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Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05

serve as a Board of Directors until the regular
election in January 1902 and until their sue.
ceSsors are elected and qualified, namely: the
said G. w. Beecher, f. +. THOMPSON. O. II. Saw.
age r. 4. Wood and Geo. +. Whitaker; provi-
ded further that in the event of a vacancy in the
Board of Directors before any meeting or there
after said vacancy may be filled by "A majority
OF the members Of the Board Of Directors in Of.
hce; and it is further provided chat three mem.
bers Of the Board Of Directors shall constitute
quorum for the transaction of business and
that any meeting Of the Board Of Directors at
which three or more shall be present shall be a
legal meeting, with or without notice To them
selves OF the other members.
ARTICLE vi.
The highest Indebtedness, direct or indirect
to which this corporation shall at any time be
subject shall not exceed u bonded Indebtedness
of twenty-five thousand dulllrS (S.5,OOO.OW and
"A floating Indebtedness not exceeding ten thous
aud dollars (SIOOOGOOJ.
ARTICLE VII.
The private property Of the stockholders shall
be exempt from the debts of this corporation
and no individual liability Of stockholders Of
this corporation shall exist for corporate debts
ARTICLE VII.
The Board OF Directors shall have power to
establish bylaws name and designate Officers
Of the company, ana make all necessary rules
and regulations as may by them be deemed ex.
pedient for the management OF this corporation,
not incunSint'nt with the laws Of the United
States and with tle stIte of California and with
the laws Of the territory Of Arizona,
! In witness whereof, we have hereuntJ set our
hands and seals this 18th day If December, 1900
G, W. BEECHER.
+. +. THOMPSON,
O. II. SAVAGE,
X. +. WOOD.
! GEO, h. WHITAKER
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05

West of Albuquerque the Santa Fe
Pacific will ballast 80 miles with vol
canic cinders at an estimated cost of
50,O00s. There will be built ~ stone
arches at an estimated cost of 75,OO0S
and six short girder span bridges at an
estimated cost of 35.00OS. About 80,
00IS viii! be expended in the develop
meut of water rnpply.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
Territory Of Arizona.
T4 - .H-LauA

Territory Of Arizona. Is
County Of MOhave,
/, Jno. p. Feenv, Recorder for Mohave coun-
ty, territory of Arizona. do hereby certify that
have compared the foregoing copy Of Articles
of Incorporation Of the 20 Oil Company Of Nc
Kittrick and of the endorsements thereupon
with the original records Of the same on file in
this once and that the same are correct trans
oripts therefrom and of the whole of said orig.
inal records
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Office
this 18th day Of Dec, 1900,
JNO. p. FEENY,
(Recorder sea) Recorder OF Mohave County.
First insertion Dec. 10. 1900.
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
For the... &*&JOB*>*
Execution Of PRINTING
For the...

T HE MINER Office is unsurpassed We have in stock
the latest designs of the type founders art and we
know how them the best effect Our presses
of the latest pattern and therefore give the best satisfaction
Our paper stocks direct from the paper mills and the
inks used by job work fully up to the standard
nsurng patrons job OF work that is perfect in every
detail
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
Articles Of Incorporation
Of the
20 Oil Comp ny Of Nc
R;ttRicR.
l0c documentary stamp :
I Cancelled. I

lOc documentary stamp
Cancelled.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that We
the undersigned. q. W. Beecher and H. f..
Thompson Of Kin I'm IN. cJunty Of MJhIye, ter
ritory OF ,ri2Jnl, AMI o. II. Savage, r. T..
Wood and Geo. e. Whitaker Of the City of san
Francisco. county Of san Francisco, StIta Of
California, desiring to incorporate corporation
under the Laws Of the territory Of Arizona for
the purpose OF engaging in the different kinds
Of business hereinafter specified, do make,
sign. adJpt acknowledge. and publish these
Articles If IncUrpC Crati,n,
ARTICLEI
The name OF the corporation hereby formed
Il
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
Territory OF Arizona.
4, uutK tf ,tt,blVp

