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form to maintain and hold the laurels
previously won, for Breuham has some
champions Of her own MeSsrs. r. a. Iiol-
land mud rheo, Low are former champions,
and there are number of other Hue pav.
crs that stand ch0ncc OF winning tae
championship
Wednesday night while Callic Bassey was
absent from her home in Camptown her
,monihs-old child was drowned In n Tub
OF wutcr sitting near the front gallery OF
her home.
At the rcgnlnr meeting OF Brenham lodge
No. no. Knights of PythiHs held Wedncs-
day night, the question Of the lodge erect
ing third story ON the proposed city hnli,
wHo discussed 10 length. and while there
was considerable diversity Of opinion as to
whether the lodge could do this and bc
fully protected In It's rights, after receiving
the reports nud extending Il vote OF thanks
TO the attorneys Tor their ubors and re-
search into the legal status Of the propos-
ed combination the lodge 10y vote decid-
ed not to invest in the third story.
Some able legal arguments pro aud con
were listened TO on the subject
The Sous or Herman and their friends
are arranging for a big picnic NJ XciSS pas
ture Sunday. The members OF the order
ana their wives and daughters win 60 out
and spend the day there, and nothing has
been left uudone that win contribute to
VIII hc carried out In abundance, swings
arranged for the young folks and fishing
poles aud lines furnished those who enjoy
that sport.
Rev Stoncwall Jackson. pastor Of Mount
Rose colorcd Baptist church, assisted by
Rev. II, Watts of Houston, Is conducting
q revival az that church aud says thar
great interest Is being manifested aud that
there were four accesslons TO the church
Wednesday night.
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ducins territory total taxation for
Spindle Top and that, OF course, carries
with II the pipe lines. tank cars and tanks
upon the three hundred acres OF nroyen
land would amount in taxable values to
Slc,0O0o0O.
The tax rolls for 1901. which did not in
clude anything that came about from TIC
increase due TO oil. totalcd something
over Slo.ooc0oo, and the factories, hugd.
lngs and increased values Of real estate In
Beaumont aud on the hill In every dlrcc.
ton Tor that matter are still to be added.
All this should run the taxable values OF
the county to S3o.00O,o00 OF an Increase Of
200 per cent Il all are as fair In their rem
ditions as the Higgins OH aud Fue com
pAny. This appears In the nature Of figure
Juggling, hut TO deal with Beaumont and
Spindle Top values IN a comparative way
1t always has that appearance. The In.
creases are simply stupeudOuS.
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A SAN JAclNTo VETERAN.
CAPTAIN j. f. Tom Who Has Been Over
looked by the Historians.

Captain j. f. Tom Who Has Been Over
looked by the Historians.
To the Editor Of The Post.
Amphlon, Texas, April 22.-ln The Dai
Post Of the 22d instant. report Of veterans
reunion meeting at I.ampaSas. n diSpat
gives the names Of i've living veterans
participants in the battle of San Jarinto
and omlts the name Of J. f, Tom Of Le0kfy'
Edwards county, Texas Captain Tom'
as he is Familiarity known with us having
until within few years been resilient O,
Atoscosir county. Is now living tunl IS deau
very rccentlyl and was IN goo ntu''u
few weeks ago. lie was wounded IN ,ir
hattie of san Jnclnto and carries Tue scar
vet Browns History. pubHsheu n lew
ycnrs ago cnrolls him among the drgd. nut
ibat was Il historical mistake. or nlunl' T,
born made. lie was quite lad al the ilme
Of tho battle and volunteered wheh sam
Houston was gathering all the hcip tlat ne
could for the last rally. II Is ieial'u lu1l
when he was preparing 10 join the army ne
v,9s n big harefooted hoy and after ne
succeeded IN getting n PAIR OF snotS
wear he had no socks, lhen o phLlpl IL
.,irl camo to the rescue by pullng on III I
StocLiucs knit by her own hands. ana Of
fored them TO the young nero ana NJ Put
them on and wore them In the battle. me
name of that girl ought "a be enro !,
among the heroes Of san Jacint0 go
"CaDtaiu Tom was crippled ny IAN
fa,v Years ago and has 10 get abont WI II
rrntchcs and, besides. being a great noWe
man doesn't get about 70 nc COW el'l"h J,
aud reunions, so the chronlcieIS 9aht ~ IN.
iTbt ~ him BESIDES being one ~ me rev
i,,,aortoI heroes who helped n conquer TIC
eaIons Of Santa Anna and give IeNst
nince among the commonWfalhH ~ W
rartb Texas never had more loyal cilizen
t ~ no private walks Of life than J. L. Tom
GbristiSn Marshall Burnry.
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JASH MONTGOMERY, N D.
In Carefully Prepared Ar
ticle Recommends DR.. D.
kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.

