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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

she-You horrid thing. The Idea Of
YOUR kissing me when you aren't even
engaged 10 ne.
lis--oh. a fellow ssts tired kissing
the Gfris he's engaged to--Judge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

fighters can sersmnis Tor the cham
piouship and the e,y VINO wins 10 the
bstter Gut n two sour gerts strsp
for the Uimbo belt the avy who wins
sirt the worst.
IN the absence Of . p,omAine tour
nhmcni 10 establish N. kins NJ
cucpOns under HE crown q rau-
berry blossoms II looks NJ II Niiy"rH
rsn claim M. boot championship No.
hody knows his other name lie vas
inown 80 Nlprers And he was .
slippers that never nipp-d anybody.
Ne MIGHT hsvs been . 5emon AZ
that N he hadn't been managed BY q
0yy who could 90 10 sleep In a .prctisl
mold ard wake up rested. ne ~ss
30 crooked that the buttons on his
vest ran around ris spine iihr tNe
tolors on . barber pols. Ne mad no
fipht or left Novscr pockets re
couldnt trust either hand.
Like many Q lightweight, Nippsrs'
road WORK was done fipht In the rin1.
Also hls training. Ne Improved his
wind on "Amsriesn beauties" an es.
tret brand Of eloare, that ~ss known
As "Boatlosd." ow'rs 20 the picture
" n.,".''.p ." w 80
oo""o'u' 'o'' '"e"V Wv y"
While ,hs crowd laughed i'self
.,n ''h doun rp,h p.,,h ,,.,r rh,ch wss nm. m.
n'ce'.ny Spp "nu,u nn, -, ~ W.
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/ Jumps Of II into the ring and Nippsrs
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R,nmas wns" met Ss'pente'
N'pp.U sp.. no' sysn'"e o.s'
~ouio ns.s -" W .esprne WIN wv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

Cheese M February u. sttss WA@a6
dass Mr, Hssrmaas uass sstiss ~.
'erday th., he souA rsfsss p ssr&
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

It's Ike waving a Ford tail iight in
front ~ "a Holst,in Nnd q tenor voice
figures plenty In the history Of the
wOrs, fighter. whose sleeping ens done
mostly under Marquis OF gucensbhy
rules
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

Picking cut the ssddeN tnvmpsr In
the works 10 Q tough Ico. Two good
fighters can scramble Tor the cham
pionship sod the e,y who wins 10 the
bstter Gut n two sour 1ents sersp
for the Uimbo bel, the avy who wins
sint the worst.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

weather crowds have thronged
our store. No wonder! Cut
prices on standard goods at
trustworthy store is a rare
thing these days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

We really shouldn't
sacrifice this hard-to-get mer-
chandise. But remodeling win
effect business And we're
speeding up sales while we can.
Sale ends soop as fixtures ar
rive.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
CHICKEN THIEVES

For tbe Information of tha chicken thieves or thIol troro som rema.u a low coops ir sfarway which have been overlooked by him or chem This information win ho choor.ury furnished by tbc owners
 Mrs Sarah Achism was tho asl one to su0or n Ioa and she reports chat ou Tuesday night Hor coop waa utterly depleted of ia lcl'herod iu- mates as we'll as several head o. bIooIod Belgian haros
 This brings Che total loss to stag way poultry raiacr to am even one hundred Che la.. episode netting Che thieves seventeen chickens and soy 0aI rabbits the toal value Of which is at Icast sa00
 X spceIm detail Ina. born pm. on Che oase and eyor clue haa boon followed up but tbae ae.ms to br mo show of getting ,he guilty ones
 n might bc woI lor hoar who arc sm fortunate in thc possession ol tboIr fowls to uEe oN.a rrorau- uous I'm guarding thc.r coons sae way Alaskan
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
THEY CERTAINLY COT EVEN