Territory OF Arizona.
t,unty II y,iUhavc, ~
Before me. Juo. p. reeny, a notary public in
aud lor the {, c,unty Of Muhave, territory OF Ari.
z,na, IN this l5tI dI2 Of Deco nJrr. a. d. 1901,
personally appsLrnd =. F.. IN rmp,Jn. Of Kin =
m N, county Of NJ have territory Of ArizJnl,
known TO m, T. be tie pa.,In wIr>t ntnr Is
subscribed .lHI wdJ executed tLe within and
fyr" GOING instru neat, and he 'Skn ,wled red u
mo tn II he Xe,uJe tlr Slme for tle purposes
and consideration therein expressed
In witness wIere 4, h Ive hereunto set my
hand and seal this 18th day Uf december, lyVJ.
loo l. K. stump cancelled. :
JNO. =. FEENY.
(NOtarial eID Notary Public.
My commission as Notary expires Jan. Is, lyUS.
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05

State Of California,
city and County Of San Francisco -
Before me, \. l.. W. Smith. notary public
IN and for the city and county Of san Francis
c., 81 It" Of california. On tlis lltl day Deccm.
b"r. IsOJ, p"rSonLlli appeared o. II. Savage, r.
r. Wood, and Geo. +. Whitaker. Of the city and
county of san Francisco. state Of California
and c. W. B"rchcr VI hingman. Ariz, na. known
t. me t be Il" persyn> wdose names are sub
Scribod T. and wac "x"cuted the within and
foregoing inStrum, Mt. and they acknowledged u
m" tlat they executed TIE same Tor the pur.
=, seS and consideration therein expressed.
In witness wnere,t. have hercuutp set my
hand ana seal this llJh day Of DECEMBER 4. ID.
inL y l.. W. SMITH
(Notarial SeaD Notary Public in and for the
Citc and county Of San Fran.
cisco, state Of California.
lOc |, H. stump
CanCelCl
My commission expires Septam 2lst, lyU3.
y. r. W. SMITH, n p.
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
nOHAVE =: COUNTY
MINER
KINGMAN y ARIZONA
KINGMAN

THE MINER has the largest circulation of any weekly
published in Northern Arizona and is therefore the
best advertising medium 1t is published in the heart Of
the greatest mineral belt in the and is valuable for the
advertising of mining machinery, supplies, etc.
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
Territory OF AriZJnl,
County Of MOh I'VE.

Territory OF ArlZJnl, 40
County Of MOhIve. "
l. JnO. p. Feeny. County Recorder Of the coun.
" Of MOhave. territory Of ArizJnI, do hereby
certify the wit hin and OrgyOiny 70 be IA full,
true and c1rrest cJpg OF the Articles Of Incyr-
porItiUn OF tha "nOil Company of McKittrick. -
~ filed and recorded in this once, and fur.
ther certify that said Articles of Incorporation
were fiIel in tle ofi,s Of tie County Recorder
Of said county on the 18th dly Of December,
1900, and u 1t tle same we're duly recorded in
said Office in vulu ne No. Of Incorporation Re.
cords. ut pages s6j ct seq, on the 18th day Of
December 1901, at 20 minutes past o'clock p
m.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and aFixed my official seal this 18th day
Of December, A. d. 1900.
JNO. p. FEENY,
(Recorder selD Recorder Of the county OF
MOhave, territory Of Ari
ZCn
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05

My commission expires September 2lst, 1903.
y r. W. SMITH, y. p.
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05
20 Oh Company Of M Kittrick.