In a recent issue of the New Yorh
Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene,
the recognized authority on all matters
pertaining to health, James II. Mont
gomcry, M. d., says editorlally:
After careful investigation of Or.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, a
specific for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles, rheumatism, dyspepsia and
constipation with its attendant ills, we
are free TO confess that a more meri-
torious medicine has never come un.
der the examination of the chemical
and medical experts of the New York
Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene.
In fact, after tho most searching tests
and rigid inquiry into the record of
DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
| it becomes duty to recommend its
use in unequivocal terms to every
reader of this journal whose complaint
comes within the list of ailments which
this remedy is advertised to cure. We
have obtained such overwhelming
proof of the efficacy of this specific
have so satisfactorily demonstrated its
curative powers through personal ex-
periments-that care for the inter-
ests Of our readers leads us to call at
tontlon to its great value"
James II. Montgomery, NJ. n.
DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy is for sale by all druggists at 81 a
bottle, or 6 bottles for $5--less than a
cont a dose.
sample 5ottle--euough for trial, free by
mall.
Or. David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
out. N. v
DR.. David kcnnedy's Cherry Balsnm best
500
Trade supplied by Houston Drug co.
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COUNTY'S TAXROLL
ne Discovery of Oil Will Increase 1t More
Than Two Hundred Per Cent.

Beaumont, Texas, April o4.-Thc actual
good that the development Of spindle Top
mas accomplished for beaumont aud JeYer
son county and the real worth OF captain
Lucas great discovery is aptly shown In
me rendition Of the taxable wealth Of the
Higgins OIL and Fuel company. which has
Just been made TO County Tax Assessor
Plpkln
Inc Post correspondent saw this rendi
non ana found therein total taxation for
that company OF $DJ00Oo This means that
they viii pay In taxes to jefferson county
for the hcncht Of the county aud state
nearly $ie,coc, which was. before the oil
strike, regarded as a good sized fortune In
itself
The Higgins company is said to own
twenty-scycn acres on spindle Top tAat
they can draw oil from ana with that pro.
portion carried throughout the entire pro
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
The Odd Fellows Are Arranging for a
Bio Picnic.

The Odd Fellows Are Arranging for a
BIG Picnic.
Orange, Texas. April a. Preparations
for The big odd Fellows picnic to be giYon
here next Saturday ia celebration Of the
cighty-slXth anniversary Of the order are
progressing nicely aud It bids fair to be the
most successful affair of the kind ever
given riding tournament and balloon
ascension are the leading features Of the
proposed entertainment ana the picnic Will
wind up with big moonlight excursion on
the steamer Lawrence TO Sabine lake.
Tho city council met last night In the Of
flee OF the mayor and after cursory dis.
cussion Of city affairs adjourned to meet
Friday night, some Of the members being
absent on nccount Of sickness. Mayor j.
w. Link aud Alderman Sholars, chairman
Of the street committee, are personally d.
rectlng the work of paving Front street
with shell, Contractor Ball having com
ipcnced to lay the shell today.
Contractor Mitchell. who Is superlntend
ing the construction OF the new telephone
| system being put In here by the Orange
| Telephone company, states that he expects
| 60 have the system practically completed
| by May - and 10 fun operation by June 1.
| Al Of the work Is of very substantial
ilatmc and the new system Will be up-to-
| date In every particular.
| Or. c. b. Forward. president OF the For-
| ward Reduction company, was In orange
! rgaln today ana drove ont 10 the site Of
! THEN big refinery this afternoon Work
on the refinery VIII be pushed forward
! With more Ngor now than before, having
| been delayed Cor some time past by the
| Eon-nrrlval Of necessary machinery, which
| has az last arrived. The force OF worRmen
! VIII be largely increased Within the next
few DAYS and II Is expected that 500 men
! NH soon be employed at the works
| Colonel W. -. Bettls returned this morn
| ing from Bryan, where he attended a meet
! Ing Of the grand officers OF the Ancient
| order Of United Worsnen.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
The Town Is the Victim OF the Bill
Board Habit

H. ,i;.,;,,, ~ the ALI
ne Town 70 u.e E
Soard t1sD'''
Breuham, Texas. April 2iThe town Is
...,,tn,, 90 bo ono vost hin board, and walls
N''''"E !" 81" 49,. .,,,i,,o
and awnings an over Inc 'A'9 arc ''"ii''
IL niagtered with flaming card ana I'm
49,. mai ,re FAR from artistic while
posters tn"' "ie 10 ,..i..,
many Of the phlidlhs9 contain a"NVIli'e
ments that have no relation whatever 10
~, business bcinr conducted In these build
the business p''"s
ings.
Chairman VIII Lusk OF the Commefchl
-. ~. i,,,,grr,tod the work OF kceping
clup hns in""b" '''" 49,. 1900,
The city cleaner ny getll9T ny w 1870 In
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JUDGE / c. sEARcY DEAD.
He Was a Member OF the State Admin
stration During Hubbard's Term.

