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The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF The
The Arizona Sampling & Smelt-
ing Company.
First pub May 10. 1905

Know all men by this presents, That We
whose hands are hereunto affixed, do hereby
associate ourselves together for the purpose of
forming a corporation under the laws Of the
Territory OF Arizona. ana to that end make the
following statement
First: The names Of the ccrporators are j
d. Payne, j.. Marion Farrod and ". c.
TonlIin and the name CT the corporation shall
be The Arizona Sampling and Smelling Com
panE. The principal place within the Territory
ri Arizona in which the business of said corpo-
ration i to be transacted is Yuma. yuma
County. Arizona. and tn corporation mag cs-
ta5Isd branch Offices either within or without
1hc Territory Of Arizona where meetings OF TIE
Board OF Directors may be held
Second: The general nature OF the business
proposed to be transacted by this corporation
Is "a follows. to-1it: To erect. ard operate
Nampling plants, shelters. mills steam ana
electric railway lines. telephone ana telegraph
lines to buy and sell tie same, to buv, sell ara
refine ores ald Iaetals.
To make contracts, to purchase. lease, nond-
locate or otherwise acquire, own. exchange. sell
or otherwise dispose Of. pledge. Iaort1age Ay
pothec&te and deal il real state and any and AZ
kinds Of personal property mines mining
Claims. OIL lands coal lands. mineral lanes. Of!
Gas. coal, shaie asphaltum. petroleum. asbestos
salt, water and water rights aad machinery ana
10 work, mine. explore operate ana develop the
same, and in general to do all things necessary
% the proper conduct of tie business Of thi-
corporation IN the Territory AID elsewhere. rot
Inconsistent with the laws Of tie United States
aad Territory os Arizona.
Thrd: The authorized amount Of capitol
stock Of this corporation Shall be Two hun-
drcl and fifty thousand dollars $3.50 G9}.0W divi
aied into Two hundred and fifty thousand shares
OF the par value Of One DOLLAR GIeol each. At
such times as the Board Of Director, may by
resolution direct. said capital stcea srau be
Vaid into this corporation. either ia cash OF BIZ
she sale and transfer to Il CT real or personal
property for the uses and purposes OF said cor
Poration II Pavmeat for which shares Of TIE
capital stock Of said corporation may lie issued
and the capital stock so issued shall thereupou
I'd thereby become and be fully paid ~ and
non-asaezsable, and in the absence of actual
fraud IL thetraussctioa the Judgement g: the
Directors a. 10 the value OF the ;ro.yc-sy pur-
eaascE ShGl be conclusive
Fogtti-. TIC time OF the commencement Of
5his corporation shall be The date Of the fling
u d certidedooag % these Articles OF Incorpor-
-,--- - 10 9---s q tht auditor ,-3 l-5 t=-;,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28

The capital stock of said company shah
consist of Three hundred thousand dollars
divided into three hundred thousand shares
of the par value Of one dollar each, said stock
upon issuance to be paid in fall il cash Ori.s
equivalent in property conveyed to said
company or for services for said company and
when issued be forever worcestershire
Article ".
This corporation shall commence business
when its articles OF incorporation are fled
with the county recorder of said Yuma
county and the secretary Of the territory Of
Arizona and it shall continue for twenty-five
years thereafter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28

The affairs of tlis corporation shall be con-
Quoted by board Of directors composed Of
five stockholders who shall be elected an
nually on the first Monday in January Of
each year and until such election, W. W.
Clark, Edgar y. Bell, J. Garland Tillar, T. \.
Mccullough and Jno. \. Isgrig shall act as
such directors.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28
nation thereof sAau be twenty i've years there

