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The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15
ALMOST READY AT sHosHoNE

May is will be a great day in tho
power history of Colorado, for on that
date there will be turned loose for gen
eral use the 10000 horsepower of the
Shoshone plant of the Central Colorado
Power company, near Glenwood, the
largest power plant in the state, and
one of the biggest in the world.
The company line has already been
constructed from Shoshone to Denver,
and a transformer station has been
built at the city limits so that the
enormous voltage can be handled safe
ly by the Denver Gas & Electric Co,
which has contracted for large por-
ton to be used for domestic purposes
in the city. For the entire 200 miles
the wires are carried on steel towers,
instead of poles, so that danger from
broken wires during storms is reduced
to minimum, making the line one of
the most wonderful in the world.
To generate the Shoshone electricity
the waters of the Grand river are cap.
tured near Glenwood Springs and car
ried two and half miles through
tunnel 16x10 feet, carrying 1850 cubic
feet per second.
At Shoshone the water is dropped
abruptly through pipes nine feet in
diameter, onto 1O-foot turbines of
5000 horse power each. 1t is there
that the coveted power in the shape
of electricity is made, in Il building
absolutely fire proof, the floor Of
which is l40x35 feet in size
Then the water which has performed
such valiant service is returned to the
Grand from which it came, to be util-
lied again in the rich valleys of the
western slope.
In addition to the power of 10000
horse, derived from the Shos.ionc
plant, the Central Colorado is putting
in an $4,000 horsepower plant near
Nederland, in Boulder county.
There one of the biggest dams in
the world one that would make an ir-
rigation company turn green with envy
IS being built, the laying of concrete
having been begun last week. 1t is
being built by the Macarthur Con
struction company of New York and
will have cost, when completed this
summer, 100000
BY the end of the present year the
Central Colorado will be generating
sufficient power to supply most of tine
factories of Colorado, operate some Of
the railroads and light all of the
houses. Its pay roll is about $4,000
a day.
In speaking of the above, Mr.. Rog.
ers, of Shoshone, said Wednesday:
"We cannot say positively as yet
when the electricity will be started in
the plant, but it will not be very long
before everything will be running in
good shape
This would indicate that the above,
iioih thc ''hNVi hcpupli'th VI i"So-
day. is somewhere near the truth. But
the real opening day will not occur for
"A week or more after the big plant has
been started. Tests will have to be
made and, as is always the case, some
changes will probably have to made
before all is arranged to suit the COM
pany. Glenwood people are going in Il
body to attend the opening day affair
and big time is promised.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15

lives.
Free swims in the big pool, berries,
cake, cream, sugar, ball game, dances
and many special features will give
the public such a treat as was never
before heard of on the western slope
Last year five thousand people We're
fed free berries, and according to re-
ports received TO date, the crowd this
year viii be bigger than ever before.
Glenwood people can do a great deal
toward getting a crowd by writing to
their friends of the date.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15
NORMAL INSTITUTE

The regular summer session of the
thirteenth normal district will be held
in this city from July 10 to3o ana
prom ises to be one of the most sue.
cessful meetings ever held by the dis
trict teachers, which includes several
of the western slope counties.
Mrs. Ozburn, county superintendent
received copy of the program this
wcck, and announces it as follows:
Executive committees
Prcsident-H Harry l., McGinnis, Chat
fee county.
soeretary-Mrs. Ella ozburn, Gar
field county.
Traasurer-NIrs. A. B. Coming, Pit
kin eounty.
Corps of Instructors
Superintendent NJ. c. Potter, Pueblo,
conductor.
L. E. Thompson, Principal, La Junta
high school.
Valentine Kirby, Manual Training
high school, Denver.
Eleanor Davidson, Denver.
Program:
9-9;l5-Opening exercises.
:15-1o--Drawing, (Kirby); Engliss
(Potter).
1O-10:30 = Arithmetic, Thompson
1O:3o-l1-Primary Methods, david
SOM.
;SO-History, potter.
l:30-l2-Civics and School Law
(Thompson).
1:3o-2-Manual Training, (Kirby.)
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15

First class saloon for sale in Glen
wood Springs. Best location and very
desirable trade Will be offered at y
bargain if taken soon. Address or call
Bargain, care The Post. II
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15

In addition to the regular program,
lectures will be given by wen-known
educators, but these have not been ~
nounced by the committee.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15

Account annual Colorado state Sun
day school association, the Rio Grande
will sell tickets to Rocky Ford and re
turn June IA and Is, at $14.15 for the
round trip. Return Limit June 10.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-15

