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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-01-07
Articles of Incorporation
or THE
South GiIa Improvement Com
pany.

Horace G. Damon, Henry D. Underwood, and
Frank II. Woodwork, desiring to incorporate our
sslyes under the provisions of the laws of the
Ter tory Of Arizona, and especially Act of the
Legislative Assembly thereof, entitled "An Act
Concerning corporations" approved March sth,
1887, for the purpose of engaging in the business
anil enterprise hereinafter mentiened,s do make,
subscribe and acknowledge in triplicats these
Articles of lncorpoi alton, as follows, namely:
TEe name of this corporation, and by which it
shall herein ,ftcr be known is the South ella I'm
proreiaent Company, and the principal place for
trai sacting business is the town of Ghrystoval,
County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona
IL
The business and enterprise in which this cor
roratior proposes to engage. shall be to acquire,
own hold, manage and control by purchase deed,
gift grant, convey snce, lease or location, real
estate and rights and interests therein of every
kind and nature, and also to acquire, own. hold,
manage and control personal property contracts,
CHI ses in action, and property rights and interests
of every kind and nature, and 10 sell the same or
any part thereof for ITSELF and its own account
or for Others, for commission, TO borrow and loan
money and to carry on the business Of banking In
oil its branches. to give and take mortgages and
ftier security for money borrowed or loaned, 70
Nv and sell goods, wares and merchandise, and 10
conduct and cary On general mercantile business
in all It's branches, to acquire water and water
rights and privileges by location, purchase or
grant. and TO sell and lease the same for irrigatng
m: nufacturing, power, or domestic purposes. TO
construct and maintain dams, canals, bitches,
pipes and reservoirs for divcrting, receiving con-
Quoting and distributing wat.r, to construct build
ings and warehouses, and to buy sell and lease the
same, to construct roads and other public i'm
Provments, and to maintain the same, to purchase
hold and sell stock al other corporations to build,
construct, own and operste telephone and tsIs
graph lines or to lease the same, to purchase, 40
qiire, own and operate railroads and tramways TO
be run or operated by steam. electricity or other
ap, roved motive power, and to lease the same.
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3he time Oh the com h44tsoineDt of this Corpor-
alton shall be TIE day OF :he filing Of these article
iHthe ofse of the recorder OF the County of Yuma,
Territory OF Arizona, and shall terminate twenty
five (25) years thereafter.
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Taste and False Teeth.

1t does not seem that the presence of
false teeth in the mouth would affect
the sense of taste, bit some persons who
have used them say that their power is
greatly impaired by their presence, that
they cannot taste half as well as they
could before they began the use of the
plates. 1t is reasonable that it should
be SO, for the false palate covers the
roof OF the mouth and thus deprives the
user of a great deal of his tasting
surface. AT least one-half the tasting
is done with the palate, and when this
is covered it stands to reason that the
faculty of taste must be materially I'm
paired.
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FCGa arc IM a bad Pix.

Bat We will cure you Il you will nay IL
Men who are Weak, Nervous and Delhi
rated, suffering from Nervous DeLilit,,
Seminal Weakness, and all the effects of
early Evil habits, or later indiscretions
which lead TO Premature Decay. Cousuup
ton or Insanity. should send for and read
the Book OF Life giving particulars of a
Home Cure. Sent (sealed) free, hy address
ing DR.. ParSer's Medical and S0rcica. III
stitute, Isl North Spruce St. Navhvi!!c,
Tenn. They gn9rAatee cuIe OF no pa
III .SHRdzy .EcraiRq.
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The amount of the capital stock of this Corpor.
alton shall be two million five hundred thousand
dollars (s2. 5Ao, a0') divided into two hundred and
fifty thousand (259,oOo shareE of the par value Of
ten dollars $50 per share, and the when paid
shall be worcestershire, aud the said capital stock
shall be paid in at the time and under the conditions
ordered and authorized by the Board of Directors Of
this Corporation.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-01-07

UNIVERSITY OF ARIzoyA.-Sec-
ond year begins Sept. %, 1892.
Schoo' of Agriculture, School of
Mines and Preparatory course.
Departments fully equipped in
laboratories and apparatus. Tu-
ition Free. Board in Dormitor,
for limited number at cost. !
information and catalogue, add"
University, Tucson. Ariz. So.
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The highest amount of indebtedness or liability
direct or contingent, to which this corporation il
at any time to be s"b:ect is the sum of one million
dollars (31, O0O, OOO).
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ARTICLES Incorporation South ella Improves
| Co., Chrystoval, Yuma Co."
| Filled in the Office of the Secretary of the
ritory of Arizona this day of September, A.
1892, at II a. m. n. a. MORFORD,
Secretary of Territory.
| By................... Assistant
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-01-07