He Was a Member OF The State Admin
stration During Hubbard's Term.
Austin, Texas, April 24.-.ludgc !. c..
Soarcy, who at one time was secretary OF
state died here yesterday afternoon, after
passing the seventeen year of his life He
mad been residing at Rosebud and came
here about six weeks ago for treatment.
Ills son. II. C. Sparcy Of Brennan, arrived
mere this morning TO make arrangements
ior his funeral,
The funeral VIII take place In the morn
Ing and the remains Will be Inferred In the
State cemetery.
The deceased was member Of Governor
llubhard's government and WIS internal
revenue collector under Cleveland the first
t'mc wife. son and daughter survive
him the wife ana daughter are both III
at home aud are unable to attend the flu
neral.
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Riche Ready 10 Renort.

Galveston Texas, April a. Colonel c.
S. Richie, United States engineer in charge
of this district, has returned from san An.
tonic where he went to continue the in
spcCtion Of available sites for government
instruction camp. He has finished his IN
spectlon and will soon be- prepared t. make
his report II rs not certain that the in
struction camp will be established, The de-
partmpnt has simply asked for information
regarding the cost and adaptab'lity of the
locations with a view Of submitting the
data 10 congress for action
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seeks ReIease from Penltentiarn.

Cordcana, Texas, April 2i.-Louls Wat
son, who has been In the pcnitentilry TWEEN
tythree years upon sentence for life
for murder, now seeks release through IN.
bens corpus, II being alleged IN his petition
that the grand jury which returned the IN,
dictmcnt against him was composed OF thir
teen instead Of twelve men, as the Jaw re-
Guircs The case has been set for May
This tecnniculity has already been used
successfully once IN getting out n murderer
sent up for life ana reducing his sentence
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Iennple Topics.

Temple Texas. April y. The cheap rates
into Texas on account OF the Dallas con
federate Veterans reunion is ahorulhs tn'
opportunity for visits to relatives IN 'n"n'
other Texas towns by the kinspeople ii"'l
The old states. Mrs. vandlyer here mas
sister. Mrs. II. i. SHELTON, and cousin
Mr. FLOYD Mcdaniel, from Anderson, . a.,
visiting her whom she has mol seS" ~. o
years. Mrs. Skelton is - years oid' 1 ,h
was able to make the excursion UP WIZ
pey md Mrs. A. V. Atkins are also en-
loving visits from their mothers Mrs a., a.,
Elns' mother coming from tireenyllie, an !,
Mir. A. T. Harris VINO Is ensas'" mn,
Dnilding independent telephone nhrs, %
secured Il contract for me sV nae,in ,,orl
san Antonio aud Is preparing !"
ON H.
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To Utilize Cotton Factory Building.

Galveston Texas April 2l.-rhc pro
moters of the new rice mill have decided
to utilize the building formerly used for
the cotton mills for their new plant. As
previously mentioned in The Post, The COM
pany Is capitalized nj $4,000, aud the pro
motrrs are L. II. Kempncr. John Scuy and
Waters Davis Jr. The mill will have a
daily capacity az 300 barrels and will he
one of the largest in the State. Machinery
for the plant has been ordered with the UNI
Outstanding that 1t Is to he delivered by
september -.
l. H. kemper has Il rice plantation In
Fort Bend rountv aud John Scaly aud J. II.
kcmpner are interested in company which
is arranging 10 pant several thousand acres
In rice In HrnzorIA county,.
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Fort Worth, Texas, April "a Walter De
S. Maud at one time owner ofethe Moon
ranch in Cottlc county, now a major in
the british army. arrived here tonight from
South Africa. lie has been campaigning In
the Transyaal over year. In one engage
ment be was badly wounded. Being an
officer. be had little 10 say about war con
ditions
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THE PIEORAs PlNTAs WELL.
It Is Now More Than a Thousand Feet
Deep