Account Epworth League convention.
the Rio Grande will sell tickets to
Grand Junction and return May % and
"a At ono fare for the round trip. Re-
turn Limit Nay 20.
The oasis., 1909-06-12
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we,
the undersigned, II. W. Kelsey, d. r. Kelsey,
w. y. ChenOweth, and w. A. O'ConnOr have
associated ourselves and do hereby associate
ourselves for the purpose OF Turning a corpora.
ton under the laws Of the Territory of Arizona,
and o hereby adopt the following articles Of
Incorporation.
ARTICLE J. That the names OF the incor-
p0rators are H w. Kelsey, u. X. Kelsey, w. F.
Chenoweth, AMI w A. VConnr: the name of
the corporation is THE NOGALES GAS COM
PANG, and the principal place OF ransacting
business OF said corporation Is NOgales County
Of Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona
ARTICLE IL. The general nature Of the bust
ness proposed to be tran 3acted by said corpora
ton Is TO manufacture, sell and distribute
Illuminating ga, ana ~ construct operate,
and MAINTAIN Illuminating gas plants, sys-
tens, apparatus, pipes, mains AMI lHerAlS
therefor, in the Town of NOgdles, County OF
Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona, and in the
Town OF N0gales, State OF SONORA, Republic Of
MeXic and TO supply individuals and cor
pOrations therein, with Illuminating gas, for
cooking. heating, lighting and power purposes,
and Tor all other purposes for which gas Is now,
or may he hereafter used.
ARTICLE II. TO engage in buying, selling
and dealing in general merchandise goods and
wares of every description, and to carry on,
conduit and maintain stores therefor: TO buy
and sell, deal IN, and in every way acquire and
transfer real estate and personal property, and
10 lease, mortgage and hypothecate the same.
and bonds and securities of corporations lin
Guiding its OWN:
TC mortgage, pledge and hypothecate its
property or any part thereof, and to issue its
own notes, bonds and obligations OF every
! kind.
! ARTICLE ". The amount Of capital stock OF
this corporation is to be one hundred thousand
dollars ($l0O 0O0.O0) divided into one hundred
thousand shares Of The par value of one dollar
each, aud the time when and the conditions
uron which IL is 10 be ptid in shall be as pres.
cribed by the board Of directors OF said cor
! poratiOn.
ARTICLE V. The time Of the commencement
OF this corporation shall be upon the filing OF
Il certified copy oi these articles of ncO pora-
tion with the auditor Of the Tertiary, and its
termination sha be twenty-five years there
| after.
ARTICLE VI The affairs Of this CORPORATION
shall be conducted by Il board of directors u
be elected by the stockholders at their ANNA
meeting. which shall be held in N0gales, Ari
zona. on the first Monday Of ia Of each year
The officers of tn corporation shall be
president vice president secretary, and treas
urer, and shall he elected hy the rectOrs from
among themselves. Immediately after the elec
ton OF sucn directors each year. 80 person shall
The oasis., 1909-06-12
HERMOSlLLO NOTES.

Mrs. George Berbe, from Ciene-
guila, is at the Hotel Cohen.
Yesterday Doctor s. F. Williams
went to California to visit with his
family, who make their home in
Los Angeles. He stopped at Mag
daIena a couple of days.
Mr.. George Gruning, president
Of the Sonora Brewing Company.
and family have gone to Germany
to visit, having departed from Her
mosillo about the first of June.
Last week Mrs. Smith and her
daughter Miss Pearl Smith, mo-
Their and sister of Doctor Smith OF
Hermosillo, who had been sojourn-
ing through the winter in Hermo'
eiIlo, returned to their home in
Pasadena, California.
The oasis., 1909-06-12

be eligible as director unless he is a bona-ide
stock.hOlder Of the corporation.
Said dire, tors and officers shall hold Office
for ole year next ensuing their election. and
until their successors are elected and qualified
The board Of directors shall have power to fill
vacancies occurring on the board of dire tors
and may also appoint such subordinate officers
and agents as II may d en- necessary
The board OF directors shall have power to
adopt bylaws for the government Of this cor
porAtiOn, not inconsistent with these articles
OF incurpation, or with the laws of the Terri
tory Of Arizona, aud amend the same. The
dir' ctors for the first year and until the ell. c..
ton Of their successors at the first annual meet
ny of stock holders are II. w. kelsey, d R.
Kel ey, W. +. Chenoweth, and w. A. O'COnnor,
aud the officers for the first year and until
the r successors are elected and qualified. are
II. W. Kelsey president, ID. K. Kelsey, vice
president w. i. ChenOweth treasurer, and W.
A. O'Conn r. Secretary.
ARTICLE VII The highest amount OF indebt.
edness aud liability, dir ct or conting mt, to
which this corporation is at anv time To sub
rt itself, is the sum OF sixty-fve thousand
dollars and the private property Of the stock
holders of this corporation is TO be exempt
from corporate debts ind liabilities of every
kind.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set
orr hands and seals this 18th day of May A. D.
1909.
The oasis., 1909-06-12

