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AUCTION

R. B. MALLORY, auctioneer, sells at i43 Orange, Tuesday, 10 &. m, 2:30 D. m. Nice goods, upright piano, parlor suit board I nins chairs rockers easT aesE ca;re slre
 tables, secretaries, sewing machine, couch ps, diran bureaus, chamber suits, feather bed, carpets, mating, linoleum, stove, oil stoves, crockery. etc. n9 2t
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WANTED
WANTED

A YOUNG golrl to do light housework. 12S OLIVE STREET. nlO 2tp
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WANrED

SITUATION, by girl to do general house. STREET. n10 1tp
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WANTED

SITUATION to do second work or house work. Inquire at 132 GOFFE ST, mo 1tp
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SITUATION by man to take care of horses or gardener. 204 WOOSTER ST.
 n10 1tn
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WANTED,

A RELIABLE man who understands the care of steam heating. One to assist at other work and live in the house. Apply at 56S CHAPEL STREET, n3 ftp
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 Fnn DENT

MOST PROMINENT, DESIRABLE. ACCESSIBLE oflces h the city for rent. Chapel, corner of State. os t
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SLEEMAN'S Reliable old Employment Agency has removed to 763 Chapel street,
 just below old stand. o2 I'm
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MASSAGE

MISS LEEKE will reopen her massage par Tor at 237 Dlxwell avenue on Thursday, October 22 Removed from Malley build. ing. All branches of massage. Electrici- ty. Special treatment for rheumatism. Facial. Six treatments five dollars Take Dixweil avenue car to Charles street.
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WANTEn

FOR the U. s. Army; able-bodied, unmar- rled men, between the ages of 21 and 35; citizens of United States. of good char acter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Fo- in- formation apply RECRUITING OEFIC- ER, S90 Chapel street, New Haven; 66 State street, Hartford; 1922 Main street, Bridgeport, or 199 Bank street, Water bury, Conn. o1-d31
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SLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT
 AGENCY,T8S CHAPEL STREET Estab- llshed It years. Largest, best in the state. kinds of work. Sent anywhere n28 If
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N1fsreIIarrenats.

FOR SALE-l,eo0 set Patent Stove Brick: every set warranted one year. Orders re- ceived 763 STATE STRENT.
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MRS. BUSH, 2s1 Grown Street. Magnetic Massage Office treatment from 2 .. n.
 Morning by appointment; also treatment at patients residence. ap11
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-08

dress the Mems league at The Second
Baptist church tonight.
The weekly drill meeting of the Fourth
division OF Naval Reserves will be held
i'm the armory I'm the Town hall tonight.
Several polo clubs have recently been
formed and there are a number OF play
ers out for practice every day ON the
various ponds in the town.
Bueklin Post, 40. 90 G.. A. r., will
meet in Grand Army hall in Rays block
this evening.
Several barses arc discharging coal at
Wiikesbarre Pier and a large one is
being relieved OF her cargo at the Bar
rington dock.
One diphtheria card was removed by
the health department yesterday. No
new cases OF conta gious diseases have
been reported for some time.
Some timing over two-thirds OF this
years tax has already been collected
The total tax Is sl2s00l and OF this
amount about $500 has been paid. Sew
eral poll taxes have also been paid.
Highway Commissioner McManus is
busy putting the roads in the Second dis
trict In shape for the winter.
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WARREN.

Tie funeral OF Michael Quinn. who
died At his homo on Church street last
Saturday. was solemnized from ~. Mary =
churc hyesterday morning at o'clock.
4 requiem high mass was sung by Rev J.
II. o'Keefe. Intcrment was in St Mary's
cemetery.
st. Mary's &. 7. A, society have recently
organized an association football team
and elected Thomas Monahan manager
and William Monahan captain. The line
up Is as follows: Kelly r. W; \. Buff
fngton. r. w. O'Malley. e. a.; Cavsnagh,
T. b.: RybauZyh r. h.. " Murray. g.;
Lorilaut, l. w, smith .. The trst prac-
ticc game will be played next Saturday
on the North End grounds
The Ladies' Temperance auxiliary held
a meeting and completed arraneoia ents
ton au opcrotta, which is 90 be held IN
Institute hell next sunday evening
st Mary'E c T. A. society heid its
regular seni-sacathly meeting ~. their
rooms IN Institute hall. Business of rou-
tine nature was transacted and 81 new
members were elected.
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HARRINGTON.

