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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-10-25
STATE OF ARIZONA
 Office of the ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS SION

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 State of Arizona-ss.
 The Arizona Corporation Commission does hereby certify that the annexed is true and complete transcript of the ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 1ozoNA 1NvEsTMENr COMPANY which were filed in the office of said Arizona Corporation Commission on the 9th day of October A. D. 1919 at 200 o'clock D. m., as provided by law. In Testimony Whereof, the Arizona Corporation Commission, by it's Chair man, has hereunto set it's hand and af- fixed it's Official Seal Done at the City of Phoenix, the Capitol, this 9th day of October A. D. 1919. ARIZONA CORPORATION-~C
 SION
 AMOS A. BETTS ATTEST: Chairman. A. D. STELZER, Secretary
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-10-25
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 of the

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 of the
 IozoNA INVESTMENT COMPANY
 Know All Men By These Presents \ That we, whose names are hereto af- fixed do hereby associate ourselves to- gether for the purpose of forming a cor poration under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that end adopt the fol- lowing Articles of Incorporation" ARTICLE 1. The names and postof- flee address of the Incorporators are: CHARLES H. BURLOCK, Flagstaff, Arizona
 WILLIAM H. HOLCOMB. Kingman, Arizona.
 The name of the Corporation shall be the
 IOZONA INVESTMENT COMPANY
 It's principal place of business within the State of Arizona shall be Kingman, Mohave County, State of Arizona, but other offices may be established and maintained within or outside of Ari- zona. at such places as the Board of Directors may designate, where meet ings of Stockholders and Directors may be held, and any and all Corporate bus mess transacted. ...-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-10-25
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO.
 HAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

Kingman October Supervisors Arizona this day the hour of o'clock A. M PiesenFul Board and Clerk.
 petition signed by per property and qualified electors certified to and filed by Smith with the Board of Supervisors Mohave County Arizona this day requesting them to order an election be held by the property " said County the and form provided by law to deter whether Three Hundred Thousand Dollars shall created and authorized by the u the Bonds County said amount of Three Hundred SOOO the proceeds from the sale thereof to be used in the and maintenance of roads, highways and bridges within sad County.
 petition the and who other respects qualified electors was certified to and filed by Mohave poe tax of said County in the manner and form provided by law indebtedness Eighty Thousand Dollars s0O0OO said County said Eighty thereof be used the construction and maintenance County together with the necessary equipment and therefor, in said County.
 BE STATE OF ARIZONA That Section Chapter S1 of the Session Laws of Ar Regular Session. 191 and the hereby amended read as follows: constructing improving public highways such said bonds be issued this Chapter Any County acting through its Board its voton and must petition signed fifteen of the qualified electors of said county order cleo shall all other be qualified d Hn % b and I M h hoard of nervisors shall immediately appoint Highway Commission for such which Commission shall have the perform the duties hereinafter set forth
 Section Chapter 31, the Session Ar Regular Session. 97 be and the hereby amended read Said Highway Commission shall consist of five members each of whom holder said county shall appointed appointed proposition bonds aforesaid which bonds voted such election completed when all the sale the bonds election shall office automatically Said shall receive ($1000) Dollars for the actually the the such shall further additional than herein provided
 The Board Supervisors shall have
 
 order of removal
 All shall be filled by appointment by the Board Supervisors which appointment shall be only the unexpred
 Each Commissioner shall bond the faithful his which bond shall the Board the Board of Supervisors shall qualified Highway soner under this act
 compliance with Chapter 21 of the 1919 which Chapter amends Chapter of the Session for the the Board did, this its regular meeting appoint High Commission consisting Messr M Gadds Kngman Ward of Sandy Kayser Blackberry Uncaphe Chloride and w. Rdenour of Oatman And did also order election requested Property Payers Mohave the third day of February 1920 the above
 There being further before to meet again October 15h 199
 GEORGE B AYERS
 Chairman Board of Supervisors Mohave County Arizona. ATTEST: J. S. WITHERS, Clerk.
 Kingman, October 5 1919 The Board of County Arizona this day the hour of o'clock L. H. Foster, Member and J. S. Withers, Clerk.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-10-25
My commission expires Dec. 18th. 1920.

