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New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

ties substantially promised in advance to ac-
cept, and the outcome of it is considerably
more than tw3thirds majority in favor or rao-
flying and maintaining the Separation law 10
such national Mandate the Church Will surely
yield.
AS for the income tax and old age pensions.
they are apparently measures savOring some-
what of socialism; yet it is to be expected that
they will be framed in moderate and by no
means purely socialistic spirit. There are only
about T5 out-and-out socialists in sthe Cham
Der, of whom only n dozen are workinGmen
the others being journalists. lawyers. DOCTORS
professors, engineers, etc. Moreover, the whole
Chamber is divided among the various profess
sons and trades more equitably than are most
elected legislatures. There are 120 landowners.
119 lawyers, 46 doctors, so manufacturers and
contractors, 20 journalists 26 professors and
few representatives of almost every important
calling. In such body the interests and rights
of all classes are likely TO he fairly consid-
cred, and we may, therefore, pretty confidently
anticipate for France err OF ministerial
stability, legislative progress and general pros
perity.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
THE DANGER OF x RAYS.

The fate of DR.. Louis A. Weigel of Roches-
ter, is both pathetic and mysterious. A special
feature OF this physicians practice was the
employment of XErays. Almost the only thero.
peudc use which is made of R0ntgen's discov-
cry is in the treatment of cancer on the sur
face of the body, and yet it has been suspecte1
that 10 that very class of disorders belonged
the one TO which Dr. Weigel succumbed. Under
the circumstances II would be safe To assume
that he really suffering from sometbipo,
else. 1t was observed several years aro tbat
excessive exposure TO X rays produced n SORE
ness resembling the effects of burn. Mapv
physicians who employ them remedially, there
FORE protect with aluminium shield the -
gion Immediately surrounding the spot ~ ho
treated, and they often deem IL exDedien+ -
employ precautions to avert injury m tharo
selves 1t is possible that DR. Weigel failed 70
protect himself as he should have done
One Of Mr Edison's assistants. who cona,,..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IErom NC Trfbune Bureau.

From The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. June 2-The Brazilian Ambassador
will sail for his country June Is and will repre-
sent his government at the Pan-American Congress
Nine Nabuco and their family will probably accom-
pany him. though they have made no definite plans
for the yet
Diplomats are fast moving from Washington 20
their summer homes. The departure of the Bel
gian Minister and Baroness Moncheur tomorrow
afternoon for Pride's Crossing and later Hamilton
Mass Will be followed Monday by that Of the
Russian Ambassador and Baroness Rosen and their
family for Magnolia. Mass, where they expect 70
spend the summer
Nine Hebbinghaus. wife of the German naval at
tache. will sail for Europe Thursday. and the
Minister from Panama and Sonora de Obaldia. with
their family. will sail for Europe on June Is
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
tBy Telegraph to The rr,bune1

