Arizona republican. [volume], May 04, 1901, Page 6, Image 6

About Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
WSMSBKSSSSIW'''
rwsmmsmmwmsmmm . '-, -1
f " 4 ," rifPi
6
THE ABIZONA BEPUBLICAN: SATUBDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1901
lipwpippPPSpppPPPpPPF
SOUTH SIDE
pppypjpjpppjPjpyyPpp
THE TEJflPE flATIOflflh BflK.
TEMPE, ARIZQNA.
General Banking Business.
OFFICERS: C. (I. Jonci, I'reildcnts A. C, Oinnnc, Vlcc-Proldcnt; W. II. Wilbur, Colder.
DIRECTORS: C. Q. Jone. A. O. Oinno, J. W. Woll, W. A. llollon, M. K, Cuiry.
REMEMBER WE HAVE
t!McCormick Binders and Binder Twined
IN STOCK.
Tempe Hardware and Supply Co.
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
GOVKRNINO CODY'S INDIANS.
Tronilso Not to Drink and Elect Police
From Anions Their Number.
The Indian of the show l. very little
Yllffcrent behln.1 the neenes from whit
ie Is before the curtain, When on the
road he llve In wlnivain. brought
from his natle heath. Just like those
quickly made one displayed In the
nhow. He nlwnjs wenrs the same cos
tume he exhibits In the show, and off
the utase he revel in" the same fan
tastic painting of hi face and body.
Major John M. Hurke. himself from
Indian Territory, tiecures most of tin
Indians for Colonel Cody's wl'd west
nhow year by year, in speuklnir of the
love of the red man for color. Major
Burke said:
' am often asked If the Indian's
makeup for the show Is his own. In
deed It Is. No pale face could ever de
vise such curious, quaint and slBnltl
cant arrangements of paint nnd cork.
LU that the Indian puts on his fane and
3ody mean? something. It tells a tale
of war, of peace, of happiness, of mis-
cry.
"The Indian nt his own home panus
5ils face for three reasons. In the first '
place, he wants to disguise himself, so
Ithat If he ever meets a man In combat
he will not be recognized again. If he
changes his makup. He also wants to
BtriKe terror 10 nis enemj, uhu "
thinks ne can autl to nil impresitun "
lie scowls behind a conglomeration of
liorrld figuring.
"The red man varies his colorings
(with the seasons. A thlid value to him
if his paint Is In the ability It given
Silm to skulk In and out of the streets
prlthout being discovered. In spring h?
will paint himself green: In fall a
brown or golden color. He does this so
that he cahnot be distinguished from
the plant growth as he trips heie and
jthere among It."
The common conception Is that the
Dndtan Is a great consumer of whiskey,
lit ts often asked how Buffalo Hilt keep
Sils red men away from "lire water."
tor the propensities of the Indian lu
this respect no one question. Major
IBurke, on this subject, said:
"All of our Indians are under con
tract with us. When we lake them
from the reservation they sign an
itgreement to obey orders, to refrain
fcrom all drinking, gambling nnd fight
ing. In order to make them stand by
their agreement we have 11 sort of
Jiome rule among them. For every
Uozen Indians there Is an Indian police
man. He wears a badge and Is paid
310 a month more fhan the rank and
file. This policeman Is elected by the
twelve, and he can be deposed by them
nt any time.
"This policeman Is responsible for the
conduct of those under him. He
iwatches them carefully all the tlme.and
warns them If he see trouble brewing.
There is a chief of police among them,
nnd over him sits Iron Tall, whose au
thority is not questioned. He Is amen-
Novels and Periodicals
Complete list of Mormon
Church pubiicotions.
Bicycles, Tires and
Supplies at . . .
F. T. P0MER0Y & CO.
BuMeisorg to Pomeroy ft Mets.
OODE BUILDINQ. MESA.
MOW PRFPARFn tn fill all
on short notice for Celebrated
mond Brand Creamery Butter.
ways Fresh and Sweet.
w...., -.. .w.-..
Coll at THE CENTRAL, LAND OFFICE . . .
We hare choice Ranch and City property for tale. Make Loam and write Iniurance.
