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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-28

One MORE such grand jury, and the
boys on the street will all get job.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-28

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
L, the Probate Court of Jaa5 County, II
Utah Territory.
In the matter of the Estate of Enely Elmer,
deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
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TO the creditors of, and to all persons holding
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IN the town OF Nephi, County of Juab, Terri
tory OF Utah.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-28

One selected from the many of the
peculiar proceedings taking place in the
Third District Court room yesterday,
was the manner in which his honor put
a (present) quietus upon the objections
which attorney f. s. Richards sought
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

W hoover the Republicans said should
be postmaster he was for.
i rson Dotson explained he was 60
ing with the majority as long ~ he
Thought they were right. He thought
they should recommend the retention
of Mr.. Burchill aud only when they
knew she was TO be removed did lie
favor the recommendation of some
one else.
NJ. Shiel made brief speech ex-
pressing like sentiment in reference
to n recommendation. He thought
anything else was very unwise aud
even disreSpectful.
Capt. Alexander said he looked
around and he saw few Republicans.
He recognized about ten Republicans.
Perhaps there were others. He count.
ed thirty-iive people in The room, and
there were just now eighteen voted.
Col. Morien said there were about a.
many present rs they could ever get
at Republican meeting. They had
lots OF Republicans, but few of them
attended. This was as representative
a meeting as could be- got.
j. G. Reilly offered as substitute
for Col. Morten's motion some resolu-
tons highly Complimentary to Mrs.
Rurchill's administration
Capt. Alexander suggested that res
outions were out of order, and w. NJ
Young made the point that they EN-
bodied the bstance of resolutions al
ready voted down.
Mr.. Shiel undertook TO speak.
Capt. Alexander claimed the matter
WAS out of order.
The chair decided the gentle man in
order, and the Reilly resolution in or
der
Capt. Alexander appealed from the
decision OF the chair.
The whole matter was, on motion OF
w. T Sands, tabled,
Mr.. Evans suggested that il would
meet with the appro ,al of the Repub-
lJcans and other citiz-ns of the city to |
invite the next Republican state con-
vention To meet here.
Mr.. Shicl offered the following, |
which WAS adopted:
BE it resolved that the chairman of 4
the executive committee be requested I
10 call the next state convention of the 1
Republican party to meet in the city |
OF Fort Worth.
Adjourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

to appoint u pound keeper, and report
at the next meeting.
The committee on streets and alleys
and sidew, lis was Authorized Ia report
on the cost of opening up n street across
the reservation, below the Union de-
pot.
a communication from CITY Engi-
neer Smuot, in reference TO signs and
awning was referred to the conmittee
on streets, alleys aud sidewalks.
The city engineer reported the work
of Mr.. Brockman in house numbering,
etc, well done, and the report was
referred to the committee on ella ms.
A com uunication was T. ceivtd from
Heck Il Baker notifying the city that
they would expect one per cent. in
terest on the amount due them. Re
f,rred.
4 communicates from w, 5. PEN
dleton called attention 10 the fact that
the road work ON East First was not
being done according To contract. Re
ferred.
A petition asking q crossing over
the Missouri Pacific and the Santa Fe !
near the round house. was referred.
An ordinance fixing the rates on |
job wagons, express wagons, etc, was
introduced ana passed.
Adjourned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Sweet Gum and NIullein.

Nest of our readers have thought
very little Of he fact that in the eyu-
dation they sec clinging to the sw..,
gum tree in the hot summer month.
there Is principle that is considered
The most powerful stimulating expec.
4rant known. They have no dbuht
thought less of the lact thar in the muI.
lein plant seen in the old fields is n
mucliagin0us substance that acts as n
soothing demulcent on the iuflnmed
surfaces of the lungs, and which has
a' tracted the attention of the medical
world IN consequence of its wonderful
effects ON consumption. When th.s..
things are considered it is not surpris.
ny that Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
OF Sweet Gum and Mullein,m the great
panhcea for Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cong and all Bronchial Affections i
proving such u boon TO those -utrar.
lug. For sale by all leading druggist.
ut .pc aud Sl.0J per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. TAYLOR
;ntlanla, Ga. proprietor Taylor's
Premium Cologne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Mater i,,iisIiIners

who have not paid their water rent
for the current quarter. attrntion j.
RESPECTFULLY called 10 the following
forced: ''''S GU
l. Water rents will be due and nav.
able on the first DAYS of Janupa %y
Aprll' July and October, in advance
=, tne once OF the Fort Worth Water
WORK, WORK. 20. 1t lot paid within len
"nSs ai.ef lhey shall fall due, . per
o Ell, VIII be added, and If not Maid
Witiiln twenty days after they fall due
,he supply viii be cut oil without no,
zee ana not turned ON again until all
PACK dues are paid, including tie time
~ "as Gu oil; one dollar extra will lac
Tor turning on again.
folIT WORTH WATER Works Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Personal.

