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! shall be managed controlled and adm mi nistered by Board of Directors consisting of not less that .he Board of Directors is hereby granted the power to increase it's members to number ! not exceeding nine l9l at any egular meeting of snch board And the additional members bosrd sh@ll hold ooe untii the neXt eneceed' og annual election of Directors by the Stockbold- CTS of the corporation
 majority of the Board of Directors shall b1siness 1iTrcfaps bo hod nf for os ea year CD and until theIr sucressors are elected and qualified, except as herein otherwise pro nually at rPguiar meeting of the st csholders. witch meeting shall be held on the IS day of
 Any vacancy ocouEripg in the Beard of Di- remairing mem bers of the board '' '--'
 The Board of Directors is hereby auth borized and empowered to make and establish Ry-Laws for the government of the corporation. and O alter and arnrnd the same. and to make all rnlsF ana reRuations. which. in their ju gment. are needfnl or essary for their management of fairs of the corpnration. and for the goid- vided. thn' such Ey-Laws or regulations shall tIc1es Q Incorporation. the laws of the Terri tory of Arizona, or the constitution and laws
 ARrIoLEIX The privntN property of every stockholders in this corp nratio shall be forever exempt from liability for the corporate debts of the corpor-
 ARTICLEX The officers of this corporation shall be President VicP-President Secretary and a Treasurer. and such other officers and agents as the Board of Directors may. from time tn time. provide appoint. The President, Vice-Pre- sident Secretary and Trea shall be-electsd. hy the Board of Directors immediately after their election, from amHDg their own m mber. and all officers elected shall hold ! office for the term of one LII year, and until 1 their successOrs are elected and qualified. cepu herein otherwise provided. Tine of ! fees of President and Treasurer may be united : in one and the same person.
 ARTICLE XI
 The Board of Directors shall have the power to sell and otherwise dispose of any property of this corporation. less than he whole there of. In the regular conrse nf usiness. whenever, in their judgment. it may he deemed best tO any of the property of the corporations; to q nire property for this corporation; to borrow money up to the amount herein limited, and to exPcnte corporate notes. aud other evidences of Of this corpor ttion thereof. and to secure the payment of the same by mortgage, deed of trust. or n any manner designated ny law. by the Bylaws of Inco pDratiOn, 8 to them shall seem advisable, on all, or any DOT ton of the property. inter"St= or assets of what SOever nature of this corporation; and to lD and perform all acts and things necessary. :Ggu site, or i' cid,'uT to. ir ln1u uagtug and carrying on the bus ness and affairs of this 60 rporatIOn.
 ARTICLE MI Until tho regular annual reEular meeting of -hu stockholders of this corpora ton on October
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Short form mining location notices for sale at this office.
 Yesterday D Salcido vell known in Nogales and other to ~ns and min ing camps in Santa Cruz courty open ed the meat market in the George B. Marsh block, and will endeavor to please old and new patrons of the place. Orders for meat solicited
 FOR sALE-W. J. Partridge offers 32. 000 acres ot best placer ground at Cienega, Sonora, Mexico W,l cut up to suit purchaser. Perfe:t title from Mexican government guaraDteed Large body of cement ali carry iuR high values. This is an exceptional bargain. For terms, address, ". J Partridge, Nogalcs. Arizona. If
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the 18th. 1909 the following persons shall con stitute the Board of Directors and officers thereof, to-wit:
 WILLIAM McG FEE.
 CHARLES W. FRENCH,
 w. II. H LIE.
ARTICLE XIII

These Articles of Iucor poration may be amend ed at any regular annual meeting of the stock holders, any special meeting thereof duly called for that purpose, by the majority vote of the capital stock of the corporation then standing and issued on the books of the company
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF we, the corporators herein above mentioned have here hands tbis 5th of October. 1909. William Mo Gee. Charles w French, W lille.
 With ness:-E. $. Field. w Vaughn
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MOUNTED POLICE APPOINTED.
City Fathers Take Actioa for Better
 ment Of Police Force.

