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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Rev, Chas, Hendershot who was men
toned in the dispatches as taking lead
ing part In raids on the Winfield joints
is a graduate Of the Hutchinson High
School, lie is son A, J, lIendershot
OF South Hutchinson,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Vim Missouri PaclGc. On February 18Th only,
the Missouri Pacific win sell tickets Hutchinson
to Houston, Galveston, San Antonio, beaumont
Port Arthur, TcXas; and Lake Charles, La, and
return ut the verv low rate Of $500. Final re-
turn limit March l2, 1901, kor parlIculRra,
write or call on, p, j, Lombach, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

The great Rock Island route will sell, one way
tickets to common points In California for S25.
tickets on eale Feb, 18th, 49, and Goth, March ;
18th, 10Th, 2dth, Aprll - l6,h, 18th and 3Olh,
1901. Full particulars call on or address E, c.
Fisher Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

j.. II, Campbell, formerly proprietor of
the Campbell hotel on South Main, died
Sunday morning and was buried Tues
day. For some time he has been en-
tirelY blind and deaf.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

For above occasion the Santa Fc Will sell tick
cts to Washington and return ut rate Of a35 90
tickets on sale Feb, sSth March LIST aud 2nd
good for return up to and including March Sth,
1901 c. A. Walker, Agent, Santa Fc Route.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Nan FronciseO aud LOs DgeleH' s2S
Via Missouri Pacific, On February i9th and
each following Tuesday the Missouri Pacific
will sell tIckets Hutchinson to California Com
mon points u, above rates Call or write for
particulars =, !. Lelmbach, Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21
Low RaIes 20 WASN'T hngIoa and Mon
tHnn,

Via Missouri Pa,i1c, Beginning February lat
the following rates win become effective; First
class Hutchinson to Spokane, Wash, aud inter
mediate points Sie, 80; Anaconda, Butte, Helena
and intermediate pol ats, lret class S9?,5O, sec
ond Ssi, 10, For particulars, write or call ON
=, lcimbach, agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

John Soper and John Lindsay have
opened real estate Office up the same
stairway with Hetlinger Bros, law office,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21
LOCAL AND PERAONAL.

Ray Cherpital of ConcoIdia Ia visiting
his sister, Mrs, A, S, LeClerc Of Sher.
man East.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21
Bryan's Commoner.

This paper 10 in receipt of q Commu-
nication offering clubbing rates with
Mr.. Bryan's new paper, the Commoner.
The lirst issue of Mr.. Bryan's paper
will appear some IN January. In his
announcement, Mr., Bryan wishes to
have IT understood that he will en-
ploy no travelling agents, and will thus
eliminate possibility Of fraud. lie ex-
poets to rely ON clubbing arrangements
with local papers and resident agents
for subscriptions. The posted rates
for the paper, which will be weekly
edition and published by Mr.. Bryan
himself, will be slOO year. But In
club with the GAZETTE, 1t will come at
81 10 year for both papers, Subscrip.
tlons may be left at this onlce.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

A meeting was held at the court house
Monday night which seemed to be a
second instalment OF the one held Sun.
day, aud resolved itself into very much
Of business meeting, Several talks
were made but the important work done
was the signing Of paper by those who
pledged themselves 10 see that the de-
mands made in the resolutions we're
carried out, The paper received 1873
names, This appears to be getting
ready to close any Joints that are open
after the goth, AS to the means TO be
used thatis for anyone to guess. AZ
ter this committee consisting of Mrs,
Hutchinson, Mrs b, Vincent and
Judge Whitelaw was appointed to pre-
sent the resolutions to the mayor and
city officers A committee was also ap.
pointed to select names from which to
nominate a candidate for mayor, an.
other committee appointed by wards to
look after candidates for councilmen.
The next meeting is to be held tonight,
Thursday.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Representative John Kinkel chaper-
ened a committee of the house who came
to this city Saturday to investigate the
feasibility of establishing a State salt
plant at the reformatory. The com.
mittee as appointed consisted of Sar-
bach, Bangs and Babb, but for some
reason Mr.. Babb. the populist member
did not come. 1t is very easy to guess
what their report will be, although it
will at least be less of a farce than that
of the senate committee that was ap-
pointed to investigate, This committee
came here and looked over the ground.
David Schroeder OF Buhler who was
at the last term of the district court ord
cred to day three dollars per month to-
ward the support Of All llcgitimatc
child belonging to Mary Claassen be-
came balky. He ignored the order of
the court and last Friday was brought
to this city to answer for it. He de-
clared he would never pay the amount.
He wanted possession Of the child il he
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Howard Spar, boy only about sew
enteen years Of age enlisted here a few
months ago and was taken to SanFran-
cisco where for some reason he was re.
jected, He was paid for the time he
was gone and given transportation home
But in a very few minutes he was robbed,
and he had to make his way home, half
the the way across he continent in the
dead Of winter as best he could, lie ar.
rived home Fiday night.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