Lilt your property for file. Place you where you can make money In oil.
Tom1inon & VVindcB. Tempo, Ariz.
0. J. PETERS,
WHOLESALE
Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa, Grain Hay and
All Kinds of Cereals.
Special Price on Large Contracts. Correspondence Solicited.
THE TIE THAT BINDS
best is the Tic that is made by the
PLANO BINDERY TWINE.
If you want n twine that will not kink or tangle, try Piano Bindery Twine.
You will find it at
Wilbur-Mullen Hardware Company
MESA. A.EI203STA..
DIRECTORY f
nble alone to Colon I Cody.
"We teach the Indians from the time
we take them that a saloon is a very
bad place for an Indian. We tell him
that even If he doesn't drink, It Is a
bad place to 'oaf. It Is done with kind
ness, and we find that this plan works
beautifully, ami In our career we have
found but few Instances of Indians
drinking. Of course, he Is a danger
ous beast when he does drink, and we
have to exercise the greatest care."
In the siege of Tlen-Tsln, Indians
take the part of Chinese. They, of
course, are beaten back ,and are the
unpopular Vines, but they enjoy It. In
this they differ from the Mexicans, who
took the part of Spaniards In the
charge on San Juan hill. The crowds
used to hiss the "Spaniards," and the
men from beyond the Rio Orande
didn't relish this at all. At one time a
stilke threatened to disturb the calm
serenity of Colonel Cody's life. New
York Times. ,
o
AN KXTKNSIVi: STOCK RAISER
Tni.LS HOW TO CURIO SCOURS
IN'CAI.VKS.
Wm. Ablott, of Tlndale. S. Dak
qute an extensive stock raiser, has for
number of years used Chamberlain's
CnCi cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
f,,r j,c0rs n calves and says he has
neVep jmvn t to fai. He gives a
teaspoonful In water as directed on the
bottle for an adult man, after each op
eratlon of the bowels more than natu
ral. Usually one dose Is sufficient.
For sale by all druggists.
AS CONVEYING A WARNING.
Employer I am sorry to note, Wil
liam, that you arc about to leave us.
Startled Sulcsman What! I don't
understand. I about to leave you!"
Employer Yes: you ure acting as If
o"u thought It would be Impossible for
us ever to fill your place. Chicago
Tribune
o
INCONSIDERATE INCREDULITY.
Daughter Father, I fear I hurt th
count's feelings."
Father In what way?
"I thoughtlessly told him I didn't be.
lleve he owed us much as he said he
did." Smart Set.
DKWARE OF A COUGH.
A cough Is not a dliour.e but a symp
tom. Consumption and bronchitis,
which -are the most dangerous and fatal
diseases, have for their flist Indication
a persistent cough, and if properly
treated as soon as this cough appears
are easily cured. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has proven wonderfully s,uc
ceKful, and gained Its wide reputation
and extensive sale by Its success In cur
ing the diseases which cause coughing.
If It Is not beneficial It will not cost you
u cent. For sale by all druggists.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE All kinds of Improved and
unimproved city and ranch property.
William P. Richardson.
TEMPE, i ARIZONA.
Pboenii, Tempt & Mesa Stage.
Leaves Phoenix 636n. on.
Return on your own time.
Telephone 20-. Orrc
L. W. COLLINS, Prop.
Arrs
Dia- ktisfr
Al- lTc
uu ij
TEMPE,
ARIZ.
DEALER IN
'SHOOTING STARS."
Are Welcomed by Exchange Editors
and Enjoyed Everywhere.
As n developer of literary tnlent and
rcputntlon, the newspaper exchange
editor has never received his proper
due. Of course, he Is actuated by sen
timent no loftier than that of snip
ping from the columns of the other
papeis Just what will prove most at
tractive and advantageous in hi own,
but nevertheless he lias been the means
of building up some very bright Amer
ican literary reputations. For years
Mr, DoQley's philosophy was enjoyed
by the limited constituency of a Chi
cago evening paper. Dooley's creator
could hardly be said to have had even
a local fame until the exchange editors
of the country began c'lpplng his col
umns from day to day, and Dooley
emerged as a great national censor and
t..ulrMv It was the came way with
George Ade's "Fables In Slang." Frank
L. Stanton's "Dixie Verses" enjoyed
celebrity for years In the columns' of
the Atlantic Constitution befoie he was
raised by the exchange desk shears to
his present conspicuous position.
