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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Eesert Land, Final Proof,
United states LaAd OH 70. !,

United states Land Off ,e.t
Tucso.s, Arizona Fs1.s IL, ,Ji.
Notice 10 hereby given that Bessie Seals, of
Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizona. has fled
noti. OF int.l. l.tion to make prof ON his desert
land claim No. 1851, for the " Sec 81 Els I'll
E. G GSKB& NJ. before the clerk OF the Dis-
trict court At Phot nix, Arizona on S.tur AZ, the
2srd day or March, l.0l.
He names the sollop Eng witnesses to prove
the complote irrigation and reclamation Of said
iand. Charles B. LIE Sis. JeAse D. Hohaon, Jesse
Hill and Cha les r. Hill. allof Mesa, Api.ona.
y MILTON RsMOQRE
First pub Feb. Is. Register.
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

A delegation Of California newspa
per men are il Ppoenix, where NJ n
MoCord, Harvey lie, J @ Dunha,
and A s Mills are dong the hone,s
Fy way Of entertainment the gentle
Mn we're taken t the capitol build
ing, the Indian school aid uere after
wa.ds given q banquet Al the Hoe
Adams.
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15
NOlICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert LAM. Final Proof.
Un.,eu Site Land Qifioe,

TucsCn, A.lzona, r'e,, II, lsUl.
NOTICE Is he- by sis.n hat Mals LeeDrick, J,
of Mesa. Maricopa county. Arizona. FLED
motto. Of il,ention 10 axe proof he -s.. {
land claim No. 2. %, for i.e " ~ lec % 2 5 Il
EG 4 . 4 & ii. bcf sre The c.elk of..i Dis
tr CT colit at Paseai4, Ari.o.ia, o.. ,atu. ~,
ths 2srd das If March. isol
He names the foils~.Il witnesses to prove
tue complete mig tioa snd reclansu,io.. OF SAID
isnd: Charles b. LOWS, Jesse ID. Hobson, Jesse
Hill and Charles +. hill, y lot Mesa Ar.esna.
MILAU4s IL C~ilh.
First pub. Feb. Is. Register;
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

I. fhss he sss,yass property Of the
ssockhoiders is 70 be exempt from corr
porase debts,
In witness whereof We have hereuDto
set our hands and seals shis 22nd day Of
Dscambsr A. b. 1900.
J. r, MORGAN (Se.il
CHARLES MEYERS. iSeail
Fl r EARLE. (Seall
=. BUOHAGNaNf, { call
SS SIMON. (SAnlJ
join Fl. WAssst,N, (SeRll
| F, STEyENS. fSeall
Ssate of CaIifssu,a.
Cit and Cnnnty of San FrAnaisco. e.
On ihia 2and day Of December 10 tha
year One houssnd Nine Hundred, be.
fore us, Ak Dseg,tt. q Notary PnbIic
N aud for asid-Oi and County, residing
iharrin. daly soomaaiss,aned asd sworn.
iaers,nslly appeared II r. MofRpn,
Charles Ne, era, H. r. Earl,, Frape
Baohagaani, s. ). siimon. .1ahn II. ir<iN
aon md ]. r. Stevens. knawn to me 10 oe
tho psrsons described 10 and whose
aamss are suhs sris.d to The annexed in
ss'omest. and they acknowledged that
shsy exscn,ssi .he same.
IN w,t.sfss i hereof, \ hape .4bersb6lo
ses rDs hard xfd fRxed my cfficiat Aes},
az my facefia rho City and County of
saa Frsncisro. the day md year iD this
certificate tiTet above writer -
Ak. DAGGEFF. (S~all-
Notary Puhiie in ard for The Cts and
Conniy OF S4n VI .neisso. State ot Calls
iornis
l0ctI. r. siamp cancelled,
Territory Of Arizona.
County Of Maricopa.
]. NV. Sheridan. County Recorder
In aAd for the county and Territory
aforesaid, hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with the
original Articles Of Incorporation.
filed and recorded iM my oface on the
eth dav Of Dec 1900, 10 Book No. 8
of Articles Of Incorporation. at pages
and that the same is a fuil,
true and correct copy q such original
and Of the whole thereof
Witness my hand and sea3 ef c18ea
this 9Th dsy oi December. a. d. 1860,
tSeal.) r. w. SHERIDAN.
County Recorder
BE- C. w. BARNETT, Dep.
Filed in the Office of the Secretary OF
the Territory OF Ariasna. fbie 27thdsy os
Deceml.esTA p. 1890. NJ $50 a. m.
c. II AiSERS.
Secretary Of Arizona
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

