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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE XXI
SCHEDULE.


 
  Territory  asi change had taken place in this government. under this Constitution issued under the authority of the Territory Arna be valid the o All personal and all moneys credits action belonging the Territory Arizona the time the adoption of this
  this shall remain in force until they expey their limitation penalties eiure Arizona, shall the use of the State. All bonds obligations other undertakings
  Constitution shall remain valid shall all obligations State authority and their c 
  judgment military holding appointments authority continue hold and exercise their Constitution shall be submitted adoption qualified Territory Tuesday December nearly provided that entitled tor against the adoption oth Con follows All
  actually resided in the Territory for sixty days in the county for ten days preceding the election No registration of electors shall be required for the the election provided for The Governor of the Territory shall proclamation of the time submission this Constitution the thirty shall said proclamation be published published in form. s.For +to Contitnon yos aI anr ] ~ b ntod ~ ing or COuO res r Any person may % nave printed or ballots shall be counted
 
 
  after said election the Governor required result adoption rejection certified Secretary Territory
  he a a
 
  his failure shall proclamation which shall published 
  Constitution fxnga which such proclamation Territory
  election for said and shall notice thereof 
  eleetor shall be entitled election shall be all  provided
 
 
   the Territory hrth
 
 Supreme of
  election and file with the the number of |
  sha within thirty days after quired by law and given like  situton all further bonds condition in
 
  ature nation and which shall thirty than sixty days after the
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ARTICLE XII
MILITIA.


   
   the govern men tof rm O
  hold o Legislature provide military the nationality
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

within exceeding in amount ohetnHu m fsmortgssS n wtic the be loaned F. the aua value be te provided by law sE any mode good by the State principal ana shaIca eallth State lb wheeint SSor after all such lands shall nave ne appraised are do the by of the lands beenshg" sold during any oi n'0 ~ the sAa into effect ns "ln '"' shall law the lnh of land to any individual conls person.
  the t cultivation o -eo U soVern- nor cul' school Ionds
 
 % o d hoard appraised % neanent onta d the ue e Tn 
 
  ybyge
 shall be
  be sold or easel
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ARTICLE XIV.
COMPACT WITH THE UNITED STATES.

 
  $ people inhabing  
       
 
  
 
 
  all such shall taxation
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ARTICLE XIV.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

The counties the Territory of Arizona they shall exist Territory .eDunte O
  the thereof temporarily and changing formed shall leave the counties which
  of said county of the value million dollars
  whhi formed shall each be left
  shall old population fifteen handred actual and  be formed Legislature shall establish, which shall provide for township and
  bennia of the Supervisors bylaw
  by law.
 Probate Judge who shall exco County  otherwise provided by District Attorney. of and municipal them shall officially The Sheriff. Clerk County Board Supervisors appoint deputies
 
  provided annu be provided  and the election and compensation county comen
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theStshR.



 
  designated AHndvdua unreasonable shall be made The abridged Legislature franchise individual All corporations shall lbe Any existing the laws of the Territory prior to the adoption authenticated
    president other officer of banking deposits knowledge banking institution nsoent shall be shall punished  corporations power
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ARTICLE x
SUFFRAGE,

Every the United States of
  taxed convicted ofany
 
   lben odeuialo ftheelec  oewhoh
 
 
  shall be enforced until adopted by majority of the eleco O he general election holding elections making a hereafter be prescribed by
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE XI.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.