nation thereof SHALL be twenty i've years there
a?;er.
Ff-h: Tho eGairs cf this corporation snail
I 5c conducted by a Board Of Seven Directors
and the following named shah constitute The
Board Ct Directors unLl their Successors arc
elected: Ralph rogers. j. y. Payne, Jr.. \. II.
Edmond. Geo. Z. Boltcl. u. 4 Bowles, Bart
Dunlap, y. c. Toaa:a.
Thereafter tlsa Board a Directors shall be
elected from among The stceI.holder, ca TIE
second Ncn5aE in Jla;.ary Of each year. Tie
officers Of said corporation UEtI their sac
ccssors arc Cl.ctel shah
President; Vic President,
Score ary
Treasurer.
Sixth: The highest a-rount cf indebtedness
Or liability. Gi.ec, O. contingent. 20 whica this
corporation IS al any time subject shall be
fifty thousand dollars t.50G51)l. l,Aica
amount docs not exceed two-thirIs The amount
of capital s.oe'1.
Seventh: The p15rate property Of the S1cc.'-
53lcr5 o. ji.i:r c5zpc-lLion sha.l be exempt
from corporate de3cs Of any KIDD whatsoever.
L. witness whereof We have hcreunto set
our hands a2d seals this 25.h dag Of BIa-ch
1853.
7. L. Payne. Jr, Seal
Marion iiaITcd, Seal
". c. Tonkin, seal
State O. CGi.foGnia.
CcuutT If Les Angeles. -
Or this 9th day Of March, n the year 1903
before ne, \. =. Laagh!iu. Z Notary Public IN
ana for the- State and County aforesaid. re-
siding therein. duly commissioned and sworn.
personally appeared :. T. Payne. Jr.. Marion
sEarrod ana ". {. Tonkin, known 10 rae 20 BE
-be persons descIiJed IL, whose names are sub
scriDed to. and who executed the annexed in
,,runert. a2d they acknowledged to ne that
hey executed the ssr1e for the purposes AID
,o.siderati0aS therein expressed
IN witness Whereof. haze LeYoaE:o set ny
land and aftisl, & n, 0llciai Seal at ny Office.
ii the said State and County the day aad yeag
;;iSt above written.
lScall A. ,. Lausalin.
Notary Pgblic.
Hy commission expires 5nae @4th, 1893.
Received fGy record April %. 1855 at &c
minutes past 9o'cloci1 y. NJ, request OF w.
q. Toni.in, Recorded Ia Book MOL Of a of
PAGE G2I ct SEQ records o. Yuma. County.
Arizona Territory
J. NJ. Polhamus,
County Recorder
First publication May 3let 1885,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28
Charles IS. Caldwell, (SeaU
Dick Vie; Hall, (SeaD
Charles Ii. Pratt. (ScaN

County of.YuIna -
l. j. NJ. Polhamus County Recorder in and
for the County of Yuma. Territory of Arizona.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true.
full and correct copy OF the Articles CT Inc0r
poratiOn Of the Arizona Contracting Company.
rs filed for record in my Office on the 18th day
of May. A. D.. 1905, and as appears Of record in
Book OF Articles oflnc0rporatiCn PAGE 645 ct
sou, RECORDS OF Yuma County aforesaid.
Ia witness whel5uf, / have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed my seal of Office this 18th day
OF May \. D.. 1868.
Seal j. n. POhamuS
Comfy Recorder. Yuma County
First publication Ma 81 lgy5
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
FOR TWELVE MONTHS
FF0g1 Jaiy !, 1908, to June 80, 1906.
Office Of
EOA&D OF CONTROL,
Phoenix, Arizona, May II, 1905.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the Office Of the Superintendent Of the
Prison al Yuma, Arizona, up . and in
Guiding Wednesday. June %, 1868, at
10 o'clock q. N. far furnishing supplies
10 the Territorial Prison at Yuma. ARR
iona Territory, in such quantities as
may be required (nore-or Less for the
fiscal year commencing July 1st, 1905,
and ending Jane 30th 1906.
Bids must specify the braud, size
quality, humber and other distinguish
ing ts4eIres Of the articles proposed 70
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28

First publication May 3let, 1885,
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28