TERRIToRY OF ARIZONA, 90
Office or Secretary.
1, N. A MorfOrd, Secretary Of the Territory
Arizona, do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy of the Articles
Incorporation of the South ella Improvemen
Company, now on file in my office.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my han1
and affixed my official Seal. Done at Phoenix, thu
II day of September, 1892.
SEAL N A. MORFORD,
Secretary of Territory.
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H. G. DAMON, GSeal.l
HENRY D. UNDERWOOD, [Seal.J
FRANK H. wOODwORTH. [SeaI.J
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, , ,
CAuntY of Yuma

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, 90
County of Yuma %
Before me, o. F. Thornton, a Notary Public in
and for the County of Yuma Territory of Asizona,
personally appeared, Horace G. Damon, Henry D.
Underwood and Frank H. Woodwork, known to
me to be the persons whose are subscribed to
the foregoing instrument, and each of them &C
knowledged to me that they executed the same for
the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this 9th
day of September, A D., 1892.
SEAL D. F. THORNTON,
Notary Public.
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The highest amount Of indebtedness or liability
to which this Corporation is at any time to subject
itself, is the of million dollars 81 600 OOO)
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VI

The highest amount Of indebtedness or liability
ITSELF is the of enc million dollars 600 OOO)
VII.
The affairs Of this Corporation shall be conducted
by Board of Directors, composed of five (5) per-
sons who shall be elected ahu tlly nv ne stockhoId-
era, and shall hold Office for one year and until
their successors are elected and qualified The
time and of said election shall be provided
for in the bylaws Of said corporation Said direc-
tors shall be subscribers to the capital stock of said
corporation, and no person shall be eligible to said
office unless he be astockholder in the corporation,
and any person Ceasng to be a subscriber shall
cease to be director, and hereafter if any direc-
tor shall cease to be stockholder he shall cease
to be director.
The Board of Directors of this Corporation shall
have power to establish bylaws, adopt Corporate
Seal and make all rules and regulations necessary
for the management Of the affairs of this Corpora
ton, and the officers thereof
The following named persons who are sub
scribers to the capital stock of this Corporation.
shall constitute its Board of Directors until the
first day of March I8J3 and until their successors
are duly elected and qualified, to wit: Horace G..
Damon, Henry D. Underwood. Frank H. Wood
worth, George W. Cameron and George H Lewis.
VIII
The stockholders and their private property
shall be exempt from the Corporate debts Of this
corporation.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 9th day of September, 1892.
Executed in triplicate.
Ii n DAHON rcooI
The Irish standard., 1893-12-30
SIG 3 rH & b & CEIV E RS.
Northern Pacific Trainmen Resort
to the Courts s..s.
II The Actidn Against the Receivers 10 He
Brought with All Possible speed e.
Force Continuance Of the Old
Schedule of Wages "a.

i ( Is T.. 1 I. r. 4 3 -
ST. PAUL., Dec. %. The delegates to
the Northern Pacific conference held a
protracted meeting at Labor hall yes
terday afternoon. A great deal of in
dignation was shown toward the re-
ceivers of the company because of their
action in securing an order OF restraint
from the courts. The speakers stated
that they had made no move toward a
strike, and that violent seizure OF the
eonapany's property had not even been
dreamed of. After discussing the stu
alton at length with good deal OF bit
terness, a subcommittee was appointed
to wait upon Receiver Cakes to find out
whether or not he approved the action
Of General Manager 'Kendrick in refus-
ing to allow compromise schedule.
The subcommittee returned after an
hours search and reported that Mr.
Cakes could not be found Some ex-
cited delegates expressed the opinion
that Mr.. Cakes dared not face the en-
ployes of the line and had gone into
hiding. .=2
An adjournment was taken, the sub
committee being directed to make an
other attempt to see Mr.. Cakes. One
Of the leaders of the general unions
said last evening shat an action against
the receivers would be brought with all
possible speed to force them TO keep
the old schedule in operation pending
arbitration of the matter Of salaries.
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FORTY-THiRD CONGRESS.
Tho Usual Holiday Recess Taken by Both
DECLARED NOT GUILTY.

Verdict of the jury In the Case of Con-
ductor Scott.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Dec 25.--After
being out an hour and half the jury
in the Conductor Scott manslaughter
case rendered q verdict of not guilty.
Scott was the conductor Of train No g
which disobeyed orders and caused
the collision here ON October 20 in
which twenty-seven were killed and
twenty-six wounded. The trial was
the hardest fought leQal battle that
has been tried here. The prosecutor
was assisted by Senator Clapp The
verdict gives general satisfaction.
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Had Retter Pald His Faro.

