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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: FEIDAY MOBNINCr, APRIL 12, 1901,'
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TBMPB. ARIZONA.
General Banking Business.
OFFICKItS: C O. Jimen, l'rvaldent; A. C, Oimmv, Vlco-rrealdent; W. II. Wilbur, Caslilcr.
PIKECTOKS: C. a Jonei. A. C. Oihiiiic, J. W. Wolf. W. A. llollon, M. E. Curry.
Just Received.
J5 Jones Chalndrivc MOWERS and Full Line of EXTRAS.
Itfincmber we have these In stock.' there Is no question about It.
Tempe Hardware and Supply Company
Successor to Floyd W. Holaapple, Hardware, and to
'lha Blcyolo Electric Plumbing- Oorapany.
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
(Stern's Wine of Cod
I $1.00 Per Bottle.
1 Tempe, Ariz. eroaaway e woeur. j
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My Dear Beloyed Unsophisticated Friend
If you nre looking for the bargain of your life, the best Investment that a
man can make, something that will provide for "Ma and the children" after
you have crowd the river "Jordan" I've sot It, and It's nothing more or less
than a ranch that grown alfalfa every mlnut.' In the jear. Positively do not
liuy until I give you prices of the best ranch property In this valley.
Yours for "good luck,"
Real Estate and Conveyancing. Tempe, Arizona.!
TKMPK.
The Rebakahs on Monday evening
Kavf a reception to Mr. and Mm. Les
lie Stewart. Mrs. Stewnit, formerly
tMUs Anna Dowdle. being n member
of the order. A large assemblage gath
ered early and at 5:30 the dancing be
gan. Guy Collins of Phoenix and liar.
ry Overbeck gave the music. At 11
o'clock refreshments were announced
and the large crowd of animated rev
ellers enjoyed sandwiches and coffee
and Ice cream and a variety of de
licious cakes. After supper the danc
ing was resumed till after 12.
Mr. A. P. Gunther. superintendent of
the Keystone mines In the Wlckeu
tours district, was In Tvnpe on Mon
day, looking after Interests In this
lilace.
The library at the Normal on Tues
day received an addition In the form
of histories of the various countries of
ithe world. It Is In sixty volumes and
is In good binding. The library of the
formal Is continually being increase 1
twlth the very best books in prnt.
A number of south side ranchers are
preparing to begin work in the hay
fields next week.
An old mound on the lanch of stew
Hughes, a few miles southeast
Tempe. Is being levelled down and the
Mesa, Florence & Ray
f itage. Leaves Mesa Mondays.
I' Wednesdays and Fridays. Ofllce
I i Johnson Bros', store. Gather and
) dellr.r baggage and passenger
anywhere In Mfsa.
A. A. Lorano, Prop, j
Novels and Periodicals
Complete list of Mormon
Church publications.
Bicycles, Tires and
Supplies at . . .
F. T. POMEROY & CO.
Successors to Pomeroy & Mets.
CODE BUILDING, MESA.
NOW PREPARED to fill all
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on snort nonce iur v-eieuraicu um-
mond Brand Creamery Butter. Al
ways Fresh and Sweet.
Tempe, ArJzono.
Horaei Boarded by the Day, Week or Month.
TEMPE LIVERY STABLE
ORAISVILLB OARRETT, Proprietor.
TELEI'IIO.VC 2.1.
Fourth Street
Betweeen Hotel and Depot
Horses
Call at THE CENTRAL. LAND OFFICE . . .
Wc have choice Ranch and City property lor lale. Make Loans and write Inmrance.
1.1st your property for sale. Place you where you can make money In oil.
Tortillrion : Wlnde. Tempo, Ariz.
fl. J. PETERS,
WHOLESALE
Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa, Grain Hay and
All Kinds of Cereals.
Special Price on Large Contracts Correspondence Solicited.
DON'T GET RATTLED
and buy n machlno for which you ca n get no extras. A day or two lost In
harvest means a great many dollars to you.