A writer who la speedily becoming
widely known In this manner Is Mr.
Philander Chase Johnson, who for the
past ten years has been wilting dally
a quarter of u column of miscellaneous
verss and humor for the Washington
Evening Star under the title "Shooting
Stars." There ore In American Jour
nalism few features so welcome to the
industrious exchange editor as this col
umn. In the willing of which Mr. Jonn
son has Introduced several humorous
fictitious characters. Of these the best
known Is Uncle Eben. an old darkey,
whose philosophy Is a part of the' edu
cation and apiusemenl of all Wash
ington. Several ytars ago a number
of this character's observations were
collected In a little volume, entitled
"Sayings of Uncle Eben." Mr. Johnson,-
who Is a native of Wheeling, W.
Va., Is not yet thlrty-flv years old..
His newspaper work began In Cincin
nati, where he was associated with Mr.
W. J. Lampton on the Merchant Trav.
tier .a Journal published In the Interest
and for the amusenuntof "drummers."
After the failure of this paper, like Mr.
Lampton, he migrated to Washington,
where he has been ever since, A book
of Mr. Johnson's verses, "Now-a-day
Poems," . has Just appealed. May
Rookman
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of
CALIFORNIA OIL SYNDICATE.
Know All Men by These Presents:
That we, the undersigned, have this
day voluntarily associated ourselves
together for the purpose of forming a
corporation under and by virtue of the
laws of the (Territory of Arizona. And
we hereby certify:
First: That the names of Hie cor
porators of this corporation are J, C
C. Pi Ice, It. F. Fulllngton, It. Mnlben,
H. S. Bridge and J. L. Tlsdale. That
the name of said corporation 1 Cal
ifornia Oil Syndicate, and that Its
principal place of business Is tho
City of Phoenix, In the Territory of
Arizona, with branch office at San
Francisco, California.
Second: That the general nature of
the business to be transacted by tills
corporation Is to buy, sell, lease, locatf,
own, hold and deal In oil land, gui
land, petroleum land, and oil claims
and petroleum claims; to buy, pell,
own hold, and deal In stocks of other
corporations, Irands and other evidence
of Indebtedness; to buy, own, hold and
sell real estate: to act as broker or
commission agent for the transaction
of all kinds of business for other per
sons and corporations; to bore and
sink oil wells, petroleum wells, and gas
wells, either for Itself or for othen; to
own, hold and operate oil wells, pe
troleum wells and gas wells, to buy,
own, hold and operate oil nnd petrol
eum refineries; and pipe lines for the
conveyance of oil and petroleum; to
buy, locate, own, hold and to sell coal,
gold and silver bearing lands and min
ing claims; to bu), locate, acquire, own
and hold water and water rights, and
rights of way for conducting such
water; to do and perform all other acts
neceisary and proper for the purpose
of carrying on the business of this
norporatlon.
Third; That the term Tor which this
corporation Is to exist Is twenty-five
(23) years from and after the date of
Its Incorporation.
Fourth: That the amount of capital
stock of this corpsrutlon authorized Is
and shall bo five hundred thousand
dollars (J3OO.O0O). divided Into live
hundred thousand (500,000) shares of
the par value of one dollar (tl) each, all
of which said capital stock shall be
paid Immedratcly upon the organiza
tion of this corporation; and two hund
red and fifty thousand (230,000) share
thereof shall be Issued to the persons
who sign these articles, that Is to say,
to J. C. C. Prl"e, on hundred and
fifty thousand (150,000) shares; to It.
F. Fulllngtop twenty-five thousand
(2.1,000) shares: to R. Mabl'n, twenly-ilve-thousund
(25.000) sIimpj: to H. S.
Bridge, twenty-five thousand (25,000)
shares; to J. L. Tlsdale, twenty-five
thousand (25,000) abates. And'tUnt tho
balance of two hundred and fifty thou,
sand (250,000) shares or said capital
stock shall remain 1n the treasury of
thli corporation aa a working capltul
to be disposed of at Its o.tr value for
land or for money, land, work and ser
vices in nnd about the '"usiness of this
corporation.
