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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-16
CHURCH SCORED
AGAINST CRITICS.
Continued from Eighth Page.

Continued from Eighth Page.
practice that in Savannah" Mr..
Strong continued, ironically. for II
you go walking down Bull street with
some one not your equal you'll be cut;
you'll have to be very careful" In con-
GLIDING Mr.. Strong again summed up
the duties of society and of the church
and said that in the church of God
there should be no distinctions.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-16
The Millionaire Candidate.

The mammon of unrghteousness'
is the ancient expression for the mod
ern barrel which plays such a part in
the politics dominated by the devil
This influence is direct and indirect.
The adoption by the nation of the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-16
DEVIL DOMINANT
IN OUR POLITICS
BOSS is CENTER OF SYSTEM
UNDER THE RULE OF SATAN, SAYS
REV. 4. VI. WILLIAMS.

The Boss n MephistOphelia Artist
Tint Plays the Keys of the Human
OrEnn TIL They sound Forth an
Anthem TO His AdvantRge-Run-
ming the Government with the
Lid ORA Play to Those in
PoNver-The saloon and Gambling
Element.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-16

GROVES TASTELEsS CHILL TONIC.
Has stood the test twenty-five years.
The first and original tasteless chill
tonic. so cents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-16

Four Thousand Dollars
TO Loan
On City Improved Property.
For Sale Cheap
Naphtha Launch Ruby, also some
finest improved and unimproved prop
erty w. B. ADAMS.
Phone 219 Is Bryan ST. E.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-16

principle the use of public taxation
for private advantage turns loose an
unlimited field for the barrel. Few
times in our history has the barrel in
politics been so undisguised as in the
pending national campaign.
"One man aspires to the presidency
whose one recognizable claim to such
high office is that he is a millionaire.
Another is presented as a favorite SON
on a platform that looks like its whole
purpose is bid for campaign funds.
The defeat of another is freely pre-
dicted on the theory his rashness has
lost him the support of the barrels.
The direct use of money in election
is a glowing shame, and a growing
disgrace to the republic. Too many
common people have followed the ex-
ample of the leaders. The latter fall
down and worship the devil for great
power, the former for petty dollars.
The most hopeless phase of American
politics in the increase of purchasable
votes"
The copper era., 1904-05-19
4 COLORADO JUDGE
 BOASTS THE MILITIA.
Adiourns Court Because of Display of
 Contempt of Civil Law.

Judge Theron Stevens. of Colorado, adjourned the May term of court. a san Miguel county is under martial law. No action was taken on ihe ap- plication to make permanent the in
 junction granted by the court at Ourav restraining the citizens alliance and mine owners from interfering with tue return of deported miners to their homes at Telluride.
 In announcing this decision Judge seven, referred to the fact that when he came in town be was forced to walk through files Of soldiers who had been stationed at the depot with or ders to arrest the depOrted union men whO it was falsely reported were re- turning with the judge.
 The demonstration at the depot upon the arrival of the train" said Judge stevens "could only have been planned and executed for the purpose of showing the contempt Of the mili- tary and q certain portion of this com muuitv for the civil authority of this state and the civil authority of this district. had always been led to sup ,,vso IivtIr --ucn research as .- --sssS,nr been able 10 make that in republic like ours the people were supreme; that the people had expressed their will in d constitution which was en- acted for the government of all in this state. That consti- tuition provides that the military shall always be in strict subOrdination to the civil authorities. It is doubtless differently however by the | executive who has declared this |. county to be in a state of insurrectiOn | and has declared martial law within | it's limits. Such being the case, it would simply be a farce almost to en- force civil law in this county"
The copper era., 1904-05-19
New Jersey Cure for Pneumonia.

A New Jersey health board pub fishes the following as well high in. fallible cure for pneumonia: Take six to ten onions, according to size and chop fine; put in a large spider over a hot fire, then add about the sLme quantits' of rye meal and vinegar enough to make a thick paste. Ir the meanwhile stir it thoroughly, letting it simmer five OF ten minutes. Then put in a cotton bag large enough to cover the lungs. and apply to chest as hot as patient can bear. In about ten minutes change the poultice. and thus continue by relocating the poultces, and in a few hours the patient will be out Of danger.'
The copper era., 1904-05-19
The Little Toy House That Arizona
 Built.