If you buy a JONES CHAIN DUIV K MOWER or a JONES LEVER
HINDER you can always get repairs without loss of time.
We are sole agents for these machl nes on the south side.
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Wilburullen Hardware Company
MESA ARIZONA..
DIRECTORY
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Liyer Oil
earth used for various ditch and ynrd
bulltllng put poses. Many skeletons
and n variety of unique relics have
been exhumed, and friends of Mr.
Hughes are getting quite a collection.
This mound though not extensive. Is
very rich In relics.
Jack Frazler has purchased all of
Mr. Hewitt's Interests nt Pinal.
Tomllnson & WIndes report several
good sales of real estate the past few
days.
Two bay mares came to my ranch,
partly shod. One has no brand, the
other has a brand on left hip. It Is a
combination of J and H. Owner may
huvs them by" paying the charges of
this notice. J. K. STURGEON.
A party of Tempe W. of W. at
tended lodge and a dance In Phoenix,
Monduy night. Among them were C.
P. llorrowdale. J. U. Sturgeon, F. M.
Schurenian, It. G. finch. J. K. Hen
drlx, G. W. Nicholas, Jack Nicholas.
Tom Goodwin, John dimming. Mr.
Smith, Judge Meyers, V. K. Mullen.
Steve P.rolda and Bert Crane.
J. E. Stui geon has purchased the
entire lot of Penn rattle In the Pinal
tanges.
Itert Crane of Merced. Cal., pur
chased a carload of cuttle from Dudley
Craig. They will be shipped to Call-
ALHAMBRA MOTEL,
Situated in the town of Mesa,
eighteen miles of Phontx,
And with an altitude two hundred feet
higher than that of Phoenix. Purest
water In the valley. Hooms 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. BARBOUB, Proprietor.
Phoenix, Tempe & Mesa Stage.
Leaves Phoenix 8.30a. m.
Return on your own time.
Telephone 294. Ofroa
L. W. COLLINS, Prop.
orders
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Good Attention Guaranteed.
FopHnic. Tempe, Arizona.
TEMPE,
ARIZ.
DEALER IN
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fornla. . ' ," r t . .
Lew Moore left last night for Tuc
son In the Interests of the Hayden
Company's store. t
The following carload shipments were
received by the Tempe Hardware com
pany yesterday: one carload barbed
and baling wire, one carload of Byron
Jackson stackers and rakes and a car
of Jones' mowers.
Mrs. Jultln Melton returned this
morning from Uuekeye where she has
been teaching the past seven months.
She will visit friends here for a few
days and thpn leave for California to
spend the summer months,
The annual meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was held
In Tempe. Tuesday, April 9. A num
ber of ladles were piesent. Olllcers for
the ensuing year were elected us fol
lows: President. Mrs. Hattle Buck;
first vice-president. Miss Mary Win
gar; second vice-president, Mrs. Mamie
Coldwell; secretary, Mr. A. B. Tom
llnson. The Tempe public school base ball
team will play a Phoenix team In
Tempe next Saturday".
A number of people have been down
to see the sko'eton which was dis
covered on Mr. Ulrchell's place In the
excavation for a pond. The tkehiton
Is gigantic In stature, with very la'rge
and heavy bones and Is iulte a cur
iosity.
The Bllnn 'Lumber company's build
ing Is being repainted and a hand
some large sign now adorns Its front.
Robert O, Richards Is aga,ln on the
sick list at his home cast of Tempe.
W. P. Richardson was a business vis
itor In Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. M. E. Smith and her son. Wm,
Hansen, and Mr. Braswell of Tempe,
visited Mrs. Laura Bowen yesterdqy.
Mr. Hansen Is quite 111
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MESA.
Nelson & drover have rold about
1,000 ewes and iambs. Part of those
sold are to be shipped to Kansas City
for mutton, and the balance to Cali
fornia. Mesa had her allotment of drum
mem yesterday.
