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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE PRESIDENTIAL MINING COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT. 1 That the undersigned ". G, Dumont, J. i W. Leek. James Kane, Mrs. Tomasa Dumont, | Mrs Mary Ka ne. Lizz Gardner, Hayden Pen dergrass, all of the Town of Patagonia, Santa 1 Cruz county, Arizona, have this day sociated yourselves together for tho purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona and we do reby certify: | First, That the name of the corporation shall be the Presidential Mining Company. | $ cond, That the general nature of the busi- ness proposed to be transacted Is the acq lisi- tion by purchase, lease otherwise of mines, mineral. real estate of all description, and to exchange, own, operate dispose of, lease or sell to others such real estate, mines miner als, aLd to erect such works required to treat such minerals, and do general mining and metaiurgical business together with conduct ing general merchandising business; to lay out towns and sell and dispose of los thereon and improve the same; to mortgage its real and personal property and issue bonds thereon, and to SC all things permissible by the laws under which this company is incorporated. | Third. That the principal place of business of said corporation shall be at Patagonia, Ari- 
 Fourth, The aaount of capital stock autho rized is Oze Hundred Thousand Dollars, S1Oo, coo, and the number of shares into whica it is divided is one hundred thous nd-1OO, ,OCO-shares of the par vaIue of One po.,ar-S1 S1-00-each which amount is to be paid in in req. and per sonal property, contracts, agreements, machin- cry. labor, merchandise, material and cash or otherwise, at the discretion of the Board of Directors upon the issue anl delivery of said stock from tim to time.
 Fifth, That the time of commencement of the said incorporation is the first day of Octo be-, one thousand nine hundrej and the time of termination Is the first day of October, or e thousand, nine h h-ndred and twenty-five.
 Sixth, That the officers of the said corpora- tion to conduct its affairs shall consist of a Board of Directors composed of not less than three, nor more than five members, t, be elect ed at general meeting of the sto -kholders upon the filing oi this Tt feate of incorpora- tion. They stall kold office for one year, or until their successors are e.eeted.
 The directois shalt elect from among their number president and vice-president, they shall also elect secretary and trea urer and such other officers and agents as they may re quire who need rot be directors.
 Seventh, That the highest amount of in debtedn to which tn S corporation IS at any time subject itself is Fifty Thousand do.1ar - S5O,OOO.
 Eighth, That he private property of each officer and stockholder is to be exempt from corporate debts.
 In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this fifteenth day of September, one tho2sand, nine hundred.
 ". G. DUMONT, Seal.
 $. W. LEEK, Seal.
 JAS. KANE Seal.
 MRS. TOIASA DUMONT. Seal,
 MRS. MARY KANE Seal.
 LIZZIE GARDNER, Seal.
 il. .PENDERGRASS, Seal.
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WANTED A ctive man of good character to deliver and collect in Arizona for cid esta tablished manufac- turing wholesale house. 5000 year, sure pay. Honesty more than ex- perience required. Our reference, any bank in any city. Enclose self tad dressed stamped envelope. Manu- facturers, Third floor, 334 Dearborn st., Chicago.
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BIsMARCK'S IRON NERVE.

Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy arc not found where Stomach, Liver; Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25 cents at l. w Mix, & O., drug store.
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necessary convenient expedient for the carry ng into effect of any and all of tLe ob- js, ts and purposes above set forth.
 ARTICLE III.
 The amount of capit.l stock shall bo Ono Million -S1OO 900 OO- Dollars. divided into Ten ThoSsan s Ss h., - 1OGoO- shares of the par share, fully paid up and noc-2ssessable.
 ARTICLE ".
 The said Corporation shall commence busi- ness on the frs. daC of Octobo', I9O, and terAinate in Twenty-Five years from that date. ARTICLE V.
 The affairs of said corporation shall be en- tirely m nagcd by B .ard of Directors to con sist of five persons, to be chosen by and from the Stock Holders on the First Monday of January in each year and after the year 1902; the fel- lowing name1 Stock Holders shall serve as Directors until the regular election in 1902 and fed: fed: % CRaries ". Good,snder:, William Huttig, William A Rule, John W. Ameriaan and George or said D :rectors Charles ", Goodlander shall be President, William Huttis shall be Vice President, WilliaN 4. Rule shall be Treasurer the said corporal on until said elect ion in 1902, and until the successors are duly elected and qualified.
 The highest amount of indebtedness ia- blity to wh3sh said eGrp2Tation tha h d at H any drod Thousas lSlO0O, ,o0.Ool DolIa-s.
 ARTICLE VII.
 No officer or sto k holder of this corporation shali be personally liable for the debts or obligations of this corporations and he pri- vate property of each officer and ftock holder of this corpor stion sh Ill be exemp: from HAbi lity for the debts of th:s corporation
 ARTICLE VIII.
 Th= Board of Directors of this corporat on shall have power to es ab.ish Bylaws and make all needful rules and regulations deemed expedient for ths management of the affairs of this corporation an l the officers tn rof got in consistent with the laws of the United States and with tine laws of the Territory of Arizona, and may provide in s=id Bylaws for the hold ing of any all meetings of Its Directors and stock Holders at any place it may designate outside of the Territory of Arizona.
 IA witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seas, this 11th, cay of September, 1900.
 C. w GOODLANDER, Seal.
 WI! LIAM HUTrIG, Seal.
 ". A. RULE, Seal.
 J. ". AMtREAN. Soal-
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Rodeo Notice.

The fall rodeo will commence at the Stone House on the Santa Cruz river, near the Sonora line, on October 15, 1900. All strays or cattle that do not belong to the range must be gathered and taken away or off from the range. R. EKEY.
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To the Deaf.

A rich lady, cured of her deafness and noises in the head by Dr Nichol- sons Artificial Ear Drums, gave $lO,- 900 to his Institute, so that the deaf people unable to procure the ear drums, may have them free. Address No. 19S The Nicholson Institute, 78O Eight avenue, New York
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Articles of Incorporation
 OF THE SONORA fE7Eli}NESF COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESEN IS: That we, the uni iersiGned have this day volun- tarily assoc sted ourselves together for the purpose of forming corporation undsr tho laws Of tho Territory of Arlzona. ARTICLE I.
 The names of the eincorporators are: Charles Rule and John w. Am-rman. The inoorporat. Hnm1 Gf tHls mp1nB pMB shall be SONORA pal ace of transacting the Business of said corporation shall be at the City of Nogales in snG G0uh b+ or santa CFuz, and Territory of other places as may be designated by fho Board of Directors.
 ARTICLE II.
 Tho objects and purposes for which this cor poration is formed are:
 minerals of all kinds
 Second-Io lease buy, own and hold, and to asll mol tEage or otherwise dispose of mines Of all kinds and mineral lands; right anI con- m neral lands, in all or any of the States and I. rritori.s of the United States and in tho ttepublic ef Mexico. and any and s1 other foreign countries. And to lease, buy, own and hold, and to sell, mortgage or otherwise dispose of any and all machinery and other property and appliances that may be necessary or con venient for the purpose of opening up and working and developing any such mines.
 Third-T1 engage general mining, smelt- ing and refining of gold, silver, iron copper lead and other precious metals and minerals of whatever nature, and to lease, buy, erect own hold and operate and to mortgage, sell crushers and other appurtenances and appli, ances for the carrying on of a general mining, power to is ue, negotiate and se!i bonds. notes. or other evld nces of indebtedness not in debtedness to which 1t may subject itself under Arti le VI of these Articles anI foc the pur- pose of securing payEaent of same, to execute . mortgage or mortgages on any or all its prop erty Of every nature or kind, wh rever situate.
 FourthITo carry on a general mining busi- countrIes above mentioned, and to do whatso- ever business 0: acts or things that may be
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
OCTOBER 6, 1900.
NEWS OF MORALES.

