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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

The struggle is still going on between
the several parties holding stocks and
BOMBS of the Union Pacific railroad to
obtain control Of tho management, and,
tits said that representatives of each are
buying up stock to use in the March
election.
A lengthy memorial to the Executive
Committee Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has received numerous
signatures of prominent stockholders,
and it is said by one of the prominent
leaders in the movement for division
Of the surplus among the stockholders,
that the memorial will be sent to every
stakeholder in the United States, and
will probably go before the Executive
Committee bearing signatures represent.
ing an overwhelming majority.
A meeting Of the directors of the Mil
waukee and St. Paul Railroad Com
pany was held yesterday, and it is re-
ported that they decided to declare
dividend in March.
A gang of Italian laborers working in
Harlem were yesterday attacked by
number Of unemployed men, and an at
tempt made to force them to stop work.
The police, however, dispersed the mob,
and protected the laborers.
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nolicen Of New Books.

We are indebted to the generous pub
fishers. Claxtou, Rensen 4 Hahelfnger,
Of Philadelphia, for the following publ
cations:
Birdie and his Fairy Friends" by
Margaret 7. Candy, is a charming book
for the little folks. The story is beauti-
fully imagined aud Interestingly told in a
graceful, attractive style, and the inaq-
ence throughout is pure and good The
lessons are SO skilfully woven in the lit
tie reoitals that they are learned uncon-
sciously, aud have mers vaight than if
the moral was told ia the beginning, and
cannot tail TO brighten the heart and
home, and make good fairies Of all little
children. Parents could not procure a
more desirable book ills really a gem,
prettily illustrated aud handsomely
bound.
Lynde Weiss, an autobiography, by
George Throop. The author Of this
book seems 70 nave tue power OF fresh
eniug the scenes Of village life, making
them into pictures fall Of colors aud DO.
sitions. His description Of Jonah Wig
ellsworth the village schoolmaster) is
full Of bumor and satire. The principal
character "a drawn With remarkable
Figor, and is original both in conception
and development. There is a spios and
freshness about this work which We
gould commend to those who are weary
Of the uniformity Of what passss among
noTelists for : picture Of modern life.
On the whole, it is a readable story, an
eventual career. full Of lifes shadows,
though with . hespy denouemsnt
The World 70 BisHe," b. Waldorf
Il. Philips The author says " this is
not a sensational aory, unless he truth
can be said 10 be- sensational" We
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER Tonight Lolita,
who has been off the American stage for
two seasons, will appear at the theater
in the Little Detective. Lolita has al
ways been favorite in our city, and, has
never failed to draw crowded houses.
In her line, character sketches, dancing,
banjo playing and singing, she excels
any other protean actress on the stage.
Her vivacty, oddities, grotesqueness and
captivating manners are inimitable. To
young Memphis she will always be at.
tractive; and as for the ladies of our
city, they have always been pleased with
the little Californian Tonight she will
appear in six different characters
Florence Langton, Miss Guttridge, "
"Mrs. Carnage" Harry Rocket,
dutch Organ Grinder" and Barney
O'Brien," aud will introduce new songs
and dances. She will be supported by
f. A. Locke, comedian, who will appear
as "Lodovic," and will be assisted by
the members Of the Memphis stock com
pany. During this week Zip, or Point
Lynde Light, new drama, and written
expressly for Lolita, will be produced
with new scenery and effect.
MINarRELsY.-T California Min
strels of Birch, Wambold & Backus ap
peared at the Greenlaw Opera House be
fore large and enthusiastic audience
last night. The programme was excel
lent. and was thoroughly enjoyed. The
end men, Charley Backus and Billy
Birch, are iuimitabe. The ballad sing
ing of Read and Henry was excel
lent, and the Nilsson sketches by
the great Ricardo were operate gems
of the grotesque style. The comic
portion of the entertainment is greatly
strengthened by Charley Backus' Pic.
lures of Great Artists" in which he
keeps the audience in gasping breath
less condition OF merriment as long as
DO likes. Their quartette IS superb, and
does splendid execution in the choruses
in the FIRST parts Birch and Backus are
very clever in occupying considerable
amount Of time in quiet, sketching sort
of way, during which they say no end Of
good things, aud make the multitude
quite happy for the time. There will
be change of programme tonight.
MASQUERADE BALL.-The Confederate
Relief Association bal masque, to take
place on Thursday evening, the 22d
instant, will be largely attended by on
people. The proceeds are to be divided
between the different orphan asylums of
Memphis and this fact of itself is sufii-
eient to cause thousands of people to
purchase a ticket. Already costnvies
are being prepared by those who expect
to attend The managers are gentlemen
who fully understand the proper man
agement Of such balls, and are fully
prepared to meet all the exigencies of
the occasion. The utmost decorum will
be preserved, and not one of the hun
dreds who attend will fail to he inter
es.ed and delighted.
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ASSASSIN EMIT.
ASSESSMENT.
1874. City Assessments. 1874.
TAX PAYERS MUST FURNISH LIST
OF PROPERTY.
Time Extended One Week.

