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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03
NOTED EXPERT VISITS BIG MINES IN THE
 CANANEA DISTRICT
Cananea Central Has a Big Showing, and Greene Costs
 Are Heavily Cut.

The Cananea Herald in it's last issue chronicles the visit to the big copper camp across the border of R. B. Wat son of New York, a widely known mining engineer and expert:
 "Cananea Central is probably in possession of more demonstrated miu- eral wealth at this time," said Mr. Watson in a resume of his visit, "than any other property in America that has had as little development and as short a life. Marvellous ground and marvellous work are in evidence there l feel that 1t can be conservativeiy said that the outlook for the property is big. Whether or not the extremely rich ores which have been opened so close to the surface maintain their high values as depth is made, the property will remain a highly >alu- able one. for ur'eee he gre -hould go out altogether, which tbere is nothing in the district to warrant expectation of. the property is bound to have plenty of ore of fair grade If the values are maintained at the present average as depth is gained the prop erty in it's enormous richness will simply develop into a wonder of the copper world
 We have had only a glance at Greene Consolidated properties, but enough to convince us that they are a great possession with vast amount of ore in hand. was chiefly inter- ested in the caving system. which is now being installed and find it working with highly satisfactory ressults. do not think there is room for the slightest doubt but that it will prove great success in the Greene mines. The ground is adapted for it and when it is in operation throughout the prop. trties great saving in timbering costs will be made while the increased pro
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03

Bishop Berry says the church boss must go. Oh, but this is going to be a cold winter for bossesi
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03
BALL T0ssERs
 WILL MEET SUNDAY Local Team Will Play Two Games With Army Team
 From Ft. Huachuca.

The local baseball fans are prunsed a rare treat when the army team from Fort Huachuca lines up against the lccai ball tossers next Sunday Both teams are prepared to give a good ac- count of themselves, and it will un- doubtedly be the best exhibition of the in some time.
 For several weeks past the army team has been anxious to secure a game with the local boys, but on ac- count of the plans which had been formed to send the team to Globe. rne ! challenge from the soldiers could not De accepted.
 When it developed several days
 that the management would not be
 le to secure the service of the
 tchers upon whom they had been counting for support on the tourna- fpert at Globe, Manager Blair an Bounced that the plan of sending the team would be abandoned, but that if possible game would be arranged to take place at the Don Luis ball park.
 He gct into communication with the army by.-. and they gladly accepted the offe 10 come to Bisbee. It was arranged hat two games chould be played, le first starting at 1.30 p. m-
 Tn the first game the Bis6ee bat tery will he E. l.. Blair and Malcolm, and in tho second game Foster and Hodge. Both games promise to he ouupu5l1e SSIel B pue 'GtsAH EIsA . already assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03

GLOBE, Oct. 2.-The incorporation petitions w1re circulated ySsteAiay by some twenty-five volunteers. and
 Hundreds of signatures were secured. There were but few people who re- fused to sign the petitions The sentiment for incorporation seems to he unanimous. These petitions will be presented to the board of supervis- DTS at its meeting on Monday. when the board by resolution will disincor- porate the old village incorporation and reincoTporate the town as a cny. ETfe Telegram man asked several mem- [bers of the local bar yesterday wheth- Fer this would be sufficient action to take, and they expressed the opin- lon that this action of the board would be practically conclusive.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03
eusseE TEAM CHALLENGED.

A Iormal challenge mas been recely- ed by the local high school foot ball team from the Douglas high school for game to be played at an early date, and if it has not already been done the challenge will be accepted at once. Members of the Bisbee high school team are almost entirely from the Y. NJ. c. A., and they are being coached by Messrs. Pollard and Buch- ner. They will average about 140, and are pretty husky lot. The team is in almost daily practice at Bakers yjlle
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03

duction per man will make a heavy
 reduction in costs. This much has
 been well shown already in such
 workings as are employing the caving system. Here the production of each man has raised from one-half to three quarters of ton, showing that means great deal. The heavy con struction expenses of the company are about over. This fact together with the savings that the installation of the various improvements are making and will increase as time passes gives ground for belief that Greene Con- solidated is at this time entering npon an era in which it will be able to en- joy very great prosperity"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03
m'DlLL COMING.

Toward the latter part of the week, perhaps Saturday, the local Y. NJ. c. A. will be visited by George D. McDill, of the international committee. He comes here in connection with the Forthcoming conference of Southwest ern Associations which will be held at Douglas in the latter part of October. He will also go to Douglas and on the present trip make other cities whose associations are interested in the con- ference.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03

Reports are reaching the city of unusual activity in the Helvetia dis trict- c. T. Roberts, who has just come in from Helvetia, states tha; nearly all the country there has been located and that prospectors' camps are to be seen in great numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-03
COLONEL oRAY's DEATH.