in Tucson last Sunday.
 E NJ Sanford of Prescott, Arizona, was in town Thursday.
 Juan Reca, was in the city last Wednesday from Tucson.
 Dr. Erosa, of Guaymas, has been a visitor in Nogales this week.
 NJ. NJ. Trickey, was in the city sev- eral days this week on business.
 J. NJ. Mercado, was a visitor in No gales last Monday from Guaymas.
 Marshal Burgoon returned yesterday evening from short trip to Tucson.
 G. J. Gonzalez and wife of Guaymas, were at the Montezuma last Wednes- day.
 Roadmaster Brown of the \ M., & A. has taken up his residence in No gales.
 J. G. Dominguez of Hermosillo, re: gistered at the Montezuma hotel last Sunday.
 Everybody who could get away went to Magdalena to see San Francisco this week.
 Miss. Gertrudes Elias of Hermosi- llo, registered at the Montezuma hotel last Monday.
 Court Commissioner Mix was visitor in Tucson this week in attend ance at the U. s. Court.
 Mrs. Jno Maloney accompanied by Miss Craven, came in from Peha Blan- ca last "Wednesday.
 Groceries are not our only speciality we can fit you out on most anything. Perkins and Toukin.
 Billy Brenaer is again in the city after six months spent in Sonora at the Barranca coal fields.
 Sheriff T. F. Brodrick was among the Nogales people who visited the big fiesta at Magdalena this week.
 w G Dumont of the Presidential Mining company, was in Nogales last Thursday on business.
 Assistant General Manager J. A. Naugle of the Sonora railroad came up to the border last Thursday.
 THE VIDETTE Is pleased to announce that Lawyer D A Richardson has re- covered from his recent illness.
 Perkins and Tonkin now have room for California vegetables and fruit; they keep nothing but the best.
 Mrs Conard, wife of A M -Oonard, the mixing man, arrived in the city the fore-part of this week from Phoe- nix
 Mr. A. Sandoval returned last Saturday evening from Los Angeles, Gal, where he has been on a pleasure visit.
 G. H. Robinson, attorney for the Sonora railroad spent several days in NogaIes this week on professional busi- ness
 Regular services will be held at St Andrews Episcopal church tomorrow morning and evening. Rev Elliott officiating.
 Abraham Ullmann came up We'd nesday from Cerro Prieto, Sonora, where he is employed by the Nogales Mining Go.
 Mir. Carlos Clausen of Guaymas, has been appointed customs agent here for the Sonora Railway Go. Vice Luis Freissinier, resigned
 W J N McCurdy, will in the near future go to Phoenix to reside Walter has many friends in Nogales who re- gret to see him leave town.
 Bedsteads, Mattresses, Dressers a writing disk and book case, and a sewing machine for sale at half price; call at Perkins and Tonkin's.
 Juan B. Elias, who has been visit ing friends and relatives in Sonora the past month passed through Nogales the forepart of the week on his way to Tucson.
 Hams c l2! cents lb. Bacon at 14I cents Spare ribs e 10 cents, Coffee from l5 cents to 40 cents, Ralston's foods etc, etc, goods delivered to any
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Territory of Arizona,
 County of Santa Cruz 'S'
 Before me, $. F. Noon, Clerk of the District Court the Ist. Judcal District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Santa Cruz OH this day personally appeared H. K. Cheno- weth, known to me to be the president of the Nogales Mining Company, the corporation that executed the within instrument, and acknow- ledged to me that such corporation executed the same for the purpose therein expressed.
 In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said District Court at Nogales. Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory. this 5Ist day of August, A. D. Ieoo
 (Seal s. F. NOON, Clerk
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Mining laws of Mexico, Flipper's translation, 50 cents at THE VIDETTE office.
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 not get your name on the great regis ter.