Jack Dustin. wcl known cit.zou Of Cordoya. and Ma Mur.ol shaw. bookkoopor for the Konuccot Mines Corporation at Latouche. worc mar r.oi u tho bIg stun house of tho company at Latoucho this week. thc Rev. Pr Wm McMln oI.clatIne
 After Che ceremony punch and cakc wore served to Che assembled guests Mr. and Mrs Dustin were 1a cngor on fho Northwestern for ooriova. wbero Ihoy win make their home Mr. Dustin n In ,ho employ of tho Copper River railroad
 Following the wedding reception friends of Che contracting parties aozcd Mr. Dustin and fora.bly ab duc,cd him from One side of his charming bride Ho was atcn to go nearby cabin. stripped to hIa un dorwoar and hndcuHcd A strong suarl was placed around tho cabin and Che distracted groom was kopl 10 close prisoner mUl Che arrival Of Che Northwestern some 2S hour Inter-
 Just boIoro Che boat arrived Mr. Dustin was visited by a committee Of soucItou friends. his clothing placed upon him. and he was tiod to a arotchor and carried aboard Che boat wbcro b.s anxious bride was awaiting hs arrival A hugo p'ocard on Che sirctchor bore tho words '1 am juat marr.od
 Practically Che entire population Of tbc camp followed tbc Hrotchor playing Moulo.aohua Wedding March upon horns. un cana old saws and other soothing devices Be- forc leaving a 0aahueht picture wa taken of Che young couple. with Mr. Dustin handruGoI to hs berth
 At several previous Vcid.uea Mr. Dustin has beon Che rne'@der n numerous obducIous and h.a friends wccomed Che opportunity to play hH game with him as Che victim Valdez Minor
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
PRINCE RUPERT BOOMING

Prince Rupert Us experiencing Che uutcst mdur.a. activity n ,a history as Che result ol Che otab Ushmeut Of steel sb.pbuIdne yards i'm tla. city, according to officers oi hc Grand Trunk paciae steamship Prince Gc0rr. which arrived in se- atIo yesterday afternoon from Che Nor.h says .he Time.
 NnrIy 300 mon ar. employed u Che Prince Rupert sb.pbu'dIrs and repair yards and much Nor. Is bo. ing douc
 The steamship Prince Albert which was m Che yards has come nIetcd her repairs and .s now on her regular um again. Tho ausIHan
 toouer Tmamook and ule t1roo stacker Prince Buncr. arc laid m m Che yards The Prince Rmat a undergoing her annual overhaul which win soon bc completed
 Tho steamships Prince George and Prince John win bc thc next vessel. hauled out for oyerhoulue this sea. son. In Che shinhuIdns section o. tbc Prince Rupert yards work ou two steel huHs Is progressing mor. than balf Of Che bottom frames O. both ships being In place
 The steamship Prince George which Is maintaining thc service be- tueen Seattle and Che Northern Brit Iah Columbia port while Che Prime. Rupert H laid up. is carrying lare. passenger usts on both her north bound and aouthbouud voyages
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
THIS WILL ASTONISH
 DOUGLAS PEOPLE

Tho quick action of simple N'rH. hazel nmphor hrirfH ota. aa mixed I'm Lavon..E cyo "aah win .nr prise Douglas Island people, One erl with woak strained oyo wa' helped by a single application l.or mother couId hardly sew or road he. cause or eye pains In one vc.h she. too. was benefited We guarantee d
 small bottle of Iarontit 'o help ANY CASE weak strained or n- famed eyes, Aluminium eye cup FREE Guya nrus Store. Cor 3rd and D street
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
NEURALGIG RkINS
Give Way to Soothing Humnn'o
 Wizard ou

Hamiin's Wizard on isa a safe and effective treatment for headache and neuralgia Rubbed in where Che pam fs. it acts as a tonic to thc tortured nerves and almost invariably brings quick relief
 lts healing. aniiscpt'c qualities can always be relied upon to prcycut m- lection. or other serious results from sprains. bruises. cuis burns bites and st.ngs Just 1s good. too, Tor sore feet stiff neck. frost bites. cold sores and eanker sores.
 Get it from druggists for 90 cents. It not satisfied return thc bottle and gci your money back
 Ever cousuplted or have sick hcliachc' lust try Wizard Liver Nmps pleasant h,tic pink plllsi 3J ccuts Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 FOR GAS ON STOMACH

Simple e'yccrInc. buck.horu bark otc.. as mixed in Adlcr-i-ta relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. It acts on both upper and lower bowel and removes al loul matter which poisoned stomach. Oum CURES constipation Prevents appendicitis The INSTANT pIcm- ant action of Ad'cr-i-ta surprises both doctors and patients One man who suffered i've years from indie ecton and constipation was helped by ONE dosc Guy L. smith, drug g.st
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

wife n Juneau which was attended by many Douglas Island people. The Bishop was on his way for Q trip down Che Yukon.
 Bachelors Club held a meeting. Henry Hall was elected tyoo and William stubbins secretary.
 Marshal Tanner Of skasway was a passenger on Che Cottage City from sitka ou his way Co SkagWay
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Surprise party given by number 1f his friends on Tom Cashen Tho party was ot Che home of J. J. Pon- sIase and there was dance after waria at Ohmau'a hoIl followed by supper al tho Gem restaurant
 The steamer Townsend wrecked on rocky point near Hanos in gale of wind
 There was to loo wrestling match between Jack Connors and John Ru- io.ph
 Reception for Bishop Rowe and
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

