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The news-herald., 1902-10-11
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
OF Tie
AMERICAN BANKERS CO8r0RA
CIOM

We, the Undersigned, agree for l:29
term Of twenty-five years FROM this
9th day Of August. 1902, to become q
corporation under the rame Of the
American Bankers Corporation, for the
purpose of carrying on Il general trad.
ing and commercial business III Arizona
and elsewhere, and IN ell parts Of the
world
TO manufacture, purchase, sell and
otherwise deal in goods, wares and
merchandise Of every description
To purchase, acquire, yec9jve hold,
own, sell, transfer, mortgage, pledge
and assign bonds, mortgages, deben-
lures notes, shares Of capital stock and
ether securities or obligations, con
tracts and evidences Of Indebtedness Of
any corporation, including bonds oT
other SECURITIES Of the United States or
any state thereof or CT any foreign
country; to receive, collect and dispose
Of interest, dividends and income upon,
OF and from any OF the bonds, mort
cages. debentures, notes, SHARES Of cap
ital stock, securities, obligations, con-
tracts. evidences Of Indebtedness and
other property held Or owned by it, and
to exercise in respect Of all such bonds,
mortgages, dfbentures, notes, shares
OF capital stock, securities, obligations,
contracts, evidences OF indebtedness
and other property any and all the
rights, powers and privileges of indi-
vidual owners thereof, including the
right 10 vote thereon.
! TO promote, subsidize. aid and assis:
companies. syndicatea and partnerships
OF al kinds.
To acquire and hold for Investment
or otherwise to acquire and use, ans
to sell or dispose OF, any stock, bonds
Or ether obligations OF any other cor
poration, company, syudicate or part
nership; to aid in any manner any coz
/ poration whose stock, BONDS Or other
obligations are held or IN any manner
guaranteed by the company, ana TO &c
any other acts or things Tor the pres
ervation, protection, improvement OF
enhancement OF the value Of any such
stock, bonds or other obligations, or tC
dc any acts Or things designed for any
such purpose; and, while owner OF any
such stock, bonds CT other obligations
to exercise all rights, powers and privi.
Ieges Of ownership thereof, ana 10 exer-
else any and all voting power thereon
To apuIy for. obtain, register, lease
/ purchase or otherwise to acquire, and
10 hold, use, own. operate and intro
duce, and to sell, assign or otherwise
dispose CT any trade marks, trade
names patents, inventions, improve
nlonts and processes used III connection
with or secured under letters patent Of
the United states or elsewhere or other
wise; and to use, exercise and develop
grant license in respect Of, or other
The news-herald., 1902-10-11
NOTICE OF THE APPLICATION OF
GENEVIEVE M. MURPHY AND
JAMES IT. COCHRAN FOR
A UNITED STATES
PATENT.

