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GOVERNMENT 1JY BREWERY.
Tho following nblo nrticlo is from tho
pen of President Georgo A. Gates of
Iowa college unci appeared in tho
"Arena:"
Office of tho ra'lwoy, Chicago,
Illinois. September 16, 1895.
Mr. . aL'ont . Wis. Dear
Sir: Please noto and return tho in
closed papors.
The action ofur employe at
is. as vou see, seiiously affecting our
business. The brewing companies are
particularly touchy in toward to tins
matter.
Ye do not caro to interfere with
the private opinions of our employe,
but in it case of this ki.id, where tho
corapiny's interests ore uffected, the
employe should be given to under
ui.deistniid that he is expected not to
bo specially nctixo and obnoxious.
1 do not know in what capacity Mr.
is employed, but desiia that you
see him und explain our wNhes to him,
and lequett him to ceabe his nctiwty in
this matter. Youis truly,
t
General Superintendent.
In a ceitiin Wisconsin town of
about 2,000 people Mr. is an em'
ploye of tho railway,
He is also a member of the city council
and oted for an anti-screen petition
which was signed corporately by four
churches and twotemperanco organiza
tions, and later by a largo number of
individuals. He did not circulato the
petition. Being on tho ordinance
committee lioxoted in faorof recom
mending to the council tho passago of
such an ordinance. Ho also oted with
others in the council making a majority
in favor of such an ordinance, and the
ecteens of tho saloons came down and
hao been down since thnt timo The
Milwaukee browing interests at once
sent their representative to tho town,
who secured from the saloon people
and their supporters many signatures
to a petition addressed to. tho raihoad
compiuy icouestinK tho removal of
Mr. .
Tho only astonishing thing about
this document is that it should have got
awav. How tho leakage occurred is
unknown to mo. In other words,
evory onoof nearly a million of railway
employes in America is enjoined from
taking part in (he community in which
lio is a citizen, in movements which
not only tend toward suppressing but
oven tend toward regulating tho saloon
- business. How generous, that an em
ploye may hold any opinion he chooses,
but instant decapitation awaits any
expression by word or act of such an
opinion! Why, I would almost bo wil
ling to havo tho devil a member of my
household under those conditions.
This is the method of government in
Russia and Turkey, but in thoso coun
tries the conditions are bettor than
these; for thero it is an open ukase or
firman, S-ead and known of all men.
The people can rise up and cut off
Charles I's head, for the head is visible
and, when enough of the people desiro
it, accessible. But "our business" is
private; only by &ome accident can a
document of the above bo published.
Let there be no misunderstanding.
I am heaping no objurgations on the
ruilroad companies nor on the brewers
Were this at tide dealing in personali
ties instead of discussing principles,
names and places would appear in the
blank spaces of the above letter. The
purpose in calling attention to this
mutter goes veiy much beyond any
personal criticism. This is simply cne
sti iking illustration of tho general con
dition of American democratic life in
tho stage of development at which wo
now aro. To undeistaud tho impor
tance of tho matter it is necessary to
reflect how significant a phce the rail
load interests of the country ocuupy.
especially in the great agricultural do
mains of the West where this corres
pondence took pi ice.
The civilization of these vast prair
ies is a railroad ciwlizttion, and during
tho Init twcnty.fi ve years it has been
largely created by tho railroads. They
push ahead, tpen up tho -country, in
vite and cultivuto settlement. In thou
sands of small towns the railroad fac
tor is a Nery prominent ono For in
stance, it is u fact hardly doubted by
anyone fairly informed that in the
strongly Republican stato of Iowo, J
Govornor Boies, a Democrat, was
elected by tho railroad vote. Governor
Larrabee, his opponent, had wr itten a
book sharply criticising railroad man
agements That vote numbers any
where from fifteen to twenty-fiyo thou
sand, diroctly or indirectly controlled
by tho railroads. That is enough
in nioit years to constitute) tho bal
ance of power. If tho raihoad vote
did not deteimmo tho eloction abovo
referred to, then ono of tho most promi
nent railroad mon of tho country is
mistaken, for he said to me, '"Wo rail
roads determined that election."
Then, too, tho saloon problem is ono
of tho very largest in all parts of tho
country. It is more or less in the poli
tics of otery stato. Politicians havo
made many attempts to get it out of
politics, and havo been to a grcater'or
loss degieo and in certain localities,
temporarily, successful. But wo all
understand that wherever the saloon
exists it is becoming every year more
and more a political powtr.
