The Coconino sun., May 09, 1903, Page 4, Image 4

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COCONINO SUN.
(Eltc ffioconiito gmt.
Entered In the Postofflce at Flagstaff as second
class matter.
Issued every Saturday. Subscription price,
two dollars a year. In advance. Kyery paper
Is stopped at the explratlonof the time paid (or.
C M. FUNSTON, Editor.
Saturday, May 9, 1003.
Wall Street cannot forgive the
northern securities decision, but then
nobody has asked it to.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion appears to bo making it very
warm for the coal trust.
It begins to look as though the ten
tative encroachment of the Russian
bear upon the Manchurian lair of the
yellow dragon would result in working
into fury tho British lion.
It is noteworthy, in connection with
the current postofllco scandals, that in
no instance is any otllcial whose con
duct is being investigated, an ap
pointee of President Roosevelt.
It is no small compliment to the
American schools of dentistry that
practically all tho crowned heads of
Europe and their families will employ
only American dentists.
The bureau of forestry estimates the
forest area of tho United States at
700,000.000 acres and adds that if these
acres had received intelligent care
they would now contain ten times as
much available timber as thoy will
yield.
Every month tho treasury statements
show an increase in tho commerce of
the United States over that of the
same period in tho previous year.
Could anything further bo asked as a
demonstration of tho benefit qf a pro
tective policy?
The postotneo scandals aro assuming
alarming proportions. It is freely In
timated that even the postmaster gen
eral is seriously worried and that the
situation is becoming so delicate as to
call for tho personal supervision of
the president.
It has Anally become necessary for
tho government to store, in an air-and
light-proof safe, tho original Declara
tion of Independence. This is duo to
tho poor quality of Ink used for the
signatures, many of which have faded
beyond recognition.
Mr. Andrew Carnegio has finally
donated $1,500,000 for tho purchase of
a site and the erection of a palaco for
the accommodation of tho Hague
Tribunal. Mr. Carnegie has been
contemplating this munificent gift for
some time, but heretofore formalities
have stood in tho way.
President Roosevelt's reception
throughout the west by all classes,
irrespective of party alllllatlon, em
phasizes tho self-evident fact that ho
is tho man of the day, a typical Amer
ican of tho highest type, whom all his
compatriots, of overy grade and of
whatever political color, delight to
honor.
The secretary of agriculture has
made several addresses within the past
week, in different parts of tho country,
advocating tho teaching of elementary
agriculture in tho primary schools.
Secretary Wilson is confident this
method would add materially to tho
popularity of agricultural pursuits
and emphasizo tho dignity of that profession.
A Missouri doctor, Edward Andruss
has advanced tho idea that many lives
will bo saved by operating on all in
fants before they aro a month old and
removing tho vermiform appendix.
From July 1st, 1890, to July 1st, 1900,
there were 5,111 doaths from appen
dicitis in tho United States.
With Edward of England touring
Europe, William of Gormany going
'way off to Rome to pay his respects
to Popo Leo, and our own president
making an extended tour of tho west,
it looks as though tho usual spring
house-cleaning has terrors for tho
highest as well as tho lowest.
The necessity for great quantities of
timber for railway ties emphasizes tho
advisability of preserving tho forests.
It has been ascertained that each mile
of the 250,000 miles of railway in the
United States requires 400 ties per
year. It takes fifty years to grow a
tree that will mako three ties and
ordinarily requires twenty-llvo acres
to furnish 400 ties.
A POST-MORTEM STRUGGLE.
Tho part which Grover Cleveland
took Thursday week in tho Louisiana
Purchase opening exercises has had
tho effect of revivifying tho deceased
boom in that gentleman's chances for
the democratic nomination for the
presidency. Tho aphorism that "a
ship is no stronger than its weakest
plank" is peculiarly applicable as ay
plied to tho standard-bearers and
planks of a political platform.
Many democratic leaders unwillingly
concede that Cleveland Is far and
away tho strongest man whom the
democratic party could nominate, but
their half-hearted acquiescence reminds
ono of Blaine's story of tho party of
young men who went on a camping'
out trip, after first agreeing that each
should take his turn, week about, in
cooking for the rest, with tho added
stipulation that any of tho party who
should "kick" on tho cooking must do
double service.
All went well for a time, but one day
on returning hungry and tired after a
hard day's tramp through tho woods,
the culinary artist for that day set
before them a conglomoratod stew
that was simply execrable.
Most of tho party passed It up, but
one fellow, hungrier than tho others,
tackled it. Ho took a mouthful and
spat it out, with tho ejaculation,
"Well, that Is the d dest stew I over
ate"
And then, tho Intent gazo of tho
others reminding him of tho agreement,
ho concluded "but I liko it!"
APPLY CELESTIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
A Chicago millionaire wants to hiro
a servant girl, and to tho right ono he
promises to leave $1,000,000. But, sho
must bo built on tho following plans
and specifications:
"I want ono who will always bo
there and nover care to leave. My
ideal servant girl never makes an er
ror in table service. Sho knows at
a glance tho likes and dislikes of my
guest at table whom sho has nover
seen before. Sho never sulks. Sho is
always dignified. She is prudent, and
knows her place. Sho is always neat.
She nover discusses household affairs
with outsiders. She is a good nurse,
a good cook, and knows something
about dressmaking. To such a girl us
this I will leave $1,000,000 In ray will."
