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The border vidette., 1913-05-31
New Dipping Pens.

Arrangements are now being made to have dipping vats and corralS installed on the Mexican side of the international line under the supervision of the West Coast Cattle Importers Association, permission having recently been given by Dr. Bray, of the Bureau of Animal Indus try. at Fl Paso, to permit cattle to be dipped on the Mexican side of the line. provided, how ever, cattle are destined for points outside of Arizona. The vats and corrals are being in stalled ore mile from the line, where the Mexican cattle will be examined, dipped and shipped through Nogales, Arizona with out unloading as has been the custom in the past. The new ruling will greatly facilitate the movement of cattle through this port, and is greatly appreciated by the West Coast Cattle I'm porters' Association. of this city. and other importers of Sonora 1 cattle
The border vidette., 1913-05-31
Notice of Safe ct Delinquent Stock
Float Gold Amaigan1ating Company

Location of principal place Of busi- ness. Los Angeles, California.
 NOTICE: There is delinquent upon W tlre following described stock on account of assessment No. l, levied on the 9th day of March, 1913 the several amounts set opposite the names Of the raspectiye shareholders as follows:
The border vidette., 1913-05-31
Names Of Incorporators:

The name of the Incorporators are. IT J karps. w. E. Karns and N l. karns, residing at and whose Post Of fec address is Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
The border vidette., 1913-05-31

order of the board of directors made on the 9th day of March, 1913, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction at the office of the said Float God Amalgamating Company, No. 327 North Buena Vista street, Los Angeles, California, on the 18th day of May, 1913, at the hour Of ? o'clock p. m of the said day. to pay the delinquent assessments thereon, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 NICHOLAS J. KUNNY, Secretary of the Float Gold Amalga-
 mating Company. whose office is
 !ccated at No 327 North Bueha
 Vista street, Los Angeles. Cali
 fOrnia. 5-24 3t
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Name and Place of Business:

The parae of the corporation is, and shall be KARNS BROS. ING. It's principal place Of business shall be at the Town of NOgales. in the County Of Santa Cruz. Sta:e of Arizona. and 1t may have branch offices at such points within the United States and foreign country adjacent thereto, as the Board of Directors may from time to time de- signate or establish, and it may lawful ly hold meetings of it's Board of Direct ors and transact the business of the corporation at any such branch office 1 or offices.
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v
Time of Commencement:

Time of Con1menCement:
 The time ot inc commencement of this corporation shall be the date of the filing of the Articles of Incorporation with the State Corporation COmmls- sion, of the State of Arizona, and its termination shall be 25 years, there after.
 Indebtedness:
 The highest amount of ind debtedness or liability. direct contingent, to which this corporation is at any time to subiec itself or be objected. is the sum of Thirty Thousand S3O. 900 0O- Dollars
 Private Property of Stockholders:
 The private property of the stock
 holders of this corporation, shall be exempt from the corporate debts of this corporation.
 Business of Corporation: The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by Board of Directors. consisting Of three members, who shall be elected annually at the annual meet ing of the stock holders, and shall hold | their offices for the term of one year, or until their successors arc elected and qualified. The annual meeting of l the stockholders of this corporation
 shall be held in the town of Nogales, : on the third Monday in June. of each 1 year, commencing with the year 1913. l Special meetings of the stock holders may be held at any time. ten days no
 tice to be given by the president and secretary. At all meetings of the stock
 holders, any stockholder may vote ir
 person or by proxy, appointed in writ l ing. Until Ihe first annual meeting, l the following named persons shall con tstitute the Board of Directors, and shal hold their office until their successors are elected. viz: H J Karns, w. E 1 Karns and M. I. Karns.
The border vidette., 1913-05-31
Officers or Corporation:

The officers of this corporation shall
 be, President. Vice President, Secre.
 tary and Treasurer. and such other of.
 ticers as the Board of Directors may from time to time designate Any per
 son may hold any two of said offices, except those of President and Vice President. Such officers shall be elect ed by the directors at meeting to be held imuIed lately after the close of the
 annual meeting of the stock hold CTS, until the first annual meeting, or until i flied. the following named persons shall l be the officers of said corporation, viz: i H I. Karns, President and Treasurer, ! NJ I. Karns. Vice Preside ent and w. E 1 Karns, Secretary.
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HI
Nature of Business:

