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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Government receipts, Wednesday:
From internal revenue. $50, 1871; Gus
toms, $.0a7 ,S91: miscellaneous, $l13. S23.
Expenditures. $1,290,0O0
Gross earnings of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad for the year as
shown i'll statement issued WedneS-
day. exhibit an increase Of s., t19,60O.
One of the first jail convictions for
prize fighting in Montreal. Que, took
place. Wednesday. Jimmy" Brooks.
formerly of BROOKLYN. and Jack Walsh
OF Montreal. who fought in a Ilaud ball
alley in the center of the city, were
sentenced TO three months each by
Judge Choquet.
TIE directors of the Erie Railroad,
"Wednesday. declared Il dividend of 4
per cent. on Erie second preferred stock
and the regular semi annual divident
OF > per cent. on the 1irSt preferred
stock. The dividend on the second pre-
ferred stock is payable in two install
mentS, the first in September of this
year. and the second in April. 1906.
The frightfully mangled body of n
man supposed to be Isadore Jacobson
of Worcester, Mass, was picked up on
the Boston & Maine Railroad. Wednes-
day. fragments of flesh and clothes be-
ing scattered along the roadbed for a
mile 1t is supposed that the man was
killed by the Bar Harbor express which
passes through Worcester shortly af-
ter 1 a. NJ.
The Chicago City Railway Co. late
Wednesday. filed a bill in the United
States circuit court at Chicago, for ar
injunction to restrain the city of Chi
scago from interfering with any of the
company's lines. The municipal own
erShip ordinance. passed by the city
council. last March. is attacked as be
ing unconstitutional and the court is
asked to grant relief from any rrejudi-
cIai act OF the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
DISSOLUTION REPORT
Favored by the Rksdag-Session Held
to Discuss Situation.

Stockholm. Sweden. July 20. Both
Houses of the RiksdaS have held secret
sessions to discuss the report (prescnt-
cd. yesterday of the special commit
tee appointed by the Riksdag to deal
with the crisis between Norway AMI
Sweden. 1t Is understood that the re-
port was approved in principle.
Some regret is expressed ut the
resignation of the Swedish government
beofre the Riksdag had acted OH the
committees report as it is feared 1t
may impede progress towards a solu-
ton of the difficulties between Sweden
and Norway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
AFTER FOUR DAYS SHOOT
Teams Are Selected To Represen:
Army In Annual Shoots.

Niagara Falls. y. ", July 26.-As
the result of four days target shooting
just closed at Fort Niagara. two teams
were selected to represent the Depart
ment of the East III the army shoot. the
infantry at Fort Dearborn, Ill.,, and the
cavalry at Fort Riley, kas.
The teams selected follows: Infantry
second Lieut.. II. II. Dimon, Second
Engineer Corps; list Lieut.. r. II. Pol
lion, Jr.. Porto Rico: Capt. Miles Is.
Taulbtc, Porto Rico Corporal Evaris-
to Correa, Porto Rico; Sergeant a.
Sparrow. Second Battalion, Engineer
ing Corps; Corporal John Stanton, LIST
Infantry; 1st Sergeant r. G. Clintron
Porto Rico; I'd Lieut.. y. T. Bump, Sth
Infantry; I'd Lieut.. 5. W. Anding. 9Th
Infantry.
Cavalry-Second Lieut.. c. r. Norton.
18th Cavalry; LIST Sergeant James Du-
bovicsky, 18th; Lieut.. c. II. Romcyn
18th; LIST Serst. Otto Kuntke, 18th;
Lieut.. y. II. Davidson, 18th.
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SANFORD YOUNG LADY
wees Boston Youth Unbeknown To
Parents Who Forgive Iriiscr.tion.

Boston. Mass, July ga dispatch to
the Boston Herald from Sanford. Me.
says: Irving ]. Bryant and Miss Ethel
May stiles. both of this town, visited 4
Methodist parsonage in Providence and
were married unknown to their parents.
The bridegroom, aged is. is the son Of
William III. Bryant. He has been employ
Ell as clerk in his fathers grocery store.
he went away. Saturday. his parents sup
posing he was to visit relatives in Maine.
HIS bride. " years of age. is the d;9ngn-
ter OF Mr.: and Mrs. Herbert Stiles cf
Sanford. She Is visiting her sisteF IN
Providence. with whose knowledge 4 the
marriage was planned
II was not an elopement in the fullest
sense. for the young couple have BEEN
Keeping company. Their parents had adj
vised them to wait before marrying.
The young bridegroom states what he
considers a satisfactory defence In the
knowledge that his parents. ls years agn
figured in a runaway marriage, and Their
domestic life has ever since been blissful
The latter take phi1osophic view Of the
case and will DO nothing to mar the hon-
eymoon.
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GOOD PEACE TERMS
For Corea Will Be the Endeavor o.
Yoon-Headed for Conference.

