Lisle Maxwenn Goes Alone After Unfolding Secrets
Lisle Maxwenn insists on solitude after revealing her disguise and plans. Craig Thompson accepts her demand, agreeing to stay away for two months while she establishes her new path, with Erna and Tom left behind at the ranch. Lisle travels alone to begin a self defined course.
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Maxwell
Craig Thompson
Erna
Lisle
Sierras
Craig
Thompson
Dan Maxwell
Erna Thomas
Tom
Lisse Cummly
Pali
Eno
Gian Lisle
Kansas City
Articles of Incorporation United Gold and Platinum Mines Company
Formally certifies the incorporation of United Gold and Platinum Mines Company under Arizona Territory law. The signatories declare their association as a corporation and set forth the purposes for which it is formed.
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Territory of
Arizona
United Gold and Platinum Mines Company Articles
The document details incorporation of United Gold and Platinum Mines Company with principal Tucson office and power to operate nationwide and abroad. It lists incorporators N. E. Rishel J. Lawrence Carter and H. Milford Thurston, share distribution, and broad objects including mining, manufacturing, licenses, and property dealings. It sets capital stock at 20 million dollars, 2 million shares, with 1.75 million common and 250,000 preferred stock. It covers officers, duration, indebtedness limits, and stockholder protections, with notarization and official county recording in May 1902.
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United Gold and Platinum Mines Company
Tucson
Arizona
United States
District of Columbia
N. E. Rishel
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Lawrence Carter
H. Milford Thurston
Broad Street
New York City
Territory
A. D
Broad St
Territory of Arizona
Pima
Ss. I. Chas
A. Shibell
Territory of
Pim
Arizona Territory
Chas. A. Shibell
Pima County
Notice of Pima County Voter Re-registration Order 1902
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona orders a re-registration of voters under revised statutes. C. O. Rouse, Clerk, certifies the order was entered April 7, 1902, with seal affixed May 15, 1902, first publication May 15, last publication October 11, 1902.
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Tucson
Arizona
Pima County
Territory of Arizona
Pima
O. Rouse
Board of Supervisors
Arizona Territory
Patient credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy after ovarian surgery
Mars G Bruce of Lansing describes years of travel and poor health leading to ovarian surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Satviative Wash she reports renewed health within a month and full recovery in three months, endorsing the remedy and offering to share confidential notes.
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Mars
G. Bruce
Lansing
Mickle
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Notice on La Julia Mine rights in Magdalena district
A. R. Franco and J. J. Simond warn that William M Hoeyhee claims sale of the La Julia mine in the Caraca mountains Magdalena district twelve miles from Llano, where they hold one fifth each. They state no sale or transfer without their consent affects their rights and will be affirmed by proper tribunal when due.
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Wm. M. Hoeyhee
la Julia
Smd
Caraca Mountains
Magdalena
Llano Station
A. R. Franco
J. J. Simond
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