Mr. Kelty was a genial visitor n
Mesa yesterday.
Mr. A. Elijah, representing D. H.
Uurtls, it hardware man of Phoenix,
was In Mesa yesterday.
Mr. Vaughn, representing the Los
Angeles Times, paid Mesa a brief
visit yesterday. '
Joseph Clark, one of the Incorporai
tors of the Lehl Creamery & Produce
company, passed through Mesa yes
terday. A very pleasing sui prise party was
given Mrs. Frank T. Pomeroy at their
home yesterday, on the occasion of
her birthday. Mrs. Pomeroy had been
Induced to go up town In the after
noon, and while away the crowd as
sembled at her home, beginning a pic
nic, and at once took possession of the
premises. On her return at G p. in.
she found the table spread and a happy
Joyous greeting. The afternoon and
evening was spent most pleasantly and
n most bounteous repast partaken of.
Those present besides Mr. and Mr3.
V. T. Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. T.
K. Pomeroy, Mis. Belle Pomeroy, Mr.
and Mrs. II. B. Monls, Sr., Mr., and
Mrs. H. B. Morris. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Funk Ruppleye, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Hlbbut, Mr. und Mrs. Forest F'ood.
Mis. S. M. Pomeroy, Miss Iva Pomeroy
nnd Mr Harry Haines.
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All who use Chamberlain's Pain
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with the quick relief from pain which
It affords. When speaking of this Mr.
u. N. Sinks, of Troy. Olilo, says:
"Some time ago I had a revere attack
of rheumatism In my arm and shoul
der. I tried numerous remedies but got
no relief until I was recommended by
Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co. drug
gists of this place, to try Chamber
lain's Pain Bnlm. They recommended
It so highly that I bought a bottle. T
was soon relieved of all pain. I have
since recommended this liniment to
many of my friends, who agree with me
that It Is the best remedy for muscular
rheumatism In the market." For sale
by all druggists.
The guest who Is not hungry always
gets the best of an argument at the
dinner table.
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ART'lCLES'OF'lNCORPOR.YTION
of the
MERCHANT'S OIL COMPANY.
Know All .Men bv These I'rojenti":
That we, the undersigned, have ill!
day voluntarily associated ourselves
together- for the purpose of forming,
and do hereby form, a corporation un
der the laws of the Territory of Ari
zona, United States of-Amerb'a, and
we do hereby certify and declare:
I. That the names of the Incorpora
tors are: M. P. Anderson, William
Jung. A. Lernhart, Frederick P. Hell
wig, Farley D. Granger, L. M. M I' .
ney, F. T. Hawes and Tlmothv I o.an.
That the name of the nrJv.atlon Is
and sfaall be .Merchants r 1 Jonipany.
And Its principal pin t of transacting
business bhall be at 1-noenlx, County of
Maricopa, Terrltc, of Arizona, with a
branch olllce at the Town of .Alvarado,
County of Alameda, State, of California,
and with other branch offices .t such
uliher piu.cm as the Board of Dlrectois
of the Corporation shall designate. Said
corporation may also transact and
carry on business, of the kinds and na
ture hereinafter specilled nnd provided
for. In other slates, terrltoilcs and
countiles wralsoever; and mny hold
Its annual meeting, and other stock
holders' and dlicctors' meeting? at the
snld Town of Alvarado, in said Htate of
California, or at sucli other place, or
places as may be determined on and
designated by a majority of the Board
of Directors of bald corporation,
II. The general nature of the busi
ness to be transacted by said corpora
tion, nnd the purposes for which It Is
formed aie: To buy, locate, Jilre and
otherwUe acquire, to hold and own,
manage, operate. Improve, develop,
lease, demise, sell and hypothecate
lands, mining claims, water ami water
rights, lights of way, mineral rights,
oil, oil wells, real estate and Interests
and rights In any real ' or personal
property In the United States of Amer
ica or elsewhere, and to execute and
deliver leases, conveyances, bonds,
mortgages and deeds of trust of the
same and of any property of said cor
poration.
