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Room for Rent With Boaro

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Belt car and bus. Bel. 20S7-W
LEXINGTON. 1927: nice rms: private
emit; home privileges. DRexel 1871.
PARKER. 1902; lovely Inn & hd. children
with or without parents. Web. 1901.
BABY TO BOARD WITH MOTHERS
CARE. CALL LINCOLN 7149.
CHILDREN 10 board; mothers care; good
location. Riley 6349.
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TWIN BELL DEVELOPMENT INcOR-
PORATED
Certificate OF AMEN DMENT
OF
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
TWIN BELL DEVELOPMENT INCOR-
PORATED.

Twin Bell Development Incorporat-
ed, corporation created, organized
and existing under and by virtue OF
the provisions of the Statutes of the
State of Nevada. the Articles of Incor-
poratlon of which were filed in the
office of the Secretnry of the State OF
Nevada on the twenty third day Of
August, A. D. 1925,
DOES HEREBY CERTIFY:
FIRST: That at meeting of the
Board of Directors OF the Twin Bell
Development Incorporated, duly held
and convened, a resolution was unani-
mously adopted setting forth the ad-
visibility OF the amendment proposed
to the Articles of Incorporation and of
submitting the same to the stock hold.
ers of the corporation at special
meeting of stockholders to be held at
the Office of the Company at Las We
gas. Nevada, the llth dayAof February,
1927, providing all the stock holders
sign written waiver Of the notice re-
q quired to be given in accordance with
the provisions of Sections Seven and
Twenty seven of an Act to provide a
general corporation law for the State
of Nevada approved March twenty
first, 1925. which resolution of the
Board of Directors is as follows, to. w.t.
"RESOLVED: That the Board of
Directors hereby declare that it is ad-
visable in the interest Of the corpora
tion and of the stockholders to amend
the Articles of Incorporation of the
corporation in such manner as to
change Article w. of the Articles of
Incorporation to read as follows: The
capital of the company shall be Five
Hundred Thousand ($500,0O0 OO) Dol
lars. divided into Five Million Is, ,O0O,-
OG0) shares of The par value of ten (10cj
cents per share"
SECOND: That thereafter and pursu-
ant to the aforesaid resolution of this
Board of Directors, all of the stock.
holders of the Company signed writ
ten Waiver of Notice, which is as fol-
lows, to-wit
"Waiver of Notice of Meeting of the
Stock holders of the Twin Bell Devel-
opment Incorporated"
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors
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Secretary. duly executed said Certii-
cate before me and acknowledged the
said Certificate to be their act and deed
and the act and deed OF said corpora
ton; that the signatures of the said
President and OF the Secretary of said
corporation to said foregoing Certifi-
cate are in the handwriting of the said
President and Secretary of said COM
pany. respectively. and that the seal
affixed to said Certificate is the COM
mon or corporate seal of said corpora
ton, and that their act of sealing, exc
cutting. ack acknowledging and delivering
the said certificate was duly authorized
by the Board of Directors and Stock
holders of said corporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, [ have
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of the Twin Bell Development IncOr-
ated did at the regularly convened
meeting of the directors held on the
goth day of January, 1927. declare the
advisability of amending the Articles
of Incorporation of the company to
change Article w of said Articles of
Incorporation to read as follows:
The capital of this company shall be
FIVE Hundred $500 600 00) Dollars di-
vided into Five Million Is 600, 000)
shares of the par value of ten (10c,cents
each. and
WHEREAS the Board of Directors
propose to submit the said resolution
to the stockholders at special meet
ing of the stockholders to be held at
two o'clock P M. on Friday the 11th
day of February, 1927, at the Office OF
the Company at Las Vegas. Nevada,
provided all the stockholders sign
waiver of the notice which is req quired
to be given In the manner provided
by Sections Seven and Twenty
seven of the Act providing for the gen.
eral corporation law of the State Of
Nevada;
Now, therefore, we, the undersigned,
being all of the stockholders OF the
Twin Bell Development Incorporated,
in the amount set opposite our respec.
tive names, hereby waive the said re-
quired notice of the time and place of
said meeting OF the. stockholders, it
being understood that at the said
meeting the said. proposal for al
amendment to said Articles of Incor-
ceration. as aforesaid will be SUBJ
mitted to the holders for their consid.
Grafton and vote; and we consent to
the transaction, at said meeting, Of
any further business in connection
Herewith or pertaining thereto.
Dated February 4th. 1927.
Name No. Shares Owned
Henry J Grohs 304. 700
Phyllis A. Grohs 200
Joe Gindele 100
Geo Morris $4,000
H. B Radcliffe $4,000
Joe Gindele $4,000
VIM P. Tiedeman Is 900
Third: That thereafter at the regu-
lar meeting of the stock holders of the
said Company held at the office of the
Company at two o'clock P. M. on Fri
day the 1lth day of February, 1927, in
Las Vegas, Nevada, at which meeting
the holders of the entire authorized
capital stock of said corporation were
present in person Or by proxy, the fol-
lowing resolution was duly moved,
seconded and unanimously carried, the
entire authorized capital stock of the
company voting:
s'Reaolved that the Articles of In
corporation of the Twin Bell Develop
ment Incorporated be amended by
striking out Paragraph ". thereof
and inserting in place and stead of said
Article w. the flowing paragraph:
ARTICLE Nv.
That the capital of this company
shall be Five Hundred Thousand($500,
900 00) Dollars, divided into Five Mil
lion Is, 000,00O) shares of the par value
of ten (l0c) cents per share"
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
Twin Bell Development Incorporated
has caused its corporate seal to be
hereunto affixed and this certificate to
be signed by Henry J. Grohs. its Pres
ident, and Phyllis A. Grohs, its Secre.
tary, this 10th day of February, A. d
1927.
TWIN BELL DEVELOPMENT INCORPOR-
ATED
By HENRY j. GROHS.
It's President
BY PHILLIS A. GROHS,
Its Secretary
instrumentation Sea0
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hereunso set my hand and seal OF
Office the day and year first aforesaid.
CLARA e. SEARLE
Notary Public in and for the
County of Los Angeles.
(Notarial SeaD State of California.
My com mission expires Dec. 1. 1929.
Endorsed:
Certificate OF Amendment OF Articles.
of Incorporation Twin Bell Develop.
ment Incorporated.
Filed at request of Corp. Tru. Co.
L. A. Feb. 23, 1927.
w. G.. GREATKOUSE,
Secretary of State
BY ]. w, LUSK,
Deputy Secretary Of State
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DO YOU REMEMBER NOGALEs 80
YEARS AGO JULY %. 1897