Tho abovo is an instance of thee
two great powers so vitally connected
with tho public lifo of our nation walk
ing in the nicest and sweetest harmony
Tho general superintendent of a great
raihoad ii, in lespect to csitain mat
tois, under tho obsolulo domination,
and subject tntiirly to tho dictation
of brewers in a ceitaiu city on his line.
Of course a common cairiermust lie
subject to tholuws which govern cum
mon canying. He u as much under
obligation to ciny tho products of
brewuis as lo cany chuich building
material or tr.inspoit teachers and cler
gvmen on pissenger trains. But has
it come to tins, that the American citi
zen mustnbrogito his common rights of
oitizetibhip; must shut him-.elf outrfrom
the practical and ethical iuteiests of
the community; when great questions
of public welfare aie up for discussion
ho roust kipp silence; when the inter
eats of his boys and girls, his honfe, aie
ut stake, he must be as indifferent as
an Egyptian mummy? In other words,
he must repudiate his manhood in older
to be considered competent to build a
a bridgo or vvoik on a section of a tail
rotd that runs thiough that tominun
ity.
To bo concluded.
Catarrh Cannot bo Cured.
With local applications, us tliuy cannot
reach the seat of the disease, and in
older to cine it 3011 must take internal
lemedies. Hall's Cilni'ili Cuio is
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the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's
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It was piesciibcd by oue of the best
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nud is a i cgular pi esei iptinn. It is com
posed of the best Ionics known, com
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acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. Tito perfect combination of tho
two Ingiedicnts is what produces such
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AMENDED ARTICLES OF IN
CORPORATION OF THE
Kern River & Los Angeles Eleotrio
Power Company.
1, tho undersigned, Henry S. McKco, Socro
turj of tliu annual meeting ot the stockhold
ers of tbeUem Utter & Los Angeles Elec
tric I'owor company, held at tho olllco of the
suld corporation, la tho town ot Flagstaff,
County ot Coconino, Territory of Arizona, on
tho 3d day ot March, ISM. do hereby certify
that tliu notice of said stockholders' uioctlng,
stating tliu time, place and object of said
meeting, had been published In tbo"ETonlng
Express," 11 newspaper published In the city
of 1.0s Angeles, county of Los Angeles. State
ot California, and In the Cocom.no Su.f. a
weekly newspaper published In tho town of
flagstaff, county of Coconino. Tenltory ot
Arizona, once u week for four consecutive
weeks previous to tho dato of said meeting,
and Unit tho following Is a copy of the notice
so published In said newspapers for said
period of time.
STOCKnOLDEllS' MELTING.
Notice Is hereby glcn that tho annual
miettng of the stockholders ot tho Kern
rhcri. Los Angeles Electric Power Company
will be held at the liauU Hotel, In the town
of Flagstaff, Coconino county, Arizona, on
Tuesday, tho 3d day or March, 1800, at 'I
o'clock p. M., for tho purposo of electing a
Hoard of Directors for tho ensuing year and
for the purpose of amending the articles of
Incorporation and by-laws, aud for tho trans
action of such other business as may properly
comu bufom the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the company
will be closed on Saturday, the id day of
February, 1KX5, at 5 o'clock r. m., and will
remain closed until Widdcsday, the tn day
of March, 1SW, at 10 o'clock a.m.
L. J. C. bi-nCANCE, Secretary.
uy order of tho Hoard ot Directors.
That at the tlmo and placo specified In said
notice more than two-thirds of tho then
Issued stock of suld corporation was retire
senttd. and more than a majority of the
slockholdrs of suld corporation were icpre
tented, and that n ote being taken upon the
question or amending tho articles of Incor
poration of said corporation, the holders of
moro than two-thirds of the tlieh Issued stock
and moro than a majoilty of the stockholders
otid In fat or of amending said articles as
follows:
Artlclo III was amended to read: "Tho
principal places of transacting business ot
the corporation shall bo In the town of 1 lag
staff, county of Coconino, Torrltoryof Ari
zona, and in tho city of Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, Stato of California."
Article VII of the articles ot Incorporation
was amended to read as follows! "Iheaffalrs
ot the Corporation aro to bo conducted by a
ooaiaor seven directors," instoaa or "lav
atlalrs of tho Incornorutlon are to bo con
ducted by a board of eloven directors."
