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NErs. LAcEs. AND Consrrs.

We offer the latest and most approved styles in
Black and Colored DRAPERY NETS Figured. Striped.
Polka Dots and Blocks. FISH NETS. in Black and
Cream The above the best quality and goods that
we can recommend
In LACEs, we show Spanish, Spanish Gimpure. Gim-
pure, Hand-run Spanish and Chantilly Flouncinss,
Normandy Val, Real valenciennes and I'm Do. Eng
lsh Thread. Real Thread and In Do Duchess, Irish
oint, Antique, Torchon, Medci and Fedora In Cosets
will be found the following celebrated makes: C p a
la Sirene in Cout and Satine Thompson's Glove Fit
ting in E. and g. Long and Short: Balls ESQ well
known in Black Ecru Grey and White just the thing
for stout ladies, R. and G.. W. C. c., and p D. Also
Misses and young Ladies' Corsets.
New Goods are being added daily, and we invite in.
spection of our stock
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W1NSERs o. LosEns Or
ELECTION BETS
Win do well not to buy any Suits or Overcoats before
examining those at
OAK HALL. COR 10TH AND SITS NV.

You will fnd Tailor made Satin lined Chin chills
Overcoats at &l5 equal to any sold S22 Fine
Montaxnac ut $25 equal to any sold at &50 Chin
S1S Chnchlis Storm Goat good ~ any sold a. sl5
IN the city. to value given the price, mat sria
mSSke1,up and general appearance
Rer cent below prevailing prices Double bres sted
Emnchta Coats and Vests ct "a. SO, sold nowher,
oerx1O. Pure Worsted Cork Suits 1T 81 OW orth
Sl5 AZ AZ, Wool CgskscrsV Primes Albert Suite e 9i5
Best quality satin Lined Prince Albert Suits at A
worth go. Fine Brosdcloth Full Dress and Dopbl
best bargains ever shown
For boys, Il to rs years, . full line of Suits and
Oyerccats from IS up.
For boys 70 Is years. an unusually rood sssort-
ment OF suits and Overcoats from a. up Odd Pan n
ana Vests N great variety ct lower prices than ever
OAK HALL,
No Corner 10th and sta nv.
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The ATTENTION
Of the physicians and the public is invited to
DOUGLASS EMULSION OF PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OH.
WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs OF LINE AND SODA,
For the relief and cure Of
COUGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
And nearly all Pulmonary troubles, and If taken in
time will arrest the progress Of Consumption.
In putting this preparation the market claim is
made for originality. but guarantee is given of the
absolute purity of the medicines used and the skful
manner in which they are prepared. The Cod Liver
oil (Norwegan) used is from the crop Of SS. This
purchase in the original packages thereby avoiding
anYpossibe adulteration in transit. The Hypophos-
phites are from Standard Manufacturers and need
comment, but the following facts are important:
LIST. The medicines used in Douglass Emulsion are
absolutelypure.
ID Each bottle contains so per cent pure Norwe-
gan Cod Liver Oil, thoroughly emulsfed very palata
BILE and will not disorder the most delicate stomach
3D. 1t is better and cheaper than of the
so-caled Emusions and but 75c for large bot
tie, or bottles for 81.
4th. Should You become dissatisfied after using the
price will be cheerfully refunded.
EDWARD p MERIT,
MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
1014 Street,
TIE pIQNEEP pPICEc ppIrCSr
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.NR RENT
24O6-24l6 AND 23oO

14TH ST. y. W.. "CRAVEN TERRACE"
Three beautiful brown-stOne front th-ee-story resi-
deIces with every convenience location rrble and
healthy; sreetcars pass door; very reasonable
nI3-6t i35I st NV
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FINANCIAL.

TNO. w. CORsON. JNO ". MACARTNEY.
q Member N. Y. stock Ex
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ST. n W.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. and all securities Hsted
on the Exchsnges Of New York, Philadelphia Boston
A Specislty made Of investment securities District
Bonds and Al Local ksaruad Gas Insurance and Tcl-
xnsasaa SaI fSAsDAsas stasA hsusa3 sna sola va
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LOk RENT
II 637 Pa. ave. 8. e., Or.
and store. A6O
Store 1112 Conn. ave. 90
1124 18th St, ST.. mi. 80
w 9Th st., Sr., mi. 40
$40 X st. NV, 7r., mi. 80
2Ol6 VT. ave, or. mi. pa
sOS III st. ne, Or. -, sc
Oak ave. Tacoma Park 20
~ G. ct. s.e., Or. .16. &c
80 l. st. NV, 6r-.l5.3O
SIS 18th ne, Or, water. =
81 18th st. ne, Dig
Offlce room rear Q.lI1 Il %
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PERSONAL.

