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THi 6i8 BAiLV rvieWJIbe. Arizona, Friday morning, july 21, ion.
fA( Pive-
itflLl
TEXAS FIGHI
NEARS CLOSETooHi tawd
l!r i"SarL0011 P?igr
of
1 a&t run muiiiiib
Will Close at the
Polls Saturday
AIL INTERESTS INVOLVED
AUSTIN. Texas. July 20 Texas
Is. about to go to one of tbc stiffest
tests made anywhere In the country
between tho Heuur Interests and
the sntl-baloon forces. The state
campaign which has been waged
"with a bttttrnees tbat has seemed
to increase dally lor the past three
months will close tomorrow and on
lurduy the voter will rjeclde
whether or not an amendment pro
viding (or statewilo arpbibltle
shall be added to the constitution
of Texas.
Reports from all directions ln
dle iLal ih' is by far the ihost
iilttor political BtragKlc htch ever
lias occurred in tho Lone aiaif
state. Today and tomorrow the
fight will be brought to a whirl
nal finish with mass meetings in
every nook and corner of the coal
man wealth, from tho- panhandle to
the gulf, and from Kl Paeo to tho
forests of east Texas.
It seems impoeslblo to foecast
the result of the special election
with any degree of certainty. From
the headquarters of both the pro
hlbitionlste and the antl-prohibltion-Ists
are emanating reports iradicat
ins (bat both sides -view the out
look witr equal conadonce.
Seme onlookers see In the reV
suits of the last democratic primary
an indication of the vote fa the
coming electlou. To the majority,
Jiewever; the results of the recent
overwhelming vote for railroad coa;
mlssioeer, Oscar II. Colquitt, the
anti-prohlbltionlst candidate for gov
ornor., was polled, but at the same
time a great demand for the Mib
mlneion of the profc.1 n tp.prli' r
was voted. In iemcvvtlc JVs,
nemtaation I" a demovalc pri
mary is equivalent to election, and
although Mr. Colquitt was assured
of the post of governor, he wait
obliged by the votes of the people
to submit to n vote on tho ques
tion of prohibition.
Throughout the campaign both
sWes have maintained headquarters
in a number of the leading cities ot
tho state From these headquarter
tos of literature bare been mailer
and hundreds of speakers have been
sent forth ' to stump the country
from end to end. Governor Golqulu
himself has led the force of 'anti
speakers. On the prohibition side
former Goverhor Campbell has been
owe of the most active workers The
newspapers, the churches, the Y.
M. C. A. and numerous otber or
ganisations have- lined np on on
side or the other in the campaign
and many instances are cited where
oven families aro split over the
Itsue.
The only feature ot the struggle
which stands out with unmistakable
clearness is the fact tbat the pub
lic generally is deetrieus for Ihe
saloon question to be definitely set
tled once and for all. for it has
long been a bugbear in Texas pol
itics. But whether they want to
vote out the saloon at the same
time is a question that can be
answered only by a count of the
votes day after tomorrow.
KING LAYS CORNERSTONE.
CDINBl'KGH, July 50. The lead
ing feature of thle, tbe third day
of tbe ryal visit to B-linbirgk,
was the attendance of tbe klurf
and queen this aftternoon at the
laying of ibe cornerstoae for Usher
ball, an institution to be built from
a donation by the lato Andrew
Usbiar, the noted distiller, and vsliicn
is to bo utilized ciilefly to promote
tho cultivation of mudc This morn
ing the king attended blstorte St.
Giles catherdal NaiHl "otticiateii at
tbe dedication of the chapel of tbe
Tbhttle.
I .. .
ANTI-THIEF ASSOCIATION.
ARKANSAS CITY, Jn!y .
Arkansas City today began tbe en
tertainment of the annual conven
tion of the Anti-Horse Thief asso
ciation of KanMK and Oklahoma,
which is one of tbe most vtnlq.no
and influential organisations in this
section of tho country. Though
horse tMsvos are Bet so plentiful
in the two state sas they were
oco upon a time, tbe association
kas continued to maintain lis or
ganization largely for soctal pur
tmw and now has a membership
ostimated at S0,ee.
CHARGED With FRAUD.