Phoenix twOthrds
  submitted until the herein presribed.~@
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ARTICLE XXI.
AMENDMENTS .

proposed
 
  
   o
   a shall become of this Constitution.
   
  shall
    a 
  t has sbeensu o
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ARTICLE XVII.
CORPORATIONS,

oN All existing charters privileges
  good nth atth time of the adoption shall thereafter
 
  
  private  addition provde
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Attest ALLEN c. BERNARD, Secretary
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ARTICLE XVIII.


  gaon hereby declared be the shall applied
  denied. The the unapppaed this beneficial shall give
   shall denied The shall reasonable diligence shall held  Every appropriation reasonably cally The acquiring and exercngaof said rights shall be subject to Legislative control districts
   reclaim ed SECS The Legislature shall requiring the of
   required.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE XVI.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

Educational bnd public institutions
  and d by lay
 Apropey Territory upon the n
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 which conferred this
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
GNBGEN ghva Gtm

While he does not propose to chal-
lenge the world for walking
match, he thinks that his time
breaks the record.
Anything you want in the way
OF Fishing Tackle, Seines, Nets,
ETC., cheap at Savage q Emerson's.
If they haven't what you want in
stock they will order 1t for you.
While busy serving customers
at the ice cream supper Friday
night, Mrs. w. S. Cochrane laid
her pocket book down ON the coun-
ter and when she retur ned it was
missing. Fortunately the purse
contained only a few dollars in
change.
AS we guarantee Plantation Chill
Cure, why not try 1t? Ii it does
not cure you 1t will not cost you
anything. For sale by B. V. Hud-
son, Bolivar; w. j. Cox, Sauls-
bury; Thos. P ok. New Castle.
AT the Alumni Dinner of the
Peabody Normal Colleg e, Nashville,
among the speakers were Hon. Jno.
NJ. Lea, Gov. Jas. ID. Porter and
Wyckliff Rose. Mr.. Rose is Har-
deman County boy and deserves
great credit for the attainments he
has made in scholarship.
Our sales of Plantation Chill
Cure exceed all others together.
Ask for a bottle-we do the rest.
For sale by BY. Hudson, Bolivar;
w. j. Cox, Salisbury; Thos. Polk,
New Castle.
Among the graduates OF the
Peabody Normal College the pres
ent session we notice the name OF
Miss Cora Wade Thompson, daugh-
ter of our esteemed fellow citizen,
DIR. VIM. Thompson. Miss Thomp~
son will be valuable acquisition
to Bolivar society, and her finished
education has prepared her for the
highest positions in lite. She re-
turned home yesterday, accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Ivy Davis,
an accomplished and exceedingly
popular young lady of Pine Bluff,
Ark. Miss Davis will remain seY.
eral weeks as the guest of Miss
Thompson and Mrs Lighttort.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29

gard to the robbery than the bali
once of his supposed accomplices.
He says that the three negroes all
ready confinei, Cakes, Scott and
FlournoY, are guilty. and that 9th
ers, whose names he has divulged,
were particeps crinsinis to the rob-
berry. Williams furthermore stat
ed that after the safe was blown
open, John Cakes, the shoe maker,
took charge of the money, and told
the rest of the gang to meet him at
a certain time and place and they
would divide the spoiIs. Williams
was compelled to leave for Mem
phIs before the appointed time of
the meeting, and claims that he is
totally ignorant as to what DISPOSE
ton was made of the money.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29

The young people enjoyed
delightful dance at the residence of
Mr.. j. w. Tate Monday evening.
Prof. Cook has been unani-
mousIy reelected by the board of
trustees as principal of Toone
Academy.
Bargains in Paints, Oils, Var
nishes and Brushes at Hudson's.
j. FL. johnson, who LETT Boil
var some time ago has returned,
and we learn will go into business
again in the fail. We welcome him
back to our midst.
Mrs. Annie Bray gave birth
day dinner at Hotel May Monday.
Quite a number of invited guests
were present. The elegant dinner
was highly complimented.
School Books and Stationery In
large quantities and cheap at Hud~
sons.
DIR. w. &. johnson, presiding
elder, was the guest of Rev. w. j.
Mccoy this week. Both left Tues
day evening for Somerville to attend
the Methodist Conference.
Miss Nellie Walker returned
Thursday from a visit of several
weeks TO Tennessee's capital. As
usual, she added to and enjoyed the
pleasure of Nashville society.
Go to Williams Grocery for cheap
flower pots and Mason's fruit jars.
-Morg. Moore has eturned
from Union City, where he has
been under treatment of DIR. Ed
wards for disease of the eye. We
are glad to state he IS considerably
benefited.
Old WHISTLES of superior fiavors,
fine Imported Wines and Bran
dies always in stock at GEO. M
WARREN's. May %
The ladies of the Baptist church
furnished ice cream and Strawberries
Wednesday evening In Gen. Nee
ly's vacant store house. Proceeds
went for the benefit of the church
| The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church gave an ice cream anG
strawberry supper i'll Gen. Nelly
vacant store house Friday night
The receipts were very satisfaction,
and the public highly pleased.
/ In connection with nv stock o
Whiskies, Wines, etc.. also Keel
fine line of Cigars and Tobacco
of popular and standard brands.
may22 GEO. NJ. WARREN.
Mr.. Leggett, the blind farmer
has shipped fifty bushels Of EnglisI
peas TO Chicago. He expects t
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
SALISBURY Safe Robbers.