NOgaleS ana cool OH.
Al Peck returned from Las
Planches Wednesday.
The hall in the new Masonic
building is the best hall in Pima
county.
Col. Wm. Roy has been under
the weather with rheumatism
this week.
The Wylie building will soon
be completed as will also the
Breen building.
J. j. Chatham has been ap
pointed temporary Inspector of
customs at Nogales.
Vim. S. Cranz returned from a
trip to Arizpe district in Sonora
last Saturday morning.
O. K. Franklin and DR.. r. FL.
Welles went out to Washington
Camp Monday on business.
Collector Fl. K. Chenoweth
went to Tucson Thursday night
and returned home this morning
L. L. Lindsey's freight teams
arrived from La Mexicana Wed
nesday loaded with concentrates
from the mine.
A law and mining firm has
been formed in Nogales by W.P.
Harlow and j. A. Gowan, with
Offices in the Montezuma hotel.
Manuel Mascareflas, Jr.. is up
from Hermosillo on a visit to his
family. Manuel has a host of
friends in Nogales who are al
ways glad to see him.
Escalada Bros. have bought
ten-mule team at Phoenix. The
team is on the road down here
now and will be used on the So.
nora side to haul freight to and
from the mines.
John Maloney has let a con
tract for a one hundred foot tun.
mel on his lead mine fifteen
miles from Nogales. Mr.. Ma
loney has a fine lead property
and he finds ready sale for the
output.
Conductor Jack Woodrum will
60 to Alaska next. March and
try his luck in the new gold
fields. He expects to be gone q
year. Mrs. Woodrum will stay
with her parents in Texas dur
ing Jacks absence.
Judge G. Fl. Robinson, attor
ney for the Sonora railroad, has
gone to Chicago and New York
on business connected with the
Sonora and N. M. & A. roads
and annulling the contracts by
the Mexican government.
Frank Olsen, who was recent
ly stabbed by Mexican Pete at
Washington Camp, was brought
to Nogales Wednesday by Capt.
G. B. Kelton and is now in the
Sanitarium. Mr.. Olsen. though
very bad off, may recover.
Barney Cohn, a former resi-
dent of Nogales, was in town
several days this week from
Hermosillo where he is running
the Grand hotel with his brother
Henry. Barney rode the K. P.
goat Wednesday night at a spe
cial meeting.
It is only a hundred miles from
Nogales to where every kind of
wild game one can think OF is
found in abundance. Anyone
who wants to have a hunting
and prospecting trip combined
can get what they want by 60
ing to the Ajo mountains.
Mr.. I. Bonillas and a party of
seven men were surveying in
the Ajo mountains about seven
years ago where Bill Randall
has just located his copper mine,
and they had brush with
fifteen Apache Indians. They
licked the reds, killing one,
wounding several others and
captured fifteen head of horses
the Indians had stolen a few
days before.
Company &c" held an election
Tuesday night and elected Harry
V. Lewis second lieutenant to
fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Jimmie Fisher.
There were several candidates
as follows: T. F. Broderick,
Harry V. Lewis, Julio Ullmann, ,
Marshall Bird and K. A Burton.
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State OF California,
S!
County of Los Angeles