State Of California.
County Of Los Angeles. -
On this lst day OF May, 1865 before mc-a &c
sary public in and for said county OF Los Angel
q. State Of California. residing therein. duly
commissioned and sworn personally appeared
u. G. Weyse, BIaz Goldschmidt, j. J. Cutler
F. NJ Townsend and p. 3. McCabe. known to
me to be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the within Instrument and acl5nowl-
edged to me that they executed the same.
Frank :. Adams
Notary Public 10 and for tee County OF Los
-ingeles, State Of California.
Territory Of Arizona.
County OF Yuma
l. J. n. POihamuS, County Recorder in ard
for the county Of Yuma. Territory of Arizona.
DO hereby certify thai the foregoing i true.
full and correct copy of Articles Of ncorpora-
ton Of the
International Railway Equipment Company, as
Gled for record in nly Office on the Ilth Gay Of
May a. ID. 1863 and as appears OF record in
Book ! Of Articles CT Incorporation. pasc G.l.
ct seq. Records Of Yuma county. aforesaid.
In witness whereof l have IferedntO set nv
hand and affixed my seal OF office this nth Gssy
OF May. \. .. 1863
J. NJ POlhamuS.
iSe2i County Recorder Yuma County,
Arizona,
First pub My 10 lclS
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-28

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
heavily during the past week and four

heavily during the past week and four
of them failed to cut in yesterday.
Kittie B., who made her debut in the
baby" event, ran a spanking good
race which should do her good and put
her on edge for the next time out.
The rail birds were down hook, line
and sinker on Ray. She worked a mile
in 1:44 on Sunday.
Ben Lear was made a false favorite
in the first race as he never has shown
a liking for over seven furlongs.
Treubel on Escamado. drew the finish
so fine that he was almost caught nap
ping as Ralph Reese came fast on the
outside and would have won in few
more jumps.
Sinicado ran good race in the go
ing that he likes and when properly
placed should win.
Escamado was backed in the third
race from to to / to and after
giving his hackers heart disease for a
while just managed to win by a head.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
New Orleans Results
By Associated Pres.

BY Associated FraaA
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. s.-Re-
suits:
First race, five and half furlongs-
Hurst won, Hannibal Bey second, OF
sego third. Time-1OS 3-5.
Second race-Seven furlongs-Merry
Acrobat won. Red Raven second, Death
third. Time-1:2S.
Third race. six furlongs-Florentine
won, Tom Shelly second, Simplicity
third. Time-1:14
Fourth race, six furlongs-Edith May
won, Escutcheon second, Matador third.
Time-1:13 As.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
st. Sever won, Misanthrope second,
Homestead third. Time-1:4S.
Sixth race, one mile and twenty yards
DE Reszke won, Gregor K. second,
Au Revoir third. Time-1:42 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

fifth race. which was over a mile and
a sixteenth of ground, performed like
a dead one and as a result burnt up a
ton of the public's money. He went to
the post unfit and in going made to
order for him could not raise a gallop.
the entry of such an in and outer was
a detriment to the track and the Off
cials took action which will bar him
starting here again for some time. The
winner turned up in Merwan, who ran
a nice race with Wenrick second and
Watercure third. Wenrick would have
been closer up and might have won
had it not been for the interference he
met with on the back stretch. At the
half mile pole a white bull dog ran
across the etrack directly in front of
Wenrick, which almost caused a spill.
Russell had to pull up and the horse
all but fell to his knees.
Revel, at the good odds of to /,
captured the last race on the card from
Del Coronado and Light of Day. Cor
onado might have won had he not
swerved badly on the end. Light of
Day ran nice race in the mud and
was right there the entire journey.
Track Notes
The judges have ordered the entry
of Andrew Mack, refused pending in
vestigation. The horse was sent to
the post as the public's favorite and
was so stiff and sore that he could
hardly stand on his feet. The going
was to his liking and he was played as
though it were all over but the shout
ing.
Jockey Bernhard, the crack steeple-
chase rider, arrived from New York
with the jumper Marylander He will
be seen in the saddle this afternoon op
Lanark.
Long Shot" Kent rode three win
ners and brought in third Watercure, a
80 to shot.
Tab Pirates Dance. Is a fine locker
and ran green. This race should do him
good
The public was in line after every
race, as all heavily backed horses won.
The bookmakers have been losing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