BOSTON. Mass, July 30- Rwfcert
If. Neil, president of the International
Hrelherhood of Railway Employes
ajot well known in labor clrclea
thwsghout this country and Canada,
MR given a preHnttaar-f baariat
VelKK United States Coamisstoaet
Jinyw tedar 'oa a charge of M8tm
tbe SFtaHs in a ucheo-.e to dWrsud
It t alicrged that aontre months ag
Ml Issued circulars, soWeHtag a
vetUsvng for a magaziBe, tbe pro
oftstfs of which were to be ased for
death and slok beiwfite for railroad
noa. and that the funta raceivea
More diverted to Neil's own uses.
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK.
-iVASJHNOTON. D. C. July SO.
Prtoidmt Taft has arranged tor a
txiai
in Maaaeaas. va, tMaorrow
te Wk part la the big eelefcratkM
of tt Blue &Hd tka Gray,
ftp fcaWefleW of Bull Run.
' NOT- FOR HIM
iVJi'rVTlio Ig
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TO iTELL.
ftf thiHrrl
at ,ro-,a3w iHt. a8d Ma can
Or. Lyon's
rlannrA -ki-if nnH I-1!!-
tines the teeth and imparts
. j r , ,1
PuntX a.n? nagrance to the
Dream, ivioinerssnouiateacft
the little ones its daily use.
REFUSED TO SELL A
FAM0USP0LICE DOG
BERLIN, July -j Not onl) m Kna
land and America are fancy prUes
paid for dogs, for in Germany fancie' s
will pay fantastic sums for canine
pets. At tho recent exhibition of i
dogs at Cas91 a PreBchisan offered'
12.640 marks, or about $t,900, for a
police dog. The dog rejoices In the
name of Tell, , and the sum offered
n.ight be v considered as conclusive
evidence that Tell Is worthy of his
ruinous name; but this is not all. Tho
dog belongs to Sergeant Decker, who
refused the tempting offer, observing
that his dog should not quit Germany
at any price.
EIGHT STATES NOW
DRY; SOME COMPLAIN
WASHINGTON. July 30. Thero
are now eight states in. the union In d ot eaoh Jn0nth visiting broth
which statewide prohibition exists. ors Jnrited to atUnd.
With the exception of Maine, all of' GEOH. CO 1315 E, C. C.
them are trving the exieriment for q THOMAS Clerk."
the first time They are Maine. North j jJ "
Carolina, Georjfa, l&sissippl, Tenn-J
essee. Oklahoma. Kansas and North'
Dakota. Oklahoma is demanding a
special election to roiieal constitution
al prohibition some time before the
next general election. At the last elec- j
tion in Maine, Governor Itaisted and l
a 'Tvov leswlature were elected on a
resubmission issue.
Maine adopted prohibition in 18 SC
repealed it in 16 W. rf adopted It in
ISoS and again is demanding the re
peat MEMOIRS OF DOINGS
II fir. "N IIP" IIIMI'JM !
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ur nuiHLi i hvihnlu
LONDON. July 36 There
considerable talk in the West
i s
Snrt
elnbs an-J society circles of the i
which are expected to ecHirse even
tbe famous literary aehleveraent of
Lady Cardigan in the Intimacy and
candor of its references to the af
lairs ot personages prominent in
the society of the later Victorian
era.
A great deal f mystery Is being
malrftaiHtxl retesnllug the identity ot
the SuthVrr of the volume but the
author atl to be a iadv who
,-s formerly a well known figure
in London society, although the
volume 'will be published anonym
ously or under a peewkmym. The
book is awaited with keen inter
est, ami, in some quarters, with
a certain degree of uneasiness.
"BILLY?' HITT IS STILL
SILENT ON LOVE AFFAIR '
NEW ORLEANS, July JA Wnl F.
Jtitt retused last night, just Derore
leavlng for Boston, to be interviewed;
. . ... ..... - -
on me report circulated nere inai no
is engaged to Miss Catherine Klk'n...
just jioftin last aiarm uras inn
was a devo'cil attendant upon Miss
Klkins when they were on a cruise
through Bayou Teche. as members of.
a party aboard Joseph Letter's launch,
the Annie Russell.
The story here Is that they were
igl,eaueiore me cruise was over.
Mr,' H&i Is traveling.with bis brpth-
er. RwS Reynolds Hitt. United States
aavbaiaQor to "Guatemala. Minister
HittTie off on a year's leave of ab
sence &n account of ill health.
WOMEN SKIP, FEARING
TO SERVE ON JURY
SOUTH BUND, Wash.. July 30
Wbea the women of Washington were
given the right to sote they were also
given the right to serve on juries
The QXtent of their loactaga for this
particular "right' was Illustrated in
tbe superior court recently.