ssNIYROBOLANT"-TH ORIGINAL AND ONLY
w effective preparation for developing the bust
an attenuated or undeveloped form made plump and
beautiful; change Perceptee in week improves the
health and never fails; used externally, nstrnents
book free: Nine. LA VERGE, ~ W. 2:,d ST. N Y
Branch Office 103 10TH st, Washington, d. C. nj 5-6t
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send 1Oc to
s. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
n14-lm' Southwest cor. 9Th and X sts NV.
WIN. WILLIAMS. GEO.w. McELFRESH, AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency. COMMUNICATIONS
promptly attended TO and strictly confidential Office
open all hours W. WILLIAMS Manager $50 NV
nIyI-1m'
nIyORCES-A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LIZA Dearborn St, Chicago; advice free; twenty
one years experience; business quietly and legally
Transacted se15-stu,th,1y
TUSTES OLD STAND is THE ONLY PLACE
~ where frst-clsss Second-Hand Clothing can be
sold at respectable prices Address call at ST.
NV my -9m
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LADIES' GOODS.

WON BRANDS,
' Dressm&king and Millinery Establishment, 1929
Pa ave. 1siior-Eade Gowns, Riding Habits Evening
and Street Costumes ETC., made ut short notice Per-
fect Mt and work, one fitting required Am selling my
Millinery at half of cost. nI:}Im'
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lrOR PENTHOUSE, 1907 I4TH ST. n W KEY
II next door. n13-6t
L,OR RENT-A CHARMING NEW HOUSE, ON
II 18th St ten rooms, cellar, furnace aud open
CRATES handsomely papered crystal chandeliers, and
all modern improvements. Cheap to good tenant.
Will be sold or leased on reasonable terms. $50
10th st. 1r and bath, SO 80: large yards and all
mod imps c. II. KNIGHT, COZ eth st. NV. n13-:,t'
L,OR RENT-l2O3 AND 1905 VI SIN W. SEPA-
II rate or together; all mod. mps about 20 rooms.
i. ]. HILL, 513 9th ST. from to / y. III. n13-3t
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TIME .olS KERSEY OvERCOAT ATTHE
\ LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
aeaA nAA'tAhaaA - w.
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nib 1437 Penn. ave. II. W.
IHOR RENT-FURNISHED-9I1 10TH ST. OPPO-
II site The Arno," and block from LAFAYETTE
Square; price sl2j per month HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
loO3 Penn ave. NV. n13-:jt
Ir0R RENT-20I2 HILLYER PLACE, 3 ROOMS,
Il bath, cellar. bay windows, furnace finished in hard
wood r BUCHANAN, The Clarendon, 14OI New
York ave. nl3-6t.
INOR RENT-SIX-ROOM FRAME: HALL LARGE
IL cellar; newly papered and painted throughout; in
thorough repair large yard: stable; pleasant neigh
borhood I'LL ST. Sc; rent SIS. Call on premises
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STORES, o
Store and d'w'g 17O2
Pa. ay. NV. Tor > 100
Store 1927 ID st. NV. 30
Store 1706 IA. av. NV. 90
Store and d'w'g 1000
y. Cap. 81. .........-...50
Store and cellar 2l26
l4th st-n.w..-.....-31.50
S0{ u ST. n.e., shOp......1o
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1917 wylie st. p.e.. 6rSI1
l219 Wylie st. ne, Or. IL
434 18th st. Sc, 5r. 1880
l20S Wylie st. II. e, Or. $50
1877 By. st. ne. Or. $50
81 Marks Alleys. e. 5rp. 30
IA r st. Ter. Sc, 5r.. $50
2O23 Hutton CT NV. 4r..9
Marks Alley, Ar. $50
l29 Pierce st. NV. or. q. 90
1882 Miller's CT. Sc, 5r.S
603 Callan st. ne, Or. 9
Rr. 1910 / st. Sc. 3r.....G
Stable rear 915 | st. 10
Store 1900 11th, lib
.
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DENTISTRY.

DETN i 10 N L :.
mr. r. J. HYATT, DENTIST, ST CLOUD
~ building, cor, 9th and Sta. Room A. extracts
Teeth without pain, with aerated hypnotic which IL
safe pleasant and efectual se22-Sws
ICREE DENTAL INFIRMARY! TEETH FILLED
II and Artificial Teeth inserted without charge ex-
cept cost Of material, ut 1928 ST. W., Dental De-
gartment Of Columbian University, from / to 5 pm.
daily, except sunday. Extraction free. Iniirlnary
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST, COR
~ ner INV: Gold and Amalgsm Filings special
gums aching teeth saved: ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted
mh27
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FOR SALE-HOUSE s.