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 Juneau
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 In t.. r.m. 70. m. unr| s.. of America roa ara hereby com uauI.I tl Ind. and appear m n. u. .-... Court .- f.. r....0- .. Ma. sa. Division N.u..r 0ne. at Juneau within ..r. .... after III. .. of tr. eHmm.. ...n and t..r. |. answer o- a.... r"I n t.. complaint .. u. .nUr meI said court. and ... ..I to nnr.. or answer ..- wan. .r.-.n. t.. plain rr au ... H.em.r. .r.r toH for the Hu.. -. Che bonds o. ma.-um .l... between plain. ur and l......r. n. n-. o- m s..I complaint.
 Tho order .... ID. umn. hr publication ..I u...nH.r faI1 Che porto. O. publication pro r.b.I s six H.... .r. m. defend ant r required t. .....r or m som. uH. n'eaI to th. complain. ...H within thirty day. ar.- m. .snra Hou %. lH. period o. pub" "....H
 WITNESS Che Hrro..... Robert W Jorrrrs Judge ol said Court and tre e.I fr.r.ol affixed H lH reu Nas. .s itr day %. n...m her laIa
 .srnY w nELL
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Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

Charlie Mann old-umor of pous las and for ,bc past several years To- catod at potcrburs lcu chat pIac. recently for his drst trip Go One great outside lu ten years.
 10 Is said chat tbc Premier mine. m hc vicinity or Uyor has been closed down by a strike. Tho strike was caused by Che retention ol a Chinese cook whom thc mon did mo. nke
 The printing oGIcc ol the Sbar way Alaskan had narrow cscap. rrm dre recently Gasoline spilled on Che floor and was .gutoi No. much damage uas donc owing Go prompt action iu smothcrug Che .balc
 Iu go letter received by Che editor ot che Wanrou souunc. from Tc.c graph Crook. up Che suknc river. Che writer states chat they have had a decidedly open winter thwc Ho aIso says chat not much mr a be- ms brought in.
 The Petersburg dro department besides giving a dance on Washing tons birthday arc to eyo a home talent minstrel show shortly auer- wards The boys now have a ,fol- equipped gymnasium In addition to tbc.r lre haI
 Twcuu.oue and a quarter cents straight was r1id for rod and white Nue salmon at Ko'ch.hau a short umc ago This Is thc record price to be paid tor salmon at Ke.eh.hm rhar amy one has amy record ol The G.b arc very scarce and fishermen an. mot catching many
 John Martin uat.ve who was Injured by being ht witch tbc limb Of falling uee was 0rf broueh. to pctcubure near where he was injured Ue Vas seut to Juneau W One Jefferson which arrived Tuesday morning and died he ame day In che government hospital Uo bad a fractured ssuL
 \ Kochsau man fishing from dock ol Ihc town hooked a king al- mon X local ash bwer offered e0 cents pound for tHe l.h If It na. a rcd ouc before It was out ol tac uate- \ rival G.h bWor aao bid ou Inc f.h but was too Ia.. The salmon whom landed weighed IS Ib. anduouolmemcu fisherman taeo
 Frederick R. CouIcrr bro.Her-.u. law of Governor Thomas Rr Jr. and prominent mtauaHoaa. law yor . endorsing General Leonard Wood lor president Nr coudcr visited Nuka n summer The aeus of h.s cndorom wa. copied from Ncu York paper by Che Nc.bau chrou.eIcofa aro.Ht l.tc
 Claiming Chat Che apaer money has ben wasted during bo nracnt city administration at Kc,oh- Mn. thc Chronicle .s roasting the almuFuuon The paper claims Hat something over four thousand dollars was vaslod oa roe. work on . street and fhat e.-f. thousand doI- lars has bccn spent on a city wharf and here Is moo wharf ye. The pa- DOT also ays Chat Che sum Of fa00 ua. Che city paid to tho assessor .ar l.s work was excessive
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
MANY WOMEN USE
 GIYCERnE MIXTURE

Douglas ..HH' H.u.. N.H H. r priced at .he INSTANT pleasant ae- uor of simple e'...rre. nu.st.oHn bars o.c. as u.NrI n hd'e--rsa Ono spoonful relieve. ANY CASE a. on s,omleh or sour 'oua.N H. .aee 1dIer-HEa acts or BOTH upper auI lower boue. |. often cures con. .uraaon and prevents appendicitis One lady reports harscif CURED o' bad cas. of bowel trouble and cor. eInauor. Grr L Smith frurr,
 Job Printing at the News olce.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
NOT IN THE BOOK