The general nature of the business
 proposed to be transacted by said cor
 poratfon shall be as follows: Buying.
 sellipg und dealing in all kinds and classes Of autOmob piles and in all kinds
 and classes of automobile supplies, oils.
 gasolines, etc Buying. selling and
 dealing in real estate, receiving and
 conveying good and sufficient titles to
 the same. Buying, selling and dealing
 in all kinds of machinery, engines,
 pumps, well boring machinery and sup
 plies. mining and farming machinery and supplies. Buying, selling and dealing in all kinds of contractors and builders supplies. and to engage in the business of buying and selling all kinds of merchan disc, of whatever nature. To purchase, sell CT otherwise acquire, lands buildings and improve
 ments. or otherwise acquire or to own or to hold control of the stocks. bonds or other obligations of any Otker cor l poration engaged in or hereafter form
 ed for the purpose of engaging in or carrying on any like business, eli her in
 the United States or in any adjoining ! country. In buying and selling and dealing in any and all kinds of gas and | eectrie appliances and fixtures To i loan money and to take as security for any such loars. notes and bonds. mort ! gages, deeds Of trust, or other evid- l ences of debt, or security of every kind i and nature To borrow money and to incur indebted ness and to secure the payment thereof by notes, bonds, mOI t. gages. deeds of trust or collateral. To
 procure loans and to bond, mortgage or hypOthecate any or all Of it's prop erty, to secure such loans and indebt- edness, and generally to 10 and per form every act or thing for the carry | ing on of such business.
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Capital Sto ok:

The amount of the capital stock of
 this corporation shall be Fifty Thous-
 and - $50. OO0. O. Dollars. divided into
 Fifty Thousand 50. OOO- shares. Of the
 par value of One $! 00- Dollar each.
 The said stock may be issued for sub
 scription in cash, OF in consid eratiOn
 of other property, real or personal, or
 of services rendered. The time when such subscriptions shall be paid in. or the transfer of other property made. shall be at the time Of the issuance of the certificate of stock, and shall be
 d determined by resolution of the Board i of Directors. Tue issuance of said stock for cash or for real or personal prop ! erty. or for services rendered in lien of [ such cash and the determination or ! jy3ti2Heai 0f the Board of Directors 0n i such property. real or personal, or Ol such services shall be conclusive. The : corporation may retain any portion Cf said stock in it's treasury. ano may sell ! or contract to sell same by vote of the majority of the Board Of Directors. Oi l in such manner as it's bylaws may provide.
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The Board of Directors shall have power to adopt bylaws and to alter and amend the same. from dime to time IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands, this 10 day of April, A, D., 1913
 H. J. KARNS, (SeaD
 NJ. I. KARNS, (SeaD
 w. E. KARNS, (SeaD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
BRANDER GETS
BIG PROMOTION
-
Made Division Freight Agent Of
Chesapeake and Ohio, With :
Headquarters Here.

e. n Brander. general agent OF the
Kanawha Dispatch Routes, has been
promoted effective yesterday. to IN
vision freight agent. Virginia Stnerat
Division OF the chesapeai<e AID oh@o
Railway with Office al. Richmond wee
A IS CARY. resigned c CO Dearhart,
Jr. has been appointed travel ns
freight agent Of the virginia General
Division OF the Chesapeake ana ONO
hallway. reporting TO Mr.. Brandes-
Under the new arFangemen mt the
position Of general agent Of the ka-
naeha Dispatch Routes vi be apoi-
ished and OrIo =. James will remain
as agent Of the kanawha Dispatch
Routes. with headquarters ~ klcn-
mord. In addition 10 AIR. Brancers
duties as division freight agent OF the
chesapeake and Ohio, he viii also nave
general supervision over all hana"i-a
dispatch traffic and saeencies in the
Virginia and Carolina territory
Mr.. Brander has been in the service
Of the Chesapeake ann ono h sIl
and Ksnswha Dispstch Routes Tor the
mast twenty years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
TWO SCOUTS GET
HONOR MEDALS
Spencer and Whitlock Rewarded
for Saving Life of Hunter
G. Sledd.

