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Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
Calumet and Arizona.

At 46S or 47S per share, the price touched in the smash of last week, this stock will show a very nice earn ing even should the dividends be cut to 75 cents per quarter Those who had the courage to take it at those figures will make a very fine profit be- cause Calumet & Arizona is very cheap at much higher figures. It is growing bigger every day, is adding toits stores of ores, and the ores are very rich in copper and in gold as we'll. It must be remembered that the precious metal content of the ores of this com pany are a very important item and go long way towards the treatment costs
 Calumet & Arizona sold at 225S when it possessed not a tenth of as much acreage as the company now possesses, and when it had not a tenth of the ore that is now proved in the mines. It is a great prop erty that will remain such for many years because it will take more than fifty years to carefully pros pect the acreage of the organization, to say nothing of mining the ores that will result from such investigation.
 Calumet & Arizona is working only
 few of the places where it has found ore because the market is not right for vigorous prosecution of mining. It is remodelling it's shelter plant at Doug las, Arizona, and it can at this writing make copper as cheap as the best mine in the producing list, and will soon be in condition to make 1t still lower than now. It is the very best thing in the list of the red metal producing mines. Iron Ore.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09

from the mine to be melted down into bars of bullion, it is not being neces- sary even to mill this class of ore.
 A fine material that accompanies the high-grade streaks is so rich that when spread on the table at the assay office it fairly glitters, so thickly is it impregnated with gold. Chunks of the harder ore are so rich in the yellow metal that they feel like ingots of lead when lifted.
 This lot of ore is not made up of mere pieces of chunks of the rich stuff, but is in quantity and consists of a number of sacks of the extremely rich stuff.-WInnemucca Star.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
Prospecting Vs. Development.

The establishment of a public grub stake fund, with the end in view of stimulating mineral discovery, could not but bring with it the suggestion of other obligations. Supposing that prospector, sent out by the civic body, shall expose ledge; the purpose of the public movement is nullified unless the discovery is followed up with adequate development. The grubstake fund cannot provide for development, so that it follows that the civic body must take additional steps to raise capital; much more capital than the orIgnal grub stakers would think of donating. It has been in recognition of this possible situation that the Denver Chamber of Commerce committee, having in charge Denver's 1l,000S grubstake fund, pro- vided that one-half of every claim located by it's beneficiaries or agents should become its property for use in raising development money. Indeed, it is proposed to organize a develop ment corporation upon the potential assets procured from the prospectors in the field, the shares to be sold un- der the auspices of the chamber and the development of the claims to be undertaken in this manner.
 A further suggestion naturally arises in this connection. A claim-holder writes to Mining Science with the plea that if it is good public policy to equip prospectors, and to see to the develop ment of their claims, it should be equally wise to further the develop menJ of valuable claims already locat- ed. ''I think" he says, 'there should be some steps taken to help out pros pectors who have already found claims and who lack the means to develop them" The suggestion is logical en- ough. Upon terms similar to those adopted by the public grubstakers. this prospector with the discovered claim would be called upon to deed one-half interest therein to the Denver Cham Der of Commerce, while the latter would feel obliged to help provide for development.
 Herein lies the crux of the matter, that the application of capital to min eral showings is a more difficult prob- lem than the discovery of such sbow- ings. Locations that are profitable from ''grass roots," the so-called bo- nanzas, are no longer common.-Den- yer Mining Science.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09

STATE OF UTAH.-EXECUTIVE DEPART O MENT.-OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.-I. Charles s. Tingey, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is full, true and correct copy of a certified copy of the Articles of Incorporation of the
 filed in my office February 9th, lSSS together with an Amendment thereto filed in my office March l7th 1904, changing the name to the
 UNITED STATES STORES COMPANY as appears on file in my office.
 In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Utah, this 17th day of August, A. D. 1911. (Great Seal State Utah) s. TINGEY,
 Secretary of State.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
New Pump for
 SearchIight M. G M.

