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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05
EVEN THING AT SPOKANE.
Homo Team Wins Morning Game ant
Portland the Afternoon.

Homo Team Wins Morning Game and
Portland the Afternoon.
SPOKANE FALLS, July AIN the morning
game today Spokane won by a score of to l.
Borchers was In splendid form bat his club gave
him wretched support The errors of Jiggs,
Parrot and Cahill, which were all very costly,
undoubtedly gave the game to the home team
The game was one of great interest throughout.
Portland had slightly the best of it up to the
fourth inning, bat then the home team got the
lead by one run and held it throughout the
game. At the end of the eighth it was nobodys
game, the score standing to in favor of the
home team. In the ninth the Spokanes put two
more runs to their credit, while the visitors re-
tired without again crossing the plate. Bor-
chers was hit by baited ball The day v as
perfect fer ball-paying. aud the attendance was
large. The score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05
pa;ryman Arrested tor Stealing Cattle

NORTH YAKIMA. July 4-Samuel Fear, u we'll
known dairyman of Ahtanum valley. was ar
rested today for ste aling cattle. Stock has heen
frequently missed from the range of late. and as
Fear has been selling more meat than
his small baud would Justify, watch WAS
placed on his premises. with the result of fnd-
Ing two belonging 10 the Mckee Company and
+ c. Sharkey tied in his slaughter-house on
Thursday. Fear viii be given q preliminary ex-
animation on Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05
The Fourth at Portland.

PoRTLAND, July 4-Independence Day was
observed by parade participated IN BY the
Oregon National Guard. various civic organizs-
tions and United States troops from Vancouver
barracks Literary exercises were held I'm the
afternoon. and the celebration was concluded
by pyrotechnic display in the evening and
Illuminating parade OF boats on the river In
front OF the city. The principal celebrations OF
the day in Oregon were those held in Salem
~ MoaEord
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05

NORTH YAKIMA, July 4--The Fourth passed
of very quietly, there being nc general eeieofs~
lion, aud the use OF hrecrackcrs and bombs
having been prohibited The guards were
out on parade. and the band and drum corps at
tended = hig picnic given By the Christian Sum
day school. The two principal races a. tna
track were won by horses owned by Dr. y. =.
Savage and s. J. Lowe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05

MARYsvILLE, Cal. July 4-The Fourth Of July
celebration. exceeded anything OF the kind eyer
held here before. Fully 1000 strangers were
present The literary exercises were novel and
interesting, being representation Of the eonti-
mental congress at the time OF the adoption
the Declaration OF Independence. A sham battle.
which was participated in by military comps
nies from Chico, Coluss and Marysvtlse. was
one of the leading attractions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05
shipp,nr Intelligence.

PoRT LUDLOW, July 4-Arrivec-Msriana
SAN Francisco. July 1.-TWO coal laden YES
sells arrived yesterday, the ship c. +. Sargent
and the bark Bundaleer. The former brought
2.7s6 tons from tacoma and the latter l. f3s tons
from Departure bay. sailed-stmr Haylien Re
public, Port Townsend
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SPOKANE.


Spokane e.................... 0.0 0 201 o.
Portland.... ..-...--...-..-. 001 600 / O.
Earned runs-Spokane 2.
Two.base hits-Polhemus, Huston and Land
Three base hits-Peeples.
Stolen beses-Cross, Colgan, Lynch . and
Schachern.
Double play-W Parrot to Land to Schachern.
Bases on balls-Huston 5. B Jrchers 2
Struck out-Huston 6, Borchers 7.
Time of game-0ne hour and forty-fve min
utes.
Umpire-Ben F. Young.
Sco:er-Cragin.
Portland retrieved herself in the afternoon
and turned the tables on spokane by winning
by the same score as the latter did in the morn
inE. Contrary 10 all expectations, Manager
Harris again put Borehers in the box this after
noon instead OF Parrott Emmerke was in the
box for the home team. Although the visitors
had three errors TO Spokanes' one, they were not
costly. The game was pitchers contest
throughout, and Borchers won. The ball he
pitched this afternoon was remarkable, eonsii-
ering his hard work this morning. The score
was as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05
laIia Republican City Convention.