Concerning the appearance oi the Arizona palace at the worlds lair, a visitor from this territory wrote, a short lime ago, says the Reprblican:
 You should see the Arizona build ing. There is no q lestiOn but that everybody will see it that goes to the worlds fair, for the driver of every conve, ance takes you up there on tine nil, just to see the little toy house that Arizona built and they always tell you with great deal of amuse- ment that-'that is the territory that is asking for statehood.
 "rhe house is sixteen feet wide and forty feet long. It has q little porch in front, and thee arches, but not Span iSh style; having lot of curls and giggles. more like d little Japanese pagoda There is just room fo~ the desk Of the officiai in charge, in one room, the center one. On each side Of this is little room. about large enough for lad ies and mems toilets. On the outside Of the building, on one corner. in large letters, is Arizona Building and on the other corner in equally large letters is w. R. Norton, Ar chitect' Honestly it is the funniest thing l saw at the fair.'
The copper era., 1904-05-19
TOntO Dam.

The Tonto dam and reservoir, op which work is now being prosecuted with vigor. will store water sufficient to ;rrig:te 0O,OO0 acres of land in the Salt River valley. It will be second only 10 the great Assuan dam in Egypt and will be an engineering feat Of nOte Here are some of the figures connected with is.
 Height from lowest foundation. 2S5 feet.
 Depth to lowest bed rock 3l feet.
 Thickness at crest, Is feet.
 Thickness at base 1S0 feet.
 Length of dam at level spillway, 653 feet.
 Area of drainage basin, 5756 square miles.
 Area of reservoir II GOO acres.
 Capacity of reservoir l.45O,O0O acre feet.
 Estimated cost Sl 100000.
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Travelling is Dangerous.

Constant motion jars the kidneys which are kept in place in the body py delicate attachments. This is the reason Shat trayelers, trainme q. stree, car men. teamsters and all who drive very much, suffer from kidney disease in some form. Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the kidneys and cures all forms Of kidney and bladder disease Geo. l.. Hausen, locomotive engineer. Lima, O., writes, "COnstant vibration of the engine caused me a great deal of trouble with my kidneys, and I got no relief until 1 used FoIey's k idney Cure.' Arizona Copper Co.
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w. C. Greene, who now writes a monthly letter to the stockholders OG the Greene company, in his letter dated May 2nd, says that the product of the company during April was valued at $150, i90. The company pro- duced 370 900 pounds of copper more in April than in March. Develop ments at Cananea are constantly ex- posing more ore of high grade. The statement of the treasurer shows the company has ou hand in cash and cop per Sl -229, ,0S6. I9. This amount is in excess of the cash working capitol Of the Cananea company and is also in excess of the quick assets at Canauea Your company now has an ample work ing capital. full stock of goods on hand for the economical handling of its busi- ness, and is in condition to show satis- factory and continuous dividends for the future" A. w. Burchard, Fran < II. Kay. John w. Gates, Edwin Haw- ley and H. S. Black resigned as direc- tors and Geo. S. Robbins, Epes Ran. dolph, Gilbert B. Perkins, Wm. V. Thorne and G. l.. Stone We're elected in their places. A dividend of three per cent, was declared. payable May 25th.
The copper era., 1904-05-19
1 Sure Thing.

]. said nothing is sure except l.-.. .aa l~Ss~. but that is rot alto
 .t.-. .te. b.. Kings New Discov- .~v .r Consumption is d sure cure for .l - and throat troubles. Thous- s.-- can te~tiv Go that. Mrs -. F. Na.- care oi shepherd town. w. Va -4r- bad severe ease Of Bronchiti. and .ar 80 year tried everything I re. e', aIt got no relief. One bottle of D.. Kings New Discovery then cate. me @h~o utely." It's infall;ble or C.n. WhoopinG Cough. Grip. Hul u'l.a and Consumption. Try it. It's -uatalic6d by all druggists. Trial bottles tree, Reg. sizes 50r, sl %.
The copper era., 1904-05-19
Too Great a Risk.

inalrlp-t every rcirhb1r111l -H.l one has died f'om Au attack q. cg..t 1T. cholera mnrbu~. often bcforc Wccse.r. could be procured or d physician sum muned. \ reliable remedy fur tr.-. diseases should he kept at hand. The risk is too great tor anyone to '-E. Cham6erlaiu's Colic. Cholera aua Diarrhoea Remedy has Uadouo, y saved the lives of more people and rc- lievcd more pain and suffering than any other medicine in Use. l. can al ways be depended upon. For sale us all dealers in medicine.
The copper era., 1904-05-19
GREATLY ALARMED. By a Persistent Coueh, but Perma nently Cured by Chamberlain's
 Cough Remedy.