Fifth: IThe nffalr-j of thla corpora-
lion am to be conducted by n board of
directors consisting ol live members.
The said board of directors shall con
sist until their suci-cs-ors are elected
of J. C. C. Price, 'vjnuo residence is
tho City and County of San Francisco,
State of California; R. V. Fulllngton,
whose residence Is lhu City nnd Coun
ty of San Francisco, State ct
California; R, Mablen whos res
idence Is the City and Couniv T
Ban Francisco, State of California; II.
S. Bridge, whose icsldence Is the City
and County of fian Francisco, State of
California, and J. I.. Tlsdale, whose
residence Is the City and County
of San Francisco. State of Cal
ifornia. T1ie said board of directors
shall be elected on tho first Monday In
April, 1001, and on tho first Monday
In April of each and every year there
after during the existence of this cor
poration. Sixth: The highest amount of In
debtedness and liability to which this
corporation Is at any time to subject
Itself Is one hundred thousand dollars.
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.
What (uttering frequently result
from a mother's ignorance. : or mono
frequently from a mother's neglect to
properly Instruct her daughter I
Tradition says "woman must suf
fer," and young women are so taught.
T liero ia a little truth and a great deal
of exaggeration in this. If a young
woman suffers severely she needs
treatment, nnd her mother should see
that filio gets it.
Many mothers hesitate, to take 'Vlr
daughters to a physician for cvnir na
tion s but no mother need lif0t:.tu to
w'rito freely about her di( iiwr or
herself to Mrs. Pinkh; 1 1 and secure
the most efficient in. vice without
charge. Mrs. Pinkhum's address la
Lynn, Mass. '
Mrs. August Pfalzgraf, of South
flyrpn. Wis., mother of the young lady
whose portrait wG here publish, wrote
Mrs Pinkharo In January, 18W, saying
her daughter had suffered for two
years with Irregular menstruation
had headache all thu time, and pain in
her side, feet swell, and was generally
miserable. Mrs. Pinkham promptly
replied with advice, and under date of
March. 1899, the mother writes again
that Lydia B. Pinkhara's Vegetable
Compound cured her daughter of all
puiuit and Irregularity.
Nothing in the world equals Mrs.
I'inklwin'h great medicine for regu
lating woman's peculiar monthly
troubles.
Seventh: The private property of
tho stockholders and members of this
corporation Is to be exempt from the
debts of this corporation and no pri
vate property of the stockholders and
members shall ever be taken for the
payment of the debts of the corpora
tion. In Witness Whereof, we have "here
unto set our handj and seals this 13th
day of March, A. D., 1901.
J. C. C. PRICK. (seal)
It. F. FULLINGTON. (seal)
R. MAIBEN. (seal)
H. S. BRIDGE. (seal)
J. L. TISDALE. (seal)
State of California, City and County of
San Francises. s.
On this 13th day of March. In the
year one thousand nine hundred nnd
one, before me, F. C. Mosebach, a no
tary public hi and for said City and
County of San Tranclsco, residing
therein, duly commissioned and sworn,
personally appenred J. C. C. Price. H.
y. Fulllngtn, R. Malben, H. S. Bridge
and J. L. Tlsdale, personally known to
me to be tho persons whose names nro
subscribed to the within instrument
ami they each duly acknowledged to
me that they executed the same.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal In my office in the Cljy and Coun
ty of San Francisco, State of Califor
nia, the day and year In this certificate
first above written.
(seal) F. C. MOSEBACH,
Notary Pul'c In and for the City and
County of San Francisco, State of
California.
(10c I. R. Stp. Cncld.)
SUnte of California. City and County of
San Francisco, ss.
I, William A. Deane, clerk of the
said City and County of San Fran
cisco, and clerk of the superior court
of said state In and for said City and
County of Sun Francisco, the same be
ing a court of record, and having by
law a seal, do .hereby certify that F. C.