The reaction from the cattle boom
that has held up so long seems to de,
gree set in, Dealers that have plunged
in too deeply have felt the reverse dis
astrously, In this matter this county
has not been entirely immune Prob.
ably the largest dealer in the county was
James Haston Of Walnut township,
His affairs are row in the bankruptcy
court TO be adjusted, The smaller deal
ers who have kept close to shore will
probably come through all right. The
market is now reported to be very quiet
and not much stuff is moving unless it is
fat cattle,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

A Topeka dispatch says that Judge
Theo, Botkin Of this city has filed a
claim for $4,000 for money expended by
him in the impeachment trial ten years
ago, and that Governor Stanley and At.
torney General Goddard say it ought to
be nnid
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Mrs, Della Sharpley who was married
to the confidence man, Harry Sharpley
at Sylvia where he so successfully swim
died so many young men and women,
has filed suit for divorce, II is claimed
he has two or three other wives some
where.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

Dr., W. uAeuIRn.
SPECIALIST,
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Glasses Scientifically Adjusted. Orl"e In Ma
sonic I0mpe, Hutchinson, Kaneas,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

The ministerial association has ar
ranged for a big religious revival to be-
gin March ISL, and continue two weeks.
The evangelist is to be Rev, Ostrom,
with a singer by the name OF Hills.
They are now conducting a big meeting
at Anderson, Indiana.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

The last lecture Of the Young Mems
Lecture course was delivered last Fri
day night by Rev. Hervey Smith Nc
Cowan and was another success, both in
attendance and in quality, This COM
pletes the course for this season and
leaves the organization in good dnan-
cial condition, The course has not only
paid for itself this year but has placed a
small amount in the treasury for a be-
ginning next year. The young men who
have managed the course with such
signal success are entitled to much
credit.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

A man by the name of LaMott started
considerable agitation in commercial
circles the latter part Of the week by a
proposition to move a canning factory
to this place from its present location
at a small town in Colorado, Two or
three meetings Of the commercial club
were held and committees appointed to
show him the resources Of the county
and feasibility of operating here. But
it finally appears to have come to
nought When Mr., LaNIott went away
he appeared to have pretty much aban-
doned the notion of coming here.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

7a'l yourself of some Of the CAS-,
ia ''Nbbing proposl''ans,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

A mean democratic lie was started on
the streets that while the big temper
ance mass meeting was being held at
the Methodist church Sunday, another
meeting Of the big four" was held at
the water works office and received bul.
letns every five minutes,
The fremens ball which was held last
Thurday night was fairly successful,
A very large number Of tickets had been
sold in advance ana a great event was
expected, But not as many were sold
at the door as was expected. The ball
cleared sos, which will go a good way
toward buying the chiefs wagon that is
contemplation. The fremen feel very
greatful toward the citizens and busin.
ess men who patroni1ed them so liber-
ally,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-21

No. l22 does not carry passengeu east Of
Hutchinson.
Cars run through to 81. Louis without
change.
CHAIR Cars 10 Denver free Of charge. This Ia
the short line TO all points west.
p. j. LEIMBAeH, Agent.
II. @. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pas. Agent,
The oasis., 1901-09-07
aNatrral,aat \ ch,na.aan

peuuiia case Garn1 before v. \. commissioner k r '4eocge Tuesday Scr his consideration
 4 Chinaman Kwank tree, was g'va1 .aturalizatior IL Ss Louis Mo. Aug. Q. 1874 Bua iI vas asserted he su D seq uentiy nCyed into Mexico wbere 1e reneiner tcs E period cf eigt wears
 it -egelCpeo lu the hearing lasG 5nere exists treaty between the J ; 8ud Mexico which expressly prov'oos stav any citizen of the UniteG states ghO lives in Mexico for period of (o) years without declaring his ihteAtion not to become citiZeU of that COan- try forfeits his citizenship in the U. : anu loses bis right to the protection of the Stars and Stripes. The court cited the cases of people here who each five years % before the consul and make the required declaration. Emigrant Inspector Adams and MT Davis represented the matter for the government and Judge Eb. Williams tried to save the Chinaman cue which he did. it being demonstrated he had never been cut of the U. 5. for five consecutive years and had served ir the D S. navy during the civil war, where he received two or three wounds Mir George consequently returned his papers and ordered him liberated.
The oasis., 1901-09-07
Standish Mining and Developing
 Company.
(Reyenue Stamp 50 cts Cancelled.


