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STATE OF ARIZONA.

 Arizona Corporation Commission. United States Of America,
 State of Arizona, ss.
 The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion does hereby certify that the an. nexed Is a true and complete trans cript of the Articles of Incorporation of "SOCIEDAD MUTUALISTA CATO LICA" which were filed in the office of said Arizona Corporation Commis- sion on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1913 at 10:00 o'clock a. m., as provided by law.
 In testimony Whereof, The Arizona Corporation Commission, by it's Chair man, has hereunto set it's hand and affixed it's Official Seal. Done at the city of Phoenix, the Capitol, this 30th day of January, A. D. 1913.
 Arizona Corporation Commission,
 w. P. Geary, Chairman. Attest:
 Chas. A. Smith, Secretary.
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STATE OF ARIZONA,
 County of Greeulee

county Of Gre9nlee,
 Before me, Myer Hirsch, Notary Public in and for said County and State on this day personally appear ed Andres G. TelIez, Juan Guerra, Praxedis Gonzalez, Manuel H. Apoda- ca, Eduardo Martinez and Jesus A. TelIez, known to me to be the persons whose names are signed to the fore acknowledged to me that he had exc cuted said instrument for the purpose therein expressed.
 Witness my hand and official seal this 18th day of January, 1913. (Notarial Seal)
 MEYER HIRSCH,
 Notary Public. My Commission expires Feb. 23rd, 1916
 RECORDERS OFFICE, Greenlee County, Ariz.
 Filed for record the 22nd day of January, 1913, at g o'clock a m. and recorded in Book No. l, Articles of h. corporation on page 84 to ST inc, at the request of Meyer Hirsch.
 w. E. KELLY,
 County Recorder. Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this 18th day of January, A. D. 1913, at 10:00 A. NJ. at request of M. Hirsch, whose postoffice address is Morenci, Arizona Arizona Corporation Commission,
 By W. 4' GEARY,
 Chairman.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
ORDINANCE NO. 42.

An Ordinance Defining and Estab-
 fishing Fire Limits in the Town of Clifton, GreenIee County, State of Arizona.
 Be it ordered by the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Cliff ton,i Green1ee County, State of Ari- zona as follws:
 Section l. There is hereby estab- lished within the limits of the town of Clifton a fire limits district as fol- lows: All that part of the San Francisco Townsite lying on the South side of Chase Creek. -
 Also beginning at the Northeast corner of the San Francisco Town site and running south for 200 feet thence; East for 300 feet thence: South 53 degrees 45 minutes East for 5000 feet, to the railroad bridge on the West side of the San Francisco
 River, thence; North 63 degrees, IS
 minutes East for $50 feet to a point
 on the East side of the road in .he
 Barranca, thence; North AT degrees 45
 minutes West for 2350 feet to the
 Point of Rocks on the East side of the
 San Francisco River north of the Cliff ton Hotel, thence; South g degrees, % minutes East for about $50 feet to the intersection of the East and West 14 Section line of Section 30,
 T. 4. S., R. 30 E. of the G. & s. R. P.
 M., with the West bank of the San
 Francisco River, thence West along said A section line to the point of beginning.
 Also, beginning at a point due East of the south line of the Presbyterian Church lot on the West bank of the San Francisco River and running in a northerly direction along the West bank of said river t9 point due East of the north line of the lot of the Becker-Franz Store, thence; due
 West to the Plume of the Arizona Copper Co., thence in a southerly di- rection along the East bank of said
 Hume to a point opposite the South line of the Presbyterian church lot, thence; due East to the point of be- ginning.
 For a more particular description
 of said fire limits, reference is made to map of the same on file in the office of the Town Clerk of said
 Town of Clifton.
 Section 2. All buildings or struct-
 ures of any kind hereafter erected
 within the limits of the aforesaid fire
 limits district of the Town of Cliff
 ton, and in all addition or enlarge
 ment thereof, and all additions to or | enlargements of any building or
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Contractor.
Building Inspector