Deep.
san Diego, Texas. April 22-Nlc Costan-
tine Of Bcnayldcs visited the PlntaS well
yesterday and says that the well 81 now
down 1904 feet; that the oil is flowing cut
with the water in greater quantity now
than ever before at any time, Mi Cost1n-
tine says that Mr.. Rumbolt, chief dlillar
for J. NJ. Guffcy Il Go. at Las PicdrJs
lintas, told him that they had q good well
nov, and that he expected much be ,er
we'll by Saturday night. MIR. Constantine
left on the eastbOuud train for Corpus
christi to procure an experienced cook for
his hotel Mt Bcuavdcs The depth Of the
oi! wcll at Piedras Ifnas is 1904 feet.
which in comparison with the Beaumont
wells would only be about Coz feet. the To-
cation of the well being about 4OG feet
higher than the location at Beaumont.
There Is very little land In the vicinity #
he Pintas well, outside of the leased land
hat can he had nj any price. owners hay
ing taken their lands OF the market
William A. Tinncy. owner Of a pat of
the lands on which the pintas oil well u.s.
has lccu absent for the past week on hn,i
ness connected with future development
of the territory which is not covered ~
the j. NJ. Gulfcy lease.
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Austin, Texas, April - rhc charters OF
The following corporations werc hlcd to
day In the secretary NJ states office:
Louis Lndhclm company of Del Rio,
cnpital stock So. 900; purpose, to transact II
general mercantile business lncorporntors,
Louis Iiudheim and Joseph Rosenield Of
San Antonio and Frey Mayer OF Del Rio.
Gunther Foundry. Machine and Supply
company of san Antonio: capital stock
S5C,O0O: incorporators. Harry Gunther g,
r. Robbins md II. w Lewis, all of San
Antonio
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na.,l Annnnt Counterfeils.

For piles. skin diseases, sores, cuts,
i,r,,ises hurns and other wounds nothing
,t,,,nIs DeWiit's Witch Hazel salye. Don
ILL.,, eo,,uterfeits None genuine except
TnsegNvyhiitt's II have suffered since 1885,, with
nrotrudlng. bleeding piles, and ug!li re.
cently could end no permanent re lFi, l ssSs
ss..,ad DeWirt's Witch Hazel SalTe, which
soon completely cured me.
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boat Texas has gone to Arkansas Pass to
bring back the dredges which have been
used in the ietty work at that place The
contract lust completed hy Charles Clarke
& Go. consisted If placing 1900 feet Of ieity
In trat-class condition. The amount of the
contract WAS $4,000
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Neterans Erncoted.

Galveston, Texas. April III. II. Miller,
division passenger agent Of the Sunset Cen
trial. expects 1000 Confederate veterans
here next Saturday night. A rate Of /
cent mile has been made from Dallas TO
ughly advertised.
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Beauty and strenath


Arc desirable. Yon are strong and vlgor-
Gus. when your blood Is pure Many-nay.
most women. fail to properly digest their
food and 50 become uaie. sallow. thin and
Weak while the brightness. freshness aud
heauty OF the skin and complexion. depart.
Remedy this unpleasant evil. by eating
nourishing food and taking q small dose
You have eaten. soc at A. D. Kiesllpg's.
ierbine Cures
Fever and Ague. A dose VIII usually stop
Wn NJ. stroud. Midlothian. Texas, May
III tsoo writes. I'VE have used Herblne
IN our family for eight years. and found
N the hest medicine we have ever used, for
In grippe, bilious fever. and malariar 5)e
at A. t. Kiesline's.
Walks Without Clutches.
was much afflicted with sclaticl. writes
nd C. Mud. Iowayille. Sedgwck county.
Kan, "going about on crntches aid suffer-
Billiards. snow Iiniment, which relieved
ne. / used three soc bottles. X Is the
Greatest linlment | ever used have recon-
ncnded Il TO number OF persons. all es-
press Themselves as being benefited by IL.
/ now walk without crutches. able 10 per-
form great deal Of light labor on tho
farm 25c, Doe aud Sloo at A. Il, kies-
Nng's.
Save the Loved Ones
Mrs. Mary A. Vlet. Newenstle, Colo,
writes II believe BslIard's llorehoupd
Syiup Is superior TO anv other cough medl-
cine. and viii do all that Is claimed for
n and il Is so pleasant 20 take. My little
girl wants 10 take IL whom she has no need
FOR It," Bailards Horehound Syrup Is tho
great cure for ali pulmonary ailments. 25c,
Zoe and $1.Q0 at A. e. kiesling.
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Time TO PUSH RICE.
Matter Has Been Referred to President
Knapp Of the Association.

