The oasis. [volume], January 21, 1905, Image 3

About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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ACROSS THE BORDER.
Chihuahua Kntcrprise: It is now
certain that the eastern part of tins
state is soon to he thoroughly pros
peeted for oil and that V. It.
Hearst is to he the moving spirit.
There are several others interested
with Mr. Hearst in the search for
oil. For the pat three year these
people have had rights secured
over a large area of land in eastern
Chihuahua along and near the sur
veyed line of the Orient railroad.
They have quietly picked up the
best land, and C. It. Troxell pro
moter of the enterprise, has been
out in that section for the past
three or four years. Oil experts
have examined the lands and they
are considered most promising for
oil. The indications of oil as
shown on the surface have been
known for years, but the remoteness
of the lands from railroad trans
portation has prevented their being
proven. The promised extension
nf the Orient raitroad eastward to
the Rio Grande at an early date
has caused the owners of the lands
to undertake to prove them at
once. It is understood that Hearst
and associates have also quietly
picked up a large area of coal
lands, and that Gov. Creel and
Juan Creel, with C. II. Troxell,
have acquired rights to lands con
taining extensive beds of nitrates.
Mexican Herald: Unless the
governor of the state of Oaxaca
grants a pardon or a commutation
of sentence, John Madden, the con
victed murderer of Dr. Richard
Kins;, will be executed in the city
of Oaxaca. The Supreme Court
has just confirmed the decision of
the lower court, and there is no
higher court to which the con
demned man can appeal. Ambas
sador Clayton, under the direction
of the state department at Wash
ington, has refused to intercede.
The murder for which Madden will
likely be shot, was peculiarly cold
blooded. He had some slight dis
agreement with Dr. King, and one
evening, almost two years ago, as
the doctor was alighting from a
train at thevOaxaca station, Mad
den stepped forward and deliber
ately shot him to death. Each
man had many friends in the Re
public, and the case has been
fought stubbornly. The attorney
of Madden has taken advantage of
every loophole to save his client
from receiving the death sentence,
and has promptly appealed from
every decision made by the minor
courts. He now has the opportun
ity to appeal to the clemency of
the governor of this state, but the
fact that the United States foreign
office has refused to intercede, it is
considered that the man has no
chance. If the custom of the coun
try is complied with he will be
shot on exactly the same spot
where he commited the crime. The
judge of the Supreme Court has
forwarded papers to Oaxaca. The
attorney has two days to appell to
the governor. The governorhas one
day to consider the matter, and the
next day if he does not grant a
respite of some sort, the man will
be shot, according to the custom of
the country.
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111HV ok deemeii nc'KHnrv. unci murtimrH of thii !
directors i iidf stockholders may he held, ami
the books cl tb company kept, at all Mich
principal places of huaiut'ss and branch oflict'M.
Skco.md. The general nature of the business
proposed to be transacted by this corporation
ii fi.s follows:
l"t engage in mining, millinfr, smelting and
ahi-jaiiu; gold, silver, copper, lend, iron, clayn,
oils, kslM, soda, coal, pijaltum and all kinds
of miucriij; to iooate, denounce, develop, buy,
sell, lease, own; control, manage, acquire, and
operate all kinds of mining property: to buy,
Bell and manufacture chemicals and metals: to
buy, sell, lease, own, control, and operate
smelters, refineries, istaifip mills, concentra
tors, cyanide plants, a net any and ail kinds of
reduction works, rolling, saw, ghhigle. and
planing mills, machine ftiop, boats, iteam
ships, and sailing vessel. also railroads, tram
ways, turnpike and cabals to lead- U) or from
its works or principal p4itea, of. twain e to
connect with some navigWbl hream, or to
some existing railroad, turnpike or public
highway; to buy, sell, locate, construct, ac
quire, own and operate irrigating diKHjijiv gas
plants, electric power, steam power," water
power, fuel oil, coke oven, bunker whales,
landings and ranches; to own and operkts
stores, electric light plants, boarding houses,
warehouses and banking houses, and to en
gage In a general banking business; to lay out
ami plat townsites, and to buy, sell, lease and
mortgage real estate connected with said town
sites, or in any manner connected with the
business of this corporation; to own, control
and handle letters patent and inventions, also
shares of the capital stock of this and other
corporations, even to the extent and for the
purpose of owning, controlling and managing
sucii other corporations: to buy, sell, manu
facture and deal in all kinds 01 property, real
and personal; to borrow money and execute
notes, bonds, mortgages and deeds of trust to
secure the same; to purchase or in any lawful
manner, accept, possess, enjoy, operateand use
franchises from any foreign country or state,
or any state or territory of the United States,
or any municipal or privateeorporation, cither
local or loreign, and to issue fully paid and
non-assessable stocks, bonds or other obliga
tions in payment of property purchased by it:
to exercise in respect of all bonds, morgages,
notes, shares of capital stock and other secur
ities and obligations owned by it, all the right,
power and privilege of individual owners
thereof, including the right to vote any shares
of stock held by it; and in general to do all
things necessary to the proper conduct of the
business of the corporation in the Territory of
Arizona and elsewhere.