ment Of Police Force.
 The city fathers held an important special meeting last Tuesday evening in the council chambers.
 Mayor John T. Brick wood, Mem bers A l. Peck, A. A. Doherty, L. Lulley and A E. Reddoch and Clerk o. M. Rathbun were present Alb sent. Members w. A. O'Connor and Bert Cumming. and Attorney F. J Duffy.
 Tha matter of the street railway franchise was taken up and discussed at length, further time being given applicants to prepare and submit other proposition for the consideration of the honorable council
 Designations of Night Watchmen J. B. Moore and John Clark were re- ce1ved and accepted. after which the Police Committee reported the appoint ment of Ohas P. Lopez as mounted night police man, at monthly salary of $1OO, and T. J. Smith, night foot policeman, at salary of $9O per month.
 The council then ratified the action of the Police Committee, and now Nogales has mounted night guardian of the peace who between sundowp and daylight will make evil doers take to the woods and life and property in every section Of the city will be more secure than in the past, and taxpayers made to feel they are getting some thing for their money.
 Many years O. P Lopez hes made good as peace officer in Nogales He knows his duty and fearlessIy performs 1t at all times. T J. Smith, the newly appointed night policeman. was highly recon mended to the council, wkose first class police protection. The following rules and regulations governing the police force were unani- mously adopted. and Clerk Rathbup bers of the force:
 ''First: The Police Committee shall have the power to appoint one more watchmen, or police one of which shall be mounted.
 ''Fhis appointment to be approved by the Council at 6rss regular meet ing after such appointment has been made.
 "Second: The Police Com mittee hall have the right to remove from the police force for cause at any time any policeman.
 Third: Any policeman found loit- ering around hotels. saloons, pool rooms or public houses; or engaged in any chance or pleasure during the hours that he should be on duty, shali i'm mediately be removed from the police force.
 '.If any policeman shall have be- come intoxicated during the hours of duty, be shall be removed from the force.
 The mounted police shall go on duty between sundown and dark, and remain on duty until daylight next | day, and shall continually patrol the | str eets, allies and public grounds | Other police may have their hours Of duty and beats laid out by the Police Committee.
 Fourth: No policeman shall leave the corporate limits of the town dur ing his hours of duty, excent in the discharge of his official duties. but shall remain on h1s beat or district, and continually patrol said beat"
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION INTERNATIONAL OSTRICH FARM AND
 FEATHER COMPANY

KN0w All MEN MsG By THESE TIES PRESENTS; 1g That That sociate ourselves for the purpose of forming a G9rP2ratI@n under the Proy1s,ons of Chaptfr Zopa 1901. and acts amend atory thereto. an.i the following Articles of Incorporation to witt
 ARTICLE I.
 The of this corporation is and snail be IN rERNATIONAL OSTRICH FARM AND TEA THEIR COMPANY.
 The principal place of transaction of busi- ness of this ,corI,oration and where it's prin- city of Nogaies in he County of santa Cruz
 N W%w w MsGee s
 sEHH gsEaHEH Y Y E Y f i j a-
 Branch offices may be maintaineI by the cor poration. and the business tn' r-of transacted. such other places within the Territory of Ari- zopa or in any other State or 1erritory. either Board of Directors may deem necessary or ex- pedient-
 The purpose for which thns compensation is proposed to te transacted by It are as fol ows. wit:-To equip maintain and operate OK plOratlon parties for tine purpose ot finding
 To loan money real and personal props rty, reduction, smeltins and fnInG v*o' ks and plan railroads, franchises. rights. interests, and seen ltleS, and on any security approved by the Board of D rectora, and serere the me may be determined by the Board of Directors of the corporation. To buy. sell, own hold. acQuira and deal in bonds, tills notes. mort Gages, securities. eViG- ences of jnde btedness- concessions. franchis' g, privileges, rea' and personal properly. miXet: property. obligations stocks. c4rtifi .a-es. of stock. capit"l stock, options. an'i all and tv- " description Of property whhtsoever; to act as trustee for other persons and corporations. and to hold and control in it's own name the property of other perfons and ! corpof atiOns of what tsOever kind. character. r. name nature, and to exercise in resp ct of any such property any and all the tights. ! powers and privileges of individuals owners or olders thereof incl ud ng the rs.ht tu vote upon any shares Of the capital stock of any corporation helI in trust owned , by this pOratIon. To buy. sell, own, locate and otherwise ac- 1 pure and deal mines, mining c,aIms, nm
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State of California,
 County of Los Angeles.