Mosebach. whose name Is subscribed
to the certificate of acknowledgment of
the foregoing Instrument, and thereon
written, wss, at thit ttmr of tutting:
such acknowledgment, a notary publl?
In and for said State of California, duly
commissioned nnd sworn, and residing
In the said City and County of Sau
Francisco, and an officer duly author
ized by the laws of said state of Cal
ifornia to tuke the acknowledgment or
proof of deeds or conveyances for
lands, tenements nnd hereditaments in
snld Stac of California, and further
that I am well acquainted with the
hupdwrltlng of said notary public, nnd
erlly believe that the signature to said
original certificate of Acknowledgment
Is genuine.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
subscribed my name nnd affixed the
official seal of said court this H3h day
of March,' 1901.
(seal) WM. A. DEAN'E,
County Clerk and Ex-Offlclo Cleric of
the Superior Court.
(10 I. R. Stp. Cncld.)
Territory of Arizona, County of Mari
copa, ss.
I. B. F. MoFall, county recorder In
and for the county and territory afon
sald, hereby certify that I have com
pared tho foregoing copy with the or
iginal articles of Incorporation filed
and recorded In my ofllce on the 13th
day of March, 1901, In book No. 6 of
articles of Incorporations, at page .
and that the s.ime ts n full, true and
correct copy of such original and o
Uie whole thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of office
this 15th day of March, 1901.
(seal) B. F. il'FALU
By County Recorder
A. S. ARTHUR, Deputy.
(lOo I. R. Stp. Cncld.)
Piled In the office of the secretnry of
the territory of Arizona this 15th day
of March, A, D., 1901, at 3 p. m.
C. IT. AKERS,
Secretary of Arizona
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
of the
THE YOUNGSTOWN-SALEM HON
DURAS PLANTATION
COMPANY.
1
First: The name of this corporation
Is the Youngstown-Salem Honduras
Plantation Company.
Second: The principal office and
place of business In the Territory of Ar
izona is to be located In the city of
Phoenlxi
Third: The nature of the business
and the objecis and purposes proposed
to be transacted, promoted and carried
on, are to do (any or all -of the things
herein mentioned ob fully and to the
same extent as natural persons might
or could do, and In any part of the
world, viz:
To engage In agricultural pursuits in
Honduras, Clntral America. To raise
fruits, nuts, tc. sell same, and nit that
may be necisuary to carry on the bus
iness whl'.h be Incident to same.
IN ''"Tli'uRANCK AND NOT IN
T.iM.'lATtOIf of the general powers
conferind by khe laws of Arizona Is ex
pressly1 'provided that thlr. corporation
shall have thu following powers, viz:
To talie, ovjn, hold, deal In, mortgage
or otherwise lien, ant! to lra3e, sell, ex
change, transfer or In any manner
wnaieyer dispose of, real property,
whereyer situated. To manufacture,
purchase or ijcqulre In a lawful manner,
and to hoid, own, mortgage, pledge,
sell, transfer1, or In any manner dispose
of, and to deal and trade In, goods,
wares, merchandise and property of any
class and description,
To acquire the good will, right and
property of any person, firm, associa
tion or corporation; to pay for the same
In cash, the, stock of this company,
bondc or otherwise: to hold or In any
manner dispose of the whole or any
part of the property so purchased; to
conduct In any lawful manner the whole
or any part .of the property so nurchas
ed; to conduct In any lawful manner
the whole tlr any part of the business
so acquired, and to exercise all the pow
er necessary or convenient In and about
the conduct and management of such
business.
To apply for or In any manner to ac
quire, and to hold, own, use and oper
ate, or to mi;11 or In any manner dispose
of, and to grant license or other rights
In resiect if, and in any manner deal
witb, any tind all rights In respect of.
nnd In any manner deal with, any nnd
all rights. Inventions, Improvements,
nnd processes exercised or used In con
nection wltjh or wcured under let
ter? patent, or copyright of the
United States or other countries, and
any and nli trade marks and similar
forms of protection wherever obtained
or registered, and any nnd nil formulae,
processes, fights, privileges, concessions
nnd authorities, and to turn to account,
work, operate, use, enjoy '-r l"i!ope
the same, nnd to carry on any business,
manufactuilng or othervvlre, which may
directly or1 indirectly prove necessary,
ndvantagedus or servlcable In the prem
ises To enter Into, make and perform con
tracts of ijvery kind with any person,
firm, association or corporation, nnd,
without limit a? to amount, to draw,
make, accept, endorse, discount, exe
cute and lilsue promissory notes, drafts,
bills of exchange, warrants, bonds, de
benture jind other negotiable or In
struments transferable so far as may
be permitted by the laws of the terri
tory of Arizona.
