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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
The Intelligenccr's Fourth Of July
Grafton,

The Intelligencer's Fourth OF July
Grafton.
FE11ow CIT1zENs-We are assembled
at the breakfast table to consider, be-
tween the coffee and the beefsteak, what
iii this racket is about and whether the
game is worth the powder Audit Is
pretty good breakfast table, isn't itH
Better than any other land affords, more
abundant and OF richer quality than the
people Of any other country can sit down
to.
The feast that is spread before US
every day, rain or shine, would look
like a state banquet anywhere else un.
der the sun. We have become SO &c
customed to the easy qualification Of
our wants. to a plentiful supply Of
the good things of life, that we rarely
stop to think that 1t is not so every
where.
To US prosperity is such an old song
that we fail to appreciate it in all Its
fullnesa and to contrast our own condi-
tion with that of men and women who
work at least as hard and get very much
less out Of life.
Itisa good thing, fellow citizens,
once in while to take a sort OF account
Of stock in national way, and Inde-
pendsnce Day is a good time to do it.
The balance in our favor is long list
Of benefits and blessings as a nation
and as individuals.
There is something substantial in
being free and independent great aud
prosperous, able to take care Of our
selves against all the world and to make
the great business OF government pay
the people. Its because we rejoice in
this sort Of thing that we are going to
turn out to-day and encourage the
American eagle to do his proudest
screaming.
That splendid bird has no reason to
fear anything in the menagerie, and If
he gets in trouble nearly seventy mill.
ions Of us will back him with all we
have.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
Heilmeir's Dyeing establishment

Mr.. j. Heilmeir, proprietor OF the
Pan Handle Dyeing establishment, No.
1881 Market street, has placed improved
machinery in his place, and is prepared
to do all kinds Of securing, cleaning and
dyeing. Clothes repaired neatly and
on short notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

If Young America will kindly bear
in mind that it is not necessary to de-
stroy a city in order to chow his pa
triotism, he may turn himself loose for
q day Of innocent merrymuking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

MARCHING men should be in line
promptly, SO as to give the chief mar
shal a chance to carry out his part Of
the programme on schedule time, and
SO that everything else may go accord.
ingly. This is going to he something
of a day in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
Summer weakness

And that tired feeling, loss OF appetite
and nervous prostration are driven
away by Hoods sarsaparilla, like mist
before the morning sun. To realize
the benefit OF this great medicine, give
1t a trial and you will join the army Of
enthusiastic admirers Of Hoods sarsa-
parilla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

ON this day, 1926, died John Adams,
second President Of the United States,
and Thomas Jefferson, third President
and author Of the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence. Its day to bo remember
ed in the history Of the United. States OF
America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

finally got 60 sorc iusidc the homes came
out Of Il in little sllvess. Ny nose got
sore on the outside at last and was as rod
Us beet 1t hurt mo so Icould hardly wash my
face. My upper lip was one solid scab Of sores.
poisoned by the discharge from my noStrils, and
so still / could hardly eat
II finally grow very deaf In both eaEa could
hear scarcely any, headaches over eyes aud back
OF head, appetite lost. and what little l did cat
hurt my stomach. Bowels very coStivc, Eheu.
matlsm 50 bad my knees gWell9d up; Icould not
sleep with tho pain; lost flesh rapidly; pains all
through chest seemed as though there were
cords drawn across my chest
"Slnce taking thorough course OF treatment
with Dra Copeland, Boil and Davis / feel like g
different person altogether. Pains aud aches all
gone, nose, throat and lip WE'LL sleep splendid,
good appetite and enjoy my meals and have
gained IN strength and 1esh 1haYe never found
anything to give me 30 much boneat and have
advised many persons IhaYe hoard complaining
to go to these physicians, for believe that they
could euro them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

Dir. wooD's Norway PINE sYRvr was
used for years ~ prescription BY a
successful phyaiCian, II ~ In all re.
spOcls tito best cough mediulnU made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on d guar.
ante6 OF satisfaction. DdW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

of Ladies' Low Shoes at greatly reduced
prices, all the latest styles in black aud
tan in the Oxford, Butcher and Prince
Alberts to select from. 1. v. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
Gtle GatetEi4errer.
wurrLlNG, JULY a,,lsOs.

