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The oasis., 1905-12-23

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 NafN Hniirr ntfNIu tuNl fHH ln0a H fIfII ea.Htf iIA undersigned HtN .N8fe
 H.H0 Ine NfH NoaII ~ 0f.ef.n fe Hift l+uNlfs HNINiiiIN4 tiiufHN NtHsNNl haf q 3tut John v fNuHfan. Arthur HHmNtNn. samuel ' Reese. i r F4HHuy
 tHIitfE NIil INn NHleafs ai fnla NUfWuWa iitu sHNi Nr President tifa President Secondary and ltfasufff The nlieef 0i -Nef"talf Hnu iffasricf mny he hcia hf the
 anie renen. lne President ana Vice ffosi dent ahnl he mehDers n iAe Board 0f Directors ihe officers ol She Corporation sIHil pe chosen hy the Nnard ol Directors Bf lhcir Hrsl mteflnv hitef their appointment Hr election. lhe officers shaA hold fbeif respective offices Tor one geN and untl theif successors Nin NHit elected aud nualiHla. Fine boaru oi Directors may ill all yacHuties in their number and n ihe offices of the Company at any meeting af directors
 ARTICLE iN Meetings ei the stoek-holdefs 0f the Corporation shall be hold the second saturday la October Of each vnar beginning holders sheli De held at the home office Of tne Company ln inc roWn 0l Nogaies, Caunv Of santa Crnz, Territory of Arizona. The subse- 9Uent meetings Of stockholders and directors shall be held at such place or places as the Board Of Directors may hereafter designate Any meeting of stockholders whenever and wherever held. at which shall be present in person or represented by proxy filed with tho Secretary Of the Company the holders of tWo- thirds of all capital stock of the Company, actually subscrbedor issued. shall be held to be a regular and legal meeting of stockholders. Any meeting 0f directors, at which a majority of directors shall be present, whenever and wherever held, shall be held to be a legal aud regular meeting 9f directors. All husiniss transacted u such meeting of stock holders nr directors shall be held 10 be equally binding upon said Corporation as fl transacted at the regular meetings held at tue chief place 0f business of said Corporation on the dates designated in these articles and in the by. laws Of this Corporation
 ARTICLE \. The highest amount of indebted ness Co which this Corporation may at any time be subject shall be Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
 ARTICLE NJ. The private property Of the stock holders of this Corporation shall be exempt from the debts and liabilities of the Corporations
 ARTICLE NII These Articles of Incorpora- tion may be added to, altered or amended at any annual meeting ol stock holders or tt any special meeting of stockholders called for Che purpose by vote Of the majority oi all stock present or represented at such meeting.
 ARTICLE XIII The Board of Directors Of this Cooperation shall have full power tu appoint executive and other committees of their own number, as well is attorneys, engineers, agents
The oasis., 1905-12-23
The gilsies Band

The greatest band in the world. and the pride of ali Canada, is a permanent touring organization with it's headquarters at Belleville, Canada. The kilties have no con nection with any regiment, al- though practically all of its mem bers have served in the Canadian Regiment bands. The Kilties have teen touring constantly during the past five years, playing iE the important cities in Canada, United States, Mexico and Europe, dur ing which time 125,000 miles have been covered. The Kilties were the only Canadian band honored with an engagement at the Worlds Fair, St. Louis, and the only Canadian band to make trans continental tours.
 The kilties were twice command ed by H. M. King Edward VII, appearing at Balmoral Castle, Sept. 27th, 1904, and at Sandring- ham House Nov. 9th, same year, the latter being the occasion of the Kings birthday. The European tour took in every important city in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales where they were received with open arms, and in many cases were officially received by the Lord Proyosts, Mayors and Magis- trates.
 The British tour was under the distinguished patronage of H. R. H. Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll, Lord Strathcona, c. c. NJ. r. (High Commissioner of Canada), Sir Gilbert Parker, D Q. l. M. F. Sir Charles Tupper, the Lord Bishop of Calgary, H. J Turner, (Agent-General British Columbia), w. T. K. Preston, Commissioner of Immigration), etc. etc.
The oasis., 1905-12-23
Territorial Fair Notes.