To have officer, nnd carry on business
without Restriction aw to place or
amount.
To do any or all the things herein set
forth to tiie same extent as naturnl
persons cquld do. and In any part of the
world as principals, agents, contractors,
trustees or otherwlro, and either alone
or conjointly with others.
Tn genefal, to carry on, In connection
with the object, purposes and buslne.v.
rot forth nny other business whatsoever
and with all the powers conferred by
the laws lif Arizona on corporations.
Fourth:' The amount of the total au
thorized Capital stock of this corpora
tion is five hundred thousand ($500,000)
dollnrs, divided Into fifty thousand
(50.000) shares, of ten dollars ($10.00)
each, payable cash.
The amount of capital stock with
which It Mil commence business Is five
hundred thousand ($500,000.00), being
50.000 shores of ten (J10 00) each.
Fifth: The names and places of res
idence of each of the s-ubscrlbers to the
capitnl stock are as follow.".:
Frank L. Brown. ..Youngatown, Ohio.
David F. Anderson. .Youngstown. Ohio.
Woodford H. Davis. ...New York. N. Y.
A ,W. Craver Youngstown, Ohio.
Indlce T. Small Youngstown, Ohio.
Jiimes McCartney... .Youngstown, Ohio.
Thds. II. Hitchcock. ...Boardman, Ohio
Wm. E. Phillips Youngstown. Ohio
Frank J. Kohart Warren, Ohio.
C. V. Rijed Duquesne. Pa.
Harry Mr-Geehan Lowellvllle, Ohio.
Wm. McJJeehan Lowellvllle, Ohio.
Sixth: The existence of this corpor
ation Is to be for twenty-five (25) years
from dab;.
Seventh: The affairs of this corpor
ation ar to be conducted by the of
ficers and persons fixed by the by-laws,
and such persons are to be chosen at
the tlmej and place. and In the man
ner fixed by the by-laws.
Eighth! This corporation may be
come sehted nnd posser-jed of either real
or personal estate, or both, to on unlim
ited extent, but a limit to the value of
the property to held may be fixed by
the by-laws.
Ninth: The amount of Indebtedness
or liability which this corporation at
any time may Incur shall be two-thirds
of the capltul stock.
Tenth: The nrlvate property of the
stockholders shall not be subject to the
payment of corporate debts to any ex
tent whatever.
Eleventh: The directors shall have
power to make nnd alter the by-laws;
to fix the amount to be reserved as
working capital, nnd to authorize, and
cauee tci be executed, mortgages and
liens, without limit as to amount, upon
the property and franchises of the cor
poration, and, n general, to exercise
all powers and authorities not express,
ly withheld 'from them by the law, or
this Certificate of Incorporation, or the
action of the stockholders.
With t consent. In writing, and pur
suant to a vote of the holders1 of 50 per
cent" of the capital stock Issued and
outstanding, the directors shall have
the power to dispose, in any manner, of
the whole property of this corporation.
The by-laws s-hall determine whether
and to what extent the accounts and
books o this corporation, or any of
them, shnll be open to the Inspection of
the stockholders: and no stockholder
can have the right of Inspecting any
account or book or document of this
corporation except ns conferred by law
or the by-laws, or by resolution of Its
stockholders.
The stockholder? and directors shall
have power to hold their meetings, and
keep th.f- books, outlde of the Territory
or Arizona, nt such places as may be
from time to time designated.