County OF Los Angeles
Be 1t Remembered that on this 10Th
day of February, 1927, personally came
before me. the undersigned Notary
Public in and for tho County and State
aforesaid. Henry J. Grohs. the Presi-
dent, and Phyllis A Grohs. the Secre-
tary, of the TWIN BELL DEVELOP
MENT INCORPORATED, a corpora
ton of the State Of Nevada, the Cor.
poration described in and which exc
cuted the foregoing Certificate, known
to me personally to be such. and they,
the said Henry J. GrOhs as such Presi
dent, and Phyllis A. Grohs as such
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OFFICE OF al
w. G.. GREATHOUSE
SECRETARY OF STATE.
THE STATE OF NEVADA
(Great Sea)
Department of State

Department of State
I, w. G. Greathouse, the duly elect
ed. qualified and acting Secretary of
State of Nevada.do hereby certify that
the annexed is true, full and correct
transcript of the original Certificate of
Amendment of Articles of Incorpora-
ton of
TWIN BELL Development INCOR-
PORATED
as the same appears on file and of re-
cord in this office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of State, at my Office in
Carson City. Nevada, this 10th day Of
May, A. D. 1927
w. G. GREATHOUSE,
(Great SeaI Secretary of State.
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Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $780,
00000) divided into FIVE hundred
thousand (500.000) shares of the par
value OF One Dollar ($l.00) per share.
V
That the amount subscribed and fully
paid capital stock with which the COM
paay will commence business is five
(500) shares; that the names and ad
dresses OF each of the original su bscrib-
ers to the capital stock are:
Henry j. Grohs Whittier, Calf
Phyllis A. Grohs w Whittier, Calf.
Joseph Gindele Nogales. Ariz.
That the amount subscribed Dy each
Henry J. Grohs $500 90 =
Phyllis A. Grohs 200 90
Joseph Gindele lOC 10
That the period Of tho corporate ex-
jstence Of this company is not limited
and is, therefore, perpetual
VII
That the mem be.s OF its governing
board shall be styled directors and the
number of such directors shall be not
less than three ~ nor more than five
l(5). and the above named subscribers
with their addresses shall constitute
| the first Board OF Directors.
ARTICLE VIII
That after the amount Of the SUBJ
scription price Or par value Of said
stock has been pain in. said capital
stock shall not be subject to any assess.
ment to pay the debts of said corpora
/ tion.
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands this 23rd day
of June, 1926.
HENRY J. GROHS s
PHYLLIS A GROHS
JOSEPH GINDELE
State of California
County of Los Angeles : SIS.
On this % day of June, 1926. person
ally appeared before me William A
Sumner, q Notary Public in and fol
| the County of Los Angeles. State oi
California. Henry J Grohs. Phyllis A
Grohs and E. W, Gindele, known to me
to be the same persons described ir
and who executed the foregoing instru
ment. who acknowledged to me thai
they executed the same, freely and
voluntarily, and for the uses and pur
poses therein mentioned.
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, at my Office in said County
of Los Angeles, the day and year ir
this certificate first above written.
WILLIAM A. SUMMER,
(Seal) Notary Public in and for the
County of Los Angeles, State
of California.
McGee, Sumner & Tilden
Attorneys for Incorporators
Endorsed:
I Articles of Incorporation OF the Twin
Bell Development Incorporated Filed
at the request of MCGEE, Sumner &
Tilden, Los Angeles, June 26, 1926,
w. G.. GREATHOUSE,
Secretary of State.
By J. w. LUSK,
Deputy Secretary OF State.
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The Appreciative Guest
nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:

HEAR Mis-. BEECAMAN.
~ I am invited out to spend
the evening with some friends Of
my friend.
1. Who should suggest leaving
my friend or /?
2. Also. when leaving. whom
should you thank for the eve
ming first-the host or the hostess?
Or could you say something to
both? 2. G.
If you are 3 woman and your
friend" is man tyou do not
say in your letter., then you, the
woman, have the privilege OF
making the suggestion that 1--WE
must be going" The gentleman
waits for the lady to say this.
2. A good question, this. and
one that too many people do not
pay enough attention to. We
should first thank our hostess for
the happy time that we have had
in her home. and then we SAould
thank our host. Not only could
you say something to both. but
you should say something of APP
probation to both
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DR.. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
By DIR. FRANK CRANE
A Happy Old Age

interview with Justice Holmes of the United States
Supreme Court the other day. attention called to
the principle which he adopts for staying young
This principle is nothing but work
Work for all is the very best medicine for all the ills to
which flesh is heir.
The beauty of work that takes of ones self
Whatever divert ones attention from ones self and
direct 1T toward other people toward nature benefit
to the human organism
Mans body and mind completely composed that thew
defy human management Their well being is much better
cared for by nature and by instinct The cure for most
kinds OF diseases Of body and mind let them alone and
direct one 8 energies somewhere else
Justice Holmes, who is of the famous DR. Oliver
Wendell Holmes is about eghtysx years of age and going
strong he hardly misses day in court and his life IS
occupied with regular routine
he says II ne should give up his work he would die
Many have found this be true and manv deaths ara
aceabe to the fact that in their old age have given nm
their occupations and devoted themselves to idleness
Justice Holmes loves his work It absorbs and interests
him. '
The diseases to humanity fall helpless against his
of work. as
Work is blessing and work be the primal curse placed
upon the human race by the Almighty then God curse is
tne pest OF mans blessings for who is always busy
employed has the best guarantee of long life
Better than gland treatment the operations Of beant
specialists any other kind Of attempt to preserve ono
self to lind congenal work in which one NAV expend b
energies. P MS
tcoDyFiEht 1927 Mcclure Newspaper syndicatsD
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1nsides and Intimate Symptoms.
That go something like this
Do you have dizzy spells?
rs your sleep broken?
DO your eyes smart?
do your feet swell?
+. Have you melancholy moods?
DO you suffer from discomfort
after eating?
Then be warned in time. for
you are evidently afflicted with a
Hardening of the Cellular Tissues
of the Nebular Hypothesis. These
seemingly commonplace symptoms
are Natures Stop, Look, and
Listen sign. If you disregard
them you are doomedl Take
Stupefied Concentrate of IIotair
in liquid or pellet form and be
saved"
Now I'm not Directing to the
ad. What gives me pause is our
reaction to such ads--to all such
propaganda. We think we're CIV
ilized but when It comes down to
practical details. no voodoo wor-
shipping savage has anything on
most Of us. ANY medicine man.
given q coupla dried frogs legs
cad q. little blood from q cross
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BY Garrett P. Serviss

lations that you observe between
particular tastes or flavors and
corresponding tunes or notes.
Find out also, II you can whether
the. popularity Is hereditary. Did
your parents. or other members
Of your family, ever experience
anything of the kind? This Is an
important point to be considered
in all such cases.
There is not the slightest rea-
son for your being at all dis.
turbed by this singular association
of the effects Of two different
senses. Just what part in the
phenomenon should be assigned
TO imagination it is difficult to
say, but you would be greatly
interested by Francis Cations
book, Inquiries Into Human
Faculty" published in the Every.
man Library. There you may
read of some truly astonishing
mental associations between the
various sensations of color and
the form of the letters Of the
alphabet, or the figures repre-.
senting numbers, or certain
names or words. There are
people who always visualize such
things dressed in distinctive col
ors, which are often very vivid.
The sound of a word or the name
OF a numeral pronounced in
their presence will call up the
appropriate figure in it's peculiar
color. But the sound is not
necessary to produce this effect:
merely thinking of the word, let
ter, or figure, suffices to bring
its cromatic image before the
minds eye.
You might try whether simply
thinking of particular pieces of
music, or the mental utterance
OF particular notes, produces the
same impressions of taste in the
mouth that accompany the actual
hearing.
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eyed rabbit, can
put a kahunah
on the healthiest
aborigine that
will kill him
deader'n a door
nail. within AZ
h ours. And
we're just as
susceptible to
advertising as
that benighted
heather.
CONSIDER those
ads a 6 ain.
You've re q d
them. So have
j, And what
happened? This
is what hap
pened. At once
we experienced
a pain in our
neck, swelling
of the feet. mel.
ancholy moods,
-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-19
By ELSIE ROBINSON
Are You Psychic?