ACk ER's ENGL sH REMEDY will stop
cough at any time, and viii cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
refunded 25 cts. and so CTS. For sale
by J W. Bally, Druggist,
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

-QO0rS TOO. Anyhow, II It's
catch cold very often, but
the minute begin to sneeze |ss s
/ reach up on the shelf and
take dose of Ackers Eng
ish Remedy tell you it
is wonderful how quickly it stops cough OF
cold. have used it myself and in my fam.
lily for number Of years. 1t works like a
charm. / suppose some Of the folks would
have run into consumption before this if ]
had neglected to keep bottle ready all the
time for immediate nse / wouldn't think
Of using anything else for throat and lung
troubles. / know what Ackers Remedy
actually does, so what sense is there in ex.
perimenting? Certainty is better than
chance" (Signed) JOHN HoFF
Sold at 25c., bQe, and 81 bottle, through.
out the United States and Canada; and III
are not satisfied after buying, return the
bottle to your druggist, and get your money
back.
We GytAqrise the above guarantee
~ H. HoOKER ca. Pr9prietegs. New YxM
For Sale by } w Barley Drugg st
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

IN AIS EN-
ploy, an d
am about as
well known
as he is. A
grocery is a.
place where
you have
cold 6 US is
of " i n d
coming N
every time
the door
opens, and
there e is a
good dealof
Funnin
aLOut out
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ARTICLES OF INoQRpQRA ION
Ss-.s. ---~--
.,y-+ OF THE
rAgRoY eco OIL AND DEVELOPMENT COM
RAINY,

yARROY eECO OIL AND DEVELOPMENT COM
RAINY,
Kaow all mcn bythese preseuts: That
we, the undersigned, this day Voluntarily
sssoc,ste ourselves together FOR the pnr-
poso of forming corporation, under the
laws OF the rerritory,ot Arizona. And
we do hereby certify:
B l. THAT he name oi tnid corporation
shall be "Arroy S4co Oil aud DeveInp
ulent Company" an5 lis principal place
q transaeting basiness shah he ut
f'nn njx, Arizonn, with branch ofioes IN
the city and county pf Sap Faaucisco,
State of California. nnd such other place
or places M may be- hereafter determined
by tho Board of Directors of the Com
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

Five negroes wrse drowned MoE,lay
liy the ovs, turning Of ferry boat a,
Mont1eneay, Ala
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A Grocer Says