My commission expires Dec. 18th. 1920. Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this day of Oct. A. D. 1919 at 200 P. M, az re- quest of Wm. H. HOLCOMB, whose post office address is >Kingman, Arizona. ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS-
 SION
 AMOS A. BETTS,
 Chairman. Filed and Recorded at Request of Chas. Burlock, October 22nd, A. D. 1919 at o'clock P. M. in Book of Ipcor- porations, Pages 3S2-3S3 Records of Mo- have County.
 I. R. BARTHOLOMEW,
 County Recorder. By MARY CARLOW,
 Deputy Recorder. First insertion Oct. 25. Last insertion Nov. 29-19l9-6t-up
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-10-25

Kingman, October 15, The Board of Supervisors Mhave day the hour o'clock M L. H. Foster, Member and J. S. Wthers The following bills approved and Salary Fund Mo- 1915 Pay Roll of Mohave County for the period ending October 15 Notary Bond of N Ehers approved by the Chairman October IA, 1919.
 There being further business before the they until November third, '
 GEORGE AYERS
 Chairman Board of Supervisors, Mohave County Arizona ATTEST J. S. WITHERS, Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS
MEET HERE ON TUESDAY
Will Discuss Ways and Means of
Matching $i,OOO,OOO Fed
crnl Appropriation.
POLICY WILL BE OUTLINED
Difficulties Face Association in
Working Out Solution to Problem
OF Raising the States Portion of
Fund Required.

interest around the Capitol this week
VIII center in the action TO be taken
oH the executive committee OF the
Virginia Good Roads Association with
reference TO what the state should
do in the matter Of matching with an
equal amount the 100000 which the
Federal government appropriat,l
recently for use on the post roads OF
the state during the next two wears
Thr COMMITTEES has been called by
IrcSident :. ID. Lupton to meet AT
MurDhy'S Hotel tomorrow morning a,
10 O'Clock, when the matter viii lie
discussed thoroughly and the policy
tudc toward state action. outlined
Mr.. Lupton urges = full attendance OF
the committee. since he considers the
matter ono of vital Importance TO the
good roads interests OF Virginia
The problem 10 he solved by the
State In meeting the demands OF the
priatcd by Congress is a difficult one.
since the necessary equal amount 10
be set aside by the State is not avail
able and Will not be until there is
legislative action. We're the money
at hand-one-fourth Of the total
might be expended This year, on the
convene again before next January.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals VIII
remain in session throughout the
sun. since there arc more than forty
cases on tho docket. L is expected
that the court viii be in session for
two or three weeks longer.
Governor WcStmcrciand Davis prcS-
cnt program calls for three day.
absence from his Office this week
Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY
On the first two days he expects TO
be in Suffolk and Hampton. Thurs
cay will find him in Petersburg, where
Rotary Club. Major-Gcncral Omar
Bundy. commandant Of Camp Lee. will
DC made an honorary member OF the
club Al this time.
state Corporation Commissioner $.
D. I.upton Will go TO Washington on
Wednesdays for conference with tho
railroad administration III regard 10
certain matters OF interest to the body
OF which he IS q member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
ALLEGED SHOPLIFTER JUMPS
BAIL PROVIDED BY DOCTOR
Police Think Mrs. Morton Ono OF
Worst OGcudcrs Caught In

Mrs. Josephine Morton, alias Martin
believed by the police TO be one OF the
worst ShoplifterS they have had u
contend with in many years. has flown.
Through her flight. DR.. Robert S.
Boshcr. serving in the role of Good
samaritan, suffered TO the extent OF
S3oo-this being the amount of bond
furnished by the doctor for the wo-
mans temporary liberation after lie
had been called TO treat her at Second
District Police Station for Mysteries
following her arrcs; Friday night.
Mrs. Morton was due to appear in
court Saturday morning to answer TO
$40 worth Of wearing apparel from Il
Broad Street department. story. She
did not appear.
Yesterday Police Sergeant Il. L. Bry-
ant instituted q search OF ncr home
go West Twelfth Street. South Rich
mond. Mrs. Morton and daughter
who had been living with her. could
not be found
Lief, behind. however. were goods
valued a, close 10 $1,000 which the
sergeant believes were stolen from
Richmond stores. These were taken
20 Third pistric; Police Station TO
await Identification.
In the meantime nobody seems 10
know what has become of tho woman,
Or. Bosher said last night that he
knew very little abou; her or her
daughter. Both were Office patients Of
his and he had always considered them
good people in poor circumstances. lie
had been called TO treat her at the
time OF her arrest: had found her Suf-
thought she would die if forced 10
remain in cell overnight. 1t WAS
for this reason that he volunteered 10
furnish bail for her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
MISS KINNEY SPEAKS
Talks TO BROAD street Methods,
Church Congregation on AFTER
mnthn OF Sunday Campaign.