The Southern Carnival company is now on the grounds and their shows are being put on The Has sayamp," making q splendid ap- pearance and will furnish fun and entertainment for everybody.
 On Wednesday of Fair week there will be the largest gathering of Indians ever together in Ari- zona. Those who will have charge of the the exercises on that day estimate that there will be 5000 Indians from the reservations of the territory and they will conduct their own races and sports.
 The granite stone for Che Miners drilling contests has been present. ed to the Fair Commission by the Prescott granite quarry and it will be carried free by the Santa Fe, Prescott < Phoenix railway. Frank Wright, the Commissioner of Yavapai county, is having the stone loaded in the ears.
 Arrangements are being made for the exhibition of the airship of the Golden State Flying Ship com pany, and, the weather permitting, an ascension will be made daily.
The oasis., 1905-12-23
Coos lo eusynss.

Mr. IL T. sanders, recently cashier in the office of the southern Pacific Co.,. at Nogales, has been promoted to a desk in the auditors office of the Sonora railway at Guaymas, and last week he went to the Sonora metropolis to fill his new berth. He has been succeed ed by Mr. Norman Roberts from the Tucson office, formerly at Ben son.
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STATE OF CAIIF0RNIAI

COUNTY NF Los ANGEfES
 On this sixth day 0i October, ls05, before me Edna Wilson. Notary Public within and for the County cl los Angeles, if the State uf California. personally appeared Clinton g Dawson. Charles Il. Brown, John IT, CanBvau, Samuel ]. Reese and [. Guuroy personally known to me co be the persons whose names are subscribed to tile foregoing Articles ot Incorporation, and They seVerally acknowi edged Go me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 9th day ct October, laia.
 My commission expires February Is, 1909.
 N0IARiAL sEAIal EDNA WILSON,
 Notary Public n and for Los Angeles County, State Of California
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Mrs. CiIdea's Mother Dead.

Judge c. A. Gildea has received from Brackettyille, Texas, informa- ton of the death of Mrs. Gildea's mother, Mrs Guadalupe Riyas de Rose, who was in her seventieth year. Deceased was from one of the native families of Texas, and
The oasis., 1905-12-23

Mantel clocks measure the time. and pae ~ them in your home will make 1t seem shorter to the next holiday seal son You can get just what will do 1t from the @onora News Company It
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TERRIroRY or AnIz0NA

NANIA fIfIIT
 8eforc me, Edward w. Arnsdeu N0tars Public in and for the above County and Terri tory, OH this day personally appcaread vfh0s Hamilton aud Arthur Hamilton. t0 me known to be the persons whose names are subscribed tO the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me, each for himself and not one for the other, that he executed the same for the pur- poses and considerations therein expressed In witness whefeolI have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this twelfth day of October, A. D, 1905
 SEAL. EnWARn ". AMSDKN. Notary Public innnd fer santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 My commission expires November 7th Ia07
 
 Filed and recorded it the request Of J. F. Conroy, October l4, l@5, at 8.15 d. in.
 PliIL HERuhp N0V 2a Dee a1. County Recorder.
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Have turkey dinner at the Monte 2uma Hotel, Christmas 90 cents.
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ESCALADA BROS.
 General Mer( handiSe

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hay Grain, Flour, Etc. Liquors Family Trade Supplied.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Court Martial to Investigate
Hazing Opens.
Some of the Members Arc Already
Selcctcd-Admiral Sands Is
In Command.
MIDsHIPMAN COFFIN ACCUSED

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. 27.-The
secretary of the navy department has
detailed four naval officers to act as
members of the court martial which
will be convened at the naval acade-
my for the trial of Midshipman Tren-
more Cofiin. Jr., for hazing Midship-
man Jordone p. Kimbrough.
The four officers who have report
ed at the academy for. this duty are:
Capt. II. G. p. Rees. who is the rank
ing officer of the six members. and
will preside over the court martial,
and Commander v. s. Nelson. Lieut.
enant-Commander w. X. Harrison
and Lieut.. John w. Timmons.
The court martial will receive its
orders from Rear Admiral James II.
Sands. superintendent OF the naval
academy. today, but probably will
not hold its first session until Thurs
day.
Supt Sands has not yet announc-
ed the selection of the other two
members. These will be drawn from
the officers on duty at the-naval acad.
cmy. =
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27