San Francisco. July 26-P. X. Yoon,
VINO is on his way 20 Washington for
the purpose of acting n S an official del
egatc appointed to look after the inter-
ests Of Corca during The peace negotia-
tions. arrived here ON the steamer Ala
media from Honolulu. yesterday. Yoon
is minister of the Corean Methodist
church in Honolulu. His object is 20
get the most favorable terms for Corea
TO" the present in the peace negotia-
lions. with Il view Of obtaining indie
pendcnce in the future.
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ANOTHER BENNINGTON DEATH
w. V. Kennedy Of Alliance, Neb., Die,
Injuries Received In Explosion.

San Diego, Calf. July 2e.-Another
death among the injured Of the Ben.
nington's crew has occurred, the victim
being w. V. Kennedy of Alliance, n. B.
Investigation of the disaster conduct
cd by Commander Young and Lieu,s
Yates and Wade has been concluded
and a report is being Pc pared TO be
forwarded to Washington. Nothing
can be learned as to its contents from
any of the three officers. but there ap-
pears reason to believe that they have
decided only one boiler exploded but
that the explosion broke the steam
pipes of the other boilers and that thus
the latter contributed their share Of
the death dealing steam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
MAUD GoNNE's DIVORCE
Being Tried In Paris Court Attracts
Widespread Attention.

Paris. July 26.-Thc hearing of tho
suit for divorce brought by Maud
Come, known rs the Irish Joan of
Arc" against Major Mcbride. formerly
of the Boer army, was opened before
the civil tribunal of the Seine. Maitrc
Grippe representing tn" wife ard Mai
tire Labor. the husband. Maitre
Grippe denounced Major McBride's all
legged unfaithfulness and denied the
husbands charge that lis wife was not
of genuine Irish birth. The case at
tracts much attention owing to the
prominence Of the parties in connec-
ton with Irish agitation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
COTTON GOES UP.
Report Of Decrease In Acreage Affects
New York Stock Market.

NV York. July 26.-PriceS for ton
bounded upN ard almost instantly, to-
day. when the government report of a
decreasc Of 1+.9 in the acreage planted,
as compared with last year, was re-
ceived on the Exchange. The gains
ranged from II 10 II points, October
reaching iii. Tremendous selling, pre-
sumably by large long interests fol-
lowed ard prices went tumbling. Octo-
Der was beaten down Il points from the
highest to 11.02. The market was ex-
cited and irregular.
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THROWN FROM TRAIN.
john Paterson Picked Up Bleeding ard
Unconscious at Farnhurst, Del.

Wilmington. Del. July Ga man slIp-
posed to be John Patterson of Paterson,
y. j.. was attacked while riding on Il
freight train on the Delaware railroad ut
Clayton. Del. last night and thrown
from the train. lie was picked up uncon-
scous and died at the Newcastle County
hospital at Farnhuist, near here, today.
His skull was fractured and his head an,!
face were slashcd and his left car WIS
nearly severed. no arrests have been
made.
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UNUSUAL EXCITEMENT
Occasioned by Revised Cotton Report
on the New Orleans Exchange.

New Orleans. July 26.-The day was
one of unusual excitement in the cotton
market, owing to the revised govern
lnent acreage report. The market was
put UP about IL points Immediately
after tilc report was read. Many bears
turned bulls for the remainder Of the
day. Prices. however. were but two and
three points above yesterdays closing.
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UNION PLUMBERS STRIKE.
Demand Increased Wages and Satur'
day Halt Holiday at Bridgeport, Conn

Bridgeport, Conn, July 26.-All the
Union plumbers gas and steam filters In
this city went on strike, today, for an
increase in wages from IS to $3.50 r
day. The three years agreement with
the master plumbers expired on June
IL and since then the workmen have
been negotiating for an Increase. They
also ask for a half holiday on Satur-
day without pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
Find the Greatest
Comfort in
SANf'0RDS
GINGER

Taken on retiring it
quiets the nerves, quick
ems the circulation,
warns the extremities,
centres the blood at the
sto m a c h, relieves the
head, promotes diges.
ton, and induces refresh
ing, natural sleep in the
severest forms of insom-
mia and nervousness; be-
sides, it's always health
full.
UIook for OWL TRADE MARX on the
wrapper, lest you get cheap, worthless sub
etitute. Thirty years the standard in purity.
flavor and strength. Sold by druggists and gro
GERS everywhere
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IMPROVED VACll-lTlES.
Canadian Pacific Trying For New En-
trance Into Chicago.

