JusMco of tho Peace residing in
tho said City of Globe, charging tho
violation of any ordinance of tho Citv
by any natural person or persons, a
warrant shall bo issued thereupon by
such Justico for tho arrest of the jof
ender and trial of tho allcgfcd offender
shall bo had beforo such Jusiico in liko
manner as in tho case of misdemeanors
under tho laws of tho Territory of Ari
zona; in the event of the '.conviction
of tho offondor tho judgment mny re
quiro tho party convicted to.pay a fine,
or bo imprisoned, or both, or' pay a fino
and stand committed to tho jail of the
county or tho calabooso of the City of
Globo until tho pnyment of such fino
or to bo confined at hard labor upon tho
streets or public works of the City ac
cording to tho provisions ofjthe Ordin
ance or clause of tho Ordinnnco vio
lated. Where, a finest pcnaHyjhns beon
imposed' by' tho Colif tTupon 'tho convic
tion of any person at persons and tho'
judgmenQf"(thq"Court does not'provido
or impo'so any Imprisonment, for non-
Justice of tho Peace."
SECTION V.
Such summons must be served at
least five days boforo tho dato of np
pearanco fi.ed, therein, by dolivoring
to ,nnd leaving a copy thoreof with any
agent ,r officer of said corporation be
ing or rosiding in .tho City of Globo at
the time of such sorvico.
SECTION VI.
At tho timo appointed in snid sum
mons, tho Justico must proceed to in
vestigate tho charge ngainst said cor
poration in tho snmo mnnnor as in the
case of a natural person, and after
hearing tho evidence, shall find such cor
poration to bo guilty of snid qffonso or
innocent of tho samo in accordance with
the evidonco submittod to him; when n
fine is imposed upon Hiich corporation
upon -conviction, and tho sntno is not
forthwith paid, .said fine shall bo on
forced by a writ of execution against
tho estnto of tho defendant as in other
like eases.
SECTION VII
When any judgment upon nn action
of debt against n natural person may
have beon rondcrcd in favor of tho
City of Qlobo; when such action of
dobt was brought to recover any fine,
penalty or forfeiture accruing under the
ordinances of said City, tho samo shall
bo enforced by writ of execution
against tho estate of tho defendant and
it tho return upon such writ pf execu
tion states that tho defendant named in
tho writ has no property subject to exe
cution sufficient to satisfy such judg
ment nn alias writ of execution may
be issued commanding tho City Marshal
to take the body of the defendant and
imprison him for a timo sufficient to
pay tho amount of tho fino or penalty
originally imposed upon tho dofendant
by the court to bo reckoned one
day's imprisonment for each dollar of
such fine.
SECTION VIII.
It shall bo tho duty of tho City Mar
shal to file and swear to nil complaints
for the violation of any ordinance of
tho City for tho recovery of any fine,
penalty or forfeiture imposed for the
violation thereof, to execute warrants
that should bo executed thereunder,
serve all summons issued in actions of
recovery of nny fines, penalties or for-
tenures; ami to servo nil processes
therein both final and mesne; to collect
all fines and pay tho samo weokly as
collected to the City Treasurer; to "keep
account of all fines and moneys col
lected by him and make a statement
thereof monthly to tho Common Coun
cil.
SECTION IX.
Complaints filed under the provisions
of this Ordinnnco may also be signed
and sworn to by any person and it
shall bo tho duty of any person becom
ing awaro of the violation of nny Or
dinance of tho City to makq a com
plaint, charging tho violator thereof
with such violation, bcfarolfn, Justice
of tho Peace residing in thcCity.
SECTION X
All complaints, suits and proceedings
for violation of any ordinance or parts
tncreor shall bo in tho name of tho
City of Globo as Plaintiff, and all pro
cesses issued" in any suit or proceeding
slinll issuo in the namo of tho City of
Globe.
SECTION XI.
No costs or fees shull in any ovont
,1)0 charged to tho City except, costs of
necessary publication .in any proceed
ing. SECTION XII.
This Ordinnnco shall take effect from
and aftor its 'passage
Passed and adopted this 17th day of
January, 1907.
Approved: W. S. SULTAN,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: F. J. Elliott, Clerk.
First publication January 22, 1907.
ORDINANCE NUMBER SEVEN
An Ordinnnco Prohibiting Certain Of
fenses Against tho Peace, Public
Morals and Safety of tho City of
Glqbo and tho Inhabitants Thoreof.
Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and
Common Council of tho City of Globo:
SECTION I.
If any person shall appear in any
placo within tho City of Globe in a
stato of nudity, in a dress not belonging
to his or her sex, or in any indecent or
lowd dress, or shall make any indecent
exposure of his or her person, or be
guilty of any lowd, indecent act or
bohavior, or shall oxposo, sell or offer
for sale any indecent or lewd book, pic
ture or other things, or shall exhibit
or porform any indecent, immoral or
lowd play or other representations, ev
ery such person shall bo guilty of a
misdemeanor, nnd upon conviction thore
of shall bo fined in a sum not Qxceeding
three hundred dollars, or shall bo con
fined at hard labor on tho streets and
public works of tho City for a poriod
not exceeding three months.
' SECTION II.
If any porson shnjl bo drunk or shall
bo in a stato of intoxication in nny
highway, screqt, "thoroughfaro or other
public placo within this city, or shall
bodrlmk and disorderly in nnv nrivato
'house-or place, or shall abuso nnothor
byJ using menacing, insulting, slander
ous or proiano' language, or shall com
mit an assault or battery upon another,
overy such porson shall bo deemed guil
ty of n misdomeanor nnd upon convic
tion thoreof shall bo fined in nny sum
not less than fivo nor more than fifty
dollars, or shall bo confined at hard
labor upon tho streets nnd public works
of tho City for a poriod not exceeding.
thirty days.
SECTION III.
If any person shall immoderately ride
or drivo imy liorse in any nvcnuo, stroot,
alloy or lane, or ride or drivo faster
than n walk across a 113- bridgo, within
tho limits of this city, overy such per
son shall 1)0 doomed guilty of a misde
meanor nnd upon conviction thoreof
shall be fined in nny sum not exceeding
ono hundred dollars 01 shall be confined
at hard labor upon tho streets and pub
lic works of tho City for a poriod not
exceeding two months.
SECTION IV.
If any person shnll within this city
make or assist in making nny improper
noise, riot, disturbance" or breach of the
peace, ho shnll bo deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall bo fined in n sum not ex
ceeding ono hundred dollars, or shall bo
confined at hard labor upon tho streets
nnd public works of the City for u pe
riod not exceeding two months.
SECTION V.
If any person s"iall' disturb any law
ful assemblage of people by loud or
indecent behavior or profane discourse
or otherwise, he shull be Jeomcd guilty
of n misdemeanor nnd upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars or shall
bo confined at hard labor upon tho
streets and public works of the city
for a poriod not exceeding two months.
SECTION VI.
Any person or porsons who Miall keep
auy common, ill governed or disorderly
house, or who shall suffer nny drunken
ness, quarreling, fighting or riotous or
disorderly conduct whatovor on his
promises shall bo guilty of n misdo
meanor and upon conviction thereof
shall bo fined in nny Hum not exceeding
throe hundred dollars or shall bo con
fined at hard labor upon the streets nnd
public works of the City for a period
not exceeding three months.
SECTION VII.
If nny saloon, gambling house, or
house of prostitution or dance house
keeper, or proprietor of any placo
wherein intoxicating or malt liquors arc
sold, or tho agents or clerks of any
such proprietor or keeper shall sell or
pormit to be sold in his or her or any
any such liquors, ho shall bo deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor nnd upon con
viction thereof shall bo fined in any
sum not exceeding fifty dollars or bo
confined at hard labor upon tho strcots
and public works of tho City for a
period not exceeding thirty days.
SECTION VIII.
If nny porson shall dig nny hole,
tronch or ditch in any street or alley
of this City without having first ob
tained a written permission from the
Supervisor of Strcots, he shall bo deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor and tiH)n
conviction thereof shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars
of shall bo confined at hard labor upon
tho streets and public works of the
City for a period not exceeding thirty
days.
SECTION IX.