EOR SALE-HOUSE =.
vNOR SALE--THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
pressbrick with ali of the modern improve.
merts; in good neghborhood and in frst-class con-
dition. Apply at S13 L ST. NV. n3-1ms
FOR SAI.E-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY on r
brick house 10 rooms In view Of the location Of the
Post-Ofhee in Pension Building, which has become .
law property IN this location is specially desirable for
offices and business purposes generally, and must
nance rapidly In value. THOMAS A. MITCHELL
oc4-2m 934 + ST., Room f.
EOR SAI.E-NORTHwEST CORNER PROPERTY,
y 1908 N, corner 18th st. lot 50x100: side lawn
4xlOO feet trees shrubbery, flowers, and fountain
Dsk house on west half Of lot cor half e lot vacant
is in every way desirable as permanent home or in
yestnent, being contiguous to Mass and Vermont
OWNER. oc2-2rn
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

81 els G st. 9. e.. Or. 5000
DO 1850 Sd st. n. w, r.2O. SO
80 "a 5fh st. ne. Or. rs. sc
50 40 L st. NV, 6r......1S.3C
80 y NJ st. n. e., 1r..........lS
% US n. j. ave. n. W., Or. IL
50 63 l. 1T. n W., Or. IL
40. IL Defrees st. Or. 1857
80 lQl6N. G. nv. 8 C., Or. 16. &C
so 81 l. st. NV. Or. .........1t
30 ITO NJ st. NV. Or. . Is. &c
30 1920 Pros't ave, Or. 1880
fU Whitney Close, Or. Is
80 923k Bd'y. NV, 5r. IL
40 9124 25thst. n. W, 5rl2. sc
40 S34 9Th st. n. e., 6r......14
55 81 23d st. II. w, Or. .13.3(
% 6l9 9th st. ne, Or 49,. Is
30 Cleveland ave. Or. ...... L.
20 Mclean av. s.w.. Or. .l2.3f
%, 1l1S 5th ST. II. e., Or. IL
30 402 1871 ST. s.w., 4r.....1.
30 @25 Fenton ri. n.e.11.3C
80 1000 4th st. ne. Ar. II
30 3:,3 l. st. 8. W., 5r. .10.Sf
% 626 Gordon av., Ar. 1896
% 915 eth st. n. W., A. 10.3C
eS l . fenton ri. n e, Or. 1926
% :319 L st. me-, 4r.,.......1C
~ l011 9TH st. ne. ,or........s
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IvOR RENT BRICK HOUSE: ROOMS AND
II bath cellar; stable; all modern improvements;
papered throughout 426 Boundary ST NV, second
doc from 9TH St. go. Inquire at 420 Boundary st.
n14-3t.
VSOR RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE, ALI. MODERN M
provements, 11O4 ~ ST. W.; key n. corner store.
Inquire 49, st. 8. W. n14-3t-
lSOR RENT-A DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE IN
- northwest; would make handsome residence for
physician other professional gentleman; conspcu
Gus and unsurpassed location. A. s. CAYWO0D, 90
9th ST. NV. nl4-3ts
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NV. cor. 18th and NJ.
with stable 90 moe)S35C
! ST.. bet. 1913. . .333.:}.
! St. bet. IL l. Is, sea-
sou. 4Ut
r. i. ave., bet. 18th and
Conn. ave-. .3Ot
Conn. ave. bet. n and
Dupont Circle. 800
Rhode Island ave. near
Scott's Circle. 800
II ST., bet. II &1S......25(
Conn. ave, bet. MAN. .25(
90 months, $2,000)
Conn. av., nth Dupont
Circle. PSI
X st.. bet. 14th and
18th SITS. .20S.3 3:
Dupont Circle......2OS.3:
Cor. L and / 9th NV. 200
psf. adj. Dupont Cir zoe
Other furnished and uni
we ask attention.
n.i-pODw
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II iS6i Mass. ave. NV, o2r. .s35, 900
1853 Mass ave NV, new, 20r................ 10000
Handsome double house. near Dupont Circle. 10000
Mass ave. bet 18th and 14th sta, 15r, new 10000
Mas ave-, bet l4th and 18th SITS, lar ..... $4,000
Mass. ave. bet Thomas and Scott Circles.... $4,000
X J. ave., bet 14th and 9Th, Tor and bath. 1000
Conn ave-, bet Q and r. lot 81 n. front.... 10000
H ST., bet. 10th and 18th SITS NV, 1T 10000
I'll 18th ST. three story brick, 7r and bath. 1000
Corcoran, bet 18th and 18th sts Dr. cellar. 1000
Z st. ne, bet LIST and I'd sta, 7r end bath. 1900
Three brick 14th an investment: each 2,160
Clevslapd ave. bet " and boundary 6r;.:... 1.S00
We offer for sale an extensive list Of large and small
houses not included In the above, also nna building
lots In the northwest and cheaper In all sections
q e gS2 SSi 81 sTsT S i s9O s':a
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D STORES & DWELLINGS.
> 1886 14th st. NV. 12r. 100
D 1914 14th st. N. W, Sr. 40
, 232 9TH st. s. G.. Sr. .35
3 242g1S NJ st. NV, Or. 30
8 301 h ST. ne, Ar. Is
0 9th and X sts. n. W.,
d $3.50 to $40.
Ol14th ct. and X. /. av., Or. 60
{NER 4 co dig L at NV
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Z. q. DAVIS
719 MARKET SPACE.
oc13-3m Cor. 9Th Street NV.
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1921 10th St. 3story brick 14rs.. all mi. 90
1512 street, 2-story and basement brick 9rs.;
heated by furnace all m
123 St Sc, 3-story brick, 1Ors, all
I'LL ST., 1-story frame, 4rs.................10
FURNISHED.
1880 Vermont 3story brick, 15rs, completely
and handsomely furnished, heated by open FIRE places
152:: Corcorsn st. 3story and basement brick.
rooms, completely furnished. .................. 20
Iotl st- oppSslte notel Hno, o-story Drlck, IL o-
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
nlO-1ot 14IS n
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TWENTY DOLLARS FoR CARRYING PIsroL.-|
Henry Smith and George White. employees OF
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company
who live in the haunted house." ON New Jer-
sey avenue southeast, have recently had some
disagreement about family matters. White
had Smith arrested, and Judge Miller this
morning fined him $40 for carrying a pistol.
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FFICES, &c.
Stable rear of 1416 LIST.
n.w..........-..........4o
Stable. rear of 1929 o
ST. NV ....-.....--. .....tD
Store and dwelling,40l
h st. ne. or. ...........20
Storeroom l02 u NV. .10
Store X d'w'g Sc cor.
18th and B'd'y SITS. II.
W.. III. -
Cellar lJ43 NJ st. n.w.....5
N Of the property on my
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
or M. 4. DAUPHTN,
 Washington, D. C.
Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans, La,