The Bolivar jail Is rapidly being
filled with men supposed to be i'm
pIicated in the robbery of Wright
& Burdens safe at Salisbury.
This week, one John Williams, col
ored. was added to the list.
Detective Lea arrested Williams
in Memphis, and 4eiegra phed Sher-
if Foole to come for him. Foote
went down Tuesday and returned
Wednesday night with his prisoner.
1t seems that Williams Is disposed
to be more communicative e III re-
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Croquet Sets at Hudson's.

Croquet Sets at Hudson's.
Pietures-NWo Woodruff 5 Gallery.
Marcus Kahn returned yester-
day from Hot Springs.
Mr.. Ben Wilson and wife spent
Sunday in Bolivar.
Hon. James w. Jones is visi-
ting in Middle Tennessee.
Fishing tackle cheap at Savage
4 Emerson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Harrison
visited at Collierville this week.
Mrs. w. A. May, of Hickory
Valley, was here shopping Wednes-
day.
Buy your Fishing Tackle, Mar
bles, Tops, Games, at Hudsons.
The closing exercises of St
James Hall will occur on the 18th
of June. s
Mrs. SaIlie Norment and
two children visited Jackson We'd
nesday.
Don't forget Hudson when you
want to buy Drugs, Medicines, etc
Miss Minnie Dunlap, of Grand
junction, visited Mrs. Lee Light
fort this week.
Will Matthews, one of Harde
mans eighteen-karat democrats
called on US yesterday.
Go to George Warren's for th'
coolest and best drinks i'm Bolivar
w. p. Day is in Henderson
attending the fifth Sunday meetinI
of the Unity Association
Capt. Walter Colquohoun, O
Canton, Miss, is spending a fe,
days with his family at the residenc
of Mr.. II. L. Walker.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES.

1.-THE follow g items, concerning the citizens
of Bolivar and things in general, were found Oh
orr desk tn s week without fny Signature 10 the
manusc ipV. Eeiie Wing that no harm can resplt
theref ON, we:waive time-hono-ed rule asd
give the same space. EDS.
An arrest in BOLIVIA.
To see Alb Goa ties wea ing necEtie.
Certain citizens of on: town at church.
Gen. Nicely and Tom Crawford out Of joke.
Tom Par-an and Bob Lightfort without pipe
Jim Sweeton when he refuses to discuss the
sub-treasury.
Bill Anderson absent from Durreti's store ex-
cept at meal time.
The local freight on time when fellow want:
to board it.
To fud man who can whistle louder and
Longer than frank Fentzess.
For Col. Patterson to iaI TO speak democracy
every time he ope IS bis mouth.
For the Toile-, me spotless organ CT the fam
ers of Tennessee, % publish anything relating tC
the fam.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29