The name OF the cyrpJrltiOn hereby for
is the
Mohave County miner., 1901-01-05

Kingman, Nov. -, 1900.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
OCTOBER WAS PROFITABLE MONTH
FOR THE REAL ESTATE MEN
Garasche's lane

Low. Garasche's lane, $3.50;
Elizabeth Mccall ct al, by Sheriff, to
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany. west side OF Market between
rrcrt and Second streets. 17.6x5S, S6,
75O for two properties; same to same.
14x25, same location; w. NJ. Comedy
u Frederic Pyle, south side Of Maple,
SO feet inches west of Van Buren,
l4.1OxS0, Sl,75O; Clarence H. Redding
by Sheriff. TO New Castle Mutual In
surance Company, north side Of Com
rad. 106 feet west of Van Buren,, 16X75,
$500: Franz Gengelbach to Wilhelm f..
Gngelbach, 1923 West street, 15XS4
81 600; Annie Kane to Kathtrine II,
King, northwest corner OF A and
Townsend streets, 40xS0, So; Emma NJ
Horn to Henry Bouth, 1866 north of
Front and east Of French, irregular,
$500: Mary j. Brady ct az. to John G.
Wilson, two-thirds interest, northwest
corner of Water and Market streets.
40.6x97S. $4,000; Mary A. Clancy ct
a., to Johanna StOeckle. southwest
conner OF Lancaster ave. and jackson
streets, 20X60. $1,000; John II. Simms
to Johanna S. Stoeckle, two proper
ties, $1,000, southwest corner Of Sixth
and Jackson, 74x9O, and south side Of
Sixth, 80 west OF Jackson, 1Sxl2S;
Will1in L. Strahorn to Sarah T. Gar
ton. 81 500 for two properties 73 west Of
Walnut. 96.3 north OF 2d. 2443x9 also
north side of Second, 959 west Of Wal
nut, 2O3x95.4; Anna L. Hopes TO
Henry Hopes, north side Of Elm
street, 40 east of Franklin, $50; Martha
Morgan, by Sheriff, to Ada Wyatt,
half interest, S33 West Second street,
12.3x67. s201; Pau. j. Began to John c.
Wilson, One-sixth interest, northwest
corner Water and Market 40.6x97.S. .
$4,000; Edward A. Robinson 10 Sus-
anna Pyle, west side OF Buttonwood
i751ih south Of b. l2x100. $50; David
Laushe northeast corner Of Maple and
Broome. l0Ox2i5. $1,000; Emma Hom
by Sheriff to Tho Diamond State Steel
Company, two properties, 1925. easi
side OF Locust. 205 north of A, east
side of Locust. 175, north Of A, 25x10O;
Annie Kane to Annie h. Parsons ei
al. So for properties NJ side OF 4th, 21.!
west OF Lombard 20xi10: west side o
Townsend. 122 north OF b. 14x2O0; cas-
side of lOm bard. 134S south of Fourth
17.4X54.10. 5i.10 east of Lombard. 134i
south Of Fourth, 17X4; north side o.
Fourth between POPLAR and Lombard
20XilO. west side of Head. 20 north o.
A. 79Xl02.6; same. 4xi0O: Horace S
Allen ITO w. Toy. west side OF Connell
81 south of Linden, 16Xi00. $3.50: W. M
Connolly to Frederic Pyle, north sid
of Sycamore. S34. west OF Won Buren
10ll0VS0. S4.55O; Rebecca j.. Chapman
ct al. to- Bridget bavery, southwest cor
nor of Conrad and Adams. 16xS7 81.
$50; Jacob Z. Herdman ct al. 10 Med
choir Schlitter. south side of Fourth
26 west OF King. 20x77S, $500.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
BUILDING BOON IN BRIDGEVILLT
Militia Company, One Of Most Active in
State, Will Give a Ball

Special TO the Evening journal
Bridgevi.le Nov 2.-Ponder Coma
way has begun the erection OF a store
and dwelling in Market street Near
it are houses that are being erected for
Isaac Watson and several houses Tor
Brown Brothers. Two attractive
houses for Charles Owens and Profess
sor X. M Wiley have just been COM
pleted in Market street. Several
houses are being erected in Delaware
avenue and in Main street.
The NJ. E. Sunday schccI. room short
" win be fitted with folding dllirs.
a collection having been taken for tllat
purpose
The owners Of Democracy and Bed
worth, Jr. have consented to race
between those horses ON Thomas
Curry's track near Greenwood. The
date has not been positively announced,
but probably viii be November II.
Considerable Improvement has been
made to the grounds around the /. o.
O. T. Hall Several shows are booked
for November.
Company G. N. G. d.. contemplates
giving a ha, in the near future This
company is one of the largest i'm the
National Guard. Drills are held once
week. and officers and privates take
an active interest and pleasure in the
work.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
KILLED IN RAILROAD WRECK
Engines and Cars smached 20 Bits,
and Men Buried In Debric.