 50 cfs Cancelled
 THIs IS 70 CERTIFY. That we George r. alby. Harry Ward skerry, George ?. Bow man and Francis Perif kawle. do hereby ass ociate ourselves into q corporation under and by virtue of the provisions of an act or the Legislature of New Jersey, entitled Ar Act concerning Corporations (Reyision of 1S95)" for the purp ses hereinafter mention ed, and to that end, vt do by this oar Certi hcate. set forth:
 FIRST: The name of the corporation is "sTANDISH MINING ANE DEVELOPING COMPANY
 SECOND:- The location of its principal office in the State Of the New Jersey is at No l64 Marker Street in the City of New ark, County of Essex The name of the agent theron and in charge thereof, and upon whom process against this corporation may be served is Adritn Riker
 The Main Office of tbis corporation out side of this state, is at No. l62 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York.
 THIRD The objects for which and for any of which the corporation is formed. are to do any or all of the things herein set fOrth. to the same extent as natural persons might or could do, and in any part of the world. VIZ;
 J'o purchase, bond, take ou lease. or otherwise acquire or sell any mln1s mining rights and land in the State or Territory of arizona or elsewhere. and any interest there D, and to explore, work. exercise. develop and turn 10 account the same; 10 quarry smeit, -etne, dress. ahalgamate c and prepare for market, ore, metal and mineral subs- Aa aaces of all kinds and to carry on any other operation which may seem conducive 70 any of the compary's $ objects, 10 nuy, sell manufacture ana deal in minerals, piart machinery, implements. conyenlences, pro- ,isiCns and ihin 1s capable of being used in connection with mining operations. or re .lured by wOrkmen and others employed oy Che company; to construct, carry out, rain ssin. improve. manage, york eOntIc and sdperintend anJ roads, ways raj ways. bridges. reseryOiFs, water courses, aqueducts wharves furnaces. pills, crushing works, .ydraulic works works factories. ware tousCs. and Othe4 works and cCnyeliencaa y.Iicb may seem directly or indirectly coz ucive to any of the objects of the company ind 70 contribute to. subs dize or OtherWisf Aid O. take part in any such operations
 iA Toapply for, obtain, reRistec, purchase eas. 1r otherwise acquire. and tC hold. OWL ase, operate, introduce and sell. assign or otherwise dispose of any and all trademarks, formulas, secrGt processes, tlade names. and d1stl cfiy 2 marks, and all inventions improvements, and processes used n con nectiUn With of secured under letters patent or otherwise ct the United States D. of any other country, al5 70 use, exercise develop grant licenses ir -espect of or otherwise turn to account 4ay and all such trade marks patents, licenses rOLcessiOus processes and the like, or any srcl property rights and information so acquired, and, with a view 10 the working and developments ot the same 'arry op any business Thethsr wi1jng man.
The oasis., 1901-09-07

Josh Westhafer. of Loogootee, Ind, is poor man, but he says he would not be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if it cost five dollars d bottle, for it saved h,m from being cripple. No external application is equal % this liniment for stiff and swollen joints, contracted muscles, sJiff neck, sprdius and rheumatic and muscular pains It has also cured numerous cases Of paralysis It is for sale by L. W. Mix & Go.
The oasis., 1901-09-07