New York, Dec. 27.--Dr. George
w. yandeveer, of Mount Holly. n. j..
father of MidshIpman w. yandeveer
whose dismissal from the naval acad-
envy has been advised b% Admiral
Sands on the charge of having con-
cealed knowledge of hazng. said yes
terday that he would ask Gov Stokes,
Senator Dryden and Congressman
Gardner Ito intervene for justice in
the selection of an important board
which Is to conduct the court mar
tial this week. understand the board
is to be composed of three at large,
three from the academy and from
which place the Judge advocate Is to
come
He adds: "IIf this is true, ! think
II is catering to the powers that be at
Annapolis in order to bolster up Ad-
miral Sands report to Secretary Bo-
napartc."
DIR. Gardner has received a letter
from his son, who says:
"ln a military academy, where
con scientious principles and truthful
ness stand for nothing. am ready to
leave the institution. but you know.
papa, how devoted my life is TO this
work"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
seems To BE on.

81. Petersburg. Dec. 27--The reyo-
lutionary leaders in St. Petersburg.
who on Sunday decided 1t was abso-
lutely necessary 10 precipitatc an I'm
mediate conflict here az a diversion
In favor Of the revolutionaries at Mos
COW, reconsidered the decision last
night on the ground that II would be
sheer murder TO send the proletariat
into the streets. Nevertheless, they
voted 10 continue the strike and to
use every means TO force out ali
workmen but at the same time to
hold themselves In readiness TO take
advantage Of the situation In the
event OF the success OF their COM
rades at Moscow. In spite of the
seizure here. the leaders claim large
quantities OF arms. including quick
firing guns have been struggled
through Finland.
Reports from Moscow say the con-
stitutionai democrats and other lib
eral parties. appalled, by the
strength of the proletariat are seek
ing measures TO save the country
from civil war.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
FOR FOUR DAYS
sHPwRECKED SAILOR HAD NO
FOOD OR WATER.
He Had Eaten Part of His Oil
Cloth Cont When He Was
Rescued.

Tampa. Fla, Dec. 27.-Capt. Ler-
mond Of the schooner Helen Thomas
arrived at Port Tampa today from
Galveston, and reports the wreck OF
the three-masted schooner Sakata of
Parsboro. Nova Scotia. and the
drowning of the entire crew except
ing John f. Williams. of St Johns,
n. b.. the mate. The capsized schoon-
er was first sighted by Capt. Lermond
on Dec 20. He sent boat contain
ing his second officer and five men to
the wreck.
They found Williams clinging to
the vessel. having been without food
or drink for four days Hunger had
forced Williams to eat a portion of
his oil coat. Among the drowned
men we're John Canton. managing
owner of the schooner. and his sor.
both OF Parsboro. n. s., John S. Cox,
of st. Johns, steward. and four sea-
men.
Williams has about recovered from
his horrible experience. The wreck
ed schooner was bound for Havana.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
ARM CRUSHED
WILL HODGE, COLORED, MEETS
WITH ACCIDENT AT THE
WHARF.
He Was Game, However, and Held
On to Drowning Rouster Until
He Was Safe.

Will Hodge, colored, rouster on
the George Cowling. which runs be
tween Padncah and Metropolis, Is a
game man. He had his right arm
badly crushed this morning while
saving a fellow-rouster from drown
ing. The name of the other rouster
was given as Andy Brown, and he
fell overheard while. the boat was
coming in towards the wharf.
Hodge went TO the gunwale of the
boat. leaned over. and seized the
drowning man by the coat. Abou.
the time he secured good hold on
his friend. the boat came against tho
wharfboat, and crushed Hodges arm
between the elbow and shoulder. 1t
was badly hurt but Hodge heroically
held to his man until others could
come to the rescue.
Hodge was taken to DR.. j. d. Rob
ertsons office and there his injury
was dressed and he was taken back
home on the morning trip of the
boat.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
President Morales is Either
Killed or in Flight.
The Little Republic Has Had 20 Pres.
idents--Only Three Ever Served
out Their Terms.
UNCLE SAM NOT ~ INTERFERE.

