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STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
NEW MEXICO
CERT IflCATE OF COMPARISON
United States Of America
State of New Mexico.--Ss
1T is HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the an.
nexed is n fall, true aud complete transcript
of the
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON.
LIABILITY
OF
THE TEXAS CANYON MINING 4 MILLING
COMPANY
mo. ss02)
with the endorsements thereon. as same appears
On file and OF record in the office Of the State
Corporation Commission.
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the State
Corporation Commission Of the State Of New
Mexico has caused this certificate 10 be signed
by Its Chairman and the seal 81 said Commits.
sion, TO h. affixed at the City Of Santa Re
IN this 10Th day OF January, A ID. 1917.
VI. =. GROVES,
(Seal) Acting Chairman.
Attest;
EDWIN =. CoARD, Clerk.
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L e 2 ais

Book 9 Of Art. Of Inc. Pages 72-a.
@. X. HUGHEs
County Cierk,
BY p. A. HUGHES.
(Sesl) Deputy.
Feb. 1928
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The Graphic Cent a Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
If You Want Anything telephone lO1

'OR SALE-Or will exchange for
alfalfa lay, some extra fine brood
sows with litters of pigs. Also some
Extra line dairy calves.--Trowbridgc
Dairy. 43tf
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recital or declaration 81 special objects. is In.
tended 10 constitute n limitation 81 the powers
81 th" corporation 10 do or perform any lawful
act or thing incident 70 Tits its general objects.
The amount of the total authorized capital
stock Of this corporation is one hundred thous.
and slo0. V00.O0) dollars. which j. divided
into one thousand 1OOO) shares. of the par
share. Said corporation shall commence bus
insss with O capital stock 81 three thousand
$3.ooo00) dollars.
The names and post Office addresses az the
incorporaiors. and the number Of shares sub
scribed by each, are as follows:
Name: Postofiiee Address: No. Shares:
G. \. Cleayer. Chicago. IN. ten shares
Eugene Hogus. Chicago. IN ten shares
y. II. Bickford. Deming. \. NJ ten shares
The period limited for the duration Of this
corporation is fifty years.
VII.
The Board Of Directors shall consist Of not
less than three stockholders. To he elected at
the annual meeting 10 be provided for by the
bylaws.
During the first three months after the
Ming hereof. or until such prior time ns their
successors shall have been elected and shall
have qualified, the incorporators above named
shall act a. directors n this corporation, and
shall constitute IT, Board Of Directors.
VIII.
The Board 81 Directors shall have the power
10 adopt and alter by.alwS
N WITNESS WHEREOF We have here
nio set our hands aud seals, this thirteenth
day ~ January. A. ID. 1917.
e. :. CLEANER (Seall
EUGENE HOGCE tSeal)
H. II. BICkFORD (Seal)
State Of Illinois
County Of Cooks.
On the 9Th day Of January, \. d. 1917.
lefore me personally appeared G. $. Cleaver
and Eugene iIogue. both of the City 81 Chi.
cago. County ~ Cook. and STATE u Illinois
10 mo known To he the persons who executed
The foregoing instrument. and acknowledged
that they executed the same as their free act
aud deed
IL WITNESS WHEREOF I have here
unto sci my hand and affixed my official seal
this 9TH day Of January, 1917
tSenl) HELENA UPDIkE,
Notary Public in and for County Of Cook.
state Of Illinois.
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OSCEOLA RABB. THOMAS J.
GOODE, BETTE C. UPTON.
DONA RABB. ORIN RABB. COL
DEN RABB. LAURA RABB. BERT
RABB. ROSE RABB. AND GER
TRUDE RABB CODY. Defendants.
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State Of New Mexico
County Of Luna.-ss.
On tho thirteenth day Of January, A. d.
1917 before me personally appeared +. II.
Bickford Of the Village Of Deming, County OF
Luna and State Of New Mexico, 10 mo known
TO be the person who executed the foregoing
instrument. and acknowledged that he executed
the same as his free act and deed
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have here
,his ,s,rsny,h mana s, ana annsrv my Ue'a SEA"
(Seal) J. G. BARNES,
Notary Public in and for County Of Luna,
State Of New Mexico
Ny commission expires August 90. 1919.
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION or
NEW MEXICO
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FOR SALE-Good grade Hereford
bull, raised from registered COW; Is
IhonthS old priced to Sell; at ranch
or will trade for feed. q. H. Suppl
ger. lIondale. 23np
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ENDORSED
No. $500.
Cor. Reed. Vol. O. Page 800.
Certificate Of Stockholders Non.I.iablty Of
THE TEXAS CANYON MINING 4 MILLING
COMPANY
Filed In Ohice OF State Corporation Commission
Of New Mexico
JAN. 10, 1917; 1880 A. NJ,
Edwin y. Coard,
Clerk
Compared ]. ]. O. 20 NJ. ii.
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Attest:
EDWIN J.. CoARD. Clerk.