TT Is PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE:
| THAT it shall be the duty of each and
every person owning or having the contrQl or
MANAGEMENT of any taxable property within
the city of Memphis, within ten days after
being required to do so by the Assessors. to
furnish a correct list, in writing, under oath.
TO the Assessors, of all the taxable property OF
every description owned controlled or man
aged by him or her."
Failure to furnish such list in said time
makes each delinquent liable to fine Of not less
than s., nor more than $50, for each day after
the expiration of said ten days.
Ordinance also provides that the Assessors
shall furnish printed blanks for such lists to
those applying for them.
Notice is Hereby Given,
That the City Assessors will remain at the
Mayors office until MONDAY, the 18th inst,
for the purpose Of receiving return lists Of
persOnable property from all persons own
ing OF controlling the same.
After that date the penalty OF the LAW
will be put in force.
VIM. CHASE,
TH0S. F. MACKALL,
l15-120 Assessors.
Appeal copy.l
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YE Awful Scratch hath arrived. His
murmuring can be heard nightly under
the Nicoson in front of No. "a Union
street; and he hath commanded thusly:
All loyal subjects will marshal at the
above place on the 22d inst, and there
don suitable uniforms to attend our
grand court to be held at the Exposition
building on that evening.
BY order of His Sulphureous Majesty.
THos. RANDOLPH,
l24 Grand Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

WHEN Alderman Jack Walsh, the
ioyial undertaken of the First ward,
seized a four pound inkstaud last night
to kill man or two unobserved while
the Aldermanic row was in progress, be
evidently had an eye to his business.
Well, every man for himself is the rule
nowadays, but we think that is carry
ing private enterprise a little too far.
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1. John J. Freeman, Cashier of the State
National Bank of Memphis. do s0lemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN j. FREEMAN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January, 1874.
NJ. b. IRRELEVANT, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: r. G. Daniel. L. X. Tuggle,
A. Woodruff Directors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

Just received, Pure Crab cider,
aud for sale AZ cotton ROom saloon,
80. . Court street, near Front, by
the glass, gallon or barrel. ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
is now in receipt of a very fine lot Of
Reefoot lake perch and trout. Readers,
take notice. ll6
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Fresh oysters received daily at Ma
dame Xinssufs Crystal Palace. Served
in every style and in cans to families. [6t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

Having bought a stock Of Pittsburg
coal at the recent decline. we row offer
first class Pitisburg coal at serenity
cents per barrel or seven dollars per
ton, delivered.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
1907 No. 3 Madison street.
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TBE Nashville Banner has only heard

THE Nashville Banner has only heard
Of the following gentlemen mentioned to
succeed Governor John C. Brown:
John NJ. Lea; W. B. Bate, H. II. Hsr-
rison, NJ. Burns, E. H. East, of David
son; John L. 7. Sneed, VIM. h. Steph-
ems, John S. Kerr, of Shelby; H. Nay
nard. John Il. Fleming, Of Knox; Alex.
Campbell, of MadisonI Andrew John
son, Of Greene; A. S. Marks, Of Frank
lin; 0. H. Nixon. of Hickman; George
W. Jones, of Lincoln; D B. Thomas, Of
Humphreys; Thomas H. Coldwell, of
Bedford. 1t is not to be expected that
all the list would come out at one time.
Nominations are still in order.
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Aes.