Mr. N. P. Burbage. a student at law in Creenyille, $. C., had been troubled Tor four or five years with a continuous cough which he says. greatly alarmed me. causing me to fear that I was in the first stage of consumption. Nr
 Burbage. having seen ChamberIain,s Cough Remedy advertised, concluded to try It, Now read what he says of tt. "l soon felt remarkable chance and after using two bottles of tbe twenty-five cent size. was permauen-Iv cured" Sold by all dealers in med;. cine. ." 'NeuI-
The copper era., 1904-05-19
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice
 For Publication
limited States Land Office Inc.

United States Land office. Tucson. Ariz.
 April . 1901. Notice Is hereby giver that Bruce W Me Laughlin, of SaffOrd, Arizona. has filed notice claim No 3Ols for the :. F.. | N E. I. Sec 20. T. S-S., R. 32 F. q. X s. I;. B X M, before the clerk of the District Court in Solomonville. Arizona. on Monday. the 23rd day of May, 1901 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation aad reclamation of said land: William T. Saunders, John T Cauthen William l.. Cauthen, John Clay, all of Duncan. Arizona.
 MILTON k. MOORE,
 Register. First publication April II, 1904. 5-I9.
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The First Producing Gold Mine in the
 United States.

Written for Mining Reporter by A II Williams The Reid gold mine, in the Blue Ridge mountains. near Fayetteville,
 North Carolina. was the first to pro-
 duce gold in the United States. Tue
 first piece Of gold found a the mine
 was in the rear l799 by Conrad Reid,
 boy about twelve years old, and son or John Reid, the owner.
 The discovery was made in an acci-
 dental way. The boy above named,
 ln company with his sister and younger
 brother, went to a small stream called
 Meadow creek for the purpose of shoot ing fish with q bow and arrow, ant
 while so engaged along the banks O the c"eek Conrad saw yellow sub stance shIning in the water. H'
 waded into :he creek and picked 1t up
 and found 1t to he some kind of metal and carried t home. Mr. Reid eI amined it, but as gold in native state
 was unknown, not only in North Car
 idea what it was. The piece wa about the size of a small "smoothine ] iron"
 Mr. Reid kept the piece for -evera
 years in his house on the floor to keeI ; the door froa-4blowing shut. In the
 yes.sas ets r;;sh h snt to market at Fay ydre ple3e q s.sias 5Iassr~ s Fayetteville he lowed the stone" to a jeweler who immediately told him it was gold and requested Mr. Reid to leave it with him, saying that he would Aux it. Mr. Reid left it with the jeweler, and on returning, several days later, was shown bar of gold about eight inches in lenght. The jeweler then asked Reid what he would take for the bar. Mir. Reid, not knowing the value of gold, thought he would ask a "big price" and accord inglv demanded ''three dola and fifty cents." The jeweler readily paid the price.
 After returning home Mr Reid ex- amined the locality and found gold on the surface along the creek lie then associated with himself F. Kison, James Tool and Martin Phifer In the year 1903 piece Of gold weighing twenty-eiGht pounds was found.
 The following is the weight of the different nuggets found at the mine from 1903 to 1885: 1903, 2S pounds; 1891, 224 pounds; 1891. g! pounds; 1885, 3O4 pounds. In January, Is4S. ll5 pounds of gold, standard weight, was discoyered, and it is estimated that this mine has produced two mill lions iu virgin gold in the form of nuggets. It is still beng worked in a small way. The claims now contain about 500 acres of land.
The copper era., 1904-05-19
Tunnel Completed.

