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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-17

At about 80 O'CLOCK Thursday morn
ing the lightning began to flash In the
north, first family, then wildly and
continuously, lighting up all the heay-
ees and the earth with its brilliant cor
uscations. The deep toned thunder
rolled through "the cerulean vault OF
heaven"-this is quotation from the
coruscant oloquenco Of distinguished
member Of the late legislature. In a
little while the rain drops began to fall
Slowly at first and then rapidly, almost
III torrents. The v ind followed fast
aud faster and for more than an hour IL
was as grand and beautiful scene IA
eye ever witnessed. The heavens were
ablaze. dGOlus, in all his wrath, vented
ms Jury, making the trees sway To and
lro like reeds, shaking buildings even
To their foundations, and all around tho
turret stones and through tho windows
OF the buildings he shriekod in mad
orgie, singing wild, wierd anthems and
seeming 10 grapple old earth bv the
throat in frenzied desire TO strangulate
its life away. The lamp lights
nlckered on the streets, casting super
natural shadows on pavement and walls
ana III the darkened corners leapod the
glaro with blush tingo, seemingly of
the lurid flames of hades. Hail followed
sounding ON roof tops like the clods of
earth IN untimely graves cast. Little
damage was done, however. Young
vegetation in some truck gardens was
injured somewhat by the hail, but ON
the whole little hurt followed from the
blow add the bluster.
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4 n ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
IA fls and levy special taxes ag8ins. the
property holders and surrounding property
1enefied by the extension Of Cochran street
Ibo west as ordered by ordinance Of Febru-
AIRY % 1865.
SECTION l. Be IL ordained by The city
Council of the city of Dallas that for the puT-
pose of paying for the property condemned
Tor public use in extending Cochran street
,. l09 W., as ordered by ordinance Feb. u,
1879, there be and is hereby assessed and
levied a special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
henehtted as follows, viz: A. Wagenhau.
ser block75 of original town of Dallas, be-.
ing 2UO feet square, containing iO,0Jo square
ieet OF land; also block north OF and al .
Joining said blocK % and being 200 feet north
ll0 wet by Nh average width Of $50 feet,
hcith !bc east, containing $1,000 square feet
OF land out OF the John Nicely Bryan Head
right all benefited to the amount of 500:
NJ. y Il, Arbuclle, a lot 1853 feet north $50 east
by ll2 feet north l2o west, containing 1890
square feet, ON the north side of Cochran
street, as extended, being in block --, ard
oenGhted I5; + NJ. Cockrell lots and2 in
block Il block ~, original town of Dallas,
being 100 feet square, containing lOO0l sq1nre
ieet OF land, and benefited SIS; Mrs S. II,
COckrell, lots 3 and f. block II block 70, orig.
maj town of Dallas, being 10000 square leet
ol land, benefited 500; b. Gibbs, a lot on
norm side OF Cochran street, 49, feet wide
oS 10y feet long, containing 4 ,S50 square iect,
benefited $50. All of said propprty
being situated In the city and
county of Dallas and state OF Texas, ana
SUD sums OF money being the respec-
I've proportional amounts OF special taxes
Que upon all surrounding property directly
benefited by the extension of said sire. {, ms
Aforesaid.
SEQ. 2. That the City Assessor and CoIlec.
tor Is hereby ordered 10 collect said special
lakes IN accordance with the provisions of
the CITY Charter in such cases mnde nud
provided.
SIC. B.. That this ordinance take effect
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March 25, 1876.
W l.. CABELL, Mpyor.
n rue copy w, u. PARRY, City Secretary.
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hIarahhn Mattera.

MARSHALL, April lG,--tSpeciaL Am
other scasonable rain fell last night and
this morning.
Dan DopPenmyor and his two daugh.
ters left for the exposition yesterday.
A. +. Winston, convicted in Jefferson
OF the murder Of A. l.. Allen, and whose
sentence has been confirmed by the su-
premo court, giving him 60 years IN the
penitenti&ry, was takOn from Marshall
jail yesterday TO Huntsville.
The members of John NJ. Gibson
lodge, No. 10, l. 0, 0. r., viii Give their
anniversary ball az Israolsoo's hall on
the 9th instant, 1t promises b be- q
grand affair.
Old Mitch Kindle, c0lored, as he was
familiarity termed, died RI his femily's
residence, in this city, last night. Mich
represented this county in tho twelfth
Legislature. He WAS a man Of many
sterling traits Of character, and enjoyed
the respect and confidence of all classes.
lie was also member of tho first con-
stitutional convention after the war.
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oFFIcIAL-cITY LAWS.