ship a large quantity before the
season closes. We trust he may
find it remunerative. How many
of our farmers, possessed Of all their
faculties unimpaired, have hall
the enterprise of Mr.. Leggett2
DIR. s. Dickson requests us tx
state to the people of Middleton
and vicinity that he will visit that
town ON the 4th and 9Th of June,
prepared to do all kinds of dental
work.
AT Montezuma on the 10th and
9th of next month, the Alliance
men will assemble for the purpose
OF discussing the issues of the day.
James K. Sweeton has been invited
to participate,
-Rey. w. q. Alexander vii
preach at Shandy next Sabbath
morning at IL o'clock, and in the
Presby terrain church in Bolivar
Sunday evening at a quarter before
eight o'clock.
Do not let other merchants palm
off other preparations on you be.
cause they have not PlantationChill
Cure in stock. Apply to agents
named below, who guarantee it
For sale by B. V. Hudson, Bolivar
w. j. Cox, Salisbury; Thos. Polk,
New Castle.
The Board of Equalization il
required by law to meet on the frs
Monday in June. Those feeling
aggrieved on account of excessive
assessments will have an opportu-
nifty to make complaint.
DIR. s. Dickson will be a.
Grand Junction on Tuesday anC
Wednesday, June 9th and 10th, tc
give the people of that town anc
vicinity an opportunity to have
dental work done.
Ny bar is furnished with the la
test fixtures and supplied with the
best Of goods. If you want cool
pleasant drink during the summer
call on me. GEO. M. WARREN.
Hon. ]. ID. Casselberry wa
down Sunday from Nashville. Ill
is secretary of the board appointe'
to distribute the direct tax. HI
pays out to claimants from four t
ten thousand dollars per week
His position will last several months
On last Friday. a quarrel be
tween two negroes, Jesse Hurt am
Will Chambers, sectIon hands, re-
suited In Hurt striking Chamber
with a pickaxe, breaking the cute
table of his skull. The difficult.
occurred between Middieburg an
Hickory Valley. Chambers it j
thought will recover. Hurt eva
ded arrest by leaving for part
unknown.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29

AT the Quarterly Conference
at Toone last Sunday sufficient
money was raised to pay off the in
debtedness of the church. and twen>
ty five dollars additional was raised
TO repair the ceiling of the building.
Plantation Chill Cure is phenom-
email seller with US. We find it has
merit, hence guarantee it. For
sale by B. V. Hudson, Bolivar; w.
j. Cox, Salisbury; Thos. Polk,
New Castle.
John Henry Crews and John
Allen, two negroes of No. 4, got
into a difficulty at the colored
church in Whitevilie Tuesday
night. Crews was seriously cut in
the head and arm. Allen was ar
rested and is now in Jail.
This is the time of year to paint
and beautify your homes. Savage
& Emerson carry a good line of
ready mixed paints, also white
lead and oil, and will meet any
prices in same goods.
Rev. Hardin Turner will lee
ture Tuesday night in the school
room at WhiteviIle. Subject:
:Time a rate of notion" The
proceeds will go to repairing the
school yard fence. Everybody
invited.
Why pay other dealers rs cents
and 81 tor chill cure when you
can get Plantation Chill Cure, a
better one, for so cents? For sale
by B. V. Hudson, Bolivar; w. j.
Cox, Salisbury; Thos. Polk, New
Castle.
Mrs. Ida May Wilson, the tai
ented elocutionist of this city, left
last night fol Nashville, to attend
the commencement exercises of
Belmont College. At the special
invitation of the faculty. Mrs.
Wilson will give one of her
delightful Evolutionary entertain>
ments. Memphis Ledger.
We could not afford to urge an
article without merit. We not only
urge. but guarantee Plantation
Chill Cure. For sale by B. V.
Hudson, Bolivar; w. J. Cox, Sauls-
bury; Thos. Polk, New Castle.
! Our old friend, q. N. McCom-
mon, of Salisbury, visited US last
week. He says the crops are very
good in his country, and if properly
W orked and anything like a season.
will turn out all right. Col. Nc
Common is a hustler, and to prove
1T, he walked seven miles recently
lin one hour and forty-five minutes
averaging a mile IN fifteen minu-
ties. Considering the fact that ht
tips the beam at two hundred anc
J fifty, he made excellent time
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
Cold Beer.