ST. Thomas, Ont. July Sit is stated
herG on the authority Of railroad men
that the Canadian Pacific has secured
control of the Pierre Marquette and may
secure an entrance INTO Chicago over tho
Cincinnati. Hamilton 6. Dayton system
1t is known that the Canadian Pacific.
has been trying to secure. a better on
tr:tncC to Buff3lO and a line to Chicago.
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At BRIGHTON BEACH
A long Shot Wins Six FurIongs Race
GOOD Card Furnished.

Brighton Beach, L. l.. July 26.-Firsr
race. handicap. all'ages. six furlongs:
Aeronaut, II to 1 and i've to one. first:
Lady Amelia, 2 to 5. second: Teacress,
third. Time 1.13 p.
Second race, steer.cchase. shor;
course: Nitrate, to l. and to 3. first;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

Dick Roberts. 5 to >. place. second;
Paul Aker, third. Time, 4.24.
Third race, selling. 3-ycar-olds and
ur. one mile and u sixteenth: Rubic, 1
to l and to ;, first; Je:sam, 10 l,
place. second; Loena. third. Time,
1.46 10.
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Kaiser to Visit King Christian.

Copenhagen. Denmark. July GA
formal intimation was received by the
court. this morning, of Emperor Will
Hams intention to visit King Christian
at an early date
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
First Arrivals at Portsmouth.

Portsmouth. N. H.. July 2s.-Among the
lirst journalists to arriv" here Tor tn"
the Mainichi Shimbunsha of Osaka. Jap
an. ana y. Mahamur.L OF the japan
American Commercial Weekly. OF New
DAY.
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The Cotton Leakage Investigation.

Washington, July .6.-Thc grand
jury Investigating the cotton report
scandal. heard six witnesses. today,
four nj them being from New York.
II is believed that the investigation
will continue for two weeks.
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DIES AT AGE OF 81.
a. G. Guttiie WelIknown Horticultur
alist Passes Away at Bararoo, Wis.

Bararco, Wis. July GA. G. Quit
lie, former president of the state hOr-
ticultur;II society alIJ through whose
efforts the Russian apple WAS intro
iuced into this country, is dead. He
WAS 81 years; old
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At OLD SAUGUS.
Rain Causes Delay and Races Are un'
finished, Wednesday.

Saugus. Mass. July c6.-Rain after tn"
first heat at the local track. today. caused
a delay which prevented the finishing Of
two of the three races on the card. The
largest crowd of the week was present
and saw most of the heats closely con-
tested Ginger. the New Hampshire geld
ing and the favoritc in the IL pace. had
but little difficulty In taking the race
in straight heats. .Mayzctta was the
picked horse in the go trot. and Sun
down in the Els pace. Neither horS"
came up to expectations. but will stu
have q chance. tomorrow. as both races
were left undecided. The summary:
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PEACE OR WAR?
Continued from Page One.)

assured that Russia is prepared to ne
Eotiate in seriousness for peace before
the japanese commanders yield ana OF
their ground in the field or give the
Russians time to increase their forces
at the front.
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M. Whites Departure Delayed.

Cherbourg. France July 27-M.
Nitte li"s not left Cherboure. owing T.
he ron-arIival Of the Kaiser Nilhein
Der Crosse. which WAS fog-toapd III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
IL PACE-PURSE 500

"12 PACE-PU xW.
Ginger, b < tCoX). ! ]
Capt Sampson. & Rhodes>-.......: : :
Redondale, b z tWatson). .,......3 !: 5
Rey Del Diablo, Oh & (ChabyD ....-.o 3
Ross Mason b .tSunderlaim. ....i
Alcrane, b < uykens). ...dS
Time. 2.l3. LA, lila
cls PACE-PURSE $1,000 UNFINISHED
Isabel. b m Oynch) ....-......-...2 l l ;
Billy F., b z (Arthur). ............,l
Red Pepper. ch h Fox).
Stonewall. b & CMcCargo). : :
Lady My 70 m Cox. 3 !
sundown. blk Graz, ..-....-a : :!
Col. Henry. Powers) IS DIR
tally Hooker. b m tRombough..7 Sds
Puss Parker III Crowley; DIS
Time. 2.1eN. 2l5l2. 2-16k. :t6A
2.oo-TROT-PURsE $500 UNFINISHED
Great Medium, & tEarnsp...3 J :,
I.arabee Rose, b m Ulealdr ...-.3 ] :
Mayzetta, no m tTysom. .....l :
King Rock b & (Palmer). ...--..2 . -
Frank Petrol b 9 Dore). ......a . : DIR
State Of Maine. b & (Beverl:.. DDS
susie 8. Wilkes. blk m lWalD; DIS
Oakley Baron, br h (Humph-
Time, 2l9N. 219H. 219i. 2.""3,2. a.--'s-
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Rojessvensky Has Surgical Operation.