Cost or Building S..... Fees Paid $......
 Sec 5. Said building Inspector shall charge a fee of $2.00 for im- provements up to $500.00; $500 on improvements from $50OO0 to s1OO0- %; $4 on Improvements from s1O00.- % to s25OOO0, $500 on improve ments from s25OO0O to s50OO.OO; for improvements over $5000.O0, $500 for first $5OOOO0 and 50 cents for each ad- ditfona1 $10OO.00 or fraction thereof; which shall be collected in ad- vance to issuing such permit and for examining said plans and specified tions and inspecting the building or addition provided for therein, and he shall receive as compensation an amount not to exceed fees collected; said compensation shall be paid into the Town Treasury by said Building Inspector It shall be the duty of said Building Inspector to file all plans and specifications passed upon by him in the office of the Town Clerk of said Town.
 
 said Building Inspector, he finds that such plans and specifications do not conform to the requirements of said Ordinance No. 42, and the amend ments thereto, he shall refuse to issue a permit as mentioned above, and shall point out to such applicant wherein his plans and specifications do not conform to said Ordinance.
 Sec. '. Should any person be dis satisfied with the decision of said Building Inspector relative to the plans and specifications submitted, such person shall have the right to appeal to the Common Council of said Town, and if upon examination of the plans and specifications submitted a majority of said Common Council shall find that said Building Inspector erred in refusing to issue such per init the Common Council shall order said Building Inspector to issue the permit as applied for But if on eX- animation a majority of said Common
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
STORM DOES DAMAGE
 IN THE GILA VALLEY.

SAFFORD, Ariz., April 23.-A small tornado struck the Cila valley and did considerable damage. During the storm, MT. Boren of Bryce, was struck by Tightening and so seriously injured that he is not expected to live. The bolt struck his head, pass ed over his right side, then divided and went down each leg. No other lightning was noticed that day
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
ORDINANCE 43.

An Ordinance Providie for the Ap-
 pointment of Building Inspector,
 Prescribing the Duties and compen-
 sation for Such Officer, and Provid-
 ing for the Presentation of Plans
 and Specifications to Such Office,
 and Fixing the Penalty for Violation
 Thereof.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Cliff ton, County of Greenlee, State of Ari- zona, as follows:
 Sec 1. That there be and is here by created the office of Building In spector for the Town of Clifton.
 Sec 2. That the duties of such Building Inspector shall be to e1- anime and pass upon all plans and specifications of buildings hereinafter erected, within the fire limits of the Town of Clifton.
 And it shall be the further duty of said Building Inspector to examine and inspect all buildings and additions while in the course of construction within the fire limits of said Town, and cause the arrest of any person who is constructing any building or making any addition to any building in violation of Ordinance No. AZ, and the amendments thereto, and cause the arrest of any Oerson who is con structing any building or making ad- ditions to any building that do not conform to the plans and specifica- tions presented to the said Building Inspector and on which he has is
 And it shall be the further duty of said building Inspector to make a re- port on the first day of each month to the Common Council of the Town of Clifton the number of building permits issued with the amounts col lected for the same during the month preceding, and shall at the same time pay to the Treasurer of the Town of Clifton in the manner provided all such fees so collected during said preceding month.
 Sec. g. That if said plans and specifications in every way conform to the requirements and provisions of the fire limits Ordinance No. 42 and the amendments thereto, it shall be. the duty of said Building Inspector to issue to such person presenting such plans and specifications permit to construct such building or to make such additions to old buildings al- ready constructed, as are specified in such plans and specifications.
 Sec A. Said permit shall be in the form:
 BUILDING PERMIT.
 Clifton, Arizona ...... .191-.
 I hereby certify that complete plans and specifications for ........... story ..... building. ..... feet by . feet to be erect ed on lot ........ block ......- addition to the Town of Clifton have been submitted to and approved by me, and permit issued for such build ing according to the provisions of Ordinance No AZ of the Town of Cliff ton.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Of the Fraternal Society
 SOCIEDAD MUTUALISTA
CATOLICA.

