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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26
Tuckern1ans TO Glue
Party for Miss Smith.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuckernan
will entertain at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club this evening
in compliment to Miss GLADYS
Chapman Smith, when there will
be a company of sixteen young
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Tuckerman
are giving dance in Miss Smiths
honor at the Edgemoor Club later
in the evening for about eighty
guests, most of whom will be
younger diplomats and the girls
with whom Miss Smith made her
debut.
Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chapman
is also giving dinner for sixteen
young guests at the Chevy Chase
Club before the Tuckerman dance.
Mrs. Chapman is entertaining in
compliment to Miss Day Hills.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26
kWnpiszelOksas Honor
Guests Thrice Today.

The Counselor OF the Polish LIE.
cation and Nine. Kwapiszewska.
who are leaving for Warsaw on May
5, were the guests for whom Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman enter
tanned a company of ten at luncheon
today at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Nine. Kwapiszewska are
the honor guests at the tea the
Charge d'Affaires of Austria and
Nine. Prochnik are giving this after
noon, and are dining tonight with
| the Persian minister, Mira Hussein
Khan Alai, who is having a com
pany of twelve in their honor.
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Retiring Si0n1ese ENJOY
Host to Successor.

The retiring minister of Siam,
Phya Prabha Karavongse, enter.
tanned at dinner last evening and
had as guests the newly appointed
minister Phya Burr Navarasth. the
Minister of Sweden and Nine Wal
lenberg, the Minister of the Meth
erlands and Nine. de Graeff, Com
missioner and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph,
Mr.. J. Van A. MacMurray, chief Of
the Far Eastern division of the
State Department.; DR.. James il.
Gore, and the First Secretary of the
Siamese Legation and Mrs. Edward
H. Lotus.
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt. Of New
York, will come to Washington
Friday, and will stay at Wardman
Park Hotel for a few days.
Mrs. Edward S. Turner, of War.
renton, Va, announces the engage.
ment of her daughter, Anne School.
Continued on Page 2S.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26
RAW SUGAR BOOSTED
ALONG WITH EXPORT

NEW york, April 26.-cnban
raw sugar today sold at 6% cents
a pound, cost and freight, New
York, up Il cent and a new high
for this year. New Orleans refiners
bought 10000 bags at this figure
for May shipment.
Refined sugar for export was
quoted at $40 cents pound FOL
May shipment and at S.25 cents q
pound for June shipment, up 26
DOintS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26

at dinner in compliment to the
Japanese ambassador, Masanao
Hanihara, in the Presidential suite
of the Willard on May 10. He will
have thirty guests.
$
The Persian minister, Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai, was among the
guests at the dinner which MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Simonds gave last eve-
ming in compliment to the retiring
Counselor of the Polish Legation
and Nine. Kwapiszewska. Col. and
Mrs. Stephen Bonsal were also
among the guests.
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GETS 6 TO 10 YEARS IN
THEFT THAT YIELDED SO

PHILADELPHIA April 26.-Judge
Monaghan sentenced James Lee, me-
gro, to serve six to ten years in the
Eastern Penitentiary on conviction
of robbery. - @
Lee was convicted of holding up
another negro two weeks ago. Lee
took Sc in cash and a watch.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26
WRITINGS OF DICKENS
ARE DECEA AIRED CLASSICS

I PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-The
question, is Dickens classic?''
Twas adequately answered by Prof
John D. Mahoney at the spring
meeting of the Dickens Fellowship,
sEheld at the Emergency Aid building.
''The best proof that Charles
4 Dickens is a classic is evidenced
through the fact that his works are
still diligently read and there is
ever a demand for his volumes" he
said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26
Corsets, $1.45
Greatly Reduced

20 corsets of various
good makes; satin stripes,
figured brooches or coutils;
front or back laced; sizes
10, 20, Fl, % and %.
20 Neglige Girdles, 75c
Each; were 95c and SIPS.
Coutil and elastic girdles.
Some are counter soiled.
IS Bandeaux, 3sc Each;
were soc and 65c. In the
larger sizes only: 40 to 46;
of figured broche, grena-
dine or repp.
80 Double Garter Bras
sieres, SIPS Each; were
$3.50. Of pink satin stripe
or figured materials; sizes
SO to 46.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Women's Crepe
Gowns, $1.25.
Were $1.05

