Dividend Mining and Milling Company Articles and Amendments
The document records incorporation of Dividend Mining and Milling Company in Arizona with principal offices in Phoenix and Boston, and New Mexico and Mexico as related connections. It details articles, stock, powers, and a 1903 amendment reducing common stock to 2.5 million with a $0.50 preferred stock, plus board action and stockholder ratification.
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Territory of
New Mexico
J. W. Raynolda
Territory of New Mexico
Arizona
A. D
J. W. Rivadva
Phoenix
Betey City
Socorra County
Boston
Maas
D. M. Estey
Tex City
J. M. Bryson
Estey City
Fred B. Street
New Haven
Conn
Coburn
United Staes
Cor Orate
United States
Massachusetts
A.D
D. M. Kurny
Copy of Dividend Mining and Milling Company Articles
Territorial record shows a June 29 1993 certification of a full true copy of the original articles of incorporation for the Dividend Mining and Milling Company filed June 2 1903. Endorsed No 3599 foreign corporation record, with initials Axton Nicos and Raymonds.
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Territory of
Arizona
Maricopa
B. F. McFail
Jos
I. B. F. McFall
B. F. McFatn
A. S. Axton
County Recorder
W. FP. Nicos
Territorial
Cor
Mexico
Dam Fraud Letter to Australian MP Prompts Anger
An indignant constituent's handwritten missive accuses a member of parliament of fraud and mockery over a failed request for an office. The note, filled with boisterous insults and threats, ends with a taunt about social standing and a final unrelated aside about Miss Ryne and Mabel.
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Australia
Too Much Precaution And Odd Sagas In A Telegraph Verse
A collection of short humorous items and anecdotes from various papers. A German farmer’s wagon is hit on a track. a witness admits “a couple of swallows” from a pint. a probate judge mishears a joke about executioners. Fragments include light quips about wages, politics, and a classified ad seeking managers with weekly salary.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Do you Want the Earth monthly illustrated journal
The Earth is a monthly illustrated journal from Santa Fe that speaks the truths of the Southwest and California. It features letters from farmers stockmen and fruit raisers, strong editorials and useful miscellany. An immigration helper, it invites subscriptions and offers a six month gift distribution to five eastern friends with 50 cents sent to The Earth, 1120 Railway Exchange Building Chicago.
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the Earth
The
Santa Fe
Southwest
California
Railway Exchange Building
Chicago
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Swisher
University of New York City
U. S
Socorro
Pr ¢ & Duncan
California Street
J Kornitzer, M. D., A. M
Preeman & Cameron
Attorneys AT Law
Carlsbad, New Mexico
H. Dougherty
Attorney AT Law
James G. Fitch
Terey Block
W KE. Kelley
W. 8. Childers
Albuquerque, New Mexico
ErEco Baca
Carthage
M.L. Hilton & Givane Luera, Proprietors
C. T. Brown
A. H, Hilton
San Antonio
National Life Insurance Co. of
U. S. of A
Congress
C. Severns
E. Burlingame & CO
Ixsonare Laboratory
Colorado
Maiter Expreas Mill
Lawrence St
Deayer
Colo
Dr. King
Iter
Trape Manns
Aleton
United States of America
Territory of Arizona
W. ¥. Nichols
W. F. Nicnors
Arisona
D. M. Esti
State of Connecticut
County of New Haven
County of
D. M. Batey
J. M. Brynon
Benjamin F. Coburn
SumpeRick McCratr
Isaac T. Stonparn
Easy
F. Conors
D. M. Katey
York
Sree
O Seringe Co
Atarer B
F.eres
Territorial Auditor of the
Maud
Miss Ryne
Mabel
Doctor J. Kornitzer
J. Kornitzer
Moberly
Dogrel
Philadelphia Press
Catholic Standard and Times
Williamson
Henderson
Uncle Sam
Bank of England
Chamberlain
Caxton Biidg
Dewitt &Co
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta
Bensral
Ninth &T
Colum
States
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Mantin
Drake
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