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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

The men of today use on the a a. NIL
each year ten times as much iron ans could
as our forefathers of the Reyoiut ip,. the
command, and by the use oil . .rsrious,
most profitable, If not the most "a With
of all metals, they command the luI their
their railways. and the sea wiz
steamships. ----'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

Mr' Arnell, while cutting timber one dav
n nore" Oh the city, came upon petrified
ueer' lie brought it home with him and
has IL on exhibition. 1t is the root of n
sree' twisted and gnarled into a most stril-
ing likeness TO deer, with its four legs
nech' mead body, ears and even hoofs con-
Harbor (Ore.) Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

1t was recently maintained ps ,.st vas
Paris Academy that shortness OF sisns "" a..
defect incident to civilization or to an ,; :,
tificial condition OF life. An examiua, ,Sst
of the eyes of wild animals suon' o;sbt
those captured at the age oil s's y. those
months remain long sighted, WINS i'';ty arc
captured earlier or born in eap'N'''
near sighted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

IRATES were pi-
rates once, and
the memory OF
t h cir desperate
deeds still fingers
in lands where the
bulk of the people
have forgotten the
very names OF
men who in their
day won renown
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

Most of the jests which have pee aS az,
rent in England for centuries are XII.
also throughout Europe. students =. vtent
lore assure us that to II far create. ~ are
than is generally understood these l1 ssyipa
of Asiatic origin, many Of them I Ianan.
come from as far east as China anu s old.
Some of them are thousands oil yea,' M
and who made them first is question: -
can never be answered,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

~. machine, said to be marvel of light
i ness ana ingenuity, has recently been built
~ aus.raia for experiments in ayine
. lou the air. 1t is propelled by an M.
CINE fed with compressed air
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06
THE PIRATES ARE GONE
How the Last One Was
Hanged on Liberty Island.
ONLY CHEAP PRETENDERs LEFT.

In the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Cen
turtles Pirates Were sanguinary ana
Despernte-The Story OF Hicks--"Biack
J,cL,. y,,ttaw,s Contest with the Law.
Eopyright, 1892, by American Press Associ-
ation.l
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

Hello, old mani Is it going to clear OFF,
"Don't know. I'm sure. 1t always has. ~
Lowell Citizen
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06
Worth 1t.

Some picture dealers, as well ~ certain
art critics, have q scent for merit which
may be compared TO dogs nose" In
hunting. r. Sidney Cooper, the English
artist, gives such an instance OF dealer
who could trust his own intuition without
seeing the picture.
On vanishing day was busy In touch
ing up one OF my pictures, when Turner
passed me, palette In hand. He stopped to
look ut the canvas, and then, saying, Put
1t ouN 1t destroys the breadthr' he laid q
dab Of color over the part on which had
been working, and walked away again.
Another artist saw him do II and imme
diately said:
Don't touch 1t again. He has done in
one moment all that is wanted
So ! left II, and when Turner passed
again, went up to him and thanked him,
whereupon he nodded and gave a sort Of
grunt, but vouchsafed never word.
That afternoon / met elliott among
other dealers, who ut once began asking me
about my pictures. told him that they
were well hung, and then mentioned the
fact that Turner had put touch on my
Welsh scene.
"What Is the size and price OF the pict-
uref asked Mr. elliott. told him
"And did the great Turner really touch
upon 1t, as you say,"
Eyes, he did,
"Then the picture Is mine"
"But you have not seen itl' remarked.
mo matter. Turner would never have
touched it II 1t had not been worth It, The
picture Is mine at f300, so cross 1t sold.'"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06
rnou,,,tive.

wcotoru Orntleman RECENTLY Unva =
h,,,sewarning Marty HAVING Inst moved
into n new dwelling 4 large COMPANY
was ipvited md ths entire mansion was
thrown open to the puests. The bonse
waa modern n it, epnointnents q the last
degree even TO being LIGHTED with cleo
tricitv instead Of pas.
One Young man among the guests saw
much 10 arouse his curiosity. and was on
the alert for new discoveries.
A celebrated singer had Just taken her
place at the piano when this young man,
who was standing Ia the lower hall near
the parlor door. caught sight of something
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-06

