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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

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Certificate Increasing Tha Capital Stbdk
o.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
FROM elf1UuO0OO TO e1Gi4 $50, 900
Know An Men BY These Presents;
,NHEhtA ~ a resulaI annpal meeting
u tle stockh0idera Of TIM TEXAS goS'
PAhf, held On March 81, 1921, 81 Houston,
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state Ui New York.
County Of Now York.
Before me. the undersigned Notary Public
for seid County aud state on this day
personally appeared y. c. Lufkin, ALmos l..
heaty, LOWS LapnAm. j. n Hlll A. d.
Hepburn j. j. Mitchell r. J. Donoghue,
X G. hoimss. W. A Thompson, ".
and Edwin b Parker. known to ne
TO be the persons whose names are sub.
serihed 90 the foregoing instrument aud
soyerelly Acknowledged 10 me that they e4.
the same for the purposes and con
aideratinn therein expressed and each Of
the said htsnefs. being By me first duly
sworn, on Biz oath asserted that the mat
tiers aud thinrs set forth and tho statements
made In tho foregoing Instrument are true.
this, the IAN day Of December, A ID.
CAmeij EDWARD rRoNE
tsosl Notary Public.
New Yorf Co. CLERKS "a. 100
New furk Co. Register 80, 2O27.
ny commission expires March 80, 1922
County Of Harris.
Before ne che undersigned Notary Public
Tor suih County aud State. on this day
personally appeared &. y. Dodge and q
L. noble kuouu 10 mc 70 be- The persons
whose n-mrs are subscribed 20 thc fore.
song Instrument and severAlly ackuowl.
Tor ne purposes and confederation therein
oppressed nnd each of said signera, being
~ hr Hrst duly sworn, on hls oath assert
ed that the meters and thing set fnuh
ahd INC stntemonts made Ia the foregoing
Given under ny hard and seal o. office
ihis Che 22ud day u December a d 1890.
tslEnrdl N. TOMFOHRDE.
tSfall Notary Pablo iu and Tor
Harris County, Texas.
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Asst Secretary.
fDACK OF STOCK DIVIDEND
WARRANTY

NOTICE, The signatare 10 this assign
mont must correspond with the name a.
written upon the face Of the certitcate. In
every particular, without alteration or en-.
larEement or any change whatever, Whom
assignments ere executed by Adminiatratofs
hxacutora. Trustees, 0usrflnna. Attarnsya,
etc. proper evidence Of their authority ~
TO act must DO on file with the Company.
ASSIGNMENT
ron VALUE RECEIVED the withln
warrant and ell rirhu evidenced thereby
are hereby assigned and Transferred TO
ssss.ssss... .ss.ss.s .tsstsst .ssss
's..s........ .s.....
Dated .......
winessa
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(signed) W. W BRUCE.
tbeaD Aasiatnnt Secretary.
EXHIBIT b