To Improve, develop and cultivate
mineral, agricultural and all other
klndp of lands nnd real propeity.
To engage In and carry on the busi
ness In the United Spates of America
and elsewhere, of boring and exploring
for, producing, refining, distilling,
treating, manufacturing, shipping, car
rying, handling, storing, dealing In.
buying and selling oils, gypsum,, petro
leum, water, natural and other gas,
coal, asphaltum, bitumen, bituminous
rck and other mineral, metallic or hy
drocarbon substances, and for such
purposes to buy and otherwise acquire,
hold, own, manage, construct and op
erate refineries, pipe lines, tanks, man
ufactures, machinery, tank cars and
other works, property and appliances
that may be auxiliary to said business
or which may be deemed necessary or
convenient therefor by the Board of
Directors of said corporation.
Also to borrow and loan money, and'
to take and acquire by purchase, ex
change or other lawful mode, and to
hold, own, Bell, hypothecate and other
wise dispose of the capital stock and
bonds of this or any other torporatlon.
Also to establish and carry im agen
cies, ofllces, storage tanks, and .waie
houses, nnd to sell articles and products
manufactured or mined by said corpo
ration or any other person In the Unit
ed States of America or elsewhere, to
deal In merchandise and all forms of
property and in general to do, carry on,
conduct, transact and perform any and
all things, nnd engage in any form of
business, that may be necessary
or convenient for carrying out
the purposes above stated.
III. That the amount of the capital
.stock authorized Is and shall be Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($'00,000.00)
and the number of shares Into which It
Is divided is and shall be Five Hun
dred Thousand (500,000) of the par value
of One Dollar ($1.00) each, which when
Issued shall be fully paid up and non
assessable. Of said capitnl stock Three
Hundred and Twenty Thousand (320,
000) shares fhall be Issued from time to
time In payment for oil land!, mining
claims or other property real or per
sonal or both, upon the acquisition of
such property, and the balance of said
capital stock, to-wlt, One Hurdred nnd
Eighty Thousand (1S0.O00) shares shall
remain In the treasury of said corpora
tion to be disposed of by the Board of
Directors thereof for payment of Incor
poration and other expenses and for
cash upon such terms and at such
prices as may be fixed by said Board,
and the capital of said corporation
shall -consist of the proceeds of said
stock and the real nnd personal prop-,
crty acquired therewith.
IV. That the time of the commence
ment of said corporation shall be the
date of its Incorporation, and It shall
terminate twenty-five (23) years from
the said date of Its incorporation.
V. That the nffairs of said corpora
tion shall be managed nnd conducted
by a Board of five Director? to be elect
ed on the first Thurnday of March In
each year and the officers of said cor
poration shall be a President, a Vice
President, a Secretary and a Treasurer,
all to be elected by said Board of Di
rectors. That the Directors for the first year
and until the election and qualification
of their successors are F. P. Hellwig,
L. M. McKenney, F. B. Grander, Tim
othy Dorgan and A. Lernhart.
VI. That the corporation is not at
any time to subject Itself to greater
liability than Ten Thousand Dollars
($10,000.00) without the written consent
of the holders of two-thirds (2-3) of the
capital stock outstanding at the time
the liability Is incurred, and In no case
shall Indebtedness or liability be in
curred by said corporation at arjy time.
1n an amount exceeding the sum in the
aggregate of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
VII. That the private property of
the stockholders of said corporation
fhall be exempt from liability for cor
porate debts.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
subscribed our hands and t,cals this
25th day of March A. D. Nineteen Hun
dred and One.
M. P. ANDERSON. (Seal.)
WM. JUNG. (Seal.)
A. LERNHART. (Seal.)
F. P. HELLWIG. (Seal.)
P. B. GRANGER. (Seal.)
L. M. McKENNEY. (Seal.)
F. T. HAWES. (Seal.)
TIMOTHY DORGAN. (Seal.)