Washington. Dec. 27.--iIistory Is
repeating itself in the black repub-
lie of Santo Domingo. Since 1t was
freed from the rule of Spain in 1868,
twenty-six presidents have been pro-
claimed in Santo Domingo. Twenty
were driven out of power by revolu-
lions and three served out their
terms. Two resigned. one was shot,
and President Morales is now either
In flight or missing. He seized the
reins from President Gil two years
ago by means of revolution.
For the president there will not
be any interference by the United
States in the difficulty which has
arisen in Santo Domingo The trou-
BILE is regarded by state department
officials as entirely an internal one
and so long as outside interests are
not menaced this attitude OF non-in-
tervention will be maintained.
n, however. conditions should
change materially. and lawless acts
should be committed against Ameri-
cans and American interests and in
volving the collection of the Domini-
edE customs by this government, or
other acts of violence occur which in
tie opinion of officials here would
make it proper for this government
to interfere. this step will be taken
and measures adopted to quell the
trouble. This decision was reached
by the state department officials dur
ing the day and was confirmed at a
conference at the White House late
yesterday afternoon in which the
president and Secretaries Root. Taft
and Bonaparte participated.
The cabinet officers remained at
the White House until nearly six
o'clock yesterday The gathering.
however. was not called specifically
for the purpose of discussing matters
bearing on developments in San Do
mingo but to talk over a number OF
questions which the president was
anxious TO dispose of preliminary TO
his departure today for an outing OF
several days in Virginia.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Congratulates the Gar.

Berlin. Dec. 27--The Tageblatt
says II learns from a diplomatic
source that Emperor William has re.
ceived from Emperor Nicholas tel
cgram OF thanks for his eongratula-
lions on the Russian emperor's name
day, in which the latter referred
hopefully 10 the present situation In
Russia, saying:
I'VE are going through trying
times. Still I hope that this severe
crisis will soon pass without innlct-
ing irreparable damage on the coun-
try"
The papers informant denies that
Emperor Nicholas disagrees with the
members of his cabinet regarding
the question of universal suffrage
He says his majesty Is in full harmo-
ny with Witte on that matter. but
that tho imperial douma will have
the prerogative of deciding on the
form OF suffrage.
81 am informed by good source
that 2.e0O persons were killed and
10 900 were wounded. The revolu-
tionaries are making no Roadway but
they show no signs of exhaustion"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Fatally Injured al ScImar and Died
at Jackson, Tenn.

Jackson. Tenn. Dec. PIE. p.
Evans. a brakeman on the NJ. & o.
road. was fatally injured yesterday
afternoon at Selmar, Tenn. and was
brought to Jackson and died few
hours later at sanitarlum. No one
saw how the accident occurred, but
It is supposed that he was struck by
switchboard while hanging on the
side OF his train. pouring water on a
hot journal. His train had gone
some distance before he was missed.
and he was found lying by the track
with his skull crushed. His body
was today sent to his home at Bells,
Tenn. He was 26 years old and sin
gle.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Mny Rcsort TO Arms.

London. Dec. PA dispatch to a
news agency from Odessa says that
the general strike there is only par.
TALLY successful, and that probably 1t
will collapse. The strike committee
is threatening to resort to arms and
the governor-general has announced
that he will deal in drastic man
ner with any such attempt. The cor
respondent adds that while the peo-
Pile Of Odessa are In a state of nerv-
GUS tension, the city at present is
TRANQUIL.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
DIR. HEssIG's MOTHER
Bought In the Property Sold at Auc-
tion Today.

The sale OF the real estate In the
bankrupt case of Herman T. Hessig,
was held this morning at 10 o'clock
at the county court house.
The property was ordered sold sew
eral weeks ago and the appraised
value was fixed at $500 The total
property brought $7.s25 and was
bought by Mrs. Catharine Hessig,
mother of the bankrupt.
Attorney A. Y Martin was trustee
in the matter but the sale was con-
Quoted by Master Commissioner Cecil
Reed There were several dozen
bidders on the property which wa,
sold in two parts. one lot at Eighth
and Jackson and five at Ninth and
Jones streets.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Some OF the scenes.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 27.--A cor
respondent at Moscow says that as he
drove through the accessible streets
OF the city. he saw patrols firing ev-
cry time on people gathered In
groups. IN the stratstonoi boulevard
he saw. three yoiieys fircd and do
zen persons fall while the remainder
fed. He met a dozen improyised Red
Cross wagons bringing in dead or
wounded for whom there was no lon
ger a place in the morgues or hos
pitfalls. necessitating the temporary
use OF residences.
All over the city there are marks
OF the battle which has ragged in the
streets for three days and the distant
booming OF cannon shows that the
nghting is not at an end. Houses have
been completely demolished by artil-
lery and everywhere windows have
been smashed by bullets.
Near the Trlumphal arch. could be
seen today the red flags of the insur-
gents flying about their barricades.
Soldiers surrounded the Continental
hotel and artillery was brought up
as It was claimed shot had been
fred from one of the windows. IT
was with dificulty that the landlord
persuaded the troops not to demolish
the building.
AS the correspondent entered the
telephone exchange he saw two agi-
tators shot by passing patrol.
Artillery can be heard at work
near Nicholas station.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
A Rig Kansas Fire.