The moath!y meeting OF the town coun-
cal was hold in the council chember.in the
town hall yesterday afternoon, with full
board I'm attendance, IN tho session as a
court OF probate the will of George a.
Noble was admitted 80 probate and Eras-
tus Buckingham was appointed executor
without bonds.
Tn. will OF p, Annie Redfern was also
admitted TO probate and John n. Goodal
of Fall River wss accepted 90 executor
without bonds
Anne Waddick. administrator OF the es-
tate of john waddick VAS granted per
mission TO sell real estate 70 pay debts
OF the estate
The inventory ~ the administrator Of
the estate % owen Kirby was received
and permission was given thc adminia-
traitor 20 sell 81 per inventor al rri-
vste sale
IN sessios as town council authorit}
Nss given the highway commissioner 90
dispose o. th- olo piping taken from cen
raj bridge
The petition OF : Henry woodward -
al for me acceptance % Martin ave-s-.
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PAWTuCkET.

Tower Post. q. A. r.. elected officers
last evening. A large number of comrades
took part In the election which was pre-
sided over by Elhanan Mowry. Thomas
j. Godder was elected commander. John
II. whipple. senior vice commander. John
IT, Harper. Junior vice commander; A. Il.
Pierce. quartermaster; George +. Young.
surgeon. and Rev j. j. Woollay, chap
lain. Installation will take place the first
Monday evening in January.
This evening the school committee will
meet and as there are three applicants
for he position OF ,tuant officer some cx-
citemcnt is expected.
Consul George J. n. NicaIit presided at
last evenings meeting OF w. A North
colt CAMP Modern Woodmen. AZ the
election OF officers he was reelected con-
sui After tho election there we're re-
marks or the 1ood ana welfar2 during
which ciesfs supplied by District Deputy
* koopman PSre enjoyed.
Detective FIerry arrested Gdry Sholtz
for shop lifting yesterday at She New
Idea store. Mary's pcnchant was curtain
ware ~ she had with her when arrested
lace curtains and a pair OF rcd portieres.
Frederick W. raston presided at last
evenings meeting OF the Business Mems
association. Fred \. wilbur OF Providence
lcctured on "A Vacation Trip 10 the
Rangcley Region.
John J. O'Counor was elected grand
knight at the efectiou OF officers IN De
lpucy colncii last evening.
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BRISTOL.
Many Features Of kcCirly Case
sill Puzzle the Authorities.
Oihar Items Of interest.

Yesterday was the first regular pay roll
issued by the new rubber works upon
Wood street. The piece workers on foot
wear were somewhat surprised when they
were informed that their ticket wouldsbe
Increased daily, and that number Of old
shoemakers were to be taken in this week,
as the demand for tennis and gum shoes
was largely in excess of the present
ticket, and 10 meet the demind the shoe
ticket is TO be doubled. The owner ana
manager Mr.. Torrance McCartN. VIII be
met tomorrow~by 1obocrs from ~; Louis
Nc, and Chicago, both firms being de-
sirous Of making contracts for all the
tennis and gum shoes that he can pos
Sibiy turn out
Rev. Mr.. schuh. former pastor of the
State Street NJ. T.. church, and now lo-
Gated in Philadelphia, paid some OF the
me bers Of the church a flying visit on
Friday and Saturday, returning back Sat
urday evening.
Now that the facts have been fully de-
veloped relative 10 the finding of Mich
ael McCarty nearly frozen TO death i'm
barn on the Nlinturn farm, owned by the
town, IL In now somewhat of.a mystery, as
it was reported that when found the door
was locked, but such is not the fact. the
doors OF the building being secured on
the outside by several large logs placed
against the door. which goes TO show con-
clusively that someone besides himself
had been there; lie is as yet unable to
ing locked up and as he is comfortable
the doctor is hopeful OF his recovery.
The Jewish society Agudas Archlm held
a meeting sunday afternoon at its new
rorns on Richmond street for the purpose
OF electng Officers, but owing TO somo
cause the matter was continued TO sub
seuuent meeting.
Mrs. James Brown of Brooklyn. y. Y.
who has bee ns guest Al the Hotel Bel
vedere, returned home yesterday after
noon.
The ragttIa7. eoSsior ,f ~ n-aha.o ,n,,r.
was held yesterday forenoon. The re-
quest for the appointment OF Parmenuis
skinner, Jr., as administrators OF the es-
tate OF Mary Dexter Wyath was con-
tinued The will Of Mary Ann Peters
was submitted for probate and James NJ
Peters for approval as executor The
petition OF George IT, Peck. executor OF
the estate of Ruth a. NJ WardweH. to
sell real estate was continued for a de-
cision.
The account of George III. Peck guar
dian of Ruth A. VI. Wardwell was con-
tinucd Inventory for allowance on es-
tate of William II. Gray was continued
Inventory on the estate OF Joseph w.
Robbins for allowance was continued In
ventory on the estate Of Michael Lavender
for allowance was continued, The will
OF Phebc y Sisson was submitted for
probate ondsorder of notice granted
The Bible class meeting or the Epworth
league will be held this evening at the
residence of Miss Minnie Potter on Wash
ingtOn street
This evening Chinese social and con-
cert will he held by the Junior Epworth
league and the Standard Bearers.
Miss Bullock. whose age is % years IL
quite III at her home on High street
Up 20 the present time nearly all of the
poll tax has been collected by Town
Treasurer George II. Peck
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SPORTS IN LAKEWOOD.

