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THE AETZOKA BEPTTBLTOAN: SATURDAY MOR1TING, MABCKL 23, 1901
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TEMPE, ARIZONA.
General Banking Business.
OFFICERS: C. 0. Jones, President; A. C, Ozunne, Vlce-rrcsldont W. II. Wilbur, Cashier.
DIltECTOUS: C. 0 Jonci. A. C. Oxanile, J. W. Wolf, W. A. lloltnn. M. E. Cuiry.
Bicycles, Eastman Kodaks,
Sewing Machines, Fishing- Tackle,
Electrical Supplies, , Photo Stock.
BICYCLE REPAIRS SHOP. ELECTRICAL WORK.
Bicycle Electric Plumbing Company
TEMPE, ARIZONA. , , ,
I NOW IS THE TIME.
I To take Cod Llvor
I OP, $1 00 p?r bqUlo a,t
TempAriz. Droadway Zf Moeup.
ITOR RENT.
THi: IIUST. most complete, convenient home In the Salt Itlver Vnl'ey; 7
rooms, furnished to a "Queen's taste,'" bilth, beautiful tdiadc and lawn, drive
way, stable and carriage house. Just the place for an -up-to-date Toutlst.
Seven miles south of Phoenix and In the hear of Tempe. Call or address,
William P,
Real Estote and Conveyancino.
Fresh Groceries Just In, A, A. Celeya.
. coMirrs ok 1900 and 1001.
M,1.SA .
It Is reported thnt Mr. DeWald, one
of Mesa's barbers', has gone to Blsbee,
Arte., where his wife Is running a ho
tel. He has closed his shop.
Mr. J. T. Coleman enme down from
the head of the Mesa canal yesterday,
on business.
All Mesa subscribers to the Alizona
Republican who are In m rears will
kindly call at the store of P. T. Pom
eroy & Co., and settle their nccounts
on or before the first of the month.
There was no dance Friday night In
atesa. This is the first time since the
new hull was finished did a Friday
night pass without some amusement In
the hnll. A dance is scheduled for the
next Friday night, however, and the
(ne"w play by the Home Dramatic club,
'for the succeeding- Friday night.
A surprise and farewell party "as
given Miss Amanda Kemp on Thurs
day night at the home of her sister.
Mrs. O. W. Lewis'. Miss Kemp has
been In Mesa on n visit for the past
winter, and white heie has made many
warm friends, and it is hinted that
she leaves a certain young man uncon
salable. Quite a large crowd were out
and a most enjoyable time was had.
The following are registered at the
Alhambra hotel: J. X. Wood, Wins-
Mesa, Florence & Ray
stage. Leaves Mesa Mondays,
"Wednesdays and Fridays. Office
Johnson Bros, store. Gather and
deliver baggage and passenger
anywhere In Mesa.
A. A. Lorano, Prop.
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Novels and Periodicals
Complete list of Mormon
Church publications.
Bicycles, Tires and
Supplies at . . .
;f. t. pomeroy & co.
Successors to Pomeroy & Mcts.
CODE BUILDING. MEBA.
NOW PREPARED to fill all orders
on short notice for. Celebrated Dia
mond Brand Creamery Butter.
ways Fresh and Sweet.
Tempe, Arizona.
Horiei Boarded by tho Day, Week or Month.
TEMPE LIVERY STABLE
C2RAINVIL.LB GARRBTT, Proprietor.
Tn.EruoNK 2,1,
Brtw?eH.tI Md Depot. HorncH For Sole. Tempe, ArfZ.na
Cnll at THE CENTRAL. LAND -OPFICE . . .
Wo have cliulca Ranch Mid City roierljr for rule. Make Loans and write insurance.
List ycur property for sale. Place you w hero you can jnake money In oil.
TottilltiBon 6k WlndcH. Tempe, Arias.
ffl. J. PETERS,
WHOLESALE
Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa, Grain Hay and
All Kinds of Cereals.
Special Price on Large Contracts Correspondence Solicited.
DON'T GET RATTCED
and buy a machine for which you can get no extras. A day or two lost in
hnrve3t means a great many dollais t o you.