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Tuxedo Park. y. Y, June 2-Ths Park is now
very lively and only a few villas remain unoccu-
pied Automobiling and driving are much In vogue
and the Park to-day swarmed with automobiles
conveying parties from town to the club or villa
colony.
The principal week end attraction was the OUT
door play given by the governing committee OF the
Tuxedo Club on the club grounds, which al
tended by nearly all Of the Park residents and
their guests. A special dinner was given at the
clubhouse. az which several large parties en-
tertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. who have been n
Washington since last winter. returned TO Keevay-
din to-day and are entertaining party over saa-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Edson Bradley entertained Nr. and
Mrs Herbert shipman and Mrs. Philip Sheridan.
OF Washington. at dinner tonight
Others who giving house parties are Mr- and
Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
s. Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs William Kent, 9Ir- and
Mrs. Harris FahnestOck, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Keech, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D Juilliard. Mr.. and Mrs. Il P. Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Kane and Mr.. and Mrs. ",
NJ. V. Holman,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. who opensd
their villa last week. entertained a party at the
clubhouse before going 10 the open air play Among
their guests were Mrs. H. N. Alexander. Colonel
and Mrs. J. ]. McCoOk, the Misses AcCoOk, c. II.
Robinson and F. H Baldwin
Among those who gave dinners al the club were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil. who entertained a
party OF twelve: Mr.. ard Mrs. II ". T1Iford. Mr..
and Mrs Henry W. Poor. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred
Person jr Mrs. Charles J. Coulter Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Richards Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Forsyth. Mr
and Mrs. GOodhue Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs A. G.
Thacher, Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. WItheroee and Dr.
and Mrs. J. Meg. Woodbury.
Grenville Kane the cup presented BY the soi1
club for the weekend handicap on the Tuxedo
links Among those entered were Cornelius S Lee.
Alfred Seton. tr.. Thomas G. Condor, William henr
and DR.. Rushmore series OF weekly matches
will be played during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs J. p Bernhard have arrived at the
voss cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. N voss have gone to Bar
Harbor.
Among the arrivals at cottages to-day were M.
and Mrs. J. Nelson Borland and Mr. and Ms A :
Outerbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. H O. Havemeyer, tr.. have moved
into the Robert GOelet villa. on Tuxedo LaSe ana
Mr.. and Mrs. John GreenOugh have opened tnsas
villa on West Lake Road
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

would also have been welcomed; and it is not
yet clear on what grounds the Senate amend
ment bringing Pullman cars within the scope Of
the act was defeated by the House conferrees.
As for the so-called Jim Crow amendment
which was also stricken out, it was immateriaI,
as it would not have greatly affected existing
conditions
Rate BILL as it comes from the conference COM
mittee, embodies all the substantial results of
the long fight for rate regulation initiated and
conducted by President Roosevelt and will re-
ceive-as it should receive-a virtually unani-
nous support in both branches of Congress
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
About People and SOcfdf Incidents

trude Sheldon have gone to their home az e,,.-
Cove. Long Island. for the summer
The marriage Of Mrs Mary Merritt Henderson, >,
Justice William E. Wyatt. OF the Court Of SuecsI
Sessions. took place yesterday morning in c-,c,
Church chantTy. The bride. who was dressed -
gray chiffon. trimmed with ecru lace. and were .
hat OF black NeaDOitan straw and white ebiso
was given away by her brother. Edward 1Ierr!rt =,
Nyack. She attended by her daughter ~
irving Mckesson. who was dressed in white chi~o-
and wore large white picture hat trimmed vi,S
white plumes. The ushers were Arthur and sarnrsI
Henderson and Christopher 3. ard Merritt T. Wv.s.
After the ceremony. which was performed bv .b
Rev Dr. Babbitt of Nyack. there was receu,o~
at the home Of Mrs. McE<esSOn No. 4s West 2r.6
street Justice and Mrs Wyatt VIII spend ,ba,-
honeymoon IA Canada. and in the fall win take NJ,
their home at No. 2S East Both street. AIRS WA.
Is daughter OF the late Edward Merritt Of a.,
city. and her first husband. who died some tim
ago. was Robert J. Henderson
The read coach Venture vas chartered yesters,,
BY Mr.. and Mrs De Lancey Kountze VINO took :
party of friends to the races at Belmont ParE
Their guests included Mrs William Woodward az
Miss Annie Kountze- E. Won der Horst Kocs
drove The Pioneer made its last trip Of the So.
yesterday frcm the Holland House to ArdsIey.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gerard jr. who san .,-
Europe this month. will remain abroad throughonr
the summer
Gfr. and Mrs George Stanton FIoyd-Jones ara a,
their country place at MassapeQua. Long Island
for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth wiczes leave here so-
Lenox on Thursday when they viii open the-
place for the season.
Among those sailing this week for EIropa ar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Weatherbee and Mr. zns
Mrs. James Speyer.
Robert B. Roosevelt. uncle OF the President a,
occupying his country place az SayviIle Ions
Island. He is in poor health. and has been con-
fined 10 the house Tor the last two weeks
Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs and her daughter. Ms,
Blanche Oelrichs. have gone to Newport for r.
summer.
Among those who sailed yesterday for Euron.
we're Mr. and Mrs NJ Orme Wilson Consressma,
and Mrs Nicholas LOngworth. Sir Caspar Purdo,
Clarke. Mrs Frederic J. De Peyster and the Misss.
De Peyster. Mrs. Nicholas Fish and Mr. and Mr.,
Alexander Van Rensselaer,
James ]. Van Allen has returned from his animal
fishing expedition to Canada. and Will spend
few days in Newport and in this city before SAL
ing for England next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Nicou are booked TO sail
for Europe on July Z and will spend the summer
at Dinard-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