Douglas Island people are moro and more realizing thc usefulness of thc telephone and number of now phones havc been Installed in town since Che iast directory was pub- ushcd
 We would suggest that Che follow mg rames and uumbcrr bo noted iu Che nhauc books by subscrIbors
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

Kodak printing and developing done neatly and promptly by Mrs. Jack Mccormick Leave orders at Elmer B. Smiths or phone Troadwcl 233.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. P. Goddard. Sanitarium. Alaska Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

..cn .nm.i at Wronso.l
 Au .sloo of Che Pioneers of Nas- la H being organized at Cordova
 John NHem. % pioneer business man ol s0svav d.cl recently at sau'.
 rho Empress Theatre building at codow Us heated by a furnace chat burn. crude oI
 George C. HaHct was recently I,.tcI president of ne Cordoya Chamber O. Commerce
 lf tHe NcW Wears masquerade at Mccarthy % prize wa. g.yen Co thc poorest dancer n Che haI
 Fifteen hundred dollars worth ot now furniture recently arrived for .nc ke..akau court house
 Or account Of thc extremely cold weather ns, vock a, ssagvay che moving picture show did not op- ea.c
 E.helraIs hlyc been begun at N..b.sau for Che Eagles bIs mine rg show cha, Is to be held next month
 ur J 1ohmr.aeu. recently d.s- charged from Che mcI.aI forces ot the T s army has located at rc.- .rhmr
 At special election held both at ..aroaI Point and Eoubism u a. voted mat Charcoal Point be uoeI to Nc.ehItm
 or account O. restricted lodge room .raoc .ae Order of Che Eastern Star of KetohIsan held Its maua- .ou in a private home
 Charles Avery recently received Q ..r..u.. or tlr.. months u IaI at .u.o.H on m. .0aree O. mmlIae- n.ne intoxicating uauor
 lt nm open house held by thc r.nr..s O. Alaska at Anchorage a .mt umr ago. ta. mo-.ease on thcr
 H s.s publicly burned
 T.. question as to whether or .u Wms.r .aM hare mw.e- n.. .um. win be voted upon at thc a.v .y e.e.uoa m ra. town.
 Campbell deputy United st.t.. marh.. a. Ne..hIsan under Marshal J. M saoan. i..I Ia.. month
 san uma. California. after a Ions m.-
 Wut.. ar. getting numerous In ... vicinity o WmeoH The howl. of m. animals attract tae at- .snrou O. m. ran.. oa Main street every a.eat
 N.N maps ot Prince William sound lavc boon received al Valdez hu arc said to be unusually ac.u- ut. Tacy arc put oa. by .he coas' and ceoie.I0 Survey
 Thor. wa. a fr. at N.Uur.Hr TO-
 r chat destroyed two buildings woman Inmate ol one oI ,.e huIl- inns. was quite badly burned and was t...r n. Che hospital
 \ .re. ol basket bah games H ..u..t to star. fhe latter part of ... a.es netve.n n team from che Wm. rass Atmcu. Club and soI- l.r .am from For. Seward
 Wuam Q Young United states commissioner at Hot Springs. A.as- s. l.I a. taa. place last month ot Hsmorbar.s of the lungs He hal boon commissioner for teo years
 Rev. F s Bo.ur.r was reelected ...or %. m. Congregational church at Valdez a- thc regular yearly meeting of chat church short ume eo Row. Horiueor was formerly stationed at uolra-
 IT wa. reported m many or Che n.asrap.r ol Alaska that rho Nomc Naeec. had suspended publication H e untrue Tho Nueeot Is now publishing daily fe.errapnIe bul- Ian and am e.sh,-pase weekly
 On. hundred and ninety gallons ol cider hat arrived on Che JeGer- son m ke.ehHau vas seized by Mayor rctu Of chat naec 10 ap- nerci to he hard and Che receiving 70. hard r.lor s prohibited there by cIy ordinance.
 Two rolorcd gentlemen ot kotch- Eau au1rreiod short time ago over
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Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

Become % stockholder in Che un.t ,d states-buy war-savings stamps
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

Job PrInlIne u tho Nowa ofiIco.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23
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SUMMONS TOR PUBLICATION

Tn trn District ... m. uf Nas.. N0 ou. u Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

Job Printing Q, the News oa.ee
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-23