If you buy a JONES CHAIN DRIV E MOWER or a JONES LEVER
BINDER you can always get repairs without loss of time.
We are sole agents for these inachl nes on the south side.
WilburMtillen Hardware Company
MESA AEIZONA.
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DIRECTORY
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i imtym MtH)mfiiPrtV'T'itipi.irJt
Oil. Steam's "Wino of Cod Liver
Richardson,
Tempe, Arizona.
low. Ariz.: Sam Thorp. Ooldneld: It.
L. "Mroein HI Paso; Miss Fannie
llohnu, Essie Ilohms, Mass.; J. B.
Otis. San Fianclsco; Enier Stlckey;
11. C. Plumb. J. K. Hark, Phoenix.
A letter from Klder Lorau Dana, re
ceived yesteidny by his parents, lo
cates him In Melbourne, Australia.
Mr. Dana in January was called to a
mission In Austiulla and left San
Francisco January 23rd. Ho had a
peaceful voyage, arriving at Sidney,
Australia, In February, and was as
signed to labor In Melbourne.
Mr. D. C. Babbitt of Mesa has been
tendered a position as copjUt In the
county recorder's o'lllce in Phoenix.
Mr. Babbitt U n very worthy young
man and Is vice-president of the dem
ocratic club cf this place. It pleases
the people of Mera to have him got
the position.
AX HONEST MEDICINE FOE LA
GRIPPE.
George W. Waltt, of South Gardiner.
Me., says: "I have had the worst
cough, cold, ch'lllis and gilp and have in.
kfcn lots of trash of n account but
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has do'ne any good whatever. I have
used one bottle of It and tho chills,
cold and grip have all left me. 1 con
gratulate the mnnufacturerea of an
honest medicine." For salt- by all drug
gists. ALHAMBRA HOTEL,
Situated In the town of Mem,
elffhteon mils of Pho-nlx,
And with an altitude two hundred fet
higher than that of Phoenix. Purest
water In the valley. Itooms clean,
comfortable and moderate In price.
Dining room In connection with hotel;
finest table service in the valley for
the price. White help only employed.
Wood home cooking.
We cordially Invite you to visit Mesa
and Investigate before locating for the
winter.
W. B. BABUOUB, Proprietor.
Phoenix, Tempe & Mesa Stage.
Leaves Phoenix c-JOn. m.
Return on your own timo.
Telephone 26. Offo.
L. W. COLLINS, Prop.
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Good Attention Guaranteed.
TEMPE,
ARIZ.
DEALER IN
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BOUXJVSPHALT.
Where It Jr. pbtaln;d Its Origin -and
Commercial Ufe.
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The dispute between t'wo rival Amer
ican corporations over thj possession of
an asphalt 'lake In Venezuela has caus
ed especial Jnteiest In whtt
nn asphalt lake U like and
how apphatt U mined and ship
ped to market. Aspnait, or asphnltum,
Is the sol.M form of blltumen. Bitumen
Is a generic term which Is applied to a
variety of substances, lnnglng'from
natural gas, naphtha, p:tr:Icum and
mlnem tar to asphalt. The asphalts
of different locaHlties vary greatly In
composition, ns Is" shown bv their ohem.
ical reactions. Nearly all are amor
phous and have the general appearance
of pitch, melting at about the temper
ature of boiling wuter. Asphalt, tt is
r-thought Uy scientists, has resulted from
the hardening of the maltha, and pe
troleum elements, through oxygenation
and eaporatlon.
One of the most Interesting asphalt
beds In the world is the pitch lake in
the state of Bermudez, VcnezuiCa. Tts.it
valuable dep!t wns unknown to
American capitalist until 188S, -when
an Amtrlian engineer, Ambrose How
ard Carner. icvclved a title to the pro
pel ty frorn the Venezuelan gci eminent.
Thl he sow to tln Now York and Ber
mtidez company, which Is closely allied
to the so-called uspha'it trutt, of which
Gen. I- V. Orcene Is piesldent. The Bev
el at tKiunrQ miles which are Included In
the concession obtained have In tho last
thirteen years been steadily Improved.