EVANSVILLE. O., Dec ~. To avoid
the payment Of ten cents fare Bob
Togue, a coal miner, swung around the
end of Cincinnati & Muskingum Val
ley passenger car to hide from the con-
ductor. He was knocked off BY q
bridge aud killed.
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Dead at the Age of boa,

HANCOCK, N. Y, Dec. 26. Mrs. Ann
Stimson died in this village last week
at the age of LOG years No one knew
her age until distant relatives who
came 10 her funeral found on Monday
the record of her birth and marriage
in the family Bible which she had jeal-
Dusty guarded Tor years. Her husband,
who died twenty years ago. was q
prominent merchant and lumber man
here 4"- fst.|s -.
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Wiped Out tho Town.

SARDINIA, o., Dec. 27.--Fire broke
out in ALI Roberts Touring mill at Tay
louisville Monday night, and before it
was extinguished burned everything in
town, with the exception of a school
house and one dwelling. There were
thirteen houses destroyed, besides
barns, shops and stores The total loss
may reach $4,000. There was put
little insurance.
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Failure In Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2s.-Ihe Mahon-
Ing Rolling Mill company, with head
quarters in this city and mills in Dan.
vile, Montour county, went into the
hands Of receivers Tuesday. The liza
bilities are eSAO, coo and the assets $3.50. :
900. Abraham s. Patterson, the presi-
dent of the company. said that the
reason the receivership was applied for
was ON account of the financial strin-
Rency and crippled trade
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earthquake In Pennsylvania.

BEDF0RD. Pa, Dec. 25.:-.A very per-
ceptible shock Of earthquake waa felt
here at 1915 Sunday afternoon Several
families in the western part Of town
fed from their homes, thinking ter
rible calamity had happened.
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Fig, MILLS Cls.ssG1.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. ~ The top and
bottom mills of the Illinois Steel com.
pany at Bay View failed to start up
Tuesday morning owing to the fact
that there were no orders on hand.
The balance of the plant is running the
same as usual, except the blast fur
naces Manager Hinton says they viii,
probably start up in week or two.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-30
Uncle Sam's Mali.

WASHINGTON, Dec. PA statement
prepared at he post Office department
lhows that during the last fiscal year
the total number of pieces of mail
handled in the country was 5.o21, SAL
va, of which 2,4o1, $780, Its were letters
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Robs . It. Louis Jewoler.

81. Louis, Dec. &C. About : o'clock
Monday morning an unknown thief
smashed the show window Of Bauman's
lewelry store on Broadway, grabbed
III the gold watches and rings in reach
Ind made his escape.
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Death q IN Ex-Consrsssma,

sAvAHNAH. Ca, Dec. "a. Con-
rreasman John G. Nichols, of black
shear, Ga, died Monday. He repre-
scented the First Georgia district in tho
Forty-sixth and Forty sey41th con-
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Bank Closed 1t Greensburg, Kan.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 26. Bank Com
missioner Briedenthal has closed the
bank at Greensbure. The commits
sioner says that the bank owes about
F6s, 600, that 1t has quantity Of worth
less paper and that in his opinion it
will not pay more than IS cents on the
dnllar
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Ch.,ered the, Verdict.
MUST REEP AT WORK

Sioux CITY, Ia, Dec. rs "A. 81. Pilla,
who killed G. Fl. Meyer and Joe Blum,
the confidence men, went before the
coroner's jury and told his story Of the
shooting The courtroom was crowded.
and when verdict Of shooting in JUS
tifable self defense was returned the
crowd cheered and cheered.
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Prot. Brooks Given another Prize

GENEVA, n. Y, Dec ~. Prof.
Brooks, director of the Smith observa-
tory. has just been awarded the comet
prize medal OF the Astrological society
pf the Pacific for the discovery of the
comet OF October l6. This is the fourth
medal awarded by the above society to
Prot Brooks
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Shot His Gran tj.opi..

HAYS C1rY. Kan, Dec. ETH. d.
Parmenter, q farmer of Northwest,
ellis county, Monday shot his grand
ION and then himself The hoy is still
diving. The man died Instantly. Tenn
porary insanity was the cause
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yaIuable Horsea Cremated

!. KrrrAN1Na, Pa, Dec. 20. The barn
/ Of the Keystone stock farm near this
city, owned by Bowser Brothers. was
destroyed by Are yesterday and TWEEN
! ty-two valuable horses persisted in the
| flames 5 n
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To Aholiah the Indian Goxernments,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 28.--Gov.
Fish back has written letter to Presi-
dent Cleveland complaining OF the fact
that the Indian territory is an asylum
for dangerous criminals of all kinds.
He thinks the territory should be
placed directly under federal laws
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Need q million.
presses

CH1cAeo, Dec. GA million dollars
Is needed in this city by the Central
Relief ASSOCIATION and agents will en-
deavor TO sscu 6 Il by Subscription ' 81
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First of the Kind.

