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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Articles OF Incorporation Of The
McKerHan Oil Company.

The undersigned Philip Hahn, W. R. Tho
mas. r Ii. MCKernan. q K. Mohr $. d, Graves
"a, h Young and Fred l.. BoruH hereby $50
tiate ourselves together and adopt the fol- W
ING Articles of Incorporation, for the purp, st,
mt forming a corporation under the laws OF the
Territory OF Arizona.
Article |. The name of this corporatiou
snail be Mckernan Oil Company, and The,
m Lranmcipai Eince ioT transacting its business
! Arizona. but the corporation proposes to carry
I ON business in The state of California and viii
i havc an office al Los Angeles in the State of
Article II. That the purposes for which this
corporation is formed are to drill tor, and
develop oil, asphAltum, and other mineral
+" transport and refine oil or otherwise pre-,
pare the same Iur market: to acquire bur
chase, hold, improve, work and operate sell
ana convey oil wells, oil machinery, oil and
mineral lands, and to erect all necessary build
lhgs and machinery necessary for said pur-
poses: to procure, locate, and purchase water
aud water rights to locate under the laws OF
'hlltorhla. Arizona and the United States
placer and lode mining claims; to contract
dltchts' .nnmes or pipe-lines to issue sell aud
convey stock, BOMBS and mortgages; to pur-
cha>e, acquire. hold and convey real and per
souai property: to farm and cultiYete any
lands acquired by the corporation and gen.
said business. va
Article III The amount of capital stock au-
thorlzed to be issued is fva hundred tbousand
shares OF the par value OF one dollar each and
when issued shall be forever non assessable
Atticlc ~ The time OF the commencement
r
ticIes are filed with the County Recorder of
the SAID County OF Pima. This corporation
snail exist twenty-five wears from It's com
mencement.
Article V. The affairs OF this cerporatiors
snail be conducted by board of directors
COMPOSED OF seven stockholders, TO be irsg
elected on the ist Monday OF January 1902 and
ahtil snch election Philip Hahn,.W r. Thomas,
T. IT, Mckernan. G r. Aohr, N. X Young
FRED l. Boruf and s. ID. Graves shall be such
directors.
Article vi. The highest amount OF ofindebtsd-
ness 10 Which this corporation shall subject it
sell snail be Ten thousand dollars.
ATucle VII The private property of the
stock holders OF this corporation shall he ex-
emp from liability for the corporate de hts
Artieie VIII. These articles OF Incorporate
may De amended by two third rote OF
the stockholders OF this corporation at
any regular meeting OF the stock ckholslers or
any special meeting called for thai purpose
ana the amend dments shall be filed with the
county Recorder OF said County of Pima and
pRihte1 as required by law.
Artele lN. That the directors Sf this cnrIsl-
ration may adopt by laws for this corporation
AZ their meeting Elections or directors and
stocEnolders meeting tannuan shall be held
yearly ON the first Monday in January of each
IN witness hereof we have hereunto to set our
hands and seal this 10th day OF January, 1901,
II Duplicate,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Notice to Ckedjtors.

In the probate court, Pima county, Arizona.
In the matter OF the estate OF George Donaldson
deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un,
dersigned administrator OF the estate of George
donaldson deceased to the creditors Of and ali
persons having claims against the said deceas s.
ed, to exhibit the same with the necessarv
vouchers, within four months after the frst
publication OF this notice, to the said admins.
traitor At his office ut the Office of the New
Orndorf hotel, Tucson Arizona.
Dated January II, 1901
BURT ORNDORFF
Administrator OF the estate OF George Donaldson
deceased.
First pub. Jan. Is; last Feb l5
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Announcement.

To accommodate those who are partia
to the use of atomizers in applying hquid
into the nasal passages for catarrhal tT0a
J!es, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm il
liquid form, which will be known as Ely
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including tn
spraying tube is IS cents. Druggists or b.
mail. The liquid form eInbodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it difuses itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

sTEVENS-The express and trunk
man. Office at the Peoples Store. Tel
ephone 92l. All orders promptly at
tended to. Storage room for furniture,
boxes and trunks.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
THE MAN OF THE HOUR
Maenlficent Portrait OF
President MEX inley
Reproduced In Tea Colors from
q Late Photograph, for which
the President specially sat, at
&hN request ar the publfahGrA.