The company hns cleared the maturln
river to navigation, so that deep sea
craft from all quarters of the globe can
run in from the Cnrrlbean sea, past the
Ilrltlsh possessions of Tilnldad island
and Inland to the docki of the com
The tow n of uuanoco Is (he river ter-
pany at Ouano-o.
minus of the Bermudez company's rail
road. Here ore hundreds of native Ven
ezuelans, working under the eye of an
American superintendent. The- law as
phalt Is brought from the 'lake, five
miles distant, en flat cars, and shoveled
into tlie holds of the vessels. At Oua
n'oco this operation a much simpler
than at Trlnldnd, where lighters nrp
necessary because of the long, shelving
beach of tho hnrbor. The railroad fol
lows an old Indian trail which led from
the- tlvcrV the shores of the pitch lake.
The surface of the lake is to hard that
for some distance from the thorn It sUp.
porta tho weight of a loaded train. As
one looks over the surface of this great
deposit he nt first cjcs nothjwr cf a
striking or -unusual nature. He views
only black plane, resembling anthra
cite coal, or Hint, upon which are
groups of natives working with picks
and shovels. Clofeer examination, how
ever, shows that portions of the sur
face are soft like tar, where the asphalt
Is sticky and bubbling. Asphalt' Is dis
tinguishable from anthracite not only
by Its form, but because It Is soluble In
bUulphltic of caibon and benzole.
These pitch pools resemble some what
the hot springs of the Yellowstone re
gion. They slowly cool and become
hardened after many yenis.
As at Trinidad', th?y vary In depth.
Some of them have never been fully
Bounded, and nre thought by the nu
tles to extend Into tho ban els of the
earth.
The asphalt which Is mined at Ber
muda Is more tr less haidened and is
obtained with some dlfliculty, as It re
tains the sun's heat to i trying de
gree. iIOip Bermudez company, after years
of experiment, has succeeded In putting
on the market asphalt which wl'.l neith
er crncl: from co-Id nor melt under the
burning- sun. About a dcoade ago ve
hicles wcro likely lo cut into asphalt
pavements In tho summer months. By
chprnfcal treatment t'hl has been obvi
ated In all the newer ravements, even
In hot countries, w'here It fully teslsts
the oun's heat, and nt the same tlm
retains J'3 durability and elasticity.
Arphalt Is used largely in the man
ufacture of cements. It is mixed with
u petroleum residue to render It p'.is
tlc. and Is then tempered with one
fvcnth Its weight of sand. It also
forms one of the most durable water
proof materials 'known. For rnoilnt;
purposes It Is mixed while hot with fine
gravel, or is absorbed by thick roll of
felt paper.
Asnhriluls found In many countries.
In Vera- Cruz. Mexico, near the village
of Molcasan, Is n mountain largely
composed of asphalt. The dapolts nt
Seytsel. France, and nt Vl de Trnvers,
Switzerland, cvrnsht of limestone im
pregnated with bltuinluoiH matter,
which, when heated, ctumliioa In n pow
dei. A,ftpr It h-as ben PMsnmd Into
rrolds and cooled it ies4mb!e3 tin orig
inal rock. Ovfr nn tlnurnnd mhos of
tho Btteets of l'dils have been supplied
"rem thete two 'ncn!l;ls. N. Y. Til
liune. o
nnsiAr.KABLK cnrtE3 fob. nni:u-
-VTATISM.
From the Vindicator, Rutherfordton,
N. C.
The editor of the Vindicator has had
occasion to test the efllcaty of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm twice with the
most lemarkable results In each case.
First, with rheumatlst In "the shoulder
from which he suffered excruciating
pain for ten days, which was relieved
with two applications of Pain Balm,
rubbing the parts ainieted and realiz
ing instant benefit and entire relief In
a very; short time. Second, In rheumn
tlsm In thigh Joint, almobt prostrating
him with severe pain, which was re
lieved by two applications, rubbing
with the liniment on retiring at night
and getting1 up free from pnln. For
salo by nil druggists.