Yesterdays Santa Fe train brought in a new Worthington compound steam pump for the Searchlight NJ. & M. The new machine is now being install ed at the mine. It has capacity of 800 gallons a minute and will be placed on the fourth level, level below the present electric pump. It will be used as an auxiliary pump, so that when it becomes necessary to shut down the steam engine which drives the electric plant the steam can be turned into the steam pump and work can proceed un- derground while repairs are being made to the steam engine. This in- sures continuous activities, giving as it does a duplicate pumping system.
 The work of getting out orc is pro- ceeding as usual, keeping the mill busy full time.
 The same train that brought the pump also had on board a l2-h. D. Franklin runabout automobile, which will be used by Manager H. E. Carter on his trips to and from town and about the -Searchlight Bull letin.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
Digestion and Assimilation

It is not the quantity flood taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
ELIAS A. SMITH.
 Probate Judge.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
 TERRITORY OF UTAH. fSS.
 COrTNTy OF SALT LAKE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 TERRITORY or UTAH. fSS.
 COUNTY OF SALT LAKE I, John C. Cutler. Clerk of the Probate Court. in and for the aforesaid county. under and by the directory of Hon. Elias A. Smith. Judge of the said Court. do hereby certify that BINGHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY. duly filed in my office the Agreement of Incor- poration. duly acknowledged, together with the oath of the incOrpOratOrs and oath of office and bond of each officer. as required by acts of the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Ter ritory of Utah. entitled. An Act Compiling and Amending the Laws relating to Private Cor poratious." approved March 18th. lSS4. and amendments thereto.
 In witness whereof. have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court. this 4th day of February. lsSS
 JOHN C. CUTLER. (Seall Probate Clerk. TERRITORY OF UTAH.
 COUNTY Ot SALT LAKE. hereby approve of the issuance of the fore going certificate.
 ELIAS A. SMITH.
 Probate Judge.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
 CArrs-7r-x~ .,ur TaKE

COUNTY OF SALT LAKE.
 I John C Cutler. Clerk of the Probate Court. in and for Salt Lake county. Territory of Utah. Having carefully examined the record in the case of incorporating the association known by the name and style of
 BINGHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY, and finding that the law in the premises has been complied with. you are hereby directed to issue under the seal of said court in due form of law. a certificate to the effect that the agree meut and oath or affirmation and oath of office and bonds have been filed in your ohce as pro vided for by the act of the Governor and Legis- lative Assembly. entitled, An Act Compiling and Amending the Laws Relating to Private Corporations approved March 18th. lSs4. Witness my hand this fourth day of February. A. D. 1888.
 ELIAS A. SMITH.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09

directors and transaction of the general business of the corporation. shall be held the second Monday of February, 1889, and annually there after, at the branch office of the company in T. R. Jones ds O. Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah, at l2 o'clock M No notice Os the annual meeting need be given.
 Special meetings of the stockholders may be called by the Board of Directors or by the holder or holders of one fifth of the capital stock upon notice of the time, place and object of the meet ing published for 3l days next prior to the date of the meeting in some daily newspaper printed in English at Salt Lake City, and having general circulation in Salt Lake County, Utah. K. The business and pursuit of this corpor- ation shall be to buy, acquire, hold, possess, lease mortgage, sel use and generally deal in all kinds and descriptions of goods, wares, general merchandise, and to carry on general merehan- dising business including all that pertains or is incident thereto; to buy, sell, acquire hold, dis pose of, issue, deal in, discount and negotiate bonds, notes, bills and exchange. and other se- curities, and to loan money and take security therefor; to buy, acquire, sell hod, dispose of, make advances on, haul and freight, and deal in the products of mines, mills and reduction works and appliances; to work and operate mines, mills and ore reduction works, and carry on general mining and milling business; To acquire, hold and dispose of all such real and personal property and rights and interests therein as may be necessary or proper to carry on the business of the cOrpOr- ation; to make, repeal or alter bylaws, rules and regulations for the government of corporate bus mess and affairs,
 K The individual property of the stockholders shall not be liable for any of the corporate oblga- tions.
 Witness our hands and seals at Salt Lake City Utah, February 2d, 1888.
 In the presence of Wm M Bradley.
 T. R. JONES. Seal
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
Robbers Take Se,ooo in Gold.

A Winnemucca dispatch says:-Hold- ing up two men guarding the high grade ore in the office of the Mammoth
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
TERRITORY OF uTAH.

COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. l. John C. Cutler Clerk of the Probate Court. in and for the County of Salt Lake. in the Ter ritOry of Utah. do hereby certify that the fore going is full true and correct copy of Articles of Incorporation. Order and Certificate of the BINGHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY" as appears of record in my office In witness whereof have hereuuto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court. this 4th day of February. A. D. 1SSS-
 JOHN C. CUTLER.
 Probate Clerk. (SeaD HI. S. CUTLER. Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
EXHIBIT "A.- PROOF OF PUBLICATION.

coST4T STATE 6r oF g,1T GrAH; Iikr. tss. David Thomas being first duly sworn. de poses and says that he is the principal clerk of the Deseret Evening News. a newspaper pub lished in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county. in the State of Utah.
 That the notice. Special Stockholders Meet ing. of which a copy is hereto attached. was first published in said newspaper, in it's issue dated the 18th day of February. A D. 1904 and was published in the daily issue of said news paper for twenty times thereafter the last pub licatiOu thereof being in the issue dated the llth day of March. A. D. 1904.
 DAVID THOMAS. Subscribed and sworn to before me this I2th day of March. A. D. 1aO4.
 JOHN A. EVANS. (SeaD Notary Public. My commission expires Feb 25. 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
Endorsed:

EnQOTSeQs In the matter of incorporating of the BINGHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY. Filed and certificate issued Feb. 9th. lsSS.
 VIM. c HALL,
 Secretary of Ttah.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
UTAH TERRITORY.
 SALT LAKE COUNTY.

SALT LAKE COUNTY. On this second day of February. 1888, before me Elias A. Smith, the Probate Judge of Salt Lake County. Utah, and before me C. S. Zane. the Judge of the 3rd Judicial District of Utah. personally appeared Thomas H. Remington and Hiram Johnson. who are personally known to me to be the same persons named in and who executed the foregoing Articles of Agree ment and Affidavit. and they each duly ac- knowledged to me that they each of them re- spectively executed the same freely. voluntar- fly and for the uses and purposes therein men tioned.
 Witness my hand at Salt Lake City, Utah. the date aforesaid.
 ELIAS A. SMITH.
 Probate Judge. Salt Lake Co.,. Utah. Attest: JOHN c. CUTLER. Clerk. (Seal)
 C. :. ZANE.
 Judge 3rd Judl. Dist. Utah. Attest:
 (SeaD HENRY G. MCMILLAN.
 Clerk 3d Dist. Court. Utah Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
T. R. JONES.
 W. H. REMINGTON. HIRAM JOHNSON

T. K. JONES.
 w. H. REMINGTON,
 HIRAM JOHNSON Subscribed and sworn to before me February 2nd. 1888
 ELIAS A. SMITH. Probate Judge. Salt Lake County. Utah. And before me on the same date.
 C. s. ZANE.
 Judge 3d Judl Dist. Utah. Attest: HENRY c. MCMILLAN, (SeaD Clerk 3d Dist. Court, Utah Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09

UTAH TERRITORY. Ice
 SALT LAKE COUNTY.
 Thomas K. Jones' Wm- 6. Remington and Hiram Johnson being duly sworn on oath says: I am one of the parties named in and who sub scribed corpOrator the foregoing articles of agreement of incorporation of the Bingham Mercantile Company; it is bona fide the inten- ton of myself and of my fellow cOrpOrators named in said Articles to commence and carry on the business mentioned in said Articles of Agreement and 1 verly believe each party to the Agreement has paid the amount of his stock subscribed for. and that ten per cent of the stock subscribed by each shareholder has been rna ih iri.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that special meeting of the stockholders of the Bingham Mercantile COmpany a corporation dulv organized and existing under the laws Of Utah. is hereby called to he held and will be held at the office of the company. room No. 5lO. DOO1y Block corner Second South and West Temple streets Salt Lake City. Utah. on March 12th. 1904. at To o'clock a. m. of that day.
 The object and purpose of the special meet ing of the stockholders will be to vote upon a proposed amendment and. if thought advisable amend the articles of incorporation of the com pany by changing the name of the corporation from the Bingham Mercantile company to the United States Stores company.
 By order of the board.
 c. E. ALLEN. Secretary. Dated February Huh. 1904.
 STATE OF UTAH. Ice
 COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. I. John James. County Clerk in and for the County of Salt Lake. in the State of Utah. do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full. true and correct copy of the original certificate of amendment to the Articles of Incorporation of the
 as appears of record in my office. In witness whereof. I have hereuntO set my
 hand and affixed my official seal. this SHAL l7th day of March. A. D. 1904
 JOHN JAMES. County Clerk. By HELENA A. MCINTOSH. Deputy Clerk. Endorsed: Amendment
 BINGHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY
 Changed to
 UNITED STATES STORES COMPANY. Filed and certificate issued this l7th day of J. T. HAMMOND. Secretary of State. First insertion Sept . l9ll-Oct. [.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-18