Miss Florence Kinney. Of Billy sun
days special group OF workers. spoke
TO a large congregation al Broad Street
Methodist CHURCH last night relative to
many phases Of the Billy Sunday cam
paign, particularly in relation 10 the
attermath or second harvest"
Miss Kinney was director OF the
student work o: the campaign. She
remained in the city after the depart
ure or Mr.. Sunday and others OF his
PARTY 10 organize the student element
OF the city for effective follow-up
work.
While we try hard 20 reach every
Phase o. the work said Miss kinney
we never feel entirely satisfied with
what we have been able 10 accomplish
From experience know that i: is
BEST 20 get bacl: into norma. as soon
as possible. You have been living an
aonorTnal life for seven weeks. You
couldn't stand Il all the time Nov:
comes The period 0: readjustmsnt and
the open door 0: service for every one
Sin, greed ana zvarlce. vice ana
Of Eichn! nj. Through carrying on
ne work quicleaed by the eyang e!!s.ic
SPLIT permanent; results viii! come to
iae c!;y through NJ. sundays cam
The laryes. has been .s-nsrsd.
Now CONES the seccud haryest whicn
should De = rich and pg2i:fc d ,he
2rst-.ae A:tcime % .: IN: B...y sun
day campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
ICE CREAM MAKERS MEET
AT NORFOLK THIS WEEK
Bcnjamln l.. Purcell, State Dniry nnd
Food Com flissiOncr. Principal
Speaker at Convention.

When the members OF the Virgins,
Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
meet in Norfolk on Wednesday and
Thursday at the New Monticello Hotel.
one of the features of the. session will
bc the address of state Dairy and Food
Commissioner Benjamin l.. Purcell un
The Food Value of Ice Cream
The meetings will cover two days.
being opened at 1880 o'clock Wedncs
day morning with an address OF wei
come by Charles II. Ashburner, City
Manager OF Norfolk, and brought to
II close Thursday afternoon with Il
Lynuhaven oyster roast ut Cape Henry.
Thursday morning an address will be
delivered on The National Associa :
ton, by Asa D. Gardner, president OF
the National Association OF Ice Crea M
speakers on the program will he DR..
fowhaian :. Schcnck, Il. Il. Shcrburne.
Of New York: q. :. Jordon j. NJ Ecu
trcss q. A. Mohler and George II. l..
White.
officers of the Virginia Associa ton
arc: W. c. Newman. of Farmvillc, pres
idcnt, and Waller Wynnc. of Richmond.
secretary and treasurer. The directors
are J. Nj. l'entrcss. Norfolk: J. S. Mill
yer. Portsmouth: |. IL. Fill Richmond;
w. G Newman. t'armville; j. NJ. picrcy,
and Waller Wynnc. Richmond j. NJ
Fcntress. J. 5. Miller. Z. l.. lIanbury.
J. Piercy and &. l.. Herbert form the
entertainment committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
FOUR DETECTIVES OBTAIN
REWARD FOR FINDING CAR
Officers SIN Hunting for Five Negroes
believed Implicated I'm
Theft

Detective Scrgcants Waymack Smith
Bertucci and Tiller and Officer L. G.
for their work in recovering a Iimou-
sine valued at $4,000 stolen in Peters
burg Friday. The car was recovered
yesterday afternoon Al Third and Mar
snail Streets. and TWO negroes, charged
with the robbery. were arrested and
will be tried in Police Court this
morning. The negroes are Beverly
Harvey and William Walker.
The automobile was the property o.
j. +. Norris. OF Petersburg, Va. The
police claim that i've negroes pcr=
inplica ted in the theft OF the car. The
other three are being sought all five
having driven here in the car from
Petersburg. il is thought. Mr.. Morris
offered the reward OF 500 immediately
after his ca: Vas stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
DECLARES CARDS AT HOME
.GlVES GAMBLERS TRAINING
tfaak Goodman, reformed New York
Gamester, Addresses Audience
OF Men Here.