VERDI'S ADVICE.
Verdi has left In his will a legacy of
wise, and here and there, sarcastic mu
sical advice to young composers.
"I would have- placed, to to speik.
one foot on the past and the other on
the future, because the music of the fu
ture cauies me no alarm. I would have
yald to young-disciples, practice the art
of fugue constantly, stubbornly, until
your hand Is sufficiently strong and
free to bend the notes to your will. Ad
dress yourself to composition with
confidence; see ty it that your part
writing is good, that your modulations
nro free from affectation. Study Pal
catrlna and some o-f his contempora
ries, then pass on to Marcello; and pay
special -attention to recitative. Go and
hear a few performances of modern
works, but do not be dazzled by the
number of haimonlc and Instrumental
effects, n:r by the chord of the dimin
ished seventh, a danger, also the ref-J
vgf; of' those, -who cannot without Its
nid compose; four consecutive bars of
nilislc. ""To'these' "studios add "strong
literary culture. Put your hand on
your heart, set your pen In. motion, and
granted an nrtlstlc temperament, you
will be a composer.
.o
; A trut man scorns pleasure that give
others pain.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of M. T. Walsh, Deceased.
Nctlca Is hereby given by the un"--
(j!lgned, J. V. Walkei, admlnlstr-".lt ui
tne estate or M. T. Walsh, d" n .J, to
the creditors of and all p'-'u.-j having
claims against the salr' iceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
Vouchers, ulthln r .. months after the
first publication nt this notice to the
said J. W. Walker at the law office of
Xlbtpy & Edwards on South Center
Street, T' l'hoenlx, Arizona, the same
being t..j, place or the transaction of
the business of said estate. In said
County of Maricopa.
J. WALKER,
Administrator f M. T. Walsh, De
ceased. Dated rrlJay. this 15th day of Match,
1501. ' ,
CALL. FOR BIDS.
Bids will be received nt the office
of tho Phoenl:: Light and Fuel com
pany, thoenlx, AiUonn, unitl Satu;
day, March .10, 1901. at 3" o'clock p. ni.,
for tlu consrtructf'm of a brick sas
Jibtder tank, according to plans and
Specifications now on file in the com
pany's ' office. The company reserves
tho right to reject any and all bids.
PJIOKNIX LIGHT AND FUEL COM
PANY. T. W, PCMBERITQN, Presfdent.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION!
Homestead Entry No. 2G3&,
Department of the Interior. Land Of-
flc at Tucson. Arizona, February 20,
. 1901:
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed
notice of his Intention to make
flnol proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will
be made befOTO the Cleric of the District
C6urt nt Phoenix, Arizona, on Wed
neidny, .March's?. 1301, viz: Samuel H.
Conley, of Buckeye, Arizona, for the
hw qr ne qr, nw qr so qr, ne qr sw qr
and se qr nw qr. Section 10, T. 1 S.,
It. 3-W O.&S. It. B. & M. i
tlla-numes the following-witnesses to
-prove his continuous residence upon
arid eul'tivntfontcf said land, Viz:
' Willlanr'McDonald, Carter Hazeltori,
William Bureh and Prince A. Cooper,
all of Ryckeyp, Arizona.
MILTON H, MOORE, Register.
First publication February 22, 1901.