(Size IA II Inches)
will be published by us shortly. It is
now being printed for as on heavy plate
paper, in form suitable for framing,
by one of the largest art lthograph
houses in America, in the famous French
style of color-plate work. Every Amer
ican family win want one Of these hand
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Sh cent req stamp cancelled.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Los Angeles ~
Before me Calvert Wilson a Notary pnblfo T.,
and Tor The said County of Los angeles, and
State OF Galifornia. personally appaaTed Phij}n
Ha. lam. ". K, Thomas. 7. II. acKernan. NJ K.
Graves known TO me to oe the nersons who ex
eGmted t1d.f the within instrument and who are
ben, IN ne ssre had they and each OF
of them eSecnteg "a ~ l" me that they and each
ration of Mckee Ae sA1d AfHcles ol InCorPo-
poses and r. Aan oil Company, for the pur-
Giyer ,nsideration therein expressed.
43r' under my hand and seal OF ONCE, this
dAv of january A, d. 1901. ......
fSaaf CALVERT WILSON,
Notary Public in and for the County OF Los
Angeles State OF Caliiornia.
Nv commission expires July ., 1874,
Ten cent red stamp cancelled.
First pub. Feby. LIST, 1891 last pub Feby. 7th,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

INN n the Daily Citizen
sf month.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
ASthma'S Clutch

The sufferer from Asthma is constantly
wheeling, gasping, hacking and clearing
the throat. When a storm approaches,
when there is u cloud of dust, when
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

clutching the
sufferer by
the throat t
with a terri
blegrasp.T The
choking SEN
sation is al
me st unbear-
able. CT he
A-,-ll, 4 ,,,,N,a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Article VIII.

The Board OF Directors shall have fnIl r,owar
TO pass such bylaws as shall be deemed neees.
sary to prohibit those holding promoters stock
rom selling or placing such stock upon tine
stock; and shall have power to repudiate the
sale and refuse transfer of such promoier's
stock The Board may also underwrite the
stock of this company. ''-'
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

low all men by these presents, that we, the
undersigned, for the purpose Of forming cor
poration under Chapter Title II, OF the re
vised Statutes OF the Territory of Arizona, 10
transact the business hereinafter mentioned,
do adopt the following Articles OF lneorpor"-
ton:
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Article VII.

The private property OF the stoekholde rs Of
ms IN cofporahoh snail be forever exempt from
all corporate debts or liabilities and the stoek.
holders OF this corporation are hereby e,xemn-
ted from any and. all liability, for any ard ali
debts of this coronation ~ 81
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Article vi.

The highest amount Of Indebtedness and lin
bility TO which this corporation is at any on
tlme 10 subject itself, without the consent AT
1nwo-thirds vote OF it, stockholders, is I g
Thousand 0,00o) Dollars.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Articles of Incorporation Of the Kern
River Mutual Oil Company.

Know all men by these presents that we, the
Undersigned, do hereby voluntarily associate
ourselves together for the purpose OF forming 9
corporation under the laws OF the Territory oi
Arizona. and do hereby adopt the following
Articles OF Incorporation, towit:
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

list pub Dec. 81, 1890 last Feb. {, 1861.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
An Active kidnapping Industry.

The dismal failure Of the Omaha police
and Of the assisting detective agencies 10
arrest or even locate the abductors OF
young Cudahy. 10 whatever cause ascriba-
bic. appears 10 have produced the effect
We feared il would. in promoting rapid
growth of the kidnapping Industry through
out the country.
One Of the worst features Of the sltua-
tion in this respect is disclosed in the case
OF the abducted Atlanta boy. whose anx-
ious father has been apparently deluded
into paying The demanded ransom OF FIVE
hundred dollars to the wrong parties. This
goes 10 sh5R that there are people in this
world dishonest enough 20 take advantage
Of 5oth parents and kidnapars. and 70 rob
the first Of money which generally must
be paid over again. and the second. OF the
fruits OF their enterprise The introduc-
tion to the industry Of this class OF opera
tors win prove q serious handicap upon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
THE LAWSON BOAT.
Its Bronze Sides VIII Make 1t shine
Like Gold.