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MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INDIGNATION.

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zee. Tais sa2Dy eveus 5ook plaes a ne Pzelly ulssLoa ehuzch ae Car ecyss. waieA vas er0Eiesl wt-a rhs many friends of the brsle and grC0n. M- A- Livnss1one 0s Carcross vas be-g nan The bride Eas asssas3eS D ne alc4z bz Ar QUO E Rz-c rsgs gE 8ElIhzysa Tas srO02 Ar- Raosrt J. Good s Esl known n hs YakoE Territory as 2 tanoas aGaI@r as1 ua3per A reception. s19ger aad music completed eas ioEcus 0e- easioa- Alr and Mrs Good EiH rs- sst- in Carcross for ras present
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-18

The Western Express Co. have cpe2ed oEEices hare. operating 0vsr the c. P R. Ene and respectfully sO- Eci-s yoGr pasroR4se- f
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-18
aF FRUERsa SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

Regular meetings li Camp SAa5 eay. N0. q. every T-vsIly a. S.s. clock sh2Eg, l A B lAu BEoat s-s-
 Visiting brothers are egri.A4s <, .ysd
 J j. Chambers. A. .. E. L DOAsrS. A E
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FRss AND ACCEPTED mAsONs

Regular meetings os Ua.t- P1ss L1l-- No. llJ. Free and .spJ- ! Nasgls. second and Io1rik E-,iays @ each month. at p, m- sharp, ag Ma sonic lau. 20 Fourth agsau.
 SolJlruius and ylsl-ls melr-r- ars -sQ1zslsd to meet with ls-
 H. w. KEby. Sec.
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GOOD RsuNTON

On WeJnes5ay March l5, Mss Gertrude Buxton ot NIhayea Was
 married Co Nr BOoers D, G0OJ ot E-sA Lake. ArchteacOu CaDaam, formerly 0E Se&cS. bGS ROW in barge lt lAe CaccrosS mission Der
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Skagwdg Society
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SNta Avenue Eas a decided success. sc ally and financially. Never be-
 re have so many varying shades Of rssn been sen together h skasWay - was in evidence lasl nighs. The B4l lasted u1u l2-29 o'clock
 M- and Mrs. " R. HiHeFy and l--e son went J0 Whltehore on Thursday .o visE wil8 Mrs Hlley's aL=uz. Judge and Ms C. L. Tay-
 While in Vhltehorse 3Er and alaery wiI celebrate then sec end welding anniversary which s -i seventeenth Of March St Pat gfJks day
 Mrs. George Henry Ha-roun an amcs the marriage of her lagsh- .r Ealae-yu. to Nr. Leonard VII lar- The wedding l1ok place on Fes. eS. n Kansas Civ, Missouri The young people wu make lheLF home at Ne5EorJ. Oregon Mrs E-rrc1u and family spent a vacation a SkasUay and made many friends asre vao have been remembered .-ra announcement earls.
 