Pioposals for Indian Supplies. De
partment of the Interior, Offlte of In
dian Affairs. Washington, D. C, March
7, 11)01. Sealed proposals. Indorsed
"Proposals for beef, flour, etc.," as the
case may be, and directed to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, 235 John
son St., Chicago, 111., will be received
until 1 o'clock p. m. cf Tuesday, April
0. 1001. for furnishing for the Indian
service, beef, flour, bacon, beans, cof
fee, sugar, ilce, ten, nnd other articles
of subsistence; ulso for boots and
shoes, groceries, soap, baking powder,
crockery, agricultural implements,
paints, oils, glass, tinware, wagons,
hnrness, leather, shoe findings, sad
dle! y, etc., hardware, school and
medical supplies, and a long
list of miscellaneous nrtleles. Sealed
proposals, indorsed "Ptoposals for
blankets, woolen and cotton goods,
clothlnff, etc.," as the case may be, and (
directed to the Commissioner of Indian
affairs, Nos. 77 and 79 Wooster St.,
New York City, will be received until
1 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday, May 7, 1901,
for furnishing for the Indian Service,
blankets, woolen and cotton goods,
clothlnjr, notions, hats and caps. Bids
must be made out on government
blanks. Schedules giving all necessary
Information for bidders will be fur
nished on application to the Indian Of
fice, Washington, D. C, Nos. 77 and 79
Wooster St., New York City: No. 233
Johnson St., Chicago, III.; Nj. 1208
Howard St., Omaha, Neb., the Commis
saries of Subsistence, U. S. A., ut Chey
enne, Lea, enworth, St. Louis, St. Paul,
nnd Pnn Francisco; the postmasters
at Sioux City, Yankton, Arkansas City,
Caldwell, ll'opeka, Wichita, and Tuc
son. Illds will be opened at the hour
nnd days above stated, and bidden
are invited to be present at the open
ing. The department reserves the
right to determine the point of dellv
ery and to reject any and all bids, or
any part of any bid.
W. A. JONES, Commissioner,
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Know all men by these presents, that
we, the undersigned, have this day
voluntarily associated ourselves to
gether for tho purpose of forming a
corpoiatlon, under the laws of the Ter
tory of Arizona, nnd for that purpose
and with that Intent we hereby and
herein certify and declare:
I. The name of this 'corporation
shall be and Is the Newhall Cims61l
dated Oil Company, of Phoenix, Ariz
ona Territory.
II. The names of the Incorporators
are F. G. Baker, Chas. E. Hale, F. II.
Foote, all of Alameda, state of Cali
fornia; A. H. Casfe, Albert E. Castle,
F. K. Lane, of San Francisco, Califor
nia; Frank Reese ,of Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia. III. .The principal placo of business
nnd ofllce of this corporation Is Phoe
nix, county of Maricopa, Arizona Ter
ritory, and It sha'll have a branch of
fice and place of business In the city
and county of San Francisco, state of
California, and at such other places as
the board of directors may from time to
time deem necessary and proper for tha
successful management of the corpora
tion's business.
IV. The nature of the business, pur
suit, occupation, enterprise, etc., pro
posed to be engaged ln,.malntnlnej and
transacted by thls'corporatlon are:
To purchase, lease, bond, obtain title
to or otherwise acquire, own, exchange,
fieri or otherwise dispose of, pledge,
mortgage, hypothecate, explore, mine,
develop, and deal In oil, gas, mineral
lands, or nny lands and .interest there
in, and to Issue fully paid up stock
therefor.
"To mine, bore for, excavate extract,
and collect' mineral oil, petroIeurh,as
pha.tum, coal, gas, liquid bitumen, and
other hydro-carbon substances by
whatever name known nnd other pro
ducts bf similar character, together
With all other minerals 'and substance
of' whatever nature and by whatever
name known, contained In said land.
To cut, s"ell and deal' in wood, tan
ark, lumber and timber, and ti en
gage In the manufacture of lumber.
To buy Yr otherwise acquire, produce.
deal In, handle, own, refine, sell, or
otherwise dispose Of mineral oils, pe
troleum, ", cal, asphaltum, liquid
Mti"-'f.i, and "er slmllnr products,
Ojwiner with u'l other mineral sub
stances whatever tiso tan bark, wobd,
lumber, timbers m 1 water, agricultu
ral products, and r rsonal property of
every nature and 1. id.
To construct, buy, -r otherwise ac
quire, hold, malntal.1, operate, sell,
(ease, or otherwise olspose of, tele
phone and telegraph lines, refineries',
tanks, reservot-3, pipe lines, tramways,
roads, and other highways, for carry
ing', finnsportlng, and conducting,
rtorlnsr nnd lH'nlng of oil, gas, water
nnd fluids of every description, coal,
wood, tan bark, lumber and all other
minerals and substances.