leonyeatiou of the Republicans of the citv OF
esftle Is hereby called to meet at the Turn Hail
hasid city of Seattle on Tuesday. July s, at
- o'clock D. N. for the purpose of nOmiuat-
he candidates for the ices OF mayor, chief of
ySiee and city attorney, at the municipal elec-
10 70 be held July IL, 1899.
All Republican voters OF the city of Seattle are
k.seby requested to unite in selecting delegates
htfis convention. For the purp Sc OF select
e delegates primaries will be held On eatur-
III July s, from p. m. to p m. in each ward
ttae usual polling places as follows:
First Wsrd-The city lot on South Third street.
xxr Yesler avenue
Secbnd Ward-City Hall.
Third ward-The Armory.
Fourth Ward-Battery street. engine house.
Al these primaries the Republican voters Of
eeh ward are requested to nominate delegats o
tie city convention as aforesaid, and ais 10
sominate one candidate for the city council
ifyn their respective wards. The person re-
nsying the highest number of votes in each
ssfd for councilman will be declared the NOM
nee Of the party.
The basis OF representation for the city con-
wnion will be the same as that adopted for the
~ Republican county convention, with the
ueep.ion that the Fourth ward win be allowed
mrye delegates instead of ten. Under this ap-
vgtionment each ward will be allowed repre-
enlston 81 follows:
Tirt Ward-Fifteen delegates,
Second wsrd-EIeven delegates.
Third Ward-Twelve delegates.
Fourth Ward-Tweive delegates.
Toial-Ffty delegates.
n order Of the Republican County Committee,
GEORGE II. HRILBRON,
Chairman.
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PORTLAND.

SIOKL By INNIN6A
Srokane ...- .............. / 0 o ] / o o. 4
Portland d.......--.........- o 0 5 o.
Earned runs-Por.land !.
Two-bsse hits-Polhemus, Cross Peoples, W.
Parrot 2,Buchtel and sRd Schachern.
Three-base hits-Cross.
Stolen bases-wsrd, Emmerke, Hassamet 2.
Whitaker ana W. Parrot
Bases on balls-Rnmerke s. Borchers 2
Hit by pitched bsll-Tnrner and CahilL
Struck out-Emmerke 3, BorchersS s.
Wild pitches-Emmerke ?. Borehes L
Time of gSme-Two hours
Umpire-Ben f. Young.
Seorer-Cragin-
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santa Rosa, Cal. July z-Tweive thousand
people were In Santa Rosa to-day. The streets
were thronged with people all day. An indus
trial parade took place 81 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing. Henry L. Highton. OF san Francisco. was
orafnr az tie daY.
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Earned runs-Tacoma
'Twc-base hits-Farris, Hoffman, thinner.
Double play-Brittaiu to Strouihers to Earle
Eases on balls-of Fitzgerald s. of Favour
Passed balls-Earle 8
Stolen bases-Earle /. Favor /, Heron 2,
Camp 2
Left on bsses-Tocoma g. Seattle 4.
Struck out-By Favor s. by Fitzgerald 4
Time of game-0ne hour and thirty five min
utes.
Umpire-McCue.
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TACOMA

SCORE By INNINGS.
Tacoma. 001o05-1I
Seattle. ....--..-...0 0 o. o o o. 4
Earned runs-Tacoma ,, Seattle l.
Two-base hits-Mannassau, Stuart, Bright
Snyder.
Double plays-Dextraze to Bright, Bright to
thinner 70 Smith.
stolen tases-Aannsssau. Earle 8, Stuart
Britain. Hernon. Dex.raze 5.
Bases On balls-Of March /, off Mccormick &
Hlt by pitched balls Stuart. Earle
Struck out-By March s. by Mccormick
Passed balls-Snyder 4, Earle >.
Left on bases Tacoma 4. Seattle
Time OF game--l:J0.
Cmpire-McCue.
The afternoon game was one Of the prettiest
ever played on the home ground Both clubs
played bali aud were stimulated by the largest
au ieuce that has witnessed g game in the
Northwest, ahou; 2.oo0 people being present.
Fitzgerald received excellent SUPPORT and
pitched a fine game. Msnnassan vert "a hat
for Tacoma and went out on liner To smith.
Earle went out on an assist by Bright. and stu.
art took first an error by Filzgersld
and stole second. Hoffman went to 6rst
error by Camp, Stuart com
ing home. McCue declared Hoffman
safe at FIRST. when he should have been called
oat, giving Tacoma the first run. McCabe
knocked 10 Camp, forcing out Strouthers AT
second. Hernon went TO bat for Se-
sttle, was gwen first on balls, and
stole second on the first bail pitched. Dextrsze
struck ont. and Whitley went out on an assist by
Britain, Hernon advancing 10 third, and com.
ing home on passed ball by Earle, which
struck him in the neck, knocking him down
aud stopping the game about ten minutes But
he sOon took his position beRiRd the bat
amid applause from the grand stand Smith
went cut on fy TO Stnsrt. Sirouihers took
first on tfy to center, which Whitley could not
get koye struck oHt. Favour singled to LETT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05
THE FOURTH AT OLYMPIA.