RESOLVED. that the number Of shares
late which tho capital stock o. The Texas
present numbeE to-wit 100000 sbares. Of
the par value Of 500 zach 10 100000
hhsses q the par value 81 $40 each.
RESOLVED FURTHER. that for the pur
pose u carrying into effect tho foregoing
resolution The present outstanding Ocrtih
Gates u stock Of ne par value Of 500 each
BE- surrendered and cancelled, aud that there
be issued In lieu thereof to the holders u
the present outstanding certificates four
share, Of stock Of the HsT yslqe q s26
standing Of the par value Of 500 each.
RfHoLNED FURTHER, that tho direc.
tors and Officers Of this Company be- and
hey are hereby Authorized and directed. Of
ne proper time or tianea. after January o
1890. 70 execute In The name ard on be-.
hnh Of the Company, or otherwise a. may
b proper, and 70 authenticate and file In
te onice Of the SECRETARY Of Stale any
aud al certificates. declarations. proofs aud
charter amendments nccessaFy 10 effect aud
evidence the change W. par value % shares
authorized by these resolutions, and 10 a.
any and al other acts necessary or proper
10 ordrr 70 giro effect 10 thesc resolutions.
~ Wv hruee Astistant Secretary oi
IhE TEXAS COMPANY. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY That ths above aud foregoing b
q fun- true and sorTsct copy Of q resolution
u~uhnimgusiy adopted = q meeting Of the
9.hho o. ,Hia Soiflany hold AZ ~
thth day u November 1919. % III same
Appears Of record Ia tho minute book II
said Company that due notice Of said
meeting was given 10 I'll 81 the stoekhold.
ere Of record IN accordance with the b.
laws Of said Company that said meoting
"a. called and held iu acoordauer with said
hl'iawti that Hnven Hundred Twenty three
Thousand aud Forty Caa,0GOl shares out
fnf a total ~ Eisht Hundred Fifty Thousand
isa1uuul shares outstanding Wcro repre-
aentod and voted upon a. said meeting
ane that ne entire Seven Hundred Twenty
three thousand and Forty CT21.0AOl sharri
WUru voted in favor - The said resolution
Given under my hand and the seal of m,
,aid corporation on this the sist day Of
July. 1920.
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Amendansnt 20 CeFtifieats 81 Incorporation
81
TN TEXAS COMPANY
Increasing Capital Stock 10 sfe&.460 900. 90,
with ths ~sndouefhsnt. thereon a. same ap'
psass en iie and " record ~ tho sfiss
10 resusssy Nhsrssf, ne s:sss corpo.
nstlen cYmnitsion o. the stats Of New
AsHiea has eeassd tails ssriifieats to b.
csnmissisr @ b snIssS ~ ,ss CITY 81
nsaiA 70 on M isth day of October, 4. ID.
BoNIRAcfo MoxToYA.
Auest. A. L. MORRISON, clerk.
obAhTk
THE TEXAS COMPANY
ineoipasaied undsr ths Laws ~ Tsaas. U.
cupissI stock Dessabsf "a. 1870.
4ft3. 600. 0oo.
Received Oct Is. 1891. State Corpora
soTE-Unds- The laws Of Texas article.
Of ineerpofAiion when filed With the secrs
fsD 81 state constitute and arc called tbs
sesrs.r ~ nj H. s -%ssss MA S@spa.a
April ?. 1904. And the effect u The Ger
nnsa..s ii51s s Asss'; 3 iyss and Deem
stock iroia s~sa.oo0o0Q = fl9o.oog,Ooo
and FROM sl3o, Oo0,oo0 10 fiaA- 900 900. 70
etsGsr proof as ,aessriprien and pa,meS'
A 49, 1850 - ~
helng made By affidavit 40 required b.
statute.
AMENDED CHARTER
Know All Men by Thess Presenss;
That In aeeordancs With q rssolufioi
aaasR'ea e = aesi,sE g the s,sskhoissr, 2
bsr -, 1918, At Houston. Teas. BY . vot'
Of 929.Oao shares eat ~ = total o. s5o.O0l
shares outstanding ths charter o. said com
sssl iss i iss. q M sssss 81 r s,s''f Z As re
b. amended 70 read a. follows
Ihs nsms q lAis corporation IL ''THi
This corporation Z formed for the pur
psss Of sgSiog selling .,eriss sss trans
sral solutions and a shall have the poweI
10 do these hiuEs, and % lay down, eon
.ses.i issis'"'n ys sss ,s sRiss,s s .gsss.,i ass
fixtures. storage houses and such machln
ery. apparatus, drsicea and arrangements Fl
ms{ BE- nssss.A7 20 opsrsis sssh P'psl
cupv such ;andf. rirhtH.of eay. easements
frsnchisea, buildlnEs and tifucinreu a. iaal
" necessary for the gsfposss q The cor
pfopraie tho Lands, rlshts-ofuay ease
meals and property u any person ~ cor
p~orstlon 10 own and operate reflnerles
sa.,s Esa ssa . ssss .RRipasil ,ssi saf s'i's sH,
vehicles nseessaTy In The senduci Of it
hH4iaran; and n and when not owning 81
operating oil pipe lines On this STATE. cAeep
private pipr lines IN and about ita reflnrries
flffda ana %stafions 70 engage IN the o.
and eas producing business. prospecting foI
and prodnclnf oil Erd Eaa and owning an
helfinr lands, leases asd other propsrtg ~
aid purposta. n shall also have the poue
IA ranae nc formation Of eofporations oui
slae 81 this state. not exceeding ane In an
ltafe. Territory or forairn eoaniv, who's
purpoafs end powsn eHerriaed sheu be onll
ihasa conferred ~ Law upon this company
and ~ oEn aud hold fioek Of such corpora
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Filed IN tho office Of the SECRETARY Of
ate this let day % august. a ID. 1871.
tSixnsd) \ L. STAPLES.
SECRETARY q State.