chihuahua Enterprise: After the
long siege of the financial crisis
which struck Mexico as well as
other countries in the fall of 1907,
The signs of better times are show.
Ing up in the state of chihuahua
The outlook for the coming fall and
winter is very bright with invest.
ments in railroad, lumber, hydro
electric power and irrigation enter.
prses to the amount of $4,000 00l
gold, all being Canadian and Eng.
gIlSh capital, something new in
this state.
The oasis., 1909-06-12
NoGALEs NOTES.

Wednesday evening Capt. j. G..
Besley of Hermosillo was at Noga-
les returning home from Los An
geles.
Thursday evening Mr.: Ralph NJ.
King, chief clerk in the Office OF
the superintendent of the Sonora
railway, was at Nogales returning
home from short business tip at
Tucson.
Mr.. N. J. Purcell, we'll known
mining man operating in Sonora,
returned from the East Tuesday
evening and was at Nogales a
couple OF days. Thursday evening
the gentleman went to Magdalena.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breen,
whose expected return from a visit
in Ireland was announced in these
columns two weeks ago, returned
last week and are again in their
home on Sonoita avenue. Their
many friends have given them a
warm welcome.
Thursday evening Doctor BIN
Smith of Hermosllo, was at No
gales returning home from a visit
at Cananea, where he had been
two or three days. When Doctor
and Mrs. Vanneman returned to
Douglas from Hermosillo he accom-
panied them.
Thursday night Sheriff Saxon
had under arrest one Casiano Ro'
nero, charged with the murder Of
Edwin Egan, whose assassination
on his ranch near Calabasas Wed
nesday night is recorded on an
other page. The officers have
strong evidence against the mar
and ne will be held to answer.
Having tired of playing the roll
of Buttinski Mr.. J. +. Lord, whilon
lessee and manager" of the No
gales Daily Times" has pulled hi
freight" this week for other anC
more fruitful fields; and now agail
the (hand) organ grinder is hi
own monkey. Mr.. Lord has show
himself possessed Of sound sense
No sensible man would waste an.
time on the starveing sheet.
The oasis., 1909-06-12
H. W. KELSEY,
d. K. KELSEY,
w. F. CHENowETH,
w. A. O'CoNNOR.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ.

Before me- Phil Herold, Notary Public in
and for the County OF Santa Cruz. Territory of
Arizona, duly commissioned and sworn, on
K Kelsey w F. ChenOweth, and w. A. O'Con-
nor, known to me To be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the foregoing articles
of incorporation, and who signed the same In
my presence, and they Sc, orally acknowledged
to me that they eXecuted the same for The pur-
pose and consideration therein expressed
Given under my hard and seal of office this
18th. day Il May 4. ID. 1919.
NV commission expires July /, 1912
lSEAL PHIL HEROLD,
Notary Public.
1st. pub. June 5.-July 10
The oasis., 1909-06-12

lst. pub. June 5.-July 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-28
a Great Over Stock Sale.

Early In August Mr. Behr went to
New York TO buy the fall stock for
his store, when prospects for good
crops We're fine, and ne bought
heavily in anticipation of these fine
crop conditions, but now since all
realize crops are really short, Mr.
Behr realizes he must lose his pOr-
ZION ON account OF this crop short
age and his oyerconhdenee that they
would be- unusually heavy. So he
has decided to- reduce his enormous
stock i'm keeping with crop condi-
liens. Therefore This stock reducing
sale is Erced upon him on account
OF his confidence in the early sea
sons promise Of plenty His loss will
be your gain, he knows that lose he
must, and prefers to suffer that loss
now in the very beginning of the fall
season. when it will count the most
for YOU, and be no harder on him
new than later in he season. This
sale begins Thursday morning and
continues three days. See page ad
in tonorrows Leader II will pay
YOU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-28
MAY YET SAVE Gas
GOV. HASKELL BELIEVES