"Asp ron THE SUPPORT OF THIs DEcIA-
RATION, WITH A FIRM RELIANCE ON THE
PROTECTION OF DIVINE Providence, WE
MUTUALLY PLEDGE TO EACH OTHER our
LIVES, OUR FORTUNES, AND OUR SACRED
HONOR"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

AND tho star-spapgled banner in triumph shall
Der dc land OF the free and the home OF the
brave,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

USp EUR AugsEcuTuALTuNe DIEsER
ERKLARRuNo vERDUERdEN WIZ uNs, NIT
yEsTEM vERTRAuEN AuT DEN Schulz DER
doErTMcHES yoRsEHuNo, WORCESTERSHIRE
NIT uNsERM LEBnN, uSsERN, HAB UND
GUT uND uNsEaER uNyERLETzIlcHES
EHRr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

SURE, efficient, easy-HooD's PMS.
They should bein every travellers grip
and every family medicine chest rs
Cents q box. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

Now for another Declaration Of 1ndO-
pondoncO to throw OF the Sllvor
ahaElcs that bind the United statoS Of
America,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

GOVERNOR Alleged can't have any
Fourth OF July. He is mot ain it"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

FiRSr tho cclonists struck ior 'thO
liberties Of IhgllshmOn," lator for the
rIahta d Americans, W that time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

Ohio River Railroad sunday Excursions.
Sunday exclusion tickets now on sale to
Woodland, Franklin, Now Martinsville,
siatOrYille and Long Reaoh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
Change in Time.

On Sunday, July 2, the Cleveland, Lo.
rain & Wheeling railroad will change
time.
No. SS, with Hleoper, will leave Wheel
ing at lao p. M, Central Standard time.
LEAVES. ARRIvEs
whcOllng.". 5;l0p M Chlchgo........ 600 n. m
Whceling... $40 y. M Chicago ...,... 7:95 d. IN.
Chicago" ,.... 7;46p. III Wheeling ..,,.l ZOE p. IN.
Chicago. D"".ll:0O p. lWhCcllng.o. 7;46 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
snoulnl

Of Gents Russia Leather Shoes; VIC
have thom in all styles at reduced
price. L " BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

ChIIdton Cty FOO PItohets CastorIa..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04

they had settled down robustness, They
were building a nation, aud agrest one
at that This ia our inheritance.
LBT Independence be- our boast
Ever mindful what Il cost;
Ever grateful for the prize,
Let ~ altar reach the gkies
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

Onat tile water m une Dasin vuuId freeEe but one vary cold night it did, anu tle three bass were ifiprisone,i heneatti tiliuk aver 1f iGe.
 Cile luid weather kept up ant the water tpGe ueeper and deeper until Jile whuie mass of water finallyr becume a solid anu frrgid mass. anu the fish were inGiused in a t1~nsparant tomb. The flowing water fr,Om the fountain Kept freezing until a gigantic pyramid nat heen formed tNvGive feet in heilcht. The 1ass wore piuinlv viahie, ant the rarnariiabiu manner in which thsv bu, peen caught attracted much attentiun
 R0uentlv turing | rain the ice rneItn,I anu ttlG tish, which were auuased for over ttlree months, were left tu drift on uhr water The engineer WIS about To tilr1w them away for dead whrn he nutlCed that lnr af thu fish wigg}e,t q in. anu tu his surprise fuund tilut it was still alive All three of the fish returned to life after q frw hours hasitirg n the Iunshine. ant thuv are nuw swimming around in iveivmun- ner with no visibie evitlenue uf tnrir, long sleep in a E,'0gen mass of ice.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
.o,,ai Distinctions.