Is Laurel-weave Crepe
Gowns; in flesh or peach
color; mussed.
10 Extra size Crepe
Gowns, 81 Each; were
$1.5O. Flesh color only.
3 Crepe de Chine Gowns,
$2.95 Each; were 1898.
Flesh color; tailored style.
6 Satin Gowns, $1.SS
Each; were $3.45. Flesh
color and lavender.
100 Undergarments Re-
duced to 38c Each. Chemise,
boomers and corset covers.
IS Women's Union Suits,
4Sc Each. Seconds of $1.25
quality. Sizes So and 50.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Cities" one of Dickens best works,
was. given by the Rev. Joseph M.
Corrigan, D. D.
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Fabric Gloves,
Soc
16.Button Length

l0-buttOn Length
All perfect fabric gloves
but in brown only; sizes 6
to tx. \.
40 Pairs White Silk
Gloves, soc Pair;' were 81.
Two-button silk gloves with
silk or suede lining; sizes
512 to 71a in the lot.
Sateen Costume
Slips, So. Were $2.95
81 figured sateen costume
slips in Persian patterns.
Messaline Petticoats,
$2.95. Were 1895
20 lowered .messaline
petticoats; in broken size
range.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Lawn Umbrella, $500
Metal Table. $3.50
Metal Chairs, each, $3.50
Three-piece fiber suite Gre
tonne cushions, neat brown
and frosted silver finish;
suite consists of settee, arm
chair and arm rocker to
match. SEQ E0
Price of suite OOsOV
Settee, $3.50; arm chair,
$21.OO; arm rocker, $21.OO;
Solid maple porch rocker
with comfortable high back
and double cane 81 "a
seat. Price .... foOU
Rustic cedar lawn 81 M
bench ....... HsVU
Rustic cedar arm 50 20
chair 1885,. OsOU
Rustic cedar 50 E0
flower stand. AsOU
Porch hammock,
complete with $1H E0.
chains ........ L eOU
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Special display Of chests trunde chests on
four wheels may be rolled under bed Also cedar of
drawers in various designs and sizes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26

Solid Cedar Chest,
as low as. $500
Special Copper Trimmed
Cedar Chest: $3.50
Cedar Chest (WindsOr
seat design $3.50
Spring display of breakfast
room suite. five-piece
breakfast room, grey en-
amel finish, consisting of
table and four $40 On
chairs ....... 7OeVV
Black and orange six-piece
breakfast room suite con-
sisting of buffet table
and four $Q7 RO
chairs $500. o. sOV
Brown decorated Mahogany
breakfast room suite con-
sisting of table Sol n
and four chairs O1oOV
Blue decorated six-piece
breakfast room suite con-
sisting of Welsh buffet,
table and 4 $1ON ~
chairs $500. 1OEsVU
Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-26
CretOnne

CretO1Ile
Splendid selection Of pref
ty patterns cream and
grey grounds, 80 ms.
wide, flower, bird and
la tic 9 designs, Ok
yd. ....... -. OOC
Net Curtains
Odd lots of White Net
Curtains, 2A yds. long
made of English net and
finished with neat lace
edges, one to five pairs
of a pattern 50 m
Pair ........ AoVU
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The Linen Shop

Ripplette and other ripple woven
White Bed Spread and Bolster Sham
Sets.
Hemmed 63x9O inches, $500 Each
Hemmed 72x9O inches, $3.50 Each
Hemmed 81x9O inches S2.75 Each
ScallOped Spread 72x9O inches with sham,
$3.50 Set.
ScalIOped Spread s1x9O inches with sham,
$500 Set.
Durable Huckaback Towels, Csc, soc, CSC and
39c Each.
Hemstitched Pure Linen Huck Towels, soc.
75c, 85c and 89c Each.
Turkish Bath Towels, Csc 39c Soc 75c 81 90
and $1.25 Each.
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Drapery Department

Porch & Canoe Pillows
18x1s ms. square, COW
cred both sides with
pretty and durable ere
tonne, filled with E0o
cotton ...,..... OVN
Drapery Material
Wood-fiber Art Silk, as
ms. wide, a high luster
fabric of splendid wear
ing quality, Blue Rose,
Gold and Null. 50 OE
berry, I'd. -. AoAO
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Walter s. Penfield will entertain
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21
ADVERTIsEMENT