All able bodied persons not having
visible means 'to maintain themselves
and who live daily without employment
or aro found loitering around or walk
ing abroad and lodging in tippling
houses, bath rooms, out houses and
houses of ill fame, sheds, stables, or any
wagons or boxes, or in tho open air, or
who shall be found trespassing upon
private premises at any time nnd not
giving good account of themselves, or
walking abroad and begging or going
about from door to door begging or plac
ing themselves in tho streets or other
thoroughfares or any other public places
and begging nnd receiving alms, and all
persons upon whom there shall be found
any instrument or thing used for tho
commission of burglary or for picking
locks, who cannot govo a good account
of their jossession, shnll bo doomed va
grants, nnd guilty of having committed
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall bo fined in a sum not ex
ceeding three hundred dollars, or shall
be confined at hard labor upon the
streets nnd public works of tho City
for a period not exceeding three
months; Provided, that this shall not
apply to any prostitute having a por
mit. SECTION X.
It shall bo unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to erect on the side
walk of any street of tho City of Globo
an awning post or ground support.
SECTION XL
" J,t shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to use, occupy or
obstruct any sidewalk or any street in
tho City of Globo for tho purpose pf
displaying goods, wares or merchandise.
SECTION XII.
It shall bo unlawful for any porson,
firm or corporation to erect or mnintnin
or allow any porson to erect or main
tain any booth, stand or counter on any
sidowalk of tho CHy of Globe, or keep
or maintain upon tho street any wngon,
cart, wheel, vehicle, movablo booth or
stand for tho purposo of barter or trade
oxcopt under hcenso or contract with
the Common Council of tho City of
Globe
SECTION XIII.
It shall bo unlawful for any person to
doposit upon tho streets, alloys, public
grounds or upon any vacant lot of tho
City of Globo any refuse, garbage,
waste paper or debris of any nature, ox
copt at such times and places and under
such regulations as tho Common Council
may from timo to timo point out or
adopt.
SECTION XIV.
It shall bo unlawful for any person
having chnrgo or control of a job wag
on, .to occupy ns a stand for tho same
any portion of nny strqot, in front of
any building or vacant lot whoro tho
owner of such building or vacant lot
or any occupant of tho street floor of
such building shnll object; provided,
that nothing in this ordinnnco shnll
provent the owner or driver of nny job
wagon or market wagon from stopping
in any plnco other than a public cross
ing of nny public street for tho purpose
of rccoiving or dolivoring nny goods,
wares or merchandise
SECTION XV. (
Any prostitute courtesan or lewd
womnu. who shall, witliin tho limits of
tho City, by word, sign or action, ply
her vocation upon the strcots, or make
any public meretricious display of her
self upon tho streets or in nny public
place, shall bo deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall, bo fined in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars, or imprisoned in tho Coun
ty or City jail for any period of timo'
not exceeding ono month, or bo pun
ished by both such fino and imprison
ment. SECTION XVI.
If any person shall leave any horse,
horses or other animals attached to nny
carriage, wagon, cart or other vehicle
in nny street, avenue, alley or lane
within this City without securely fas.
toning tho same, or without the samo
being fastened by a chain or strap, from
the bit to a motnl weight upon tho
ground, such weight weighing at least
fifteen pounds for a single horso and
twenty-five pounds for a team, every
such person shall bo deemed guilty of
having committed a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shnll bo fined
in a sum not exceeding fifty dollars, or
bo imprisoned in the City or County
jail for a period of time not exceeding
one month, or bo punished by both such
fino nnd imprisonment.
SECTION XVII.
If any person shall, within tho cor
porate limits of the City of Globe, carry
concealed upon his person nny gun, pis
tol, bowlo knife, dagger or other deadly
weapon, he shall bo deemed guilty of
having committed a misdomeanor, and
Upon conviction thoreof shull bo fined
in any sum not exceeding three hun
dred dollars or bo imprisoned in the
County or City jail for any poriod of
time not exceeding, three months, or bo
punished by both such fino and impris
ouineiw; provided, thnt this section shall
not bo construed to apply to Shoriffs,
Constables, Marshals or Police Officers,
when exercising their legitimate duties.
SECTION XVIII.
Any person who shall interfere with,
resist, molest, or threaten to molest,
any officer of snid City of Globe in
tho exercise of his official duties, shall
be liable to a fino in nny sum not ex
ceeding one hundred dollnrs, or to im
prisonment not niore than thirty days,
or both fino and imprisonment.
SECTION XIX.
Any person violating any of tho pro
visions of this ordinnnco for which an
other penalty is not provided shall be
deemed guilty of n misdemeanor and
upou conviction thereof shall bo fined
in any sum not more than three hun
dred dollars or shall be confined at hard
labor ujk)!) the streets and public works
of tho City, for a period not exceeding
three months.