Crown PoINT, Ind Dec "a. Miss
Stella Colby, of this city. = the first
woman in Indiana to take advantages
Of d decision Of the supreme court per-
hitting women to practice law.
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Reducing tho Pennsylvania Force.

N0duC1uB LH0 EShhEy V8nJK NOfce.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. 27.-It is au-
thoritative'y announced that another
heavy reduction in the working force
of the Pennsylvania railroad will be
made January |. The discharges will
extend all over the line between New
York and this city. but no furthe,
west They will include the clerical
forces also, which it was thought
would not be touched
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Couldn,t Live Alone.

GALENA, Ill, Dec. 2s. - B. D. Norton,
|Df Hanover, committed suicide by.
)aling morphine His young wife died
Two weeks ago and he left q note say
ne he could not live without her.
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1 HAIR 10 millions.

DrnYER, Col. Dec. q. DR.. Is g VIII
Hama f this city. has fallen heir 70
t13 900, 900 from tho Iromely estate s.
England 8
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Falls Heir to n Million.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. s6 by
the death of an aunt in California Pat
rick Fitzgerald, formerly of this city,
has fallen heir to q fortune estimated
at 1880, 900. He was working here
when last heard from, but his presen,
wherea bouts are unknown. He has
brothers and sisters at West Superior,
Wis
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Rfr firms Fail.

. MILwAuKEE, Dec rs Rich q Silber,
one Of the leading dry goods firms il
this city, and the AZ. ". Rich Shoe com ll.
pany have failed. the total liabilities
being &as1. 600
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SEMI-TRO OPT
LAND &C r Any,
7ENsENADA, LOWER CALlFORNIA


. CAPITAL STOCK .ooo,eoo SHARES, s,esa EACH
sEAca SHARE REPRESENTING ONE ACRE or nANnr---
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND oad miles South Ct
M Run Burton widow 2 re late
70 HUNDRED
retain tier stock for future profit Nointet on deferred p.ytn
No taxes and no duties to pay for ten years
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For yfarler nfornsao thee Bosofth
NATIONAL HOMESTEAD COMPANY,
Co.. Co.. s Msd;se" s sts and Fifth Ave-. Chicago
or JOHN m. BARBER,
5O7 BOSTON BLOCK,
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI
BAlMah 1884, sbareswil be sold less than $40 each
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A False Report.

Rio JANE1Ro, Dec. 35.-The report
which has gained currency that ths
city Of Rio Janeiro has fallen and that
President Peixoto has resigned in fa-
vor of Admiral Mello and is also a
prisoner 10 absolutely false. There IL
~, change whatever In the situation.
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Telegraph, Notes.

Telegraph Notes.
Two workingmen walking near Ber-
lin, Germany, the 27th, found pack
age in the road. Thinking it contained
something of value. they proceeded to
examine it. Suddenly there was a
binding fash and loud report and the
package disappeared. Several persons
attracted by the report ran to the scene
and found the two men quite badly
wounded about their faces aad hands.
They were attended and the police
were informed of the occurrence. It
contained an Internal machine.
FRED PElsrER and William Mueller,
of Oshkosh, Wis, were arrested,
charged with extensive robberies. The
officers found several sleigh loads of
stolen property OF all descriptions con-
cealed in the houses of the two men.
1T was announced the 9th that Prince
Bismarck was again suffering from his
old complaint of neuralgia
AN application was made the 2,tl, to
che United States courts for the APP
pOintment of a receiver for the New
York 3, New England railway.
NELLIE PORTER, farmers daughter
living near Charles City, To-, had her
arm caught IN wood saving machine
in two places, clogging the machine 50
the horses stopped. Her screams were
heard half mile.
AT the convention of the Northwest
ern College Athletic association at Chi
cago, the 9th, it was decided to dis
bands The Minnesota foot bali eleven
were declared champions.
AN attempt was made to hold up the
southbound San Francisco train at
Westfork, Texas, late the night of the
Goth. Several desperate characters
were there, but telegram notified the
officials of the road who put strong
guard on the train at Fayetteville who
conducted the train to Fort Smith and
then escorted the north bound by the
threatened point.
! A BAD wreck occurred on the Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic railroad near
Trout Creek, Wis, the s7th. A freight
train was derailed and six cars went
down IN embankment so feet. Engin-
Ger milford died few moments after
being taken from the wreck.
81 g. TRuNTz, q farmer living near An
stigo, Wis, committed suicide the oath
by taking Paris green. He leaves ~
family of eight chi dren and = wife. q.
ITcHELL, the prize fighter, arrived,
fat j cksonyille, 4 Fla. the 9th .As
crowd o,f 500 people met him 81 the
U
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DRIVEN ~ A DEAD MAN

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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-09

THERE, mamma said the small boy, as
he gazed at the dromedary. ''that must be
the camel that had the last straw put on his
back,n