Toxic. July Civic" Adj al Rojcs;-
venSky has undcrgon" It successful op-
Grafton at Toxic. 4 wound on his fore
head was opened AMI a small piece OF
cred satisfactory.
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laconda Makes Fastest
Time Of the Year
II Detroit Driving Clubs Blue
Ribbon Meeting.
Rall Inhhsles al Old Saugus...favorites
Lose Al Woonsoeket.

Detroit, Mich, July 26.-Locanda won
the 2.N pace at Crosse Pointe. this af-
ternoon, the feature event of the third
days program of the Detroit Driving
Clubs Blue Ribbon meeting. In addition
to winning the race. Locanda paced
the first mile in EOS. the fastest heat
Of the year and also paced the last
quarter of the second heat in 29A Sec
onds.
There were only three horses in the
event, Locanda, King Direct and Ma
than Strauss. In the opening pools. Ma
than Strauss sold favorite. bringing
$500, with Locanda at $50. and King
Direct at 5000. Locanda took the lead
at the start Of the first heat and held
1t all the way. In the second heat. Lo-
canda again led all the way, Geers with
King Direct finishing a head behind.
King Direct then won the third heat by
a splendid exhibition of speed in the
home stretch.
In the PIP trot. Sadie Mac, the favor
lite, was in front all the way In all three
heats.
Maud Keswick was favorite for the
c18 pace and won the race. Billie a.
broke in the second heat, threw Driver
for a mile and a half. but was placed
10th by the judges. The track was in
splendid condition and $500 persons saw
the afternoons sport. The summaries:
a1S PACE-PURSE $3.50.
Maud Keswick. m. by Keswick
Bolivar. b & de Ryder). .............2 / $
Black Patchen. blk 8 Hoganl. - 2 :
Charli Patch. blk h (Valentine)....3
Major Wilson, b (BogasD. .........5 !
Interocean. b z "a. Thomas.
Regina, CHI m Oh. StOkes). 10
Tommy Burns. b 6 MCCARTHY. IS
Red Nightingale. br m ON. o.
Billie A., h (Wheat). 10 DIR
Time. 2.oSk. 209h. ZOE.
2N PACE-PURSE $500.
Locanada. br h. by Allerton (Snow).1
King Direct, blk h (Geers). 3
Nathan Strauss, b & CThOmas).....2
Time. 2.05. 2.O6l4. 206.
212 TROT-PURSE $500.
Sadie Mac, m, by Peter the Great
Mack Mack. b & Helmen. ..........f : !,
Major Greer. CHI & (McCarthy)...... 3
Gold Dust Maid. blk m (Geers); - DIS
John Caldwell. b CThompson). ....3 DIS
Flashlightning. & Brown. .......6 DIR
Gold Standard b & (Castlel ........ds
Time, 2.06l. 2.eSiz. I'll.
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southampton. He expects to sail, early
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

Remove the coarse threads on
water and let stand on the bork ~ u
sauce IS being made; drain the beef
oe added with the beef. Serve AZ
sauce melt the butter, cook The aon,
olhr. then gradually stir in the
ntlr and rooil until tho sauce boi;s
COOKED chich.n. ham. veal or las
'o' cooked onions. cauliaoaer. carr.
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THE wooNsocKET RACES.

yytlle) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....uS
fine, 2.19N, 2.194. 2.19ii. 2.""3,2. ..--'3
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-22
rERRIToRY 81 NV MEXICO.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
cERrIFIoATE oF coMPARIsoN.

/. J. w. Reynolds, Secretary OF the
Territory OF New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was fled for record
In this office al 1915 o'clock D. NJ,
on the Twenty-eighth day OF August,
A. d. 1905, CERTIFICATE OF IN
GREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK AND
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF IN.
CORPORATION AND CONSOIIDA-
nrION OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
stAILROAD COMPANY mo. 4O75);
ia also. that have compared the
Following copy Of the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
|are II to be a correct transcript
berefrom and Of the whole thereof.
|iven undel my hand and the Great
Seal Of the Territory OF New Mex
leo. at the City OF Santa Fe. the Cap
ital, on this Twenty-elghth day Of
August, A. ID. 1905.
seal.) ]. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-22