Howard Spencer and Coleman Whit
lock have been awarded medals OF
honor by A r. Forbush. secretary OF
National Court of Honor. Boy Scouts
OF America. for their exceptional bra
very in saving the life Of Hunter c.
Sledd last August. After going care
fully into the case, taking the testi-
mony of eyewitnesses and others. the
local examining committee, composed
of C. Peyton Craighill. Knox Crutch-
field and George W. Bright. establish-
ed the fact that the two boys actually
did save Sledd from drowning on Au-
gust 10.
The accident occurred while the Bar
ton Heights patrol of Boy Scouts, IN
command of Mr.. Sledd. was on a camp
ing trip at Falling Creek. While BATH
ing in the swimming pool. sledd. who
was unable to swim, suddenly went in
water fifteen TO twenty feet deep, and
was in imminent danger of being
drowned. Hearing his cries of help.
Scout Whitlock lost no time in com
Ing 70 his rescue. He was clutched
tightly by the drowning man. and both
were on the point of sinking for the
last time when Scout Spencer arrived
on the scene. He first freed his com
paion. then by their united efforts sue
ceeded in bringing their leader 20 shore,
where ~frst aid" was quickly applied.
Much interest has been shown re-
Gently by all local troops in scout
work naval patrol is being organ
lied by the older boys Of the \. VI,
c. a. while the smaller boys are build
ing d log cabin at Westhampton. Sec
retarv Adler scoutmaster OF the Y. NJ
C. A. troop, is planning TO take the
boys on an expedition to the country
next Saturday for the purpose of Civ
ing them drill in scout work.
The Boy Scouts Of America have been
confused by a great many people with
the American Boy Scouts, who are q.
military organization
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
COACH RED VOGUE
HEADED THIS WAY.
New Spring Color for Street
Letter Boxes May Start
Fashion Craze.

Coach red will be one OF the pre-
vailing coIors in Richmond this spring.
That's fashion hint hot from Wash
ington. and bears the O. K of no less
en- arbiter OF the modes than Post
ma ster-General Frank II. Hitchcock.
Beginning just as soon as the COM
pany that has the government con-
tract can furnish the pigment. every
street letter box in 1.-THE city viii be
painted coach red. Webster's Inter
rational Dictionary contains no such
color. but a mere detail like that will
not be permitted 10 stand in the way
Of progress
In the absence OF dictionary inform
alton, Acting Postmaster Southwark 8
description Of coach red may be ac-
cepted as approximately accurate. He
defines II is something between scar
let and cardinal. In more home1y
phrase. a shade OF red lying between
the tings of a lobster when it's boiled.
anc the color Of a brick. .-..
one OF the post office authorities
thought that the repainting OF the
letter boxes will be followed by a
coach red vogue in fashion realms
C mparable tothAeiecl shr rdlrdd id
CO II parable to the Alice Blue madness
of sacred memory 1t was unoifi-
cially reported IN the corridors of the
Federal Building yesterday that coach
red is the prevailing tone of Miss Jes-
sic Wilson's inaug oitruafn shrdl uu
sic wilson's Inauguration frock-the
one that is made of silk manufactured
entirely in Norfolk. II the report is
substantiated the new color will prob
ably become known 10 commerce as
Jessie Red.
No particular reason is assigned for
changing the color of the letter boxes.
Reports that difficulty has arisen be-
cause OF the fact that letter boxes
and garbage cans are at present both
painted green. are generally discredit-
ed. whatever the reason. coach red
is the coming color and every street
letter box in the United States will
soon blush like a lobster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
READY TO AWARD
HOME CONTRACT
Y. w. c. A. Shows Steady Pro-
gress on Entering New
Year.

According to the report OF the build
ing committee, rendered at the annual
meeting OF the Young WOmen's Chris
tian Association. the plans for the new
building on Fifth Street have been en-
tirely finished by the architects and
bids for the contract invited. BY the
exchange of 1.-The lot at Third and
Franklin Streets for North Fifth
Street. the Association Melted $4,000
profit. about 800 square feet of land
in excess and what is generally con-
sidered a better location for the adj
ninistrative building.
Receipts for the year amounted TO
s72O3236. while there were expendi-
lures Of S4oI5223- The boarding home.
now being erected by the association
on Cary street, between Adams and
jefferson Streets, the building COM
niittee said. would be ready by March
/. Il cost about $4,000. and will ac-
commodate fifty young women
The association now has 1,O94 mem
bers and is steadily growing An ef-
fort is being made to increase the
membership 10 1000 before the bien-
NAL convention. the Richmond Asso-
citation being entitled to one delegate
for each leo members Miss Louise w
Brooks. of the National Y w C. A.
Board in New York, briefly outlined
planS for the national biennial con-
vention here April Oils
Thanks to the Travellers Aid Com
mittee, more than 1000 strangers have
been given assistance during the year
Representatives of the association as
sisted LOO persons at railway sta
tons. 5O4 from the central office. and
$50 through the employment bureau.
The association meets twenty-five
trains daily and plays the big sister
part to girls and women in distress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
SIX VIOLATIONS
OF LABOR STATUTE
Staunton Boosted Too Soon, and
Valley Towns May
Now Laugh.