Engines and Cars smaohed 20 Bits,
and Men Buried In Debric.
Valparaiso Ind, Nov. 1.-Two men
were instantly killed and dozen 9th
ers injured in collision at Plymouth
last evening between q local frc' ght
on the Pennsylvania road aad a wreck
train of tho Clifford Construction com
pany OF This city.
Tho accident occurred at the bottom
of a steep hill. The local freight,
runnins at high speed, crashed into
the work train, which consisted only
of a locomotive and caboose, in which
were the crew of fifteen men. Cars
and locomotives were smashed into
bits and the dead and mangled men
were buried under the wreckage.
Wrecking trains from Plymouth. Chi
cago and Fort Wayne started imme-
diately for the scene. Trains on this
division of the Pennsylvania road are
already delayed for several hours.
Not a man in the work train crew
escaped uniniured, and it is feared
that several of them are fatally hurt.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02

That the real estate and building
operations in Wilmington have in
creased during the month Of October is
evident from the fact that both Build
ing Inspector John j. Cassidy and City
REGISTER Charles r. TenWesges were
busily engaged in issuing permits and
recording transfers CT property
In October. as has been said by tho
Journal. over $4,000 in permits were
issued by Mr., Cassidy, against some
thing ever one-half the amount last
year. Mr. Ten Weeges recorded the
transfer of 131 properties during the
month. ninety-nine we're transferred
during the same period in 1900.
The following is the report Of trans
fers issued.
From Artisans Savings Bank to
Abraham Hirskcut. property No. 220
Monroe. 1Sxl1S. $3.50; Catherine Clark
estate to Bridget McCullin, north side
OF Chestnut 81 feet west Of Van Buren,
l6xS0. $780, Ernest HENDERSON to
Thomas Y England. north side Of Cole
man. 80 feet west of Eighth avenue.
S4.5S2: w. e. Hawkins TO Julia Monek-
shi. No. l12 Poplar street 14x10O, ST.
600: Patrick Neary to the Wilmington
Hosiery Company. north side Front
street "a feet west Of Adams. 33.6x94
81 800. John @. Thatcher ct al. to
olivia f. Tarbutton north side OF Fifth
1862 feet east OF Harrison, 16x12S. $3.50;
Thomas " England to Ernest Hin
derer south side of Brown, 175 west
of Cedar. 46x73 feet; same TO same,
south side OF Brown. 1925, 95X73 feet.
two properties. $40, 400; Samuel A. Nc
Daniel TO E. II. F'reye. No. 1924 West
Fourth street, i79x100. s3,500, Patrick
Plunkctt ct al. 10 w. NJ. Connolly.
northeast corner VanBuren street and
Sycamore, 90x90. $500; James McGowen
estate to Lilburne Chandler 10l Orange
street, 22X50, Si.500; Leah M. Hanna
ot al. TO Catherine A. Hanna, south
side OF Front l65 feet west of Clayton.
22Xl45. 81 800: Abraham J. Peters TO
Mary J.. Mcclure No. 1906 West Third
street. 14xS7, S2.50O. w II. Connolly to
Jakub Muezka northeast corner of Van
Buren and Sycamore. 90x90. $T5O;
Edie Davis ct al, TO Sarah b. Thorn
southeast corner Second and jefferson
Skip. $50; Edward Provost estate by
Sheriff 10 Bridget Miller. east side
Madison. LAG feet north of Second
l6x97 500. Mary l.. Mcclure to Effio
n. Shellady. No. 1905 West Third
street. l4xS7. $500; Delaware Land
and Improvement Company 10 Mary d.
Sissou. south side Sixth. 1876 cast of
Franklin 276xi2S. $500: Charles IL
CASTOR 20 william L. Strahorn. 73 feet
west of Walnut and 93.6 north of Sec.
ond 24N43.9. three properties. $500,
same TO same. north side OF Second
95.9 west of Walnut 2O3x95.4. Ming,
Low. by sheriff 10 Matthew
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
noy KIdnapper Arrested.