St. Peter may bo ablo to fit him out.
District Attorney Folk of St. Louis
has refused to accept a $15,000 homo
which the grateful citizens tendered
him for unearthing and breaking up
tho boodllng gang which had that
city's administration demoralized.
To Advertise the Great Southwest
Farmers, farmors' wives and daugh
ters, school teachors, doctors, clergy
men, morchants in tho smaller towns,
any citizen who has something to say,
aro invited to write letters and longer
articles about tho locality in which
thoy live In tho Southwest. Tho terri
tory includes Arkansas, Arizona, In
dian Torritory, Louisiana, Southorn
Missouri, Now Mexico, Oklahoma and
Texas.
Premiums that mako it an object
are offered, a set for each stato and
territory. Full particulars of tho
conditions of tho contest, and a list of
the prizes and awards will bo sent up
on applicction to
J. W. STEELE,
Commissioner,
Colonization Agency Southwestern
Lines, Columbia Theatre Building,
St. Louis, Mo.
"A man living on a farm near hero
cumo in a short timo ago all doubled
up with rheumatism. I handed him a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and told him to uso it freely and if not
satisfied after using it ho need not pay
a cent for it," says C. P. Rayder, of
Pattens Mills, N. Y. "A few days
later ho walked into tho storo as
straight as a string and handed me a
a dollar saying, "give me another
bottlo of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
want it in tho house nil the time for it
cured me." For sulo by all druggists.
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
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Than thai via tho
From Kansas City, Saint Louis and
Memphis to points in the South, South
east and Southwest.
The Southeastern Limited
Leaving Kansas City at 6;30 P. M.
daily, will take you to Springfield, Mem
phis. Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville
and all points in the Southeast.
For detailed information apply to
G. W. MARTIN
qeneral western agent
1106. 17th St.
DENVER. COLO.
OK TUB AKTICI.KS Or INCORPORATION
OF TIIK ARIZONA CKNTRAf, HANK
Notlco Is hereby given, tli.it a special meeting
of the stockholders of Tho Arizona Central
Hank, heU l thooniceof said corporation, at
the town of Flagstaff, County of Coconino. Ter
ritory of Arizona, on tho first day f April,
IW3. due notice thereof having llrsi been regu
larly given to all the stockholders of said cor
poration, and ull tho shares of said coriwratlon
having been at said meeting represented, and
all the requirements of the articles of Incorpor
ation and by-laws of said corporation having
been fully compiled with, tho following re-olu
tlons were at said meeting unanimously adopted
by a vote of all tho stockholders of said cor
poration. I. Hesolved. that Article III, of the articles
of Incorporation of Tho Arizona Central Hank
be amended to read as follows:
AKTICr.K III.
Tho capital of said corporation shall be one-hundred-thousand
dollars (JIOO.UM.) to bo
fully paid In, on or before tho recording and
completion of the publication required by law
of this amendment, and that this amendment
shall bo signed and acknowledged by tho presi
dent and attested by the secretary of said In
corporation, and that the sanio shall bo record
ed and published, as required by law.
II. Hesolved, that Article VI, of tho articles
of Incorporation of Tho Arizona Central Hunk
bo amended to read ns follows:
AHTICI.K VI.
Privato property of tho shareholders of this
corporation shall Ihj exempt from corporat'nn
debts and tho highest amount of Indebtedness
to which this corporation rhall at any lime
subject Itself shall bo the sum of one-million
dollars (fl.OHO.OOO.)
In witness whereof, we, T. K. Pollock, as
president; and C. O. Hoblnson, as secretary, of
the said cnrporatlon.Tho Arizona Central Hank,
have hereunto set our hands and caused to be
affixed the corporate seal of the said corpora
tion. The Arizona Central Hank, at the town of
Flagstaff, County of Coconino, Territory of
Arizona, this Hirst day of April, A. D.. 1903.
TIIK ARIZONA CKNTUAI, HANK.
seal llv T. K. I'oixock, President.
Attest, C. O. Komnhon, Secretary.
NEW YORK.
The Mlnlneand Metallurgical Authority
oi the World - . . - . I5.00 a Year
Pacific coast Miner
TKURITOHY OF ARIZONA. I
County or Coconino, f
Hcfore me, K. M. Doc, n notary publlo In and
for tho County of Coconino, Territory of Arizo
na, on this day personally appeared T. K. Pol
lock, known to me to bo the president of Tho
Arizona Central Hank, a corporation, and C. O.
Hoblnson, known to me to bo tho secretary of
ThcArizonaCcntral Hank and tho persons whoso
names aro subscribed to tho foregoing Instru
ment as such officers, and each for himself
acknowledged to me that he executed the foro
golng Instrument, as such officer, as the free
act and deed of said corporation. The Arizona
Central Hank, for tbo purpose and considera
tion therein expressed, and that ho voluntarily
so executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal of office, this
first day of April, A. D., 1003.
SEAL K. M. Doe,
Notary Public.
My commission expires May 13th WOO.
Recorded at request of T. K. Tollock, April
3, A. V., 1903, at 8 o'clock a. m., In book 1 of
Articles of Incorporation; pages 488 Et. Seq.
Records of Coconino County, Arizona.
II. C. Hidden,
County Recorder.
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