Information is received here of the death of Col. Mike Gray in San Fran cisco on the Sth inst. The news comes as surprise to the many friends of the colonel in this section who will be pained to learn of his demise. Num- bered among the early pioneers of Arizona. Col. Gray was beloved. by all who knew him. Deceased was 7S years of age. His was an eventful life. full of the fortunes and vicissi- tudes of pioneer existence and he con. tributed in no small measure to make history for Arizona, the home he loved so well.
The oasis., 1906-07-07

 
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 iiiW President felaTs and Treasurer shiI be member. oi tNe Board 0f Director. aud fne office. of secretary and Treasurer may he aNel by lhe same director.
 Ail the oflicer. shall hold their offices anrinr the life of Che Board 0f Directors by whom they are elected and until their successors are elected and qualified. unless sooner removed for cause by vote of two thirds of the directors.
 NINTH. These articles Of incorporation may be amended or altered at any regular meeting of the stockholders, or al any special meeting called for that purpose, by an affirmative vote of majority of the stock then issued and fh., Board of Directors or any three stoek holders may cali meeting of the stockholders for this 9r any other purpose not inconsistent with law, but notice of such meeting inc object of the same shall be given each Stock. holder either personally or in writing at least amendment shall bc voted upon
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereunto set our hands this llih day 0f June, < n. 1e06
 $ B. GRUBBs,
 PAUL II. SEYMOUR
 HARRY AUSTIN CIAFP.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 -0F IHE~ MEXICO MINES CONSOLIDATED COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE pREsENTs That we, whose hands are hereunfo affixed, do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose of forming q corporation under the laws ~ the Territory of Arizona amd 10 that end make the following statement
 FIHST The names 0f the eorpofators arc Fanny E. Brent, James w. Goodman and Allen T Bird and the name os the corporation shall PANY. The principal place within the Territory of Ariz9ua in which the busi- ness of said Corporation is fo be trans acted is Nogales, santa Cruz County. Arizona, offices either within or without the Territory 0i Arizona where meetings of the Board Of Directors may be held,
 SECOND. The general nature oi the business proposed Q be transacted by this Corporation is as follows to-wit:
 general mining and reduction business, with full powers as follows, vIz.
 Io make contracts; 70 purchase lease bond, locate or otherwise acquire. 0Mn, exchange, sell or otherwise dispose or pledge, mortgage, hgp0theeate and deal in real estate and any and all Kinds pf personal property. mines, mining claims cil lands, coal lands, mineral lands oil gas coal, shale, aSpnaltam, petfo- Ieum, asbestos. salt, water and water rights and machinery, and to work. mine, explore, operate and develop the same; and in general tu dc all things necessary to the proper cOn- duct of the business of this Corporation in the Territory and elsewhere not inconsistent with the laws of the United states and the
  Mexico and State of Sonora.
 THlRp: The authorized amount Of capital stock oi this Corporation shall be Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, Q0D0Q00) divided into Five Hundred Thousand shares of the par value af On9 (SlNo) each. At such times as the Board Ol Directors may by resolution direct, said capital stock shall be paid into this Corporation, either In cash or by the sale and transfer to #, oi real or personal property Tor the uses and purposes of said corporation In payment for which shares of the capital stock Of said corporation may be issued, and the capital stock so issued shall thereupon and thereby become and be fully paid up and nom assesseble, and in the absence cf actual fraud III the transaction the judgment Of the Direct ofs as lo the value of the property purchased shall te conclusive.
 FOURTH The time of the commencement of this Corporation shall be the date oi the filing 0t 2 certified eouy of these Articles ef incor- p9ratloM lu tn4 uIice nl the territorial auditor, and 0t the recorder of santa Cruz County. and She termlnaiien thereof shall bs twenty-five years thereafter.
 FIFTH The affairs of this corporation hall be
The oasis., 1906-07-07

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 ~tNfNlH' The private property of The stock holders Di this Corporation shall he exempt rom corporate debts nf any kind whatsoever. lN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hcreunto set our hands and seals this First day of June lsQb FANNY B. BRENT. iSEAi4
 JAMES W GOODMAN. lsEAL.1
 ALLEN T. BIRD, SEAL
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-corNTY OF crYAHnaA ]

Before me, M. Fred Nellfs, Notary Public in and for said County on this day personally appeared samuel E. Grnhbs. known 10 me ta be the person whose name k subscribed t0 the foregoing Articles Of Incorporation and aeknow ledgel te me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under ny hand and seal ~ office this lNth aas 0f JHne A. D l9D6
 SEAL. V. FRED NELLIs. Notary Public.
 My commission expires December 8, I9UT.
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Contest Notice.