Successful CeIebration-Patrioti Address
by Governor Ferry.
OLYMPIA, July 4-Independenee day was ap-
proprissely observed here. The exercises were
in charge of the Grand Army OF the Republic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05

Nevsda's Champion Sprinter Defeated.
BISHOP, Cal, July Al Independence today
Walter Oter beat Ben Roseuthsl. champion foot
racsr Of Nevada. FIVE feet in 100 yards.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05

Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the best
equipped line. ior all points East A. Chilberg
city Gcxet agent 7l6 second street, Boston
esock; L. Tonkln. depot uekes agent seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-05

1asac. a pair, childrens fuil-hnished hose
Chester Cleary.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
Ser aIte @err.

Die dlteiteu Semciter ser Burden.
l6ait Nlemannia in @. tonnteu ii9
ni6t erinneru, icmaIs ctuen 10 uriiOeIen
RueipobenO uerlebt Su babsu. sic olle
aber waren einig, baB einSig unO oIIein
Die Nnwelen9eit oes erit por fur;em na9
o.. ueriebten alien Serrn 8eruer, Der in
g8iten uno 8ieripdBen uneridOpfli9
mar, oicie beilpicuOie Sr0bli6teit uerur:
iubte. OericIbe ibIug, nadoem oer
por9anocne Stoif iel6It bel ben buritis:
ten Sebler icinen 9eruf eriiiat bate,
nod eiuen erfrii9enbeu Spo;iergau9
bur9 bic Staet por. SaIO panoelte
oucS i'm 3ifBaf 0duicmari9 burb Sic
ltillen @Glieu, Der aIte, ,Serr Serner Uor:
an. IS mar sur 3eit bes S6iiBens
ieites. gtuf bem Martte itano ein Sla:
rouiiel. Sm 0au bate lid eiu G6eiI Der
Iulti9en Rneipanten auf Die &arroilen
uuo 4ieroe be5 &arouIels 9eidwungsn.
Die anberen I1oben oaijeIbe an oer
langrn Querltangen berum, rpdbreno
Der alte !6err Dem in Der 9idDe uui9e.
iteQten yeicrtal:eu gcraoe;u graulnme
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@eieteS wa9t. 9l6bIitb itirmten brei
Ud3ter aui bic Mhstbdter los; e5 ae:
lang ibnen, ii6 auer 81 bemddtiocn bis
aui Den aIteu 9erru, Der iie bate bsran;
i6lei9en iebeu uno Sur re9ten 3sit i'm
9untel Der 0ta6t ueri6wuuoen mar.
Oie iibri9en ober wurben auf bic BoIis
Ssiuade gei3Ieppt uHo crit eutlalleu,
na6oem iie idmmtli3 pem finitera bIifens
ben 8a6tmeilter ibre Ranlen an9eseten
battcn.
9lm Morseu uedte iie Elm 9oIi;iit aus
IiBem S9Iummer uno Sitirte lie aue
ruf bas Staot6aus Dor ben Serrn Yos
Iiseiratb. Seuben6 un6 arg pom &ater
seplast, fOI9ten ite Der gIufiOrOerun9 unS
fauben ii9 jur ange9ebeueu Stunoe luf
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smpfing iie ber BoIi;eiratb. .3ornis
belt er ibusn ben sroben llnfu9 uOr, ben
lie in Der uersansensn 9ta9t ueriibt bats
ten unb Der ii9 am wenigiten fir atas
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rou6sIfabrsn unb bur9 bic unbeiIigen
Gone zines Subem ats ueritimmten 9eiers
taltens, bic rubi9en 8iirser Der itiIIen
Sta6t ldu6be aus benz ibnen 10 ii6eraus
rubigen S9lummsr gu ipsden - loeI6e
untbat sesen ben Srisbsu Der 9ta6t unO
bic Ssfiimmungeu zines ebsnlo rpobls
rueiieu, wie fiir bic 3tubs Der ibm unters
sebsnen Stabt, iiriOr9Iiden Magiitras
ties! SOn Der llniueriitdt eutfernt gu
per6en bGtten iie 6aeiammt perbient,
duBerts ber 9sltrsuge Serr BoIiSeiratb,
in leinsr Stlaireoe fortfaGreuo, alIeiu
aus Ridiidt ouf bic betIaseuspertben
@ltetn mOle sr bieSmaI Elm 9Iuge gu:
briiden, wenu 5sosr iid uerpfli6te, ie9s
Mart in Die 9lrmentaiie ;u uerfen.
3ertniri6t nidten iie ale ibre @in'
pilliems unO uerIisBen ltumm ben Ort
bss S9redsns. OrauBeu ober am9e:
laust, br06en lie i'll eiu wiIbes @jeId1ter
aus, benu Der 9eitrenge YoIi;eiratb, Der
ibuen ibr @srsebsn III ieiusr ganjeu
S6were 9ei9iIOert uno eiHes Seoen
@eISbeutel nm icd8 Ma,t erIei9tsrt
bate, es mar teiu 9lnberer, ais Der fioeIs
aIte Ser Gerner, Der benz Sneipobenr
feline y ii Se pe.leben uuo 81 Der Ga:
roulisIiayrt BEN geiertaiteu geOrebt bate,
Der fioele uIte Serr 8erner. ber lett oem
uOrseitrigen Gage in o.. oils 9OIiSeirutf
l9altete. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
2ludI etn IppiteI.