I, C. G. Reyes, Clerk of the County of Los Am geles (and ex-omcio Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for said County. the same being court of record of the aforesaid County, having by law a seal) do hereby certify that Louise B. Duerr whose name is subscribed to the attached certificate of facknowledgment, proof or affidavit, was at the time of taking said acknowledgement, proof affidavit. a Notary Public duly commissioned and sworu and re- siding in said county. and was, such, of- hcer of said State. duly authorized by the laws thereof to take and certify the same, well as to take and certify the proofa and acknowledg- ment of deeds and other instruments in writing to be recorded in said state. and that full faith and credit and ought to be given to her of hCial acts; and further certify that am well acquainted with her handwriting. and verify believe that the signature to the attached cer- tihcate is her genuine signature, and further that the annexed instrument is executed and acknowledged according to the laws of the State of California.
 In Witness Whereof. have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this Sth day of October, ISo9-
 (Seall C. G. KEYES,
 County Clerk and ex-oficio Clerk of the
 perior Court of Los Angeles County, State of
 California
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State of California. I County of Los Angeles


 On this Sth day of october in the year Dineteen hundred and nine before me, Louise Duerr, a Notary Public in and for said County of Los Angeles State of California. residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn. personally D. peared William McGee, Charles W French and w. II. lille, known to to be the persons whose names subscribed to the within strument. and who acknowledged to ne they xecuted the same.
 In Witness Whereof, I nave hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal tbe day and year in this certificate first above written
 (Seal) LOUISE Is. DUERR. Notary Public in and for said County of los
 Angeles State'of Califcrnia.
 My commission expires September 29 1913.
 Territory of Arizona, ~
 County of Santa Cruz, { 07
 hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded the request of F. D. Miller. October 5, A D, 1909. at D. Book miscellaneous records, pages 56o ct seq. Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 tSeaD PHIL HEROLD. Io-25-6t. County Recorder.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
ARRANGE FULL FIGHT
PROGRAM FOR OCT. .22

For Friday evening, October %, the
Pacific Athletic club will give the fans
triple bill in the form Of ten-round
contests among the best of the boys
waiting for a turn with the mitts.
Our old friend Battling Johnson will
make his first appearance in Los
Angeles ring for nine months and he
comes to the city looking at his very
best, which assures the fans a real
scrap when he enters the ring. The
card is as follows:
Sam Coulter VS.. Charles Norval, ten
rounds.
Jack Geyer VS.. Battling Johnson, ten
rounds, heavyweights.
Jack Sieberg VS.. Jim Cameron, ten
rounds, heavyweights.
Jake Arnold VS.. Al Rogers, six
rounds
With four of the fighters weighing
near the 200 mark the fans will see a
continuance of the elimination series in
the heavyweight division. Sieberg did
so we'll in the first round of his scrap
with Jack Burns that Manager Nc
Carey has decided to give him another
opportunity to make good and he has
been placed on with the big dusky
fighter, Jim Cameron. Cameron al
ways has made a creditable showing
in the ring except when he turned his
back on Jack Burns, and his excuse on
that occasion was the lack of strength
in his arms. Now he is training hard
for the coming bout and he hopes to
give Sieberg all that is coming to him.
Geyer will make his first professional
bow in the Maud ring. He is the anna
teur champion of three of the middle
states and his work at the training
camps as sparring partner to the other
heavies has given the fans a chance
to see him work with the mitts. There
has been q general desire to see him
in real action and he has consented to
turn prof" and go against the re-
doubtable Battler.
Jake Arnold and Al Rogers will go
on for six rounds as the opening event
and Sam Coulter and Charles Norval
will furnish the windup contest. These
boys have been advancing steadily
since they first appeared in the ring
at McCareys and the one who makes
good in the coming encounter will be
advanced up the lightweight ladder
and will be in line for a meeting with
Picato.-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
EASY FOR JOHNSON
SAYS FITZPATRICK
Former Manager of Black Heavyweight
Declares Ketchel viii Have No
Chance with Galveston
Fighter