 The Interest at the bowling alleys a l,creassag especially among the women Last Monday some fine slzes we've made and he refresh a=aas commycee. MS. E, J shaw, E a H. Gaay and Ms Fred rcSart- served delicious supper
 -asser1.e. On Wednesday there as aao-ae- excellent luncheon ser .el by Nrs W. q, Blanchard and 1l-- Nichols. Several DeW members 1-ys been added Co che hsS ot boVt .rs and are dolns sod soek
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-18

CtEzsrs aes-1g no Eozs aur eaa- ZGs1ss Sor SAs Ccn2Ca CoC1el q Sk4gxzy. Alass2. az As AIniGt2al Elestol ao hs had A2r1 s-A ISl1- uase register. Tas rssls-a10n eoozs wes he oesn zz as Town Eal srcR ! to 3 Olesock sEsrx szsnas ro2 Ha-ca s8S5 so A2rsl 1zc. inclusive.
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saAl zRNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Rasul.F meetings 0t Sz4ssay Ae,s No. z5. FraLsEaa Order gt EAslsz ursl aud ,hEl Wednesdays u each uoah. la their bau 5a Eliyh A,gu4e. aG s-59 ?. @ shAgP.
 Al members are requested Co 1r pT1seuI aad visiting brothers ara -l ,.le1 co attend
 BLAZER WHEELER. Worthy Pres
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 Miss Nellie NI5 Hu leave ra -s. Eaaoa for 1e a- Ea .sr parents r sea.-e
 Mr. and Mrs Philip w. Snyder a. at Swan ore, and Mrs. Say1sr improving l health
 The Ladies Aa. l Methodist .-.b ae.l an saEesaE.e session a- ae eaar,a uu Weaa-slay lEle.a7ga gss Mary u H1lsaav and Ms I Keller we're eyea.ls aal -l- .e, 5asss a tae Puusa house Sun  M N Keller returned aa rle eersoa from as Post where bel ,r.ac 4a veeGss-1 lae sez- l --- Morrison
 
 AIr and Mrs. G y Zlkaa sece ss4.usI aJ laaer by Ng and Mrs V l. Hahn on sunday a, Jae puI.el house Mrs James Rock returned on one af ae late byas uoa a r-s.- Nta her mother la ae o,l Elgs.la aoaae .ue.r Jacksonville
 
 Mr. F. w. L9e.e writes s' als In ssa5Way .aal be- Mrs Lcele and Gae son had reaeae1 Liverpool 5a E-b IS.
 Mr. and Mrs. V l. Hahn and N,s B Wurz1aelsr were -.uaz- and eu.a5 guests gl N- and Mrs \. Black oa TaursIay
 us L $. Keller Eao has been Naa-1o5se Psa--e.-s his profession s Che pasl Zen -ay= arrived home sa laz afternoons EaI-
 Mrs Harriet $. Pul,ea returned on zs Jefferson Hom a y.sL sg For, seward Mrs Puuel was lae guest gl Mrs .Cap-t S-u9ads
 Mrs Assels5su. Dr. w. 6 Cable and Mrs. Gable we're dinner guests 5l Mr. and Nrs. V. l. Haaa a- che Pallen House on Tuesday.
 W. H. Claysoa was an arrival on gas Humboldt Mr. Claysaa was an gla pioneer resident of. SEaswsy- bug is now heated ar CorJosa. Those who failed Co attend the l- Hsstrated lectures given by the Rev arsud John Parsons at the Method church missed a flas treat Mir and Mrs II. D. KiFmse Miss Gladys Kirmse. Jack Nrmse and LaaleI Kirmse returned oa the 6um- b,Itt rom a grip to sound C-1-es, Nr and Mrs. C. a Muller and le.r Hrue daughter Verne were aansr guests og Nr. and Mrs, Fred F.,karIt at ths PuJIeu house sun day
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 lIr and Mrs. Fred R. Stanley os Seattle were ogtottowD visitors at FRS eIu7 Wednesday evening Mr. aud Mrs, Stanley are guests of the PuHen house
 
 Mr. and Mrs. c, C. Miller assist as by Nr. and Mrs. Fred Fiekardt entertained ag a waffle breakfast on sunday for the homeless bachelors of Skasway. Fully hah a score ae- |. cspted the generous hospitality of Mr. and Mrs, Miller |. The St Patriek's Ball given by !. tb4 EUks last night at their haU OR
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-18

Come ia or phone orders for >-l son Fys, Rainier and Olympia b=--- delivered Co your hOms by Tas Mas e5t u