office in the district, then to any clerk or agent of such corporation who may reside or be found in the district, or if no such officer be found, then by leaving a copy thereof at the residence or usual place of abode of such clerk or

Services by Publication. Alaska C. C. P. Sec. 47. When service of the summons cannot be made as prescribed in the last preceding section, and the defendant after due diligence cannot be found within the district, and when that fact appears by affidavit to the satisfaction of the court or judge thereof, or justice of the peace in an action in a justice's court, and it also appears that a cause of action exists against the defendant, or that he is a proper party to an action relating to real or personal property in the district, the court or judge thereof, or a justice of the peace in an action in a justice's court, shall grant an order that the service be made by publication of the summons in either of the following cases:

First. When the defendant is a foreign corporation, and has property within the district, or the cause of action arose therein; ***** Insurance Companies-Certificate to be Filed.

Alaska C. C. Sec. 360. No company, corporation, or association, or firm, or individual shall be permitted to transact a life, fire, or marine insurance business in the district until he or it has filed in the office of the secretary of the district a certificate by the secretary of state or other proper officer of some state of the United States, setting forth that the said company, corporation, association, firm, or individual has been qualified to carry on the business of insurance in such state in accordance with the laws thereof.

Service of Process on.

Alaska C. C. Sec. 361. No insurance company, corporation, association, firm or individual shall

be permitted to transact a life, fire, or marine insurance business in the district until it shall have filed with the clerk of each division of the district court a power of attorney which shall set forth that such company is a corporation or duly organized insurer (naming the principal place of business of the company and principal place of business for the Pacific coast), which power of attorney shall authorize a citizen and resident of the district to receive and accept service in any proceeding in a court of justice of the district. If any attorney of any insurance company appointed under the provisions of this section shall remove from the district or become disqualified in any manner from accepting service, and if any citizen or resident of the district shall have any claim by virtue of any insurance policy issued by any such company not represented by attorney in the district, valid service may be made on such company by service on the clerk of the district court or any division thereof provided, in such case the clerk of the district court shall immediately notify such company and the principal agent for the Pacific coast, inclosing a copy of the service by mail, postpaid; and provided further, in such case no proceedings shall be had within sixty days after such service on the clerk.

To Whom Above Provisions Apply.

Alaska C. C. Sec. 363. The provisions of this chapter, under either term or designation of company, corporation, association, firm, or individual in either case, where either term or designation is used, shall apply to any insurer, company, corporation, association, firm, or individual engaged as insurers or who may hereafter engage as insurers in the district, or who may engage in offering or affording indemnity against the casualties of fire or life.

Penalty for Violation.

Alaska C. C. Sec. 364. Any officer, agent, or employee of any insurance company or other person violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be fined not less than one hundred nor more than five hundred dollars, and in default of payment of such fine shall be imprisoned not - less than ten days nor more than six months.

Fees for Filing.

Alaska C. C. Sec. 365. The secretary of the district shall collect from each company or per son for the service provided in this chapter the following fees: For filing certificate of qualification, five dollars; for filing power of attorney, five dollars; and the secretary shall account for the same in the manner provided by law in the case of other fees collected or received by them.

Arizona Statutes Relating to For

eign Corporations.

Articles to be Filed-Resident Agent to be
Designated.

Penalties for Frauds in Management of
Corporations.

Service of Summons Upon.

Building and Loan Societies-Bonds.

Insurance Companies.

Articles to be Filed.-Resident Agent to be Designated.

An act to revise and codify the laws of Arizona. [In effect Sept. 1, 1901.]

TITLE 12.-CORPORATIONS.

CHAPTER NINE-FOREIGN CORPORATIONS. Sec. 149. Any company incorporated under the laws of any other state, territory or foreign country which shall carry on any business, enterprise or occupation in this territory shall, before entering upon, doing or transacting such business, enterprise or occupation in this territory, file a certified and duly authenticated copy of its articles of incorporation or charter and the appointment of an agent as hereinafter specified with the secretary of the territory and the county recorder in each county in this territory in which such business, enterprise or occupation is to be carried on, and shall publish at least six times in some newspaper published in each of the counties in this territory in which such business, enterprise or occupation is to be carried on, a copy of its articles of incorporation, and upon the expiration thereof, file an affidavit in the office of