A jury was la course of formation,
when the venire ran short and the
sheriff was ordered to surcinon a
woman talesman.
From seventv-flve to one hundred
women stampeded frees tbe court-
room. i
I
ARIZONA AND
NEW MEXICO
. RAILWAY
ARIZONA 0. NEV MEXICO RAIL
WAY COMPANY PASSENGER
SERVICE, '
DAILY.
aoatabeoTrt. Mortfabeend.
7:10a.m. Ir. ClifMa Ax. I:Sp.m.
7:5va.m. " Gefhrte
1 I.U.-
- '.i
S-.SZa.m. - Duncaa " 2:3 .m.
.POS.ilf. Vlininit x.voy.nb
11-66 a-.rn.Ar.
JVaVHUMi A . w .rv i
K...,.n .tlA .
1 Southbound train ommeeta with
' Seutbera PacWe westbound train No.
' 1. leaelag LoKtoburg :7 a-m,
i Moeatafa Time.
SootklMttiMl taalN eeuneeU with El
lor MH'asa, leauing HuaWln. at 11:42
au IfiMgftalK. 71m, and wflh west-
ikdiNki Jtmmt, Hx Dougta gwIrlabee,
f leavtag IMchtt at ll:lt aja, Mouh-
vnVst Ji eflevaW
A. T. TjrOMBON,
TaMe MKMgw. CWton, Aitom.
Fe. 17, Nil.
'..ett f'
JMAMwW''i -
i
LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR
WEEK ENDING July 22, 1911
Monday
Tuesday Blue Second
Friday
Saturday Blue Third.
ABRAMS. W. M.
& L. BLAIR. Secy. F. & A. it.
a. W. JORGENSEN. II. F. "
CTF. PHILBROOK. E. a
vV. it. BANKS, Secy. It. A. if.
K. T.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
m thbone Loose, No. 10
KnlKhta of Pythias
meet the first, second i
and fourth, Tuesdays ot
each month In Pythian
i;asue. visiting Draw
ers cordially Invited.
.&' b. B. MATOEWS, a &
. C. KRIGBAUM. K. of R. 8.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
Pearl Chapter Ho. t
Meets in Masonic Hall
Seccod and Fourth
Wednesdays ot each
month.
Ella M. Tenr. W. M.
Kathertno Faff. Sec
W. 0. w.
Wnvlixion nf 1ia WnHil mpt at
FbI ., ,t. .PPnnA nni fourth Mon
P. 0. ELKS
Blsbee Lodge,
No. 671, meets
first and third
Tuesdays of each ,
month at Elk
I.JUP xiuusb. .
VlBl.Vn,F .l)ro.t?r,,
cordially Invited.
Sam Frankrsburg
Exalted Ruler.
Secretary.
f. O. McGRATH.
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1. t,
&.
EJ.XirJF H
vf I TVy
B.
Sfl kl A "lautJ KA""1' u" ""'"tot any and all such rights, way, rail
l?Ii It jrajaeni wooumon ei
Amerlca, vmeets sec -
ond and fourth Thursdavs in I O.
n -fcaii viQin mMhimn irn'fcs. warehouses, and all such o'her
lnViteu- t0 attend
", "" .H-.-Ut. UW.V.V - ,
R. L. MOTZ, Clerk,
TAYLOR, Consul.
,J D.
ORDER
OF
OWLS
No. 120S
1st 3
ItSsSi
&&&
Odd Fellows
Hall
Brotherhood of American
Yoeman
Richard I. Homestead 835
meets second ana fourth
Tuesdays at Odd Fellowr
Hall Visiting Archers are
cordially Invited. ;
v. n KTTNSfiN Forenvm
is- ur iiiii ." v A-floruvrnrjnr wnr tn .
. ... um "
.
...,.
. U. H. Pl.
I. 0. R. M.
everv Thursday evening
Meets every Thursday evening at,
7 so o'clock in Pythian Castle. All
visiting Red Men welcome,
Win. DELBRIDGE, Sachem,
F. a FENDERSON, K. of R.
M, D. COHEN, Medicine Man.
F. B.
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
Dl.hnn T nAtra V '
r, mopt. ovnrr .
WHS
1 nMuZ3Ki7U v"32W
: t
Wedneday oven-iand
Ing at K, of
r Hall V.siting :
.i., a.
,.ic-iiiut;i0 .v.u. ,
ally invited.
V.m. P. MARDON. President.
BARBARA SHEARER, Secretary.