The great Poland tonne. .- O.. pletcd Last week the dri.I.r- a. ... LynN creek Caca hroEr tA 5l-n ... last feN feet of car.b and ylep. .. most gigantic enterprises ct.r a.. taken m the west va au a.c,uu .... fact.
 The accuracy o' outip.
 shown by the disclosing O. "o ..I. connection of the opruiur H.u ~. Poland side and 'hc Lvns c....
 The length of tbc tunnel i- S1-I ... and the drilling of it i- ag .Hc..... the railroad building which ta. r... the mineral wealth of Naea.. c..... south and east of Prescott u.,.-. involving the buildiug of tI' I..-.... % Eastern. the Poland raiI.H. l.. the Bradshaw Mountain railroad.
 The railroad wa- tir-t brlt t' N.t. and then the Poland line from H... on the Prescott X Eastern t' tH. ..... and the mining property O. ta. |- land Mining company vho-e ..- ... the" progress was barred by th. m...- tain, which has just been p.,.c.j
 In the meantime the B.at-b.. Mountain railroad Wa cor-tra-..I. tapping the rich region further south.
 The tunnel was constructed Ior j.. double purpose of developing th. properties of the Poland comoauy aa. for traaS In the course oC coustrua ton, great ore deposits hav- i---- -I7 countercd, at depth O, Slo i,,'. -o that the holdings of ;he company lar. been immensely increased.
The copper era., 1904-05-19
Wanted.

Spe ,iai Represen 'utivos in this county and adjoining tc"rifotie>, -o represent and advertise an old e-t,r- l.shed business house Of solid Financial standing. Salary S2l weekly, vitl Expenses advanced each Monday br check direct from hca5pua~ters- Horse and buggy furnished when necessary; position permanent. Nd- dress Blew Bros. & Co.,, Room GI0 Monon Bldg, Chicago, I'll. l-7-6
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lands meLtloned ,rns ,z-=-=.=.-=k-=v. =ks--=v v.so..-~-Aeee9s TT

aIei in the Ydma Indian t n. which will be opened for ... ta- Iudians being allowed H.a acres each.
 . r-at difficulty experienced .-e-ea: method of irrigdtiug
 x the great amount Of do"n by the water, espe- .Hmer, when the most water I.. new works will entirely t.f- difficulty, d. the vast ..... -a.er will allow of flushing basins and carrying this ..5 th- river below.
 au absolutely unfailng sup ...r ia the Colorado river and .H.. o' it, water can be used, . a- the river is highest in ...n most water is Leeded. H..-tion of this great work ,ama one Of the fairest -. .-e'4 and will add greatly to .H.l and population of both .. ~JIfhcrn California.
The copper era., 1904-05-19
To Cure a Cold Tn One Day

Take Laxative Promo OuIuinc TaL- lets. All duggist- refund thc money if it fails tO cure. L.. ". Grove -Ir- nature isOn each boNutc
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hNow All MrN uy ru-F PEf,i>I. That We. inc undersigned. J. , Etsrharit. % o. Brown and W W Goisnafk all of thc County Of Los Angeles in the state of 'aIif,rria. have voluntarily associated oar.crrc. t.-.th.r f.r The purpose of forming a corporation under Gle laws of thc Territory of Ausnra
 AND WI po hErIHN 'TErrFA.
 !. That tb. nam. s 4 .f ...-r-, ...-.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 STATEHOOD MINING co.
TERRITORY or AEIzoNAl
 County of Graham N

l. NH Simms. county recorder iu and fs- me county of Graham Territory of Nftr-na fa n'T'pN CcftliN that have carefully rurnf.s-f..f Il The within snd following. made tv Gro a 'ofoiu. and consisting ofs vares t..sfl.. an. one. with the records 10 my ofsre am lad .h- same Co bc a full true and cor-.rt copy of tf.- Mithiu m"uiiorcd aGtielss uf tn.a-f.rrsffrr rs me same appcars of rccori fu fh. nf.r af .sff hcroricr. and further crrti's that fnr .r-r. u, and s.
 In witness whereof havc he-.-..,-, ..f ,-,. hand and afiXci the srr' .r rrr .Ir.. this Srd day of May. \ n isss
 NiT >iwN-. County Essnu-.frr f>cal.
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Stops the Cough and Works oa th.