CATOLICA.
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we the under signed, Andres G. Tellez, Juan Guer- "a Praxedis Gonzales, Manuel H. Apodaca, Eduardo Martinez and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
CARUTHERS EWING
CONFINED TO ROOM
Memphis Attorney Suffer
ing From Aggravated
Attack of Lagrippe

Caruthers Ewing, the widely known
attorney from Memphis, and counsel
for the Southern Wholesale Grocers'
association who came here to appear
in that case yesterday morning, was
taken very Ill and was confined to his
apartments in the Hillman all day yes
terday. He was attended by a physi-
clan and a trained nurse. He suffered
from a high fever Friday night and
yesterday. Last night it was an
nounced by the nurse in attendance that
Mr.. Ewing was some better. His ILL
ness is given out to be an aggravated
attack of la grippe. He was taken i'll
shortly after arriving here Friday and
steadily grew worse until last night
when a slight Improvement was noted
Mr.. Ewing is scheduled to appear
before the court of appeals in Cincin-
natl tomorrow morning and insisted
yesterday in engaging a drawing room
over the Queen and Crescent tonight
for that city. His determination to
leave is said to be against the advice
of his physician and also his nurse
| Mr.. Ewing is widely known in Bir-
mingham and had made several en-
gagements for hts stay here. but was
forced to cancel them on account of his
SUDDEN indisposition. Numerous callers
appeared at the Hillman yesterday in
quiring as to Mr.. Ewing's condition
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
FORECAST FOR WEEK
IN CIVIC CHAMBER
Board of Directors Meeting
Friday Most Important
Event Scheduled

The board Of directors meeting nexi
Friday is probably the most important
event scheduled so far in Chamber OF
Commerce circles for next week. At this
meeting the matter of the annual dinner
will be officially brought up and passed
upon. AS already announced George w.
Perkins has accepted an invitation to be
present, at this dinner, to be given on OF
about April TO- and will probably make
an address.
The board of trade meets Monday at
o'clock and the entertainment commit
tee meets Monday at 2 o'clock in the aft
ernoon. The entertainment committee al
this meeting will probably consider plans
for the coming annual banquet.
Chairman Robert wa Ewing has called
a meeting of the miscellaneous commit
tee for Ill o'clock Tuesday morning Some
time Tuesday the auditorium committee
will meet and the directors meeting is
at $3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon. The leg
islation committee which now has under
consideration the question of an extra
session OF the legislature to put into ef-
feet the fee system is expected to meet
within the next week or ten days and the
potlatch committee will hold meetings at
various intervals during the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

+ 1t only cost, ~ =. Ne.s&s get rio
of that bad, sick, sour, bloated stOm-
ach, that mean, bilious liver, kidney
trouble, constipation and that sick,
Respondent feeling from headache. This
vegetable compound is also recognized
as the greatest spring remedy known.
I give you more for 25 cents than
any one else would give you for $500,
and what is more, if you are not satis-
fled | will return your money. Take
me at my word. You take no chance
and you will always feel grateful to-
wards me for this offer.
Shake off the burden of sickness.
my friend. Do 1t today. rs cents Will
put you on your feet Remember
let you be the Judge. No cure. your
money back for the mere asking. Banks
or business firms in Cincinnati will tell
you my word is good. Get the treatment
today from your druggist or will~~be
sent prepaid on receipt of price. Be sure
to ask for and see that you get Dr.
Burkharts Vegetable Compound.
To prove its merits conclusively.
Will send trial treatment free. Dr. W. g.
Burkhart, Cherry Hill Square, Station
n. Cincinnati. 80 a, 81 q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
JAMES SANATORIUM
692 ALABAMA AVE.
A Private SanatOrlum for the Treat
mcnt of Drug AddictiOns, Alcohol
ism, Nervous Diseases, Tobacco and
Cigarettes.

To reach sanatorium take Poplar Ave.
cars to corner Poplar and Alabama Ave-,
or Main Street cars from Union Station,
and transfer to POPLAR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

ward should be the very best of con-
struction and from what / have seen
of the wood block pavement now being
laid here 1t looks to me as IL there
could be nothing any better. That, too.
however. is a matter more for the en-
gineers than any one else"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
HOW HOUSE OF COMMONS
DEALS WITH THOSE WHO
DEFY ITS AUTHORITY
Public Whipping Terrific Fine and Ignomnious Horseback
Ride May Be in Store for London Editor Should House
Commons Follow Precedent-Maxse Has Attacked
More People in Print Than Any Other
Man Living

London, March s.-(speciai.) when
parliament reassembles next month one
of its earliest acts is likely to be the
summoning to the bar of the house of
commons of Leo Maxse, the swash-
buckling editor of the National Review,
on a charge of contempt for the au-
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Jaraes' Home Remedies