The summit Of the Eitfsl tower Is one Of
the topics OF the time. W Ashington Capital
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25

animal which ~ n female. weighs
80 pounds She eold Tor curiosity az
~ per hundred,
The STOCK feeding business u undergoing
process VI rapid development in TpNaa,
ana before long There Wi be- un all tie.
year.rOund beef crop.
MuuwcarlnR a Clound ~ wayahachio
topped llip ~ Louis market for. lcAag
steers, which brought si2a
Colonel Peters. connected with wen
known Kansas city livestock cOmmiaalnu
hOuau, came in from Wichita Fails yuHtcr.
dnN aud reports nno rain ia that see.
ton.
J. l.. Pennington, llycsiock agent OF the
Santa W.. iH busy man thrlo days. lia
came ln Wednesday night Rnd icft tie next
mqrulng Tor Laupnsnh after "a shipment ~
Edward W. Reynolds % Audlnnd man.
ugcr of thn Nplso Morris ouint ~ Mid.
land ruunty iH hpff, tie has Just o..
TUNED from vernon, whore Doc has been az.
tpndng court
H. W Bnrbec. livestock agent Or the Cot.
ton Belt Az No fruul u hugiiing tup lie
huH shaved on tho hirsnio huprnhure that
ersiwhllc adorned hiH upper iip, and Ma
friends say his mother would hardly rccog'
nzo him.
Il "a reported TINT ail of tho utoors Of
the Rio ArfibH Cattle company tMnH ana
up have been sold Rt $40 per head. There
81 expected 40 be- some 200 head Of steers,
Delivery IL "a be- made Nt some chipping
point on the RIO Grande when rounded up.
John - Thaxion IL ia the nlls near
Segon Rivera, rushing he SADDLE ponirH
together, getting ready for The dollYcrg ~
wen Register Cattle az 81 head, steers
taken, the entire stock 10 DO delivered nt
Midland.
Reports from Southern Utah Hrc 70 ihe
effect that cattle are diving Rt fearful
rntr ffum starvation aud exposure. prlnci,
paily from starvation on account ~ 0f0nih
lnHt summer The situation 10 Faid 20 hu
worse than ever before known "a DE hln.
that half N the cattle viii de.
Armott West, thriving young Brown
county coWmAni Yves in tle 1iy yesterday
cn f0utc from brentwood ip Abilene Iig
snys There are plenty of steers Do this
section. hut that they are bHing held for
$50 Tor thresT ana consequently buyers
hnl egligis ny WIZ hpait. Hr m,al ,,,, "
mlught IN i. d. Bnngh MO bend 81 graded
Dufinms terms private,
The second annual meeting ~ tlie Inter
Stock Growers association VIII ho held nt
Onien. W., on Aprll ~ = md ~ lWis
Organization Includes 90 40 mcnhorlhlp
livestock growers ana hnudlNra, nnl local
Uvoai0ek NEGOTIATIONS. ~ territory com,
nri.er al tho states and ferfitnnss vol
~ the Missouri aud MiaslaalpW MYERS
and 80 obleois are ~ o1ncrnWnir ing
sironNih ana iuhuonrg N all ilyNiOpA
Interests for muiunl ail and protection
Matters are filil very quist a ile different
st0ckyarda This tlmo last year the u0yes
mcnt N fardprH n0rtl WIS nt ~ nelHht,
menoed. The following HiocE was received
N tho Texas nul inanr ni0CkyAf9a AfA
ierdHy one eaf h0rseH, front Kansas iitIi
u.a from FalfnaY, M0. foNNlXpgd 90 y. n,
ifogup Pesos iiif. one cav HORSES, from
san Angelo. consigned 10 y. ~. ltybufn,
fiafoaaa. j. ~ AID one ear ~ cattle FROM
Haflrit Tea. c0nFigued 10 George Aa.
knight Quauah,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
REGULATIONS
TO GOVERN CATTLE SHIPMENTS
FROM CERTAIN COUNTIES
OF Texas 10 The North Local Livestock News
Of Interest Picked Up Yesterday.
Tho CEluo M0y0m9ii.