,,, lus lived among thu ne,
 N''' .,,.r.vrd thnir ways declares r'r' ',,,.~. '"" .rr no people who pritie .Ia. ,...n lrlr -Jc,u! rank as they 1rHN ,,. .amu .uuumunt It ls pussi' n .,a ..I :~lucs-- 'iuw.,luwu nig- 1f common nIggcr 'gentiomun ar ,,4 .~rilcr fuiler' Ju Juute 1r"' ., rnurnuiuturu Int diifnr- -r' - .Juuran-v traditlunul, At tl.' .lr,, Ire nut 1uUh as Il casual D. .,,,.r.vr- .Yn .turuot, phev usual. Fl, ,..., yutu Drupie, but titev luuR
 ...,v .uka nuiHttuesi as ratlGr % ..- r lIuuRs Jf pure biuuu
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
grrsKing It Gently.

..,.- E.u-Nv iear vuu ware
 ....,.. s.r lr college, weren't yuu? .,r., sls1uuu-Eas, lowe.
 .,.., ..a.v prominent member of
 ~.,paa.,.r tiass''
 vas 1r euder
 ..,r l.c | lunu at al athietlc ex- ...r-.! mnu" Ny gracious! | was
 .,..nrlm walker rle best rnnner, ' .... nal IL fitting heavy weights, '" .r. ur~vlng' Why | Guuid ''. ..,.... ,uI~ni If -four lnu-'
 r.. owe. .ust pieuse carr-v the .., .umr lf huurs; Tn Glred. '--
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
rImgnr He Hnd Lust HIs pensinn,

n nu- TIllage n Maine rher, -, n .lt Eutdier who las fur mnu 1a~ ~'""lvna | pension f1'um -hg TOW -men.. vuCl With his small auru- -E 'r occasional iuvg. mukes nm --ura1le. One tuv, while at vur,, T -r l.ns" lt | leigIDur ne 4liDurd -r I'D If | dighU It stairs and fe,I b 1r 'uJr1m. The lHdv If the house E4-' -lr lmse. Ind hu1--ied ro Lea7-n a ala". Why. Ambrose. ' 4he 4airi.
 -a. Fm' Diu you tuIl down a- Yes. naEru, t!d. unswerad s .a mn. ant for about | cnuDie l1nres . 1huugnU Tt lost nv Den -.... VII welcome it's visitors v- .l Dru hand. but let .r uur De D-'.. laU the hund will ramuln 0L A. Ir -lme. e.--ssiuuz Cirv Journal. -ru las tune Yer wUriS well lnd -r- lo ,uubU that It ,Iacilsou 1arix V. 2 ElIlr'nd riIe gr~InGeso exhibit g1ra Iua .vrr Benu. Duluth T-,b. EE 'aalcrs l,n -Iur the most 8t IS
 7--a -. -1r 1rr, =uI's gf public --.u Ilr wien VI. recommendations 1- -s .Lcar. v-- r0 58u.-ButfaIo 1r..-.
 IT.. -u M V-+og. C. S. A. n
 ~-- 2 r~9mua Iud rlTtens in l..c--.r. l.lr .aI- llrf Thorpe I b. ..AI.. -".m -lr aEauuElvn l... 2 aarr"ra.rr umuur which
 ~ ..a ..aztrl. nr Iraua rIbra. . r... r'l.a .irrln. ue .uph0rBia. ... ..~... .rz.u '... I,p.
 ".. linear. num4 -uaG 1he
 - # yet complete. But 1here -". .n Hr"1 .".1 lav .ha1 vas -.. ... }. . varr.+ -ar ar6ra. lud "l- -r rt -I- mraaura 3f #. .-a -Iua 1o v.arsr
 EraH ID with .r. The .. a. J--t1c.a r every day ... ag lua lor vaa5.d any
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