"I guess everybody in Bellevue, Ohia,
knows O. B. Gallagher, the GVocer. am
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affairs Of the corporation:
Name. Residence.
A. r. MURDoFF, Marion Ind.
GAINY JONES, Oakland, Cal.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Oakland Gel.
w E. JOHNSON, Oakland, Cal.
M. S. DEWING, Oakland. Cais
j. /. D0BLE. Oakland, Oakland Cal.
" LAIR HILL, Berkeley, Cah
VI The highest amount of indebr-
edness or lisbilitysto which this corr
poartion shall at any time subject it
self shall be Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars
VII. Private property of the stock
holders shall be exempt from corpor-
ate debts.
In witness whereof we do hepeuata
set our hands. and seals this the 2eth
day of December, 1900
+ A. r. MtJRDoFF. (sean
M. s.. DFwtNG, {sean
!, w e. JOHNSON, tsean
State of California,
ss.
County of Alameda,
On this. 2atn4 day Of December, in
the year One. Thousand Nine Hundred.
before me, Sarah NJ. Steele, a Notary
Public. sP7,ulb in and for the oounty Of Ala
media State OF : California, residing
therein. duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared A. "a.
Murdoff, ~: S. Dewing and w. e.
johnson known to me to be the per
soas whose names are subscribed to
the foregoing instrument and ac-
knowledged to nae that they executed
the same for the purpose and consider
alton therein expressed.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal, at my office in the City of Oak
land, County Of Alameda, State of
California. the day and year in this
certificate first above written.
tSeal SARAH M. STEELE
Notary Public in and for the County
/ Of Alameda, State of California.
Ten Ct. l. r. Stp. Cncld.
Territory of Arizona,
County of Maricopa.
|, B. F. McFall, County Recorder in
and for the County and Territory
aforesaid, hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with tie
original Articles of Incorporation filed
and recorded ip, my office on the cath
day of Jan. 1901 in Book No. s. of Art.
OF interpretations at Page -z=z=- and
that the same is full, true and cor
rect copy Of such original and of the
whele thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of office
this 24th day Of Jan. 1901. y
4ssall 3, F, McFALI.,
County Recorder.
BY A. s. Arthur, Deputy.
j. Filed in the ONCE of the Secretary
sof the Territory OF Arizona this oath
day Of January, A. p, 1901 at p. nj. !.
@. H. AKERS,
,c Secretary of Arizona.
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not be subject to assessment or
any form of call for any additional
sum; but no stock shall be allowed ta
be subscribed or taken for less than
ten per cent of the amount of the mar
value, and not more than Three Hun
dred Thousand shares shall be allowed
to pc subscribed or taken at less than
It's full par value unless authorized by
a resolution passed by the Board of
Directors at regular meeting at least
four-fifths of the members of the
board voting in the affirmative; and
all shares of stock, no matter at what
price taken, shall be equal in repre-
sentative value for all purposes. ;.
The amount to be paid upon sub
scriptions for stock shall be paid in
full at the time of subscription, or in
instaliments at such times end of
such amounts as the Board of Direct
ors shall determine.
w. The time Of the existence cf
this corporation shall commence on
the day of the filing Of these Articles
OF Incorporation and shall terminate
on the 31st of December, in the year
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-one.
V. The affairs of this corporation
shall be conducted by seven persons,
to be called directors, all Of whom
must be stockholders OF the corpora
tion, and they shall be elected by the
stockholders on the third wednesday
of December, 1891, and annually there
after; and until the first election the
following rersons shall constitute the
Board of Directors and conduct the
j affairs Of fha cnrnnratinn.
Mesa free press., 1901-02-15

For Sale by } w Bailey Drugg ST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
RATS GNAW MATCHES
Causes q Fire on college Hill with
About 81 900 Loss.

The two story house at pa South Pop
ular street, belonging to Dave Crewson
was partly burned yesterday evening. be-
tween 500 and o'clock, the damage
amounted TO about $1,000. At about $50
o clock the alarm was turned in and the
department made the run TO College Hill
quickly but before they could get streams
of water on the ere, the upper story OF
the house, wnioh is a brick, was so far
gone that nothing could be saved therein.
However the fire was not allowed to-
spread and was put out before II could
do much more damage. Everything in
the upper story was destroyed including
all of the furniture. The latter was not
insured. but the damage to the house IS
covered by insurance.
The peculiar part Of the fire Is it's orig
in. There was no one at home when il
started, and no IRE IN the house. so
juggling from the other circumstances to-
gether with this it is supposed that the
flames originated in a closet. IN which
there was a lot Of clothing There was
box Of matches in this closet on a
shelf, hence it is the supDosition that
rats or mice gnawed these. thus start
ing the flames. which spread among the
clothing RAPIDLY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING
Gud BURGESS shot and KILLED at
Tulsa