Notice is hereby given that IN pur
su;snce Of the act Of congress approved
May 10, 1872, Genevieve NJ. Murphy and
james T. Cochran, whose postoftice is
Wickenburg, Maricopa county, Arizona.
have made application for & United
States patent for SEQ linear feet of the
Rosalind lode claim bearing gold. situ-
ated in the Black Rock Mining district
Yavapai county, Arizona i errit0ry, and
described IN the official plat and field
notes on file in the Office Of the
Register Of the Prescott Land District
Arizona. SIS follows, to-wit:
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1923
ROSALIND LODE.
beginning at Cor. No. at s. E. cor
uer of claim, pine post inches
square. feet long, set Is inches in the
around on bedrock in mound Of stone
end scrtbed 1-1623. Whence q. S. L. NJ.
No. 1928 brs. N. 50 degrees 80 minutes
". 139 feet.
A granite boulder in place SKA feet, 4
feat above ground, chiseled X-1-1623
e. O.. brs. S. 80 degrees 40 minutes ".
1873 feet.
lac. Cor a mound Of stone 3x2 feet
high, b-s. s. rs degrees 80 minutes E
i6i feet.
Thence y. 50 degrees 20 minutes W.
t.509 feet to corner No. 2.
Thence S. SO degrees 20 minutes E.
sec feet to Corner No. 3.
Thence 6. SO. degrees 20 minutes z.
!Cpo feet to corner No. 4.
Thence n. 80 degrees 40 minutes Z.
10 corner No. /, the place Of beginning
survey Of exterior boundaries,
Variation st all corners 13 degrees
a. minutes r.
AREA.
Area Of this claim is 20.66 acres.
LOCATION.
TEia claim is located on unsurveyed
land aprroximately in N z. part Of
township 8 N, range 4 w, G. & S. r. B.
K III. and is Joined on the n. Z. side
by the Cacti and on the S. E, end by
the Brooklyn unsurFeyed mining
claims.
VEIN.
The course Of the vein on this claim
t"Ilen at the discovery shaft is S. So
degrees 35 minutes E.
Notice Of location CT the above claim
is Of record in the office Of the County
Recorder Of said Yavapai county, Ari-
zona, in Book IS Of Mines at pages 206-
20S.
Any end all persons holding adverse
claims hereto are required 10 present
the same before this Office within sixty
days CT the first publication hereof, OF
they will be barred by the provisions
of the United States statutes.
FEN S. HILDRETFI,
Register.
First Publication. August 18th. 1902
The news-herald., 1902-10-11

may be delegated to ar executive conf
mitteo to De elected by said directors
from their own number.
Saia hoard Of directors <halI constr
for the first year Of Andrew Dinglec
( George Evans and John I. Mara 4na
such additional directors AZ they may
elect not exceeding nineteen (19) in az,
and thereafter shaIl be elected at an
annual meeting Of the stockholders &c
he held On the first Monday in Aue,le.
Of each year
The total Indebtedness Of said cor
roration shall not exceed Six MiIIioa
Six Bundred Thousand Dollars ($8.6o0,
000) ct any enc tine.
The private property Of the stock
holders shall not be uabIe at any time
or in any event for the debts Of this
CORPORATION.
Witness our hands and seals this 8ta
day Of August 1909
ANDREW DTNGLER. (ScaN
GEORGE EVANS. (so2U
JOHN I. MARA (seaN
In the presence OF
WALTON Z. SEL0YER.
State cf New Jersey,
City of Jersey City, .s.
!, Walton 2. 8aIover, 4 notary public
IN ana for the city Of Jersey City anil
state Of New Jersey, hereby certify
that Andrew Ding]er George Evans
and John l. Mara, whose ranes are
signed to the foregoing agreement,
bearing date the 9Th Gay Of August,
1902, this day personally appeared 5c-
fore me and sevoralIy acknowledge
their signatures to the same. and that
they each signed the above Of his owA
Tree VIII and accord.
Given under my hands and notari4l
seal this Sth day OF August, 1902
(SeaU WALTU1r B. SEL0VE>f}.
Notary Public, CT New jersey
State OF New Jersey,
Hudson County, So
l, Maurice }. Stack. Clerk o2 l&e
county Of Hudson. and also Clerk Of tac
Circuit Court aad Court Of C5A.u>on
/ Please, hoIaea therein. the same being
/ courts Of record vita q seal. dc hereby
certify that walton 4. Se!ovcr, before
whom tho foregoing acknowledgement
/ was taken. was al the date thereof q
notary public III and for said county
aud stare, commissioned and &wor1
and duly authorized 10 act as such.
And further that / am wen acquainted
with the handwriting Of such notary
public, and verify 1el;eye tha signature
purporting TO be his 5 genuine.
IN witness whereof, 1 have he@eunso
set my hand and affixed the seal ot sa:i
courts and county this 9gh day O.
August, 4. D. l9V..
MAURICE J. STACK,
(6eaD Clerk.
Territory Of AriZ@1a,
County Of Mariunpa SIS.
I. Y. r. Neral, County Recorder ;'
ana for the county and territory afart.
said do hereby certify that the withot
instrument vas filed for record at $40
o'clock a. m Oh IT'S 18th DAY -
August 1902, and duly recorded in
Book No. II Of Interpretations. 8eoo"l8
Of Naricopa County, Arizona, at pages
49, to 466.
Witness my hand and of1cia! seal The
day and year above written
3. =. McFALL,
(SeaD County Recorder.
BY A. S. ARTHUR,
Deputy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
CASE WON BY YA.P. TYSON FIRST NATIONAL BANK CANNOT r.. ERECT COLUMNS.
Supreme Court Affirms Decision of Judge A. D. Sayre Restraining Bank from Projecting Build
 ing into the Sidewalk.