A n ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENZ
n hts and levying special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benefited by The opening of Good street from
San Jacinto street to Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance of August IA, 1888:
SECTION /. BE IL ordained by the City
Council of the city of Dallas, Texas, the puT-
pose OF paying for the property condemned
Tor public use in opening Good street from
san J0cintO street to Bryan street us ordered
by ordinance August H. 1883, there be and Is
hereby assessed and levied a special tax
against the following surrounding property
holders and surrounding property bene-
fitted, as follows: Mrs. A. II. Field, 50 feet front
on north side OF San Jacinto street, by 1874 feet
deep out of east corner of block 2B6, being also
IN east corner Jim Crutchneld, acres, $50;
T n. SnOdgrasS, 50 feet front ON the north side
of san Jacinto street, by lS4 feet deep out of
south corner Of block 273, being the south
corner of the Elizabeth Bonds, acres, $50;
e. f stevens, 100 feet, on west side of Good
street, by j0H feet front, on the south side San
JaclntO street, being part of lot Is, of Burk's
addition TO Dallas, in block 267, $50; >. G,
smith, 100 feet front, on west side OF Good
street, by l59 feet deep, being lot 10 of Burk's
addition, IN block 2bl 700; j. IL Caldwell 100
leet iront on west side of Good street, 10y 1852
feet deep, being lot 20 OF Burk's addition, in
block a7, $50; Il. y. Underhill IS feet front,
on west side Good street, by lj9 feet deep,
being lot 20 OF Burz's addition, in block 267
S0Ji Nathan Green, 5jl2 feet mont, on west
side ofGood street, by l59 feet deep, In block
~, being the north one-half u Dallas
IhOmpson'S one acre, 5000; =. S. Borich, $50
feet front, ON west side of Good street, by so
lett deep in block t6T, being south One-half
OF Dallas Thompson's one acre $3.50: Charles
Erwin, lSi feet front, on west side Of Good
street, by 80 feet front, ON north side OF BRYAN
street BIO x 2S, Slsl; a. BeryrIC, lSi feet
front, on east side Of Good street, by iSl feet
front. on south side Of san Jaciutl street. I'm
block "a, 500; A, n, BeddO " feet rout, ON
e1st SIDE IF Good street, 10y lHi feet deep, be-
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
AN ATTEMPT AT wFE-MuRpeR.
The Green-Ey ed Monster Among the Mex
loans Regulating Camp Street
Dives-Contract for u Fine
Building Court Notes,
A Murderous Mexican.

About o'clock yesterday IlOYniny
Felix Rufario, Mexican whose avacs,
tion is making and selling hot temalss,
the rear of No. 1916 Main street,
goaded by the green eyed monster,
made murderous assault upon his
wife, stabbing her seven times, cwice
in the left arm and five times M the
back and body inficting deep wounds
OF such serious nature that sha will
not, in all probability, survive them,
Rufario and senorita came here some
time ago from Mexico, their native
land, and engaged in the teptGie trade.
A few days ago handsome Young
countrymen Of theirs, named Frank
Benavides, arrived here with n drove OF
ponies, and in the ccrrse of his travels
through the'oity he made tho acuuaint-
ance of Rufario and his better half.
Benayides showed undue fondnass for
the wife OF RufariO and xis visits be-
came each Gay moze bold gnd frequent.
RnfariO became chuck-ful of jealousy
but Kept his own counsel Wednesday,
night, as usual, he left his home FOR ths
purpose OF selling his GONZALES, bit a
storm coming Ep he hurried home
earlier than usual, ana found Eena-
yides, who lad sailed carly that oven
ing, still there, aud ia
such condition, thGy ne no longer
doubted the guilt of his wIle, and whip
ping out his knife, he made ulurder-
GUS assault upon her, cutting great
gashes IN her person. BeuivaGes and
others who ran to tho WOman'S rescue.
succeeded in wrenching the bloady I'M
strnmont from his hand. Benivadeg
1ed the scene and has not been seen or
heard Of since. Officers Pryor aud Rus.
sell arrested RutariO and turned him
over 10 the county authorities, who
lodged him in thecOunty Jail. The wo-
man, who appeared to suffer intense
pain, was taken to the city hospital
IN an express wagon, where sho is
being treated by Health Officer Carter.
He pronounces her wounds az danger
Gus, though he has hopes Of her re-
eovery. Prior to her removal TO the
hospital DIR. II. w. Allen was sum
moned and dressed the wounds. one
in the back. near the spine, is the most
severe. The physician could not de-
termine its depth by inserting his fin
ger. Rufario does not express the least
regret for what no has done, while the
other Mexioans That reside In the same
neighborhood, are painfully reticent
concerning the affair.
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MHEAT \ suUM Urn. Agents.
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Regulating Onmn strnnt