Matter Has BeCn Heferfcd 10 FTc5IuuTII
Knapp Of the Association.
Crowley. La, April II following
telegram has been received by MIR. John
Green of the Crowley rice milf;
New York April 2G.-Cuhan reciprocity
Is now before the senate. We hclievc the
time oppOrtuuc to extend the market Tor
rice Cuba uses over l5O,O0o,Ou pounds an
uualy. The added consumption Is desira'
bic for the present, aud especially SO IN
view of the charging production of the III
ture. Why not telegraph your senators ask
ing that our rice be adAltted trect II IS
the most important brcadstutf OF the island
and free duty for the American product is
merely u nominal compensation for the ad-
yuntagcs given In the suggested rebates on
sugar Dan 1nmaGo's Sons CO.
Tho matter was at once submitted by Mr..
Green to Prof s. A. Knapp president ~
the Rice association Of America, who has
kept in touch with this question.
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Lako Charles to Have CITY Hall

Lake Charles, La, April 24.-Ihe proposi-
tiou 10 levy a onemlll tax for i've years for
rho nurnose Of erection OF suitable city
t.u a. roke charles carried in the cleo
tr 1 Yesterday by a four 10 one majority.
One hundred and sixty votes we're cast 90 OF
,!bich TAX we're for aud - against Ihe
bnildIng will be erected at an early ua'e'
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Died from Effects OF Poison.

Austin, Texas, April "a &C. G Mayhall,
aged 40 years, was found In dying cond-
tion this morning In the calahoose as a
result OF swallowing poison. lie was con.
Neycd 80 the city hospital and died late thls
evening lie was arrested on charge Of
abusive Language ana the poison was not
found when he was searched
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A Harris County Case Reversed

Galveston, Texas. April "A The case Of
the Gulf, Colorado aud Santa l'e ys. lisa
bella Hill ct al from Harris county was
reversed and rcmandcd by the court Of
civil appeals this morning. This IS n case
wherein the lower court had rendered Il
judgment Tor damages In the sum Of ST.
Coz against The Santa Fe.
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eurolars Made Haul at Flatonia.

Flatonia. Texas, April "a Tho large safe
IN the saloon of W. G. Koch was blown
open hy burglars last night aud about $3.50
ia money was stolen The officers have no
cfa
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nroue,s alaok Root Liver piIls.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
equal 10 calomel and leave no bad after
elects No gripping no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price 70 cents
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n r. Hamherlain Did.

Austin Texas, April ~ A telegram was
received here this afternoon fiom Rich
nund Va. announcing the death Of Prof.
L. II. chamberlain, formerly professor Ot
clocuton IN thc Texas university.
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vIL EXcHANGE ouorArIoNs.
I BREATHING SPELL.

n the consumptive could
/ y Keep from getting worse
IN you'd be some encourage
ssott's Emulsion at least
i tired nature a breathing
The nourishment and
mSth obtained from SCOTS
a a9 are a great relief to
/ Sanausted system.
3sIIus Treatment alone often
fS.,ess The consumptive to
A. 'srce enough to throw
Is 'ee disease altogether.
olts Emulsion brings
\ N ln TO the lungs and flesh
y body.
send for Free sample
'~AE cAsaista 4as Peaa Sc. u y
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Brownwcol, Texas April 23-Tae
Brownwcod OIL company has let the con
tract to l.. 4. Fulclson for the $ hiking Of
two wells In their holdings Work VIII
sSin on the erection o. tn. dcrrlcks this
WEE K
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE
WILLIAMS AND CATARACT CANON
 RAILROAD COMPANY.

We. the undersigned. having subscribed and being subscribers to the capital stock of a con templated railroad. which is hereinafter fully described. and desiring to form ourselves into a corporation for the purpose of constructing. equipping. owning. maintaining and operating such railroad. telegraph and telephone line. to that end and for that purpose hereby adopt these Articles of Incorporation. under the provisions of and pursuant to Title IS. Chap ter VII. entitled Railroad Corporations" Re- vised Statutes Of Arizona. 1901.
 ARTICLE I.
 The statements hereinabove made. contained. recited and set forth in all respects true.
 ARTICLE IT.
 That the said subscribers to said stock. whose names are hereinAbove mentioned and hereto subscribed. formed themselves into a corpora ton under the provisions of and by virtue of the provisions of Title l3. Chapter VII. entitled Railroad Corporations" Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901. herein above mentioned.
 ARTICLE H.
 That the name assumed and adopted by this corporation Is and shall be known as the WILL jams and Cataract Canon Railroad Company. and the principal place of business of said cor pOration shall be at the town of Williams. County of cOconino. Territory of Arizona, with a branch office at No T Broadway. New York City and such other branch offices as the Board