Article XII of tho articles of Incorporation
was amended to read as follows: "These
articles of incorporation may bo amended at
any annual meeting of tho stockholders, or
at any special meeting of the stockholders
called for that purposo by a two-thirds vote
otall the stock then issued noting In favor
of such amendment."
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand thlB 13th day of March, 1806.
bigncd HENRV S. MoKEE.
Hl
Ear marks, silt In each carthorses and
mules. Al, rl.ilit hip; Increase, Al on right
shoulder. P. O adarc. Flagstaff, Arizona.
FnANK M. LiVErtifonE. General Manager.
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as In cut ear marks
crop off left and silt in
mini;; range in 'an
I'litnclsco mountain.
Posttoltlcc, Flagstaff
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Recorded at request of L. J. C. Sprua'ncc,
March 16, 1658 at V o'clock A. u.. In Book 1 of
Articles of Incorporation, Kccords of Coco
ulno County.
Iseil C. A. BUSH.
County Recorder.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
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is Dr. Acker's English Rem
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use it promptly.
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Estato ot Elrenls A. Roberts, decoased;
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of bltcnls A.
ltobcrts, deceased, to tho creditors and to all
persons having claims against the said de
ceased to exhibit thorn, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after tho first
publication of this notice, tossld administra
tor, at his office In the town of Flagstaff,
Territory of Arizona, tho offlco of said ad
ministrator being In tbo office of the Bank
Hotel, tho samobolng tho placo fortho trans
action of tho business of said estate in Coco
nino county, Arizona.
THOMAS J. COALTER.
Administrator" of said estate.
Dated flagMaH", Arizona, March 6, 1800.
SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES!
I furnish Nocdles,. Oil, Belting, Shuttles,
etc.; also all parts and pieces for thlrty
ono different kinds of toning machines.
Besides being agent for the above, I sell the
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SEWING MACHINE,
Cash or Installments. Write for prices and
particulars.
Wc, the undersigned, James A. Fleming,
Klcbard Fleming, Sorter W. Firming. V. A
Abrams, L. 11. Chalmers, hoieby subscribe
tne amount set opposito our names in the ag'
grcgate um ot more than two hundred aud
11 fiy thousand dollars iUM.WQi of the stock
ot the proposed railroad company, to bo con
structed, owned, operated and maintained
between tho termini, to-wit: Beginning ut
tho town of Globe, In Cilia county, Arizona
ieriltory, running thence In a north westerly
direction tbiougu the counties ot Olla and
Coconino to l'laggiuff, in tho county ot Co
conino, territory or Arizona; thence through
said county in coconlno. In a northerly
direction to a point ut, or near thecuuiuon
Point, near the (.oloiado lunjon, 1 he dis
tance to be ono ltundied and eighty-two
tls-'j miles, more or less; also u branch to said
railroad between tho minim, 10 wit: Begin
ning ut a poln 1 ou tliu mam line ot suld rutl
loau, us luulcuied uoove. 101 ty -Uvo itaj miles,
more or less, noun ot flagstaff, iocuuiuo
county, Ailzona leriltoiy,-uud running lu -i
northeasterly iwrtxtion slity Uvo tui lunes,
more or less, to lubuclty, in the county 01
Coconino, icrrltoiy ot Ailzona, iiiu aggie
o'ato nuinuer or imles iu ihe u.ulu line 01 .uiu
ailiuau and oiauclits to ia. two uuuutxUuuu
.urt-sevcn Uiu lulivs, luuru ur ics, iiiu
aegri.kute umuuut ut sulu kituscupuuu ueuit
mole muiicue ihuusinu uoli-rs vl.uW; pei
iiulu torsa ( load uuu bruiielies.