won, Sage second, Martin third. Time
1914.
Second race, six furlongs-Togo won,
Idle Hours second. Fra Felipe third.
Time-1:1SK.
Third race, six furlongs-Wild Irish
man won. Dundall second, Red Rey-
nard third. Time-1:17A.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Gus Heidorn won, Proceeds second,
Bill Curtis third. Time-1:49.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Critical
won, Bill Knight second, Marco third.
Time-1:33.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Payne won, Nick Longworth second,
Monarch third. Time-1:5Sh.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
HANDICAP POOL TOURNEY
Preliminary Matches to Start at Nor
Iey's February I.


In order that all may have a chance
in the pool tournament which is to
start February ] at Morley's it has
been decided to make the tourney a
handicap affair. This will add greatly
TO the interest OF the play and will in
sure much larger entry list.
There are several pool players in Los
Angeles who stand away above their
fellows at the game, and in the draw
ings many men who are not in same
class would be matched, and conse-
quently many of the contests would
be devoid of interest
The handicaps have not yet been
figured as many of the entries are not
yet in, but 1t has been decided that the
scratch men shall play 15O while the
low limit will be 100.
Following this tournament will come
the contest to decide the championship
OF the Pacific coast, and the winners
of the three first prizes in the trying
out tournament will meet the winners
OF the San Francisco tourney which
was held recently. Morley will put up
800 in prizes for the preliminary cor :
test and $500 for the championship
tournament.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
FORM BETTORS HAVE GOOD
DAY AT OAKLAND TRACK
Sea Air and SiIverskin Finish Ahead
of DR.. Legeo in Last Race-6ook-
maker Joe Rose Loses $4,000


Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-After a
lot of in and out running lately there
was a welcome change this afternoon,
the horses running well to form despite e
the fact that the track was slushy. AS
a rule the winners were well backed.
Bookmaker Joe Rose lost $4,000 on the
days play, but the majority of the
pencilers won or lost small amounts.
The biggest upset of the day was in
the last race, when both Sea Air and
Silverskin finished in front of DIR.
Leggo, the odds-on faVorite. The latter
colt hardly ran up to form, still Bonner
had him in the worst going all the
way through the stretch, and this fact
may account for his defeat. Silverskin
was in grand form, showing marked
improvement over his previous efforts
and ran Sea Air to neck. In the
fourth race ORC Viva beat Briers a
neck, but the latter was disqualified
for Interfering with the other horses.
Tony Barrett purchased Silicate from
Walter Jennings this afternoon and
may take him to Los Angeles.
kansas" Price will ship to Los An
geles at once, and Henshall moves his
stable to Ascot at the end of this week
The latter bid ORC Viva up to $500 and
secured him.
Packy Ryan paid DR.. Rowell $500 for
San Nicolas today and in him has Sc
cured a shifty animal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
GOSSIP OF BASEBALL
PLAYERS AND FANS
Jack MesserIy to Play First for Port-
lsnd-charIey Atherton Becomes
Manauer