TIT PROPER WAT.-Olivq-" He lud been -etIsed by al the lrlr's n our iet before she lcceprad him. Viuieu-.'-C he vaa well shaken before 5aIfen2''- Judge.
 SIX It the iOE show I've LUuifed lII rhruuuh rhe aa5lIIugue Ind ton | 4ee. any mention of the Ocean Grey hound. Do Fee if you cun ind them. The Club.
 Mas. P0LRADUr-"W What DrrGUv dew gurtains you nave Where tad you rec them" Mrs. Plea6er-" Easy enourh They are couple gf mT iusbanG' 5 Ascot Gies '-V8Gue.
 ACCORDING rg AGREEMENT -Enru2ced Customer Look here. what .Siud of I shop tU you cuIL rIlis' I've been wai5- .ng here over m hour. whlLe nv la5 s bring bl0ciSad" >aIesmun--.' Yes. sir; --0Ur sirn 0ursi,te saws: Block TUur la1 while rUu wait. Puck
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
YOU NEVER saw A FULL Moon.
so says One uf tie Lesding Isrg'nnunur,,
 lI Etle pr.,s,,nt DnY.

so says unu uf thu Leading lstT,numurr,
 uf tne Prascnt Day.
 Dld Vuu ever sec Il null muun." lsiis q writer in the St Louis Renuhiiu. [ knuw what yuur answer will be with Iut waihng for it. It is this; Yes, 1nue evGrv month sinuu [ have been 0tu enough uu puv attention uu surn nhenumenu.' Net [ taIiu the Dusinun tlluU vuu are badly mistaken. anu Giu1 n all probability vuu huve newer n Tuur life 1eheiu the tIil tice of our 'Slverv sister wurtd.' By way of 4u- ulun let IS See wnuG ir takes uu con itltmue Il 'tuil muun' in the exact sense of Gile 1er,n. \ frlIl noun uucur,s only when Jur Ibsequiuus ltrendant is One lunuret ant tightv iugreus gf LungluIuu rom rilG sun, OiG Sui ant the earth being on the tciipuc. But the moon 8 urblt is inclined ca the euiipnG at an angie of live iegrees eighG min ures turrv-seven seconds ant is 5nrra- tore never gn bile tciipuC except when It it's nodes ur lrussinr4.
 This being the casa. what ve cull the circular fisk of the noun t1Iil muun laCfs considerable of being m exact Grcle. brlng what astronomers darm in Il st;Ite of glbbusitv,' ant is never Il perfeCu iisH except when a null nuon' happens exactly a6 the 5lme when Luna N Grussing rle auiiptir. Ut which rlme she must necesBarllv De centrally aGiipted. One of our best present thy astronomers. n cunciud- Lng an artlCie of much merit 8n 1hr same subject. says; We Gherature cun- ciuue that T reuL tIIl noun. one luving pertgGt circle, has raraiy if ever Drrn ieen'
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
.Imrnrsntinnni IteIn.

.-4-. ."u 4eun Ag~, -. | luuv ,-. r.r- I.- ne ra.klng'"
 .y.. Iuu 70 g,ve ID her acUuaint- -.u .~ru iur -yv0 vnaE,s tu tell her .~,-r.Hr lug'luuiur. Inu nat 5u rive ,, '-" ..as -iElugq.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
yrnnil Cl,unus,

Wis "Iu. TuGug nun whu plays -r mr7rr s HUK.
 u..s--0 TUu think ne racuver?
 ru .~~uu not. The iuutur wnu K ~rMlE I'm lives next iuur '-Lifg.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
! Gluss Guess,

.,1-ab-ng If iTes. Miss Flvpp. when
 m UDUuse vas bm.n 2" silld young E a-r~
 m Ir 7v If April. I magine. Ml, --er ~Dueu -he maiden. -Iudga.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
--LzN FISH.