Tho worlds play Is quite as important
as it, work. You don't believe u? Then
YOU should study your world history
more carefully. TO find proof I'm plenty
tina there never wss a time when relax
alton change and diversions of some
form Nere not rega rded IA essentials by
the best and greatest workers ever
known
And more and more In these driving
modern davs the play-hours ~ men ~
affairs have prominent place on their
daily schedules The intsnse and pitiless
thought which maps out the almost
inhuite datsI C. tremaI6ous opera tions.
OF which the world learns az the break
fast table must De broken and cast aside
for little time each day. or intellect will
fail
lakewood without ts NsrieG orportuni-
ties Tor the sport and amIs-men: Of busy
mcN can hardy bo imagined: certainly.
would lose interest. They come hero.
singlv and IA parties, 10y hundreds, for
day or a week or month; establish
s.s-ir headQuartefs aud are thereafter
found o. gio golf l'nks, poln cOcrss. or in
the woods rE-y brinv their fs~crite
saddle horses and drivers; order their
cycles sent down. ur SPIT Z hours with
their guns at tho traps, or IN boats on the
lake. Ia one way or another. they live
out oi doors. exercise in tho open, recover
appetite end sleep sound o nights. Ma
turally thsv rctarn 20 business new men.
Still safer ~ tho habit of growing nam
berS who ere in business. 10 locate homes
lore. golnr into town each day and re-
tutTicE e. ssc son for an hour or two of
sport before dinner The great tourna-
menfs which ~ regular Intervals have
been hgd for years are field days FOR
golfer and polo experts ell over tho
country. and Lakewood is recognized as
a -
great eastern elites
To know more .tcut Lakewood send 4
- g NJ. Burt scnr-al psssenger srcn,
it3 Liberty street New York city fer .
Do)klet on Lakewood. rs free for The Y
sskins.
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VALLEY VILLAGES
RsV. J. ?. Bourgeois Celebrates
l8h Anniversary Of His Or.
dInation Tsdly.

To-Day Rev Joseph II. Bourgeois, pastor
of the ct. Jean Baptiste church ~ Arctic
Centre. celebrated the 10th anniversary OF
his ordination into the church today and
IN honor OF the event the French societies
sent delegates TO the church 90 attend the
mass tt.s morning. Fr. Bourgeois also
gave a short sketch OF his life which was
very interesting. lie vas horn In at. An
toine near Montreal. lie later removed
with his parents to 81. Anne. where he
attended the 81. Anne academy. Latev ne
attended the 81. Hyaciuth college from
which institution he graduated In 1883
Later after a course at the Theological.
Seminary In Montreal he became an IN
structor at the St Hyacinth college In
mathematics He was ordained on Decem-
ber sth, 1887. and later came TO the Sacred
Heart OF Mary church In Central Falls.
where he remained for Ave years as an
assistant pastor. For Ave years moro he
was the head OF the boys club connected
with st. AIMS church I'm Woonsocket and
was the organiser OF the famous 81.
AIMS Band of 81 pieces
He also raised the funds which werc
necessary TO the building OF the handsome
gymnasium owned by the club. He came
TO Arctic Centre In 1925 and at once began
the rcmodelliug OF the church and had
not finished until all cf the buildings
owned by the parish were put In good
condition. At present as result of his
careful MANAGEMENT the parish Is IN a
condition and is very prosper
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vill meet tomorrow evening, when the
subcommittee appointed by tho general
chairman w. L. Banspach, will make
their reports.
John Williams and Thomas Fisheuden,
Englishmen. who have been in this coun-
~ hat a few days were found sleeping IN
a barn al li7 Dclaine street by the police
early this morning. and were taken into
custody as suspicious persons.
a breastpiate and a peir OF traces
were found on Delaine street b. a citizen
last evening and await an owner az the
Cheftee street police station.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Murray
viii be held tomorrow morning at fy
Laurel Hlll avenue and the interment
will be az Webster, Mass.
Emery Belknap motornan on ,hs
Broadway line. has returned from a
hunting trip which he spent with his
parents on their farm at Greenville
This being known as Lady Day" SER
vices were held In st. Anthony,s church
at and 7:20 this morning and both were
very largely attended.
Hose IL was called to extinguish
chimney FIRE at 81 Putnam street az 7:4s
last evening
The Misses Laura Smith and Florence
Adams OF Granitevilie arc spending Q
few days with friends in this vicinity
Patroinaan Henry Of the Chaffee street
station has returned 20 duty after short
VIZ cation.
Walter Tarrow OF Scituate has ac-
cepted n position as bookkeeper nj the
Weybosset mills.
JOHN o'coNNElL.
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store a,,e
Iaupdrs Is Just above the postoficA
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MEETS TONIGHT.
PORTSMOUTH,.

