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Sharp County record., 1916-05-26

The latter is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Sheriff., at Highland,
j. P. Founders spent several
days last week at Bate sville visiting
his brother, Jewel, who was crippled
some time ago while alighting from
a train, and from which injuries he
has not recovered.
The stock market here is a live
one. Last week Billow CASTOR Of
Franklin bought nice herd of sheep
from Arm Bros, and Monday A. G.
Campbell sold thirty-one head of
cattle to Missouri buyers.
Miss Beulah Lankford, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Campbell, for the past few months,
departed for her home at Norfolk,
Baxter county, Saturday. Miss
Landlord made many friends while
here.
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
FROM EMERY

w. r. Mcleod and wife had busi-
ness at Cave City Friday
Calvin Curtis and his son, Elvln,
had business at Cave City Saturday,
Miss Gertie Pickett Of Grange
spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs
II II. Mobley
Miss Lou Barnett, who had been
to the berry field at Bald Knob, re-
turned to her home Sunday
D, W. Gilbert aud Miss Matte
Sauls of poughkeepele were here
Monday on their way home from
Cave City,
Mrs, l., d, Holley spent Sut'doy
with her brother, G, ", Mcleod, who
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
NEWS FROM CENTER

Wheat and oats are not very
good in this section. Corn is small,
but looks well.
A good rain fell here Monday
morning, which is bringing up the
cotton very nicely
Ed Talbot was over from Sitka a
few days ago to Get some corn
ground into meal.
Anderson Paden and L, D, Yates
have gone to Batesville to attend
United States court
John Wolfe and Elder F. M. FL
bridge were here from Layne Mon
day on a fishing trip,
Mrs, 0tha Gibbins Hamilton Is
no better at this time. She Is very
low with tuberculosis
The annual school meeting Satur-
day resulted in the election of
j. M Causby as director to succeed
himself. A five mills tax was voted
for teachers salary,
Lots Of alfalfa hay has been cut
In this vicinity during the past ten
days, Lester Stewart and W. r.
Blags have put up about 40 loads
each, and others have put up small
er amounts,
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26

um at Bonneville, where he has
been for treatment. His health is
unimproved,
Mrs. H. F. Rogers and family
visited Misses Bamma and Myrtle
Hines of Poughkeepsie the latter
part of last week.
Lester Stewart, the live stock
dealer Of Center, assisted by R. H.
Mobley, drove out a nice bunch of
sheep from this place Saturday.
The school election was we'll at
tended at this place Saturday, and
the vote was for five mill school
tax and /. D. Holly as school direct
or to succeed W. R. Mcleod. Mr..
Mcleod has been in this district
sixteen years and has served thirteen
years as school director
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
f. M. Pickens
attorney at Law
Will practice in the courts Of
Sharp and adjoining counties.
Evening Shade, Ark.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THM
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
A

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Joint resolution, proposing an
amendment TO tho state Constitution
was passed by the General Assembly
the same will be submitted to the elee:
tors OF tho State at the next general
election, to be held Tuesday, November
7, 1916 for adoption or rejection
Proposed Amendment No. II.
That the following is hereby nro-
posed az an amendment to tho Consti-
tuition OF the State OF Arkansas. which,
when agreed to by a majority OF all
members elected to each houee and
adopted by majority OF the electors
OF the state voting at tho next gen
eral election for senators and repre-
sentatlves, shall become n part OF the
Constitution Of tho state OF Arkansas
section J. The county courts In
their respective counties, In addition to
the county tax now allowed to be lev
az hereinafter provided, TO levy an AN
nual tax not exceeding three mills on
tho dollar on all taxable property.
which shall be collected and expended
and bridges. In their respective eoun'
tieai and said court shall have power
after authority given as hereinafter
provided, to levy n TAX not exceeding
three mills on the dollar on all taxebls
property for period or time not TO
exceed thirty years, to borrow money,
Issue bonds, and pledge the revenues
arslng from the tax levied for pa.
rlod OF time, TO pay the Interest ana
principal OF any sum or sums 40 bofa
fewed, All bonds issued by authority
herein given shall bear a rate or ihtef=
eat not 10 exceed oef cent per ahnuih.
All sums so borrowed shall be used et-
ciuslvely In making and repairing the
public roads and bridges In the county.
The annual tax and the tax for period
OF years shall not both be levied ana
be In force at the same time In any
eounty-the levy OF one shall EXCLUDE
the levy OF the other,
nefefe any levy OF taxes herein aus
th0rissd shall be made, the question
of levy'ns such tar shall be submitted
to tao 1ualined electors OF the county
M 4 n neral or special election called
far ~ purpose at which majority
~ tue lualined electors voting AT sueh
an eieelOn ahall have voted IN faVof or
such levy or taxes 80.
Approved February 2, 1915,
fhe above resolution was nled IN the
ofIiee Of the Secretary OF state on Feb
runry 2, 1915,
,he above amendment,
Wltneas my oftieal signature THIS
,otb day Of April, tpit
~" ~ nAtf.tl W. HnQIWH-
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26