Mr. Jordan. United states quarantine
Inspector Tor this district, has Just received
FROM y. sterling Morton, secretary Of ngu.
culture, the following circular
Notice - hereby glYrn lhnt thc rcguln-
tlpns OF the department OF agriculture, ron.
cerniug cattle transportation are molilgl
20 ua lu permit cattle that have hooh ga
The counties Of Wlihnrgcr baylor, Ihgock
morton, Shnckclfprd, Jones ami Pccos, state
uf Texas, uihVc Jan, j, lsid ana nave not
come INTO contact WIN any cattle bfpusht
into said counties nom other counties iu
the Infected district since flld date, tO Doe
moved from tlv said counties Nv rail- INTO
the states ~ Colorado, Nyuainfi Montana
cordancc with tho regulations made by
said states for the admission OF Southern
catile thereto, Provided
~ That n permit ahnl hrst DO obtained
FROM the secretary Of agriculture FOR such
movement. The application Tor Rnid per-
nit must state the nnnlO Of the county
Ia which said cattle. are located, tho nome
cattle 90 be- moved aud The route over
which said cuttlo nre 10 be transported 10
the above named states.
q That said permit shall he forwarded
10 the Inspector u The department. stationed
az knuaaH city, Mo-, WHO VIII detail IN
o1lcer 10 inspect said cattle aud ascertain
whether thay are entitled % be shipped
under tho provisions of this order. aud
who, upon hndng that the same are ~
rntldcd, VIII counieralsu snid permit and
supervise Tie movement % said cattle 90
thn point ~ shipment. nhC Hlid officer
before delivering suen permit shall ubtnin
niii1nNis ~ ihr owner or manager u TIE
cattle aud of two reputable aud hiflntort
csted persons, showing that they brn act
uuainted with tho cattle ROught 10 ba
shipped, ana that they have Known said
cattle since fho 1st day ~ January lNU
and that said cattle have been Kept in
the territory described above and have
not come into contact VIII any other
Southern cattle These uhltHfiia will be
forwarded bf him 10 the department ~ as.
riculure.
IL ~ further ordrrcdi
That The aetfud pruViao ~ The 9th rule
~ the regulations 81 Fob. Do. 1919. proYld.
ing that cattle moved INTO ihe npurc namod
states under said Fule shall not De allowed
m pens Of on trails or On ranges that are
tO he occupied on crossed hy cattle going
% The Eastern markets before DEC. .,
1888 aud ttat THESE two cinfsaH ~ cfffle
shall no. De allowed 10 come Into contact
D. hoTpby rcsclnded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
epIRITR NJ. HpOOKH.

The attraction on Monday niflt AZ
40 opera house win be one " unususl
character The expose " phenluiuM
mediumalip, win De complete a ma
ieiinllring re49nce wv ~ eopdueied % US
every mafrialigiug medium VIII b. made
b. Udih aud talk
Professor Montague win eSpiain 50
detail all the clnius made b. trance,
platform, chanp0yanl aud mnterihlizi1e
mrliams pfof w. ~ Allen win thpn
exhibit the mefhOds gna Duplicate he
marvellous things aaid 20 Dc lone ~
spinis
The eHferiaiumeut win close with
character dcluiniious by Madame Duiar
f0n.
n promises 10 ~ most unique and
instructive entertainment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
IIVnsrnrIl NOrEa.
r. Il. Jones Of wichita Fails II hare
~ fts..., q. 49,. a...fu from Af,s,.d

r. Is Jones Of wichita Falls u hare.
lobe oaem il here again from Aiyord.
ID. g. Cogdeli, tbs Granhury oatuenan,
II IN The rty.
s. b. TUCKER. promlntnt catileman "
Roswell. ~. ~. ~ here
NJ j. Uo0ey d Ban Angelo caticnan.
was among the fsw caiuemsn ia the diy
yesterday
George Rpggs q back from 9 trip 70 AZ.
r0ra lie says there a. very hfte doing pig
livestock 90 present
About 100 stock ears sro standing 10 ihe
Tegaf aHd fHclfc gafnh ready iQf The
transportation north 81 feeders.
Yesterday the GmG Colorado and sanfa
no received eighty cars ~ fiorAsrt ffqn
tle Hau Angelo country Tor sLipmeft north
The Indianapolis Livestock Jeurnai cou,
sldefa the outlook for The Lof nlaftf
Ypry much Ike the color 81 tle ny On Q
Qitaf daf
Ja,neg Alci.ynl1nt ~ Kinney county a
ahitiInS t1an hpaii ~ nhffp 90 iluhof
~ which several train loads nAfa niffAdg
hfen sent 0ni
Col William nunlfF has returned frgm
trim 10 hasi ADfuuio, ln ihe .hirfeti li bit
o5f1banB. ~ hnyn ne tgafarra part ~
ne slate q very dry GA fpoit
A sI1legaed hog ~ one ~ ihr rQriQsl
tea AZ lie slguK cly sioclJa 4dA 1Ae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
THE GREAT COLUMBUS CLOCK