Kiss 455g, i56I -t562, A57j-
@G 1+it 30. I. N. III. B. Rsst0ra-
sion Ishtg Lands in National
Forest A'oee s hereby givsn that
lae nGs described below embracing
1890 acts, Ntbia the Coconllo Mat
i6nsl H'or..sz Ali19na, viii be subject
to se and entry under the pro-
visions ef Tie hor stead laws OF tae
United States end The aet Of Jue & 1,
1885 {8 stats @ ac lle United
lan3 efflea aL Phoenia, Arizona,
oa January 81 1a28 by any qualified
person. Heea1 that f0r period cf 80
fla l .9 id date, tlle land Fll
BE zsee Is q prc8 erence right of eE-
sesica men cf the War with Ger
MANY Suell e1 service men, ln order
70 a sieu YES of their preference
right. n1ssI file thalr applications
CD o. afsw Sepsarnber 81 1923, but
PRIOR Is ,Ianuary 3, 1924. All such
asRl atieils filed on cr after Sertcm-
lee 1895, but ior TO October r.,
1923 VIII BE treated as slmui5anecas-
81 lle s.t 9 q. ~, on October II,
1923 Al such applications filed on
ar 3. .ar October Iii, 1928, but prior 80
January 8, 1923. Will be treated ia the
ar 81 asieh filed. Applications may
tie filed by The general public wilhin
40 ahgs HFi9f To January 9, l914, and
ll be sste1 al simallaneou 81 filed
a a n "a Ianuagy 9, 1928. Wa
s SF1 WN hta STA @Ei4, sW
sI 49, SilA MA
Sci SNIM sE3. So NWN SE Is,
E55 ST. 8 See. III, M5a NN}a
NE IHsa, AI5 NWA NEit, NEM
f See 20, so aeres S1a
MEL NE NE IWk NEl NE
M M Ez NV NEz NE1t SA
M47 So sWa NE34, SEA
N sW s. NH8s, Mtt AW
SHA MIA. NJ Me- SEA-, NE&
N SHl1 W54 NE4 SR a.,
sE Eh NWM Sec 20: 1G0 aeres.
/ 81 e. ii E., 6. & S. i. t. The
I ahU laIea comprise two individual
a nd entry should be allowed only
a ~ l without applicant.
z fiA 9 sWa Mi5z, SEi& hAY 5a,
4 E ~ NW III, SM t SW3 INV * J,
4 NE Nta gH6, NWA NWM SID a,
See. ST. 1g r., r. III E, G. e T..
MI. eonasanp 100 aelas. LISTED
4 without spt ieaat list 3-456l Ny y
MS nNM Sec. 81, Eaa We ~
f E NEai Sec. IS. e. IS ~, 3. s -
+ g. & S. r AIo tontaiaing 100 acres.
+ Lass q 5hoet applicant List B.
1918. E E55 sEM SWll, SW 4
SEA- VIE SH SEM See. III, NElh
I NE NH NV W1a NV N@t
MEL NAK5a MA Sec rs, a. Fl H.
R. E8 g & S. Il, Ms Containing
fV2 so asIes listed without apple
\ eaRt. TisH 1862 August q, 1928.
\ IN. N. afroft Acting Assis nt GQW-
rs sionar af THO General Land Office.
Au4. aI, Sect. al.At.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21