The Sharp county teachers insti-
tute will convene at Ash Flat Mon
day, June 5th and continue five
days. All teachers are required by
law to attend a teachers institute
or summer school, otherwise their
licenses, whether county or state,
automatically become null and
void. j. W. Taylor, County Exam
iner.
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
THE WILLIF0RD NEWS

Clerk E. A. Boyce and family of
Hardy were visiting relatives and
friends in Williford Sunday.
Miss Venia Kirtley of Evening
Shade is visiting at the home Of
Miss Vergie Garner this week.
A. Sebert, contractor, after spend
ing a few days with his family here,
returned to his work at Bakersfield,
Mo.
A fine rain fell here Saturday
night. The farmers d people
who had gardens were glad to see it
fall.
The school entertainments last
week were attended by several
young people of both Hardy and
Ravenden.
Mr.. Flowers, contractor of
Pocahontas, is now on the ground
making blocks for the building
which he is to erect for McCaleb
Mer. Co.
Mrs. E. L. Sullivan and little
daughters of Poughkeepsie visited
at the home Of Mrs. C. j. Wilson
Friday, while waiting for the south
bound train.
L. T. McCourt, treasurer of the
Greenville Stone and Gravel Co., is
up from Memphis, spending a few
days with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
H. McCourt.
School closed here last week
with two evening programs, Thurs
day and Friday nights. The audi
torium was crowded each evening
and everyone seemed to enjoy
themselves.
Prof. G. W. Aldridee, after having
taught four successful terms Of
school here, has accepted a position
as superintendent in the school at
Judsonia next year, and will move
to that place soon,
The contractor that Is building
the dump for the new switch at the
quarry has about completed the
job and will 90 from here to Marion,
Ark, where he will do a piece OF
work. Several men, who have been
working with the crew while here,
will take their teams and be with
them on the next job,
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
The SIDNEY LETTER
Breezy News Notes About People Of
Splendid Little City.

DR.. D. W. Gray and wife were
visiting at Cave City Monday.
Walter Myers of Zion was mixing
business with pleasure here Mon
day.
Arden Anderson, young gentle
man from Balboa, was here Satur-
! day on business.
Miss Mary E. Johnston, who has
been teaching at Black Rock, came
home Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer.
Rev. Jim Bone, the Presbyterian
pastor, filled his regular appoint
ment here Sunday a n d Sunday
night.
Miss Syvella Cole returned Mon
day from Cushman, where she spent
a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
In the school election here Satur-
day six mills tax was voted, and
O. S. Westmoreland was reelected
director.
Miss Ora Meeks, who has been
teaching at Monette, returned home
the first of the week to spend a
vacation.
Uncle Dick" Founders of Cord
was here Saturday and Sunday
visiting his sons, j. P. and R. G..
Founders.
Mrs. G. W. Kirtley and Mrs. Min
ME Ward, who live near here, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. j. B.
Morris, of near Cord.
Elmore Evans was at Mt. Pleas
ant one night last week, and we are
informed that he was defending a
client in bogus court.
Miss Addie Sullivan, who spent
the past week with Mr., and Mrs,
Alison Bone, returned to her home
at Calamine the first of the week.
G. E, Kirtley, a prosperous farm
er of Reeds Creek, was here last
Thursday looking after business
affairs and meeting his many friends.
c. F. Kerr, who lived in this vicin-
ity for several years, but who now
resides at Alicia, was visiting rel
atives and friends here the latter
part of last week.
G. M. Grisham, who has been EN-.
ployed as principal of the Zion
school for next year, was there
Saturday looking after matters per-
tanning to the school,
The cool nights of the past few
days have checked the growth OF
crops considerably, but with a few
warm days and nights they will put
on a beautiful appearance.
The young folks enjoyed a card
party at the hospitable home Of
j. W, Bruce Friday night, given in
honor of Miss Beulah Landlord. An
enjoyable time was had by all
present,
Misses Arlie and Mamie Bone
are visiting points In the northern
part Of the county, The former is
visiting friends at Williford and at
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
THE C0RINTH HAPPENINGS