State of California, County of Ala
meda, ss.
Before me, Thomas C. Huxley, a No
tary Public In and for the County of
Alameda, " State o California, on this
day personally appeared M. Pt Ander
son, William Jung, A. Lernhart, Fred
erlck P. Hellwig. Farley B. Granger.
L. M. McKenney, F, T. Hawes and Tim
othy Dorgan, known to me to be the
persons described In nnd whose names
are f-ubscrlbed to the above and fore
going Instrument and acknowledged to
me that they executed the same for the
purposes and considerations therein
expressed. ,
Given u"'r n hand and seal of of
fice 1 1 4 .iih da. -f March A. D, 1901.
.dl.) THl IAS C. HUXLEY.
Notary Public In t. d for the County of
Alameda. State o' California.
Ten ct. I. R. Stp ncld
State of California, County of Ala
meda, ss.
I, Frank C. Jordan, County Clerk of
the County of Alanjeda, State of Cali
fornia, and Clerk of the Superior Court
of said Cour'y (which Is a Court of
Record), Ca hereby certify that Thomas
C. Huxley, whose name Is subscribed
to the certificate, or proof of acknowl
edgment of the annexed Instrument and
therein written, was nt the time of tak
ing such proof or acknowledgment a
Notary Public In and for said County,
duly commissioned nnd qualified and
authorized by law to take the same;
nnd duly authorized to take acknowl
edgment of 'deeds, nnd f'(H faith and
credit are due to all his official acts as
such Notary Public.
And I do further certify that I nm
well acquainted with the handwriting
of the said Notary Publi;, and verily
believe thnt the signature to the said
certificate or proof of acknowledge
ment Is genuine and that said
Instrument Is executed and acknowl
edged before the said Thomas C. Hux
ley according to the laws of the said
State of California.
In witness whereof, I have 'hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said Superior Court at my ofllce In the
City of Oakland, County of Alameda,
this 25th day of March A. D. 1901.
(Seal of Said Court.)
FRANK C. JORDAN.
County Clerk, and Clerk of the Superior
Court of Alameda County.
Ten ct. I. It. Stp. Cncld.
Territory of Arizona, County of Mari
copa, ss.
I, B. F. McFall, County Recorder In
nnd for the County and Territory afore
said, hereby certify that I have com
pared the foregoing copy with the orig
inal Art. of Incorporation filed and re
corded In my office on the 29th day of
March, 1901, in Book No. f. of Art. of
Incorporations at page , and that
the same Is a full, true and correct copy
of such .original and of the whole there
of. Witness my hand and seal of office
this 29 day of March, 1901.
(Seal.) B. F. McFALL.
County Recorder.
By A. S. ARTHUR. Dept.
Ten ct. I. R. Stp. Cncld.
Filed fn the office of the Secretary of
the Territory of Arizona this 29 day of
.March A. D. 1901.
C. II. AKERS.
Secretary of Arizona,
First Publication April 7.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
ILEX COPPER MINING AND
SMELTING COMPANY.
Know All Men by These Presents:
That we, the undersigned, M. B. Llnd
ley, Morton Llndley, Fred Chapman,
for ourselves, our associates and suc
cessors, have associated ourselves to
gether for the purpose of forming a
corporation under and by virtue of the
statutes and laws of the Territory of
Arizona, and we do hereby certify and
declare as follows, viz.:
First. The name of this corporation
shall be the Ilex Copper Mining and
Smelting Company.