TFe desjye 10 remind our readers ,rbo are
about 10 le9re the city that THE TRIBUNE tcfIl
be sent bg mail 10 any address in this country
or abroad, and address chGnacd as often as de-
erred Subscriptions map be gicen to your reg
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dent, hand them in at THE TRIBUNE ONCE.
See opposite page for subscription. rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

ed elaborate experiments with X rays at the
West Orange laboratory two or three years ago.
suffered much pain in one arm for months ana
finally died from an ailment which his en-
ployer fancied might be of cancerous nature.
The supposition was never confirmed by medi-
cal experts. we believe 1t appeared. further
more that the victim had not appreciated the
necessity for adopting defensive measures.
There is at least a superficial resemblance be
tween the two cases which is suggestive.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

The rule to transfers. which was pro-
nounced Jasmine" by one judge, has now been
formally declared Illegal The Tribune pre-
dicted il would be. Common sense and law
generally keep close company. and when they
part there is reason for suspicion as TO the law
or, as in the case referred to- the rule.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
GUESTS AT WREsT PARK.

London. June 2-Ambassador aud Nrs. Red as
entertaining large party at WFest Park Tor VIZ
suntide. The guests include Mr and MIS- W. -
Sloane OF New York: Lady Stratrord. RTiace ana
Princess Won Schomburg. Alrnsrc PaSsL MT 40
Mrs ]. r. Carter and Miss Carter, Paul PnippS
Lord Esrne Gordon-Lennox, Captain G. Hamilton.
Miss Breese, OF New York. and NJ. nnd Mrs sean-
Iey Mortimer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

The opening of Moukden to international
trade which was effected last week, is another
vindication of Japans sincerity in taking up
Russia's gage of battle. 1t is also another fine
triumph for the American policy of the open
door.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

1t is a good thing to have policemen on the
elevated railroad and subway trains. especially
on summer Sundays, when crowding prevails
and ruffianism is rife Through such means
conditions of travel may be made somewhat less
dangerous and disgusting than they have too
ofter haap
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Unfortunately the scandal has grown to such
proportions through its long Immunity and the
easygong character of the American public
that this may not be- The scrub brush and not
the whitewash brush is the implement which
must now be used in Packngtown.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Even DR. Parkhurst would have admitted 'the
finest looked fine yesterday in their new uni
forms and summer helmets spick and span. The
doctor, however. wrote his letter about the po-
licemen as he them in their everyday
clothes-and work
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

The silly season opens boomingly. with
stories of Japans intention to force China into
q war for purposes OF loot. We shall next hear
that the Dairy Trust has annexed the moon
a source of green cheese.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Senator Burton certainly exercises great de-
liberation in separating himself from the worlds
greatest deliberative body"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
THEIR SIN.