Tliut ibo liisituuicnt ber-cto uunoxeu
maiked Lxlilbit "A" Is u duplicate 01 the
original bubsciipuoii agiecin-ia lor SalU
slock SO bUbsCUOeU, ULU lliO S fclKltUl ts SUO-
siriuiu lUtieto are tliu tenuluc bl6uuiuics
ox tnu peisuns wnosu iiuuie uio tiitieio uu
sciIulu uuu iiu.etu st.1 101IU, lualsa.o o.l
tuai sUusiip.iuu ,s lielxuy liicui iwidUU .u
auu lilaUC park ui inesu arlKs ul associa
tion uuu lucuipoiui.uu, uuu mat uA m 11, c
lUcts Uieielli sialeu anu o.l io,lu uie uui.
lual Li li. v.uauivis, uuu 01 luu sUysrlu
eis 01 tuu illOiisalU j.uvk, was iiereiuluic
duly uupoiuieu iu i.ilhy sam suuvliiuvis
u uuncu iu wihl..e IwCmii a ieutliiK rui liic
pulposti ul uuopiiuif alitclcs ui l.jcupia
liuu and elciilug ul.ec.Ots pUi-suaut tu iin
piotuiuus 01 cuauier V, iL.u .vil, 01 inv.
-.uls.u etaiuitu ui .viUona, uy salu Uu
.iiuuia. IMA iiiOappoiukiocabUisaiui.uui
uilUcu was iu wruiiit, uuu is uu.eio uuucacu,
uiaiKta ibAUiuu' i. uuuiiiduea pal tucrcui.
4Jiaituti suiauoi.ee lu wniiu was bent tu
and iixeived uy vacu Ot said suUsCrlOeis
uiuiu Ih.iu Uvu days uefoiu Uiu lime nud iu
said uunue lur feau uicnur una luat pUisu
aiit iu saiu iiul.cv, ut the llmcuud place ujtu
.luutU luireiii, ull ut thu sam sUOsCilouis to
iueiut.Kul uiosuld proiwMjd rultrudU welt
picseui uuX uid mutt lur tuu puipuse or
auupuurf tUtsu aitUits ot incorporation aud
uttxUug nve dirtciois tivui aiuoun then
numoci, anil nereuy do lucorpoiatw una or
ganize themselves into uu association, aim
incorporated couipau, und adopt 1I10 toi
lowing urui-ie or lucorpoiatiou us lieiein
utter set foitn, pursaaui to the Uovised
atatuttsof Arlzoiiautortsald; and tbattnere
weiupix-siutat said meeting the following
named suusirlotrs, who suuscrlbed for the
loliowingnuuiUiruf sn.irci, to-wlt;
amuof
suusuuour.
James A. 1 b-ming..
Kicnutd Me mg ..
i'urter W. titniiui
li. A. Abrams
u li. Lii a liners ..
?o. of Amount of
snares, suostriptiou.
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W. H. CLARK,
Holbrook, JV. T.
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mt business cnjdaclcil for Modfrnte Fees,
Our Office Is Opposite U. S.Petont Offloe.
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remote from Washington.
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tbareo. Our feo not dnc till atcijt is sircd.
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names ofnelnal clients lnyotir8tate. connty.or
town, cent free. Address, '
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Oppotllo Patent OfSc, Wsthlnjton, p. fr. I
RIPANS TABULES
Are Just an old, old remedy
In this new snaps.
Doctors have always given
tills prescription in water 1
We have tliem in ths shape
simply for their .handinessi
SOUKS TABULE3 llko an
Eaglneer going oru nu bltr and
cowertul maoblnary airing
little, necessary lubrtratlng to
fJtftJEwedral pirtsi RI PANfl
TABULEfl do tDtt for VOU,
Constipation, DIzxIimm. Nsusm,
all yield to Rlpans Tabults.
At PrasJltomctjsaDtbyUtUfortOQmtx.
EirAjrCaBCiciiJssprac8t.IteVlorlc
m
That thu following articles of Incornorn
liou were thertupoii uuopted by unanimous
vole or uu the said suuscrmers wno weie
prtseut und uted utsald meeting, said ui-
ncles of Incorpoi.-ulon being us follows,
to-wlt:
AKTICLES Or IXCORPOKATIOX OK.TIIE
GLOUK, FLAOsl'AlV & CANYy.N KAIL-
KOAIJJJOjil'ANi.
We, the undersigned. h.ilnz subscribed
und'uelng subscribers io the capital stock of
mo coutemplated railroad, which U herein
after fully described, und being desirous of
running ourselves into u corporation for the
purpose of constructing, equipping, uwnlug.
operating and maintaining such railroad,
und fur that purposo und to tuut end we
Hereby adopt thesu articles of lncorpoiatlon
under and pursuant to the provisions of sulu
chapter V, lino XI I, of tho lterisua statutes
of tho Territory of Ailzona, as hereby set
forth und stated.