My new refrigerator enables me
to keep ice cold Beer always on
tap. Come and see me. May %
GEO. M. WARREN.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
Unclaimed Fees.

The following is a list of uncIaim-
ed fees, amounting to $3.50, in
the hands of the Circuit Court
Clerk up to May 1, 1891. Every
person mentioned below can call at
the Clerks office and receive the
amounts opposite their names, 9TH
erwise same will be turned over TO
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-29
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The record-union., 1891-02-27
Evening Session.

The House assembled att o'clock, the
Speaker pro tem in the chair.
Mr.. loves bill amending the charter
of the city of San Jose, so that certain
lands may be used as city reser walton,
was passed.
The special order of the evening was
the apportionment bill.
Mr.. Arms moved that the consideration
of the bill be postponed till Monday next
A wordy discussion followed, and the
motion was lost.
Amendments to the bill were offered by
Messrs. Arms, Cof1ey, Gould, Jackson,
Renfro and Shanahan. All were lost.
These gentlemen supported their amend
ments by debate, and protested against
not being allowed time for further con-
sideration and further amendments.
Mr.. Dibble finally moved the previous
question, amid a storm of protests from
Mr.. Gould and Mr.. Shanahan, who still
had amendments which they desired to
offer.
The previous question was ruled in
order, and the bill, on its final passage,
was adopted by vote of ayes 53, noes 15.
Mr.. Hail said: II wish to say. tnat III
the proper time and place for me, as a
Republican, did all that lay in my
power to have the Second Senatorial Dis
trict embrace only the counties of Trinity,
Shasta and Siskiyou, and the Third Sem
atorial District the counties of Modoc,
Lassen, PlumaS and Sierra.'
The following protest was offered in
writing and ordered spread upon the
minutes of the House:
We, the undersigned members of the
Assembly, do hereby protest against the
ordering of tho previous question, the
shutting off OF the right to offer amend
ments and discuss them in the matter OF
the legislative apportionment bill.
(Signed) Doty, Dunn, Arms, Robertson.
Martin, Carver, Gould. Shanahan, jack
son, Stabler, Murnan, Mordecai, Kellogg,
Cunningham, Renfro. Eakle.
The record-union., 1891-02-27
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Commissions Issued to Large M
ber of the Them

Commissions Issued to a Large Num-
Der of the Them.
Governor Markham has issued COM
missions to the following Notaries this
week.
Lemuel Harp, Kingsburg; A. C. Webb,
Santa Barbara; III. a. Scott, Downey;
]. j. Henderson, San Diego; E. A. Mar
tin, Shingletown; s.. l., Hogue, Selma;
G. w. Sill, Watsonville; W. II. Spencer,
San Luis Obispo; T. Murrow, Big Oak
Flat; G. II. Purkett, Willows; C. A.
Stonesifer, Modesto; B. McFadden, Oak
land; t. ]. Cross, Daunt; Jacob Kneuzly,
Colfax; George H. Stephenson, Sacra-
mento; John Clydesdale, Rocklin; Wal
lace Dinsmore, Marysville; Ira C. jerks,
Lakeport; e. r. Bailey, Agnews; F. NJ.
Cssner, Coahuilla; b. V. Sargent, Salinas
City; Frank III. DePue, Port Costa;
Thomas w. Hardy, San Jose; wv
Snowfall, Knights Landing; w. s.
| Camp, Grangeville: d. r. Gale, Santa
Rosa; f. T. Nilon, Nevada City; John T.
Gordon, Azusa; j. f. Coffmann, Healds-
burg; j. d. Snyder, Los Alamos: w. A
| Mackinder. ST. Helena; j. T. Meddock
Comptche; Guy IL. Salisbury, San Jose
| f. w. Ewing, San Diego; James Agnew
| Greenwood.
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This was opposed by Messrs. Ostrom
and Mead, who held that the urgency
resolution, under which Senate bills We're
taken up in the morning, was still the
order of business.
The Chair ruled otherwise, and the
special Assembly file was taken up and
the following bills passed:
A. b. So, relating to the manner of TAX
ing dispositions out of the State.
y. B. 81, relating to the service of sum-
| mons in actions i'll Justices Courts.
| A. B. 56, relating to actions in divorce
cases.
A. B. IS, relating to fines and imprison-
nent.
| a. B. &C, authorizing incorporated cities
to acquire water reservoirs, rights OF
way, etc.
a. B. l01, relating to the redemption OF
| land sold at tax sale. Amended and Or
dered reprinted.
advertise to obtain q divorce, or to aid
therein.
| A. B. 20, to amend Section 40S of the
| Code of Civil Procedure. Lost.
a. BIS PA, 2l5 and 6S, to amend the Act
| to provide for the organization, incorpor-
alton and government of municipal cor
| porations.
A. B. 81, concerning the costs in civil
actions for serving summonscs and sub
| penas. Amended and ordered reprinted.
A. b. Alb, to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for repairs for the State
Capitol building and furniture for the
| forty-first fiscal year.
FOR THE DESTITUTE.
At 10 o'clock T.. N. Mr.. Mahoney called
| up the special order, 5. B. 639, to provide
| for the employment of destitute citizens
and making appropriations therefor.
The bill was read the first time, and al
l0:l5 o'clock the Senate adjourned.
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AN AMATEUR VIDOCQ.
George Rrnyon Runs His Despoilers to
Earth.