EEMEMQEQ That the presence of Generals Beau uLu-HOLn regRrd and Early, who are iu charge of the drawings s guarantee of absolute fairness q Integrity that ts chances ali equal and that no one possibly divine wnat number will draw prize.
 REMENS ERR that the payment of all prizes is GaIAISANTEED BX FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, md the tickets are signed by the President of an institution whose chartered rights are rec ognized in the highest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
Rogue. Hidden nehlnd peards.

A gentleman told mo once that the profile never changes. He said that no matter what changes came over the full face the lines of the profile remained the same. He thought that the police when they photographed criminal for the rogues' gallery ought always to do it in profile, and then there would be no mis- take in recognizing the man, no matter how long a time had elapsed. I don't know how this is, but give the sugges- tion to the police free of charge. It would not be bad idea to shave every criminal anyhow and see what he looks like. A beard is a wonderful disguise, and it is used as a disguise by many peo-
 lo who never get into the hands of the authorities. There is bank in London that will not have an employe who has a beard. Those in charge want to see his face, and then they seem to think they know what kind of man they have to teal with. By the way, 1 give that sug- Gestion to the bank directors of America. Perhaps if they adopted 1t there would be fewer cashiers taking quick tickets to Canada.-Lul1o Sharp in Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Main street, south of the Alamo Amarilla
 canal. Horse Shoeing, Wagon work and all kinds of Blacksmithing prom pity
 done to order.
JOS. LANIGAN, Prop.
aPTNysNN&.

n the District Court, of the Second Judicial District, of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Pinal
 Kittie M. French, Plaintiff, vs. Charles A. French, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for Pinal County, and the complaint filed in said county in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory sends greeting to Charles A French, defendant.
 You are hereby required to appear in an ac- tion brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of rizona, in and for the county of Pinal, aud to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days texclusive of the day of seryice), after the ser vice on you of this summons If served within this county; or if served out of this county, but in this dirtrict, within twenty days; other wise within thirty days if served by publi- cation within twenty days after the completion thereof, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis.
 trict Court of the Second Judicial
 District of the Territory of Arizona IsEAI] in and for the County of Pinal, this
 10th day of January, in the year ot
 our Lord one thousand eight hun dred and eighty eight.
 W. WOOD PORTER, Clerk SLOAN & STONE, Attys for plaintiff.
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WARNING NOTICE.