AKTICI.E 1.
That tho statements herein above made,
contained, reciicu aud set out are in all
respects true.
ARTICLE S.
That the said subscribers to said stock,
whose names aro lieiein before set out and
herein snbsciibcd, hereby form ihcmsehes
Into a corporation under and by irtuo of
the Ueriscd statutes of the Territory of Ari
zona abov o mentioned.
ARTICLE 3.
This corporation hereby assumes tbo namn
of "i'liooiobe, Flagstaff & canyon Kailroad
Company," and It shall hereafter be known
by that corporate name.
ARTICLE 1.
That this corporation shall continue In ex
istence for and during the tormof fifty (50)
yeursfiom and after tho day of filing theso
urdcies of Incorporation In Hie ofllce of tho
decrctary of Arizona.
ARTICLE 0.
That the, capital stock of this coiporatlon
shall be eight million dollars it&vmtKXP.
which shall be divided luto shares of one
uunarca dollars tfiw; each, and which said
uinount of capital stock Is the actual coutom
pl uted cost of construct ton and equipment of
said road, together , UU the cost of tho right
of way.aiotivu power, dopot 'grounds, build
ings and all the appuitenances and appli
ances nocessaiy to the lawful completion of
aid road, as nearly as can be estimated by
competent engineers.
ARTICLE 6.
That the names and numbersof t he direc
tors to manage tboaflulrsof this corporation,
and who shall hold tbtlr offlco until others
are eiccicci uu t,nall be provided by the by
laws of this coi poratlon. shall be fi e 16) and
their names ure us folio, vs, io-lt: JumesA,
lleiulng, Itlchard Utmliu', 1'oricr f. Flem
ing, I). A. Abrums and L. II. Chalmers.
ARTICLE 7.
That tbo placo from and to which trie pro
posed railroad 'Is to bo constructed und the
counties through which It Is Intondefl to pass,
und Its longih us near us can bo set forth. Is
us follows. to-wt: Resinning at tho town of
Olobo in Gia county, Arizona Tcrrltory.run
ulng thenco In a northwesterly dliectlon
through the counties of Gila and Cocouluo to
Flag&ttiff In tho county of Coconino, Terri
tory of Arizona! thenco through said county
of Coconino In a nortlioily direction to u
point ut or near tbo Cameron Point, near the
Coloi ado Canyon, the dlstanco to bo ono hun
dred Ulld ClhtY-tWO 11821 inline, mnrn ..,. w..
"ulso a branch to said railroad between thi
termini, to-wlt: IICKlnuIng at n point ou the
main lino of safd rallioad us Indicated abor,
about foily-flj o fjj miles, mbro or less, north
of ri.lgfiir,Cpcptiinoppiplyr' Arizona Terri
toiy, und running In a northeasterly dree
lion sixty-Hi o miles, more or less, to Tuba
City In the county of Coconino, Territory of
Alteon a tho ngcrccato nunilxtr tt mll i
main line ofs lid raihoad und branches to be
two hundred anil forry-sev en miles moro or
loss, aud all of said road and branches there
of all to be In the Territory of Arizona.
ARTICLE 8.
Tho principal ofllces of said "incorporate
ootnpa6sbl be at Flagstaff, n the county
of Coconino, in said tcrritnrT
a branrh nfiin. . . ""Wry of ai,
by theboardVdtrrs'af " !
or places au said bSSSj " 'J
In witness whereof tha Um CCr" di-iiff
.aid stock of said proved rl'lU
re-?
JAME3 A. FLEMING Phn. ,
.hares, 1300.000. ' Ph0enllt. A.T.,,to
RICHARD tLEMIXO Pt. .
.hares. Iinsoo:' FIaBMaff. A. T te
POKIER W. FLEMI.NO Ph. .
126 shares, tUJUK ' Ph)"ll, Aifcaj.
D. A. ABUAMS, Phoenix
iu.io. nu,ArIt0'.iathtol
L. U. CHALMERS. Phoenix a,
.hares, tlijux. uuemx, AHton
TtKKITOUV Of AB120NA I
comity of MurlcuP:,s .,,
day of March, a.ij. T ir 0nuUi(n
Early, In und tor saW SS,,! ""- J K
pervinally appeared JaCs ( 1 ".
'en''lf. Porter .tlB'S.