4 special meeting OF the town council
was held in the Town ham i'm regard 20
the request that the Old Colony railroad
ssould KAN it's electric cars on the ISL
and road on half hour instead of hour
tine superintendent Siebel was pres
ent an. agreed 60 D. new schedule OF half
hour time 20 bsgiu by car leaving tbe
barn For Fa'! River az 1870 n, ~. aui
for Newpc-t az y a. N nEG continue
untE al Aoi- la 4hc evening. which wil
be announced later cr.
Twenty-s1- ,ncirbe,s OF the Ladies
Association Of o FaUls church met at
the Guild hoVsA rriday afternoon and
evening. Supper was served by the
corN1ittee. Mrs. q 3turE.s pJarcc. Mrs
John J.. Borden ao3 Mr7. Joseph ".
Greene
Mr Lorenzo -. Tallnssr aga Nlr
Jonathan &. Gould are confined 20 their
homes with serious illness.
PURSUANT to a vote passed 4, tbe lace
annual meeting. authorizing TIE trustees
90 build a new fence between the ceme-
terry land and adjoining land OF Chris
topher Manchester notice was given
that the posts for the fence vcrc pur-
chased and that fence would soon be
built By q vote section . Of the by
laws was amended which provides that
the fec FOR grave digging for adults sha n
be N and for children 81
n was voted tha, the superintendent he
directed 10 collect all fees for digging
graves at the time such graves are or
dered. II was also voted that no lots
will be cared for by the corporation dur
ing tho year 1904 unless the fee asked
by the corporation Of 1909 io paid on or
before April | lac.
Or a. - CONWAY has retGrHci from
hi8 trp 20 Now York
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1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

was continued until the next regular
meeting.
An ordinance was passed I'm regard TO
tho licensing OF junk dealers i'm the town
and another imposing licenses OF ped
dlers and hawkcrs.
The current bills were approved and
ordered paid, after which the council adj
journcd.
Last night a meeting Of tho committee
of citizens was held in the town hall for
the purpose of considering arrangements
for the observance OF the purchase of the
town from tho Indians. There were a
number Of speakers who addressed the
meeting on the subject. including Hon
T. w. Bicknell, who is an authority on
local history.
IL Il probable that there will be an en-
thusiastic celebration. as Barrngtonians
are very proud of the history of their
town aond will not miss this opportunity
10 celebrate its foundation.
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RIVERSIDE.
Good Cheer Whist Club Held
Enjoyable Session Yesterday.
CIsrks Osfeated RInky.Osss.