Furnished at following prices:
WhiDkey. wine or beer ............... .$25 OK
Tobacco. cigarettes or snuff. .......... 10 o.
&ervousness and insomnia ............ So
For further information and booklet
containing testimonials address Chas. T.
James ganatorium, COZ Alabama avenue.
Memphis, Tenn. Correspondence conf
foutial.-Adv.
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Cured of Drug Habit

Your kind letter at hand. 1 am much
pleased to hear that your business is in
creasng. 1t could not be otherwise with
the splendid cure you have for drug and
whislxey patients. It's very near year
since / took treatment; am enjoying the
very best of health, weigh 220 pounds and
never felt better in my life. Morphine il
something of the past with me now.
II can say it's a pleasure to take your
treatment. It does not only cure the drug
habit, but it restores you to your full
health. When l think of the James San.
atorium and my trip there. i feel 1 am
under great obligations. Give my best
wishes to all of my old acouaintances al
the Sanatorium.
II will close. with best wishes.
'G. A. LOENNECKER.
,.aoc 49, c,.... - a,.sr., NJ. ;,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
RAILROADS MAY TRY
TO BALK SCHEME FOR
VALLEY BOULEVARD
CONTINUED From Page Five)


Ensley to East Lake." said r. H Baugh
yesterday. II believe that even a
street railway or an interurban line
would not equal in Importance this
proposed boulevard.
"The boulevard as outlined would bc
the biggest boost to the city that has
been given in a long time. 1t would
make show place for even visitor
who ever came to the city Any Bir-
mingham man would always be proud
OF it and 1t would be one of the first
places he would show friend visiting
him from out of town.
The boulevard would enhance the
value of every lot along the route. 1t
would add to the value of the lots 1t
touched much more t.lan the cost of its
construction to the abutting property
owners. If the proposition goes
through 1t will be,sa feather in Mr..
be something for his administration to
be remembered by.
Let Engineers Decide Route
AS to the route. 1 can only say that
I am in favor of the route which the
engineers would decide upon as best.
The boulevard would be OF enormous
value to the ball park at Rickwood and
also to the State Fair grounds, but I
would not lot any personal interest Of
mine enter into my Endorsement Of the
scheme. OF course I am interested in
the ball park, but If the engineers
think 1t better to go some other route
am just as enthusiastic over the prop
osition.
'.of course. there is little use Of
speaking of the need of such a road In
some parts of Avondale. Woodlawn and
East Lake. Anknow that this section
of the city has no efficient and first
class street downtown. They need It
and need 1t bad. So does the other end
at E'nsley. 1t would connect Ensley
with the Country club at Roebuck
Springs. just think OF 1t: good a.
phalt or wood block or some similarly
constructed boulevard. can't Imagine
anything Of more real value or which
would be Z bigger ooogt to the city.
II would not like to indorne any par
ticular pavement think The boulo-
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M Danger There .

The following story Is told OF Robert
w. Chambers, the author 1t seems that
talkative old bore laccosted him IN ms
club one day and filled Chambers ear
with conversation which was principally
laudatory. but none the less tiresome to
the author.
do you know, Chambers, the old
gentleman finally said, II can't Ncompre-
hend how it is that writing two or three
novels every year the way you DO, 10
say nothing of numerous short stories,
you don't write yourself out.
My dear sir" came the instant re-
ply. my case is not bit more worthy
of apprehension on that score than your
own. Here you've been talking steadily
for over 50 years, and vou haven't tal'red
Yourself out yet. have you?'-~New ork
World.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
Patients Testimonials

Having received their freedom from
Morphine, Whislxey and Tobacco. they are
loud in their praise of the James Treat
1rae,at Pad thar. taati,,,nniaIs. 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
'BrOokhaven, MISS.
Cured Of Tobacco Habit

Your Tobacco Treatment has had the
desired effect. have not tasted
tobacco in any form since October IS. l
have gained 10 pounds In six weeks.
III. A. OWEN. +
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
Only One
Were His Mothers