J. g L. STAPLES. Secretary u state Of
tho State % Teaas. do hereby certify that
the foregoing pages from 4 - o, incuHiyc.
contain true aud correct copies o. the fur
~ @m,nun.nt any SsrthieAte increasing
IRON SltJ 10000 10 slea 900. 1000, Tiled
August 4 1924 win tho untoraemsnis there.
nient and that accompanying said reftln.
cate Of inrcraan we're Ia aindaVita Of tho
difectorf, giving the name. reaidcneo and
npstnilec addtess Of zach snbscribcr and
In Testimony Whereof, 1 havo hereunto
'simvd my name officially aud caused To be
ny offics, In the C.ty " Austin. thia an
day u August .ip2l,
fksun y 4 CrNApT EQ
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WARRANT
STOCK DINiDLND WARRANT

STOCK DiviDEND WARRANT
No. ....,. s..-............. sharen.
being NJ the ratio Of l
share for each 10 sharcs
held.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
Incorporated under tho laws o. the State
Of Texas.
This Is 20 Certify that ..............
or assigns upon surrender Of this warrant
At the office Of The Texas Company, at
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13

trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ritchey and
two sons left Wednesday morning by
auto for a years vacation. They ex-
pect to go to the Yellowstone Nation
al Park, then to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newton Of
Psonia visited at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Ben O'Kelley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Divelbiss spent Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ritchey at
Leroux Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith enter
tained Sunday in honor of their
daughter Mrs. Merrill Trine, it being
her birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blide and Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor
and children were among the guests.
Miss May Yoxall and Miss Risby
who taught the past term on Califor-
MIA Mesa are visiting at the home of
Robert Craig. The young ladies will
here until the opening of the
summer term at the Gunnison Nor
NAL school.
About 80 members of the Rogers
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13

Mrs. Minnie Jeffries and sister Mrs.
E. Sheffield of New York city are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. Wise.
A number of cattlemen attended
the annual meeting of the Delta
county stock association held at
Delta Friday.
Mrs JIG. Hayes of Durango after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Burdick,
will continue her journey to Marsh
field, Oregon.
The North Fork Bank have re-
moved the big safe wrecked by bur
glars last winter and installed their
new fire and burglar proof safe in
stead
Wesley Richey and family left this
week overland for an extended trip
through the, Northwest country,
Montana being the proposed desti-
nation.
Victor Wright the eighteen year old
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Wright,
was thrown from a horse last week,
the animal falling on him. 1t is report
ed that his injuries are serious.
We are pleased to state the fruit
| situations all o. X. to date, the
recent flurries and light blasts hav-
ing done no damage. Our fruit growers
feel very encouraged, believing the
crop is practically out of danger.
| The Ladies' Aid society met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Paxson, an un-
usually large attendance was noticeable
Among the special features of the en-
tertainment were several musical
numbers given by Miss Thelma Will
son and the Harding sisters. Delicious
refreshments were served.
| A somewhat spooky meeting was
held at the city hall Saturday after
noon by those especially interested
in beautifying our burial grounds.
evidently trying to make it more of
an inducement to die than live by
I having a permanent resting place
amidst flowers, birds and trees in
stead of rocks and cactus.
| Last Monday evening. Mrs. Marietta
Douglas. wife of Herbert Douglas, who
weeks past, from a paralytic stroke
and other complications gave up the
struggle for life and pasted to the
Great Beyond at the age of fifty-eight
years. Mrs. Douglas is survived by
thee daughters. Mrs. Hattie Garrison
of Oregon, Mrs. Kate Driscoll. of
Ogden. Utah, and Mrs. Laura White,
of Ogden, and one son, Lee Douglas.
of Hotchkiss. The funeral service was
held at the ME. Church Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. Flynn, interment
being in the Hotchkiss cemetery.
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WHITE BROS. s.GARAGE DELTA
ROGERS MESA
, >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Charles and Glen Ellington spent
Monday In Delta.
Edgar Blide spent Saturday and
Sunday in Delta
The Ladies' Aid will meet May 18th
at the home OF Mrs. A. Linn. Sr.
Miss Alice Thompson and Miss
Alice Rice's home in Crawford
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
ten cent social in tho basement OF
the church Friday evening, May 18th.
NJ. o. Carter shipped his sheep to
Somerset Friday and from there will
take them to his ranch on the Muddy.
The Brotherhood class of the La
zear church held business meeting
Monday evening at the home OF Mr..
Lauke
A number OF young people OF the
mesa held taffy pull at the home OF
Miss Burnice Kaser at Lazcar Satur.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ritchey and
sons visited several days last week
at the home of Mrs. BOYD
The postponed meeting OF the w.
c. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs.
c. II. Divelbiss Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Compton accom-
panied Mrs. Bosworth and son as far
MS Grand Junction on their return
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
Home From Craig.