Cold. Laxative Bromo-puuue luu. lets cure q cold in one day. No tur. m RlN nri,.r . rtnt-
The copper era., 1904-05-19
NEW MEXICO NEWS

5car.et ieve- e4i-t- la L.r1-.....
 George Richardson, who " -
 wife gear ago left plu.- t.'.-
 Canauea, Mexico, died a.. .t ..
 place, May :. Deceased. w.o
 year7 Of age. wa- one oF ta. o'.
 cers of Grant coau'v, aoI mad.
 Nlto7 h.- nome tLe g~eatet I. ..
 bis time. since coming t3 Gra.t e. ..
 following the occlpaiIl .- smith. \ la~2- c.r-..
 will oe pained ;o h.a- O, .r.i.
 sons demise.
 \ party Of C. F. Jv ].
 in Silver City la-t w.ee -....a
 inspection ose- tae ...
 critics of ,b. c.. ....
 "ierro. They were a-a.m ...
 Superintendent McNaIr ort..
 c Grande division or tuc ~-..
 While in the city, the aur4..e... was made bv ore Of thc oGe...- work would be resumed at Fi.. .,.. vc"v short time. Tlf- vtu b. news to the people Of that oi-t- -. the company when working f.. e- pacity, gives employment tJ hundred men.-Eutcrpri-.
 s-- s.....zsA-.z.------- enc Smeitrnz -.r
 Michigan and Wi-con-.u some time -ince commenced tions for the pu-cha-e of .H. City shelter. Refor. tA- I va completed the -w..t.- a- down. ft Wal thought tu.. the end of the affair. ar. '.. CItq would haze uo -H.'..- week the CCmauche people Ia. peared at 9ilvcr City a1aaaa.... had bought all the Air.. h.,5 '-[t smelter aud were going tl .-.e-. '.. hund red ton 9melt-r ou tH.... This is the ercatr-t p..c. O. -..u the town has met in e.ar-. I'm G thing the company wiit d3 ,a n.. a machine shop and tleu u.t machinery in the ruin tur.r.u save what has not been ruined ..- fire and Use it in th" u.w -. There i- said 10 D. au abH.la.. -. capital behind the c)mplur.- I.i......
 The oldest bell in Am.-,-. a.... part of the New Mexico c.UiH.. d. .. St Louis exposition. The t.l I9S pounds. and wa- uap'.-.a .a.. Josefa IL wa east in spain . .. .. The Las Vegas optic has tDo ....u. ing to say about the b...: "ta. ... ;o~y of the bell l. very rt..u.. n. data being fu"ni-hcd bt TtHr C.s- dcrt of Bcrnalillo. L. Wa- 0....- over from spain by one 70, ih. i.. petitions to Mexico aod uH '..... Juan de padilla, one ot th. fa.,.-- can Fathers who accompanied '... nado to New Mexico. | u-.nr ..- hung in one of the mission ct..e. established in one Of the -ry.H t.'..- Of Cibolla. From th,r, ii Ua- ...... to Gran Qui vera where it u.- hu0- '. the church of which 'h- ruins ... still visible. From Gran QIit,.u i.. Was taken t0 AiGodour-. wIe.. i. l.- hung in the parish church .,.- Fdttcr Padiila wa7 ku..d E.. u.. guiies while on the wt. '-au .. luivera to Algodoa .-. G.e. .... Ote"O required tne relic frln ... church authorities al Niul I.,f..-
The copper era., 1904-05-19
LIDS 70
 BE THROWN OPEN.
Three s'ili0l for Construction of Dam
 91 Colorado Near Yuma.

~,a.c- irrigation enIi- determined on the plans lato1 the lower Colo r.a- Yuma and t i= an tle secretary of the in- mt has approved an o10 UJO for the work. located twelve miles a. taa place where the through the glacial mo .arla4 the ice age.
 -rev o' the Colorado WAS hoped that d dam or -src.ent height to onto the mesa to the Yuma. bat 10 good foun- D. found for q dam o' ....e and the works d. o..v irrigate he bottom to t.- "irer. though It l. t... tae -y-tem will be eX- fad. tue Imperial valley irrigation of that great
 L..
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AfI Traius rnrrv passenger-

All Trans carry pi-~thsfi-
 Make close connection at Bowie with c trains for both East and West and af Globe a Ifh stage lines tO Paysou. Upper -Hlf Riyrr Valley. Riverside. Tonto Basin. Ray and blacs Warrior Mines A N BFAf suff
 FPF- V RANDOLP President
The copper era., 1904-05-19

Clipped beef, cold boiled ham. fresh oysters at Clifton Market
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o.acF BiSbee Murder.