Abrams unu i.. li. Chaiuiers, Uo,', "'
be the pervjus whose name, are ' i J B H
the toregoing lu.trument a,m 'wMMl
tu me thut ttiey euch or UaX r
notone tor the other execntttt fi!.' ,"
the uses unu pu.poses tbtrxin ep'e
Witness my liana and ??"
U this lull. WZffi
EXUIIIU' -A.'
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dohereuy suostnuu tUe si ura . , ""'
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wii. m uiutuuu.y ui cutumuu, leiuwrjS
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lue uidimiae ui odiu lanruaa aim unjl
njuaiHO uuuuixu au iur.)THui :,, m, T
-iuiu u. .uss, diia dii ul sia ruaa .ui
uiuucuus tut-n;ul lo oe in ine ttiriwrut
Ar.zuuui tuu uggregdtu auiou.it uisttvunj.
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uuiiais (tj.uvii tr mile iur said roan .J
uiautues, uud we v.eraily jlte tu p.,
inereiur us uy law pro iuu.
amoof .o of
suusc.luer. sii.ir..-.
Jumts . tiemlug ;,imi
meuara t leuuug 1a,
i'urter V. tleiulug l2j
u. A. Abr.ims ia
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EXHIBIT" II.'
We, the undersigned, subscribers to
tho capital stocK of the uim,.. n. .
staff aud Canyon Ualiroad wqijuuj,
da hert-oy certliy that tue ston to ke
amount or at least more tuaa one tiiun.,it
Uuilurs (tl.UuJ per nillu fur each aud evtrj
uaiiu ui i uiuuau auu orancu projimwl to ut
uuut by tue same cuiinuiiviunmn.n,.
strloud, und that U it. v.iiiimers Isntreij
appointed a cOuiuilttee to call a mwilmt ud
iu give notice lu tue suuscriuus to tue w,.
tal siock or said ruiiruad to meet and jaji
articles of Incorporation, pursuant to tut
provision ot chapter V ot title All of ut
uevtsed statutes of the Territory ur Aruusi.
und to eiect from among sala suuscrlutn to
salu uniclo no less tuan Uvo (3) uuruwre
tulrteuu lii directors.
rsauieof No. of
suuscrluer snares
James A. Memlng 2uvj
Jticnard Fleming 1.3
forter W. Hemiug l
I). A. Abrams W
L. 11. Chalmers lj
Amount ot
suuscriptioa
liM
EXHIBIT "C
Notlco Is horoby given that a meet
ing of tho subscribers to the capital
stock of tho Ulooe, flagstaff sad tin
yon Railroad Company tor tne purpose cl
adopting articles of Incorporation punnirl
to tne provisions of Chapter of line All
of the Itciised statutes of Arizona will t
hold at the city of t'iiomlx, Tenllor) ot Ari
zona, on the lum day of .Mirib, A. v. Wi, it
lJO clock a.m. of that day, aud jou are re
spectfully requested to be present and to
take part in the deliberations of said raert
Ing. L. 11. CHALMKKs, committee
We, tho undersigned, subscilbers to tin
capital stock ot the Globe, Hajsuff ml
Canyon Railroad Company, admit due ser
vice and receipt of a copj of the notice aSove
set forth on this 1th day uf .March, A 1 Pft
and duo fh c days' notice from committee of
subscribers to the capital stock of tho blot
Flagstaff and Canyon Railroad Compu;
previous to tho 10th day ot March, A. V ISA
at a meeting ot said suoscrlbers for tbo pur
pose of adopting articles of incorporation
and electing directors from among the sub
scribers, in accordance lth the KevW
statutes of the Territory of Arlrons
A mount of
suuscnpilM
IJWIW
KM
HMO
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110
Recorded at request of C M lunstoi
March U, A. D. 1KW, at lo o'clock a h-
Book Ono of Incorporations. pigetO et ).
Records of Coconino county, Arizona
SBALl C. A. BUali. County Hecorfcrr
By W. M. MILLER. Deputy
Name of No, of
subscrtocr. shares.
James A. Iteming . . . 2,000
Richard Fleming 125
Porter W. Fleming .. . 123
1). A. Abrams .'!'
L. U. Chalmers 13
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Points Eust.
Th8 Scenic Line of Arizona,
The Best Rente to California,
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Arizona, 8. F., P. A. 1'. .,,,,
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