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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1915-07-16

Chairman.
Attest:
EDwM +. CoARD,
Clerk,
Statement Of
PITTSBURGH PLACER MINING
COMPANY
Know All Man by These Pyesents
That Pittsburgh Placer Mining Co.. a
corporation organized and existing und-
er and by virtue of the laws OF the State
OF VI est Virginia, and desiring to trans
act its business in the state Of New Mex
leo. doth hereby make the following
statement in accordance with the pro-
visions OF Section log, Chapter 79.
Laws OF 1905.
The amount of its authorized capital
stock is $3.50 10000 and HE amount actu-
ally issued is $4,000,
The character Of the business which
ico is:
Mining, buying, selling, working. leas-
ing and operating Placer and Lode
nines. miiing ores, buying, leasing,
selling, owning and working mines of
gold, silver, copper, lead and other me-
tails. Shipping the ores and bullion from
said mines, and milling, smelling and
reducing the same; and the construction
and direction of mills. smeliera and 9th
er reduction works; and for the cpn-
struction and the right to own and oper-
ate railrqads, tramzroada, or electric
| trolley lines, to and from said mines,
mills, or smelteis. Also to do general
mercantile business in connection
with the same in the State Of New
Mexico,
The location Of its principal office in
| the State of Now Mexico Is designated d
ss Shandon. p stofiice at Derry, and the
agent upon whom process against the
corporation may be served ia w. r.
Do,an, a natural person Of full age act
ually resident in the State Of New Mex-
leo. whose place Of abode is Shandon
/ N. M.
In Witness Whereof, the said Pittsburgh
Placer Mining Company J
| Il. r. Stamp has caused its name to be
l0e, heiennto subscribed by its
President and Secretary
and the corporate sea
Corporate to be hereto affixed this
seal) 18Th day Of April, 4. p
l9i5.
| PITTSBURGH PLACER MINING
I COMPANY
BY A. b. KooETz,
President
Attest.
lFRAsk r, HuRLnuTy,
secretary,
Endorsed: No. 8l6i Foreign
Cor. Reed. Vol. Page 307
Statement Of the
| DITTGnITHltH nT ftRD NfINyNn
COMPANY
designating Principal Office, Agens, etc
Filed in Office Of
STATE CORPORATION COMMIS
SION OF NEW MEXICO
May ~, 1916; ga. NJ,
EDWIN +. CoARD.
Clerk
Compared T. J. 8. to f.. II.
State OF New Mexicol
Sierra County. -
This instrument VAS filed for recor
\ on the ~ day Of June, A. b. 1915 ut
O'Clock A. NJ. and duly recorded In Bool
20" on pages 378-9 Miscellaneous Re
cords.
Andrew Kelley,
tSeal) County CLERK
nY Z, .. Kelley,
Deputy
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
=. CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States Of America,
State Of New Mexico.
7. Is Us.eas Cesii3ed, .nal the al
nexed 10 fuli, true and complete trar
script of the
Certified Copy OF
Agreement for Incorporation
of
i PITTSB URGH PLACER MINING
81 COMPANY
mo. 8lG0l
with the endorsements thereon, as sam
appears on file and Of record in the oil
fee OF the State Corporation Commits
sion.
) In Testimony Whereof, the Stat
Corporation Commission G
o..
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1915-07-16

State OF New Mexico
Certificate Il Comparison,
United States of America,
State Of New Mexico,
1t is Hereby Certified. that the an.
nexei is full, trqe and Complete trans.
eript OF the
Statement of the
PITTSBURGH PLACER MINING
COMPANY
Designating Principal Office, Agent, Etc
mo. sl6D
With the endprsemsnts iteseoa, as saras
appears on file and OF record in the Of
fee of the State Corporation Commis-
sion.
in Testimony Whsreof, the State Cor
poration Commission Of the
State OF New Mexico has caus-
ed this certificate to be signed
(SeaO by it's chairman and the seal
OF said Commission, to be af-
fixed In the City of Santa Fe
on this 18th day of May, A..
ID. 1915.
Nj. s. GRovEs.
Chairman.
Attest.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1915-07-16

Off :e: Room 26, Armijo Buildins
Cor 5rd St. and Railroad Ave. Psacti, .
in the Supreme Courts OF New Mexi,e
and Texas
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1915-07-16

Will attend all the Courts N
IRA County and the Third Judi
al pistrct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-20
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say in their behalf. i..
An order was given to dispense.
Some one yelled: ."To h with the
orders; we're hungry" To my no
ton that is an epigram which should
do gown with time as a classic. What
authority, what government, what
rights can be placed over and above,
or equal to the right to appease your
hunger? Doubtless the hungry had
striven patiently to subdue their fran
tic feelings, day by day, seeking en-
ployment, begging bread, even with
standing arrest for VagTancy, until at
least they came face to face with
King Hunger, and they fought. Oh
glorious rebellion There are those
in this world land sadly fear they
are in the majority who will decry'
the act of those starved Wretches;
there are those who will maintain
that property rights should not have
been violated, even to appease hun
ger; that the government was doing
everything in its power to appease
their awful pains and stress; that
even though they were starving these
from whom they would have taken
food by force were innocent of any
wrongdoing and hence should not
have suffered; they may advance any
argument in the world, and back that
starving mass may come at them:
I'VE are hungry" There is no an
sWer for that. Whether the constitu-
! ton of this country ever meant to
take in such contingency. or not, I
do not know; but I do know that it,
was no violation of it to fight for life
and against an ever gnawing, death
dealing hunger,
And yet the most pitiful thing in it,
all was the fact that the main fight
surged around the banner: "Give
us this day our daily bread" Irony
or fate, which was it, that caused
those men, women and children to
select tn vital part of Christ's prayer
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a LAWYERS oPINIoN.-I

attorneys-at-law, practicing in Gary,
Ind, and have registered an oath to
support the constitution of the United
States. However, our attention has
been arrested by the so-called riot
of the, workers and staryers in your
city, and their dispersement by the
government, of which the constitu-
ton is the highest law, and we have
come to the conclusion perhaps ere
this) that we are ashamed of our pro-
fession, our government, our con-
stitution. ~.
It is not necessary to review the
incidents which led to the conflict.
Nor the conditions which caused the
assemblage. There are two sides to
every story. We viii grant, for the
sake of an excuse to write in mild
terms, that the government was
right in what it says happened Sun
day. We viii grant that the par
ticipants among the ranks of the
army Of the rebellion did and said
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-22

POSTAL LAWS.-The amendment
of the postofiee bill, H. R. 1906,
giving the postmaster general power
over congress to exclude papers or
books from the mails, fathered by
Congressman Fitzgerald of Brook
Iyn, is un-AmeFican and an outrage
on free press, and makes a car out
of our postmaster general, an ap-
pointee'of another man. This power
should not be vested in any one man.
If our postal laws have to be changed
let it be done by popular vote. Equal
rights for all; special privileges for
nome. KimbalI, 5644 La Sale st.
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solutions for prostitution given by the
prominent people of Chicago.
immortality is the price paid by
many girls for a job in Greek restau-
rants" Now if the moraIists of the
CITY want to know the why Of pros
titution L am sure they would use
their power to give the working girl
a living wage. Anything else is dope.
Dope of he worst kind, injected direct
to the mind. of the readers of such a
doPe.-Minnie Ward, s53 N. Clark st.