The miniens of tho law are regulating
the dives on Camp street that have so
long disgraced that part OF the city in
earnest. A fow nights ago colored
gambling dive was raidod and num-
Der OF the gamblers arrested, who were
nned IN the mayors court Tor gaming.
Az late hour Wednesday night am
other dive was raided at late bnur.
and Annie West (whitc), and Maud
Gray Alice Early, Maria liner and
Hannah Mack (colored) were arrested
ana run in ON the chargO ot being dis
soluto characters and Migrants, They
were taxed before Justice Kendall, who
booked them for the poor farm. The
reconstruction of Camp street is n ne.
cessity, and the officers should not tire
OF the good work.
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An ORDINANCE EXTENDING coon

4 N ORDINANCE EXTENDING COCH.
~ ran street lifty feet wide TO the Missouri
FuClhc Railroad track:
sscuoN =. BE II ordained by the City
council OF the city of Dallas that Cochran
street. In the city of Dallas, be ev.
tended I'm n s. 569 west direction ftty
ict wide, as follows: Beginning nj =
point in the north line OF block IL loid town
thirty feet nj right angles from the center OF
Inc Missouri Pacific railroad track; thence
n. y. parallel with said railroad track
and thirty feet thcreirum fifty feet; thence
r. 100 E.pnrallel with said north line OF
block 20, about two hundred feet, 10 b. Gihfs
southwest line; thence with his said south.
west line $. i21 r.. ifty.eight feet To- the
north line OF block II; thence s. zoe w. with
lihe OF blocks Il and &C. about two hundred
ana forty feet TO the beginning.
SEC, ? That said extension be made no.
cnrding To the Dallas city Charter and that
all damages and costs occasioncd thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there
by and benefited In accordance with said
charter.
SEC. 3. Tint this ordinance take effect
from and 0fior It's passage.
Approved February 81 1885.
w, H. CABELL, Mayor.
a true copy; W. y. PARRY, city Secretary
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DIED-In this city April 10, 1885, Mrs. Claude
Niinmo Barrow, wife OF Henry IS. Barrow
aged a years.
This estimaole lady, whose death has
cast such gloom over an interesting
and happy family circle was the daugh-
ter OF tho late Capt. VIM. Gaines Nimmo,
OF Augusta, Georgia. In 1868 she became n
member of tho Episcopalian church,
the late Bishop Elliott, of the Georgia
diocese, performing the rite of confirma.
ton. y consistent Christian mother
and wife, she died as she had lived, sus-
tanned by that strong faith, which is one
OF mos most inostimablo blessings, as
IL is ono OF the sweetest comforts when
the dread summons comes. IIife's fitful
fever over, she has passed into n blissful
INN ortality. OF Mrs. Barrow II may be
truthiully said,no sacrifice was too great
Tor her upon tho altar other affection for
husband aud children. Not alone in the
home circle did she win love and es-
TEEN, but as an authoress and poetess
commanded the attention and applause
OF nm admirng public. For somo time
previous to Der death, declining health
weighed heavily upon hor, but her
spirit was unbroken, and a patient sui
ferer, she displayed those qualities and
virtues that indicate the strong and true
woman, and winthe sympathy and adj
miration of all who know her.
But death knows no distinctions, and
tho useful and the good also must fall
before his pitilees scytho. Those OF
Kindred sentiment, of puro heart and
mind, the large circle of her friends,
only knew her but to love her.
"sweot prompting unto kindest deeds,
Were In her Oycry look
Weren1 her face as one who reads
a true and holy book"
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Blggest'Antograph Alhum.