Seventy per cen, OF the Pro
ftssionai gamblers Q: America ge;
incl. preparatory training from c4-d
playing i. the nome declared Franz
Goodman, gambler reformed by Billy
ShRday n his campaign IN Ne* York
speaking Il :he John Marsha. audi
,orium yes,e.da" 20 an audience o:
E2e1. The meeting Was held under The
aosp:ces OF me /. A..'C. -,
II Sps3. :w.i-.+- :S= Yeas n tne
underworld 2z:i Q: tn time The
recognized leAce- Q: race horse gam
bs5IS, ana ! know wat an talking
abour," continued Goodman. i nave
Inade ss much - $4,000 OF $50 900 {
year gambling 2:.G ! have never save d
the pT!ce 9. haircut. When ! nj,
The ira! :: The SJ:.oay meeting IN
April .!. tsl,. ] vas wa:t@c = cls.s.
sasics ana ;h-ee States ana ihe.e we're
fifteen indice n.sr.;s a2e:nS, me. Tns,
is sha. gambling mad zone 20: me
sthfter his SAX, Goodman called -c1a
lne> fathers 81 the sudicnce wno woIio
Danish every decl. Of cards f-oa. mel:
homes TO hold - ;Hei- hands t!o..
thar. leo were ~ evidence.
The speahe. %es Introduced - :
IssfMcKee, secretary .: the .oca. !
Nc, a. ware: g. 2!erc-. led -.
s.RGIng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
SEEK DISABLED SOLDIERS
TO PROVIDE AID FOR THEM
More Than $4,000 Mcu Have Been Dts
charged. md Are Now in
Civil Life.

Up TO the LIST of February there
were registered on the books of the
f,ederal Board roy Vocation Educa tion
at Washington, 22,SJl cases of diSa b led
men discharged from the service, of
whom $4,000 were discharged prior 10
the granting of permission 10 the Fed.
cral board for interviewing them at
hospitals in order TO deal with their
cases. Not being allowed by reEula-
tons of the surg con generals office
until recently. to establish contact with
these men while in tho hospitals. most
OF them have gone out into civil life.
and many OF them are floating about
the country not aware Of the benefits
which Congress has provided for them.
man disabled in cantonmcnt or
concentration camp. or during ira in
ing. is just as much entitled to the
retraining and placement AS If he had
been injured on the western front. and
the Federal Board for Vocational I1du-
cation is bending all efforts to get in
touch with these $4,000 men in order
10 acQuant them with the benefits
which they may have absolutely with
out cost Any person knowing of any
such disabled man will be performing
patriotic act by Forwarding his name
and address and the facts OF the case
TO the Federal Board for Vocational
Education n Washington, which will
Immediately take UP the matter with
hirn and sec that he is given proper
attention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
MUSICIANS ENTER PROTEST
Organization Takes Action on CHILLED
at Chanccliorsvflle" Inscription
OH Jackson Monument.

Association. a. lis monthIy o mes,ine
held yesterday afternoon. entered a
strong protest against the inscription
Killed at ChancSllorsville." on the
pedestal OF the Jackson Monument al
the Boulevard anG Monument Avenue
inc organization felt that. as taXpay-
ors and as citizens interested in the
recording Of Confederate history cor
rectly. expression of their feeling
should be made known. For years
members have played prominent part
This local organization is a branch
of the American Federation OF Must
clans. composed OF approximately So
GOO ms trumcntalists scattered through :
out the United States and Canada.
Every symphony orchestra in the
country except one affiiiates with the
inrernat ional association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD ANNUAL FEAST
aforementioned Stunrt McGuirc and
Others VIII Address Gath
crfnG.

More than 100 alumni are expect cd
10 gather a. the Hotel Richmond Tues
day. March is, for the annual dinror
of the Richmond Chapter OF the Alum
II! Associa ton of Richmond Collccc.
supper will be served at 7:l5 O'Clock,
followed by speeches by Lieutenant
Colonel Stuart Mcclure, Or. J. G.. Met
calf. head OF the Edgar Allan roc
school of English at the University
Of Virginia; DR.. u. L. Anderson, cxecu-
tive secretary OF the Ciciv Association
and Thomas l.. McAdams
Arrangements have been corlplct cd
by the committee composed o! w. L..
Prince. Claude NJ. Dean and Harvey c.
Clarke. invitations will go on. tonor-
row. Wyndam Il. Meredith is prcsi-
dent Of the local chapter OF alumni
and Claude NJ Dean is secretary and
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE
FIGURES FROM MAYOR
Will Hold Another Session to OBJ
tain Details Relative to
Executive Budget.
TO TAKE Up sNuP-sTop PLAN
Believed Street Commission Will
Recommend the Abolition OF
Method OF Operating Street Cars
in City of Richmond.