, .RTiFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF
TuE TENAS CANYON MIXING MILL
ING COMPANY.
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FOR SALE-Dry mesquite roots, at
NV ranch two miles west of Hondale.
Tom Scare. ziti
FOR SALE-Finest Jersey COWS and
calves. Inquire at Little Vineyards
ranch 22tf-np
FOR SALE-60 acres of unimproved
land . I-2 miles southeast Of Deming
and so acres improved. Inquire at
Graphic Office. l4tfnp.
FOR SALE-Newly furnished room
ing house, with lease. Address at
orce. 900 W. Spruce st. l6tf
FOR SALE--A new Singef Sewing
machine for " price cash. y. c.
Parrish, Spot Cash Store.
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WANTED


WANTEn-Sccond hand harbwire :
state lowest price. Geo. Wcedman,
Ilonuael. \. Mex. Fl6-23-M2
WANTED \ Duroc Jersey Boar. +.
4 Roumann. 2j-if-up
WANTED - to - II. u. gasoline
engine and No. , pump. Address
Ro> lG- Domino 25-tf
WANTED To buy cattle ranch in
New Mexico or Arizona with or with
out cattle. viii consider an outiit
worth from S25. 10000 To 20o,OOO.Oo.
Give full description. location, price,
terms. etc. in first letter. Cattle
must he counted. Would consider
rood sheep ranch also. Address W.
f.. Hale. 1923 T.. Nevada St.. I'll
Paso. Texas. 2i--o-"p
WANTED Nan and wife to work on
ranch. Inquire At Graphic office
2ltf- Searlc
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LOST AND FOUND

IOST-A gold chain and o. Il. ;.
pendant. Return To Graphic and re-
cc;ve reward. 25pd
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ENDORSED.
No. ssOl
Cor Reed. Vol o. Page 39s
Certificate Of Incorporation of
THE TEXAS CANYON MINING & MILLING
COMPANY
Filed IN Ohce o. state Corporation Commission
~ New Mexico
JAN. 10, 1917 1870 \. NJ.
Edwin +. Coard
Clerk.
Compared J. j. q. To NJ H.
State Of New Mexico.
County II Luna.-ss.
I hereby certify that the within instrument
u writing was filed for record in my Office
on the 9th day Of Feb, A. u. 1917. at o
o'clock, 90 minutes \. NJ. and recorded in
Rock OF Art. Of Inc. Pages 70.l.2.
e. X. HUGHES.
COUNTY Clerk.
by L. A. HUGHES.
tSEAL) Deputy.
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FOR sac
Ranch For Sale.

For SALE-Bcst cash offer in ten
days takes lots three, four and five.
block 10. Wallis addition. Deming,
Box 3, Stems, \. NJ. 25pd
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State Of Illinois
County Of Cooks.
On the 18th day Of January \. ID. 1917,
before me personally appeared C. S. Cleaver
aud Eugene Hogue, both Of the City OF Chi
cago, County OF Cook, and State Of Illinois,
To me known TO be the persons who executed
the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
that they executed the same as their free act
and deed.
unto set my hand and affixed my official seal
this 18th day Of January. 1917.
(Seal) HELENA UPDIKE.
Notary Public in and for County OF Cook,
State OF Illinois
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State of New Mexico.
County Of Luna.-ss.
On the thirteenth day Of January. A. u.
l9lT. before me personally appeared T.. Ii.
liickford 81 the Village Of Deming. County of
Luna and State of New Mexico. TO me known
To be- the person who executed the foregoing
instrument. and acknowledged that he exc
'utcd the same ~ his free act aud deed
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have here
INTO set my hand and affixed my ofisial seal
his thirteenth day 81 January 1911
tSeal) j. c. BARNES
Notary Public in aud for County Of Luna
State uf New Mexico
NJ, commission expires August 20. 1919
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CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON.LIABILITY
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CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION

STATE or NEW MEXICO
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FOR SALE BY OWNER The Colo