GuthricO II March 16-An5ther shoot
me mystery is pulling the United States
officers iu the indian territory. Yester-
say Bud Burgess was shot and Instantly
Killed i'm room ut the rear of r. n. By
aum store ut Tulsa, Just who did the
zHHng is not known and that is the ques-
aon that Ks causing the officers much
trouble.
Two men ~ @. Hughes and Jerry Nor
usoa. wen known me NOT that part of
lhe territory. were in the room at the
me ol lhe shooting. Hughes was for
merlv resident of Missouri and Morri-
sou is former member Of the warriors
of the creek Nation Morrison is q
hrothai-in -uaw of Burgess. but he and
his wife lad Hvcd part some time. The
men had been drinking, but Morrison app
i4oare1 80 be sober while Hughes was
said To he under the influence of liquor.
Both men have made statements. Hugh
us claims that DE was called in 10 settle
0 dispute between Morrison and Burgess
and taat Morrison shot Burgess and then
shot him through the foot Hughes has
bullet hole through one foot and il
seems from an statements That the gun
must have been held straight down as
though in his own hand.
Clerks m the tsore heard the racket
and ono ~ them states that he heard
Burgess say. Gruudy. you have killed
me- This name "Gruny was one 10y
which Hughes had been called 10y close
aiutances Both mon were prompt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17

Gus Roll Of Peck IS visiting friends 81
the city today.
The Golden Easle gave Ioooo shamrocks
away yesterday.
c.. n Rowel Of Chicago is spending a
few days in the city.
C. p. Morrissey Of ST Toe Nc is IN the
city calling on the trade
Miss Mary Whitehead returned 20 her
home in Cheney Saturday.
r. a. Sankey went O. st. Johns. Kaa.,
yesterday ON leEal hrsiress
Miss Hane Maxwell Left for the south
over the Santa Re for visit.
Mrs. Masculine Baldwin CoGmaa az
p itin, te IS visiting lr ths citS
W. b. shockey. a wealthy cartleman of
Derby. was I'm the city yesterday.
Mr.. Scott =. Winnie returned yesterday
from n short visit 70 Hot Springs
". A. Meyers. prominent sheep maa
OF Cheney was about town Saturday.
Miss Maxine Elliott OF a. ~ - ,he
guest OF Miss Grayce Honigey % tha
city
Miss Jennie Prendie az Ardmore. Kan.
wiz return in twe or three weeks 60 visit
her mother ana sister.
The estate OF Cummin's minors was nn-
ally setuedd and guardian discharged IN
the probate court yesterday.
J. d. Harrison. chief clerk o. The poia
accounting offices. has returned after
brief business trip in oklahoma
Mr. ed Halstead and WIN Dick ~ Mc-
Phcrson are spending a Few DAYS sight
40 ct.
Miss Randall. stenoglapher for the RIO.
Cormlck Harvester Co. went 60 Noan
Hope 10 spend Sunday visiting Friends
Andrew Baird. state secretary of th.
r. n. C.. A.. is In the city visiting friends
and looking over the work OF the city as-
ISOLATION.
Miss Fode stanley. who has charge o.
the music IN Thos. shaws Music store
is becoming quite an expert and popular
as a saleslady.
Mr.. Claude Ford left on the ssnta Fc
Thursday morning for Kansas CITY He
/ has accepted n position there with r. w.
( Kendle the undertaken.
Miss Eva williams OF Kinehsher. who
has been visiting the past week with her
sisters Mrs Ruth Chndera and Miss
+ E,yl Williams returns 70 her home thls
I evening
! Louise FuIler has secured a position
,urongk the 3ostoa sta1e. as head f1H-
liner in the best store in Waukomls o. r..
+ for which point she left on au early train
Saturday morning
y. F. Benedict OF Men shawn. Iowa has
purchased property on North Fairvfew
Mr. Benedict Intends 90 make Wichita biz
home. a. be thinks this is the c0uline
city 81 Kusas. lie Is one ~ mo men whom
We can welcome as "a valuable citizen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
WITH THE SCHOOL GIRLS
Physical Culture Glass VIII Give an
Exhibition.