Department ol the Interior. Emitted states Land office, Phwnixs Arizona, June g lgef.- X sufficient contest affidavit having been filed In this office ny Charles J Mapes contestant, against homestead entrv No 30sa, made Eebru. arY 24, lsaa, tor Lot i, Sec. ls. ' 13 ~ x. ~ E.. ana S. V \. <. section 1Al Township 2S K Range l3 E by James Johnson, cWntestee m which it IN alleged Fhat. Said James Johnson AAs abandoned sail entry ana the lnna embraced therein Tor period exceeding NIX months latt past; and that saia abandonment and absence from the said land was mol and s nOt due t0 the said James Johnson being employed in the army navy or marine e0Fps aI ihe United States etc said parties are hereby notified Go appear respond aIi offer evidence touching saiA alic gaten af l0ocleek a ii. on Monday. August 59, laV6 before Allan r Bird. Clerk 0f the Dis trict CouTt. in his office in Nogales, santa Cruz county, Arizona, and that dliai hearing wil be held af o'clock |. n on Monday, August 27 lao, before tho Register and Receiver Mt the United states Land Office in FhWuix. Maricopa cuunfy Arizona
 lne eontestant having, in proper atfaavit hied June " la18 set forth saCts which show fhaT, after aHe diligence personal service VI this notice can not be made. it N hefehy ordered ami directed that snch notice be given by due and proper qualifications.
 FEN <. HILDRErH Receiver. Fifst publication June sa. last August Is.
The oasis., 1906-07-07

sonora Time
 Dining Stations
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to theso trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres & prietas Railroad leaving tt S:O0 a n. and D n. daily for Colorado, and Minas PrteGas.
 Close connection is made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship C0fapanyss steamer Curacao sailing tue Isth of each month for Altata, Mazatlan. Cape St. Lucas Magdalena Bay and Ensenada; as well as with Of the Y. x Marttnez Steamship Line, aud others iines calling at this port.
 For particulars address '. X. NAUELF
 6enl Pass. Ag ', Guaymas. Sonora. Mex.
The oasis., 1906-07-07
TERRIT0RY oF ARIzoNA

NNNTA V-ETG
 I, Phil Her0lG County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid a0 herebv certify that l have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorporation of THE PAN-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT CON- PAN1. filed and recorded in my office 9n the 22nd day Of June. 1906, in Book ] oi Miscel- laneous Records at page 398 et Sea; and that tnesame is x full, true and correct copy of such original and 0l the whole thereof
 Witness my hand and seAl ~ office this 2aia dag Of June, N. D., lgU6, PHil MER0LB,
 ~EAL.l County Recorder. Jh3le 89-AuEust A
The oasis., 1906-07-07
TERRIr0RY oF ARIZ0NA- ]

CorNTy or SANTA CEUz.
 On this First day of June in the year lg06. before me, Phil Herold. q Notary Public in and for the Territory and County aforesaid residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Fanny B Brent James W. Goodman and Allen T. Bird known to me "a be the persons described in whose names are subscribed to and who executed the annexed instruments and they acknowledged t0 me that they executed the same for the purposes and con. alterations therein expressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in the said Territory and County, tho day and year last above written
 ISEAL1 PHIL HEROLn,
 Notary Public, My Commission expires Feb'y H. lgsS.
The oasis., 1906-07-07

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COUNTY OF COOK.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. ~
 Before me, George II Paget Notary Public fa and for said County, on this day personally appeared Paul II seymour and Harry Austin Jlapp, known e me O be the persons whose names are subscribed t1 the foregoing artlcaes 0f incorporation and acknowledged to me thai they executed the same fur the pur- poses anu consideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand amt seal af office this 18th day Of June, A. n 1906.
 SEAL. GEORGE II. FACET, Notary Public.
 Ny commission expires May 2sth, lg0s
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 C0rNrY OF SANTA CRUZ.

LONNI4 WF ~ANFA ' HI 2.
 | Phil Her0ld County Recorder in and for The County and Territory aforesaid. do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original arsicles of incorpora. tian of the MEXICO MINES CONSOLIDATED COMPANY, filed and recorded in my office on the lst day of June, t9l6 in Book of Miscel- lane0ns Records at paEe--etsaq.. and that the same N isill true and correct copy af such original and 0f the whole thereof
 Witness mv band and seal W office this fSf day 0f luna, A, D. IaaH. FHlT HRE0LD. l@EAL} County Recorder. June 13-Juiy 2s
The oasis., 1906-07-07
Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger Train service througt h
 between Nogaies and Guaymas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-12
THIRD RACE