VIM. Yunger 4 Co. s and Bass 4
Co. ales in fns condition.
ll5 JOIN LILY, 1858 Main street.
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Prom ReeifOOt.

Steve Clement has just received a
very fne lot Of perch aud trout. Call at
~ Beal street. ll9
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LEGACY.
Legacy.

I HAD RATHER HAVE A SITUATION
II than legacy. and if there Is a Business
man In Memphis who needs a man competent
and anxious e. work. please answer this ad-
Fertiscmeut.
le5-lu Respcctfully. div.
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PIANOS! PIANOSi

And MuSieal Instruments Of all kinds.
cheap for the Holidays. 60 70
Is. q. HOLEENBERG.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

At panic prices, at victor ID.
Fuchs, No. Al Jefferson street. 73t
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The County Court very properly ap-
pointed committee, consisting of
MajorJ. j. Murphy, Amos Woodruff and
John johnson, with Justices Douglass
and Brooks, to investigate the state of
affairs at the poor-house. The public
will await the result with interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

274 ssoona street, opposite coart Square.
He has the best assortmsnt Of all styles
On hand. Ut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

If you would enjoy the game of bill
lizard, play onWillett's small tables. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

TnesE small tables a. Willeits are
magnificent s5f
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
1 have been appointed assignee Of John
Y Allen Under bis assignment. made the 10th
d.v ~ January. 1874. i hereby n0tify al cred
tors Of The said John r; Allen 20 file their
claims with me. duly probated az my Office.
I1I-iis j. r. FROST. Assignee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-13

ATTENTION is called to the Jet Palace
advertisement. ZIG
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BANK.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
BANK.
State National Bank
AT MEMPHIS,

In the State of Tennessee, at close of business,
December Goth. 1873.
, 1874-01-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

Officer Messing found man lying in door
way on Michigan avenue, between Harrison aud
Van Buren, streets, about o'clock last night.
He Was nearly frozen, and would undoubtedly
have died had he not been taken directly to the
Armory.
Last night was bad one for the gambling
fraternity Of Chicago. About 10 o'clock John
Lavlora keno rooms at III Monroe street were
pulled, and the proprietor, PASCAL Pollock,
Charles Watts, J. N. Clark, John Mckay, and
Q. H. Henry we're arrested by sergt. Ebersold
and his men. 4 full set Of keno tools
we're captured, and are in possession Of the
police. About an hour later sergt. Gar1ity
pulled the brace faro-house Of Haight, which is
situated in the basement under his billiard
room. The following parties wero arrested and
taken to the station: B. Haight, James White,
James Hanson, John La Pearce, John Nolan,
William White, Il. 9. Atwood. Richard Johnson,
Henry Murray. J. ". Pluet, Fred Haskins, H.
". Thompson, James Brett, II. D. Williams,
J. H. williams, James Duncan, Walter johnson,
John Simpson.
, 1874-01-25
THE DEAD BEATS DIRECTORY.
4 Document Which Everybody Will
Want to E1ave u Look Ate