It Is ihe Intention that the object
specified In the third paragraph shall,
except or otherwise expressed in said
paragraph, be no wise limited or re
stricted by reference to or inference
from the terms of any other paragraph
or clause 'of this Certificate of Incorpor
ation, hut that the object specified In.
each of the clauses of this Certificate1
shall be regarded as .Independent ob
jects. We, the undersigned, for the purpose
of forming a corporation under the laws
of the Territory of Arizona, do make,
rceord and tile this cetlflcate, and do
certify that the facts herein stated are
true, nnd we have accordingly hereun
to set our respective hands and seals.
DAVID F. ANDERSON. (Seal)
A. W. CRAVER. (Seal)
WM. E. PHILLIPS. (Seal)
HARRY McGHEHAN. (Seal)
Dated at YoungMown, Ohio, April 18,
In presence of Aubon Jansen.
State of Ohio, county of Mahoning, s
Be it .remembered, that on this ISth
day oi April, 1901, A. D.. personally ap
peared before me. the subscriber, a no
tary public, David F. Anderson, A. W.
Craver, Wm. E. Phillips, Harry McGee
han, parties to the foregoing Certifi
cate of Incorporation, known to me per
sonally to be such, and severally ac
knowledged this Certificate of Incor
poration to be their act and deed re
spectively, and that the facts therein
stated were truly sot forth.
Given under my hand and seal of of
fice, the day and year aforesaid.
(Seal) W. F. GIBSON.
Notary Public.
10 ct. T. R. stamp cancelled.
Filed nnd recorded In the ofllce of the
county recorder of Maricopa county,
Arizonn, this 29th day of April, A. D
1901.
Filed In tho qillce of the secretary of
the Terrltorj'.of Arizona, this 29th day
of April, A. D.. 1901, ut fi p. m.
C. H. AKERS,
Secretary of Ailzonn.
.First Publication, May 3.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
CALIFORNIA CONSOLIDATED
CRUDE OIL COMPANY.
Know all men by these pre?erts, that
we, the undOHlgiul, hive associated
ourselves and uy Jheae presentr do a
soclate ourselves for the purpose of
forming a corporation under and by
virtue of the laws of the Territory of
Arizona, with the name and purpose
hereinafter written, and we do further
certify and set forth:
First: That the name of wild corpor
ation Is and shall be "The Callfornlj
Consolidated Crude Oil Company."
Second: The names of the Incorpor
ators nre Andrew B. Bennlson, John J.
Meyers, Charles L. Moore, William
Dleffenbacher and Horace W. Sloan.
Third: That the principal place of
business nnd office of this association
Is the city of Phosnix, county of Mar
icopa, Territory of Arizona.
Fourth: That the purposes for which
said corporation Is formed, nnd the gen
eral nature of the business is to be
transacted by It "are:
To engage In the business of mining
for oil nnd refining the same and of
selling It for profits; to acquire by deed,
will, gift, grant or otherwise, lands,
tenements, hereditaments, leasehold
estate, water, water rights, oil wellft
pipe lines, bonds, notes, bills, claims, ev
idences of Indebtedness, stocks or bonds
of Incorpointed companies, patent
rights and licenses, property of
every kind and every estate, right, In
terest and appurtenance. In or to or
concerning real or personal property of
every name and nature. legal and equi
table, and to have nnd to Tiold, use and
enjoy, manage and i-ontrol, grant as.
slgn, transfer nnd convey, encumber by
mortgage or deed of trust, and other
wise dispose of the same, and every
part thereof, or Interest therein, and to
f-?l or exchange the capital stock of
'this corporation, or any part thereof,
for the capital stock of other corpora
tions, or any part thereof, and for oth
er property rights or franchlsos, as the
board of directors of this corporation
We arc Prepared to
We have Just received a new line oi
Me them.
THE LAWRENCE &
iT J mI
STANDARD IRON WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OF
Mining, Milling and Machinery Castings
STRUCTURAL IRON ANP STHEL CONTRACTORS.
Second Hand Machinery Bought and Sold. Postofflce Box 41
THE VALLEY LUMBEE CO.
Jobbers and Dealer In Redwood, Oregon Pine and Arizona Lumber,
Doom, sash, Blinds and Mouldings, Cement and Lime.
Corner Center and Madison streets. Telephone 68L
P. CORPSTEIN, Manager,
Ring up Telephone 63.