There is a lively race on between Boston
and Bristol yacht builders 10 see which
will get his boat into the water first Nat
Herreshoft has declared his intention OF
launching the syndicate boat into the blue
waters OF Narragausett Bay on or before
April 30 The lead keel of the HERES
hoff boat was cast thirty-four days ear
Her than that of ire Columbia, which was
launched on June l. Herreshon is there
fore more than a month to the good al
ready. but il is toUbtful if ne will be so
successful in an early launching as he is
credited with hoping
Builder George p Lawley says that hs
thinks ii will be possible 20 launch the
boat by May ! if everything goes smooth
".
The Boston boat will nave the services
of a number of former employees Of the
Herreshoffs. Discharges have been fire.
Quent at Bris...: tlr one reason and an
other. and nearly all of the men dis
charged have sought employment IN the
Boston boat
The Boston boat Will be easily distiu-
guished because the Tobin bronze with
which she viii be plated viii be carried up
10 the upper strake of the topsides This
upper strake Will be OF nickel steel and
Will be painted while the bronze viii of
course be left in it's natural polished state
The bronze resembles gold closely. being
not quite so yellow and At a short distance
the boat will appear as if built of the pre-
cious metal except for the narrow stPake
mentioned.
The boat will have two masts enc of
wood and the other hollow and of steel
Designer Crowninshield does not favor
telescoping topmast. as the mechanical
difficulties in the way of making Il work
successfully ia the excitement of racing
are very great
To Capt. Hank Han viii be intrustad
the task Of selecting a crew. Every nan
will be a picked sailor, those having bad
experience On board big single stickers
being given the preference Captain Han
favors the Deer Isle sailors such as
have manned Cup defenders for the Fast
two series of races. but he does not in
tend to bid for their rvices. Some Of his
sails will be mercerized cotton. smootked
in the strand and later run through heavy
calendar rolls TO give it greater smooth
ness.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
INTERESTED IN GARNER.
The student of Monkey Language a
Native of East Tennessee.


BRISTOL. Va. Jan. 2f.-Prof Garner.
the noted student of monkey language,
who is reported as critically i'll in the
French Congo district. where he went to
pursue the study Of monkeys their habits
and supposed language. is native of Sui
liyan county. East Tennessee. having been
born near Blountville, within eight miles
of Bristol He has a sister Mrs Welch.
living in Bristol at present. and has va
rious other relatives in this section Col.
J. NJ. Barker and other business men here
know Prof Garner we'll ne having 5een
a schoolmate and childhood companion Ct
Colonel Barker
Prof Garner had his first schooling IN
a small log schooIhouse near BIountville.
This was about the year of the beginning
OF the civil war. Garner was bright.
quick lad during his early schooIdays ard
had from the start an inclination FOR sell
entific research and investigation. II alive
he is now about ffty-seven years Of age.
Colonel Barker, speaking of Prof. Gar
ner, says. He was inclined TO be mis-
chieyois and was always playing Franks
on his schoolmates, but he could not have
been called a lean lad He had a Dig
heart and was honest he left Sullivan
county, Tennessee. about the year 1870
and went West. The next time l met him
was more than twenty years afterward
and we fell upon each other by accident
in the city of Richmond. where / had gone
to attend the unwilling Of Gen Robert E
Lees monument. Only a few years ago
he wrote me that he had a desire 10 lee
ture in Bristol and said ne would prob
ably do 50 at some future time "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
ApocrxnhaI Roosevelt stories.