4 Document Which Everybody Will
Wazat to Have n Look @Ats
We have been fortunate enough to come into
the possession Of a ten-page pamphlet, numbers
Of which are in circulation in this city among
grocery man, meat-market men, boarding-house
keepers, etc. It would ba very amusing reading
If it could be published entire, but. since it
would be- altogether too Ibelous to do this, We
simply give some OF the prominent points in the
production. 1t is headed as follows ''This list
Of names is for the private reference of those
only who take it; will be re-compiled and pub
liahad monthly information will be furnished
Of any name herein found. Letters for any
Bide P. o. Then follow about 1000 names
arranged in alphabetical order Among those
figuring in this directory are lawyers, ceTgyneD,
actors and actresses, newspaper men. city en-
ployes, printers, ex-Afdermeu, boarding house
keepers, women Of tho town. car drivers, grocery
store keepers, gcntlemen OF leisure, vagrants,- -
men and women of almost every conceivable
occupation, from Bible canyassers down to gut
tor snipes." The public would be surprised it
they could see some of the names given in this
moro astonished if they knew that they figured
in this document, winch il in the hands Of the
people from whom they buy their meat, their
provisions, and their dry-goods, and who arc
sworn not to show their Copies.
Not tho least interesting part Of tho produc-
ton are the running comments which follow the
names. The name comes first, then tae resi-
dence, md then such observations as
:. :. Boarding scalper: Wandering Star.
t POLICE ceas e1as' JaeyE Ssys
at Large" Freebooter" "On tie swing.'
,e aangfE F,xsS 99 n snent Ranyons = ,.Sa, Of
Jour-" " Horze an buggy Thief" " "one-aFmsd
Vagrant," '' Boz arding-house ScaIDere," '.Junp-
, 1874-01-25
CRIME.
Fatal Quarrel Between Two Farr,a~~

~~4NAAA - ~~AssG@n sF0 3QFmAFr.
SDeetat pi*paseh 10 1Ae Chicago nibua<
O1vfs7onr, H., Jan. A.-In Prairie Toynah,,
heokuk County, day OF two since, alteration ~
piaea oet"een tsvo ne1ghboTs. named John strar~ea
dha august Shell which resulted in the death Of fh
ior1ner Shell Was teamater Of Strsasser. and hss
nia ctte in field where strzusser had sos corn st;
tie kept cut Of the field On the day in question ho
sTe tho cattle got into tho field and sausscr sent ont
ceedtng, and went down to tho aeld With hs nm @ Rt
tho intention OF shooting the dogs. scufe ensnaa
oetween shea and stransser, and In the sEuap1s
. terrible blow with il upon tha hss9
THIS discharged the gun, it's contenta entertns
sransseEs left lung and resulting in his a1most ~
stant de2th, 6hela skull was fractured by thn h,o
and At last accounts he de1ious and it ia donb
ful he cve1 RECEIVERS. Both parties Save heretofore
borne good character aa peaceab1e, hw.ab,diur c5
xens strausseE WAS Of the old settlers Of EsoEns
County, and the drat citizen Of P1aizis Tovnshin,
, 1874-01-25

Eatnl Collision on the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4. ST. Louis Esoad.--Enrs
Jump the Track on tho Pittsburgh
d Fort Wayne.
P1r7sBuRau, Pa, JAM M.-A' collision occurred On
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati + St. Louis Railroad st,
5:45 this evening, near Holidays Cove, thiEy-nine
miles from this city, between e1presF train No.
sisdog Of twelve coacaes two sleePe1s, one hsggage
and ono express czr, and the stenbenSiM
baggage car The express and baggage cars Of tho e.
rrehs train took fire. and, with their entire contans
were consumed. James Paul, the express nesseneef
is missing. He wss Last seen at steuien'ille n b.
car. No passengers we're injured Hol1daJs
Cove Is the regular pasnas point 70.
both trains, and the express train h1d
orders to wait dre minutes left the Bwtch three oi
four minutes sooner than it should Bo.h engines
were badly wrecked. No damsge doac e Tho cosckes
aesioa accident also occurred to the chtcsgo e.
press east on the Pittsburgh, Ft- Wayne Chlagn
Railroad, twentyone miles cast Of Crestunc this n
Two express and mail and one coach ran od To-
track caused By the front end Of the lst a1pfess ~
jumping the truck from some unknown Cause, %.
supposed to be broken truck. The express nf VI
badly wrecked, and the messenger, named :. =.
Woodward, seriously hurt. Some OF hts ribs 1nd ~
arm were broken. No Passengers huzs. Ihe tTo 1ess
coaches and engine did not leave the track
, 1874-01-25