Of tic ros3a Engineer and Supenntea
dent ef gssets the fFown Of Fag-
tf fsr d more complete and de-
ta5ea Dc en of sid district
If3broeeiaeat boads e,sanding oi,er
Te4ied DE aHsfo iin elg 10 years
ffoa 9aeir aate an'l b9urRg Interest
t3e ras of M pe cent ner anatn
pas 3ie sehsi-annaaiy will be isp
naer the provisions of Chapter ltf
e tlia ses.siea Laws 81 1919 ans
amendments thaaeto in tho nome of
the Town e taff but payable
only oat oF the sp cial fuaJ collected
f ihe ae 4aenf district
ag owner, contractor or his a
Sd ens 81 aiig ether person directly in-
telestea cid a0flg or - the asseF
ment for t4e expenses o the sae,
a aaiag aaH ebjeetions to the ass
aes or alS oa proceeding con
neetel thefeVith "a who claims that
tla orlz lIas nat been performed ae
co3tIing e. VIE e9atAact "a b good and
ub tanGal manner, 9r siug ang
obje to Tie c9Efectnes gr legal-
itE e1 TIE pHoeeo iings, Oh claiming
Chat ia ssse meat of ans part
thereof heuid b modified, ny at
any ae sser 10 the time fixed far
said haari5is file With The T9a Glefk
of the loggn 8 Fiag yaff, Arizona.
written aases briefly nee iglog the
grounds a his eth tions and at ho
tlae fixed or aaia hearing 81 Il such
tiae or tignea ns ter than ten 10)
day hsFa To hich ucn hear-
ing bis POSTPONE ad Mayor
a Common Council il hsr nd
pa ap1 all aEaeticns 9 maao and
ed All llle decisions and de.rr-
1 Common
Council lson the haarln aforesaid
w 5e fiasI and ooaelu ye Is to all
erra a 1lities ana 3fegularitics
nhicn sd agor and Common ColH-
cil n llaxe fenie3ie1 OF avoided II
@ a#e the pgoee of the
pfoece 8inga.
B9 r of the Mayor and Com
sea Ceunal, Town of Flagstaff, Ali-
zeDa.
T PULL
Clera, Town 90 laa .if
..s
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21
ADVERTISEMENT
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
or
SUNRISE TRADING POST
COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
THAT we, ii. w. Smith, d. Babbitt,
&C. J. Babbitt, VIM. Babbitt and
R. G. Babbltt, whose names are
hereto subscribed, have associat-
ed and do hereby associate
ourselves together for the pur-
pose of becoming Incorporated and
forming corporation under the gen
ersI incorporation laws of the State
of Arizona, and for that purpose and
to that end we do hereby make, adopt,
execute and acknowledge these Art
icles OF interpretation:
ARTICLE I.
The name lof this corporation shall
BET
SUNRISE TRADING POST
COMPANY.
ARTICLE III.
The principal place of business ot
this corporation shall be in the Town
Of Flagstaff, in the County of Coco
nirlo, State of Arizona.
ARTICLE Ill.
The general nature Of the business
and objects Or purposes proposed te
be transacted and carried on by this
corporation il as follows:
ta) To buy, own, hold, sell, barter
exchange, mortgage, pledge, hypothe-
cate. breed, raise, fatten, market anC
otherwise dispose of and deal il
horses. mules, cattle, sheep, hogs ant
other live stock, and generally to con
duct and carry on q ranch and livs
stock business within OF without thu
State Of Arizona.
| fbl 10 buy, own, hold, sell, barter
EXCHANGE, lease as lessor d
leHsee. mortgage, improve, culti
vate, operate, subdivide and 9th
wise dispose of and deal il
4 lands and property either within
or without the State of Arizona, art
any and al interests therein, where
soever situate, together with any AM
all improvements, tools, implements
equipment. supplies, and any and al
other personal property Of any AM
every description, in any way neces
sarv or advantageous to the improve
snaent, operation and maintenance d
any PROPERTY owned, held Or control
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21
RIRBNa TIN
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IS eers..in Well-kaown Ias Angeles
lager 9 discus sing 5he Te1 atly
na .YEsght asst al the Athletlc
eIub
ls geatI5ds ae af the IFishman and
tha s@ Is declared, adding.
Ihe Hhl wont iHto Suring
street este a i0ged Eump0leuS
Ma1e haa finished he SHAT
f8 moments wsth tAe walt
ie# psg up hia hat and taited
safiaf cried the i, bit
yol7 al paid y0GE checs.
sage I paid t ret0rted the Hc-
N 4n went out
agIe 1!t later he told his sliend
tic .ehman Ell about il and
e3aeSle over his success an nat to-
So oatloae, Sandy went down TO the
se
ate. cl7ataered with The girl
e1 ala bis hat ana started fen the
door B1E heoe the girl caglfi say
8gif sandy himself lllilel s9sS
la, miss, bat what about
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21
#. NJ SMITH,
81. BABBITI'
@ ]. l3ABRIII',
WM. IIABBITT,
r. 6. l5ABBITT.