ERTIFICATE OF INCREASE OF
THE CAPITAL STOCK AND OF
THE AMENDMENT FOR THAT
PURPOSE OF THE ARTICLES
.DF INCORPORATION AND CON
'sOLIDATION OF THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC RAILRAD COMPANY. A
CORPORATION, INCORPORATED
AND CONSOLIDATED UNDER
THE LAWS OF THE TERRITORY
or NEW MEXICO, THE TERRI T0-
RY OF ARIZONA AND THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-22

thousand eight hundred and eighty.
eight (6S,SSS) shares"
"The several stockholders of each
OF said constituent corporations shall
have Issued to them by the SAID con.
solldated corporation paid-up shares
Of the capital stock OF the consolldat.
ed corporation out Of the shares there
Of subscribed by and allotted to the
stockholders OF their respective con.
stituent corporations to the like
amount, dollar for dollar nj their par
value with the par value Of the shares
held by such stockholders in their re.
spectlve constituent corporations"
Thereafter, and secondly, TO create
a bonded Indebtedness OF said corpora
ton to the amount In the aggregate
OF one hundred and sixty million dol
lars tSlG0.0O0000) in gold coin Of the
United States "a portion OF which IA
70 be used in retiring existing bonded
lndebtedness). and 10 increase the
bonded indebtedness Of said corpora
tlon up TO The amount in the aggregate
Of one hundred and sixty million dol.
lars (SlGO.0OO.0Oo) In gold coin OF the
United states. and 10 secure the said
proposed bonded Indebtedness by a
mortgage upon the railroads, fran.
chlses, and property Of the company
now owned or hereafter acquired, and
the Income thereof. or such part
thereof as may be prescribed in the
mortgage; and 10 determine the form
and terms Of said bonds and MORTGAGE,
and to authorize the board Of directors
to take all such action as they may
deem necessary or expedlent In the
premises
Dated the 2lsi day Of July. 1905.
BY the order of the Board Of Direct.
ors.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-22

fHEsE PRESENTS ARE TO GER
4 TIFY:
At a meeting OF the Board OF d.
ctors of said Company, duly called
hd held at the office and principal
lace Of business Of said Company. so
slgnated In It's Articles OF Incorpor-
Hon and Consolidation in the City
|nd County OF San Francisco. State
af California, in Room 1916 in the
Merchants Exchange Building, in the
Md City and County OF San Francis
ID, the same being then the Office OF
ID Board OF Directors and the place
here they then held and ever since
bye held their meetings. on the 2lst
BIZ Of July, 1905, at which meeting
|even III members OF said Board,
saing the full membership and all the
Apmhers thereof, we're present the
allowing resolutions were adopted by
ia unanimous vote Of all the Directors
n said Corporation:
sEsoLUTloNs OF BOARD OF 81.
PEcTORs OF SOUTHERN PA.
clric RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEREAS, Il appears TO the Board
IA Direc ors OF the Southern Pacific
tnllroad Company to be, and II is
reby declared advisable, to increase
cap!tai stock OF said corporation
One Hundred and Sixty Million
1bllars .($iGO000,0O0), and that said
count OF capital stock does not ex-
ed the amount actually required for
fp purposes Of said corporation, and
the amount actually required and
=. ccr'ained to be necessary for con-
uctlng. completing, equlpping, oper-
Ing and maintaining It's road, and Is
estimated by competent engineers;
a that the Articles Of Incorporation
a consolidation OF said Conf
ny should be amended an'
rdingly: and that a bonded lndebt-
hess OF said corporation should be
hated 10 the amount in the aggregate
One Hundred and Sixty Million
sllars (s160,000,OO0) In Gold Coin OF
United States Ia portion OF which
10 be used IN retiring existing bond
ludebtedness) and that the bonded
ebedness OF said corporation.
build he increased ND to the amount
the aggregate Of One Hundred and
NV Million Dollars (SlGO,OOO,OOOl
Gold Coin OF the United States; and
said bonded Indebtedness should
secured by a mortgage upon the
lroads, franchises. and property or
4 Company now owned or hereafter
rlred and the income thereof, or
IN part thereof as may be prescrib-
IN the mortgage; and
WHEREAS, this meeting has been
gularly called for the purpose OF
nsIderlng the resolutions and orders
reInafter set forth:
IN IS HEREBY RESOLVED. That
meeting OF the stockholders OF said
bmpany be and the same 10 hereby
lled to be held at the ONCE OF the
mpany IN the Railroad Station
Hiding AZ Demlng. Luna County,
rrltory az New Mexico. the same be-
the principal place Of business Of
Ia corporation In said Territory, on
25th day OF August. 1905, at the