IDS Eflie Arnold of Hardy is
her sister, Mrs, Almus
III and Mrs. or Haskins are the
~ parents of a baby boy, their
born,
young folks enjoyed a berry
b at the home Of S. A. Kelley
\ Fife Tuesday night,
W, D. Rogers of Hardy Is
Ling the week with relatives
lfiends at this place,
and Mrs, Johnnie Weaver,
I've on Spring river, were vis-
relatives here Sunday.
'ormers who have alfalfa have
n busy saving hay for a few
The crop Is said to be real
nilstorm visited our commun-
lurday night, Some damage
pne to crops, but the injury
pt serious.
NV, Jackson and family Of
Hill visited the family Of
Holt Sunday, while over at
quarterly meeting,
a M, M, Rogers and little
|ohter, Dollie, visited her par.
y NJ and Mrs, W, G. King, Of
art Q few days this week,
Holt, one Of our noted
|tsFs' killed a fine wild eobbleI
Wy last week. The turkey
1ned % pounds, and It is be.
fhat this turkey had been In
pods about here for six OF
Years.
ping Elder II. II. Watson
Pc Saturday and Sunda,
the second quarterly meet
{ delivered three fine ser
bile here. We consider hiu
inc preacher, and those VIII,
hear his sermons missed
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
poueHKEEPSIE PARAGRAPHS
..oo Glass Will Be Admitted Into
woodmen Of The World.

h A, Raney of Mammoth Spring
the grocery drummer was here 'niS
week selling goods
Miss Ethel Groom returned to her
bone at Hardy Sunday, after a
..1isasant visit with friends here.
Neil Sullivan of Evening Shade
dsputy clerk, was the guest OF MS
ss,o;n DR. Ell. Sullivan, Saturday
ma Sunday.
.hdee W. T. Horn is here very
sn lately, He is looking after
4he bridee work, and is pushing the
work in a hurry
Mrs. E. L. Sullivan and her two
( i1tfle dauehters, Helen and Maurlne'
,jent to Cabot few days ago for a
yisit with relatives
White Oak Camp No. 429' W. w.
'{v held a special meeting Saturday
ni6bt, There will be an unvelllng
noremonv by this camp at the GEM
eterv here next Sunday. Neigh
borine camps are cordially invited
10 Be present and assist in the cere-
monies.
sc Ne have had a fine rain in this
pIcinity, but another bad hail and
a Indstorm. The hail simply ruined
||S6Ions and all small truck. The
n Hs4Ind blew down one house in town
nd several outbuildings, while
4 8lnber was piled up in the storms
Luckily the house that was
own down was vacant. 1t is the
Ifoperty of G. c. Heath.
0n last Sunday Coy, the little
-vear-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
iner Atkinson, who reside near here,
Was playing in the lot where the
mules were kept, when he was run
over and kicked by one of the ami
mals. The little fellow received
two skull fractures, it requiring sew
efal stitches to close the wounds.
IIis recovery is considered doubtful
IN this time,
llejor R. T. Russell, district man.
cr of the W0odmen of the World,
Lire this week in the interest OF
Order. The charter of the local
\ has been opened and large
: u will be admitted, Major Rus
N Informs us that a district meet
N n Viii be held at some convenient
place and date to be an
: bed later, and all candidates
be introduced into the Exem-
Dl|16 Protection Degree by an ex-
DxIk degree team of the uniform
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
THE RiAXVILLE COLUMN
Wind And Hail Saturday Night DAM
ages Crops And Fences.