NEW YORK, Oct. IA letter has
been received from Sam Fitzpatrick,
ex-manager for Jack Johnson, who tells
what the colored champion expects to
do in his fight with Stanley Ketchel at
CoIma on Saturday. Fitzpatrick is
highly respected among eastern sport
ing men, and his judgment is accepted
with great reliance. After saying that
he would not be surprised If Ketchel is
on his feet at the end of fifteen rounds,
the eX-manager continues:
johnson cannot lose this fight, be-
cause he is too scientific. He knows
how to block better than any big man
1 ever saw. He is quicker with his
hands than with his feet, and can pick
blows out of the air in wonderful style.
There is no doubt about his gameness,
and when it comes to fighting it should
be remembered that he never has been
extended
'Ketchel is a plucky fellow and a
great slugger, but that is about all.
He lacks ring generalship and boxing
skill, and will prove an easy mark. L
doubt if he can land an effective blow
Burns is a better boxer than Ketch-
ell yet he never put a glove on john
son.
"Jeffries is the only heavyweight who
has any license with Johnson, and If
they come together Jim will have the
hardest fight of his life on his hands.
1t is sure money to bet that Johnson
will win over Ketchel either by a
knockout or on points. 1 never saw a
greater certainty in the ring than vic
tory for the negro"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
BASEBALL RACING

n UT of the fruits of the Attell-
Webster battle there can be
" drawn a lesson which might be
of wholesome good to some of the
greedy managers and fighters who
sicken followers of the game with their
Dersistent whine for a dollar more
than they are offered. 1t has become
the fashion for a manager to waste
from two days to two months, accord
ing to the Importance of the batue
and his fighter in haggling over terms
with the promoters. 1t mas reacHSu
the point where the fighting over the
division of the receipts is OFT Tunes
more bitter and realistic than the sup-
seduent ring effort.
In Los Angeles a classy little ring
ster has set the pace in the opposite
direction. If his comrades IN the game
are wise thev will follow his example.
Danny Webster had fought in Los An
geles for four years ana more III
that time almost all his battles nave
been before McCarey's club. In an
the ring battles he has fought, Danny
never has talked with the Pacific Atm
Ietic club promoter about terms. he
has never even asked McCarey What
he was to get for the fight until II
came time to settle UP after the oouG
was over. He has never mentioned
that he wanted such and So anu
wouldn't fight unless guaranteed d
bank account equal to millionaire
weekly income. He has ,t,,,o simply .6T gone e
modest sum, but always sure that NC
Carev would deal with him honestly
and fairly. ..4.uoa
When the negotiations We're entered
into for the bantamweight battle, Weo-
ster called on Uncle Tom ann annoqnGea iIa19a
FOR good nights rest, and started
on on the road the next day. Until the the
articles we're presented for signature
he never knew what would be the
terms-and he was fighting for the
bantamweight championship Of t,,,dtie the
world Yesterday the Pacific Athletlc
cl,1b turned over a trif1e more than
$1,000 to Danny as his share of the ne
fight and with it went the world, s s
title earned by virtue of the majority
decision of two Of the morning papers.
He pocketed the money with THANKS
and hied himself to the bank, there 70
let it accumulate in investment instead
Of dropping it in wild night or Two.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
Edited by
A. E. DUNNTNG

This is such unique occurrence as 10
warrant a sporting headliner. 1t Is
plain evidence that fight promoters, at
least the Los Angeles contingent, deal
fairly with the fighters and if they
show an equally sensible and fair spir-
it they will benefit in the windup.
While we are on the subject, here is
another bouquet for Danny He never
plays the newspaper game, to the IN
finite WEAKNESS and disgust of the
sporting scribes Danny religiously
sticks to his quarters and keeps away
from newspaper offices. He is note
worthy exception to the long and loud
list of those fighters who whine their
troubles at length in the hope of seeing
their name in print. 1t is a pleasure
to see a man in the ring whom you
know has given the telephone rest
and is not daily greeted by the mot
in" of the office boy.
Harry Foley and Monte Attell left
last night for San Francisco. Before
thev left. both assured McCarey that
Monte is eager to meet Webster. The
cnlv request they made was that Nc
Carey hold the bantamweight belt in
his possession until the two lads can
get together again and settle the draw
decision over the disposal of the hand
some trophy
Will the Tiger song be a hymn of
victory or a funeral dirge set to the
words of mo More for Us?" This is
what is keeping the Detroit fans on the
keen edge of anxiety until the finish
of the game tomorrow that will decide
the worlds baseball championship.
While probably seven out of ten fans
figured Pittsburg as the winner when
the series opened, the game and spec
tacular battle put up by Hughey Jen-
nings' men has caused opinion to
change, and it is probable that if any
thing the Tigers have a slightly larger
following throughout the country.
Baseball of the finest, most nerve
straining kind will be on tap tomorrow.
Not only will a vast gathering witness
the game, but the bulletin boards
throughout the country will be faced
bv great throngs which for the time
being will abandon all else to watch
the flashed reports of the outcome OF
this supreme test. May the best team
vii
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
POLO TEAM NOT COMING