Td purchase and otherwise acquire
water rights and appropriate water un
der th$ laws of the United States and
the Territory of Arizona or any other
state of this union; and to excavate
nnd mine for, and deal In, and sel or
otherwise dispose of water.
To purchase, acquire, sell, and dis
pose of, hypothecate, mortgage, ex
change nnd convey, and accept convey
ances of real estate for refineries,
warehou3bs, pipe lines, power and elec
trical lines, highways, rights of way,
and for the purposes of agriculture,
lumbering, and any other purpose or
business of the company.
To purchase or otherwise acquire,
and give, grant and sell, rights of way
and easements as may be necessary
and proper for the company's busi
ness. To build, purchase, construct, own,
and operate steamships or ships or
Vessels of any kind.
To engage In the manufacture of
any and nil articles of commerce, and
in the business of hotel and Inn-keeping.
,
To do a general real estate and mer
chandise business.
To sell mines, oil wells, and stocks
of this corporation nnd to acquire, own
cell, or dispose of, pledge and hypothe
cate the capital Rtock. and bonds of
other corporatloni" or interests therein,
to purchase, own, hold and sell securi
ties, bonds and stocks of every de
scription. Tp borrow mp!iec-and pay Interest on
the same, and give security therefor, to
issue bonds, and secure; the; game by
mortgage on the franchise, york.v
propel ty. Income and revenues of the
corporation, or property belonging to
this corporation.
To engage In the general transmis
sion, distribution nnd disposal of elec
tricity. To utilize water and electric
ity In the creation and production of
mechanical power and light and to
tiansmlt, sell, and dispose of the
Fame.
To buy, sell .own, hold, such personal
nnd real property as may be necessary
for the purposes of this corporation,
and generally to do and perform all
other things necessary or proper, and
incidental to any of the purposes above
set forth.
V. The amount of the capital stock
of this corporation shn"ll be Six Hun
dred Thousand Dollars ($600,000) di
vided Into Slx Hundred Thousand
shares (600.000) of the par value of One
Dollar ($1.00) each. One-half of said
capital stock, to-wlt: Three Hundred
Thousand (300,000) shares, shall be Is
sued to the Individuals hereinabove
named as incorporators of this corpo
ration fully paid up as their interests
may appear upon the subscription
books of this company. In consideration
of the payment of money paid in and
mining claims and lands conveyed by
them to this corporation. The balance
of said stock, to-wit: Three Hundred
Thousand (300,000) shares shall be is
sued fully paid up and deposited In the
treasury of said corporation, to be
sold or otherwise disposed of for the
benefit of the corporation as may be
determined by the hoard of directors of
the corporation. All of the stock of
this corporation Is to be forever non
assessable for any and every purpose.
VI. The time of the commencement
of business of this corporation will be
the date of the filing of these articles
of Incorporation In the office of the re
corder of the County of Maricopa, Ari
zona Territory, and the termination
inereor sna-i ne twenty-live (25) years
thereafter, unless sooner wound up by
the legal form of law In Arizona Ter
ritory. VII. The affairs of this corporation
shall be conducted In accordance with
the by-laws established by a board of
directors to be elected annually by the
atockho1 ders of the company, paid an
nual election to be held on the third
Tuesday of March of each year, the
present board being elected as soon
after the ndoptlon of these articles of
incorporation as a mass meeting of
such stockholders enn be convened, the
present board serving until the next
annual election, or until their succes
sors are qualified. No person Is eligible
to be a director of this torporatlon who
Is not a stockholder thereof, and nny
director ceasing to bo a stockholder,
the office at once becomes vacant, and
may be filled by the board of directors
at their next meeting.
VIII. The highest, amount In Indebt
edness this corporation may Incur for
any purpose shall not exceed twenty
five thousand dollars.
IX. The private property of the
stockholders of thlt, corporation ehall
be exempt from nnd not liable In any
case for 'any of the debts created by
this corporation.