As predicted in The Times Dispatch,
Winchester aud Harrisonbufs have the
last laugh on the city of Staunton.
In the city which has the distinction
OF being the birthplace of the next
President of the United States. seyen
cases charging violation OF the labor
laws OF the State were tried yester-
day morning in Police Court There
were six convictions the remaining
case being continued to tomorrow
All involved the lack of sanitary ar
engagements in manufacturing estab-
lishnents. as required by statute.
Only aweek or so ago Stanton pa
pers smiled at the two Valley towns.
where convictions for violations of
labor laws were had The smiles were
due to a mistaken impression that In
spector J. 3. Clinedinst- representing
state Labor Commissioner Doherty, had
looked into affairs in stanton and
found everything satisfactory. \ re-
porter saw MI Clinedinst in. town on
his way to Winchester. and so the
pagers boasted of law-abiding Staun-
ton.
As a matter Of fact the town had
not then been investigated Ii has
been since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
CATARRH
Breathe HYOMEf---Heai the
Soreness - Kill Catarrh
Germs, or Money Back.
No Cocaine, Opium or
Harmful Drug in
HYCk1EI

Australian Eucalyptus IS a powerful
germ DESTROYING antiseptic- IL IS also a
soothing ard healing one
Booths HYOMEI is made OF Austria
Ian Eucalyptus and some OF the Listerian
antiscptics.
Brrathed through the inhaler that comes
with the 500 outfit that all druggists
have. the air OF HYOMEI kills catSTrh
germs and heals the infamed and raw
catarrhal spots.
n ncnetrates as no liquid can into the
;nrermost recesscs Of the breathing tract
and destructive germs. whether n the
foids crcviccs or hooks Of the membrane,
arc reached and destroyed.
For catarrh. coughs. Group, colds. sore
throat and all nose and throat misery
HyONEI i guaranteed. u you own an
;nhslcr gc. a bottle Of HYONEI for only
so cents
the dav and for quick results. thousands
usc the HYOMEI vapor frestmcrt at
nigh. lust before going to bed Here u Is;
Thoroughly heat tescupi then IN IT
han ftIl Of boiling hot water. Pour into
the vafer one-haif tcsspoonfui OF HlO-
Mel. do not STIR Hold the cup close
no face and breathe deep into the lungs
the healing. germ destroying vapor that
arises
Tragic Drug Co. guarantee it.--Adser-
tscrncnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
RURAL CHURCHES
TO BE DISCUSSED
Ministers of Virginia Will Meet
in Richmond During Edu-
cational Conference.

Ministers from all over the state
will assemble in Richmond during the
sessions of the Conference for Edu-
cation in the South. In April, TO us
cuss the problems presented by the
rural church in Virginia. particularly
l. its relation to the life of the COM
munity. In fact all the topics Of all
the speakers at the great conference
Will be directed toward the better
ment of rural llfe---financiNly, ment-
ally. morally. spiritually.
Preliminary arrangements for the
meeting of ministers were made at a
conference held yesterday at the CAPT.
tol one day OF the Conference for
Education in the South is TO be de-
voted to the rural church, and it is
planned to have distlnctively Viz
GINA meeting Of ministers on the pre-
ceding day-April -.
Rev. j. Clay Lilly. D. D. presided
az the conference. II was determined
that the plan for a gathering of Nir-
GINA ministers was thoroughly feast
BILE and altogether desirable. A COM
nlittee was then appointed. composed
of Rev. James Buchanan, Rev. W. Rus
sell Bowie and ]. H. Binford, TO do
two things-arrange for program for
the meeting and to appear before the
Ministerial Union OF fHcninOhu DIT It's
next meeting to ask that. body to aid
il securing from people of all de-
nominations entertainment fo- visit
ing preachers while in this city.
Those present were: Rev. ID. Clay
Lilly. D. D.. pastor Grace Street Pres
byterian Church: Rev. Graham Lam
beth, editor Christian Advocate; J. W.
Cammack, representing Religious Her
aid: Rev. George p. Mayo, superin-
tendent of the Blue Ridge Mission
School: Rev. J. T. Mastin, secretary Of
the state Board of Charities and Cor
rections: Rev. w. Russell Bowie, rec
tor St Pauls Episcopal Church: Rev.
James Buchanan, superintendent As
ISOLATED Charities; Rev. NJ. 5. Colonna,
d. d. presiding elder Richmond Dis
trict. NJ E, Church, and II. T. Baker,
Of the State Young Mems Christian
Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
ATTEND FOUNDERS DAY