Yesterday afternoon the Good Cheer
Whist club held very enjoyable ses-
sion Mrs. a. L. Winchester was high
score with 81 points TO her credit. There
were number OF other good scores
made. Mrs. George W. Patton had q,
Miss Jennie Dewsnsp 20, Mrs. Estus
knights s.. Mrs. Goddard Schoenhardt
70. After the playing there was a very
pleasant time spent IN social intercourse
and buffet luncheon WAS served The
next meeting will bc held with Mrs
George W Patton
CLERKS WON.
There was another bowling contest last
night on tho local alleys between the
East Providence Grocery Clerks and the
Bnky Dees in which the grovcry clerks
pulled out with two strings hey lost
the first string, but pulled themselves
together and went in 10 win the other
two
This they succeeded IN doing after
some very close work. although neither
OF the teams did anything phenomenal or
came very near setting the river anre
by their work. The totals at tho close
Of tho contest were not high, neither
team coming near the LOO mark.
GOING TO PAwTUCKET
This evening Riverside Lodge. No. 81.
h, cf T.. will go 20 Pawtucket for the
purpose of making fraternsl visit 10
Eureka lodge OF that city. They will
take with them a class OF about Is can
didates for Initiation in the third degree.
who Will be put through the sprouts by
the degree team OF Eureka lodge
The lodge vii, go out i'm a special car
chartered for the oce aston in which they
vii. 20 through without change OF cars.
Considera BILE interest has heen manifest
ed In the trip and II is probable that n
humber OF members OF other lodges will
accompany the local lodge on the trip.
SCHOOL CLOSED
Yesterday the rooms In the Turner ave-
nue. building were all closed the teachers
Of the building taking the day for their
visiting day. The teachers OF the pub
Iic s,hools I'm this town are allowed one
day m each term as visiting day and
yesterday was the day selected by the
teachers in the rooms I'm this building.
The schools will close at the end OF next
week for the annual holiday vacation.
HORSE DIED.
Elmer T.. Knowlton lost valuable
horse last night. He was aroused some
time in the night by q noicc I'm the stable
and hastily dressing himself he went to
the barn and found that ono Of his horses
was down. lie did all that he could for
the animal. but IL was found that IL was
from an attack OF spinal
menengitis and all efforts to save IL were
unavailing.
MEETS TONIGHT
The regular meeting OF Gen. A. T..
Burnside Council No. s. O. l.. A. NJ
will be held IN Mechanics hall on Bul-
locks Point avenue this evening. There
Is considerable interesting business to
come before the meeting and IT Is expect
cd that the session will be an enjoyable
one.
The semi monthly meeting OF ST.
Marks guild will BE- held this evening.
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!1AGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black, prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maser and
Hairworker. 169 fremont street. Boston.
IL is simple. safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poisons. use IL once and
you will never use any other BLANDIN0
& BLANDING. 81 Wey bosset street
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Personal.

Air. and Mrs. Dothrop II Lewis, who
have been spending Thanksgiving week
AZ the residence OF their son. Rev. Les
ter Lewis. have returned 20 their home
or Mary avenue. Rev. Mr.. Lewis In n
graduate ~ the East Providence high
school and is we'll known I'm this town.
he now has pastorate In IAnesville,
Pa
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LOCAL ITEMS

The regular meeting 81 Reliance Lodre.
No ss. I q. .. p. will ne held I'm odd
Fellows hail tonight
Tins evening = business n. leting OF tho
christian Endesor society. connected
with the United Congregational church
VIII be held ~ tho -eeldencs OF Rev q
y. Gordon or R'assF svenus
There was nothins doins AZ police
headquarters this nnc--lng
nfY Df Glssson - I.onsdals viii ad.
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THE SCHOOLS.

Next week will hnish up the present
term and then there will he the usual hol-
iduy vacation OF two weeks, The winter
term will commence January at which
time II is expected that Allen +. Keith.
the new superintendent OF schools will
assume. the duties OF tho position 10
which be has been chosen. MIR. Keith has
already secured a house. it IL reported
and will take up his residence in this
town az soon as possible The next meet
ing OF the committee will bc held Decem-
her oS
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OUR BOYS WON.

There was lively game OF polo on the
railrood pond yesterday between the local
high school team and that OF the Manual
high school. The local team won without
any trouble by score OF II 10 o. The
lineup OF the local team was a. follows:
Walker, centre; Mcdonald and McCor-
mick. rushers; Bourne, left halfback:
Evans. right halfback: Schmid. goal.
The next game will be played December
70, on the East Providence Ice pond.
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JOHN o'coNNELL.
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store si,e
IAupdrS r. Just above the postoficA
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AN ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon one OF the resi-
dents of Seekonk was driving UP Warren
avenue whom a part OF his harness broke
and the vehicle swerytd IN one side I'm
such a manner that the horse was sud
denly tripped against the curbstone and
fell down.
The animal got upon his feat again and
after the harness had been repaired the
outfit proceeded on its way. one of the
animals knees was skinned, but except
ing this and the broken harness no dam
age was done.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-01-03
Territory OF ARIzoSA,


l. Phil Herold County Recorder in and for
the COUNTY and Territory aforesaid, do hereby
certify that have compared the foregoing with
the original copy of Articles of Incorporation
of the ''SONORA DRY PROCESS MINING
COMPANY" fled and recorded in my office
the eleven n day of December 1902 EOolS of
MISCELLANEOUS X cords, at pages----------
Et seq and that the same Is a full. true and
correct copy of such original and of the whole
thereof
set my hand and affixed my official seal this
11th. Gay of DeceIn Der, 4. j 1892.
PHIL HEROLD.
County Recorder.
First Date OF publication December 18th 100