Some autograph hunters are terrible
pores and worry distinguished people
beyond endurance to get their sigma.
lures. But the collection of thousends
and thousands OF autographs of persons
who have been benefited by Brown's
Iron Bitters has come OF itself, gladly
and voluntarily. This wonderful col
lection Is increasing every day by adj.
ultions nom all parts Of the country.
Cures otdebility. dyspepsia, liver com.
plant, ana many other diseases, are
gratefully recorded in the letters to
which these autographs are sipned
everybody who tries Browns Iron NH.
tors report success.
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NOTICES

n OfICE-S5OO RE WARD-Sr IRA ED OR
~ stolen, from my premises 90 Friday
night, one dark bay COW, about TO have a
calf; had a white spot in face, In good con-
dltiOn, and with large bag; branded NJ on left
ipand split ear. win pay the above re va d
TO any one returning the cow ut my house.
FEkD GAMER. aprl6-7t
NOTICE NOTICE 10 DELTN-
~ qnents Office of Assessor and Collec-
remaining unpaid on the 18th inst. will be
advertised and property sold to sly the
same and costs will accrue. Parties inter-
ested Will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. This viii include
all general ana special taxes; also street
opening, street paving and sewer taxes.
j. G, BOGEL,
Assessor and Collector.
NJ OTICE-TEXAS TRUNK RAILROAD
~ COmpany-Annual Meeting of Board of
Directors M Stockholders: Notice Is here.
Board of Directors and OF the Stockholders
of the Texas Trunk Railroad Company will
be held at the public Office of said Railroad
Company, In the oily of Dallas, Texas
on the second Tuesday IN May, 1885, at u
O'Clock moon of said day.
4. II. STUART,
Secretary OF Texas Trunk Railroad Company
DALLAS, TEXAS, April s, 1885.
Al OTlCE-BlDs FOR WAFER PiPE-UN-
~ der and by authority of a resolution of
the City Council, bids will be received at Of
nee OF City Secretary until April 20, 1885, for
f2D,UOD worth OF water pipe and special cast
ings ON such plans ana Specifications as may
be approve by the Water Superintendent
end water Commissioners Bids TO be for
cash or city bonds at par.
w. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
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IGOR. sALr-A GREAT b AE--A IN--liTTT
! edge property Tor sgle for75 per cent, AZ
Is real vEue, For reformation, Apply ID
- =. 'HHN' WOE Win SUI q anTli
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that she is collecting fora poor widow
with large family of children, whom
she represents to be in destitute circum-
stances. She has not confined her col
Letting tour to East Dallas alone, but
has made frequent visits 60 Dallas
proper in her alleged mission of charity.
The people ought to know her. She is
well-dressed blond, of good address
and most beautiful talker.
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INSURANCE

OFFICE OFlNSURANCE, STATISTICS
- and History, Austin, Texas, hpril II, 1855.
To all Whom IL May Couceru. This is tn
inc Insurance Company, Of San Fran
CISCO, Californ n, has In all respects
fully compiled with the laws of Texas
as conditions precedent 10 It's doing businc. s.
Certificate OF Authority from this office en-
ttllng IL to dobuSluess I'm this State lOrtWeiv5
months from the lst day Of January, 1885, to
the 5lst day of December, 1856
h. 81 Given uuderm hand an seal, at
Office, In Austin, the day and date first above
written.
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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Contract for Thrcc.Story nutldlnr ,o,

Contract for Thrrc-Stury Building Let
On yesterday Messrs. Murphy Il Ro-
lanz lot the contract for their three.
story office building, on Main street. be-.
tween Padgitt Bros. aud Crawford a
Crawford's law Office. Tho front of this
building Is TO be st. Louis pressed
brick, with carved stone trimminFs'
ana plate glass, with two story vault,
ana viii cost, complete, $4,000, IL will
present an imposing front,
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EoRSa LE-TWO SAFES, ONE AlOSf,sR
: y BNhman, one Beard Bro, by & Il
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Dallas has now FIRST. class ice cream
parlor, where ladies and gentlemen will
haye everything neat, beautiful aud
clean. Tobolowsky Bros, G03Main street
IN connection with their elegant cOnfec-
tlonery, fruit and soda water store, have
fitted up the most beautiful and tasty
room FOR their ice cream trade ever seen
IN theoity and their cream cannot be
surpassed
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IrsrICE KENDALL