cltV. lo ~ ,, shaw of Sherman is in tho
'', w.. cooking around his old home q" Tue
IN The city. VI sew York IS
wilson 'S q y OF the firm of TORY Da
in r,.nch Niosscup, extensive iobhaa,
to Ia" supplies, made his Ara 5oo v,a,
be the hean, Yesterday. Abilene MI,
r. - auloarters of the new linn
sheen 49, "a overall of Coleman a laroo
He sp,. "nn cattle grower is in ,ho , c,,gs
terdov 'f fe twenty-five Herefords W., ~.
''N's investment company '' The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
hii'D AND FOURTH WARDS

The waiting rooms nj tho Mt.
i In. a." nn,. aop small, they do not answer
ana Pui po9e lor which they were mil
swerad iU ,,an ne enlarged. They an.
wss ' vo, very Wen when Fort Worth
no. %% younger than il now Is. II has
bu vit 1 E' and truly, that the rajlroaas
. " ni,,. rprt Worth TO the proportions or
10y, put The city is about on" ~ VI
Anu an. years ahead of its plincipal dan"t
ni M ny VINO goes 10 the denot of,,ar
n'sIitluii can see the force of III, .ei
- Ladies are nightly subiec,na
" me ilde stares of "A ro,i,.b ,i.,,e'o',
'ieli VINO lnonopolize the stove W
"terly disregard the comfort ma o "nu
s nenlthce OF the women TRAVELLER mn
s'l not be so. The GouJd s, tnls
LIQUID =, provide better uccomn,od dasteni
th el'y which in return nnnrS
Ihe Golfers of the company fomr ~ mo
hundred thousand dollars Der p nn vi I'VE
/, II u the Gulf, Colorado & s.n,a -.
i + iSn ISL 70 retain its deserved non",,. ne
YIN VIZ, travellers bound son, H. r.
h. h. Ivy u should change the hn mn,
>. f"''"'e OF The passenger train.
me Missouri Pacific nor,hh,.,,
light. 80 " hours late last
o ahere We're lively times arou,a ~
epot last night. "iouaa me
,rn nee p poI,d south Of the DEPOT has /
= pool tournament IL be,, d
''se Fourth ward u'iked OF c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
CONFIDENCE SHARPS.
Mr.. L. Thomas svindied Dat of Eighty
Dollars by an Old Game.


| a man named Ed. Thomas was sit
ting i'll the Union depot last night, en-
route for Colorado City, when two
confidence men swindled biI out OF
sS'. To u GAZETTE man Mr.. Thomas
told the following story:
II was in the waiting.room when q
man approached me and said his name
WAS Franklin and asked me if | was
going west. | told him | was going TO
Colorado City and he told me he was
going there also We talked of various
things and got quite Well acquainted
He told me he had lot of freight hei e,
on its way from st. Louis, which he
was bothered about.
After we had been talking some
time another man came in and told
Franklin that his freight could not be
transferred until the charges from st.
Louis TO this point bad been paid
franklin told hun he did not have any
money aud could not obtain any until
he gut 10 Colorado City. The other
man, who passed himselfOfra AS an Of
fetal, said he Rad strict orders from
me company not 10 transfer any
freight until the charges 10 this pOint
were paid. Franklin then said he had
a sight draft on the First National
bank OF Fort Worth for 81 ,540-which
he produced and told the bogus of
neral u take his pay out of that. The
drait was examined and pronounced
god eS the official, who said he had
not sufficient money To cash il.
franklin then turned to me and
asked me 10 lend him some money nm |
III We got to Colorado, aud offered me
the draft to hold as security. took |
he drait and lent him $50, six ton dol. |
lar SILVER certificates ann $50 i'm bill : of !
amounts He took the money !
ana ne and the other man went TO see
'buut having the freight transferred. -
Mt. Thomas described one of the
men Us having red face and beiny
iehFy set. The other was "A slender
nan OF medium size Officers Rich.
h0hd; Rushing aud Wiener were nori.
.ed' out the confidence men had
.own. 1t was some lime aft.r tb,. :
Miuu!inS occurred before Thomas {
Us the game which had so sue l
e -, ~ " been pl yed OH him. y
ne urail had the words First Ma !
onal bahk' printed on it and was an i
binary signt draft filled in IS fol- 4
VS. me payee was al. Franklin e
mount 10 be charged TO Duncan. .
lea d Co. Of St. Louis, and signed a
=" Al s~-,-Ssi.tou, cashier. The Q
rltlng was done in clerical hand y
~ IL was sometime before MIR !
homas could be convinced that h. !
as the victim of sharpess. He Went e
est on the Texas q Pacific train. ear. /
ing the worthless DRAFT with him a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
A Jealous Fireman.