In an opinion by MT. Justice Haralson the Alabama Supreme Court yester- day affirmed the decision of Judge A. D, Sayre of the Montgomery City Court, re- straning the First National Bank from placing four stone columns in front of is handsome six-story office building just completed on Commerce Street. The columns were to project beyond the building line and the action against the bank was brought by A. P. Tyson, who owns property adjacent to the bank build ing
 MT Tyson contended that the stone columns proSosed to be erected in front of the bank building would be damaging to his abutting property as it would shut out light and air and the view of the street On this contention Judge Sayre of the lower court issued an order restrain ing the bank from constructing the col umns. From this decision of Judge Sayre the First National Bank appealed to the Supreme Court.
 The opinion of the Supreme Court is important to builders as 1t establishes the principle that the City Council of Mont gomery is not vested with autho.iy to take away from property owners certain privileges. It is held that building can the established building line. The court property holder to have the light and air to enter his building from the public highway.
 This decision of the Supreme Court finally settles the controversy between MT. Tyson and the First National Bank and the columns in front of the new bank building will not be erected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
London Financial cablegram.

NEW YORK. May 2o.-The Commercial Ad- vertiser's London financial cabegram says: There a thin attendance on the floor of the Exchange and a waiting attitude in the ab- sence of any definite news. There was sul-
 er animation at o'clock. however, on z. rumor that Mir Balfour had been summoned to the King with an important dispatch. La ter there was a rumor which generally credited that there had been a ballot favor able to peace and that the delegates had gone to Pretoria. Kaffirs were buoyant on the Street. Rand mines squirting from i2 5-l6 to I2Y and other South African Shares propor- tionateIy Consols were fractionally harder, but closed before the runnor circulated Americans were stagnant and dealings were so restricted that 30 shares Of Erie were bid up Ls in a half hearted effort in the after noon to harden prices. The market gained strength in the Street Canadian Pacific was buoyant with an advance of on the traffic returns Two hundred thousand shares of Grand Trunk ordinary bought in d sin gle line It Is apparently speculative buying end not for control Copper i4 up to e54 3s 4d the ton; Rio Tintos up Is to 45is Gov ernment disbursements enabled market to re- pay the bank a lal ge sum. Gold to the Australia. Silver is hrmer some oricis from the far East, but tn. market is selling forward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
CHURCH WINS THE SUIT SUPREME COURT SUSTAINS DE- CISION IN HUNTSVILLE CASE. Membership of Hon. Oscar Hundley, Anthony Moseley and Others in
 Christian Church Not
 Rest pred.