other cases they have failed to do 50 sn.
the result is that this iuterestinnea Sna
LIST contains. the names OF saya-.53
gentlemen ard lsdies whose zesponsbiIitez.
We believe that lawyer Of high standIne bsn
pened 70 discover. tho other d::r, that his na1es @
appeared on one of these documents. and ~
it - bis Intention tc n.ing suit for pnbiish;aas
slander against IN individual who lad nna y;
those panpnlela. aud who banded it to somahoS. J.,
@ sse Tor examination It i not OF course, SO much
cover tho whereabouts Of the publisher and has. ,
him brought to grief. Ne would adyisa Ao.e o,,s
readers. whon they so to market to-morrnu+ss 9us
morning, to ask their meat-men to allow ther,
to look at their copies Of this publication and -
they do 20 it will be found mora entertainine
tWelFemonth. IVA
, 1874-01-25
Lot Ru1neey ct, 25 It sof Emily st. I, 25r19o II,
dated Sept. q, 1872; consideration, s., 800.
Lot on Arnold It, 400 Il Of T1irty-ffst ut, T. 25x

lot On Rumeey st. 25 It Of Emily St I, 2s119o #
dated Sept. q, 1877; consideration, s1 800.
| 120 Il, dated jan. Il consideration. 500:
Lot on West Eighteenth 81, 125 r. Of Morgan st
% W.T. d:Isa sen rs Of BoW
f. 25110o It, dated Jan- 2i consideration, 1900.
Lot sfather st, $50 It Of Desp1aiaes st. ST, 2Ax
Lot on Hinman av, a75 It Of Loavttt st. a51125 It,
dsted Jan. e; consideration $50.
e1 II a * frat 81 Christian chn to y
Ste. .ens !; consideration, $4,000.
10: State st, cor Of Thirteenth " t, 721170ft,
dated De-. 20, 1873: consideration 81 AGO. Potter
Palmer to Smith / Eastman.
Lot on West Indiana st. le9 It Of May, {. 25.1so
IT, wtth improvements, dated Jan. 10; consideration,
lot on Washington st, 50 It of Curtis. I, 5oz1oo
#, dated Deg. %, 1873; consideration. SIS, GEO.
don, 100000. Mary q. Burnet 70 Samuel J. walker
IT. dated 5.e 5sn. id "a ''1e
Lot On Emerald st. 10 II Of Thirty vi n
x123 ITO #, dated jan: "a consideration, $500.
Lot Mitchell st. 264 Il Of Paulina st, T. N1114
It, dated Jan. 20 ]; confederation, LIDO.
Lot On West Ohio st. 1s2 It Of slay st, T. 25x15o
Ies s'sa "a IT, So sess e. Latin
25xl24 #, dated Jan. 10: confederation, 81 ,224.
Lot On Fowler st, SIS t. Of Robey # I, 1oo11s2
IT. With other los IN SAME addition, dated JAM "a;
same as above, dated Dee Is, 1878; consideration,
Lot on Lake 1t, corner of Ha1sted IT, GO 41ox
147 it. dated Nov. Il, 1873; consideration, $4,000.
Samuel L. Sawyer to Thomas D. Snyder.
Ten lots, in Block l, Of Moore's u ofn v Sec 50,
81, H. datcd Jan. y consideration. s., 600.
Lot So, in Block ?, Morris v y Of Il Sec 49, %,
II, dated Sept. 2, 1878; consideration, $1,000
Lots and in nlock II Of Smiths \ 4 Of = x
Part Of Lot H. in Walkers Blocks 10 and IS. in same
az the aboEe, dated Jan. % consideration, $7600.
NoHru OF crTY LIMITS.
Lot IS, in Block a. Of Block IS, Sec %, 49, H. dated
JAM 94 consideration, s, 500,
Lot &c. in same dated Jan. "a consideration, &c.,
SOUTH OF LIMITS.
Lot 16, in Evans ct al Lots to 10 OF Johnsons
81 NotseA ofne4 Sec s. 50, II, dated Jan. IS:
consideration, 81 coo.
Lot in Block l, Of Johnsonn Block q, Sec 1s, 49,
IA, dated Dec. ), 1873 consideration, H. 900.
Lot TO- Of Lots aud 9, Forrestyille dated Dec. TO-
1878; consideration, $500.
SUMMARY or THANHFEns FOR TIE WEEK.
The following Is the total amount Of city sub
urban property transferred during the week ending
Saturday. Jan. 81: City property, number OF sales
112; consideration, LOTT 4cd. North Of city limits
number Of sales o. consideration, so South Of
city itnis, number Of sales 80: consideration. $685.
SAG. West Of city limits. number Of aaest 81; consid
Grafton, SEQ. Total stes 155 Total consideration
$l.319.397.
, 1874-01-25