Third. The amount of the capital stock of
this corporation shall be five million (6,000,000)
dollars, divided into five hundred thousand
(aOii.OOu shares of the par value of ten ilo) dol
lars each.
At such times and upon such conditions as
the Hoard of Directors of this corporation shall
by resolution accept or direct, said capital
stock shall - be paid into this corporation,
either in cash or by the sale and trausier to it
of real or personal property, including the
capital stock, franchises and property of other
corporations, cither domestic or loreign, in
payment for which the capital stock of this
corporation may be issued, aud the capital
stock so issued shall thereupon become and be
fully paid up and non-assessable, and in the
absence of actual fraud in the transaction the
judgment of the board of directors as to the
value of the property so purchased shall be
conclusive.
Fotjkth. The time of the commencement of
this corporation shall be the date of the filing
of this articles in the oflice of the County Re
corder of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, and the
filing of a copy of the same with the Auditor
of tue Territory of Arizona, and the termina
tion thereof shall be twenty-five years there
after, but the same may be renewed from time
to time for the period of twenty-five years as
provided by law.
Fifth, ihe affairs of this corporation
shall be conducted by a board of direct rs,
which shall be composed of not less than
three nor more than seven members, to be
chosen from among the stockholders of the
corporation at the annual stockholders'
meeting, which shall be he. d In the town of
Nogales. Santa rua County, Arizona, on the
first Tuesday in the mouth of March of t-ach
year, aud until their t-uccessorsi are elected
and qualified, Wm K. M' Kibben and Johi
Henderson and J. Ii. McKibben sbalt serve
as directors.
The otll ers of this corporation until their
succes ors are elected or appointed and
I qualities shall be as follows-
Hres dent, Wm. K. McKibben; Manager,
John Henderson; be retary and Treasurer,
J. H. McKibben.
Sixih. Th hlghe-t amount of liability,
direct or contingent, to which this corpora
tion Is any time subiect is live hundred
tnousand (iOO.OOO; dollars.
seventh. The private property of the
stockho ders of this corporation shall be
exempt from corporate debts.
In witnim whekeof we have hereunto set
our hands this litb day of January, lflul.
JOHN HENDERSON
WM. K. MCKIBBEN
Territory ok Arizona,
Couutv of Santa Cruz
Before me. F.dward W, Amsden. a Notary
Public In and for the County aforesaid, m
this day p rsonally appeared John Hender
son and Vm K. McKlubeu, kuown to me1 to
bo the persons whose names are subscribe!
to the foregoing instrument uA acknowl
edged to me lhat thev xecuted the same
for the x urposo and consideration therein
exp-esMHl.
Uiveu under my hand and seal of office this
11th day of January. 1! .'.
Uui AKiAiiMiAL) i'.uwaro w. Ainsuen,
Notary I'ublio.
My commission expires Nov. 7. 1907.
First publication Jan, 14, -!i0. fit.
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STANLEY H. PEARCE,
Con'iullinrj and Mining Etujinoer.
MAGDALEN A, SONOBA, MEX,
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! irt National Piiir, N,imi', Ar;.'inn
Hanoi Sunora, lI"rtn.iiiio, Muioni.
M. batz y lino., Han kern. MnuditliMia, onora.
HICDKOWI5 MC iSI IC I I SOIlC.
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Nogales Livery, Feed & Sale Stable.
A. L. PECK, Proprietor.
" POTRERO AVENUE.
The Finest Conveyances, The Best Horses, Careful Drivers.
Special Attention Given to Parties Going to Outlying
Mining Camps. - '
' Telephone
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House Alain SOB
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHING TLHD GROCERIES.
PROPRIETORS OF THE CLOTHING FACTORY
"IA INDUSTRIA."
. Local Aent For the .
BANK OF LONDON and MEXICO
, HERMOSILLO. SON., MEX.
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ANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHING
Complete Line of Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Mexican Novelties, Drawn Work
ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO MINING MEN.
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Sonora,
Mexico.
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To Rent.
Nicely furnished rooms in pleas
ant neighborhood by the week or
month. Apply to E. L. Crowell,
The Daniels. tf.
EL PASO ROUTE
Texas and Pacific Railway
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The Night Express leaves El Paso Daily at 5:50 p. r.. Mountain time, solid
'st.ilmled train throsrh to New Orleans Shrovcport anl St. Louis without
change. Carries through sleepers Los Angeles to St. Louis, Shreveport, New
Orleiuis and intermediate points. Direct connections made for all points
North, East and Southeast. Ask your local aent for schedules, rates and
other information, or address R. V. CL'RTIS, Southwestern Tam-ntier Agent.
T, (J. T.KON'ARD. t l ':Hi0. ifxas.
TravelinHT PHssonger Agent.
Kl Paso, Texas,
E. P. TCRXKR. Cell. PMssongt-r Agent
Pul'iHs, TexBg,
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
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