Western dispatches printed tcday as
sert that no word has been received from
the Roosevelt hunting party since il left
Meeker. some days ago. and that, hence.
the stories of the combat with the lion
and the Governors being freed by
prairie dogs have been made out OF whole
cloth by reporters for the Colorado press
"a Meeker, Denver, and Colorado Springs.
It is asserted that no newspaper man
was allowed TO accompany the expedition.
and that none Of the adventures or
achievements Of its members viii reach
the public until after its return.
Assuming the truth of these statements.
it is proper TO say that no excuse can be
found for the people who are making the
Vice President-elect ridiculous. Owing to
his strenuosity and the pyrotechnicaI pc
culiarities Of his temperament and char
acter, he is perhaps more exposed to the
chance Of ridicuIe than are most men Of
MS abilities and station. But that is no
reason why he should be uniustly repre-
scented in mirth-proyokin& situations. and
made the hero Of iaughable adventures
which never existed save in the agina-
ton of local scribes
Those editors who are charged with
sending correspondents to the front with
orders to put on the wires a daily ter
rifle encounter between Roosevelt and the
lions. grizzlies. cinRamons. and wolves of
the region. If they have done so, have vio-
lated not only the ethics but the common
decencies of journalism. The subject Of
their enterprise is entitled to fair treat
ment, and 10 be left alone TO enjoy his
outing unnolested, like any other private
citizen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
FOR MARCUS DALY's DAUGHTER
Mrs. II. Carroll Brown Receives a
Legacy of S3.5O0.OOO.

BALTIMORE. Jan 2f.-By the will of
Marcus Daily. fled for probate at Ana
conda. Mon. Saturday. his daughter, Mrs
Margaret Brown, wife of H. Carroll
Brown. of Baltimore, viii receive about
So. 500 coo.
The viii constitutes Mrs. Daily the sole
executor Of the estate without bond.
makes her guardian of the minor chill
dTen and gives her one-third OF the es-
tale. The remaining two-thirds is TO be
divided equally between Mr. Days three
daughters-AIrs. Brown and Misses Mary
and Harriet Daiy-and his son. Marcus
Daily. IN the event Of the death of Mrs.
Daily before the trusts imposed upon her
BY the viii are executed the four children
OF the teStator or the survivors of them
are to be made the trustees and executors
in her place without security ANY Of the
children may during the life Of the trust
dispose Of his or her share by will. The
instrument, which bears date September
IS, 1909. is Witnessed by William ScaIton.
of Butte, Mon; John c. Labor. OF Ana
conda, Mon, and Dillon Brown. of New
York
According 10 a DESPATCH from Butte.
Mon, the Marcus Daily estate is consery-
atively estimated at $50. coo 600 by those
most familiar with it. though others have
placed 1t as high as $50 900 SEQ to $780,
coo 099. The former figure is the one nam
ed by Mr.. Daily himself as nearest desig-
mating his wealth The estate consists Of
stock IN the Amalgamated. Anaconda, and
NarshOe Copper companies, the Bitter
Root stock farm of $4,000 acres. upon
which there were until few weeks ago
horses valued at 81 500 600. The estate
also owns the Anaconda Standard"
newspaper; two magnificent hotels at An
aconCI and Hamilton. vast timber lands
and great sawmills in different parts of
the State coal mines at Belt Mon and
DiamondviIle Wyo.; the Butte, Anaconda
and Pacific Railroad, running from Butte
to Anaconda; the Anaconda town site,
electric light, water. and other companies.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21

those regularly engaged in it The over
lures of the latter to the families of cap
tives will be regarded with suspicion, their
good faith in business doubted. and their
negotiations rendered extremely difficult.
Hereafter it viii be necessary for them
TO give some assurance that the merchan-
disc viii be delivered in good order and
condition on payment of the price; but that
inevitably VIII be hard to do. Probably.
with the better organization of the inter-
est, an escrow system utilizing trust com
panies, as agencies of exchange, may be
evolved: but a. present no such arrange
nleat exists. and commercial relations he
tween the kdnapsrs and parents of the
country can only be described as being at
skies and sevens.
Yet The former class is neither dis
eourased nor idle. Several extremely bold
and vigorous attempts at the abduction of
young children are reported from the
suburbs CT New York city. and we pre-
sumo that. with continued diligence.
there viii be some Of a successful char
acter before long Protective measures
are being freely adopted; but they may
not always prove adequate. Il Is possible
Of course for multi-miIlioRaires to keep
!. their offspring continually handcuded to
policemen IN plain clothes heavily armed.
but the expense would be too great for
citizens OF small capital, who, reyerthe-
less. would feel compelled to treat liber-
ally with ether citizens who, having heir
children secreted, might be tempted u do
away with them, as happened in the case
OF Charlie Ross
The subject IS d very serious one. and
/ viii remain so until shining example
can be made of the elusive Mr.. Grove or
some other eminent exponent CT the new
industry.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
LOVE ~ a TROLLEY CAR.
Personal Talk of Two Young People
in a Public Vehicle.