ness and discomfort after eating.
Yea, Bo-we sure are the gullible
guys.
Or. II you're not interested in
medical details, consider all these
Circuit Observation-Disclosures Ad.
justers-Fortune Tellers and other
Soul Searchers. who write your
name backward, analyze your
dreams, count your witches and
then steer you right toward your
destiny. Ever read any of their
diagnoses? They run about like
this, :
you are misunderstood.
you are dangerously repressed.
'You are sensitive.
You would be q remarkable
and magnetic person il the ma.
Ign forces depressing you would
give you a chance.
You are strangely psychic and
set apart for q remarkable fate,
ETC., etc"
Now I ask you. Is there q.
human biped who wouldn't come
across with five bucks to hear
those enthralling facts? No, there
isn'ti
All of which makes n,G wonder
why we act 80 snooty to Guinea
Hens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-19
MEDITATIONS
OF A WIFE
By Helen Rowland
We Women
Just Like a WomamI

We Women
Just Like a WomamI
Oh, l was never meant to dwell
In houses built on rocks
But In airy. fairy castles where
the soft sand CLEANS,
Where there are no bleak tomor.
rows, and no duties, and no
clocks,N
And time is all for loving, and
for laughter and for dreams!
Love, there has never been day
my heart has failed to
break!
But I have watched the stars
with you. the long night
through!
Oh, there have been a dozen
honest loves that I might
take;
And yours was never true love
but I love YOU!
y II 4
NNHE annoying thing, to a man,
- about stealing a girls heart is
that she is always so unwilling to
take It back again when he has
finished with It!
a
No woman can believe that her
husband was ever as innocent,
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action by musical sounds that
have been purposely associated
with the act of eating. Thus
the mouths of dogs that have
been accustomed to hear certain
sounds simultaneously with the
mastication Q their food begin to
water, and their appetite is awak-
ened II the accustomed sounds
are heard even when food is not
present. The sounds affect them
much as the smell Of the food
would do. for, although there Is
no natural association between
the senses of taste and Of hear.
ing, habit Is able to create such
an association.
Your experience. however. goes
much farther than this, and Is
worthy Of analysis by some expe-
rienced psychologist. You may, to
a certain extent, perform the ana.
lysis yourself by noting carefully,
and writing down, the precise re-
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It's Nearly Time

Rhode Island Avenue Fourteenth Street Northwest to-
the District Line at Mount Rainier, of the original
high speed Boulevard planned to accelerate motor
in this city Some months ago the Traffic Department erected
sop signs in most Of the streets crossing Rhode Island
Avenue but for unexplained failed to put up
signs streets like New Jersey Avenue Seventh Street and
Florida Avenue.
The moorist driving in Rhode Island Avenue thinking he
had the right of way all along the line rarely slowed up
these unmarked streets The result confusion during
the rush hours
During the past few days. however stop signs have been
erected at Florida and New Jersey Avenues but Ninth and
Eleventh Streets are still unmarked
Here's hoping ALL the streets will be properly marked
IN the future and Rhode Island Avenue made in fact
as well as theory high speed throughraffic boulevard
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LISTEN, WORLD!
LIKE ads. L
Il consider hon


LIKE ads. 1
consider hon
est ads the most
Tive" and val
liable historical
data of the day.
IL you want to
X n o W on r
world, yourself
and your neigh
Dor, read the
ads.
But be pre-.
pared for a. few
shocks as well
as for pleasant
surprises. For
some of our ads
do certainly ex.
pose some re.
markable flaws
in the well.
known human
intelligence.
For example,
those cosy little
talks ah0I1f mr.
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TASTING MUSIC

''Is it possible for a persons
sense of taste to be affected by
music? When I hear music I
imagine that on hearing certain
notes experience certain
tastes. Only some notes seem
to produce this unusual sensa-
ton. The notes which are
pleasing produce pleasing tastes,
the discords unpleasant. My
sense of taste has been at
fected in this manner since
childhood. I wish to know
whether 1t is an actual sensa-