SONORA LODGE
NO. 23
0. 0. F.
Cananea. Mexico i
meets every
Monday at 8 p. m. in Masonic HalL
Visiting brother cordially Invited,
W. II. EARP. N. G.
JOSEPH HOWARD, Scc"y.
-itii
BISBEE LODGE NO. 10.
i n n p
W J
Vfj -VL
iniiucwfflj u,c.- ,
log In Odd Fellows Hall. Main St-
Vlsitlng brothers aro cordially In
vited to attend.
B. L. SEIDEL, N. G.
F. J. ATTAWAY, Secreury.
F. O. E.
WOIBC flCtK III, X. U. , 1UKIW
Bt and third Mondays. 8 p. m.
M.L.. 1 -4 r . C f 1 n.K.n
Falr Hall. Visitors cordially wcl-
--j
.w.w.
Win. BUCKETT, President
M. D. COHEN, Aerie Physician,
order be published for four success-
l O. T. M.
The Ladles of the Maccabees of
tho World meet la tbe Fair bat
the first and third Tuesday of each
month, 7:20 p. m. Vlsltine mem-
bcrs cordially invited.
. JOSEPHINE VERFDTH,
Commander.
MYRTLE MKEEHAN,?i i
Record ' Keeper. J
i,
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A ff 4 -4i -
Scfter
xy-y ,
Legal Advertisements
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
COPPER LAKE DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS; That wo, tho undersign
ed, havo voluntarily associated our
selves together for the purpose of
forming a corporation under the Laws
of tho Territory of Arizona, for the
furposo ot engaging In tho business
hereinafter specified and we do
make, sign, adopt, acknowledge, and
publish these articles of incorpora
tion, and we hereby certify:
ARTICLE I.
(a) The name of the corporators are
JOSEPH E. CURRY, WALTBR B.
CONGDON, JOHN F. lUNKHRD. nil
of BisUoe. Arizona. THOROLD F.
FIELD and EDWARD C. CONGDON,
of Duluth Minnesota.
(b)
The namo of tno corporation
be Copper Lake Development
shell
Company.
(c) The corporation's principal place
of transacting business shall be at
Warren, Cochise County, Arizona, ?nd
Its general oIHco, shall be la the City
of Warren. Cochise County, Arlnroa,
which shall bo the place ot the trans
action ot -business Involving tho gen
eral direction, control and Caanre of
fbe corporation. Branch otlkps r.aj
bo established by tbe Board of Di
rectors and the corporation shall
carry on business in Arizona and in
such other states, terriorie, and
countries as tho Beard of Directors
may determine.
ARTICLE II.
The general nature of the buoicss
proposed to bo transacted and car
ried on by this corporation Is as
follows: In general to engage In and
carry on tho business of mln'nqr. re
fining, smelting, and manufacturing
any and all kinds of ores, minerals
and metals; to purchase. locate, and
otherwise acquire, bold anl own min
eral lands mines, mining clalm.1, and
mining properties, to exploro for, to
mine and remove, to purchnso and to
smelt, mil!, rcfino and otherwise
treat, any and all ores, metnls und
minerals: to construct, manufacture.
purchaso or otherwise acquire, any
nnd nil fturh ralnlni? nlftntb mlninj?
and all such raining plants,
ci&chinerv. mlnlno- tools. Imnlemnts
nnrt mnffirlftl irnndH wnr. nnrt itn.
ehandlse, buildings smelting plants
and furnaces, mills, crushing ptants.
rcflnerlf-s and other reductive works.
and to construct, improve, manage
works and control, and to Join with
others In the construction, improve
ment, management, work nnd control
t,Mv-
ways, i
bridges, reservoirs, water cours-
es aqueducts, wharfs hydraulic
works, electric works, stores, factor-
' necessary or convenient. In aad aiout
I the mining, smelting, or reunlntr op-
I orations of this company; to purchase
! or otherwise acquire the fee of any
and all lands, or any estate .therein
less than the fee thereof, necessary
or useful In furtherance of any object
of this corporation and whether or not
such lands contain minerals to pur
chase or otherwise acquire, own. and
bold the canital stock: In whole or
I In nart. of any other corporation, for
eign or domestic and wnlle such hold-
er and owner ot any ot the capita'
stock of any such otber corpora !on
to exercise all the rights and privi
leges of ownership thereof Including
tho right to vote the same, to tbo name
extent that a natural person, own'ng
such stork might do to sU, convey,
lease, mortgage, hypothlcate, or pin
orwlse dispose-of, at one time or from
time to time, the whole or any pail
or parts of the property of. thto ir.r-
Poratlon. real, personal or mlxod, and
anJ th,ngB and tramwct au snch oth-
cr business ta may be Incidental to
Ihe purposes aforesaid md not con-
trary to tho laws of thj Temto.-y cf
Arizona or of tho Unllcd States or
America.