IL happened on a Fi'1een'h street car There
we're pF"'.'oiI hiiiety-hve passengers seated
stli.q.H7, ~ hanging on, hut iof the purpose
Of ms ''-e mere We're just two people IN the
car - Iaf as taeSe t"' were concerned. or
- Gu Ihe!e "I> MOI ailolhef -S.iul On ei-th
ib15 ha@ been 20 the theatre and the girl nfsf
4l'Ea1led 't't attention Oh the man VINO Sa1 next
90 heF ~ heF efluelSin oi tiie play y was
pam, however, that me young nan wasn't
t-I9AhE OF inc the3treS OF pays or httle TN
sold1eFs with their I'm zee gees lie WIS rs
10 me small lax Of ms companion IA DISCOUNTED
sentences fIeathdiF nc raised hts HEAD and
glanced ABOUT h'l. me man next 10 them
to'4ai anu me otltr passengers were II tent each
upon ms OF heJ own ati'i'rs- The Fo ing man
ace TOOK on io2k OF ieree determination as he
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
RnrIed In MooIen.
. tFrom Chambers Jomnal-)


Ia 1879 an act passed requiring the dead 70 be
buried in WOODEN, the purpose being TO lessen
the importation Of linen from beyond the seas
and the encouragement Of the wooden and paper
manufactures Of this kingdom 4 penalty OF
& was inflicted for 4 violation OF This act: and
as frequently people preferred to be hurled in
linen a record OF the fine Ippears-ior example
at Gayt0n. Northamptonshire where we find in
the register. -'l1CS Mrs Dorothy BelTngham
Was bur ed April D IN Linnen and the for
fixture OF the Act payd nifty shilling 10 We in
pdrishc.-'
Pope wrote the following lines on the burial
OF Mrs Oldield, The actress with reference To
this custom.
Odiors, In NaoJlen. 'TwouId a saint provoke
CWere the las1 words poor NarCisS4 spoke-l
No. let a charming chiRtz and Brussels lace
MTan nv cold IiIRbs and sI.lda NV Iifeless faee
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
German Poor Keeling the Pinch.
lFram the MinneagoIis Times.)

The beauties Of protection IN Germany have
been nicely illustrated By the condition OF the
vorkinsuen Oh that country -Il.ee the Prohibitory
meat Law gzent into effect Enquiries II factories
buying At wholesale and selling at retail to their
employees Show THAI the woFkingTnan's cost Of
living is y per cent higher than II last SUM
rDer, and this does not take into account the
higher price Of coal Tie class Of xorkmen re-
ferred to III this report from 1915 TO s. a
week and the - per cent tribute levied for the
beneht OF the aErsrian landlords, added to that
Viii b Is wruHg from them by the coat barons.
renCers their plight pitiable indeed. Add 10 this
the proposed prchibi-ory tariff -four and
breadslufs and the hostility Of the manufacturing
understood
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
auny'n Questionable Methods.

Qu3y vas beaten IN the election Of legislators,
bar ever since he has been detaehing members,
OF the anti party by Ole. by the arts OF i'll
limitation ana seduction, OF which hc IS past
master Il is wei understood that he has at his
service the resources of several 81 the great trusts
lost an immense sum OF the States money IN his
spcclI4tiSns and 10 have replaced il only By the
aid o: persons and corporations who needed his
political favor Is not man to sickle at any
means OF perpetuating his power Quay's presence
in the United States Senate Is a national scandal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
stupendoua Financiering.

Tho eleven principal companies engaged in Va
riouz forms OF steel manufacture have outstanding
q total Dt $3.50 its. 100 OF common and preferred
slocs- The Carnegie Compans has ia addition.
SlG3. oJgSA OF bonds. 80 that the total captaiiza-
tion Of these eleven companies IS Sg2g I6s 100 or
very close 10 =. 600 10000. II IT be trne as
reported. that there is q scheme FOR uniting these
companies ia some such Way as Is going on
among railroads Idea may Toe obtained Of the
colossal dimensions Of modern hnancieriug Think
OF Underwriting "a 81 coo 00D.Cgo scheme.