Wilsonville. Neb. Dec 27.-The
business portion of Herndon. Kan
sas, was destroyed by fire today. Two
drug stores. meat market. bank and
three general stores, including stocks
and buildings were burned together
with smaller concerns. A hardware
store and a general store alone are
left No estimate has been made of
the loss.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Academy Officers.

Annapolis. Md, Dec 27.-From
the STAFF of the naval academy Prof.
p. II. Alger and Lieut.-Commander
Mutton have been detailed as mem
beers of the courtmartial to try Mid
shipman Trenmore Coffin. Jr., on the
charge of hazing Midshipman Kim
brough. Lieut. Commander w. J.Har-
rison has been designated as judge
advocate.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
FIRST TRIP.
OF the Cuban Special Yesterday
Train Goes Through Fulton.

Train No. 9. known as the Cuban
special, passed through Fulton last
night en- It's initial trip south.
This train -uns from Chicago to
New Orleans and makes the time
five hours and twenty minutes faster
than any other train on the run. The
train is the only real through train
and no passes go on 1t. the passen-
gers having to pay straight cash
fare. The train goes down on Tues
days and comes back Friday. One trip
each way is made week.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Challenges JcHrics.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 27.-
Jack oBrien, the pugilist who re-
Gently defeated Robert Fitzsimmons,
has authorized the issuance or chal-
lenge to James J. Jeffries, the retired
heavy weight champion. Any terms
Jeffrles may demand, he says VIII be
acceptable.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
HANDY ANDY
Tells About His Connection With
the Companies.

New York, Dec. 27.-John c. Nc
Call. secretary of the New York Life,
was a witness today before the in
surance investigation committee, and
told of his trip to Paris to see Judge
Andrew Hamilton. He said that Ham
ilton's condition is so serious that II
is impossible for him TO come to
America. He then submitted state
ment made by Hamilton regarding
his financial connection with the in
surance companies. The statement Is
long and was read and placed in ev-
ldence. Hamilton acknowledged TO
receiving money from the companies
to influence adverse legislation.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
COURTHOUSE DAMAGED
Historic jefferson County Structure
Suffers From Conflagration.

Louisville. KY. Dec. 2I.-Fira
yesterday afternoon damaged the
Jefferson county courthouse and foc
time threatened the complete de-
struction OF the edifice. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000 with no insur'
ance. Hard work by firemen pre-
vented damage to the accumulated
records of a century of Litigation.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
The Letter Exnlodcd.

London. Dec. 27.--The st. Peters
burg correspondent OF the Telegraph
says letters addressed in the same
handwriting to Count WHITE, Gen.
Trepoff and Interior Minister Durno
vo. exploded while being carefully
opened in the general postofhce.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27

TO Riga to cooperate with the land
forces in quelling revolt there. The
crews refused to obey the orders. de-
olaring they would do nothingagainst
the revolutionists. The officers are
powerless In the face OF the refusal
and the ships are still at Libau.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27

Washington, Dec. 27.--Advices re-
ceiyed by the state department from
Santo Domingo indicate that the gov
eminent has been practically estab-
llshed at the capital. The complex
ion of which is the same as before
Morales abdicated. Morales is with
a band of reyolutionists in the int
rior.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Had Finger Amputatcd.

Alvin Barker. an employe Of the
Lack Singletree Co.. of South Third
street, got his left hand caught in a
buzz saw this morning and the thumb
and two fingers were badly lacerated.
The injury was dressed by DR.. J. s.
Troutman. who found it necessary to
amputate a finger.