FOR SALE By OWNER The Colo
RADIO roomng house with furniture.
This house consists Of 26 rooms and
tive lots iON ~ II. aud IN abstract
tile can he furnished. II j. situated
on Silver ;.vonnc. half block from the
Union station, and on the corner OF
an alley. The property is leased FOR
one year IT $1,000 per month. VIII
be sold for $4,000 90; half cash, bal
ance ON terms Ia suit purchaser: 80
interest. Il j. good buy. and will
pay 2jt, interest On the investment.
" interested. write to Frank l'aze,
Stafford. Arizuna. 2ltf
FOR SALE-Planis and Shrubs Red
curranls. Zoe each: sooscbcrries. Zoe
each; blackberries, Sc each; rasp-
berries. Be each: strawberry plants.
SOC per 100; asparagus roots. j or
4 wears old, 2c each; extra early to-
malo plants. 25c per doz. pepper
plants, extra early, Zoe per doz.;
'abbage plants, Doe per 100; sweet
potato plants, 35c per 100; Gamma
bulbs, &c each, sweet potato seed,
yellow vans, Southern Queen and
Jerseys, Sc per lib.
For prices in quantities write or see
me. J. c. Ingram, Deming, N. M.
20tfnp
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Pub. Feb. 9-l6-23!Mch.-2.
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STATE OF NEW MEXICo
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION ,
NEW MEXICO
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(Sesl)
Feb io.23
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
Will Is MuiIated, So
Widow Of Federal Clerk
May Lose Large Estate

Mrs. Anna Ethel Donaldson.
widow Of William Donaldson, q
clerk in the War Department. was
named sole beneficiary in the will
OF her husband made seventeen
years ago and nled yesterday.
The will IL mutilated In that
the signature was cut out In
this condissOn. the instrument was
offered for probate. This dsfeo-
tion. however. may cause Mrs.
Donaldson to lose one-half OF her
husbands estate. which IL valued
at $4,000.
Unless Mrs. Donaldson finds 4
later viii the court might decide
that the husband intended to re-
woke the will. and that he died In
testate. Mrs. Donaldson, under
tne law, II entitled to ons-half OF
the personal estate Of $4,000, be-
cause there are no children. In
stead OF taking the title to the
real estate, which 10 valued at
$4,000, she will receive, Il 10 said,
under the law only her lower in
terest OF one-third of the income.
The nearest relatives of the hus-
band are . brother. Walter Dom
Aldson, and q sister, Julia DON
Rldson, both Of this city. The
widow asked for letters of admin
istratIon.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
SECRETARIES BEING
Modified TO AID
!. SUNDAYCAMPAIGN

Plans for securing secretaries to
assist Billy Sunday during his cam
paign in Washington are rapidly be-
ing completed, Il is announced today.
The men who are being selected to
handle this feature of the work are
drawn fom the Membership OF the 1i9
churches cooperating with the Sunday
campaign forces now at work in this
city and will play a most important
part during the actual campaign
when the trail hitters begin their
march down the sawdust path to the
platform Of the great evangelist.
The name residence, telephone
number and church UNCONVENTIONAL
preference OF each trail hitter will
be listed on cards by q secretary in
order that the church to which the
person wishes to belong may get in
touch with him. It will require more
than 100 men to take care Of this fea-
~ture.
Prayer will be the topic OF Bish-
iop W. +. Mcdowell. OF the Methodist
diocese OF Washington, at the Metro
politan n z. Church tonight at 7:45,
where he will deliver a sermon in the
interest of the block workers for
neiEhborhood prayer meetings in con-
junction with the Billy Sunday cam
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
DESPONDENT ENSIGN
SHOOTS HIMSELF

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. T.-Glsndon
W. Irwin, thirty nine years old. an
ensign in the United States navy, is
dead today from a gunshot wound
which the authorities claim was
Self-infiicted. For the last two weeks
he has been under treatment for des-
pondency following a stroke OF pa
rRlyBis.
Irwin was formerly a chief gunner
In the navy and was among the largo
number OF warrant officers given
temporary commissions FOR the period
OF the war. The shooting occurred at
his residence, 1913 Chesapeake avenue.
He has been on duty at the Nava!
Academy in the department of sea-
manship for the past year. A widow
and two children survive.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
GASES REMAIN DRY
At BLADENSBURG
DESP|TECOURTR RULE