tuesday afternoon a Main stree, aro
man IN his zeal to get 10 the 6ro . ~, nie-
morse belonging TO his nsi@bhor t ''',., a
M ny hrsl obtaining leave OF The OWL "n
Ind ypr, 'i ~. uPoh missing his animal
h.vinvS nh'u feelings and talked of
ind;n,s 'he pulloiner Of his steel
on theu ~ y TOOK some tall persuasion
m d ,no pprt OF u:e fireman to gel him
,ea ui"p ne letter. The jealous volmn'
,er ri h - insine Joked hourly en- the mar
=, w hi' friends, and 1t lisa very ."ro
'v W. W. WIN MIN. His name is oinit,sd
~ me reporter ON The promise of some
Np''op h"vanas al next meeting '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17


Moncy and Check
Shortly after eight o,c,ocl ., r,,o.
/ liz Ign Mr; Dick ID, Wis, owner of
that bio'.o.i Exchange saloon, found
r,' ''u 'i.S sale hhd been robbed of the
az. "Ia"er containing SIS in mon
c1,t t"' q tlecK lor Sl10.25 with iour
v o'soh 'ichets attached. The tickets
were marked with dia,n1,,,1
ana me price was $3.50. Wash sna,'
ieIu' the negro porter. wass,Ihsrnna,,PF
- arrested on suspicion of beiny tha
.hlci me circumstances whic5 Ia
~ Shepherds arrest were as f,Iiou,s
ne sale sits near the front end ~ ~
2al, 10 the lett, after entering Tho fr,,,
T rn, "a 'he saloon, bui il separated
Ser, '"o' oaf-ioom proper by a heavy
II nsa win swinging door
NJ Iu oeeii lett on the day lock viii I
laws Keys in the money draver
loan el'nera was employed In The sa.
10Y us a porter and shortly berora AZ
I,a n VS. MISSED the money he had said
t r was going home and went "nt ' t,'n
~ way through the screen tn,v.,de
ha iiohl dour. In a0out five n,inmtas
ne came back and asI,'s
'9r aiine to pay his car fare hnma
.ii. paVls gave him tlr, dino ~
y.,,i itit. There Were several
5en. .I in the room at the tin,a
,h; were grouped about the stova
= nici is IN The far end of the ZOO,
Inn lle door, and the safe could nn, !
ng. my were stand /,
In thinking the matter over AZ. q
AVIS suspicion was turned to ~, Il
orler by the fact that n rentinr 'ne
~ ~, even hl,n twenty-five cents oni" =
n 1nort 'ine before he left, and couss. u
n,, lilly me request for dime 20 rid. l.
' WIN was rather queer M. , nr II
oers were were informed and about an o I, 7,
our iater Shepherd was o,ra., an q
an alley close TO he m
,,"ol. lie denied having nhtainnd III
,e d i from Mr.. Davis, and tl,nt Ia pa
~ oeTn seen in neighnorIn@ a me Is
w. . Ne could NOT give a sail. G,o,a S "a
a adn why he bad not gone home an3 IN
M 30 many contradictions
az ne was locked M ba
,n mas thought that he had stolen liz ~
ohey. hid II near the sainom Wy cit
= returning for il when arr,.sa nna
,ol,e ndisuroas search for IL YESTERDAY
! 49, ~ obtaining no trace or M.
utions VI us contents. Parties are 81,
! ,,nn against tile cheek win ca, ~
''chets attached. WIN COL th'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
meeting OF Peter Smith Com
panN.
l,ally.

refer smith Hose Company No .
net n. iast iast night at the city hnlI
resident resident NJ !. Kerr in the chair and
secretary Il. Magee acting, with nina
members present. a committee con
sistlns OF l.. Baer and +. Keiser was
appointed TO wait on absent members
~. 10 urge their attendance or in ca.o
'nry WI not attend that they tuTn
Alter the transaction of sev.roI
i iu OF business the company nd.
JIu,neu 10 meet again on Wedrasds,,
hight' January 30th, whcu nil me";
uefs are urged 10 attend. 'iei'-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
A Melting Ami.