Richmond People 60 % herp'"n ios '"s"
~ tutr Celebration
Fdrcafioani leaders 81 tbs el1 Ne"t =.
Hampton yesterday Afternoon 20 t.te p -I.
A., -. r.eoders' Day exerci-es q y ccle !
t-.frd fo-fav al Ire Ham ptou Normal ~ q
te--s-,,lt.,raf rr~fffat~. Mot o. ne STATE
school ssperinierdcnts IN me '-eN - y
pr~fsa 20 be present "a - - =.
1roer Who vent NON klchfyne vere -
foIi0~r. ~ e. Stearrce $upc- aeIt q
49, ~ rrfr1I echools for tnr Iuited states
Psresn Of f-duoation J. "a sinford sec
Rotary % the Ce-Dpereti.e Saec- ,,2a -
re asuorfafior. Mrs.. =. y. Daealrll. or
eanizrr o. school Leagues. euc $500
DAVIS. state supervisor-of rsrAt eieme"e"tS
schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
RETAILERS TO DINE

Merchants AssoeIsfbcn VIII Elect
Officers ut AnnunE DinE<r.
Members of the Retail Merchants
Association will gather for their an
dual dinner next Thursday night at
the jefferson Hotel. - disease OK an
Elaborate menu. to hear short talks D.
members. and to elect officers for lie
ensuing year. Pres;dent7. Charles T.
Nsrmaii viii preside as toastHaster
and the CEREMONIES VIII pegin az .
O'Clock
The association Numbers nov 2bou :
200 members.S most offthese are
expected 70 l,s on har a speeches wiz
be limited to ten minutes. and The rto-
c-.ln will not b. Overburdened rs
s,eakers. viii frrlldc former Prssi-
cent T a Miller, secre<zry W. 4
Clarke. Jr, VIII. SchwsrEschild y
lius c. LEVITT and George Med BlaNe-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
GETS CONTINUANCE
uan Accused of Selling Liquor nj Cay
ton VIII BE Tried Friday

MAJ Accused of Selling Liquor ut Cay
ton VIII BE Tried Friday
John Examiner. 4ssan alleged boot
logger. was yesterday granted con
tinuanes when his case y as~falled De
fore Magistrate :. H. sunday. Of Hen
-ico county. The hearing was post
noned until next Friday morning ow-
ing to the funavoidaot< abssQces OF
counsel fore the defer g. Kan ne
r. L. Tray1or as surSts.
--bo r,a, who was caufht by Ofhcer
pcndail Ia<t. week at the Clayton mines
- said 20 have been pcddling liquor 70
the minerS = lie Is now under bond q
a. -..fxh boring county OF GOochsanf
s.,dins- trial on afsimiiar charge Two
ernployes Of the United states Revenue
service were present yesterday TO rep
resent the government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
RESERVES DECISION
First Case IN Long While OF Merchant sell
Ing licrreffes TO Minor.

For the frst time In a long while a uer-
chant was arraigned In Police Court yes
terdav morning on the charge OF selling
cigarettes to a boy under the age OF six
teen years. The case was that OF y T.
-,.nSicton. manager OF the United Cigar
store IN East Main Street who II alleged
to have sold cigarettes to Robert Jones.
~ !. south Second Street Pendleton
admitted selling them to the boy. but said
he did not know young Jones was under
the legal age. Commonwealth Attorney
FOXES said ignorance OF the boys aEe
ras no defense. Justice Crutchneid an
nounced he would continue the case until
February 10 at which time he VIII render
Lnrl.Inrl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
SAINTS 6ROTTO
Wives and Best Girls to BE Entertained on
Wednesday.

hest girls of its prophets on Wednesday
night at SITS temple, Monroe and Main
streets with music. mirth and wit
on the program will be instrumental and
vocal artists of local repute. There @ti S-
a mock initiation to partially show zee an-
dience what the poor candidate mas % 90
through TO earn the honor q wearing a
fez and A smile. Local models viii pose
for series Of well known pictures AFTER
me rsrforrnance there viii be dancing and
a BANQUET The prophets in this way are
irving to make up for the many nights
thai they are taken from their wives and
sweethearts II any women desire 10 be
Initiated side saddle will be furnished fo-
the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
san Assaulted Father.

John ]. MINIS was arraigned n Poiice
Court yesterday morning on the charge OF
being drunk. disorderiy and ASSUMING Dis
s~es father John X. Mills A fine Of sd
aSd costs was imposed by Justice Crutch-
Geld -
peter Fvcu was dned 81 and costs for
assaufrfrC william Pryor, while the latter
Vas acquitted OF = charge Of assauiting and
threaterlnE EWeL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

william Z. I,eaman appeared before Judge
u. T. richardson IN the hu.tinEs Court
-,-c.trraev and transferred tho license % bis
Nufaaf building cafe % e. J.. How ard. q
ne Howard Disfiiliug Company Howard
as s~cerfef b. the court as q suit i1ie
r,r~aon ana rseaman's name was drcpIed
frc-, fhc list Of 10 saloon license hoidcrs.