State Of srizons
County ct Ceeoaino, SIS.
The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before tle thia 27th day
of August, 1923, bg III. MI. Smikh, d.
Eabbitt C. j. labbitt, Mm. Babbits
and II. G. bAbbitt.
G W. JAKIF,,
(seal) Notary Public.
My commission e1pires Mar. lT, 1872
SUNRISE TRADING POST -
ARIZ0IszA CORPORATION COAI-
MISSION, Incorporating Deparslien
Filed Sept s, 1923 ST l:60 II NJ, az
request Of G. n. Miller, whose ad
dress is Iphoenixs Ari2saa.
= J. K- lcBRIDE,
Secretary.
Dy Gertrude Fogle.
Recorded at request .af A. Belmont
Sept. at, A. p. 1923, at 245 O'CLOCK
r. M., III Book If incasperation
Page IGa, Records of f30canila0 Coun-
ty, Arizona.
II. IL MARINE,
County Recorder
By Fred hEetz, Deputy.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21

10; and III conducting aisd carrying
on its business, and for the parTo g
Of attaining promoting OF furtaeflag
any enc dc more OF its SAID opJects
or purposes, to exercise a1ly or all
powers aforesaid, ard aglg otber Oh
additional powers row or hereafter
authorized bg law which ! llatrral
pcgs6n nighaa of could lawfully e2e3-
else it'll the premises, either alone oa i31
conjunction With others Ia any ans
all parts of the world
Ilg WITNESS WHEREOF, VIZ have
hereanto ael cur hands this 10th day
Of AUgusts Nin1teen Hundred twenty
rla..an 4 ~ aI24
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21

r. ITS MARIN
County Recorder
By Fred Metz, Deputy.
Ally I7lsz EST
TOWN or ETaACsT At'l7. ARIZONA
HEARING ON ASsEssElai ElsrfS.
STREET FROM THEI
N0R1H LINE or RAiLR0Ap1
AVENUE 70 TIE SOUTH LINE.
Oh Ig.ST Az agIJs, CHDDiNG
TILE INIH FIgiNs CN hs
PEN AVEN &, Bt1lCH AVEA
CffERRY Nisf BALE AVE
NUE, ELL AyFl AID FiNE
AVENUE; AGSssiZ sERE,
FROM THE NORTH IsIAE OH
RAILROAD AVENUE 80 s
SOUTH LIHIE or Es.-d aNE.N 2 e,
INCLUDING T i1TEssAG-
TI0Ns or BIRcA yEN
CHERRY AVENUE AND Dale
AvE ETE, VERDE STREET
FIsoI TIE SOUTH LINE GFI
BIRCH AVENUE SO THE NORTH
LINE or DALE AYE E IN
CLUDIlyEs gE TI0Ns
CF BIRCH AVEA CHERRY
AVENUE And Dsi.E VEN
AND THAT P0RT OH THE
ROADWAY or SLID STREET l0
TEEI IN N1DTa 0N 81 H SIDE
or TE lla1E LIVE or SAID
STREET MAKING 4 TOTAL.
WlDTH CT TWENTY HEEf
FROM TIE SOUTH LINE Or AS
pm AVENUE, TX NC
S0UTHFaiY AID PaRaIll EL-
ING CENTER LINE or SAID
STREET, 4 DISTANCE or $50
FEET AID IECl.l Z I1g AT TEL
IiSTE IzTI0N or ASPEN AVE-
NUE. Aid VERDE STREET
WHERE Tic SOUTH LINE oF
TIE PAVEMENT OH ASPEN
ANENIgE AND 1'fE sT AND
WEST LINES Or THE PAVE
MENT on VERDE STREET WfII
BE CARRIED re 81 IaTERS go
TI0N us sE9WN OH PLANS;
BIRCH AVENUE FB0M YBE
EAST LINE OF SAN FRS NgIsG'C
STREET re THE EAST LINE OF
TERRI ACE AVEN AND
GUIDING THE INTERSECTIONS
or EIDE.N STREET. AND TER-
RACE AVENUE CHERRY AYE-
NIJE FROM THE East LINE ON
AGAssiiz STREET T0 THH
WEST LIME OF VERDE
DALE AVENUE. FROM THE
EAST LINE or AGAssIz
STREET TO THE NE sT IiNE OH
VERDE STREET ia TIE EoWn of
Flagstaff, Arizona
Public notice Of time limit fixed by
The Maysr and Compan Cornell of
Che Town Of Flags sc, Arizona, To-
hearing and passing ispen the assess
ments and the proceedings heretofore
had and talen for st Get work on
Beaver street froa tile north line cf
Railroad avenue 70 tlAe soatEl hna ol
Hunt avenue, including the intere eel
fions of Aspen avsne Birch ayeaue
Cherry avenue, l1al9 Avesne, a
AYeaae and Fire Avenue; Agass
Street, ffem Tie neith Tine Of ilail-
road A9fnus 10 the saut3I Inc cf Ai8la
Avenue, including the Intersections of
Birch Avenue, Cherry Avenue, ans
Dale Avenue; Verde Street, from tae
south line Of Birch Ayenae to The
north Inc of Dale avenue, including
the inte sections of Birch Ayenue
Cherry Avenue ana Iisle Avenue, and
THAT portion Of the IsoasINay Of said
Street I'D feet in wiylsa On each side
cf the center Line of sal street. mak.
ine b total width III twenty feet IRON
the south line of Aspen Avenue, ex
tending ontherlg AID leiing CEN
Ter line Of said streat4 distance oi
$50 feet and ineluslg ct Tic inter
section of Aspen Avenue aild Verde
street where tie south liile Of tlls
pavement Ga Aspen aseaae afld tbs
east and west lines of le pave1aanl
On Verde Street viii be carried To a
intersection as shown ga plans; Hiref
Avenne from The esst line of sa1
Francisco Street to tic east line ri
Terrace Avenue, and including the iif
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21