Great Falls, Mon. Nov. "A ~
yoarold boy named Southwick kid
mapped the 6-year-old son Of G. w
Ryan. a grocer of this city. and sent
q note to the father demanding S1,50O
ransom, threatening injury to the child
if the demand was not complied with
Mr. Ryan notified the police who ar
rested young Southwick soon after the
Ryan boy had arrived at his fathers
store unharmed, having been released
Southwlck confessed and declared he
had no accomplices. He expressed nc
repentance, and said: 81 would have
hit the old man for $4,000 if thought
he would have stood for it,"
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
MlNERs, coNvENTIoN AoJouRNs
Has Issued a Call Fer a Meeting On
November 27.


Huntington, W. Va. Nov. 2.-The
state miners convention adjourned
last night, after deciding to hold an
other convention in this city Novem-
Der 26. There was also call issued
for a meeting here on November 27.
to which the operators Of Virginia
and West Virginia will be invited. The
convention of two days resulted in
nothing more than this.
Il is the object OF the United Mine
Workers officials to have the state
miners request the mine operators to
confer with them. Owing to the fact
that the officers Of the United Mine
Workers will be busy from now until
the time OF the national convention
in June. 1t is thought very little work
will be accomplished in West Vir-
ginia towards increasing the member
ship in the organization and establish
ing new unions. Prominent state and
national officers of the order admit
that they do not expect the operators
to attend II they decline it is ex.
pected that a general movement will
begin towards organizing the miners
of the entire state. II they fail in
this a sympathetic strike will be or
derCd
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
ME- stone,s case is serIous.

Constantinople, Nov. 2-The case
of Miss Stone has become more Sc
rious. The brigands it appears, arc
still holding out for the e25,000 ran
som, and IT is feared that. should they
persist in their demand. Miss Stone
will have to be sacrificed Nevcrthe-
less. the negotiations are still pro-
ceeding. Anxiety prevails at the Uni
ted States legation. whence there has
been an active exchange of kilograms
between Secretary Spencer Eddy and
various pOintg
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
Thinks Brother Was Murdered.

Newhnryport Mass. Nov 2.-The
body that was round among the drift
wood on Plum Island last Sunday was
identified as that of John J. Abele,
of Cambridge. the Identification being
made by his sister, Miss Christina
Abele. of Camhridgeport last evening
She is of the opinion that her brother
was murdered and the body thrown
into the water Medical Examiner
Hurd expressed the opinion that the
man was killed by strangulation.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
ARGUED THE
STORE CRDBR BILL
Decision Of The Pennsylvania
Court Is Expected Soon
Intimated That The Language Of The
Act Is Confusing Other Cases
tO be Argued Later

Harrisburg, Nov. 2.-The hearing Of
testimony in the suits to determine the
legality of the company store order
bill passed by the last legislature was
concluded yesterday in the Dauphin
county court and argument was heard
In some Of the cases. 1t was agreed
by the attorneys that further testi-
mony might be offered on either side
in the rest of the cases. II was also
agreed that some other cases should
be argued on Tuesday, November IL.
The court took all the papers and
will probably render no decision until
after all the cases have been fully
heard and argued Judge Simonton
intimated from the bench during yes
terdays proceedings that the language
of the act was confusing and the OBJ
pect not clearly expressed, but gave
no intimation of the view Of the court
upon the points argued.
William wilhelm. Of Pottsville,
counsel for the United Mine Workers.
made a brief argument in favor of the
constitutionality of the act. Attorney
NNhNi"i hiNih al s"NN ~ N"PF'it VI
the tax of 25 per cent. imposed by the
act on the face value of store orders.
pass books, checks, etc, issued by cor
porations on company stores. He
argued that a fair construction of the
act showed that it was intended to tax
so much of the statements of accounts.
etc. as had been offered in evidence
as has not been paid in cash. He ad-
mitted that the purpose of the tax
was not to raise revenue, but to abol-
ph a certain system of doing business,
which had been found objectionable.
Congressman Olmsted. of Harrisburg,
counsel for the corporations. opposing
the bill. argued that It was clearly un-
constitutional
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
NUGGETS OF NEWS