Blandsnsburg's saloons win not
open for business today. although the
law which closed them November !
has been declared unconstitutional
Washingtonians made happy BY the
decision OF Judge Camalisr In the
circuit court at Leonardtown, Nd.
will either have to 60 to Baltimore
or walt another week to get their
favorite brand OF IRE water.
As the act has been declared I'M
constitutional in the courts the
saloonksepers have q perfectly legal
right to open for business today"
said John W. Ryon, jr., one OF the
attorneys for the liquor interests,
"but by an agreement between their
counsel and the States attorney they
will remain closed until the decision
OF the court OF appeals IL handed
down. Judge Camalier IL required BY
law to certify his decision to the
appellate court within ave days, and
we are expecting the decisioE Of that
body about December IA"
Oasis Was Handy.
Bladensburg has fvs saloons and II
about q mile and q half outside the
District line on the Baltimore pike,
and can be reached by trolley from
Fifteenth and II streets northeast In
case these lines were congested the
thirsty ones could take the Baltimore
and Ohio or the trolley to Hyatts-
willie and walk one mile to Bladens-
burg.
Judge camalier decided, in the ha
6eAs corpus proceedings of Lewis c.
Jenkins, saloonkeeper. OF T. B. Prince
Georges county, who was held for
the grand jury for selling intoxicat-
ing liquor on Thanksgiving Day and
refused to give bail. that the act Of
the special session Of the Maryland
legislature last July declaring Prince
Georges county 4 "dry Ione," was I'M
constitutional, and that therefore
Jenkins was being Illegally deprived
Of his liberty.
Not Emergency, Rules Court.
The constitution OF Maryland pro-
vides that any act OF the legislature
affecting prohibition shall go into eff
feet on the FIRST day OF the June fol-
lowing the passage OF the act. unless
IL Is an emergency measure" Regu-
lar sessions are held every other
January, but last July Governor Har-
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
BOY CHOKES To DEATH
ON TOY BALLOON

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. IA toy
balloon caused the death OF Paul
Abram, six-year-old son OF Joseph
Abram, a miner, OF Curry Station.
while he was returning home from
the Curry School. The lad was "mak.
ing a cherry" with the balloon by
stretching II in front OF his mouth
and drawing in a part of the fabric.
The rubber was drawn into his throat
and stuck there and, despite the ef-
forts OF his schoolmates, the boy
ehoked to death.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
VIII Issue War Checks.
RIoTINe IN BOLIVIA.

SANTIAGO, Chilli. Dec. Martial
law may be necessary to restore or.
der at La Paz. Bolivia, following the
outbreak there yesterday when the
chief OF stan was wounded. an officer
and several civilians were killed. and
seventeen deputies were wounded
The trouble was precipitated when
Former President Monies undertook
to refuta certain charges made
against him by the republicans. II
Is said that the trouble Is not in the
nature OF q revolution
The Washington times., 1917-12-07

denses. the worlds news for you into convenient
and compact form. THE LITERARY DIGEST
provides you with this weekly summary of events
of interest, quoting from the press of the whole
world with rigid impartiaty. 1t offers you the facts
cued from all sources and leaves you free to form
your own judgment. Begin today to cultivate
broad outlook by reading THE LITERARY DIGEST,
greatest of newS-magazines
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
5MILLION PROFIT
OF EXPRESS men
CUT TOS733,OOO

Conditions brought about BY the var
makes II imperative that express com
panIes receive At least 10 per cent iu-
crease IN rates. counsel for the COM
paniss declared before the Interstate
Commerce Commissiou tSday. A formal
application for this advances has been
made and in support ngursS were pre-
scented showing that the Adams. Amsrt-
can, Southern. and wen&Fargo earned
only ST33.0oo the nrst seven months
this year.
During q corresponding period last
year their earnings were A7ss0m
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
TOO MANY GRAFTERS
SPOILED THIS GRAFT

NEW YORK, Dec. 7-'Dead-sur.
men" from all parts Of the country
hooked to New York to get rich quick
operating war charities" according
to Michael K Delahunty, who has
confessed to District Attorney Swami
his activities In raising funds for SOL
diers' dependents. He was Indicted
on charges Of forgery and grand lar.
ceny.
1T was the easiest graft ever en-.
gagged in" declared Delahunty. ''Ey-
cry person you met fell, and fell
hard. It was easier than picking up
rocks along the Palisades"
The game was spoiled. said the con-
fessed CRATER, when the town began
to NIL up with "dead-sure men," When
outsiders began to use "sledEe-han-
mer methods, the people began to
take notice." he said.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
Widen Your Outlook On Life