From The Christian Register.
lady asked OF the children In har S..
school class. What the sin OF the Pha arisauaay
Eating camels. ma am was the reply Tn. I1s.;,
girl had read that the Pharisees strained at rnase
aud swallowed camelS." - S"Aes
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

AS regards the beef scandal. Americans would
be only too glad. such course now possi-
IL N
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

President Castro should be mindful Of the
good old rule to fish, cut bait or go ashore"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Miss Adele Florence Kelley, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs Albert Tevis Kelley. viii b married %
Amedee V. Reyburn. tr.. tomorrow at 81 Aaas
Church IN East 18th street. Mr.. Rsyourr sa,s
his farewell bachelor dinner last night e ~ -
monico's HIS guests Included bis nese nIn -
ushers-
Az the Church OF the Incarnation On Wesnescay
Miss May Bruce Brennan. daughtsr ot IN hha
Mrs. Thomas Brennan. OF Louisville WI. % mAs
ried To William Lanier WASHINGTON. % WsssHsA
street
AT the Church OF Sc Thomas AGUinss. Surss
avenue and Ninth street Brooklyn, yesoerdaSi ID
tice George j. O'Keefe. OF the Court Ot Special s'
sions. Brooklyn. married Miss Florence J. Uous
daughter OF John Doud. OF No sS7 Ninth sres-
The ceremony was performed at II o'clock py 20
Rev, William B. Farrell. OK Henpshoad. sssisesd ~
the Rev. James Donahue. the Rev. John J. MaSe22c re
the Rev. John J. OBrien. the Rev Francis J. IL
Murray and the Rev. Thomas s. orally.
Miss Adelaide Foltz. the only daughtsr of WI
lam g Foltz, was married In the MethOdtsr Epss'~
pal Church at Newcastle. Penn, yesterday noon =
John Davol Chapman, or New York CITY. IHs
Rev, DR.. James W. Campbell pastor OF the enuNss
onsciated. assisted by the Rev. DIR. Paul SiFas'-.
OF Graoe Church. Albany. Edwin ". Chapman /.
New York. brother OF the bridegroom. was s~'
man. The ushsrs were Marvin A Chaonan AaN :
custblair. The bride. who otherwise unAs-
tended. was escorted to tho altar BY hsr n-ass
who gave hsr away. Immediately following y.
ceremony the wedding breakfast waS served -
the Newcastle Country Club, Of which tho Sfios
MIR Chapman Is a member OF tns New Yofal
Stock Exchange. He is member Of pn1,S n1,Sssr - q
Indian Harbor Yacht and BaltuAroI Country eas~
-~---
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND RETURNS.

Archbishop ireland was of tho passenSers aa
the French liner la Lorraine. which arrived Hea~
yesterday from fIavra Hs returned frrm . uaN
70 Home He had nothing - say Abuus ho-AeoDe
6 the 1epo g OsNpT sskur s,a0,nK :
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Walk backward with averfed gaze
And hide the shame
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Among those who sailed yesterday for Euron.
were Mr. and Mrs NJ Orme Wilson Congressma,
and Mrs Nicholas LOngworth Sir Caspar P,r5o,
Clarke. Mrs Frederic ] De Peyster and the Missa,
De Peyster. Mrs Nicholas Fish and Mr. and Mr.,
Alexander Van Rensselaer,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Danish paper compares IT love you' In many
languages. Here OF ther-the Danish
paper is our only authority for their correctness.
The Chinaman says. "Uo ngai mr.: the Armenian.
Ge sirem ez hez; the Arabian. very shortly
"Nehabeeck''; the Egyptian similar. '.N'achkeb',.
the Turk. "Sisi sevejorum." and the Hindoo Main
tym ko piiar karyn." But overwhelming is the
declaration OF love OF an Esquimau who tries
10 win the chosen one by the pleasing sound of the
dainty little word:
'Univihgssae tdluina ma t,,,u..-, -,.u
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs and her daughter Ma,
Blanche Oelrichs. have gone to Newport FOR ths
summer.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Robert B. Roosevelt. uncle OF the President a,
occupying his country place az Sayvine Lone
Island He is in poor health. and has been con-
fined TO the house for the last two weeks
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

James ]. Van Allen has returned from his ANIMAL
fishing expedition to Canada and Will spend
few days in Newport and in this city before SAL
ing for England next week
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