Although the Board of Aldermen
holds its monthly session tomorrow
night, tho outstanding fact of the week
ut tho City Hall is the special meeting
OF the Finance Committee of the City
Council. which will be held tonight
at o'clock. At this meeting Ma. or
Anslc will present the detailed figures
requested by tho committee at the
last meeting. and general considcra-
ton of the executive budget viii be
gone into.
The Mayor takes the position that
tho ordinance relative 70 budget max :
ing does not apply TO tho budget OF
tins year, but TO subsequent years.
but he is not insisting on this point.
and his departmental heads arc busy
at work preparing the Information
which the Finance Committee dc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
FARMERS USING MODERN
III. EQUIPMENT TO DO WORK
.4I4cts4Aty Utilized In Cepduetins
Chores and Produce
GrSvfnR.

s,s.Sphy isn't 1t just as reasonable
asks IN electrician. TO employ short
the barn, in the chore work
R6ssin the regular farm work in tho
y 1t:s1 great many farmers arc coming
lfoA decide that 1t Isl he says .'and
y6t,r up TO date farmer is using mod
5eEN equipmeut about the farm build
Stff6 Just AZ he IS using modcrn equip
gn3c{st in the field work One Of the
sYRnat I'm ortant OF the, time and labor-
azy1rH forces ne IL using today is cleo
trsctty. Generally ne gets II from orc
( ot y these email, individual! electric
pIxnts that can be Installed in the tool
Ssh1psc or garage, or in any other con-
\ ye9teat place about tn. premises.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
Gives First organ Recital.

.e2.i!SiOn IiafKe!, orge:l.t q !.
. i@1!s Episcopal Church gave veg
tt:cay afternoon thk :-G: o: ger.cs
q! o:sen rcc!taix, which VIII he held
- ~: cAU!Ln e&-n Sunca: afternoon
:: c.GlocL during Lent. Special ser
N-ces VII! &c .e!a .: 81 paul': every
a%E ezcep. Saturday -atN APP! II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
REPORT OF COMMITTEE =.
on STREETS EXPECTED

There is no prcsen. indication that
the meeting OF the Board of Aldermen
tomorrow night 1t o'clock viii per-
sent any extraordinary features. but
the proceedings OF the board can never
be torecastcd with any great degree OF
certainty. The report OF the Stree
Committee may cniivon this meeting
10 some extent.
With Alderman Fuller IN the chair.
the Streets Committee holds i special
meeting this evening at o'clock. The
matter TO nc taken UP is the resolution
Of Councilman Moore 10 ahroSatc the
skip-stop system in Richmond
PLAN TIE ABOLITION
OF Sl<lr-STOP SYSTEM
Representatives OF the street rail-
way company and all others interested
are invited 10 be present, and ii is cX
pcctcd that the matter involved Will
be finally determined in 80 far AS
the committee is concerned.
Unless something unexpected hap
pens ii is practically certain that the
committee Will recommend the aboli
zion of the system which was put into
operation at the request OF the United
States government in order 20 save
coal for winter that was not expect
cd TO be SO mild.
The only other heduled meeting
of the week Is that of the Dock. River
and Iarbor Committee OF the City
Council, which s expected to meet
at S o'clock Thursday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10

II You Want n HIgh-Clnss Position =
use the Help Wanted Ads in The Times.
Dispatch. because they are read b.
big business men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from a. N. TO 8 p. N.
Saturdays 9 4. 81. TO p NJ
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
ADMISSION PIC
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-15
Local Paragraphs.

Many of the farmers are blowing
since the rain put the ground 10
condition.
Another baseball dance is ANNOUNCED
at Twin Lakes union hall Saturday
night.
Important business is to be trans
acted by the Modern Woodmen
Saturday night. A good attendance
is desired.
The Rathdrum trustees passed up
their regular meeting Monday night,
no quorum being present. The next
regular meeting will he Aug. 25.
The front stairway on the high
school building is teing torn down
this week. 1t has been of little use.
A new boardwalk is to be laid
between the two buildings.
Persons who can take teachers to
board or room. or both, are requested
to notify Miles f. Egbers, clerk of
the Rathdrum school board, as soon
as possible so that satisfactory
arrangements can be made.
The former harness shop building
on the corner of First and Mccartney,
has been rented by DR.. Wenz to N.
H Taylor. Mr. Taylor has installed
his forge and tools and will use the
place for horse shoeing establish
ment.
The Unknown Love is the special
attraction at the Star theatre, Satur-
day, Aug, is, and is one of the big.
gest photo plays that has been turned
out in the past year. Rathdrum is
sure fortunate in getting such an ex-
ceptional treat in the silent drama,
and every one should try and see it
Winter wheat sowed in stubble
last fall on the FitZe ranch a few
miles below town, is reported to have
yielded 33 bushels an acre. This is
considered unusual, as the best yields
are generally obtained on summer
fallow. Farmers on Rathdrum
prairie report wheat crops very
satisfactory, number obtaining
yields as high as % bushels an acre.