~ns-Ijing, well known in
 .- murdered one night last
 aery Cuich, between the
 .t ai-tict and tue business ,.fE.
 l-'- dead body was discov- pom being examined it was .... I.lt his throat had been cut. i.. u."ee Wal not committed for Iau'-a oj robbery, i. tu. pockets of the . u. .4- 'oand money and his ..i a. H.en taken.
 -H.1 rut mu"dcr was commit
 known. but il i~ believed to .a.. occurred carly .u the night One ...s ...E.r,. who made several .H- H.j Light district after
 .- ui seeing opaulding's ' opposing it to be some per- s..... "a drunk, gave 1t no
 .a. sut the first passerby .. .... aa l- dead man and gave ....- "a- at one time employed ..n..- messenger on the l.. r. ... ....11j, but lately has been .... iie Ho.brook shaft.
The copper era., 1904-05-19

.'u oI Arizona has been rc-
 D.. ai. the big railroad ..fH..a. tec important western
 .....r Nr. Harrison, of the
 i...jc. Mir. Gould of tue
 a-ll. system and later by -.a operators of the Rock
 ..u. who were here yester- . ... .,uiur or these railroad .....- has given 'ise 10 all kinds of ... Huo-jtione as to the ob- ti-it>. All these stories
 .u ,4e assumption that the .-.m- are trying to buy the . e -. ". .uiiroad. This may O.
 tr.e. TryiOg tO buy and
 .o sO are two different
 a. his paper does not believe ...- Of the l.. Paso X south .snsi have any desire or '. -.H it The road was built .H..e. .r.Ia., ,he great enterprises
 u Arizona and Mexico by
 D..-c N Co. since its con- s.g argc business outside of .'. .,Se interests has been -.s aH.. aud 1t is hard to imagine .. r..-.a lu- selling the road to any oa.. Before the road was built the - .s y--1y ietfued what nigh freight .t..- --Hu.teo 10 and should the n..-.. owners ot the road part with it
 ~...- mo-l likely be given an- .... l..-aa .a freight rates in the fu- ".. O.. thing We believe Is certain, t.a. very soon the Fl Paso * ~.l..". ..ra will become d part Of d ..... ...o railroad connecting the ,a-t v... tHe Pacific coast, but what .a Ull control the through line ...g o..t H' u matter of speculation.- ocr- las Amer can.
The copper era., 1904-05-19

N.I a..er heard oc any one using Ia.. Honey and Tar and not being sat- .-. Arizona Copper Co.
The copper era., 1904-05-19

T.'- Honey and Tar is peculiarly .'r asthma, bioCchitis ana l,..-.-e--. Arizona Copper Co
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A sf ( An

Notary Puhiir iu and for I... Aur,.. Nothrihl seal County. -tafs eff H. f.fruir Ny commission "xrifc- Con th' ifh Is. of Haf. l.0l first publication May lSh tt
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[ ' RIIAHIts H BK'INN
 W W sBp~MAEh
state oi alifuruin. Ggf1uft nfIAe Anr...f.


 County of Los Angclss -r.
 Before me. A NJ Cntss 10 Not4rt FrHI.. LII. nnd for inc County of Lu- AugsI,- ~fHf.. ..f tnlifornih. on this day p.r-punIlf Hrfsnr..Ir EN"rhafdN. IT. C. Brown Hui N W f.taIsiuafs kuowil Co nc tp br fhr f,frsui4s wifi... nanft.s are subscribed fp th" foregoing instrument sr..f acknowledged to ins that they aud ,lsh .I fI....i executed thc same f"f ihf PurPn-s uHI f...I...I crdtiou therein cNprss-ed
 Given under iny hand rud sslI af s.r..s f. .. S'ih day Of April. \. D i'0t
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'TTI' . V1' " . 7'V F''---7 m - - countercd, at d depth O. S1o iD.'. -o that the holdings of the company lavo been immensely inc-ea--d.