Know ALL MEN By THIS PATS sNrs That the Standish Mining and Developing Company, q corporation organized under the Laws of New Jersey doe hereby authorize and em power EBFSEs FIR WILLIAMS, re ,iding in NO- gales, In the County of Santa iiruz Arizona. for and in behalf of said Company tO accept and acknawledee service of and upan whom it may be served all necessary process or processes in any acton. suit or proceeding that may be had ol brought against the said Company in any the Courts of said Terri or the acceptance thereof by said Agent endorsed thereon 10 have tue same force and effect as if served upon the President and Secretary of this company. The above Power of Attorney being made and executed in accordance with a resnution Of the Board Of Directors of the said Company held on tue ninth say of July, nineteen hundred and one, copy of said resolution being a~ fol- iOwc
 RESOLVED, That tLe stancish Mining and Developing Company, q corporation organiz ec under the Laws Of the State of New Jer- sey, does hereby authorize and empower Ebenezsr Williams. of Morales. Arizona, for and Ia ne5alf Of said Company to accept and acknowledge service Of and upon wh1m may be serve all necessary pro cess or processes Ia any acton suit or proceeding that may be had or brought against said Company In any of the Courts Cf the said Territory of A Arizoua, sucl service Of process or notice or the acceptance thereof Jy sGiu Agent en- dOrsed thereon 1c have the same force ana effect as if served upon the Preside 1t and Secretary oi the Company and Inc President and secretasy O. the Company acc hereby authorized and directed t9 eXecLse the same on behalf of said Company and to aflix the corporate sea thereto. and hle the same in the office )f the ssCret9rv of the TsFritorr C, ArizOoa.
 WlTSEsg ohs slxnatnee O. sas resident and secretary o' the Standish Mining ana Developing Company this twenty orrtt daw ef suly. nineteen hundred and Ons ----- WILLIAM '. WIT TING asi ter sDk
 2sN |. sHJfnc 9.c st4.2 gee,itOTg q. Arizona
 Jouuty cf santa cfua
 { hereby Certify that tho aica. nsrr, nlens was filed at the request of Eb Williams Aug 2Oth 1901 aC 3;10p. m. Witness my hand Nnd sffic'9 ger ths d]S md year aforesaid
 NJ BREEN
 county Recorder sEAI By paIL HEROLD
 Deputy
The oasis., 1901-09-07

1facturfpg or .tns-a,se. yaiea at f. D ra ton may think cas..ulated directly si noii ectiy to effectuate shese objects III To hold. purchase, or otheiwise se qu re, e .er. assign. i-a 'stes; mortgage pledge. CT otherwise dispose pt shares or hns canital stock ard bonds. dcbentures lF evidence oi ,ds0tedness created by otner corporas iOL or co posstoDs. ana. wht'S the holder thereof 70 exercise all the rights ana privileges of ofCwDersh,p. rc'adib 9he ~ight to vote shereyL,
 FOURTO:- r'h5 ssSa. Lgtlorikeu capita. stock of tbe s9rpOrnt ton is TWO Hundred anC siftv I thousand Dolars divided Into Twenty five thousand shares of the par Tslus ef Ter Dollars asch.
 sIFTe:- .ns -smss sae eesidenSs the incorJofG tors. and che numoerci shi re . hsld oy aCc' s'1 rs follows. 60 v'S' asa4ss .Ass '. halo, sFs.siSGl sFsokiSS r ~T;' ;S lsarry Wsrd Sker-y Brooklyn, N 70 oeorxe E. Be .nan Je-sey City. I-
 ia Ss.-w5s- .sc a.is,eLeo :, s.s JnsDcrt sion shat, cs Unl;mIt
 n wiTszs, WHEREOF w haze as7sgeee ne sa s, tune One thousand nine hunc ed. Signed, scaled Geo F. Maby ,.. g ! and delivered in George r. BOwmpa q. S.l the presence of ,.arry Ward Skerry | s.) Cecil Il MacMahon Francis Pefit Rawle 1 x sl state Of New Jersey ss County of Essex,
 BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this eleventh day of June, one thousand nine hundred, before me Cecil H MacMahon a Master in thancery of New Jersey personallyappeared Genrg- r. Malby. Harry Ward Skerry. ''eo r. Bowman and Francis Perit Rawie who am satisfied are the persons named in and hf, a fad bt. t'nrtif fip.ttf n nd l having first made knowh to them the con tents thereof they did each acknowledge that they signed. sealed and delivered the same as their voluntary act and deed.
 CECIL Il. MacMAHON
 Master in Chancery
 of New Jersey. Endorsed:
 Received in the Clerk Office of the Coun- ty of Essex, on the llth day of June A D. l90 and recorded iI. Book 20 lncorp Bus Cos for said County, Page 2
 WILLIAM o. MUELLER.
 Clerk" Filed June i2 iq0l
 GEORGE wURTs
 secre ary of state state Of New Jersey
 Department of State
 l GEORGE wUsrs, Secretary of State of the state Of New Jersey, do hereby Certify, that the foregoing is a true copy of the certi- hcate of Incorporation of tauuish Mining and ! eveloping Company" and the endcrse- ments thereon. as the came Is taken from and compared with the originn filed iu my office, on the 12th day of June, X. D 1900 ard now remaining on fie therein. In Testimony Whereof ] have hereUnto set my hand and affixed my OHicial Seal, at Trenton this 27th day of July A D 1901 GEORGE WURTS SEAL
 .-- Secretary of state, tTerritOry of Arizona
 County of Santa CrCk,
 1 hereby certify that the within ,nstru ment was fle1 at the reques Of Eb Williams Aug. -D 1901 at 3 10 D. m. Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid,
 M. BREEN
 County Recorder. SsAI By PHIL. HEROLD
 Deputy. know ALL MEN By THIS PaFs sNrs That the Standish Mining and Developing Company, q corporation organized under the Laws of New Jersey doe hereby authorize and em power EBFSsfER WILLIAMS, re siding in Mo- gales, in the County of Sauta iruz, Arizona. for and in behalf of said Company tO accept
The oasis., 1901-09-07