Is now on exhibition In store room No. 800
Main street for a few days only. Go
see II while you can. Positively the fare.
well tour Of this noted structure, and you
may never again In lifetime have the
opportunity Of seeing H. The great Co
lumbus clock Is permanently recorded IN
the encyclopedias Of America ns enrths
masterpiece Of clock work and exhibited
10 over 100000 OF people during It's
twelve years of exhibition. II has ga
hlbited Ia every city in the states, and
Of the entire press, but OF such celebri-
ties as Thos A. Edison. Henry Ward
Beechcr, Whittier Governor Foster, Gov
ernOr X. NJ. Bishop and General H. y.
Grant who visited the entertainment
Dec 20, 1880, at 300 Broadway View
derful and then exclaimed. America
against the wOrldw Admissions Adults,
i5e; children. under ~ years. Toe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
IN THE CITY.


n IlAA1N II ~
The postal delivery service in this city
is greatly crippled by the two facts,
first. that the house numbering Is OF the
worst possible character and second,
the names of the streets are not marked
at the street corners, In many blocks
there is not single number on any Of
the houses and IN others the presence Of
n single house that Is numbered is sup
posed 10 be all that can be required by
the letter carriers for guidance, that they
can count up 10 hnd the other numbers
" other numbers there should be Ia the
block.
This Is not true Of the whole city, but
Il Is too true of the newly built part Of
Fort Worth, and that is very large
portion nov.
Mrs Burchill has made an application
for redistricting the city and for permits
sion TO take In more territory. especially
some of that east Of the union depot.
With the present partly numbered con
diton Of affairs the grant Of the applica-
ton is very doubtful aud steps should be
taken by the city council 20 avoid
placing Fort Worth In the predicament
In which Austin once stood when. be-
cause Of tie lack Of street naming and
house numbering the delivery OF letters
Law carriers was suspended until the city
authorities did what was necessary TO
expediate the work Of the letter carriers.
There Is need for the rcarrangement
Of the carriers routes for they are as they
have been for several years and the
incubation on some OF the routes has so
largely Increased that Il Is almost im-
possible for the carriers 20 do their work.
and then the burden falls very unequally
an the men for some have too much ana
others have too little 60 do.
The application also asks for an In.
crease in the force by the addition OF
two more carriers
Should general postoihce Inspector
come here and learn the. exact condition
~ the street naming and house number
Ing II Is very probable this hint might be
changed 70 a threat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
OhaIrman BulldIng CommlLtee.


4 ID Texas, County Of Tarrnnt, city Of
,, pg o. o. the power vested in me as
stseutlve officer or gaid city. l do
1. order an election TO be held on Tues
iae al DAY OF April, A. d., ls03.
ihe election Of one alderman nom the
|. W election OF one alderman from the
ihc Election Of one alderman from the
,hs S election Of one alderman rrom the
ny ,acctiou Of one alderman FROM the
ne election Of one alderman from the
~ election Of one alderman from the
De election Of one alderman from the
\ nd election OF one alderman from the
\ ward. aud
iyeasnrlr from the whole city.
. lpcrctary from the whole city
\ maNhh from the Whole city.
4 attorney from the whole city.
= assessor and collector from the
i DO hereby appoint the following
4 Ind officers nc sail election;
4 n swaync, First ward, room IN
h0use
A n Field. second ward, county court
Natkln. Third ward, broom factory
IilOun street
i Bailey, Fourth ward. street COM
|mer's oiiicc 80,
/ NcNamnra Fifth ward, Tucker I'M
i Terrell sixth ward, Flrcman's
q Nelson. Seventh ward. Pope's gro
I store. South Main street
y AhstOn. Eighth ward, Beacon
nl00 house.
,W Wells. Ninth ward, county treas
cfce
Ia nnder my hand and the seal OF
M OF Fort Worth this, the lith day
|nth A. D., lSN3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
HOME no Rr1O1cr

Dr. II. w. and Mr. c. S. Williams
have Just rcturned FROM their purchasing
tour In New York, and
among Eastern novelty man.
uiacturers. They placed large i'm.
port orders with the expectation Of a
heayy ian and Christmas trade In the
sundry line The doctor Il hiphlv uiSas.
ed TO learn that the packery deal has
gone through SUCCESSFULLY and thinks
tins, with the other enterprises on band.
cannot but make Fort Worth the com.
mercial center Of North Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
A11-Ennn nErAIrILrEn