LONDON, Oct. 14.-The Hurlingham
polo committee at a meeting today to
consider the question Of sending a polo
team to the United States next sea-
son to try to regain the international
polo cup, won this summer by the
Meadowbrook team of Long Island, de-
cided against the project. 1t is under
stood that the difficulty in obtaining
ponies was the main obstacle to the
sending of a team to America. 1t
was the opinion of the committee that
plans for recapturing the cup will be
revived in 1910 in time to send team
across the Atlantic in 1911.
F. A. GIL of Ranelagh has accepted
an invitation on behalf Of the Hurling-
ham club for the team to have spring
practice at the leading tournaments in
California.
Gill will be accompanied by Mai.
H. r. Lee +. 3. Hurndall and Capt.
b. A. p. Schriber, all officers of the
Twentieth Hussars. Fourteen ponies
will be shipped to America on oc-
tober 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
ST. VINcENTs LEAVE

The ST. Vincents football eleven,
after a weeks strenuous practice, will
leave this afternoon at 2:30 p. m. for
San Diego, where they will play the
team of the San Diego high school
Saturday afternoon. The boys will
return Sunday. Coach Rheinschild ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in the
ability of his players and will be dis
appointed If one-sided score is not
rolled up.
Tories, the star Indian half, will
accompany the eleven, while Gagae
will hold down the corresponding posi-
ton. With Radir, the star full from
Washington, at the rear position and
Ybarrando at quarter the squad should
have no trouble in romping home with
San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
PITCHERS FIELD
FOR VERNONITES
HOGAN USES HEAVERS FOR
REGULAR DUTY
PORTLAND WINS ON ERRORS OF
soUTHERNERS
Five Twirlers Are Used in Outfield,
lnfeId and Box by Hogan-Car-
son Delivers Shutout
Game
Especial to The Herald,l

PORTLAND. oct. 14.-With more
than half of Happy Hogan's pitching
staff called into play Portland nosed
out from the Vernonites today by OPP
perfume rapping and a couple of costly
blunders on the part of the southern
ers. Schafer played short, Stovall was
in center, Coy in right field and Will
lett in the box. Hit batted for Willett
in the ninth and thus every HEAVIER
except Vance and Breckenridge had
his turn at exercising against the
Beavers. Willett was in good form,
holding the locals down to five hits,
bettering Carson's record, but the sup
port given the Vernon pitcher was
hardly spotless. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
CHICAGO NATIONALS WIN
FROM SOX IN FOURTH GAME
Nine Thousand Fans See Chances
Men Take Series from American
Leaguers - Divide Big
Gate Receipts

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-The Chicago
National league team defeated the
Chicago American league team here
today, 2 to l. in the fourth game of
the city championship series.
The paid attendance today was 9917.
Gross receipts today were $5312, di-
divided as follows: National commits
sion, $531.20; players, $2,S6S.4S; each
club. S956.16 The total amount to be
divided among the players is $23,91065.
The score:
Americans 90 O1 o o 0 O--1 2
Nationals .... 0 l 0 0 o.
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan, Payne;
Overall and Archer.
Two-base hit--Archer. Base on balls-On
Overall, 2; off Walsh. l. Struck out-By
overall, o. by Walsh, 6. Umpires-sheridan
and O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-15
GO
MAY BE CALLED Off
Especial to The Herald

Especial to The Herald
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-Late to-
night developments indicate that the
fight between Jack johnson and Stanley
KeteheI. scheduled for Saturday after
noon, might be declared Off. The situa-
tion was so serious that Promoter CON-
roth admitted a deadlock was near He
was a badly worried man. The trouble
is all over the $4,000 side bet, which was
at first intended as a bait for the public
when the odds in the pool rooms were
posted at 8 to 1, and later Ketchel saw
he had made bad wager. Britt and
KetcheI want that bet Cancelled, but
johnson says there will be no fight un-
less the bet stands. peculiar feature
of the situation is that JOhnson's money
is in one shareholders hands while ket-
chefs coin is held by another. johnson
demands that both stakes be placed in
the hands of one responsible person.
Coffroth said late tonight; "Things are
all up in the air."