Sic wiro mir ri6t 10 Isi6t aus oem
geoG9tniB i6winOeu, bic ba9ere. TART.
tnobige @jeitGlt nit ben sci6uitteueu,
cnergi6en @jeiibtSSiigeu, Dem gewaItis
gen Sdnurrbart uno ben ianfteu, bel:
uabe tinoliben 9lu9en. Q9ie CT 10 ba.
ber fam, or0bnenoeu S6rittcs, IN ieiner
erbeu9eIten Strammbeit uno Glolticitdt,
nit eincm oiinueu, iaoeuideiri9en N6ts
den aneetBau mO in allen Saiden ae.
lpift init Seituugeu, SIbel5eu mo
Bro6iireH; wie er NIT ieinem oifepStcf
in Der quit berumiu9teIte unb babel im.
mer balbIaut uor ii9 binreOete, ma6te
ct unbeoin9t eireu fnmpiesmutbigeu,
trieSeriiden @inoruf, uno pdbrenO Die
.Siuosr aui Der StraBe i6eu Dor ibnt ,ur
Seitc pi6en, manOten iib Ole 9rwu6ie:
ren nit einem ipOttii6en @ort ooer init
cinem mitIeioigeu gd6eln uud ibm UNI.
lluo wie ipotteten uno IdbeIteu lie erlt,
wanu CT gu ibueu Iprn6, wsnu li6 ale
Otusten Ieiues elugeiallersu G,eli6tS
beIebten i'm @iier iilr ieue Suhe, uuo
wenn es aud lognr aus BEN iouit 10
lauften glugeu SupeIleu berporiboE pie
ein Gufieu1ien oes ,3orncs oOer iuie ein
beIler StrObl Der Begeilteruug.
l9ie IGderIib fam es ibuen uor, oaB
Iitb Elm uerninitiaer Mcni6 10 gemulti0
ereiiern tOnue iiber Die oIei6giltiglten
uno nebenidbli3lten StuDe uun Der
gSeIt: itber Glieu uno Srinten; uno wie
tboridt mar es obeuoreiH, nit cinem
0au;eu 9Ipparat pom Nteoi;iu, Statiltit,
0tBnblogIe uno .ioniti9cr l8iiieuitbait.
Ii9teit iiir Die Serbauuuug nller tbieri.
lden 9tabruug, ouer geterbiiien uno
rafiinirten tuIinarii6eu @enliie su ploi.
bireu! @r mar eiu Yegetarier aus pen.
tier, tieT inuerter lleber;eugunq. 6r
mar e5 gepelen aus bitterer 9iotbpcu6i1.
felt, nod ebe er pom sinem 9pibuaorGs
oOer pom einem ouoeren S6ubbelliocn
Der YflanSeneiier aud uur baS @erm9te
9ewnBt bate: benn ieiu Yater mar Elm
Grmer Sanowerfer, Der tiinf Ieben6ioe
Rinoer III erndbren bate, uno Der Dem
glelteiteu iueOer auf benz Bolptednitum
aud nur bic 9er;n9ite SeibiIie gemd6ren
tonnte. Oa bate er ireiIi9 Der 9han.
sennabrlng pcr nller anoeren ben Dor.
Sug 9eben miiiien, lib in aIerIei Gut.
baItIamteit Su iibeU. Seins Smoisnpit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03