The girls physical culture class Of
Lewis academy is preparing to give an
exhibition Of the work done in the gynas-
ium during the year in the 1oler Audi
tOrium April 10.
The event, beyon-. a doubt, viii prove
of much interest, not only to those in
terested IN physical culture, but to any
one who attends.
The class has been very fortunate in
having for director, Miss Halage Hull of
the Cumnock school of oratory and ply
siculture connected with the Northwest
ern university at Evanston, Ills. Miss
HulTs methods are thoroughly proficient
and up to date in every respect. The re-
suit of her training as manifested in the
work of the class can not fail to please.
The exhibition Will consist of num-
Der of fancy drills, among which viii be
a Spanish drill, given in the picturesque
Spanish costume, and full Of graceful
movements and fancy steps; a scarf drin,
also in costume. showing a wonderous
color arrangement and the formation of
intricate figures; a wand drill, introduc-
ing military marching; and the poise
drin, which is especially adapted TO
Utility of the body, under complete con
troll The dumbell anvil chorus is very
pleasing. also the hoop drill given by a
number of girls in fancy costumes.
An opportunity viii be given Of seeing
some of Miss Huls own work as she
has consented to give some arm move
ments and to swing Indian clubs.
This opportunity Of seeing the progress
made in physical culture for girls IN this
city, should be taken advantage Of by all
who are interested In ne advancement
of better physical training The work
has been too much underestimated by
many; it is hoped that more interest Will
be aroused and greater incentive given
by means of this exhibition toward the
permanent establishment OF physical cul-
ture in the education Of girls as well as
foy-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
HOPES FOR BOGGS
Ex-Postmaster of shawnee May BE
Released.

Guthrie, o. T, March 16.-From all in
dications today, George G. Boggs, the
man convicted of riding registered mat
ter at Shawnee while postmaster viii soon
be released. His friends have been work.
ing hard on the mater and are much en-
couraged. Boggs. when released, VIII take
"a position I'm the master mechanics Of
fee of the Choctaw road. He has worked
i'm that office before and the man in
charge, states that Boggs can have his old
position any time that he cores to take it..
Mrs. Boggs. since the arrest OF her hus-
band. has been a bookkeeper in Shawnee
banks. She has taken charge of the
finances of the family, and makes enough
out of her work to support herself and
child and yet keep UP the fight which her
husband is making for his liberty. For
the FIRST few months after the conviction
of her husband, Mrs. Boggs was book
Keeper in the Shawnee National bank.
Later she accepted a position with the
Oklahoma State bank. which she now
holds. Boggs is thirty-one years Of age.
and owns property in Shawnee, where his
wife resides.
Boggs came to Oklahoma from Ne
braska He was city attorney Of Shaw
nee. the first year he was in that city.
He afterwards became a loan broker and
thcn postmaster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
CIGARETTE
LEGISLATION
DISCUSSED
1t May be in Violation Of Inter-
state Commerce.
JUDGE STRANG TALKS
He Expects a Test Case to Be
Made.
JUDGE STRANG TALKS

