Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
VERY MANY CELES TAILS.
.e..Ere TO COMPLY WITH
~ THE NEW LAW UNDER
eu,silUlns Of Which They Nay Remain in
,,,,,i.s-Sam Kes, the High Much.a.
buck interviewed.



. q,nnly with the new law regulating
ss-anditions upon which they may
p.,;nre TO do 'wBshte,n repair UNI
ee. NC and otherwise labor in the do
81 -i5iou OF Uncle sam.
-i-r5er the act Of congress Of May 5,
,,c5 sach Chinaman who was resi-
~ n The United States at that time
"a Sssires 10 remain in this country
- ftrnish data for his identity TO be
M with the government officials,
/" .lteh Is required to be of such char
'-t,r AZ TO leave little room for the
81 i,ay.cned citizen TO practice deception.
I'm Chinese of Waco have held u
-,,nd council concerning the matter
N With characteristic submissiveness
.oaw will at once perfect their right
N 4 remain here unmolestcd.
The Waco Chinaman is not unlike
FL h,s brethren Of other cities and conse-
sssntly has his chief, a sort Of grand
ssouneillor and commander. whose word
81 /, law and whose commands meet with
{ jmplicit obedience.
N Sam Kee occupies the position Of
n commandor in the city. He Is the pro-
NJ victor Of II Franklin street laundry.
~ M greeted GAZETTE man yesterday
H. NtUTuuUN " III Il AAAAA u lf'AA AAANA AlltLE
vas not the slightest trace OF express
siyeness
NJ aHello, SAM
aHellO.n was the answer.
e IAN Cinnamon in Waco going to get
photographs taken, Sam?'
III IAN Cinnamon have 'em taken, give
10 Klecta' up there,' pointing to the
81 Tederal building.
"When are you going to have them
tken?7
7 'Pletty soon, said Sam.
III 0Klecta tell me few days ago, tell
Eal Cinnamon get pictures, sign papers
snd come to his office. don't know.
Ian Cinnamon do what l say l send
litter to China cOnsul-you know China
consul at San Francisco? and he say,
81 NJ right, get pictures taken, lettee
Cinnamon stay in this country 1
n elee Waco Cinnamon all gettee pic
hrs They all do it soon. Chinaman
come ask me everything. | say YES
Chinaman do it, Say no Chinaman no
Mt0it You newspaper man? ! briugee
Chinaman's pictures all up your Office
when get 'em taken"
Nj aHow many Cinnamon In Waco, Sam?n
"Gottee abont nine,' was the reply.
H.. IEAA Il lANhlt l4AlE llHAAs LtAAAA a ltIEF
aad tellee Chinaman all"
= sthe reporter left Sam resumed his
work on the bosom OF white shirt.
Deputy Collector Robinson was in his
sace when THE GAZETTE representa-
tive entered. He smiled when asked
shout Issuing certificates TO Chinese.
h How are you progrossingy' was
nked him.
n afI,,.,,, ,,,,tff,.i,,,. H. ~. ,.... -
IA rltistricta short time ago Every place
hihas few Cinnamon has chief or
Eald m0gul who speaks for and gov
gs the others. Where there are
egeral, there is chief, a captain and
some places a Lieutenant, who do the
& losing for the rest. | notified Sam
kee some time ago TO have every
Chinman IN the city comply with the
lev law, If he wished to remain in the
country, and Sam has taken hold of the
hailer and been up here to see me
shout it,
H. What must be done under the. law
p secure the privilege of remaining in
Ais eountry?'
Zach Chinaman must furnish a per-
Nnal description In this FORM (Here
va shown the blank form used.)
ri %N'te"lAb - bAlt Illlobuul hNhNIllN
a..;:.......,, a Chinese applicant for
2fticate OF residence under act OF May
n 1897, viz:
,''''. geo $500 '''''''''''''
lNcal residence. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ypnpauOu ....... .,...............s
nSlghI' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
o1iur vi eyes. ...................
NNhpleSlon.. Observation-Disclosures.
rnysical marks or peculiarities for
Ratification
Win the description each applicant
4 must present the following application:
: l',,...........a Chinese. ........,...
Aee1y make application 10 the collect
81 o. Internal revenue for the. ......,..
esiIlct Of .....,... for certificate OF
teldence, under the provisions of the
h. ~ congress approved May 5, 1892
n sla state that | arrived in the United
r e-,es on the So. day of..........l5..
w port ot............p er.....,.....
~ mat l was lawfully within the linn
no the United States, residing at
~',.'..... ON the 9th day Of May, 1892.
pt.9t my age was ,... years on my last
,l,9aaay, and that my present local
.idtlOn 1s........,..........
H. sAtAN1 hlAhA "a AAhN HAANhF
j s'aphle likeness Of myself is affixed to
Ms y. application.
il Signature Observation-Disclosures.
sglitatlon.
~ The lower left hand corner OF the
pp1eation is a space in which small
q ~ Photograph Of the applicant must
nAso: Each application must be ac-
panled by the affidavit OF two cit
~ OF the United States to the effect
) 81. lley are acquainted with the APP
s' M that he was within the limits
e United States, May 9TH, 1892, and
! sg ms place Of resideuce, occupa-
: INV and that the photograph affixed to
: n Ky application Is n correct likeness Of
~. applicant. Three photographs
; ~ ee furnished, one Of which is at
Z 70 application and fled with the
Unas revenue commissioners Wash
Another is filed in the Office Of
oolectort where the application is
; fss and third is attached to the Ger
Il -, go Of residence given 10 the appli-
60 10 the latter photograph, the
n 49, q. must allix his official seal Just
~ the lace and In red ink but not
~ elgss the features, the name Of
ppheant and the number OF the APP
l'lo ll must be signed. This makes
a. sll1oely impossible TO practice
. III nll many OF the nhotorrt.anhs