 Uneeda Biscuits, Dneeda Graham Wayfc Uneeda Ginger Wayfers, Bread, Pies and Cakes at Perkins and Tonkin's.
 Yesterday morning Mir. and Mrs. A. S. Noon and their little son re- turned from visit to the Magdalena fiesta.
 Mir. B. T. Powell, one of Santa Cruz county's prosperous ranchers, is in the city from his ranch near Fort Hua- chuca.
 Collector of Customs Hoey was a visitor in Tucson several days this week in attendance at the United States court.
 Richard Lloyd, prominent citizen of Colorado Springs. Colorado, is in the city with Headquarters at the Montezuma Hotel,
 Messrs Smith and Franklin, two well known Washington Camp min. ing men. spent several days in. the border city this week.
 Special Deputy Collector of Customs Freeman and Mr DeWitt, the Colo rada mining men, drove out in the country Thursday.
 O. V. Light, the efficient chief clerk in Col. J. A. Naugle's office at Guaymas, was visitor in Nogales last Sunday from the bay city.
 What is the matter with ordering new suit of clothes for cold weather at Perkins and Tonkin's; fit is qua ranteed, in price as well as form.
 John T Brickwoed returned yester- day morning from a business trip to Sonora. He stopped over a day at Magdalena to take in the fiesta.
 Mr. Tom Wicks, of The Casino, is again able to be at lis place of busi- ness after a serious illness of two weeks, much to the delight of his many friends.
 Mir. and Mrs Arturo Morales of Guaymas accompanied by Mrs. Morales sister. Miss Camou, arrived in Negales yesterday morning on few days visit in the line city.
 P. J. zeimet, agent for the South ern Pacific at this place is working early and late these days owing to the enormous increase in the passenger traffic on the road caused by the big fiesta at Magdalsna.
 If you are in need of anything in the way of summer clothing, under wear, hats, boots or shoes, don't fail to see the large up-to-date assortment now offered for sale by R Vasquez of the Red House.
 FOR RENT store room now occupied by Borenstein Brothers, known as the Fl Paso store, situated on Morley avenue, the most central location in the city, will be for rent l, 1900. Address G. 5. Marsh, Nogales.
 James Kane, delegate to the Demo- cratic county convention which meets in the opera house today is in town. Mir Kane is pioneer of Arizona and one of Santa Cruz county most honor ed and respected citizens.
 W. T. Stevens, representing the Los Angeles building aud Loan asso- clution, was at the Mentezuma hotel several days this week. Steve has many friends in the border city who are always glad to see him.
 The following Nogales citizens arc among those who went to Tucson to attend United States court: Major Fred Herrera, l.. w. Jimmie, Judge J. B. Mix, Geo. w. Webb, NJ Durnal. w W Flewelling, J L Hatha- way, Collector Hoey.
 Mir. R. z4llner, Jr. the most popular piano man in Arizona, spent couple ,f days in Nogales this week looking liter his extensive business here. The pianos seld by Mir. Zellner's house are lmong the finest on the market and MT. Zellner has sold hundreds of them n the past year at reasonable prices md easy terms.
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Territory of Arizona. ss County of santa Cruz ''' hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request of Dr. W . F. Chenoweth. September Ist, A. D. Iooo at s:2o p. m, book l, miscellaneous pages 3I5 and 3I6 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 w. N. CUMMINGS, By Louis Hudgin, Deputy. First Publication Sept. 18th, 1900.
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I hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and reco. dod at the request of Jos. Taylor, September 10th, A. b., I9OO, at ? D. m. ', Book l, Miscellaneous; Pages 1885, S3I, S35 and 336
 Witness my h>nd and official seal the day and year aforesaid W. N. CUMMINGS,
 County Recorder First publication Oct, ,ber 6, 19OO.
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State of Missouri, County of Jackson,