Guthrie, o. T., March I6.-The anti
cigarette bill recently signed by Gov
ernor Barnes prohibiting the sale or
bringing into the territory of cigarettes
or cigarette papers vii lcause litigation
TO establish what the law really intends.
1t was passed in the assembly after a
fight and was then sent up to Governor
Barnes for his signature. 1t is a hard
knock on the cigarette business in the
territory, and owing to the fact that
there has been a good trade here, it win
be contested. The first case win be re-
garding the interstate commerce law.
If it can be shown that the packages of
cigarettes and cigarette papers are. ship
ped in here in original packages and sold
unbroken. the. law viii be lost as far as
its force is concerned. This is prac-
tically the same contest which has been
up over the liquor question. Whether or
not the original packages could be ship
ped nand sold with the seal unbroken.
Since the signing of the bill there has
been much comment among tobacco
dealers and difference Of opinion has
arisen. Some Of the attorneys state
the law is all right and that it can be
enforced Others state that it is con-
and therefore cannot be enforced.
After the bin had been passed, j. c.
Strang, attorney general, was asked for
an opinion on the law regarding its con
stitutionality. He stated at that time
that it did not conflict with the consti-
tuition only wit hone exception, and that
was the interstate commerce law. Gov
ernor Barnes signed the bill with this
before him and it is probably more as
test law than anything else.
Judge Strang today. in answer to a
question, stated to the Eagle correspon-
dent: Litigation viii probably occur
after this bill becomes a law to be en-
forced The question viii come up
whether or not it CONNECTS with the
interstate commerce law. L held that 1t
did and that if The cigarettes were ship
ped into he territory and sold in the
original packages that the law would
lose its force in that respect. The ques-
ton came up in regard to shipping in
liquor in some of the states and this is
identical If it is contrary to the inter
state commerce law, as hold that it is,
the sale Of cigarettes viii go on just the
same, in unbroken packages. Courts
have held that tobacco is commodity
and that the sale of it cannot be stop
ped in some states. There is a Tennes-
see law something similar to this and
the same question. as 1 understand it
came up at that time.
II do not know just what the oppo-
stion will be to this law, but look for
nothing else but a contest Immediately
after the law goes into effect to ascer-
tain just how far this matter can be car
+ ried The cigarette bushes shas al
ways been a hard thing to regulate in
all states and the Oklahoma people are
now up TO their turn at the matter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
How to Find Out
If You Need
SWamp-R Root.

kidneys and purify the bood-that is
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u you sick feel badly begin discovery DR.
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all the other organs to health A trial viii convince anyone
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saed
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
Pan-American Exposition.

Noting since the Worlds Fair. at
Chicago. in 1Sg3, las ELECTED the wide
spread interest that is manifest. all over
the world in the Pan-American Expo
sition. which is TO q held in Buffalo.
from May 20 November /. 1901. The
purpose of the Exposition is TO illustrate
the progress Of the countries Of the
Western Hemisphere during century
Of wonderful achievements and 10 bring
together into closer relationship the pco-
pie composing the many States. Terri
tories and Countries OF the three
Americas Acting under prope- author
ity. the President Of the 0nited States
has invited all the Republics and Col
onies OF the American Hemisphere to
join in commemorative the close Of the
Nineteenth and beginning Of the TWEEN
tieth Century. by holding this Inter
national Exposition. on the Niagara
Frontier
For This important event, enc Nickel
Plate Road has issued an attractive.
descriptive folder pamphlet. deliberately
illustrating the Pan-Anericau Expo
siti0n. the buildings ard grounds. The
nickel Plate Road Is the short line be-
tween Chicago and Buffalo ard affords
competent train service from Chicago O.
Buffalo. New York city Boston and $3.50
points east. with trains of modern
equipment. on which no extra fares are
charged. also diuing-cars on the indi-
vldual club plan. ranging 10 price from
s5c 70 sl05
Can on any ticket agent for Pan
American folder Of the Nickel Plate
Road. OF address John y. Callahan. len-
eTai Agent. III Adams St.. chicago
Parties desiring hotel ~ roomlag ac-
Communications az Buffalo ~ Nlaeara
Fails during any period 20 the Pam
American Exposition. aye iHritea - az
ply by letter or otherwise n r =.
Moore General agent - Main g..
Enl4nLn y