q don't believe that Judge Camp
bells restraining order is sufficient
ly sweeping to enable the gas COM
panies to pipe gas out of the state
before the case is finally disposed Of
in the Federal courts said Gov G..
y. Haskell in regard to Judge Camp
bells order restraining state Off
ciGls from taking any action under
the laws or constitution Of the state
TO prevent the piping OF gas out OF
the state.
Il am inclined to the opinion that
there is a saving clause in the order
which will make it impracticable for
the gas companies to pipe gas out
pending the final determination cf
the case" said the governor. The
restraining order is only temporary
and is certainly hedged about with
some restrictions. although | am not
informed as to the exact wording of
the order.
II was learned here also that the
attorney general and the gas com
pany have agreed upon an indem-
nitv bond of $225.000 to reimburse
the state for any damages for laying
pipe lines out of the state in case
The suit now pending in Judge Camp
belrs court should be decided in
favor of the contentious of the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-28

| PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

this city and now of Portland, 0 egou.
is here visiting his parents, Judge ana
Cunningham says thar there is no
having gained fif cen pounds in tae
past year
United States Attorney John Pr,.
ters today
R 49, ~ t.e morn, =. ,,aP ,roin rofu' '''' Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-28

Ms C.. ~ Haskell, left las, evening
Tor saltwater where he will enter
the a. x NJ college.
United states Marshal ]. i. Aberna-
thy returned las evening from okla
homd City
C. r. wilder was in Oklahoma city
Monday
state Treasurer J. A Menefee was
IN Oklahoma City Monday.
A. N. Benedict of the reasurer's Of
zee returned today from Oklahoma
City.
j. L. Deets is up from Oklahoma
City
Attorney S. F. Bledsoe returned last
light from a "trip to Ardmore
Contractor Mike Cassidy returned
last evening f,om a trip to Oklahoma
eiy
Roy. Noah B. Wickham is up from
Oklahoma City looking after the intei-
tsJ of the Children's Home society
He announces that the ten children
in the local receiving homes are now
, attending the public schools.
Charles Howard Of El Reno is a
Guthrie visitor
f. L. Williams spent the day in Ed
mond.
.tll n
I Secretary W. A. Rayson of nc
Gwhas cbsahg-1qfj commsDe saent
the day in 0ki3homa CITY
/. f. Leach is in Edmond.
Frank Burford returned to Bartlen
vile today after a few days yioi
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c. O. BoE's SUCCESS.

G.. o. Boe, the enterprisng drug
gst, rather than await the ordinary
methods Of Introduction, urged the
Or Howard Co to secure a quick
sale for their celebrated specific for
the cure OF constipation and dyspep-
ia by offering the regular 5Jc bet
Iie at half price
I'M addition 70 selling a soc bottle
Of Or Howards specific for 25c G.
o. Boe has SO much faith in the rem
ady that he will refund the money
10 an one whom it does not cure
When your head aches. your stom-
ach does not digest food easily and
naturally when there is constipation,
specks before the eyes, tired feeling,
giddiness. bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue. heart burn. sour st0m-
ach. roaring or ringing in the ears,
melancholy and liver troubles Dr.
Towards specific will cure you. II
# does not, it will not cost You a
cent
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KNOW NOW
And viii Never Forget the Expe
rience.

The coffee drinker who has snf-
,ered and then been completely re.
lievcd b. changing from coffee to
Postum knows something valuable.
lie or she has no dcubf about fl.
a California lady SAYS.
Il lChrned the truth about coffae
in a peculiar way My husband who
has for years been OF a very bilious
temperament decided TO leave off
coffee and give Postum a trial and as
! did not want the trouble of max.
ng two beverages for meals con
cludel to try Postum. too. and the
reflits have been that while nv hus.
t3rd has been greatly benefited. |
have myself received even greater
benefit.
When ] began to drink Postum |
was min in flesh and very nervous.
Now ! actually weigh 16 pounds more
than ! did at that time and | am
stronger physically and in my nerves.
while husband is free from all his
ails
We have learned our little lesson
about coffee and we know something
about Postum. too. for we have used
Postum now steadily for the last
three years and We shall always con
tinue to do so.
We have no more use for coffee
the drug drink. We prefer Postum
and health
Look in pkgs. for the famous little
nook, THE Road to Wellville. =
There's a Reason.
Ever read the above letter? A new
cne appears ftorr time 70 time. They
ere genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-28
TO-DAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.