X. The board of directors of this
corporation nt the time of Its organi
zation shall consist of seven members
who shall have power to elect a presi
dent, vice-president, and secretary and
treasurer from their own number; also
to make by-laws, rules and regulations
not Inconsistent with the laws of the
United States or the Territory of Ari
zona, necessary to carry Into execution
.and manage the affairs of this com
pany.
In witness whereof, we have hereun
to set our hands and affixed our seals
this 27th day of February, A..D.. 1901.
Names of Amt. of
Incorporators. shares stock
Charles E. Hale 30,000 30,000
A. H. Castle 30,000 30.000
Frank Reese 30.000 30.C0.1
F, H. Foote 00,000 CO.fOO
F. G. Baker 00,000 CO.000
Albert E. Castle...'... 30,000 30.003
Franklin K. Lane, C0.003 C0.Q00
State bf California, City and County of
San Francisco, ss:
On the 4th day of March, A. D , one
thousand nine hundred and one (1901),
before me Lincoln Sonntag, a. notary
public In and for said city and county
residing therein, duly commissioned
and qualified, personally nppeared
Charles E. Halq and A. l. Castle,
known to me to bo the" Individuals de
scribed in, whose names are subset Ibed
to, and who -executed the annexed In
strument, and they acknowledged (to
me) that they executed the same for
the uses, purposes and consideration
therein exprebsed.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal, at my office In the City and Coun
ty of' San Francisco, the day and yar
last above written.
Ten Ct. I. R. Stp. Cncld.
(Seal.) LINCOLN SONNTAG.,
Notary Pi)llc In and for said City
and County of San Francisco,
State of California, CJty nnd County of
San Frnnclsco. ss.:
'On the seventh day of March, A. D.
nineteen bundled and one (1901)) be
fore me, Lincoln Sonntag, a notary pub
lic In and for said city and county, ra
sldlng therein, duly commissioned and
qualified, personally appeared F. II,
Foote, F. H. Baker, Albert E. Castle
and Franklin K. Lane, known to me to
be the perfons described In, whose
names are subscribed to and who exe
cuted the within and annexed instru
ment and (they) acknowledged (to me)
ment they executed the same for the
purposes and consideration therein ex
pressed. In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seat
In the city nnd county of San Francis
co, the day and year last above wrlten,
(Seal) LINCOLN SONNTAG,
Notary Public in nnd for the city and
county of San Francisco, state of
California,
iOc I. R. Stamp cancelled.
State of California, county of Los An
geles, ss.
On this 2nd day of March, In the year
one thousand nine hundred and one,
before me, J. T. Saunders, a notary
public In and for said Los Angeles
county, residing therein, duly commis
sioned and sw'orn, personally appeared
Frank Reese, personally known to me
to be the same person whose nama Is
subscribed to the within 'Instrument,
and acknowledged to me that he exe
cuted the same.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and nfllxed my official seal.
at Los Angles. In said county, the duy
and .year In this certificate first above
written.
' (Seal) J. T, SAUNDERS.
Notary Public In nnd for Los Angeles
County state of California.
10c I. R. stamp cancelled.
Territory of Arizona, County of Mari
copa, ss.
I, B. F. McFall, county recorder In
and for tlie county and territory
aforesaid, hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing copy with the
original articles of Incorporation filed
and recorded In my ofllce on the 11th
day of Mnrdli, 1901, In book No. 6 of nr
tleles of Incorporation, at Page, and
that the same Is a full, true and cor
rect copy of such original and of the
whole theieof.
Witness my hand and seal of ofllce,
this 11 day of March. 1901.
(Seal.) B. F. M'FALL,
County Recorder.
By A. S. Arthur Deputy.
Ten ct. I. It. stamp cancelled.
Filed In the ofllce of the secretary of
Arizona this Hth day of March, A. B-,
1901, at 3 p. m.
C. II. AKERS.
Secretary of Arizona.
First publication, March 19th.
ARIZONA
Ifmiton and owners of Mining Stock will
learn thlngi to their Interest by tubsenbiug to
MATTE and BULLION
Arizona's Mining Journal
Pboenlz, Arizona.