.'"" .n Gifs After D Long Tmprta-
 1nmeuU 0u ice.
 0a0erw0r'a pumphouse m . .gd.. there stands a larwe
 N.-e a basin which measures .ser aer0ss. and of that .' ..rrespnudent of Jae Phila- '' a'..erln tells the following 'a.- three bass were put in the .. a'.a weighing perhaps one and "'4AcS. It was not supposed
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
rgHHTTRT Er ARIGUHa

TgHWTTRT Er A8I2UHA COUNTY IF M4HLCuPl.
 L Yer, 0Hnuru. county reGUrtgr Il Ilu ur IUuurv and territory Aforesaid, to hereby Gsr .l- rhus 7ne within instrument vas fled for -auurt at 70 clock 9. II. In ehIs lst iag 1I June. rsgG. lld t1IIy raGnr,ted n GUuk M. uf A-ticies If Incorporation. agGUrriR Jf Mal1ggpa County. ArzUnu, at pages 70. 'i, E. Witness ny hand anu JrficIu. sea. ne taT nu wear IDnvg vr,lugu.
 Sea yERL QEBC RN,
 County IguUrter.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
= n , MNAF-
rv t"rm -le EIgitasr P1iur III Tur'Ir.-
 .Hh Town.

rv run -hr EIgitest P1nu III Turk
 ush Town.
 -. .'.-.. -. -lr mosques ls rIreIT re- Boo. E~E.uns except gn festivals. .rn --D 1f -le liWhesr Elua- ... .v0 -lu1 we lre bound The . vl.r"aae affords no more .H..cmu.ter room. The steps . .muer-r.uwu tInC. with "...- .1 by aw.8 md ICrss. be-
 ... '.lrrIaie rVahIHh. IEc. E"" r~ua u1armluable T-ra- "a..'. IDCu GHe IIrv rl-.arv "......r -Ae r.p at rhe slender
 .u.- 3erol. for the whole
 "0-. .eumhiT in the Frruug
 .vnma lH if Q uuGerIt-
 ..a -le E'ail DaraDe1 alaU-
 -ae -iIe r9of far below.
 - naa sJaadT. rhe view
 .- aarr .f rhe lscau-. Be- .-". ..uatar the ha5-r2ofad a'. tao .hera l chimney r,sea, .". "." lG immense st0riJs nest,
 v.ucer how the tUuestic -a Hrpers within 5he house .... .m.aa with that 0f the bi- .- .,a,,T labyrinth of sUreets .n.r-~aE n!uareUs. like sil- .. .. .rs.Ges the 0ue t3 which --ag Then LeC your eye .a D.eudid pr0spect .ytrE ..vn. Full forty miles che rraaa east and west. and u-r north and south, with '.n -a nreaIC the level, save ."aEaUEs cots clEaUer round ! ... r'anges of the land own
 ..r,leru horizon ia ei0set by .. rampurr of mountains
 .t'.H .he .a5esG shriu.Jare of '. -a.arIsv1Cc's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
HllSar59rS Stare Line.

HuRETEE FTtGEs. -r phwuiE i.@U q. m. - v Mesa i .h 70. n. -~ Tempe 90 a. n. - T Tempe 0 |. n- A- Hgga T.GH l ID. Ar Phnu-E luI I. II.
 EVENING FTsHEg. -'r 1hluuiE iIr 9. n. Lv AasH Hl D. n. -.- ranug ..Tn D. n. LT Tam e . 31 D. n. Ar Mesa D 70 9, n. AT PlHuIE tJJ 9. n. CARRY ? l5QENfERG IND EIPRESG. Office Cummergia. IuUal, tCaIH Phillip IlG 2 axes I.aalg.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

mans handwriting o his character but the stationery business 11 d niex f his business
 snd uDoer FFro and St tbaouesi ieB dearest
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
ARTICLES QR INCARCERATION
--IF rFIE--- Aandah Warehouse ald Storage CnnVauy