Second. The purposes for which this
corporation Is formed are smelting, re
fining, manufacturing and buying and
selling ores and mining products of all
j kinds, buying and selling real estate,
siock ana oonus oi oiner corporations,
buying, selling nnd manufacturing ma
chinery and merchandise of all kinds,
conducting boarding houses and hotels,
laying out town sites, 'buying and sell-
j lug town lots, and other property,
i building houses, lending money. Issu
ing notes, mortgages, bonds and other
evidences of Indebtedness nnd disposing
of the same, and conducting any and all
other lawful business necessary for the
promotion1 nnd, carrying on of any of
the businesses connected with this cor
poration, organizing corporations for
the purpose of carrying on any and all
business mentioned herein, also voting
for and electing officers of any corpo
ration. The stocks of which corpora
tion may be held by thlsi company, and
to build, erect, purchase, lease, and
otherwise acquire and possess and own,
manage and operate mills, smelters, re
duction works and nil necessary ap
purtenances and appliances therewith,
nnd all necessary buildings, factories,
machinery, material, appliances and
other things used or employed In or
nbout smelting, refining, mining and
manufacturing; to locate, appropriate,
purchase, hold, renr, lease and other
wise acquire, own and possess mines,
mining claims, mining lands, contain
ing any nnd nil valuable ores, metals,
minerals or deposits, and any nnd all
other kinds of real estate or Interests
therein In any portion of the United
States, or elsewhere; to sell, convey,
transfer, grant, rent, lease, mortgage,
or otherwise encumber or dis
pose of any or all of said
properties, rights; or casements,
or any Interests therein, to purchase,
lease, or In any manner acquire, own or
possess, and to transfer, sell, convey,
pledge, mortgage, hypothecate, or oth
erwise encumber and dispose of the
stock, shores, bonds, certificates or In
terests ot any person, company or cor
poration; to locate, appropriate, pur
chase .lease or otherwise own, possess
or acquire sites for the location, man
agement nnd operation of mills, smelt
ers, factories or reduction works, to lo
cate, appropriate, rent, lease or other
wise own, acquire or possess, and to
hold, develop, maintain, e-perate, man
age, and to grant, sell, convey, lease,
rent, mortgage and otherwise hypothe
cate and encumber and dispose of any
water, water rights or Irrigation
ditches, flumes, pipes or canals In any
portion of the United States of Amer
ica, or elsewhere; to make, manufac
ture, purchase, lease, rent, or In any
manner acquire title or possession to
any and all kinds of personal property,
and to sell, transfer, mortgage, assign,
hypothecate, pledge, lent, lease or In
any manner encumber or dispose of the
same;' to mine, extract, transport, re
duce, and treat In any manner or by
any method now known or which here
after may be discovered, all ores, met
als, minerals, and deposits of every de
scription or character; to purchase,
construct, rent lease, "build, operate,,
use, maintain and otherwise acquire
popsesslon to rights of way, roadways,
tramways, railways and other ease
ments of like nature, necessary, proper
or convenient In and nbout the main
tenance or operation of any of Its busi
ness or enterprises, or any of Its prop
erties, and to bargain, Bell, grant, con
vey, rent, lease, mortgage and other
wise encumber and dispose of the same;
to do nny and all such other things as
may be necessary, proper, usual, or con
venient In the transaction, mainten
ance or operation of any of Its enter
prises, or business or properties.
Third. The place where the principal
business of this corporation hall be
transacted Is Phoenix, In the County of
Maricopa, Territory of Arizona, but a
branch office may be located at Chi
cago, Illinois; New York City. New
York; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Bos
ton, Massachusetts; Denver. Colorado;
Salt Lake City, Utah; Wlnnemoca and
Golconda, Nevada; San Francisco,
Frultdale, Berkley. Oakland and Bed
ding. California; for occupancy of offi
cers' and stockholders' meetings und
transaction of all business.
Fourth. The term for which this cor
poration shall exist shall be twenty-five
(25) years. The existence of this cor
poration shall commence upon the
granting of Its e-harter.
Fifth. The number of Directors of
this corporation shall "be five, and the
names and residences of such who are
to serve until the election of their suc
cessors are as follows:
Names Residences.
M. B. Llndley Chicago, III.
Morton Llndley Chicago, III.