CoNGRESS-The reports of the Statehood and
Rate bin conferrees made. - Senate:
The resolution requiring that supplies for the
canal be purchased in this country and 2S0
private pension bills, were passed. - House:
The Naturalization bill was under discussion.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

trude Sheldon have gone to their home al Gle,
Cove. Long Island, for the summer
The oasis., 1906-01-13

tfpHat ei 4f4f H Hrf aHf aHN aN AiNsIs telnHsi ffgreffE 'hF n W M0f Nis Hlne HHN 1 es N4' eI'IM sffFHiaNm Ht# #f tHs I aHief NE0t fNH uHNI4N't Hud tf H NihF. sfinf# atFffte HlN teftIs # iiit fsffE end VI esHiNEi N lie ivsin ss rf thIs Gtfl lii y lH tAN iefFteff 4nd eiertDeft. uat luf'usfsf Nnf with tbN IHNt fi fNe tnIlHd ~iHlrs aud taf itoi} ei tfyouH, enc hrNnD of AeNteo
 fninp. lhe lnthoryed amNunt ei oepim stack of fhis Cooperation -Hsil hc IHffe Mliun D9llaf ea.OoNa0pl diYidei into Three lluudred Thousand EW0Wul .hpft. oi ibe faf times As fhe Board ui Directors may by rcs9iu- non ulrect, said capital stock shNli he paid mo thls Corporations either in cash oi py the sale and transfer Co IT, of real uT pci sunal property for the uses and purposes of said corporation, in payment for which shares of the capital stock uf said corporation may be issued and the capital stock 70 issued shail thereupon and thereby become and be fullN paid np and non-assessabe al q in the absence Ot actual fraud III the transaction the judg- ment of the Directors as to the value oi the property purchased shall be conclusive.
 FOURTH: The time of the commencement at this Corporation shall be the date of fhe filing or a certified copy of these Articles Of IncOr- pofatlon in the office of the territorial auditor and Of the recorder Of santa Cruz County. and the termination thereof shall be twenty-five years thereafter
 FIFTH; The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by board of seven Directors who shall have power to add to their own number asi in their judgment the interests of the Corporation may require; they may fill ali vacancies occurring on the Board, whether by death. resignation. or otherwise: and they can create additional offices in the official staff of the Corporation as the needs of the business may require; and the following named shall constitute the Board Of Directors until their successors are elected: L. J. Haas of Columbus Ohio; Allen I. Bird and L. Sheperd of Nogales, Arizona: NJ r Barrews of Nenia Ohioi Prank J Weinein, Wm. Ellinger, and w. Il. Harrison cf Columbus, Ohio There after the Board 1f Directors shall he elected from among the stockholders on tue Third Monday in January in each year The officers elected shall be L- J Haas. President: Allen I, Bird Niee-President; Wm. Ellinger, secre tary; Frank J. Weinlein, Treasurer; J IL Sleperd, General Manager
 SIXTH; The highest amount of indebtedness or liability, direct or cOntingent to which this Corporation is at any time subject shall be One Million Dollars {$l 00000A), which amount does not exceed two-thirdS the amount of capital stock.
 SEVENTH: Al all meetings of the Board of Directors, members thereof shall have the power Of cumulative voting according 10 the number of shares oi stock they individually represent.
 EIGHTH: The private property of the stock holders of this Corporation shall be exempt from corporate debts of any kind whatsoever.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereunto set our hands and seals this eighteenth day of December l. D. 1905.
 J. l. SHEPHERD lsEAI.[
 ALLEN I. BIRD, lsEAL.l
The oasis., 1906-01-13