matters.
John Vance is able to be out,
following a long illness, his many
friends are glad to know.
j. c. Rogers had the misfortune
to lose a good mule colt a few days
ago, which is a considerable loss
these days.
W. L. Kent and family were in
Cave township Saturday night and
Sunday visiting the family of his
brother, Arthur Kent.
Fred Gay and wife of the Pough-
keepsie section spent Saturday
night and Sunday as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Boles.
The little daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. I. E. Pickens has been on the
|puny list for several days, but is
now reported much better.
Miss Rose Kunkle of Evening
Shade came down the first part of
the week for a visit of a few days
with her sister, Mrs. c. X. Vance.
T. R. Woodbridge, E. L. Brickle,
W. H. Vance and W. 7. Brashears
were looking after some business
matters at Batesville a few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Ballard gave
the young people a song service
Sunday night. The singing was
fine and those present enjoyed
themselves.
C. W. Boles and wife gave a mu-
sical and berry supper Saturday
night, which was attended by a
large crowd. A fine time is report
ed by all present.
A number of people from here
attended services at Silver Springs
Saturday night and Sunday, when
Rev. W. A. Watkins of Grange filled
his regular appointment there.
Sam Ring is reported to be quite
sick, suffering from an enlarged
side. 1t is believed the trouble was
caused by strain, although Mr.
Ring does not know when he re-
ceived the injury,
The severe wind Saturday night
hit C. P. Bray's new ground field
and came near blowing down all
the timber. Several people have
assisted Mr.. Bray in removing the
timber from his field, which at first
looked like an almost impossible
task.
Saturday was school meeting day,
and there was a very good attend
ance here. A 7-mill tax for eener-
al purposes was voted and j. F.
Simpson was reelected director to
serve three years, The directors
have employed Henry Kinks of the
Sidney section to teach the summer
term of school,
Among the latest happenings in
this section was a row between two
ladies, Mrs. B. H. Finley and Mrs,
J. T. johnson, which occurred a few
days ago. They submitted to the
charge of assault and battery be-
fore Esq. W. L, Atkinson Of Wash
ington township and Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney W. T. Gray, The
fine and costs for Mrs, Finley total
ed $3.50 and for Mrs, johnson SO so,
Mrs. Amanda Barnett of Brown
wood, Texas, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. Carpenter. Mrs, Barnett,
who is daughter Of the late Capt.
Mulky McCord, left this country
some 38 years ago with her hus-
band, Theodore Barnett, now de-
ceased. She visited the cemetery
here, where she has q child buried,
and noted that the old log church
building looks very much as 1t did
when she went away, Mrs, Barnett
Ia now In her Goth wear, and ia en-
Sharp County record., 1916-05-26
$48.3O

was paid twice by Farmer Thomas R. Kahn. He kept no
bank account He paid his bills in cash. The last time he
paid coal and feed bill he lost the receipt The clerk for
got to make record of it, The firm sent Kahn another
BILL He had receipt showing he had paid it. The clerk
had forgotten Kahn was sued He paid again Had be
kept his money in the Bank of Cave City his check would
have been his receipt.
check always tells who got it. Cash is
silent.
Bank of Cave City
Fully Insured Against Burglary.
Hours: a. III. to p. m.
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lrven Burcham Is Dead

irvrn Burcham. - wears old. died
Saturday at the local hospital. lie
came here three weeks age I" visit
with friend-. and was taken I'll with
d fever soon after hi arrival. His
brother. Carl Burcham. renched his
h,nd.i,ic u weck before the end came
,n m- kin-man. The body was sent
sunday Ia kleburnc. Tennessee. Tor
burial. ~ brother accompanying the
body.
". &. Raw-on had charge "f the
arrangements.
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Mr.. McCury acquired nine re-iden-
cc> in san Antonio III exchange Tor
$40 acres OF land near llondalc. Mr.
M.Culy was represented by reln-
i've, in san Antonio. Mr.. Rowlc>
was in III. cow business here years
aso before pumping from well, for
irrigation wn> thought of, tie will
move here IL take possession al ms
property. Mr.. McCurdl will not re
moy, to San Antonio. lie intends Ia
continue to improve hi homestead
near Ilondale. where h, ha- an rN-
tcu-ivr Young orchard
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Mrs. Mabel Eichwurzel Dead