Charters were issued b. the seere-
tary of state today as follows:
The Negro National Investment
and Development company OF I'll
Reno with $20e0 capital stock. The
mcorporatOrs are: Robert Perham.
r. A. Strothers, A. j johnson,
James Moore George Johnson and
e. J Barbour, all Of El Reno
Oklahoma Erecting company OF
Muskogee, with $500 capital stock.
The incorporators are. Paul S
OConnor and Harry F. Lucas Of Ok
ahoma city, and William McAleer of
Muskogee.
First Christian church of Calumet.
with The following trustees: II n
Todd j. " Wallace and II. H
MOsts. all OF Calumet.
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in the city with his parents, Jui &C
and Mrs J. Il. Burford
1. II selsor is in Oklahoma city
Adam Traband returned this after
noon from a trip 10 Edmond
Captain w A. Knipe of Perkins IS
a Guthrie visitor.
Clifford Jackson, gene-l solicitor
Tor tue Katy road III Oklahoma, is
here from Muskogee
c. b. Holmes, traffic manage of
the Midland Valley road, is here IRON
Muskogee. Mr.. Holmes was formerly
Katy agent in Guthrie.
Hon G. D. Leeper Of Tulsa was IN
Guthrie today between trains.
J. p Roetzel is here from Watonga
II. D. Bowden is in shawnee
R. NJ. Chilcott lef this morning
for Pottaw1tomie county
Charles Jones of Muskogee is a
Guthrie visitor
F. D. Fulkerson Of Miami is a Gu.h.
RE visitor.
Q. r Wycoff OF Winfield Kansas,
Is a Guthrie visitor.
j. + Adams and J. II. swearinger
are among the Enid people il Guthrie.
Former Rep. esentatiye l.. l.. Reeve
.oe Wasnita county is a Gulh-ie visitor.
VIM. Brown of Crescen, is here as
a witness IN the district court
Frank Price of Crescent is here a..
tending district court.
Charles ID. Carter, congressman
from the Fourth Oklahoma district
was in the city last evening from
his home al ArdmcIa conferring with
politicians relative TO the coming
state campaign.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

In he distric, court this afternoon
lie case Of Prince Erothe.s II / A.
Ni2e is being tried
Judge Huston this morning ordered
change Of Judge in the case of Dors
G. capers VS.. b. G. Morris. ct al
The case of Mollie Stuart VS.. MHas
Rector was dismissed for want of
prosecution.
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Harry G. Shields for many years
taycing passenger agent with Ihe
Wabash, has been appointed general
gent of the passenger department
aiih headquarters at Omaha Mr..
'helds has been a regular visitor 70
mthrie since the opening. and his
many friends here will feel gratiiied
3yer his deserved promotion
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oIleae chums in Revival.

When Allen 5 Cameron comes TO
Guthrie to take charge Of the chorus
If the NJ E church, South, in the
revival which commences next sun
day. the congregation viii see two
Did university pals" in the harness
2gether for Rev. Abernathy and
rev. Cameron We're classmates IN
Vanderbilt university. Both are
looking forward TO the meeting as a
sort of a reunion and revival com
bined
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10 Connect West Side Water Mans

Water Commissioner W. s Speu-
ser IS this week completing he lay
ing of water mains on East Warmer
avenue, from Broad street TO High
land park commencing Monday he
commissioner viii begin work ON lay
me- am cightinch main from OKLA
homa 10 Noble avenue. on Fitlh
street. which win give the West
Side another main connection. which
badl needed in case of fire This
lew main viii connect with the pres
an water mains in oklahoma and
Noble avenues
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Machinery for Shoe Factory Here.

Some OF the machinery for the
Brown electrical shoe factory. which
being opened at 112 South Diyi
ion street arrived today and is be-
ing set in place Manager Brown eX-
poets the factory TO be in operation
Within a day or two now.
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church Meeting.

Wednesday morning al 9 o'clock
here will be divine service at Trim
ity Episcopal church and after the
service there viii be business
meeting Of the Ladies guild at the
rectOry.
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Stanley ] Clark

VIII have something 70 tell YOU on
Wednesday evening, corner Oklaho-
ma and Division Everybody invited.
Questions answered.
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The Pythian Sisters will holi a re-
cep ION IN theie han over McNulty's
grocery, on Wednesday evening Sept
29th in honor Of Grand Chief Ruley
Following the reception music will
be rendered by some of the best home
talent
After which viii be the millinerr
contest, concluded with a buffet lunch
con.
All fiends Of the order are cor
daily invited to attend.
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THE W0maus Missionary society
ul the First Pr.sh eran church
Ri. ,ts with Mrs Halstcad az her
home I'm West Guthrie Wednesday
AlIDrmn.m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-28

Miss Minnie shaffcr returned 10
her home i'm Peoria NJ last even
ng after a two weeks visit in the
city with Airs l.. A Hahn. on East
Cleveland avenue.
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WANTED-BH Bright boy over u years
old with horse TO carry Leader
-oute