ARTICLE 111.
The amount of tho capital slock of
Ihls corporation shall bo Seven H'.n
rtred. and Fifty Thousand Dollars, dl
vlded Into Scventy-fivo Thoauand.
shares of thb par valuo of Ten Pol-
Hrs each. The capital stock of tbe
company shall bo Issued at fucn
limes nnd upon such conditions as
shall bo prescribed by the Board of
TrnirT TtfirA$t Cit thft Rftnirt TTlftV
Issued full paid and non-assessable.
nggeggabje tor ine balance or the
i par valuo thereof. In tho discretion
of the Board of Directors, and uay-
tnents for tho capital stock may bn
,i.
reaue in ca&n -or, oy uauvivr i uus
rorporstion ot proiorty. Including
shares of the capital stock of any
other corporation, domestic or for
eign.
ARTICLE IV.
The time when this corporation
shall comrrence shall be the i'nte
flod lf th ifidorrfcr nf Cochise
ry,.,, ArWnn ohcti iw r.iorf for
w J -- r : . .
record with the Territorial Auditor
of the Territory of Arlsona. ami the
lime of its termination shall be tweu
ty-fivo years thereafter.
ARTICLE V.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this cororatlon shall bo
held at tho ofBco of the cororatlon
. ... -. -fe a - .i. Vi
er ptace In the Territory of Arizona,
- ,,- J--lw--J . ,A TIia rf
MO IMkJ ItO MWVplim?LA UJ u ,u, u u.
Directors, on the second Monday in
March i'n each year at two a clock
in the afternoon.
The affairs of the corporation shall
be conducted by- a board of sve di
rectors, who shall be stockholders, un
til the first annual meeting of tbe
stockholders and until their success
ors shall bo elected and nnaliSed,
Joseph E Carry, Walter B. Congdon,
John F. Bankcrd, all of Blebee. Ari
zona. Thorold F. Field and Edward
C. Congdon. of Duluth, Minnesota
shall compese the board ot directors
of this company. &t tho first and eacli
succeeding annual meeting of the
stockholders, they shall elect the
Roard of Directors, who shall hold
their office one vcar and until, their
successors shall be elected rnd qaal-
(fled. As soon as may be afte-the cer-
(ifled copy of these article's Is filed
for record with tho Territorial An-
'dlior of the Territory of Arizona, tbe
laid Board of Directors sfall hold Its
I flrt meetlm? at tho officii' nf thl3 cor-
poratlon in the City ot Vti'iri. .frl-
scna,-and tie presence of a majority
1 AU.'1 j . ,"L.
DAILY REVIEW WANT ADS.
Advertisements undar this head ran at the rate of 1 cent par word with a minimum charo of
cents for each Insertion. Advertisements must reach The Htvlew office not later than 8 p. m. for In
sertion In the nxt morning's paper.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Gas ranges, refrigerat
ors, sewing machines and ollas.
New and second hand furniture
bought and sold. Brooks Cooper
Furniture Co. Phone 341. 78(
FOR 8ALE Five shares Citizens
bank stock at par. Box 1939.
FOR BALE Second hand lette
press In good condition, cheap for
cash. Brooks Cooper Furniture
Co., Pythian Castlo Bldg. O. K.
street, opposite Review office.
Phono 34L 0
HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE
Co. New and second band fur
niture bought end sold. Fiaa
stock wall paper. BrrMry
avenue. MS
HELP WANTED
WANTED Men and boys In Los
Angeles. Small pay but cat
learn trade ot automobiles, elec
trlclty, plumbing, bricklaying oi
actual contract Jobs. 300 students
last year. Catalogue free. Unite
Trade School Contracting Co.
Los Angeles. 846
ot said directors at said such first
meeting shall be a valid quorum for
tho transaction of business.
Tho Board of Directors shall adopt
by-laws and may amend or repeal
tho same as provided In such by-laws,
but the stockholders at any annual
meeting, or at any special meeting
called for that purpose, may a.nend
or repeal such by-laws, or adopt new
or additional by-laws.