Mr.. and Mrs. Collom returned the
first of the week from Craig where
she was called to attend the funedal of
her daughter. Mrs. Orath Christian.
Mrs. Christian died at Craig April
9TH, following an accident in which
she was thrown from n horse. and
sustained fractured skull. She WIS.,
tied here last summer with her
mothed, and was well known in the
vicinity Of Delta Her two children
came to Delta with Mrs. Collom and
Will remain in the COLON home for
a time.
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His 18th Bear.

His 18th Bear.
C. p. Bettis was down from Olathe
Tuesday and while here paid the office
short call. Mr.. Belts says that he
and his son Luther were out on the
Escalante range the first week in
May and captured two cub bears
after killing the mother. This IS the
18th bear Mr.. Bettis has brought in
and is indeed a record of which to be
proud.
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pRINGE Abb: 3 ::
the national joy smoke
the national JOY smoke

Mesa Farmers Union with theil
wives attended the banquet served by
the Paonia Union Saturday evening.
All those who were fortunate enough
to attend are loud in their praise Of
the Paonia Union. After a splendid
chicken dinner, a program was given
and later a moving picture show. The
Paonia Union served about 400 at the
dinner.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
HOTCHKISS F.
. .>><<>>>>>>>>>>I

If April showers bring May flowers
will May rides bring June brides?
R. l.. Stanford and wife Of Delta
spent Tuesday here on a business and
plasure trip.
An exchange says, Don't let Gala
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
DELTA DOLLAR DAY May 10
School Election Next Monday.

School Election Next Monday.
Very little interest is being shown
in the school election to be held On
Moday, May 16. The names of only
two candidates. Dr. F. W. Grove and
VIII H. Mathers. will appear on the
ballot The successful candidate will
serve for the six years. There are
two directors to be elected.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13

nifty howlers fret you" Howling is
their business.
A. G. Frieske of the Delta Star Bak-
cry was busines vsisitor here the
first of the week.
Mrs. H. F. Dent, Mrs. George Roller,
!, and Mrs. L. T. Wise who have been
on the sick list are all better
]. w. Cowley Of Spring Gulch was
in town Tuesday doing some trading
and visiting his daughter, Mrs. P. o.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13

WE RECOMMEND .
} Our Tomato and Cabbage .
} Plants. Now on Sale. q
JOHN W. MACK .
(Guy NJ. Blair's Feed Store) .
Delta, Colorado. .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22
FINANCIAL CRISIS
IMPENDS IN TURKEY
Reports Received Here Say Con-
ditions More Chaotic Than
Heretofore.