Assumption of the B. V. Catholic Clmrchs Rev. J Monfort, pastor. Sundays and fegti vals of cblig ation, mass, 8:3O. Prayers, Ben ediction of the Holy SaeraIne It, r. ln.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
How Chicago rlremen Turn Out.

Instead of the sliding pole the authori- ties have an arrangement peculiarly their own for getting the firemen out. The men sleep on the second floor, directly over the patrol wagon and horses; trap doors open from their room, and stairs, easily sliding into place, conduct the men to the wagon. The cots on which the men sleep stand in a circle, and from the inner end of each goes a cord over q pulley in the center, one end of the cord fast to the bedclothes, tho other to a weight attached to the pulley; the electric shock which gives the fire alarm displaces this weight, it drops, and the cord snatches the bedclothes from the sleepers in an instant. The same shock releases the catch on the trap doors; they rise as the stairs sink to their places. The men thus suddenly awakened bound from their beds-they sleep dressed in all but boots and hats-So down the stairs and land direct into the wagon, without, of course, touching the floor, by the time the horses are hitched, putting on their outer cloth ing as they are whirled through the streets. This scheme is not only good in itself, but 1t is characteristic of Chicago. London Fireman.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
ARIZONA WEEKLY ENTERPRISE.
FLORENCE, FEBRUARY Is, 1888
A California sheep Ranch.

Still further south is tie Nejuil ranch. comprising 10000 acres. Chief among its possessions are the vast herds of sheep that wander over it's broad domains. Perhaps nothing is more interesting than to watch the processes by which the wool is obtained. The sheep shearers are mostly of Mexican origin, and when they put in their appearance present pict- uresque sight, with their gay neckerchlefS and swarthy cOuntenances. They would do well in picture, but as human beings they are to be avoided. Cruelty and love of gaming are their chief characteristics. They snip, snip the sheep and if they take out a piece of flesh with the wool they snip out another alongside to make it nice and even, meanwhile chanting some queer little rune.
 Then vat of acids is prepared, into which they drop the poor creatures, old sheep and little lambs, humping them down with poles in order that they may be well immersed. not caring for the raw, tender flesh exposed by their brutality, nor for the feebleness of the lambs, which scarcely know which way to go. The old sheep, which has passed through sev- eral seasons of this sort of thing, imme- diately swims through the vat to the place of egress, and passes out; not so me lamb, which struggles and strangles, with that cruel pole pushing it down un- der the bitter waters, not knowing what to do. Many of them are thus drowned, aisi the imp like shearer, uttering an ugly oath, fishes them out. At night these inhunan beings sit up and gamble away every dime earned through the day to the sharpcrs who follow in their wake, but the next day go to work again, chanting and shipping with accustomed celerity.-Ella Sterling Cummins i'll Cos mopolitan.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF IN CORPORATIONO OF THE MONTEZU- MA DITCH AND CANAL COMPANY

AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF IN CORPORATION OF THE MON'rEZU- MA DITCH AND CANAL COMPANY. .
 At meeting of the stockholders of the Montezuma Dit h and Canal Company, held at their off ce January 12th, 1888, it was re- solved that the articles of incorporation of the Montezuma Ditch and Canal Company he amended by adding thereto the following arti- cles, viz
 Article 6.-The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted and controlled by a board of five directors to be elected annually on the 12th day of January of each year.
 Article No one shall be eligible to the office of director who is not a stockholder of this corporation
 Article S-'rhe highest amount of liability or indebtedness to which this corporation is at any time to be subject shall in no case exceed the sum of eight thousand (S000) dollars
 Article 9.-The private property of members of this cop ration shall not be liable for the corporate debts of this corporation.
 Article 10.-Ihe board of directors shall have power to establish bylaws and make all rules and regulations deemed expedient for the management of the affairs of this corporation not inconsistent with the constitution and laws of the United States and the laws of this Territory.
 Attest: D. C. STEVENS, President.
 J. M. OCH0A, Secretary.
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GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING

Tn The Academy Of Music. New GrIeans,
 Tuesday, March 13, 1888
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18

JVc, the undersigned Baaks and BGnke's, ,0U pay ell prises draton u Tue Louisian q State Lotteries UItich may be present cd at our counters.
 T. H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Nati Bk PEESRS LANAiN. Pres. state Natl Hik A. BALDWIN, Pres. Now Orleans Na1'l ssl1 CARL kOEN, Pres. Union National Bank