Mrs. Mabel t.ichwurzel. y years
Old. died early Saturday morning AZ
rhr home Of Mr.. Walker. Il nurse
~ the Orchard Park addition. She
had been in the city about tire"
months. comm" here from Alpine,
Texas. Her husband and on chlld
survive her They live at Houston.
Tc\a-. Her mother. Mr.. ta~ner.
and brother. james Cashier, al NJ
pine arrived IN Dcming (" take
charge of the body. whcih wa- sent
tn l.nrd-burg sunday morning Tor
burial The J. \. Mahoncy und"rtne-
my establishment had chars' al tn
arrangements.
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Watch Supper

The oyster supper aud watch m''l
me held al ia. Red Mountain >chooi
ho.,c nn New Year. eve wa attend
rd bv about fifty persons. some 81
Them motorin. from Demlng /" meet
with the Red Mountain folk.
There wa- IN excellent literary
program gotten up for the "c"a~''n,
consisting of music. readings. aud
hort talk. after which the supper
MA served. II wa vrrlibl, feast.
u, tides the oysters. turkey. chicken
ard ether meats we're on the hill "l
tr,c. in addition Ia ull the ''trlm-
nin.>.
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Verdict for 81 and Costs of the Case

The Jury trial of W. l.. II. CLAIR
against J. y. Upton wa held Thur
day before Judge &. g. Rogers. jus
lice of the Peace In this ease W. l..
st. Claire complained that J. y. Up
tom hogs injured hi crops. Judge
Rogers rendered verdict of - and
cost 10 the defendant Naushi and
Watson were attorneys for the plain
til aud Fred sherman was attorney
for the defendant
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-07

Jimmie Elliot, colorcd, was arrest
ed Saturday night in his hiding place
in the mesquite brush north of ih,
tracks. lie confessed to beins the
person that entered the Carl peugh
home last week and stealing pain
ot trousers, the pockets of which
contained S4.50. The theft was
tracked by the peculiar impression
lett in the dust by broken sole on
one of his shoes. lie was brought
before Judge c. &. Rogers and held
Ia await the action of the grand jury.
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ENTs; That we. Whose names are hereto sub
~rihei. having associated ourselves Tor the
oarpo~ u forming a corporation under the
laws ~ the State ~ New N~xico. 10 = known
a. HONDAi.E oil. BUYERS ASSOCIATION
he articles ~ Incorporation ~ which said
rorIoration arr To- ic hed and recorded here
with 10 HEREBY CERTIFY aud DIS
CLOSE un," all men that there >hnl l~ M
Stockholders liability aecann' II any >ieel
issued l., said corporation.
Thi> erriiHrai- - cNecuird aud filed l,rr
,uani II the provisions II section 30. Chap
ter 20. ~ the Acts 81 the Legislative Asseniil,
II New Mcxic, far the wear ian5
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hrrenn
To ~.i our hands aud seals this v ia, II
p.r.ml@r. A. u iali
u l.. Lucas Seal
y cox Seal
\. T. COFFIN Seal
STATE -! New McSirol
! Count, II Luna is
on ihis . day NJ bcrcmi%r. \. u. isii H.
f"rr mr PERSONAL, appeared ., cox. ~. !.
ircAs aud A. 7. COFFIN. Ia me known I,
he the persons described IN aud who ru~u,.,
the foregoing instrument. and SEVERAL, ne
knawi-drrd that they -N.cui-d III. sam. u
their free act and deed for III. inicnis aud pnr
',-i'. thrn'in rNi.r,'..rd
t>.al MARTIN kiEr
Noiars fublic IN aud f"r said County
Nv commission ,spircs Dee. ~. 1918
ENDORSED 40 saa6.
Cor. Reed. Val u Pagr aae
CERTIFICATE OF NON.i.IABIirTy of
STOCKHOLDERS az
noNpALE OH. BUYERS ASSOCIATION
F,i,d ~ Once III
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J. A. Club
The J. A. Club met Monday night
with Mis- Clara Wright Ut her home
on Pine ,ereet. The clubs visitor,
were Miss Dorothy Duff aud Mrs..
Pearl Cobble. Miss Katherine Shep-
ard won the highest Store. Miss
Wright served dainty refreshments,
followinet he games.
W. y. McCurdy and lily }. Bowles,
ia. latter of san Anlunio. Texas. IN
Jan. | made an exchange OF proper
ties. The trade was Sigh, unseen.
neither party having examined Ms
purchase.
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STATE of vrw MEXICO