No fresh cases of bubonic plague
have been reported at Liverpool.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
declared an extrA dividend OF 1 per
cent.
The transport Ki.patricE sailed from
San Francisco yesterday for Manila,
with 40 recruits.
James c. McCook, former United
States consul at Dawson City, died at
his home in Philadelphia.
The Passaic Auto Transportation
company. OF Paterson. n. j., has sus-
pended. owing to lack of patronage.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
Callahan Overcome.

Omaha, Neb. Nov. flames Gala
han, on trial for alleged perjury in his
testimony during his trial in the Cuda-
by Kidnapping case, collapsed from
nervousness yesterday and had to be
removed from the court room During
the trial yesterday young Cudahy con-
tinued his narrative of the kidnapping,
going over the entire case. Chief DON
ahue testified to Callahan's arrest. and
to the latter's statement that he could
prove an alibi
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
Dlphtherlc Anti.Toxin caused Death

st. Louis Mo. Nov. Agnes
Keenan,, the 7-year.old daughter of Mir
and Mrs. William Keenan,. died yes
terday from lockjaw The child is
the sixth victim it Is said of diph-
theric anti-toXin. made and provided
for by the city health department. and
given at the city hospital. Chester
and Mamie keenan, are also suffering
with locklaw, and their physician
holds out no hope for their recovery.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
PrIsoners Flogged In pover

Dover, Nov. ..
William Ridgway the deaf aud dumb
thief. who has heon conspicuous hg-
ure in the Kent courts. was whipped
with fifteen lasnes to-day.
On larceny charges Charles PurnoN
and Charles Bm tom were given ten lash
es each. William II. Dccker's sentence
of twenty lashcS and one hour in the pill
lory has been respitcd until next Satur-
day. The Board of Pardons will sit ON
Saturday and consider his case. The
ease.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
FARMERS HOUSING THEIR CORN
those Near Newport Report Having Good
Yields
Special to the Evening Journal.

special 70 the Evening journal
Newport. Nov. 2.-The Kreba Pig
ment and Chemical Company has
raised it's large smoke stacks to its
new plant They measure eighty-fve
feet
The farmers of this vicinity are fast
housing their corn crops and saving
the fodder c. W. Currender reports
one OF the largest corn crops in years.
His yield will average seventy five
bushels to the acre.
r. r. Fluharty. of Newport. and A.
J. Norris. of Stanton. were the first
passengers on the first car to run in
town.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
WIN Open UP Indian Reservation.

VIII VpVW gp TWuTUN HN1CTNuLIOUs
Devils Lake. N. d.. Nov. 2-Maior
Mclaughlin, special agent of the in
terror department has concluded a
treaty with the Fort Tottcn Reserva-
tion Indians and the government. and
II was signed yesterday The Indians
agreed to sell 100000 acres Of land
for S350.00O The reservation will be
ready for settlement next spring.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
Suspended For Breach Of Promise

Hazleton Pa, Nov. 2.-Rev. James
Bottoms. pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Silver Brook. has
been suspended from all ministerial
privileges until the next annual ses-
sion of the Central Methodist Episco-
pal Conference at Shamoldn in April.
1902. lie was found guilty of breaking
his promise to marry Miss Jane Perry
of this city.
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
lnherits a Enrtnne

Middletown. N. Y. Nov Miss
Sadie Winslow. da1~hto~ Of a poor
farmer at Sackett's Lake. has fallen
heir to fortune of S125,0OO through
the death Of her uncle, John Winslow.
of Los Angeles, Cal
Evening journal., 1901-11-02
NOTICE.

Moses Well. justice of the peace and
notary public. SS6 Market street. Spe-
cial attention TO pension vouchers.
conveyanoing. agreements, etc. Mar
riage licenses granted.