Two ro'orcd gentlemen O. kcrch- Hau quarre'0l short tImc ago over a mutual lady friend The quarrel took n'oec m a taior shop One oi Che men hit thc other over Che head HIth pressing iron and spoiled a good iron The mon whose hcad was H.. pulled a gum and attempted Co sroa. .he man who had ruined Che iron They eranp'ed and the rcvol- tor was discharged Granville who pulled the gun. .s u ial charged witch ahootne with intent Co hll
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-21
An Arizona Port


Los Angeles business men are kid ding themselves into the impression that the port of Los Angeles is to be the shipping outlet for all the cotton raised in Arizona and the sections of the country lying along the Colorado river and that the next, or rather this years crop going through that port will total at least one hundred million dollars. The fact that Arizona has a more direct route to the east, where it's long staple cotton will be used, has not entered the minds of the pro- jectors of these shipping plans, but Arizona cotton planters will prob ably spoil the air castles by sending their cotton to Galveston, whence it will go to the big eastern mills. Nevertheless, Arizona should work consistently for port on the Gulf of California, where one of the safest and most picturesque cities might be built. No matter how the state may secure this port, we should get it. We feel that if the state of Sonora could make the grant of the head of the Gulf We would soon be in pos- session of it. Millions could we'll be paid for the port, and possibly more so if it remained the property of Mexico, as then it would catch the great tourist trade that is drifting to Cuba and other countries to the
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-21

south of the United States. Arizona should make the effort for the con- cession as state, as it is qualified under our constitution to enter into any business arrangement it may see fit. The big promeontories at the head of the Gulf, which protects the little bay of St. George, could be made to safeguard a big fleet of seagoing yes sels and make it one of the greatest ports on the Pacific, outside of San Frisco. From this port a short line of railroad could connect up with the Rock Island or some other railroad that is now seeking entry into a Paci- fife port. Coal and coke could be de- livered at low costs to the big smel. ters along the Mexican border. With in year after the completion of the docks and the dredging out of the harbor St. George would be one of the most popular cities on the coast.
 The climate is ideal, and as win ter resort would have no superior in the Pacific or along the south Atlantic. A number of years ago a promoter attempted to make of the place an American Monte Carlo, but was un- able to get the financial backing. But that day has passed, and finances for this project could readily be ob- tained. Arizona needs the port. Let's get it.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-21
OATMAN

c. w. Cook went to Holbrook last Sunday.
 John Ware, Jr was over from King man this week.
 Stewart Thompson was over from Kingman Thursday.
 Mrs. Harry Le Claire went to Needles Wednesday,, on business.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Reimer and Mir. F. Le Bean were visitors in Kingman Wednesday.
 There will be a dance, Sat. night, given by the American Legion, at the Star Theatre.
 Miss Irmajeane Moore, who has been attending the high school in Kingman, is over here now with her mother.
 Ther are several cases of"Flu" in town, but none is reported serious Among the cases quarantined are MT. Evan George and MT. E. H. Griffith. MT. George is said to be convalescing.
 MT. CcClosky, prominent lobor or ganizer, was here Wednesday evening and spoke in the Oatman Picture Theatre. He spoke on the present labor situation of the steel and coal strikes. He is very eloquent orator.
 The masquerade, St. Valentines night, was quite a success. Prizes were given, Mrs. Will Brooks winning the ladies and Ray Wright the gent leman's. Mrs. Brooks was dressed as
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-21
DRUNK WITH ERA
 OF PROSPERITY

c. M. Leonard returned yesterday from a short business trip to the coast. They were having their first rain around Los Angeles for long time.
 MT. Leonard says a noticeble thing in Los Angeles in the difference with which the clerks in the stores treat their customers, seeming not to care whether they buy or not and acting as if they were about to confer favor when selling their goods and becom- ing insulting if you question about an article. Poor old Los Angeles how she will be scrambling for trade when this rush dies down.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF OATMAN AMALGAMATED GOLD MINING %,.- ~.": COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that a spec ial meeting of the stockholders of the OATMAN AMALGAMATED G 70 u D MINING COMPANY, a corporation, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Arizona, will be held inthe office of said corporation, at the mine at Oat- man, Mohave County, Arizona, on the 10th day of March, 1920, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., of that day, for the purpose of considering and acting up- on the proposition to increase the Capital Stock of said corporation from $15O, 100000 divided into 1,500,000 shares of the par value of 10 cents each, to $1,500,000.00, divided into 100000 shares of the par value of $1.OO each and transacting any other business coming before the said meet ing.
 Said meeting has been called by order of the President of said corpor- ation.
 Dated this 2Oth day of February 1920.
 Corporate SeaD
 CHAS. PROCHNOW,
 Secretary of Oatman Amalgamated Gold. Mining Company. First insertion February 21. Last insertion March 6-1920-up.