Good start; won easily: Knight of Elway. ch. g..
s, oy Knight OF Ellie In the Pan; Owned
BY Mr. Cotton: trained by NJ. Smart.
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RACING ut Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June 1.-Two favortes. two second
choices and two outsiders won at Kentworth Park
to day. Gutter, the ~fayorte In the last race, swung
vide at the turn Into the stretch and threw away
the race. Farrow made a protest that Cutter was
fouled, but the Judges could not see II that way.
summaries:
FIRST R~ace-Four and a half furlongs-cave
Adams. liz DAVIS, s to 2, won; Plaud, 100 R,
PoWers) so to /, second Spherical, liz CNlcon ,sto2
third, Time, o5o. Flip, ~Bonvvant. Rothgeb,
Jose phine, Harry JAMESON and Eminola also ran
Second Race-Six furlongs -Rusk. los tKoernerl.
10 10, won; MusketeeI, 100 IBelp; to ] SECOND
Btsufort, o. (R. Powers. 20 to J, third Time,
lid is. oobmosa, Akbar, Miss Morgan, Richard,
il, Fronts and Toscan also ran.
Third Racr-onc mile-Thomond, IA C. Davis,
is TO /, won; Fllckaway. 90 CFarrow). s TO !, second
Rhyiana, iOi (Bellacl, so TO 1, third. Time, lA5 Is,
rs. Martin. Setauket, Duke OF Kendall and Dsrgln
also ran,
20 to /, won; Betsy Rinford, l4 Koernerl. IS 70 s..
second; Alyth. III y. palyl. TO !, Third. Time,
DlIon, Storm and Nellie Racine also ran,
Fifth RAce-one mile Eater. 100 Truebel.
1 TO z, won: Neva WeIch. io5 (Ferrow), SO : second;
Australina, los LHelgersonl. 10 70 !. third Tim
IIs as. John Randolph also ran.
Sixth Race-one mile and forty y~ards-sllver
Wedding, e6 Kent. 4 to l, won; Monacodor. l0a &c.
Ross, ito !, second: Mia Hayley, % Koerner 10 %
also ran
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ALENANRaR AaAIN fRANRION
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thanpNas RsegRa,

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eaft eith Tho ehAllrngef salhTi aNtN
wHk tha hfst iWp seta AMI nal he thifi 81
y, hrfote. N%lcsan,ieta greater eiHinftnre
eisae ,sssrs,e., "fessss "sbss 'l,c@W 1|eSs,
tuihil .Haehett was aperl. aud ttL, ~ re
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tggd The ,hitl In1 .LYoph s.g!s yer,
could have made Inc efth q lava act harh"''
'1SA pnIni SnSiysIs showei tina, Alexander
vae aid and Inc srtive q, Tho net IN the ffst
,SsSn G,I ns,rrss III, bUI he made - msby not.
and ouia thai g. aptrptNl wlilul to src. 2
glayer. N hls gSllh'e 'n'.1 70 'hsl cay, ~,
i%iisscens%vp1' i " on. =" ~ u" See tive" .st piaysrs
IN ihe district and slmos, vas ready to con.
EE;ssdss. '1s ors, 'TS s.s, Ssassq. r re- g GcT .sr 70
no played nuaeriously and soon got the better
On" several 6Scsslons when points counted
Haokett managed n. skim the tor Of the net
With drives that iell dead In the court beyond,
NJ nothing w%otr.sd AIsyAndGr Tho nsgI
his twIs; service whom points were highly
necessary, The hTst time was TO &c! the nnIl
EGSS ms q !sss i iSSTih Sc. Sc, ~ AsT @..d i it tho 70 , ;Isss ,
match wssa service ace on atwister, as we'll
pla %iTe', s.s ssF"f Il. a p la q ssGGRR '"SSit BE 10, Usual 1
vlnnlns, Every possible nook and corner
There were about 1000 persons IN the en-
closure, Summary.
MsS,0gG!ls3, cfS"IRi9.sSSlS Tn:, Iesside I. s. g.
II &, Cch.ilenSers 90 80 81 n
wsa.ssT$ and TSsS TsllsniI West si4s 7 ia
oH ssmi maj e, k aosnd wf'' + sid FeI i, I.S e,' YORK l. Ti.c,.
and Harry EosanSs EnsIcTS 60, + e; Hefe %..,
S'f H.a K e s'i sSimn=siless-ffn,rd round-1. c. r!.sa
half lS by default; T. R. Pell minus BALI w de
feated J kearney lscratehl; q. ~ -
Consolation Sin gles-Preinfnary round Ben
nett defeated B~ostwick, by default; Rosenbaun,
defeated Fettretch, e-s. ST Banks defeated
"a. 81; Richards de feated Hatfield. Ga. O.. .
First Round -Kearney defeated Hartmann. -
default; Bnnckerhor defeated, Robertson. by
default Bennett defeated wyeth by de faul. Rosen
Richards, 0-S, 81, Ga: Fox defeated ca rleton
by defa ult; Bodman defeated Beckley. By default
Third R~ound-Keamey defeated Holmes, by
default; Bennett defeated Bhnckerhon. rs, Us
Pate defeated Rosenbaum, 81. o.; Bodman de
feated Fox. by default.
semi .fnal ~Round-Bennett defeated Keamey
A. As