pi.6er eingeidloTen unS bic iinseren
Aopotateu, moruuter Oe. gSilIiams, biel'
ten @nde.
Gnbli6 nm 4 llbr 6ITuste ii9 bic
Gbiir bic @ein0renen maren eiumiltblg /;
Der Hi6ter murbe aus bent Bett 9eholt,
man uerlas bieRamsn ber @eidworcneu /;
elmer antuortete ni6t. Sein Name
pur6e gum speiten WtaI aus9eruieu.
Gin ibna6es rSier!" ert6nte. Der
@runb 6es Stiai9weisens mar Ieidt ers
tenntIi6. IS mar Der 0tst9er, ieiu
@eli9t mar nit 9lut bsbedt. ieine SIei.
Der bn9eu ibm in Seben pom 2eibe - er
bate Der lle6errsbuns ieiner @enOilen
na49e9eben unb ipraa bas 9ti6ti6uIois
aus.
g1i6t minber 6rouis lit bic @eidi9ts
uou benz breiSebuten @jei9worenen, Oer
unter bem 8orwanb, baB feline 6rau ses
itorbsn iei unb er am folsenoen Gage
nidt in Der Surp fun9iren tOnns, cs
bur6lebte, baB er am Gage porber einsn
YIab inter ben 3p6lf erbieIt, 9Iei9Iam
als 9lustauid. Sin 8etrus Der grobiten
Art nat Ve9enltano Der Sefpaholut9.
SsIbit Montasu Biaiams, Der Ser:
tbeioissr, bate nitbt bic serin9ite &uss
ii9t auf einen siinitisem gussans. gtur
bsr 0totar, Der ben Qlbuotateu initruirt
bate, mar Der Sreiipre6uns gang fiber.
Der 9ti9ter reiumirte in einer benz Gn:
setIasten un9iiuitiseu 9tebe. Sebermann
erwartete elm iofortiges .S3uIois~.
CUR llebsrrai9ung 4aer Sogen ii6 Die
@ei6poreneu Suriid. I'm 10 llbr gia6ts
mar nod tein WaGripru9 ba. v@inet
Ser @si9wntenen mill ii3 ni5t uOu Der
S6uIo bes 2ln9etla9ten iiberSeugen
Iaiisn," iaste Der @ortfi6rer. 9nOli6
nm llbr Morgens tomen iie tobtmiiOs
uuo abgeipannt un6 uuo ipruden ben
@abripru9: ygiidti6uIbi94 aus. Giuer
Der Gei9woreneu ertlGrte bas @sbeim:
uiB. Ger auoebIide 8ittrper bate ieins
EaI9en pou GbwGaren unO @etrdnteu,
unb wOlIte ni6t nab9eben, iekte ii6 in
cine Gfs, aB, tranf uuo las. 0aber
9abeu bic anberen eli na9. Der 9tctat
bate BEN bartnddisen 9ei3porenen
belto1en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03

Gin OtiilIerStueG5 d id6rt
nit ieinem Ieereu Meblwageu aus Der
Staot tommeno beimpdrts ieinem Dorie
gu. uuterwess bolt Der &Ogcn Elm GItcS
D&itter6en eiu, oas sinen i4weren 6orb
auf Oem Sopie tragenh, ii9 Iangiam unO
mIbieIig aui Der beiBen, itaubi9eu &anos
itraBe bGbini6lsppt. Der Niiuerburi6e,
cine quite Sssle, bdlt al uuo forbert Die
9(lte ouf, auf ben g8useu gu itei9en.
Wiit 0ont luir6 bas gInsr6ieten anses
nommen. 0ie alte 6rau iteat Suerlt
ZEN Sorb aui ben @agsn, tIettert bierauT
isIbit binuui, itet iid unO nimmt Oann
ibren Serb wieber auf BEN Sopf. Der
Maasrburide frast bic 9lIts oaraui:
,Sbo, 0tutter, uarum laBt SSbr benu
@uren 6orb ni6t i'm Mageu iteben ?"-
. On Iieber @ott~, erbdlt er Sur. 9lnts
mort, ves is ia freunbIid 9'nug, baB
Sbr mid bnbt oufiise laiie, es mar
s'mi6 ;'piel uerIaust, penn Sbr au9
nod mcin' i6were aOrb fabre miBtst. :"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-11-19
Articles of Incorporation
 OF THE VIRGINIA CHEF MINING Go.
or THE