In the Supreme Court of Alabama yes- terdav the trouble in the Christian Church at Huntsville two years ago was recalled in the opinion handed down in the case of Anthony w. Moseley vs. Ira F. Collins ct al.
 In the opinion the action of the church trustes in withdrawing membership from Hon. Oscar Hundley. Anthony Moseley and others is allowed to stand and the decision of the lower court declining to grant mandamus to the church trus- tees to compel them to restore the sus- pended members to full fellowship is sus- tained.
 The internal troubles in the Christian Church at Huntsville two years ago att tracted attention from all over Alabama. It will be recalled that several members of the church apl of the Board of Trus- tees were expelled from the church after some stormy internal trouble. Among the suspended trustees was Hon. Oscar Hundley. who invoked the aid of the courts to have his name placed back upon the church books The case was carried to the Supreme Court and the decisi on was against, Mir. Hundley.
 Tho decision yesterday was also against the expelled members of, the church.
 It is understood that the opinion decided the case against MT. Moseley on the ground that there was no evidence to show that he had made legal demand for his rights or that he had been denied them. = -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. May 2o-There was noth Ing doing in the spot cotton market ani the samples on factors tables a rule remain uncovered, Buyers and sellers are far apart make expressions. Sales. i25 bales, Quota tions t-l6c lower. Futures. after opening at a level that was from unchanged to 3 points up. drifted along within remarkably narrow limits with but little activity on either side July was about the only position that was traded and under selling movement it dropped away to g. 99c, recording a less of s points Later in the day a buyingssmovement set in and the market continued .tdsNimprove slowly to the clese, showing net gains on the day of 2 points eech on May and September anl 394 points on the other positions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, May 2o-Cattle-Receiptr 5000 natives. 400 Texans. 200 calves. Beef steers. steady to strong: other cattle steady to lower. Choice export and dressed abeef steers. Sc. s5Q7 40; fair to good. s4. 5o@6 s5: stockefs and feeders. S2 2oo0es5; Western steers. sS sss s4asssss Tesas coWs ssooas 4o. nstiys & cows. 2soae' %; onss nst,ys he.fs,s' S3 2Q16 co; calves S2. 6oQ6.5o.
 Hogs-Receipts, s.4oo. Good grades steady to- strong; common steady to 5c lower. Heavy. S7.3o97 .42h: mixed packers. S7. 70 pigs, $5. 5067.o5.
 sheep-Receipts, seoo. Market active steady to strong. Native lambs. S5. 4O6p7 80; wertern lambs. ss. es@7. 25; native wethers. S5. 3o@6. 25: Western wethers. S4. 3o9S, 95; fed ewes, s4.75G6.6o: Texas clipped year ings. S5.5o96. 55; Texas clipped sheep S4. 35G5.6o; stockers and feeders. $2 500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
LEGAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
 Provisions.

Dry saIted sides-e7sa Ice.
 Lard-Tierces. iIAgtl%c.
 Meal-7714c per bushel
 Oats-White 62c; mixed. soc, CoIn-white. 77t4gs4c per bushel Michigan. o5o-pound barrels. Sl7j Butter-Jersey. 2oa2ec: Tennessee country, I5c.
 Flour-Patent, s45o> per barrel; straight. $4 i504 25. . 'ol.: Arro~ St1Fi FTiies--4s. lhs. sl. Jute Baesing- bs.. 7'4gf%e; IA lbs, ?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Available Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. May 2o.-special cable and telegraphic communications received by Brad streets today show the following changes in available supplies, compared with last &C., count: Wheat, United States and Canada, east of Rockies. decreased. S.so4 900: anoat tai supply decreased. 2.4o4 ooo bushels. Corn supply decreased, iooS. 900 bushels Oats supply decreased, le3. .o0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
New York Dry Goods.

NEW, YORK. May 2o.-Dry goods-There has been a quite general demand today from the home trade for cotton goods. Export buy ing is still quite inactive in heavy brown cottons. but an improvement is locked for shortly. Prices are without change in either staple line fancies Print cloths are dull change in price. Business in silks and rb- bons has been on quieter scale lately, but nrces are firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Country Products.