The Terrible Turk has gone down
another notch toward the end of his
rope.
Turkeys finances are shattered. and
the Government can no longer pay the
salaries Of its civil and military func-
tionaires. t
Whatever may be left OF the Turk
fsh army may go on q strike. Amsri-
can consular reports received In
Washington show that conditions In
Turkey are more chaotic than ever.
Tho Turkish deficit on account Of
unpaid salaries for Government Off
GERS both civil aud military, extends
over the past five months. A crisis OF
serious proportions impends. accord
ing to American commissioners at
Constantinople.
Allied high commits sioners at Con-
stantinople, II was said, now are con-
sidering allowing the Turkish gov
eminent to raise the specific" duties.
to render them equivalent to an IL
per cent I'D valorem duty.
Financial relief to some extent may
be realized from collection Of the
property tax from inhabitants Of Con-
stantinople, and the revenues from
customs. may tighten the burden 1t
was declared. 6
But Allied representatives. the De-
partment of Commerce was advised.
view the situation as most serious,
for discomfort and disorder among the
people are growing daily.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22
PROUD PAPA SMELLS UP
LIKE POUTER PIGEON

NEW YORK. April 22.-When AL S,
Beckner. usually the last word in sar-
torial art, showed up in Justice Tier
ney's court with the upper three but
tons of his vest opened. his fellow
attaches believed this to be a spring
innovation in dress.
Noting the style motif, Justice Tier
ney inquired, and Beckner. blushing
deeply, whispered in the smiling Jus
tees ear:
boy, eight pounds. yesterday"
Receiving the warm congratuIa-
lions of the justice and the hearty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22
MOTORCYCLES AID
WORK OF POLICE
Suburbs Now Given Better Pro-
lection With More Ground
PatrolIed.

BALTIMORE. April 22.-'The wave
Of crime which has been sweeping
the country has focused public at
tention on the motorcycle, for time
and again 1t has been proved to be
the most effective method Of coping
with the situation" says q motor
cycle official. Many Of the bandits
and outlaws rely on automobiles to
extend their operations and the
police departments OF the country
have responded by buying and using
the speedy and more mobile motor
cycles as never before.
municipalities with adequate mo-
torcycle police protection have had
no troubl In holding the lawbreakers
in check. Under the old order Of
things, policemen on foot patrollei
the downtown districts. whereas
motorcycles have extended police
protection to the suburbs, and en-
more efficiently protected.
Because of their lightness COM
pared, with their engine power. mo-
torcycles can get away rapidly, and
can b. mana I.sr"d AMI handled In
traffic with surprising ease. Their
narrow tread enables them to PEN
citrate the traffic mazes with anaz-
ing facility
practically all Of the large cities
OF the country have motorcycle
squads. New York, PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago. Boston, Detroit. San Fran
cisco. Denver. and all Of the big
cities rely upon motorcycle police
to keep the crooks on the run.
''In addition to the city police,
many of the States have already or
ganized State motorcycle constabu-
laries. New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Delaware. West Virginia.
Michigan, New Jersey. Massachu-
sets, Ohio, Illinois. Connecticut, and
Colorado either have State motor
cycle police or are planning to es-
tablish them"
Strong soap hardens and shrinks
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back slaps of his fellow attaches.
Beckner decided to call 1t a day. The
new arrival will be called Elmer
Langson Beckner.
Others in the court room. older
and more studied in the domestic
arts-Beckner has been married but
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22

IA year-do agree that Al will be
able to button his vest again within
a few days. "They all act that way
with the first one" said an old timer.
Oh, yes. mother and babe are both
doing well at their home. 522 West
-l5Sth street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22

A special assortment with
a dozen different shapes to
select from: all firsts, no sec
onds. every ono guaranteed
not 20 shed. Your opportunity
to stock Up at a bar 90
gain price. This sale at. ZOC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22

THE CHARMING PRINCESS MARIE JOSE, third
child of the King and Queen Of the Belgians The
Princess was born at Ostend August 1906 Princess
Marie is said to be the prettiest of the younger
Princesses of all the ruling families Of Europe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22
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