Or call at M North Center a tree t when wanting MmethiaK ale
to drink. W are headquarter a for the beat in our Una and sol
agent for Pabst, Letups and tha San Francisco brewerlea. Ltd., ir
of tha beat brcwarlea on earth.
T. W. CHAMBERLAIN LUMBER CO.
-DEALKRS IK-
Lumber, Lime, Cement, Doors and Sash, Mouldings,
Building Material?, Boxes,
i.-'1
Offlco anil' Yard 'oornir Baobnd Avenue
may deem necessary for the purposes
of this corporation and the transaction
of Its business; also to establish agen
cies and offices In this territory and In
the Mate of California and elsewhere,
and to employ any and all kinds 6f ser
vants, laborers, employe's and ns.slst
ants to carry on said bu'-luess of min
ing for oil nnd of refining and selling
the fome. and to sell oil and products
mined by Itself or other persons or cor
porations In California and other states
and territories of the United Stales
of America and In foreign countries; all
of the c'oresald subject to such re
striction!! a are provided by law. .
Fifth: Tl.e amount of the capital
stock of this corporation shall be one
mllllun (1,000,000) dollars', divided Into
one million shares of the par value of
one dollar ($1.00) per share; five hund
red shares of said stock shall be Issued
to the Individuals named above ns the
Incorporators of r.ild company, a:, their
Interests may appear on the subscrip
tion book of this company, nnd no sock
shall be Issued until the same
Is fully paid up, nnd the remaining
r.tock shalljje Issued when and an the
same Is "sold to subscribers: nnd the
whole of the stock of this companyshall
be non-assessable except by amending
these articles! of association.
Sixth: The time of the commence
ment of business of this company shall
be the day of the filing of these articles
of Incorporation In the office of the re
corder of the county of Maricopa, Ter
ritory of Arizonn, and the termination
thereof shall be twenty-five years there,
after, unless sooner wound up In con
formity with the laws of the Territory
of Arizona,
Seventh: Tho affairs of this company
shall be conducted by a board of five
directors, and the above named incor
porator:' shall be nnd constitute the
board of directors of this company until
their successors are duly elected and
qualified, nnd the board of directors
shall hereafter be elected annually on
the first Monday of April of each year.
No person Is eligible to be a director of
this corporation who Is not n stockhold
er thereof, and nny director ceasing to
be a. stockholder his office at once be
come)? vacant, and may be filled by the
board of directors at its next meeting.
Eighth: The private property of tho
stockholders of this corporation shall
be exempt from and not liable In any
cav? for nny of the debts created by
this corporation.
Ninth: The board of directors shalt
have power to elect a president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer, from
their own !oard, nnd to make by-laws,
rules and regulations necessary to car
ry Into execution the affalra of this
company.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this 19th day of April, A.
D., 1901.
Names of Cor- Am't of stock
porators. subscribed.
Andrew B, Bennlson WW shares
John J. Meyers ...' 500 shares
H. W. Sloan 600 shares
William Dleffenbacher COO jJiares
Charles L. Moore BOO shares
State of California, city and county of
San Francisco, ss:
Before me, Geo. T. Knox, a notary
public In and for the city and county of
San Francisco, State of Califor
nia, on this day personally ap
peared Andrew B. Bennlson, John J.
Meyers. Charles L. Moore. William
Dleffenbacher and Horace W. .Sloan,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the foregoing
Instrument, nnd acknowledged to me
that they, nnd each of them, executed
the same for the purpos; nnd considera
tion therein expressed.
(Seal) GEO. T. KNOX.
Notary Public.
Ten ct. I. R. stamp cancelled.
Filed and recorded In the office of the
county recorder of Srarlcopa county,
Arizona, this 29th day of April A. D
1901.
Filed in the office of the secretary of
the Territory of Arizona this 29th day
of April. A. D 1901, at 3 p. m.
C. H. AKERS,
Secretary of Arizona.
First Publication, May 3. v
Furnish You With
Vehicle,
Harness
and Horse
nobby up-to-date Klgs. Call tad
CLARK VEHICLE CO.
Phoenix, Arizona.
MELCZER BROS.
Etc
and Jaokson Street.
mnuimira