Fred Chapman Lead vl lie, Colo.
M. D. Davis San Francisco, Cal.
The term of office of Directors shall
be for one year and until election of
successors.
Sixth. The amount of the capital
stock of this corporation shall be and Is
Five Hundred Thusand ($500,000) Dol
lars, divided Into 00,000 shares of the
par value of One (il.00) Dollar each.
said flock to be fully paid up within
one year from date, and to be non
assessable. The Indebtedness of this
Company shall not exceed twenty per
cent (20 per cent) of Its capitalization.
The private property of stockholders
shall be exempt from liability for debts
of the corporation.
In testimony whereof we have here
unto set our hands this 25th day of
March, 1901.
"M. B. LINDLEY.
MORTON LINDLEY.
FRED CHAPMAN.
State of California, County of Ala
meda, ss.
On this 26th day of March A. D. 1901.
before me, Hattle C. Thompson, a No
tary Public In and for said Alameda
County, residing therein, duly commis
sioned and sworn, personally appeared
M. B. Llndley nnd Morton Llndley,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within In
strument, and acknowledged that they
executed the same.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal,
at my office In the said County of Ala
meda, the day and year In this certi
ficate first above written,
(Seal.) HATTIE C. THOMPSON,
Notary Public In and for said Alameda
County. State of California.
Ten ct. I. It. Stp. Cncld.
State of California, County of Ala
meda, ss.
On this 25th day of March, In the year
one thousand nine hundred and one, be
fore me, Charles W. Emery, a Notary
Public In and for said County of Ala
meda, residing therein, duly commis
sioned and sworn, personally appeared
Fred Chapman, known io me to be the
person described In and whose name is
subscribed to, and who executed the
within Instrument, and he acknowl
edged to me that he executed the Mine.
We are Prepared to
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MANUFACTURERS OK
Mining, Milling and Machinery Castings
STRUCTURAL IRON ANIJ 8TBEL CONTRACTORS.
Second Hand Machinery Bought and Bold. Postofflce Bo:
THE VLTL,EY LUMBER CO
Jobbers and Dealers in Redwood.
"'i moji, jjiuius ana jaouiaings, cement and Lime.
Comer Center and Madlaoa afreet a. Telephone 661.
P. CORPSTEIN, Manager,
Ring up Telephone 63.
. ?L at M North Center "tret wanting eomettnug W
to drink. We are headauarter a for the ht in nn it. nd
feU!I Pab,t' "'P "
tun uw uroirinea on eartn.
T. W. CHAMBERLAIN LIMBER CQ
-DEALERS IST-
Lumber, Lime, Cement, Doors and Sash, Moulding,
Building Material?, Boxeij, Ktc.
Offiea and Yard Corner Second Avenue and Jaokaon Street,
In witness whereof, I have hereu
set my hand and affixed my official j,
at my ofllce In the County of Alame,
the day and1 year In this certificate jy
above written
(Seal.) CHARLES W. EMEltV
Notary Public- In nnd for said Com
of Alameda, State of California.
Ten ct. I. It. Stp. Cncld.
Territory of Arizona, County of .a
copa, ss.
I. B. P. McFall, County Recorder
and for the County and Territory afo
said, (hereby certify that I have col
pared the fore" !ng copy with the or;
Inal Art. of ln:orp. filed and record
In my office on the 1st day of Ap
1901, In Book No. 6 of Art. of Incor;
rations1 at page and that the sa
is a full, true and correct copy of gj
original and of the whole thereof
Witness my hand and seal of on;
this 1st day of April, 1901.
(Seal.) B. F. McFAI.
County Record
By A. S. ARTHUR, Dept.
Ten ct. I, R. Stp. Cncld.
Filed In the ofllce of the Secretary
the Territory of Arizona this 1st daj
April A. D. 1901, nt fi p. m.
C. II. AKiRpd
Secretary of Arlzol
First Publication April 7.
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