Manager
Baseball fans, both in Los Angeles
and further up the coast, will be glad
to see Jack Messerly back in the Pa
cifc Coast league again. He will be
seen on the first bag in a Portland
uniform when the umpire calls play
ball" i'm the latter part of March-if
he can secure his release from Sioux
city.
Jack was with the Sioux City club
last season, but is anxious for a change.
He gives as his reason for this action,
that he grew UP in Portland, learned
the game playing on vacant lots there
with amateur teams, and he feels that
he belongs there. Messerly played with
Oakland in 1903 and played good ball.
Morley Not Talking
Manager Morley of the Seraphs is
not saying much about what his team
will be like next season, except that
1t will be a winner. Genial
Jim is working quietly and may spring
some surprises later on, but the team
is likely to be about the same as last
season, as Morley will fight to keep
the big leagues from drafting any of
his men.
Atherton as a Manager
Charley Atherton, who held down
the keystone bag for Los Angeles sew
eraf years ago, has entered the field
as a manager He is to manage, cap
tain and play his old position for the
Johnstown (Pa) team the coming sea-
son. This looks like quite a ome-down
for Atherton, who played high-class
ball on the coast, being considered al
most good enough for the big league.
A good sized salary may however,
have had something to do with his
decision
Seattle Signs Eagan
Dick Eagan will camp on the second
station in a Seattle suit the coming
season. He played good ball on that
bag last year for San Jose, and it is
said an effort was made by both Los
Angeles and Oakland to secure his
services, but the offer made by Seattle
was probably better and induced him
to join the Siwashes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
No More Baseball at Boise

BY Associated Press
SPOKANE, Jan. 9.-President w. H.
Lucas fthe Pacific National league
stated today that he had been officially
notified by the Boise club that the
pennant winners of last year would not
be in the league this season. This means
that there is no p. o. l.. and that the
players reserved under it's franchise
are released. The rule provides that
eaech league shall consist of at least
four clubs in four cities. Lucas and
John McCloskey are now in Spokane
to organize a new circuit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
Apprentice allowance.
FORM OF THE HORSES

First race-Cazador, Jim Bozeman
Lanark.
Second race-AIamansor, Dorice,
Lem Reed.
Third race-BIue Coat, Tim Hurst,
Judge Denton.
Fourth raee-FossiI, Sais, Emperor
Of India.
Fifth raee-Agnes Mack, Edinbor-
ough, Ben Lear.
Sixth raee-AkeIa, Inviotus, Hell
gerson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
Aoeused Of RobbIna bakery

WHITTIER, Jan. 9.-Wilde Walters,
aged 16, and Alfred Walters. aged 49,,
are in the city jail on the charge Of
stealing SIS from Halderle & Sons bak-
cry on West Philadelphia street. The
boys have confessed their guilt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
Hot Springs Track

BY Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Jan. s-Essex
Park results;
First race, three furlongs-Mint Boy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page, a modern encyclo-
pedia- One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

slsssinsd psss; modsfn encyclopedias.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

"Chub Russell who has been riding
tralia the saddle wenck The
running head the hslfmA
when bull dog the chances
sloans great the English rode for
Lord William Beresford completely evoutnzed riding
all
rapidly and he soon ,c
a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

mini a
place
T.
IAughn Smhy
start good driving
Sea
humping a
not allowed
pinned
stretch by Yada nd
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

Post 4So At post minutes Tme2i %% LIS place
Silver FOxdy Alice Trained by Cooper Scratched Sick
Won easily; second driving. So - N'
away well going. Falered bit at
but
badly Light Dav
always we'll but seemed badly
- NO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

At post minutes. or at. 2:i0i5.
place 1-2, show $40; Bill place 5-2, sh
b. g., by David Tenny- ELLA Boland.
Scratched-Lily Golding. Big Beach,
wraps second easily; third driving.
Winner bid UP from $500 to $1,000 b.
Boland in a soft spot and II was
way. Handy Bill went the longest
best. Bolden Buck ran his race. T
stopped badly after showing early s
Fisher Roy was played but showed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10

OFF 3O4ll 1:16R,
Times
b. w.
Kirby Tannhauser Start Won easily hsndy; third
the his probably
pulle War Times
him
a
race.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-10
HERALD'S RACING FORM CHARTS
ASCOT PARK TRACK

PARK Monday s-Fortleth weather
sloppy Hamilton, Presiding Richard Dwyer. serte
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08

j. c. Cunningham Trunk Factory
500 South Spring street. Phones S1S
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08

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