NJ, iosl.e'h'y morning about nina
o,,i'',. lhe beautiful. ileccy snow came
n \ n,.: '2wn upon the Garth, coyerIn'.
=, ,sa 49,. but The atmosphere wns ,p s
49, ~ W permit IL to remain, and so n
,,. soon meiamorphosed Into ~
,,o,,i p1i STATE OF existence and iba
s r;.,,;s became very sloppy ana neJns
'''aiisn quite disagreabIe ' ie'cs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
A Gnlln,lr A..

~ was no,lced ye.,..sa.
m,s.hen on by several al ~. ana re-,
~ Nspuoicans that when Tho ,s,'ang
~ tanle the ENDORSEMENT i, 'V mo
90, administration of ,ba " "'is
v'nse tame up, Mr.. Evans liz P"s'-
i"d,m'ee' voted with the frlends ae,h hp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Don't Ne.o,iatp.

MI. W. j. Davis at the Cotton Ex-
change notifies all persons not TO me-
sollate Tor check for tl7O u. pavabic
q. 20 order Of fou7 bales Of cotton. win
tickets attached, signed by 5. Gabert
stolen. ' % ~ was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
IN BRIEF.

Miss NJ b. Loughridge has moved
ne, STOCK OF nj !linery ond fancy goods
a. lhe oid stand of Combs & Read, one
uoor south of the pustofiice. ~
-, mat advertisement did not sell
us, Us OUT. We have stitl n large stock of
M greatest bargains. Call nj m.
i ,.:, Pawn Brokers, corner of ybird
and Houston sfrenia. - VI nIIu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
A LEAP FOR LIBERV,
"e"'i'y When Arrested a, ,,o
"" nepo' Attempts to &c, Away
anu hnns isto tho Large Poud

nm, e. !" Get Away
nuns Into tho Large Pond.
Vhcers Richmond, Rushing md
icher noticed two men waikiki, ~, ely
80 women al the Uni n denNi L,s,
might ana saw that the men war aa sV
~ ing pistols. Oilicer Rushing arrsStad
one Oh them who afterwards 1nve ~
pa'ie OF Henry Hensley. and RicI'
.nohu iad started to arrest The ofbai.
n nn9h Hensiey began To resist ma
Nv, tciluiohd turned 10 assist Rusbj,,',
tnt succeeded in capturing Henslev
s",, u ne other man escaped during t6a
f inn suddenly Hensley, who il -
ING powerfully built young fellow
a'lau' a dash for liberty. Brsakin"
~ rom the officers lie ran acres
~ s seAas y Pacific track, leaped nvar
ane renee into the darkness hevnni
anu went full tilt in the In
',ono which runs clos. ~
W W me railroad enb,nk MP
= ne onlcers We're in close plr.mit onj
neie somewhat afraid the mn, ,, ''',u
, few r as 'ne water is quite deep only
.nJled 20. away iromIh bank. They
,Iunrin~ - lantern ms Hensley kent
/ orrIv'Sd "pout IN the pond, but before
or tbs r'o ,iie c'id water was too much
y, .ne man and he came back 1Sn
9.'i' way he started aud the ot,;. ane
gu : ,h arrested him. He was tolS.n is
~ ' 1.s uepot, bond was naJo ~ n',-
= - ;,iienps deposited n sut,i'ien, 'a'
my Ir Tor him and he was aIlowod De- . {
y. me affair created much s w 20 !
isnt IN the waiting rooms uo Mu,'o- +
49, Te TOOK the affair cooly f. seS 1
~, ,eSsl, and would posstI,v' ~ say il
~, sI' M, away IL the treacherous n n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

Siberian Frost salve. - cents a box.
Money refunded it not satisfactory.
X auber's, South Main street, Barra-
dall's old stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
applied for a Receiyer

Thon',,,ss Ind, January lee. u
firm ~ H. oi the wholesale hard Sa ~,
las a,,. ,,nolnas, Purerar a Dncn,ah
w applied for receiver. "ooiho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
DOm't Edil 10 Go.

The NJ. 7 Johnson hook and ladder
company were 10 meet last night but
did not get quorum. They will
meet tonight for the transaction of
important business and every member
is urged to attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Telephone Subscribers.