The offlcera (of the corporation
shall consist ot a lresfdent. Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer,
and such other officers as may be
provided for lnthe by-laws or by the
Board of Directors. They shall be
olected by tho Hoard of Directors and
tho President and Vice-President shall
be elected from among their own
number. Any vacancy In the Board
shall be filled for tho unexpired por
tion or the term by election by the
remaining members' of tho Board. The
Board of Directors shall have full
power and authority to do every act
and thing and to transact any bus!
ness within the power of the corpora
tion, and to delegate such cower and
authority as it may deem expedient
to any officer or agent of the com
pany oxcept that for the conveyance
or transfer of the entire assets of
the company, tho previous authoriza
tion or subsequent ratification of the
holders ot at least three fifths ot the
outstanding stock1 of the company
shall be necessary.
ARTICLE VI.
Tho highest amount of Indebtedness
or liability to which the corporation
at any time Is to subject Itself shall
not exceed two thirds of the outstand
ing capital stock.
ARTICLE VII.
Tho stockholders and their pri
vate property shall be exempt from
corpora to debts and from all liability
therefor.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We
have hereunto set our hands and
seals this Fourth day of May, A. D,
1911.
(Signed)
JOSEPH E. CURRY. (SEAL)
WALTER B. CONGDON. (SEAL)
JOHN F. BANKERD. (SEAL)
THOROLD F. FIEIJ3, (SEAL)
EDWARD C. CONGDON, (SEAL)
Territory of Arizona, County of Co
chise, ss:
Before me, Josse Yoakum, a No
tary Public In and for satd County,
on this day personally appeared Jo
seph E. Curry, Walter B. Congdon
and John F. Bankerd known to mo
to bo three of the persons whose
names are subscribed to the forego
ing instrument, and acknowledged to
me that they executed the same for
the purpo3o and consideration there
in UVLCBCU.
Given under my hand and seal ot of
fice this 4th day of May, A. D. 1911,
(Seal)
(Signed) JBSSE YOAKUM.
Notary Public.
My Commission Expires Dec. 27th,
1913.
State ot Minnesota, CoHnty of SL
I .ou Is, ss:
Before me, Fred L. rarmer, a No
tary Public la and for said County,
on this day personally appeared Thor
old F Field and Edward C. Congdon,
known to bo to bo two of tho persons
whose names aro subscribed to tho
foregoing Instrument, and acknowl
edged to me that they e-xocuted the
samo for the purpose and considera
tion therein expressed.
Given under my band and seal of
office this 23th day ot May, A- D. 1911.
(Seal)
(Signed) FRED L. FARMER,
Notary Public.
My ComntMwlon Expires Dec 15tb,
1313.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
THE SILVER LEAF
CLUB
BR IT KNOWN, That the nnder-
sizned residents of the City of Uia-
Jbeo and Warren District, Cochise
County, Territory of Arteoaa. do here
by associate OHrseives ugemr anu
form a Corporation Under Chapter
Vlll of Title X11I, Revised Statutes
of Arizona 1XH, and acts amendatory
thereof, and adopt the following Ar
ticles oi Incorporation:
.Artleld U Tbe im of fro Cor
poratlon is S1LVKR LBAF SOCIAL
CLUB, and Ms place for transacting
Its affairs and seen business, as it
mar do under to 'BW r ,l cot
jioraUOB is Blsbee, Cochise County,
Arizona.
ArtJoJe IL Th ganoral purpose,
of the SILVER LEAF CLUB Is so-
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t ...2 .2foj&1&&L 54' l A,
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FOR RENT HOUSES
iron RENT A nicely turnUhad two
room cottflgs. Inquire 54 Mason
Hill, or George Roberts, Main St
"That good place to eat," 151
FOR SALE REAL -ESTATf
FOR SALE 3 room- house and
Basement in good condition, flow
ing .spring on premises,. and oth
er improvements. Price ?730.0i.
in small payments, will take
milk cows In part payment. J.
Herllak. Laundry Hill. 233.
FOR SALE 5 Room house. A good
proposition. C Tombstone Canyon.
3rd house above Lincoln School
ISO FOR SALE 160 acres of pattentcd
land, C miles N. W. of Douglas
SO acres fenced, houso and out
buildings, farming tools, twu
wind-mills, water 20-25 ffj. to
surface In wells. One largo dirt
reservoir, ono galvanized tank.
CO acres of creek bottom, can be
Irrigated by raising water 15 ft.