From Pearsons Weekly.
Aunt Mary (horrified); 'Good gracious.
Harold. what would your mother say
IL she saw you smoking cigarettes?"
Harold: (calmly) ''She'd have q fit
They're her cigarettes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

lacerated, they naturally keep out OF tne
paths where this would happen.
1t is the same with the countless army
of victims who have been trimmed In
Wall street during the last y or Is years
the perido of greatest savagery ever
known in any stock market. The lambs
who have gone through the experience
might not entirely heal up or forget their
mntilation, but new lambs are born every
minute, and may be expected to go un-
suspectingly to the butchers parlor.
Together, the stock exchange and its al
lied banking connections. compose the
greatest market in the world for stocks
and bonds BY reason of this 1t Is the
natural center for capital accumulations
and for the promotion and carrying out OF
enterprises of larger magnitude Men
who have railroads to build, industries to
consolidate and expand. great mines 10
develop and other gigantic projects TO
carry out, have to use immense suEls or
money, and they have to come to New
York because 1t is the only place in the
United states they can get it in guam
tity. Having thus developed into the big
gest money and security market in the
Western Hen isphere, neither Congress,
the legislature at Albany or any other
combination of politicians can do any
thing to seriously embarrass the useful
commodation of the whole nation This
machinery represents in a sense the
guardianship of the interests of every
man. woman and child who has invest
ments in the going business or the entire
republic. The magnitude OF these inter-
ests will be appreciated when the -politil
clans undertake to go too far. A sense
of security is found deep down and can
not be seriously unnerved by the surface
clamorings at national or state capitals.
Increased Activity
There has been increased activity in the
stock market during the last 10 days, and
a broadening out of the buying impulse.
Not that any break neck rush has been
observed to deluge the brokerage offices
with buying orders, but people with the
| cash are coming forward slowly and
| cautiously with their check books in hand
and with a determination to do something
once more The bargain counter Is still
laden dowa with substantial railroad ana
| Industrial shares upon which an income
return is paid at 5h to per cent on the
investment The display Is very attrac-
tive and the bargain hunters are awake
! to the opportunity. This is no mere idle
| figure of speech. The real facts are that
confidence is returning and that peopls
are seeking the stock market with funds
l'they have kept idle pending readjust-
ment of disturbed conditions. There has
| already been quite little advance In
prices, and sentiment is visibly changing
| for the better This statement may be
questioned, but the truth is we are get
| ting over a scare for which there never
was legitimate excuse.n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09
'3O6 Bush Street. jackson. Mich. "
No Desire for Whiskey

AT your request am sending you un-
der separate cover my photo, which is the
best the artist could get up within the
limited time. l trust same will reach you
promptly.
f'You are at liberty to use it in any
way you think may be of benefit to the
aanatorium or to any unfortunate VIC
tim of the whiskey habit. While l am
not seeking notoriety. and will always
feel humilated when l remember the
circumstances which rendered 1t neces-
nary for me to take treatment. yet In as
much az my friends and neighbors among
whom live have knowledge of my way
ward life and the reproach which l
brought upon myself by overindulgence
in alcoholic stimulants, l am willing for
the world to know that like the prodgal
son, I did finally wake up to a realiza-
tion OF my degradation and danger, and
sought and found at the James Sana-
torium remedy which restored me to
sobriety. and which has enabled me to
feel once more that l am in some degree
worthy of the love and confidence of my
family, and the respect of my country
men.
ssWith kindest regards to you all and
best wishes for the continued success of
the sanatorium, am, your friend.
A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-28
GOSSIP OF THE Big LEAGUE PLAYERS

Clyde Engle, of the Boston Red
Sox, will go to Cuba at the end of
the league season and will manage
one of the leading mines on the island.
Several big league players will ac-
company him and play on his team.
Charley Ebbets announced yester-
day afternoon that Elmer Brown, the
new pitcher, would report to Brook
lyn on Monday morning. The Superb
as will play an exhibition game al
Bayonne on next Sunday.
Umpire McGreevy, of the American
League, resigned yesterday because
of the illness of his wife. The vacancy
will not be filed, President b. b.
Johnson depending upon thu remain
ing eight arbiters for the rest of the
season.
The Syracuse Club of the New York
State League is proving q worthy foe
for the major league teams that have
stopped off there for exhibition
games. Two weeks ago McGraw
brought the Giants to Syracuse for
an exhibition game and met with the
sting of defeat, and yesterday the Red
Sox went there and met the same
fate. Boston was beaten by the score
of to /.