Recorded al request Of A. Belmont
Sept. IL, Al. 10. 1923, at 2:45 o'clock
P. NJ, in Book 8 of interpretations,
Page 175, Records of Coconino Count
ty, Arizona.
r. II. MARINE,
County Recorder.
By Fred Metz, Deputy.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21


Fl. WI Smith, Lsupp, Arizona.
ID. Babbitt, Flagstaff, Arizona.
G. j Babbilt, FLAGSTAFF, Arizo1Ia.
VIM. Babbitt, Flagstaff, Arizof,l.
r. G. Babbitt Flagstaff, Arizona.
ARTICLE AT
The private property Of The Stock
holders Of this corporation shall be
exempt at all times and in any eveHt
from any and al liability for i5s COR
porate debts of any kind Whatsoever.
ARTICLE XII.
The clauses he1einab0ye set 1'orth
ia Article III hereof shall be coll-
strued as q statement of both objects
aOr purposes and powers, which paT els
shall be clglzau ative; and no recitation
expression or declaration he9ain Of
any specified object or purp0sc o1
special power shall be deened to Be
exclusive ef any one Or more oil the
others, or of any ether power which
may be lawfully exercised, and it Il
hereby expressly declared that an
other lawful powers not Inconsistent
Herewith are hereby included, ane
this corporation shall have po5Yei. te
carry into effect any one OF more
or all Of the objects OF pur1oses here.
inaboye set FORTH and TO that ems
TO do any one OF more OF ell oil t9e
acts and things aforesaid, ard like.
wise any of al such other acts anG
things necessary or Incidental there
to as such corporation may lawfully
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21

(a1 The affairs OF this corporation
shall be conducted, governed and con-
trolled by q board Of five 80 direc-
tors. which number of directors may
be either increased or reduced by res
olution Of the beard of directors.
(bl Said board of directors shall be
elected at the annual meeting OF
stockholders of this corporation which
shall be held on the fifteenth (15th)
day Of February in each year at $3.50
o'clock in the forenoon, and all dlrec-
tors shall serve until their successors
respectively are elected and qualified.
(c) Until the first annual meeting
of stockholders, and until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified, the
following named persons shall COM
nose the board Of directors of this
corporation: j. p. Kerley, ID. Babbitt,
r. G. Babbitt, G. ]. Babbitt and VIM.
Babbiti.
(dl The board Of directors Of this
corporation shall have power to fill
any vacancy or vacancies occurring IN
the board, and also to fill any vacancy
or vacancies occurring among the OF
fieers Of the corporation.
(e} Said board Of directors shall
have full power to establish and adopt
bylaws for the government of this
corporation, and to alter and amend
the same, and to make all rules and
regulations expedient for the manage
ment of the affairs of this corpora-
tion.
(f) Any person who shall cease te
be stockholder shall thereupon cease
to be a director Of this corporatios
ARTICLE VIII.
(a) The officers Of this corpora
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mixed wheres0ever situate, to SEE
cure its bonds, debentures, proniis-
sorry notes, contracts and other o3llga-
tions, or either Of any thereof, bit Il
made, issued or incurred, whether as
principal oil as such surety or guar-
antor aforesaid.
(m) TO have and maintain other
than and In addition to its aforesaid
principal office, one or more cffices
FOR the saetian of lts buslrisas,
whereat meetings of lbs board of dill
rectors may be held, either within oh
at any place or places without the
State of Arizona.
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