SECTION XX.
This Ordinnnco shall tako effect and
be in forco from and aftor its passage.
Passed and adopted tho 17th day of
January, 1907.
Approved: W. S. SULTAN,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: F. J. Elliott, Clerk.
First publication January 22, 1907.
AMENDMENTS TO THE ARTICLES
OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
OLOBE-WHEATFIELDS MINING
COMPANY
ANYTHING YOU WANT!
Of the quality you want, in the
?uantity you require, is our of
er in Meats ana Poultry.
Another offer we propose ib
careful handling, cutting and
delivery.
Still another, lowest selling
price the,market will warrant.
With such a combination,
proved by years of square
dealing, ought we not to liave
your trade?
Pioneer Meat Co.
J. S. SCOT
ixnnpjcic iinoc
PLUMBERS' to
Always on hand
North Broad St., Just bu
1, o 1- '
icy unjiK
ARIZON1
STEA
LAUNDl
Assay er and
ti. E. BIElKi
Globe, Arizona
Agent for DEMING
sn
FOR EVERYTHING IN
Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints,
Oils, Ammunition, Guns, Cutlery,
Notions etc., go to
G. S. Van Wagenen.
Hte MAI
NORTH GLOBE
Finest rooms in the!
Everything new,
reasonable and t
inducements of fere;
getting accommodi
by the month
Bo it known that, at a meeting of
the stockrolders of this corporation,
held at its office in Globe, Arizona, on
tho 2nd day of Jnuuary, 1907, at which
the holders and representatives of a
majority of all tho outstanding stock
of said corporation were present, the
following amendments to tho constitu
tion of said corporatiou jvero duly and
regularly adopted:
I.
That Article 3 bo amended to read
ns follows, to wit: Tho authorized cap
ital stock of this corporation is and
shall bo Ono Million Fivo Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which said capital
stock shall be divided into Ono Million
Five Hundred Thousand shares of the
par value of Ono Dollar each, nnd when
issued, shall bo fully paid and non-assessable.
II.
That Articlo J! of said corporation be
nnd tho samo is hereby amended as
follows:
(a) By striking out tho word "five"
in tho second line thereof and inserting
in lieu thereof tho word "eight."
(b) Thnt, in addition to tho porsons
named therein as directors, the follow
ing named persons bo and thoy aro
hereby constituted directors of this cor
poration, to wit: J. P. Rcardon, Rich
ard C. Sparks and Glenn -L. Coffee, who,
with tho persons already nnmed in said
Articlo 5, shall constitute tho Board of
Directors of this corporation.
J. THORNTON PRICE,
N. O. NELMS, President.
Secretary pro torn.
Ed
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
T, N. G. Nelms, Secretary, pro tern
pore, of .Globe-Wheatfields Mining Com
pany, do horebycortify that tho above
amendments to tho articlos of incor
poration of said corporation wore duly
adopted at a mooting of tho stockhold
ers thereof called, for that purposo, and
that at said mooting a majority of all
tho stock issued and outstanding was
duly and properly represented.
In Witness Whereof, I havo hereunto
sot my hand and affixod tho corporate
seal of said corporation, at Globo, Ari
zona, this, tho 19th day of January,
1907. N. G, NELMS,
(Seal) Secretary pro tempore
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RESOLUTION NO. 1
Whorcas, It satisfactorily appears to
the Common Council of tho Town of
Globo that said town has acquired a
population of three thousand, and that
there aro now over throe thousand in
habitants within tho boundaries of tho
said town; and
Whorens, Tho inhabitants thoreof de
sire to nssumo a city organization and
it is doomed to tho best iutorcsts of tho
town that tho inhabitants thereof ns
sumo a city organization;
Now, Therefore, Bo It Resolved, Thnt
wo, tho Common Council of tho said
Town of Globe, in consideration of tho
premises and pursuant to tho provisions
of Paragraph 97, Chaptor 9 of Title 11
of tho Revised Statutes of tho Territory
of Arizona, do unanimously vote in
favor of, and do hereby nssumo nnd
ndopt a city organization undor tho
nnmo of tho City of Globo.
Passed and adopted January 12, 1907.
Approved: v W. S. SULTAN,
Attest: F. J. Elliott, Mayor.
Clerk.
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