A bargain for $1200.00. Address
P. O. Box 63, Chas. Carver, Doug
las, Arizonx 191
FOR RENT ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
Mrs. C. Louis, around Castlo Rock.
193.
clal and literary and for tho gen
eral welfare ot society and not for
pecuniary profit ot itself for its mem
bers. Article III. Tho affairs of this cor
poratlon shall bo conducted -by s
Board of Three Directors, who shall
bo elected from among tho members
of the SILVER LEAF SOCIAL
CLUB, on the first Monday in
May of each year. The Officers
of this corporation shall consist
ot a President, Vice-President, Sec
retary and treasurer and the lat
ter two offices may bo held by one
person. Until tho first annual meet
ing ot the members and until their
successors aro elected anu quaunea
th
t. ,f r i r ,- w, .
e President is Sam Y ashlngton,
the Vice-President Is Eugene Robin- tno -warren Mining Drstrlct, Cochise
son, and the Secretary and Treasurer! county. Territory of Arizona, ap
is F. D. Sims. The Directors elected! proximately In Township No. 23
to hold offlco until tho first of May South, Range No. 24 East, O. & S.
1912, and until their successors are it. b. & M., unsurveyed, described as
elected and qualify are Frank Tow-j follows:
crs, L. A. Thomas and Eugene Rob-1 Beginning at Cor. No, 1, the N. W.
Inson. j Corner, whence U. S. L. M. No. 4,
Article VI. This corporation may Warren Mining District, bears N.
make such rules', regulations, dls- 22 deg. 9 rain. E. 5353.0 feet: thence
cipllne, by-laws by a majority vote
Its members as to them may seem just
and proper and shall provide the qual
ifications of membership.
Article V. The time of the Com-
menceraent of the Corporation shall
bo tho day these Articles aro filed
In accordance svlth law and the term-
,... ., 1 . ., t. . . a
inauou luereoi suau ue iwcuiy-iive
years thereafter with the privilege
of renewal and right of perpetual suc
cession as now provided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Wo herc
tq affix our signatures this 4th day
ot May, 1911.
FLOYD MOORE,
FRANK TOWERS.
SAM WASHINGTON,
CHAS. WOODS
FRED. D. SIMS
Territory of Arizona, County ot Co
chise. SS.
Before me J. W. Ross, a Notary
Public In and for Cochlso County,
Territory of Arizona, on this day per
sonally appeared FLOYD MOORE,
FRANK TOWERS, SAM WASHING
TON. CHAS. WOODS, FRED D.
SIMS, known to me to be the persons
therein named and executed tho above
Instrument and acknowledged, to me
,in tn.tr,,mnnt (n, .1,. m,rn.M an,i
conslderations therein expressed.
Given under my band and seal ot
office thisrlth day of May, 1911.
(Notary Seal.) J. W. ROSS,
Notary Public
My commission oxpires on the 20th
day of Febr-ary, 1912.
CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION OF
DIRECTORS.
Territory ot Arizona, County of Co
chise, SS.
L. A. Thomas, being first duly
sworn. deiKises and says: that on
the 2nd day of May, 1911, at the Sil
ver Leaf Club House, situate on Naeo
Road, in the city of Bisbee, Cochise
County, Territory of Arizona, a. S: Vs
o'clock p, m., a meeting of the mem
bersblp of said club was hold and
an election of Directors bad and at
such meeting deponent was elected
temporary secretary thereof, that
thereupon the following persons were
duly nominated fortho offices of Dl
reetors, thero being three of said of
fices to fill). FRANK TOWERS. L
A. THOMAS and EUGENE ROBIN
SON; that thereupon a motion was
duly put and carried tbat
nomination for sold offices be dosed
and thereupon a motidn was July
made and carried that the secre
tary be instructed to east an unani
mous ballot for the three persons
above named and nominated for the
office ot Director of tho Stiver Leaf
Social Club, to hold office until May,
tbe first Monday thereof, in the year
1912, which was thereupon done by
me jond tho abovo named persous
wero olcfcled and declared the Di
rectors of the sold Club for tbe terra
specified.
That deponent makes this affidavit
and verification in accordance with
tbe statutes of Arizona providing for
the incorporations .of corporations of
a. Binsiai Kiue -uuu cut iur pecuuiiirjr
profit. That tho samo is made a part
of the above articlos of Incorporation
ofnhe SILVER LEAF SOUAL'CLUW,
as provided by law.
'
jj.- j.
THOMAS.