 esfsvns- aSa per do.en ars. fry syrup-country. 4o94sc per gal ; LemonsDcboice. ss.so; fancy. ss.2s03 se F Potstoes-Irish. si.io0i.2o bushei; sweet onions-sI7s bushel. Hsy-Johnson grass in bales. sI2ql@ pel ton Cabbage-I,sc per b.. Danish. ~ Cheese-Full cream i2'tc; selected. ia'sc Rutabagas-$l.7 .76- per bbl Cocoanuts-s32 P bag. ..,. ,,.r s, sr Sv. Navy Beans--sI 50 bushel.
 Woodware. Half Bushels-Iron- bound per dog. S2. 50. Peck Measures-Iron- bound: per doz. S2 20 Buckets-Two hoops, s2. 50: three hoops, S275: brass red cedar S6. Well Buckets-S3 50. Tubs-Painted. in nests. S3.2S. washboards-sI. 75@':so.
 Hardware. Naiis--cut. s2 60; wire. SAYS. Axes-S5 5o06 SO. Cotton CarGs-S4. 50. Hollow ware-Country. Sc. Chain Traces-S3M5 per dos. Beiiows-s4. 5o9Io.
 Hides, Wool, Etc. Hides-Green saited. 5hc; dry flint l Ic; dry salted, sc. Wool--Clear. unwashed, i4c: clear, washed, iSl22c; hurry. Sc; bury. washed, I6QlS Drugs. camphor-e2ls@e7ho per pound. Alum-3ii1Ac per pound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Local Cotton Markst.
A- N. Scale G Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 By Special IAaaad Ygira

NEW oRLEANs. May 2o.-Livcrpooi wa, not inclined to respond to the easiness oi American markets. indicating a disposition to look twice before taking anything for granted on the downward course. and the decline In deliveries was exceedingly moderate, being limited to about points. while spots were reduced one thirty second to 5d for middlins With quiet condition prevailing and total sales of 5000 bales. From the outset here trading assumed limited proportions There was no decided tendency either way. Sell ing became popular in the early part of the session in anticipation of a favorable weekly crop report. which naterialized and had s temporary. detrimental effect but such sellers subsequently, showed a desire to cover and forced prices up again considerably in the ef- Tort. Closing quotations are to points higher than yesterday
 Spots continue to be the chief factor in governing prices. Other influences exercise an immediate effect but in the end the condi- tions prevailing for actual cotton predomi- mates. The movement has fallen of to sur prisinsly small proportions and it is peculiar mat in the face If this fact spots should be comparatively neglected. Any revival in demand would certainly have a very benen- cial effect but traders are absorbed in won dering when such a revival will occur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Cincinnati Provision:

CINCINNATI, May o.-Flour-Dull wheat--Firmer; No. red. S49a4isc. Corn-Quiet.
 Lard-Firm at Sto.Io. Bulk meats-Firm at 5000. Bacon-Strong at SLIPS Wfniskey--Steady at SI.30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
WALL STREET REVIEW STOCKS SCORE A SUBSTANTIAL RECOVERY.
 st~ At the End of the Day Prices Were Steady at About the Top Level.
 Bonds Dull and
 Steady. ss s@,s&

NEW YORK. May 2o.-Prices of stocks ecored quite substantial recovery today and
 ssasy - hess Ss. mneh 'as more essss " feeling with regard to the outlook for sure to sell. which was . feature. The sharp md sudden declines among high priced. but seidom active stocks, gave place to equally ternational Power recovered points of its le.point break of yesterday and there were S,ss Sy the sssS nd bass the rise. Sentiment was favorsbiy af- 0tates Steel at rising prices This soothed days rumors that . formidable bear party had been formed in the stock an outgrowth of the criticism of the stock conversion and bond Issue plan. The notable strength of Ca- ID . notable sympathetic effect on the mar he opening here and was not explained by eonsiderabie scale after the holiday there and Confident predictions were heard that peace
 Ds The in shs and southern Railway of Chicago. Indianapo- cent bonds were cheerfully reflected in the price of Louisville. The terms of exchange @ s sor sa ana in 90 for sas the Burlington exchanged bonds. are not presence in Wall Street districts of Secretary Easley. Of the Civic Federation and his con- suItation with important representatives of the anthracite interests gave rise to conjec- lures that measures were in progress for the settlement of the miners strike. The buy ing of stocks by London was Q factor in the easier tone of foreign exchange, which re- Iieved the feeling yesterday that a prompt iE to follow the relaxation of money rates. Sugar was helped by the reports of an agree snent upon Cuban reciprocity measure and Amalgimated Copper was firm on the better conditions reported in the copper trade. The market closed steady. s.i 'fg
 Bonds were dull, but were about steady; Total sales. par value. S2.4Ie.ooo. United States refunding 2s and new As were X per cent lower on the last call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
St. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. May 2o.-Flour-Dull. winter patents, S3.75d3.so.
 Whiskey-Steady at S Sl.3o
 Hemp twine, oc
 Dry salt meats-Quiet; boxed lots, extra shorts and clear ribs, 5000; short clear, SIo.I2H Bacon, steady; boxed lots. extra shorts and clear ribs Slo.S7h; short clear, Sll.OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