 EiaeifWitl fN tsf Hi eff stfs tHN ANA fHN Nf#
 f' tH HN1 tNtt Hd 1tI fH Ifa.ltN tu ls. sn ssI3i tONHufi ri HII HN.t NN {u r4y NHue0f hMit HWn ss ffHNi tNfiip. WHfi4aae. HHfaf Hlid "ttfNf rtilfrHat sfHHu ships isff fhM#t. sfNsN iues NNtrmuiNlFs NNd uuf H'td Yl 9thef klHit 4f ffaD -lnftlfinN. infIUIiug r4Uf VWHn ts tAefaUf UtIa fNeftfNr iHf WJuIuW uf tfNnspNft ing ur for ufher ltWIHi use nf business fo oNu, handle ef punffal letters patNiit aud iu- reuiiuHs. l1 purchase or otherwise trHlife. laid avn pledge HtpetheeHtC, sell nr 0iher- wise dsposs of fht capital stock If other cnr pGfHiions. and also bends ucpeulufts, utlst promissory Eotes. mortgages aud pledges of other partnerships corporations and person@i Co borrow money aud execute bonds, uOtes mortgages ana deeds of trust t9 secure the same and c. dO and perform each and every act and thing which it is laWfUl Tor natural patons may be carried on at such places either in the United states Of America or foreign countries as the Board of Directors may deem best for he interests of the corporations
 EIGHTH. Within reasonable time alter the election of any Board 0f Directors they shall meet 1t any of Che offices of the corporation and elect the officers of the corporations, who shall be President, President, secretary and Treasurer, aud such other officers or agents as the board may deem necessary for the best interests of the corporation.
 The President. secretary and Treasurer shail be members of the Board Of Directors and the offices of Secretary and Treasurer may he filed by the same Director.
 All the officers shall hold their offices during the life of the Board Of Directors hy whom they are elected, and until their successors are elected and qualified, unless sooner removed by vote of two thirds of the Directors
 NINTH. These articles of incorporation may be amended or altered al any regular meeting of the stockholders, or Ut any special meeting called for that purposes, ny an affirmative yrye of majority of the stock then issued, and the Board of Directors or any three stockholders may call meeting of the stockholders for this or any other purpose not inconsistent with law but notice Of such proposed amend meEt shall be given each stnckholder either personally or in writing at least twenty days prior to the meeting ut which suah amend ment shall be voted upon
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 10th day of October, A. D. 1905
 HARRY AUSTIN CLAPP. fSEAIAl
 LOUISE VAN NESS CLAPP, [SEALsl
 JOHN Y. RICHARDSON, lSEALl
 ARTHUR w. DAVIS, [SEAL.l
The oasis., 1906-01-13
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 ~OF THE REALITO COPPER, GOLD X SILVER MINING X REDUCTION co.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That We, whose hands are hereunto affixed, do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose of forming corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and to that end make the following statements.
 FIRST. The names of the corporators are J. L. Sheperd and Allen T. Bird both of Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, and the name of the corporation shall be the REALITO COPPER, GOLD & SILVER MINING x REDUCTION COMPANY. The principal place within the Territory of Arizona in which the business of said Corporation is to be trans acted IS Nogales, Santa Cruz County. Arizona, and the Corporation may establish branch offices at Columbus, Ohio and elsewhere either within or without the Territory of Arizona where meetings of the Board of Directors may be held. Annual meetings Of the Corporation shall be held at Nogales, Arizona.
 SECOND; The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted by this Corpcration is as follows, to-wit:
 To conduct general mining and reduction business with full powers as follows.
 To make contracts; to purchase lease. bond locate or otherwise acquire. own. exchnnpe. sell or otherwise dispose of. pledge. mortgage'
The oasis., 1906-01-13
clgn sef.Iee f1amInalIaa.

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for all positions first grade in the Gus toms Service in Arizona, to be held on January 20th, 1906, at Nogales. There is at the present time q vacancy in the position of in- spector at a salary of S3.C0 per day. All persons who are quali- fled are urged to apply for and take this examination. For furth- CT information apply to H. M- Chapman, local secretary, at the Nogales Custom House.