Sw8rnl to "before me this 4lh day
of '"May,
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.,.-.... j.u..k .j .k, James L. B. Parks, of Naoo, Arizona.
MISCELLANEOUS
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WANTED To boanl olio or two
children on ranch near Blsbee.
$20.00 a month, ages i to 1
years. For information address
Box 868, Blsbee, Arizona. 276.
WANTED To buy and soil new and
second hand furniture. Get our
prices before buying. It will save
you money. G. O. Branson. John
son Addition 169
roUND Gold ring, apply Review
office. 242.
FOUND Child's coat, apply
view office.
Re
132 (Notary Seal.)
J. W. ROSS,
Notary Public
My commission oxpires tbe 20th
day of February, 1912.
NOTICE
OF APPLICATION
FOR
U. S. PATENT
Mineral Survey No. 2866. v
Serial No. 014452,
United States Land Office,
Phoenix, Arizona, May 27. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance ot tbe Act ot Congress ap
proved May 10, 1872, the Superior
& Pittsburg Copper Company, a cor
poration, by Joseph E. Curry, attor
ney In fact, whose post office ad
dress 1b Warren, Arizona, has made
application for a patent for the High
t ttyiiiiv;awwu ivi a yateub iur mo Xli&u
, Card Iodn minIn; -1nlm .i,-. i
ofS. 76 deg. 40 mln. E. 560.0 feet to
Cor. No. 2; thence S. 25 deg. 30
mln. W. 90.0 feet to Cor. No. 3;
thence N. 85 deg. 27 mln. W. 378.0
j feet to Cor. No. 4; thence N. 26
dec 30 mln. E. 149.3 feet to Cor.
:o. i, me piace oi Deginning, ex-
c;uu,u Btca lu cu""'" "" "
Nb. 13S2 JTnnnTRliln loilo. of 0.34S
No. 13S2, Sunnyslde lode, of 0.34S
acres and In conflict with Sur. No.
1023. Granville lode, of 0.016 acres,
containing a net area of 0.598 acres.
The location notice ot this claim
Is recorded In the office ot. the
County Recorder of said Cochise
County In Book 21, Record ot Mines,
at page 4S.
The names of the adjoining claims
are the Sunnyslde lode, Sur. No
13S2, on the North; the Granvlllo
lode, Sur. No. 1028, on tho East;
the Tuscarora lode, Sur. No. 1632,
on the South, and the Alhambra lode,
Sur. No. 1382. on the wesL
FRANK H. PARKER,
Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of Jie Interior. U. S.
Land OIHce at Phoenix, Arizona.
July 15, 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
wto- n June 8, lOOo, mado Home-
stead entry. No. 03445, for SEl-i
SK1-4 Sec. 6, Kl-SNEl-r Sec 7.
SW1-4NW1-4. Section S, Township
24S, Range 24E, G & S R Meridian,
has filed notice ot Intention to make
Final five year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before J. D. Taylor, U. S Commis
sioner, at Blsbee, Arizona, on the
21st day ot August, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Eberllng. of Den Luis.
Ariz.
George KIrkland, of Don Lute, Ariz.
Richard Brandon, of Don Luis, Ariz
Charlos L. Purdy, of Naco, Arizona.
FltANIC H. PARKER.
Registers
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land offlco at Phoenix, Arizona,
Jnly 16, 1911.
NOTICE Is horeby given that Al
bert J Swan, ot Lowell, Arlzoaa.
who, on May IS, 10i5. made Home
stead entry. No. 0521G, for SK1-I-NE1-4,
N1-2SB1-4, SW1-4SE1-4, Sec
tion 11, Township 24S, Rang 24B,
(f & SR Meridian, baa filed nodes,
or intention to make Pinal nve year
Proof, to establish this claim to tho
land 'above described, bofore J. D,
Taylor, V. S. Cowimteefener. at
Blsbee, Arizona, on the S2ed day of
August. 1911.
Claimant names as witnoMcp:
Hoary H. BonaitoHc.
August TV SeMt.
Robert VoTbeck,
Ban PerUH. all of Btsbeo, Ari
zona. FRANK II. PARKHR,
Rgfetr.
NO TIME WASTED.
dtaf Larson, working la a war
liwise, backed Into an;ol,valerslmlt
and "fell din nvot Mprfa vtljfaig
load f boxes. Horror' tritfkenHh?
other employes rushed iIvwh, ihe.
stairs, only to ftnd trim ploknarhJti:
sett unharmed out of the rslMsh.
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