Several weeks ago George Runyon, of
Courtland, who is well-known in this
city, went to San Francisco to visit
friends. One night he happened to stroll
into the "South-of Market district, and
was way-aid by three foot-pads who re-
lieved him of his money and valuable
diamond scarf pin.
The larceny was reported to the San
Francisco police, but no clew was found
to the robbers. Mr.. Runyon then went
to San Jose. He had not walked up and
down the boulevards for over ten minutes
before he spied his lost diamond pin nestl-
ing securely in fancy cravat Of one OF
San Jose's leading promenaders. Instead
OF reclaiming the pin by force Of arms, Mr..
Runyon displayed his acumen by quietly
taking the first train to San Francisco
and acquainting the detectives with his
discovery.
Detective Rogers accompanied him
back to San Jose and had no trouble in
finding the wearer Of the pin. A few
words between the detective and the pin
wearer disclosed the fact that the latter s
name was Jordan, and he speedily con-
vinced both the officer and Runyon that
he had bought it in good faith for SIS from
James Mcnamara, better known as
Jumbo" Mcnamara was arrested by
Rogers. Runyon identified Mcnamara
as one of the three men who stood him
up and robbed him, and a charge of rob
berry was accordingly placed against him.
The record-union., 1891-02-27
NEW ENTERPRISES
Another san Francisco Railway Com
pany Files Articles.

Another san Francisco Railway Com
pany Files Articles.
The following articles of Incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday:
Church of Christ, of Delano, of Tulare
County. Directors-L J. Hill, w. S. Win
ter, Albert Woosley, George Sharp and
George Howe.
Moore Commercial Company, of San
Francisco. Capital stock, 100000. Di-
rectors-L. w. Moore, A. f. L. Bell, G..
p. Moore, G. G. Moore and s. f. Mead
ans.
Metropolitan Railway Company, of San
Francisco. Capital stock, Sl,0O0,000. Di-
rectors-Clifton e. Mayne, Henry A.
Iddings, Nathan Crocker, Geo. l. Bailey,
H. w. Snow, II. G. Barrow, &. III. Perry
and G. NJ. Haley.
McGovern, Cahill d Co.. of Oakland.
Capital stock, 100000. Directors-An-
drew J. McGovern, james Cahill, John
Williams, w. J. Cahill and Il. j.. Nc
Grath.
Bank of Haywards. Principal place OF
business, Haywards, Alameda County.
Capital stock. 100000. Directors-W. F.
Goad, w. C. Belcher, G. w. Prescott, j.
Garretson, j. Hollister, John Boggs and
J. E. Crooks.