To be up to date nowadays you must be accu-
rately informed as to what is happening the world
in political social, educational, scientific liter
ary artistic and religious circles. "But some one
will object this implies the reading of practically
all the newspapers and magazines pubiShed!' And
it would, save for the fact that periodical exists
which does just this for you every week and con-
The Washington times., 1917-12-07

rington called the Legislature IN sx-
traordinAry session to consider war
measures.
This session. not believing Il de-
sirable to have the act wait nearly q
year before becoming effective, In
eluded the provision In II that Il was
to take effect November /. 1917.
1T was not an emergency measure"
Judge camalisr held. "and a. the
legislature did not meet until July.
1917. they could not TX the date at
any time sooner than June i. 1918"
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
Battalion Of Death
viii Disregard Truce
And Battle to the End

STOCKHOLM. Dec. THE Rus
sian woman soldiers composing
the Battalion Of Death viii not
abide By any terms Of an armls-
tiee, but will continue to hight the
enemy whenever they meet him,
according to q report from the
Finnish frontier.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
s FRENCH VESSELS SUNK
BYUBOATSN WEEK

PARTS Dec. Eight French YES
sells were. attacked during the past
week by German submarines and six
were sunk, according to the official
report
Two OF them were OF more than
], 900 tons; two less than LOCO tons;
two were fishing boats.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
DANCE COLISEUM
CONVERTED INTO
WARTIME OFFICE

The latest landmark OF Washington
to undergo the metamorphOsis OF war
and respond to the call to cOlors by
giving its floor space over to some de
! partment aiding Americas struggle
for democracy is the Coliseum. Ninth
| and B streets northwest, famous as a
dancing academy.
Prior to the time of the dancing
academy, covering a period Of about
ten years. the big hall. which under
went much Improvement together
with other parts OF the building at
a cost Of over $4,000, was leased to
the District National Guard for drill
purposes. The local militia occupied
the premises up to three years ago.
when il became q large dancing EN-
porium-
War Risk Bureau.
The polished surface Of some $4,000
square feet OF floor area on the second
story Of the old Coliseum building are
now used by a section OF the War
Risk Insurance Bureau.
The section" which moved into the
Coliseum on Wednesday, and which is
still moving in, is that Of finance and
accounting, which comes under the
military and naval division OF the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance.
This particular section has already
had three different homes, each Of
which proved successfully inadequate.
When the bureau was first created IT
was quartered in the Treasury build
ing. Cramped conditions there led to
its removal to the old Emergency
Hospital, at Fifteenth and d streets
northwest, from which II migrated
after short tenure to the New Ma
tional Museum, where most of the
other many sections OF the War Risk
Bureau are now housed.
Immediately after the last strains
of America" had died away as a finale
to the COIiseum's last dance about
midnight Tuesday. workmen in the
little space Of two hours transformed
the room into an office.
VIII Issue War Checks.
Many a soldiers and sailors mother.
father. wife. or child will have pc
cuIlar interest in this room forthwith
for from il will issue monthly the
millions OF checks representing the
allotments of pay that the patriotic
hGhting man has vouchsafed his par
ticular dependent while he is "over
there" battling for them.
About 100 employees, all under civil
service, are already at work in the
Coliseum. Examinations for this
branch OF Government service will be
held all over the country until the re-
quired 500 workers for the finance and
accounting section have been found.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-13

Sui nS' I Ttme-Tho Can Boy Of N.
,nes. certainly sy needs few assistants
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-13
PLAN To POPULATE FORT DUCHESNE
WITH GERMAN PRISONERS OF WAR

Ten thousand German prisoners of war who are beng nea
nton camps somewhere in Europe may be brought 10 Oan
I inf 60 work in the cultivation of thousands of acres Oh anu
the Untah if the plan which has been % on
Is favoraby acted upon by official Washington Gov
ernor Bsmberger who returned last Friday from an
declared that Secretary Baker enhusast over e
after the governor pointed out that this land Is among
most productive in the West and under intensive cuvauon
would produce thousands of tons of foodstuffs -,
while no definite policy agreed upon the governor hks
very probable that of German prisoners OF war now
held in England and France may be brought to the United states
ON the return trips transports used to take Ued SOL
ders to the European baeed AT present the United states
must oodfs TO Europe not only sufficient to supply
Inc armies in the and the civilian population but also the
prisoners of war economical policy is argued would De 10
bring the war prisoners United States where they might DE
PRODUCERS instead of remaining consumers in Europe