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-21
FIRE SITUATION FIR
FR0H SATISFACTORY
sAwAkuA FORESTS STILL AsLAzE
EFFORTS seiNe MADE TO
CHECK ADVANCE
Alsers Horpsr thinks mat s4onsy
Hunters Are chsay 70 slsre FOR
The Disastrous F'rss-opiniOo Of
Mr. Loebsnssein.

Prov ~ Harsa Herald
The condition of plantations IN
North Hilo and Hsmakua is lar from
assuring notwithstanding the adEiees
sent 10 San Francisco b. 2 stock
broker With a view 70 booming stock
The absence Of rain, coupled With the
disastrous ares that have swept that
MARI - the island since the latter
usrf Of June. though not confined 10
The cane fields. threaten them, and
MANY ~ the iahorers are taken from
Ire fields 10 fight the ere and con
reouenfly. the amount n work done
"a the plantations is considerably
Iesseued.
Horners ranch owners are warning
people on their lands and f0rbIdding
them using the pasturage for their
horses and cattle Albert hoTner
states 10 3 representative 81 the Her
aid that the last terrific Ere vas start
"a by a bee hunter. who secured about
a norud and swept the forest from
500 acres. How much more i VIII
burn before a rain comes 10 extin-
gulsh Il Is predetermined We have
landed these men On jail and We hope
90 keep them there. Having learned
the source 81 this FIRE we have con
ciuded that others. starting FAR from
the original one. were from the same
cause.
= have ridden around the ere and
observed several trees that had been
cut down By persons hunting for hon
ey IN these eases the parties were
successful In putting ont the fires be
fore they had gotten much headway
We propose now TO make a thorough
investigation. and II Il is possible "a
have the trespassers punished We viii
do so Il is merely a question Of time
without rain. when the entire forest
belt ~ Hamakua viii be wiped out
and a change in the direction OF the
wind for any length OF time means
humiliation OF the sugar industry
here FOR some time The planters have
spent all they can afford to put oui
the fires now raging on Government
land and they believe they should
have some assistance
1T has been suggested in the Her
aid that the prisoners be called upor
10 work at fighting the FIRE. and acting
upon that suggestion ] called upor
Sheriff Andrews and explained TO hin
the situation He informed me after
hearing what ] had to say that there
were not enough prisoners on the Isl
and 10 accomplish much The trou
bic is that the ground is so dry tha
the fire burns the roots of trees fol
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-21
czAR AND EnpgRoR-
Esch ssssoys Decorations Upon star
q the other.

q the otner-
HEIA. Prussia. sept 12.-Emperor
William Prince Henry Of Prussia, Ad-
miFal Tiche. Secretary 81 the Admiral
Is. aud others in attendance on the
Two Emperors dined With the Car on
beard the Russian imperial yacht
STANDARD after the imposing reception
Yesterday VAS ended The Gar be-
fore sInner personally bestowed the
Order Of ST Andrew on the German
Imperial Chancellor. Count von Bue-
low. and on Count Won Gutenberg and
gave portraits al himself to the lesser
German dfgnifzries- Emperor William
decorated Count Iamsdorff the Rus
sian Foreign Minister. with the order
81 merit Of the Prussia1 Crown and
President Baron Fredericks, Minister
II the Russian Imperial Household
and Aide-de-camp General. with the
(srand Cross OF the Red Eagle
The Gar and Emperor William re-
NAMED on deck until after II O'Clock.
looking al the illuminated vessels. In
the meanwhile the Western or Blue
squadron. which takes part in the
maBeuveFs today. put To sea. each
ship saluting as Il passed the STANDARD.
The Gar has appointed Emperor
William TO be chief of the Russian
Dragon Regiment Narva No. SO. one OF
the most famous in the Russian army
Emperor William conferred with the
Gar in the uniform OF Empress Alex
andTa regiment. the Second Dragon
Regiment Cf the Prussian Guard