Before rse Lendrum B. Bidge. Notary Public in and for said County and state, on this day personally appeared Charles w. Good- lander, William Ruttig, William A. Rule, and JshR ", Amernnn, personally kno VII to me to @ the same persons whose narSes are subscri- b.d to the foregoing instrument, and acknsw- dged to that they executed t-.e same, for the purposes and considerations therein eI- pressed.
 In Witness Whereof, have hsreento set my hand and affixed my oiiciIl seal in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, this 11th, day oi September 19O0.
 My term expires -eptomber 16, 1902.
 SEAL LENDRUM B. BIDGE.
 Notary Public,
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court in and for Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory.
 In the msttr of the estat, of JERRY NEVILLE, deceased.
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Evening star., 1900-12-11

Action of the Republican Caucus on
Tax Reduction,

For three hours last night the republi-
cans of the House of Representatives sat in
conference over the war tax reduction bill. A
conference was necesstated by the dissat-
isfaction of the beer brewers with the re-
duction of the war tax beer, amounting
to nearly Sf0000,0O0. They demanded an
additional reduction, and in order to offset
the drain upon the revenues which this
would entail proposed to put back the tax
on bank checks, which the committee on
ways and means has removed, amounting
to S7.OO0GOO
The ways and means committee strenu-
ously resisted the demands for further re-
ductions, while some Of the western rep
resentatives were equally urgent for fur
ther favors to the beer industry. The out
come of the conference was the adoption,
by a vote of 6s to 20, of the following
resolution, proposed by Mr.. Hepburn:
Resolved, That the recommendations
made by the committee on ways and means
in House bill No. II. 394 are judicious and
merit the approval of this conference, and
SO recommend that all republican members
Of the House be urged to vote against all
| amendments and for the passage Of the
bill
Prior to this a motion offered by Mr.
Pierce Of Missouri. to reduced the tax on
beer to $1.50 a barrel. was voted down, 6S
to 4S.
Evening star., 1900-12-11
THE EST iMAIEDc COST
Charges in the Bi and 0. Bill Against
uthe Public.
EIFRAVAGMT iTOqAL OF ITEMS
No Equity in the Demand for
Bonuseon the Cost Basis.
OFFSETS NOT RECKONED

The sum Of s1,5O0,0O0 which the pending
Baltimore and Ohio railroad grade crossing
bill proposes shall be paid by the public
to the corporation is approximately half
the estimated cost of the project Of elevat-
ing the tracks in elimination of the grade
crossings. The Commissioners in their
formal report to the Senate on the bill
gave figures under this head as follows:
CUTOFF FROM MONTELLO TO FLORIDA
AVENUE.
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Presidential Nominations COnfirmed

Presidential Nominations Confirmed.
Combinations by the Senate: To be men,
bers of the industrial commission-D. A.
Tompkins of North Carolina; c. H. Litch-
man Of New Jersey.
Walter T. Merrick, to be naval officer Of
customs at Philadelphia; F. s. Stratton, to
be collector Of customs at San Francisco
CAL; Marion DeVries of California to be
general appraiser of merchandise; r. H.
Chamberlain Of Iowa, to be collector Of
internal revenue, district Of Hawaii.
To be consuls-T. T. Prents of Massachu-
setts, at Martinique; r. M. Bartleman Of
Massachusetts,. at Valencia; o. H. Baker
of Iowa, at Sydney; H. L. Washington of
the District Of Columbia, at Geneva.
Col. John F. Weston. assistant commits
sary general, to be commissary general
with rank of brigadier general; Pay Direc-
tor Edward Stewart, to be paymaster. gen.
eral and chief Of the bureau Of supplies
and accounts. Navy Department; L. 1.
O'Neal. to be justice of the peace, Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Members Of the board Of charities Of the
District of Columbia-S. w. Woodward, 8.
Wolf. c. P. Neill ]. ]. Edison, G. w. Cook
Postmasters: California--C. Burner. Be-
nicia: J. r. Baker, Antioch. Illinois-W. O.
Butler. Laharpe; H. C. Jones. Marion
VIM. Bostian Independence. New York
J. E. Munger. F1shkill; A. c. Hodgman
Fort Edward: ]. Reilley. Highland Falls;
Annie Larrabee. Oyster Bay; l. w. Sher-
riii, Poughkeepsie; g. B: Tripp. Mechanics-
Spring. Massachusetts-O. P. Smith. Ips-
wich. Indiana-H. H. Newby, Sheridan.
Minnesota. K. Fancher. Dodge Center
9. X. Covert. vinton. New Jersey-A. D.
Runyon, Millington. wiscens,n-I. r. Nye.
Wittenbefg. Ohio-C. z. <-otsr, Andover.
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PROBABLE COTTON YIELD.
Estimate Mt the Agricultural Deuart
ment 100000 Bales,

The statistician Of the Agricultural De-
partment reports 100000 bales as the
probable cotton production of the United
States for 19OO-19O1. In the making of this
estimate the same methods and agencies
have been used that were employed last
year. Many thousands Of ginners have,
however. made reports for the first time.
The estimated yield, in pounds Of lint cot
ton per acre. is as follows: Virginia, $50;
North Carolina. 199; South Carolina, 167;
Georgia. 172; Florida. 1888; Alabama, 151;
Mississippi. 150; Louisiana, 234: Texas, 226;
Arkansas. 223; Tennessee, 1T; Missouri.
275 Oklahoma, 31S; Indian territory, 2S9.
The acreage after eliminating ali land
from which no crop whatever will be gath
cred Is estimated at 25,O34,734