90 NAA'Aa hiNlAlsl4t
State w. Annie West (whito). va.
grancyi pioa OF guilty; fined 81 aud
costs.
State VS.. Laura Bailey (whito), va.
grancy; plea Of guilty; fined 81 and
costs. W."
State VS.. Maud Gray (colored). Va.
grnncyi convicted; fined 81 and costs.
state VS.. Alice EASILY (colored), VA.
granoyi convicted; fined 81 aud costs.
state vs., Maria Jinor (colorod), va.
grancy; convicted; fixed 81 and costs,
State w. Hannah Mack (coloredI. va.
grancyi convicted; fined 81 and costs.
COUNTY COURT.
State vs.. Calvin Smith (colored), theft
OF an overcoati given six months ON tho
poor farm.
State vs.. II. Harris, charged with
maintaining n nuisance; on trial,
DISTRICT COURT.
George w, Miller vs.. Texas 4 Pacific
railway suit for damages in the sum of
is ON trial.
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II behoovos everyone 70 guard again A.
the many maladies 10 which the human
system Is subject, and which arc In
cident 90 tho seasons of spring, summer
and autumn. such as intermittent fovers.
dysentery, diarrhUa, etc. The study OF
medical science reveals multitude of
remedies Tor prevalent diseases, and
yet by universal consent Il ia anknowl-
edged, that for the euro or prevention OF
such, there Is none 50 efficacious IA
hishler's Herb Bittors. Try II.
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Trinity Cemoterv

L. H. Burton is appointed sexton of
Trinity cemetery, with full control Of
the promises, and he alono Il author
lHed TO sell lots and give receipts 10 the
purchasers, which viii entitle the pur-
chasor to a cemetery deed, when pre-
sented TO the undersigned or 10 w. III.
Thomas. w. II. CAs rns
April 10, 1885. Prcsidnnt
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city vs. shomas Graham and Frank
Martin, intoxicationi tnod 50 each.
Cityvs' Frank Ruiario, assault to muir.
deri transferred 10 the district court.
City VS.. John Ray, vagrancy; nnod &,
City Vs. lobe Pharls, vagranoy;
City VS.. Charles Porter, lighting;
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nor.ford,s Ascid rhosnhnin

IN IMPAIRED NERVE FUNCTION.
Dr. O.. A. FERNALD, Boston, Mass,
says 81 nave used II IN cases of i'm
paired nerve function, with beneficial
results, especially in cases whore the
system y affected by the toxic action of
tobacco
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Another Enternri.n-

An extensive corn chop aud feed mill
viii DO erected soon, in this CITY. on
broadway street, near the gas work.
oY Mr. Green, a gentleman OF means
which Will cost, building aud maehin.
cry combined, $4,000.
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Statistics show an appalling death ratio
IRON narcotic medicines. Not a trace
OF opiato or narcotic IN Rod star Cough
Cure.
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Ronh Given Amnv

Send your name and address for our
catalogue, book of over 30
pages. MENKEN Bros,
Memphis Tennessee
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There is woman doing east Dallas In
the guise OF sweet charity, while the
truth OF 1t is she is fraud. She claims
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+. r., AROHINARD, Manager, Dallas. Tex

IMPAIRMENT or INSURANCE, STA
- tistics and History, Austin, Texas,
March 10, lsS5.-To all Whom It MAY
sylvauia Fire Insurance Company. of Phil.
adelphla, Pennsylvania, has In all respects
mlly complied with the lawso Texas ascOn.
ditions precedent TO its doing business In
This state, and that said Company holds a
Jefuhcate of Authority from this Office en-
itliDg 1t TO do business in this Stale for
twelve months from the LIST day OF january,
1881, 10 the 3lst day OF December, 1885.
l.. ) l-GlNen under my hand and seal at
written.
II. p. REE. Lnsnrnncn nnr.nui--lnunn
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Tho Throat.
browns Bronchial Troches" act di-
rectly on the organs of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders Of the throat.
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Appreciation Of American products
abroad IL amply illustrated by the large
export OF Richmond Straight Cut Ciga-
rettes.
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Dry sermons are bad enough, but for
the minister to preach them through
ehis nose is inexcusable. DIR. BULBS
Cough Syrup will save both minister
and sermon, IL taken in time.
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ANoRnINANcE ENrNNnINaAKAHn

= - ANhNAs
SEcuoN /, Be Il ordained by IN, CITY
council OF the city OF Dallas thut m accom-.
gucc with the dcdicor..r hprpt1fo~p uol, f,
Edward @. Browd,. ana n. *. BurtorI
owners OF the grour. AkUrd street, Fs now
opened rs hereby de red tohp % Street oftbs
city, htty feet wide nom Mil crco. 40 mo
me OF me corpor on, the course being n
continuation lu % Cd lCCtliuy ui said g.rootuu
"a north sI'cuTEe ,CrceE.HrJ fb4t t',.. .''
a'nHnce sunl tp.e effect eul be crIore d
nom and after ts nUs,u.t
Approved ehUHay2i lsl
W. T.. tAhEIf, Mayor
n INe rolN' w. IT, lNHU., IIIr SECRETARY