KNOW ali men by these presents that we, the undersigned do hereby associate ourselves together fur the purpose of forming a corporation un- der the laws of the territory of Arizons and we do certify
 First, That the name of said corpor ation shall be TIE VIRGINIA CHIEF MINING AND MILLING COMPANY. Second, That tLe purposes for which it IS formed are to carry on the busi ness of mining for the precious and other metals and Co miil and reduce the same. and 10 buy. sell, lease and trade in mining property generally.
 Third: That the principal place of business of this corporation shall be at Lewiston. .Cochise County, Arizona Ter ritory but 1t may have 6 branch office at auy other place, for the transaction of such business as the laws of the ter~ ritory do not req uire to be transacted at the principal office.
 Fourth, That the time of the exis> tence of tbIs corporation shall be % years.
 Fifth, That the number of directors shall be threa, and that the names and
  to serve the first year are James H '. Tsyis, John A. Duncan and zra W. KlngsberTy. The residence Of James H. Tevis is lewiston, Cochise county. Territory of Arizona. and that of John A Duncan and Ezra ". Kingsberry. Kansas City. Jackson county, state of Missouri.
 Sixth, That the amount of capital stock of this corporation shall be one million (sl. .0O0. .000) of dollars. divided in,o one hundred thousand (l00. 0O0) shares at the par value of ten (Si0 00) dollars each, all of which is full paid.
 Seventh, The existence of this GOV parEiiOn shRli commence at the date 1 th-eT GU .Bi of 'h ese articles and .hall ts,pinats twenty five years tbere after.
 Eighth. The officers of this corpor atIon shall be president. q vice presi- dent, treasurer. and secretary. The first three ma med shall be directors ot said corporation and shall hold their offices for one year. or uDtIl their sue cessors are elected and qualified ana the secretary shsll hold his office at th, pleasure of the directors. Ninth. The highest amount of in, debted8ess or liability which stall b incurred by this corporation st any on, time shall not exceed Sl00, 900. Tenth. Private property of :bj stockholders shall pot be liable for th debts of the corporation.
 In witness whereof ws have hereunt set our hands and seals this fl day O November. One Thousand Eight Hun l dred aud Ninety.
 l JOHN A. DUNCAN, TsEAL EZRA W KINGSBERRY,
 by John A. Duncan, his SEAL 1 attorney in fact.
 1 JAMES Fl. TEVIS, SEAL Signed and sealed in the presence of 1 SEAL VIM c. STAEHLE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-11-19

EECoNoNY should be the watchwor. of the democratic legislature this wln- ter. The first step should be the loP- ping of of useless Territorial offices
 This will reduce the Territorial rate oi taxation materially. The next move should be that of compelling each town in the Territory to support its own local government instead o' throwing the expense onto the county as is the present rule. Tombstone Is the one city in Coehise county which supports an expensive local govern ment to maintain which Wilcox, Bis bee or Benson taxpayers are not re quired to contribute cent. On the other hand the taxpayers of Tomb stone are required to contribute to the support of the local government Oi every town in the county where Jus ice or constable is elected or paid out of county funds. This is unequal and wrong and should be remedied. The people of Tombstone have tried to cG' down expenses by cutting of tho number of city officers by what wal known as disincorporation. It failed to be successful, and some other step' must be taken to reduce expenses ir municipal affairs even if it be by plan which shall reduce the count, rate of those who live in the city.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-11-19

JUDGE KIBBY decided in a divorce case at Phenix last week that wher' the plaintiff removes from the Terri tory before the divorce is finally al lowed no divorce can be granted. An nie Scott ys. George Scott was the ti- tie or the case, and Annie IS still 2 married woman because she went i' California before her decree Wa granted.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-11-19
Territory of Arizona County of Cochise.

Territory of Arizona
 County of Cochise.
 O1 the fourteenth dsy of November, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and ninety, personally appeared before me. Wm c Stsehle. a notary public in and for the said county of COchise, John A. Duncan. personally known to me to be the person described in and who sx- ecuted by power of attorney of Ezrs N Kiagsberry to sign and acknowledge the articles of incorporation ID the an nexed instrument Es the attorney in fact of Ezra W. Kingberry named in the annexed instrument ss party thereto. and described ss the party executing tbs same by his said attorney and tbe said John A. Ddnean acknowledged to me that he executed the fame freely and yo-Gntarily. ss and for the act and deed of the said Ezra W. Kiugsberry, and for tine uses and purposes therein mentioned.
 In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written,
 WM. (. STAEHLE, SEAL Notary Pubic.