The village church at Upleatham. North Yorkshire. is claimed to be the smallest in England. It measures r fet inches by ls feet. The church dates, back 900 years. Some of tho tomostones in the graveyard are dated 1850
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Atlantic Coast Line R. R Go,
| General llssiIag ef sisskhsIdsrs.

Notice eresy meeting of the snn
 
  Dollars 
  esat
 
  of the Consolidated Company
  of mortgage deed or trust all
  . ! - " - ~ ' ATLANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY Dated d-N6sva 4 By F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
ARTICLES

Cash quotations were as follcws: Flour-Fiim
 Wheat-No. 3 Spring. 74%a74%; No. 2 red 79.
 oats-No. 2 white. 44@44a; No. white. 43@44h, Mess pork per hbI. sI7I5aI72o. Lard, per TOO lbs. St0.t7tad 1920. Short rib sides uoose). Se.65ns.7o. Dry salted shoulders ,boxed). 6MSA Short clear sides thoxed), Sl0 4om O. 50. Whiskey, basis of high wines. Si.3o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Cotton at the Ports.

NEW ORLEANS. May 2o-Cotton, steady Sales, I25. Ordinary 7 i3- Sc: good ordl- ding. ehc; good middling. 9 7-l6c; midaling fair. oc. Receipts, s53: stock. l47.77t tGalveston-Neminal. MlddlinE. g 3-l6ej
 Mobiie-Nominal Mddlins S7sc. Stock, 9.6e6 .s
 savannah-steadg. Middling. es4c, Receipts
 charieston-ouiet, Kidding. sAc Stock l,eiS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
sNew York Coffee and Sugar

NEw YORK, May 2o.-Coffee, spot Rio
 quiet: No. invoice. 5isc; mild, quiet; Cor. dova, Sql lac. Futures opened steady, with prices unchanged to points lower under Weakness in European markets. heavy re- ceipts in the crop country and liberal clear ances from the crop country for tho United States were the leading factors of depres-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
n. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

loPcSldI to The AdVefStSer.l
 NEW ORLEANS. May 2o.-Eariy Liverpool advices were better than expected and our market in sympathy opened 1 to 3 points higher. declined to g points on the favor. able weekly weather report. but subsequent " reacted to l2 points from the bottom
 gain of to 6 points on old crop months and to points on new. The sum mary Of the weekly weather reports was ss follows: The cotton crop is in a promising condition generally throughout the cotton belt
 Good stands of early cotton and satisfactory germination of the late planted are indicated, except In portions of the Caroiinas and Lou isiana with clean fields and healthy growth in practically all sections In Southern Texas the crop has made rapid advancement and squares are forming Spots lfelcss an I there Is gacticaily mo demand. even though concessions are offered as an inducement to effect transaction. The movement is natural ly very light in consequence. and will con tinue so. until there Is improved enquiry from foreign ,spianers No incnaticn is shown to sell shost speculative ani operators for the present are waiting for. something new to transpire in the situation before en- tering into new tenga gelnents -13
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK May 2o-Money on cal call asked. Sh@4. Prime mercantile paper, A @5 per cent: sterling exchange weak. with actual business in bankers bills Ut 4. S7h6% for demand and at 4e4x@h for 60 days; posted rates. 4.e5h94.6 66: commercial bills, lars, 4lhc. Government bonds easy.