death losses CT NO memberships sa1u be paid as be-
fore stated.
The Company further agreea, after the receipt Of
proofs Of death Of members, the Payment of Shlcn
would reduce tho amount deposited TO the er-ult CT
this certificate to II Except Ii the case Of tho s
yosit cf s. which hhal be entirely exhausted before
auutlrr aEsess,ent Is 1nade to 1ae Assessment ct
40 every membership III the ct:s3 i'll advance ~
y deposit to pay the ne1t &c IN .osseS; ana ~ %
40 ,cr membership at time Eboye, beng au s-
scaemezlt Of $3.50 Tits certificate OF t"o MEMBER
El,irs. x. 4,
death Of uleuler, shall be cscerts1ned according to
the condi:ons hereinafter expressed.
THIS certificate is issued end accepted By tho above
named member upon the 1ouo"7A3 e1Plesseu eono1-
Eone and agreements:
/ The named member hereby agrees to forard
to Inc Co101apy the annual ct $40 on this certificate
Of membership on or bcfore the first day Of January in
each and every year during tho continuance OF this
certificate aud the said member further agrees That
Il the said annual Of $l0 this certificate ts not
received By tho Company at the home Office III Ohica-
20 at tho date when due, then .h!s certificate shall
md guarantees, ahau BE- null and roid and Of ef
feet
.. The above-named member further ag1oes 70 Pay
to the Company for this certificate OF membership IN
addition to the amount already named, tho su OF
$3.50 3 Of which is for deposit or reserve
account Of ths earcao and 90 cents TO pay e.
days from the date when the Company ehhll
naan said insured notice Of tho death Of
81 except In cass Of tho ras deposit Of S. which shall
bo entirely exhausted And the said member further
$t,r% lin ErYTRNf
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tsi tH;4 ~ ~ 49, frn1 IN d.ta ~ sa;d nosice thrn
Man hass haun aaa o ,d th,a na-+iSta %
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a1 ~ 1's ~ y ~ 1 e4AAA ~ "o14 An>
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. n.aar nrhfiahed h. ia fnmnanv iirncfal IN I'm
yar1 r1v y " t
ann;catsnn ~ on tho hooks of the Cornnnpv and de-
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ueuaess" Aho1 1no 1st VI 'eaoe4sr @n" hnan AoN 10
L Due notice must be given to the Secretary Of the
Company by each aud every member Of ali the changes
Of his or her residence posoce address, occupation,
or name.
tae saa assarea snau, m1tnous .ne conssn. u
T., +5e ~ 11nnonder NIeworfs
Or in subrna1ina onerat;ons. or coal mining
or shall be personally engaged in the pro
duction or transportation Of highly tmfammable or
explosive substances or engagen any extra hazardous
occupation OF enter any military or nsFal sersaee
HAaL6otseE VAGtpb 1u4!t!8 AZ a@*o4.