The new card containing the names
of all subscribers 10 the telephone h IL
been necessarily delayed, hut the man
agement state that il will be ready for
distribution in day or two.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
THE MINISTER WHO FAILS b

eregation and build up his church is generally acs
poor preacher, or of not studying hard enough 1b
where the trouble comes from. Dyspepsia and live
responsible for many a dull sermon and many yac
me Domn,es digestive apparatus is working wrong
are giving him pain and his brain refuses to do its q
impossible to rlake or to preach good sermon Ca,
minister mn. Ter bottle OF Browns Iron Bittcrs. Youw
i'm sunday preaching. The Rev. Mr. Zehring (,
was paralyzed, and could not walk EXCEPT with crl,
Iron T,I Btters made new man of him. The Rev. MI
nm D. u says: 1t restored me to strength and u,
iron biers is not ONLY for the minister, but for all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

Siberian Frost salve, the best rene.
dy for chapped hancs ana lips at Klau-
ber's drug store, South Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

Siberian Frost ss.lve cures chapped
hands and lips with lew applications.
hlauber's. South Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Coal. Coal, cna,,

the he hes celebrated '' Indian Nation o,,,,
streets. 49, corner Fifth end Man n,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

A lawyer fre J! !
Seward came 70 oln,,
mJnd several llsup Y;
had lost "a satcheI ~
uabld papers alld T~j
offered $40 reward = 7
find them. .t,s
He stated that "
stolen from him w, j
in the waiting r
Last night the oa'e
man had found W,
lance below the pls
chute. He prU,,p'jia
ing to the place lnahsfl
ne supposed % ~
oapers at the DO! n,
5 evident tia! ljf
.aichel. hoping yr
brew the seai anp I!
Mr.. Seward eau 4
,apers by calliuf, Id y
richmond at lhs
ity. -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
~, DAHLMAN Bros
ClOthlers and Merchant
is and i8 Houston Street Fort Worth, To
a BOLD ROBBERY.

=" me Cotton Exchange Rob bed nj
honcy and Check.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
7 | " OIL.
LIQUORS AID . red

To be h ad In the an nflona h
tirst-class place IN fonS ~, moi
this depart, and the ny elaine
able in the Eastern ~
stock. ..,.o fro,s.
music for balls, paris,H Of the
can do so by call.nfh'1 ttst- rea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

iiIlgtte
each
lry aud
i-talyes
'fcal year
.1sH Ftsol
nv Va
making
N,rC0ntlI
|
Api,rspi
mr. nre
,le op,slmq
II there's
~ of stat
'56paiu
,rcst Supl
. iI0llllin,
the tr,sl
Adopted,
RS
~ lie
yGtst vi
her With
~ ofnlAt,
many Tor
rnnf~ hox-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

Mf' Sangldnet was allowed sooo -
'he amount Of his bill. ~ S'-o'oS'
purchased. wy was ordered
INV n' IV,",ioli was passed providing ia
ii;I,5I ~" os y 1chol aud Others $3.50 on ~
n'n o. cost OF street work. '''e'
pa, , pu.,''on was received from I l.
sise,,i ns ~ n,klug that all seaveneer .yor,,
ger, and sAI ssfes 70 d !, s,ss ssassa-
eo'"fiitiee with power Ia nc i"e police
q resolution offered hv A,,a
nnu,eWs, instructing the div .,,nah
~ ~ ho'uy tue Missouri Pacific .D,,,mey
% d. me action OF the council ma isii way
The police committee " wa. passed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
Unco nstitutionAl.

HAsHvILis, Fso. D.-t3pic,sl.l-Ths
fsdersl oours hts aitsrnoon gr.Lted lne sp.
plioalioa OF the - .J.d con panies VI ~
siA,s Tor an ipt g. zion 10 re,t 'ain the sta
railway .coDM,ssio ssr from interisrsDo
with tusir Dusinsss under toe sct Of th
legislature which vests the cjmmiss lone
with the supervision Of railway operation
in Tsnnssses. K nborsts written opinio,
ssre d,llvsrsJ BY Circuit Judge Baxter anC
District Judge Drummond. Distii Is Judg
Key, oonourring, held tast he aos OF III,
legislature creating the railroad commits,
lion cokh,cs with the eleventh article vi
the state constitution aud also with I'll.
fourteenth amendment to the const tution
Of the United Bistes. aud is therefore null
and void.