(POSTAL BKISOS SAMPLE)
Agent Wanted. Send Ref:renca
Good Rates to Live Men.
We arc Prepared to
We have Just received a. new line 01
see them.
THE LAWRENCE &
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STANDARD IRON WORK
MANUFACTURERS
Mining, Milling and
STRUCTURAL IRON ANIJ
Second Hand Machinery Bought and
TKGE VA.LT.EY
Jobbers and Dealers In Redwood, Oregon Pine and
Doors, cash, Blinds and Mouldings, Cement and Lime.
Corner CenUr and Madison streets. Telephone C61.
P. CORPSTEIN. Manager.
Ring up Telephone 63.
Or call at 28 North Center street when wanting; eometbiua; nlc
to drink. We are headquarters for the best In our line and sol"
arents for Pabst, Lemps and the
or tne reat orewenes on eartn.
T. W. CHAMBERLAIN LUMBER CI
-DEALERS IN-
Lumber, Lime, Cement, Doors and Sanh, Mouldings,
Building Materinlp, Boxes, Etc.
pace and Tard OtTrtlor Second Avenue
BLOOd, SKIN AND NERVE SPECIALIST
Bjr a new method I CURB men and women of eclu.l
doclliu-, .tcrlllly, b'owl !-o!'t). .kin drncare ouj nrum
El. MxIrratmrntUdlfrcrrntfram ny oilier, end con.
taint, nu lujui l..u dm:,-. Vjtert are within reach of all.
Writ me a hltnrr of youn am. My truVAlunal imlu.
loul.riiFK. trial imrLan ore: ) P.ri-aud. .No
medicine vrlll y Mnt until tinlelcd. AddrvM
1MU1- '.MM IN' Cii'urado Sm uii. Colorado
THE PALACE
HIKBOHFBLD & PBRKINS,
Proprietors.
Imported and Domestic
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. .
PHOENIX
ARIZONA
.fSt
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE i
IN NEWSPAPERS 1 1
ANVWHlRE AT ANYTIMB i
Call oa or Write
;E.C.DAKES ADVERTISING AGEHCY-!
6t & 65 MerchMts' Exchange
SAN PRANCI5CO. CAL. ' '
Q 10. H. OIUXUHK.
Jo Virtttn.
Xitlmatea
FurnJihed.
Fifield & Gallagher
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
anh
SUPERINTENDENTS
Rooms 11, 18 and IS O'NetU BnUdlnc.
PHOBN1X, ARIZONA.
Jo n it tm
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
TIIK 0LDE3T IN THE CITY.
Enjoys the belt ttundlng with trtdemen
BuTEoreryth'ngatfpot ch price and glre
the belt 25c, meal.
TUCK HINd l CO.
and 24 WaiblDgton 8t , eat of Jacob! A
Co. Private rromi for famlUci. Ticket U M
Single mAli 25 Cent
Drugs, Medicines ui Smirks
AT.
EASTERN PRICES
Ludlum'S Pharmacy.
New Opera Houas Block.
Barber Shop and Bath Rooms
Ba'emcul Corner fVnlnr ami W.M.in.. u. m
Only f irsNCIass Service.
F. BHIRLEY, Proprietor. ,
w. a. I.KTT. Forran.
Center Street Meat Market
A. WEILKI1, Proprietor.
When you want the Uett Prime Rats
of Beef and fork, Veal or Mut
ton at Popclar Prices
go to tbo
Center Street Meat Market
"N Center 8treet. Telephone sons.
-AT-
5I?e-Jtoffman
The Bowling- Alley la Oool. The
Beer la from Gold Storage and la
Anheuser-Busch gp j
Furnish You With
Vehicle,
Harness
and Mors
.nobby up-to-date Rigs,
Call and j
CLARK VEHICLE CO.
OP
Machinery Castings
STEEL CONTRACTORS.
Sold. Postofllce Box -
LUMBER CO
Arizona Lumber.)
Phoenir, Arizona.
San Francisco breweries, Ltd., 'r
MELCZER BRCK
and Jackson Street,
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