TATE CORPORA TIov CONFUSION OF
NFB nEAICc
SeaD
fsffihrai. - rom.as con
Hii-l states Of America
STATE II Nru Mexico
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED thai the
nu-ssH 9. NH trHs ana complete iran
oript 81 he
CERTIFICATE az NON LIABILITY OF
sToCkiluI.DERS ~
iioNpALE OIL BUYERS ASSOCIATION
tNa 1886
ith the rndaIs.ments thereon. same ap-
isar. Tile and u record in the ofice II he
-tai. Corporation Commission.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. The sta
prporatinr Commission Of the State Of NJ =
Mrxira has caused this certificate To- he sign
b., u. Chairman aud The s-al ~ said Comm
.'on io h. shiNcd At the City 81 Santa r. a..
iis iiih da, 81 Decsmi-r \ - 1915
seal NJ = GROVES Chairman.
Attest. Edwin y. coard. Clerk.
% r. Documentary stamps. iOc)
+, ERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY ~
HoNpALE OF. NJ YFRs ASSOCIATION
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
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Mr. and Mrs. }. +. Watson came
/. D.mins for the holidays ~ the
bon-e guests of Mrs. W. W. Conner.
John X Brown of Anaheim. Cal
passed through the city Sunday oi'
a return trip from eastern poini>.
Mr.. W. &. Hammers and Mi-~ j.
W. Whitiemore Of Beulah. MINI.
wers in the city Sunday enroute to
Silver City.
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FlorenCe Mills Circle

IN. Florence Mill Circle at the
Christian church viii meet FRIDAY
.i.ht with Mrs. |. +. belong AZ her
homo on Spruce street
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STATE % Nrw MkNitO
STATE CORPORA ROY COMMISSION or
NEm MEXICO


tseai)
fsriis~afs ~ ssm.,arlsf
| nii~d states II America
Stat. III New M.Siro
lr II HEREBY CERTIFIED. thai ,lp
HnncNrd j. full trie aud complete ii,n- !
-cst.A 81 the
CERTIFICATE of INCORPORATION
HoNDALE OH. BUYERS ASSOCIATION
No. $3.50
with the endorsements thereon. A. sans ~,
i~ars on NJ. aud Of record IN the ofcc uf the
stat. Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. thu state
Corporation Commits ion OF tn. Stat. al New
MrNico has caused this certificate To he >isucd
hy it, Chairman and the seal Of ssd Commits
sion to l- affixed nj the cit, Of santa r. On
hi, ~ day IT D-c-nl-r A. u. 1918
o>.alJ NJ :. GROVES. Chairman,
Nu.si Edwin =. coard. CLERK.
a. u. Documrniar, STAMPS Toe,
CERTIFICATE az Incorporation Of
HoNDALE OIL. BUYERS ASSOCIATION
The undersigned Tor the purpu,o ui
farming u corporation pursuant I" tn" laws
CERTIFY:
The nam. oi this corporation i HON
DALE on. ntNERs ASSOCIATION
~.
The l"rat"h al Tue prihr'p"i ""'' "I 'h'
said corporation ~ ms STAT" !, h""a'i"
i,un" county, New Mr.r" an" Maiih N"l
"l >aid h"nn"'", "" MrN',"' !" ",'n
th"rrin' and III charge th"r"' ana upon "hnh
pr""rss against said corporation ma "
served.
III
Tn, object. far which This carpnrai ion
i. formed u,, N. foIows:
10 hu, scll aud exchange merchandise ri
ever, namr. kind nature and description;
10 purrhasc ct nih.rwis, acquire. RAJ g.
tate. aud 20 Greet. purchHsr or uth.rwisc
ariuirr own and np-rai.. s,"r''lHus"s. warn
houses ttnks repositories. aud an! aud nj
other buildings. aud structures u"c"s.ar, oi
useful IN ~, conduct ri the business "i hi,
,,rvutuirn
rn encourage. promote establish. manage
aud op.rsi. cr-amrrirs. dair-> cold si"ragr