Hnuw all mon hy these presents, tt,at the un. dersiEnad haNa assoeiated and du hureny asso. oiae ourselves tosrlher for thu purpose oi form. lhE corporation and bseOming Incorporated nnuer thG lava 1i the Territory nj AriYonn, and lo hereuy make, adopt, sign and acknowledge lhese articles oi incorporation, tu.yit:--
 ARTICLE I.
 The lame oi this corporation is anu sh.ll bs 1s thn 'SlGnusrd Nare.H House anu ltorsge Company anu its nTinuipsl piaus lf business thu City nj Phmnix, Aariuups county, Arizona. rhe names nj the incurpUTntors nj the com. pAny are ?. J. Cole. B. J. Bennitt, R.uhartison S'ening anu humas Armstrong, Jr.
 ARTICLE II.
 The general nGIura ui tho business pro. pu>sh 10 oa srnnsacted is that 1f acquiring ny purchase lease or uthervise, Yarehuuses, aie. raTorr, and stuTesga roums and builaings, the mying, seilinE, renting and using ui thu same Tor tho purpuse nj stuTnge. the receiving nj irnln. ore. nurchGndlsa anu other prups ty into storage anu the issuing oi ware-huuss reuelpts for thg sGme, the collection 1f proper aharEes for suun 5erviUss and thu buying and selling uf grnIn. ure, merchandise and 1ther prupsr,y rcsI ant nsrHUnaI.
 ARTICLE IT.
 
 una hundred thousand dollars, divided into .un thuusanu shares ui ten dollars asch ana tho samn ahHil 1a paid in lt such times aud m such amounts as .hu board nj tireugurb may deter mine.
 ARTICLE ".
 rlie .ime uf the commencement uf thin GOT purntiun snail le the rSv dRy 1f June. ISg8, anu rle termination Jhereuf small De twenty. ive years lhuTaaitUr
 ARTICLE v.
 The business nj the lurpuntiun snail 1e nun. aged anu lunrtuuIe,t ly tile 1uHrti uf directors, consisting nj three 5luuHiuiuen, vino snail Ds tleGIGu 1v Ehe stUUgluidGrH m the irSS 1ay nj June III aaUn ysar, aud ynu 5hnll with the ItnGT giGgllvu officers 1i tnu corporation huid office tor ghu .eTTn uf Jne ysar aud until ghBir sUUcssETus ara elected Ind IualiIied. The officers 1i tnIs corporation snull 1s "A president, n vice president, 5eGretaTy anu a treasurer, wnu shall De elected n the samg manner as ,he directors.
 rhe lUarrt If directors may also appuint suCn other ltfiusrs and agents AS tley may tesm neGssEaTv.
 ARTICLE VI
 The highest amount If indebtedness UT ia 1ility Ju yhiGn -his corporation 4ha.l lr any lme 5unlGGT itBeii .B -hu sun If une hundred Ehuusanu tuilGTn, provided, 1uwHvar thBE lts guIa. ludentedness liability aside rom s1Ht arising Ipun it's Vara- house regsipts Ind aside rom ne actual vaiuu If lrupgr,T leid Ur owned hy t as collateral to 4uGn indebtedness or .iaDility, snail never aXGesd i've yhuIsand dollars.
 ARTICLK VL-
 The private property 1f .he stuGkhuderr 1f EnG Guruumsuu snnII 1s exempt trun ,IAm!ity for ile tehts If me corporation. h witness whereof yg lGrs 1erHuntu set our hands and 8eals, glis st iay 1f June, lsag.
 r. L EULE. Seal
 K L 1HNNTTr Seal
 aLCHARDsUH FLEMING, Esasll
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

RKCuRDEH4 0TVrCB, PH,EgTE. MlIIEgPA CU., A. '. Filed lud -aGurriet IL request Ui PhBnIG Va -lunu. gHnK, June l. -+i6. IV 40 D. m.. Bnuk A-ricUss If Incorporation. pages '0, Il, '4.
 yEhL 0sBDAE,
 County HaGUrripr
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

rEHRITuRT IF AII2UHA,
 gUUNrY JF AAMCuPA,
 Bsiura me, 3rIGe PsriHy, A notary puniiC n anu fur Ihld county ant tgrr1tury un ri1Is tHg nersHnaIly i1psaTad 2. J. Guie, <. J. 8snHItT, Richardson T'Gming, ant Thomas Armstrong, Ir. personally EnuVn 10 ne 5u ls Gla persGns ynuse names are suDYCr,bgd 70 ghe foregoing Irriules If incorporation. and IcRnuw Iedgad 10 ne -nat rlev anu aach 1f hem aEegured ne 4asns fur Ene Isas, purpDses 4nd consideration slereln aEpTssBgd.
 olivan Iuuer ny lnnd and 7ea. Jt IffiGs 1liB irst tAv nj Iuuu. Il. D. lH,G
 .sea.r 9aECE PEALET,
 yuIa.v pl1iiu
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
Southern Pacific Co,

PACIFIC shsAEh'i Commenting March |, bts&, trilns VIII 'eh'e MariGopH ls follows n P NJ. DAILY. MIXED TRAIN Foa p'Dt Tucson EeusGn, LGr,tsnurga Lenl1as n FaaC Knd Intermediates iTais1onh 10.5O tsns $ .5r RA5a4 5dfH.s EaG51i n csIioraza a SIgsfa- 6ragcu and " NIshtugrcr- 111D P. N DAILY AFLASL5I IA IA. \ lI v prgss for Tucson, Benson, De ny Iii PaaC. .au Au50ufQ, EOusrOu and New uri-Aas PM DAILY. MIXED TRAIN FOR N D Yuma and Intermediates sSaSic 1s.
 V.E. GOODMAN.
 Gen. Pass. Agent RICHARD GRAY.
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 San Francisco, Cal
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
TbpLand of Sunshine

THE YEAR. Write tc G. '.
 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Es iIllustrstsd brochure, entitled
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15
ARTICLE VI.
ARTICLE VL

The private property 1f .he stuGkhuiders If tlG Guruumauu small 1s exempt trum lamlity iur me tehts If me Iurpuntiun.
 h witness whereof ya nave lerauntu set our hands and geaIs ghis lst day 1f Iune, lsag.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

Int capital stuuE ui thls curnuratiun shall bu lna hundred thousand dollars, divided into tun thousand shares Ii ten dollars asch. ana the sann silnil 1s paid ln lt such times aud in such amounts as -hu board nj tireoEurs may deter m, Nu
Arizona republican., 1893-07-15

The -ime 1i the commencement oi this GOT pmntiun snHil 1B the irSt iay oi Tune ISg8, anu rhe rerTninnt:n thereof small 1e twenty. dva years GhuraaitUr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept. S.-Cotton quiet; middng. 20
low uiddliug 7-iGc. good ordinary, rsc; net anu
gross receipts. l,5l6 bales exports eoastwise ll5'
bales: sales pa bales; stock &;5I3 bales. Weekly.
wise 1902 bales; sales 1860 bales spnners. IS bales
MorIGEIi Sep! eo"d ordinary 9ee net re-
cepts. 2OS bales gross receipts. 3@ bales exports
coastwise 1901 tales sales. IL bales stock 5.3l.
bales Weekly-Net receipts. LAS bales gross re-
ccpts, Isis bales: exports TO Great Britain,
bales; exports coastwise, l'95 bales; sales, 2C-
New Orleans. Sept. S.-Cotton firm good mid
ding s Lie. middling. nc low mddling 7isc
good ordinary nc net receipts, ,O09 bales. gross
iO7S bales exports to Great Britain. Az bales
sales liOo bales; stock, 6l57 bales Weeky-Net
receipts 6,i79 bales gross, 7l33 bales; exports to
Great Britain All bales: 30 the Continent, 900 bales
coastwsc. 800 bales: sales. 1900 bales.
Savannah. Sept. s.-Cotton firm; mddling 7i2c;
low mddling 1sc;; good ordinary SAc; net and and
bales; sales $50 bales stock, 1873 bales Weekly
Net and gross receipts, $50 bales; exports coast
wise. sos bales; Sales 1850 bales.