Roswell a. NJ. March - Especially
Receiver Frank Lesnet, who disappeared
Feb ~ an account Of which appeared
m The Ciazette. has not been found. but
was seen by w. W. Reed Oh Esb 10,
N front Of the hotel Pckwick Fort
Worth The government Inspector sent
out by the department 70 examine the
books. suites that Mr. Iesnet ID de-
faulter 10 the tune Of 5000. His bonds
men are COLONEL IA. Mine. Capaia J.
Il. Lea. j. y. Lea and James suther.
land,
Fred r. Gayle, the new receiver Of
the land Office. was On the hrst iigi u
appointments sent ID By President Cieye-
land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
4 EoerR AND mo GRAgOE RAiLwAY
|okfARY STOCKHOLDERS AR0 d.
REcTORS AByDAL MEETING.

snhual meeting Of the stockholders
directors of the Fort Worth aud RIO
Ide Railway company will he held
\ Office Of the company, IN the city
|oH Worth, on Tuesday, April T.
~ 3 y, m.
flsier books win be closed at noon;
n 10, 1893, and remnln closed untll
}, 1893. A. X. DIXON.
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
WANrs nANfAGEse

i''on, Tex. March %. lSpeclal)-s
-s been entered by the heirs 81
~ de Baglegthy against tn,e
+N9ual unc Great Northern rail-
sp,lipany asking $4,000 for the
" said De Baelegethy on FEB, q.
Euton alleges negligence on The
'ae employees Of the company ~
w back without warning a pas
aaaeh along a part Of the track
"'S used US roadway by the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
HAMBY FOR COMPTROLLER,

Houston, Tex. March 81. Especial ~
TIE cotton exchange and board 81 trpde
las adopted thr following and forwarded
the same 20 rs proper address;
Hon. John g. Carlisle. secretary of the
treasury. Wellington. ~, y.
The cotton exchange and hoari u trade
OF the city Of Houston earnestly iud0rse
anl commnlid 10 your favorable cOnadfr-
alton FOR COMPTROLLER Of the currency,
General William ~ Hamhy u Austin
Tex,
~ authority Of the board Of directors.
II. W. YARROW, President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
R0Tice.

DE power vested IN me rs trustee
sell an The property belonslur 90
Hallway Eiuployc Printing and iun-
company, on the 10Th day Of Apiill
Detween the hours OF 10 n. M, anu
IA az No 2lO Wcst Second street
fprt Worth. Said property consist
general Newspaper aud JOB PRINT
i'hN Such as presses, type, elsa ~
N.As a well equipped JOB ounce ~
n-pect 1or ns ~ sale cash All
Of Inquiry VIII be- answered
j. j. MASSlE. Trustee,
200 Main street, Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25

ne nabbed the man. who cavo The name
or Stanley Mcbride. but who Afterwards
confessed his real name was Tom Green.
am mat he was the man who robbed the
TAILOR shop az Dcnison, also that ne was
gn escaped convict from the place of
W =. Bertram, Sugafland. Fort Bsnd
county The darkey II in jan aud the
ih,2V hend people have been notified
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
a cIrNER CAPTTRE.

YESTERDAY morning the conductor on
he snuth-bound train gold oihcers ',eoN
ana Fulford that a burglary pad Desu
J,,,,, fbe road be had seen az Nai9nRa
ns,,,,o on n side-tracked freight whose
actions were very suspicious
officer Scott went 20 the upper emo OF
49,, vsrd and when the freight came 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
NOTICE.

hal proposnls viii be received at our
M 10 10 o'clock. March ~, nnd
IA Immediately thereafter, for me
line work. In Hotel LNskpr, wichita
feg. lNls work includes sixteen
closets. i've bath tubs. three urlnnla.
'fhts aud Kitchen sluks, hot wafer
! and MI necessary water ana supply
plans and gpeclhcutio on hle In
|ace CAM a. LYNCH Architects
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
THE COURTS.

In the county court the case OF the
state rs. Mat Boulware. accused or
adultry. Is on trial
I'm the Seventeenth district court The
case Of Sallle NJ. Baker ys. the Mutual
IKE Insurance company Of New York
IS stil on trial.
In the Forty-eighth district the case
Of the State ", Jim I99ls, gfee9sru Ok
drsvyiog no n close. The arguments Will
close ana the case win ~ to the jury
'VSs NV suits were filed With the district
l.rt az follows. S. d. Ralney, Jr., w..
4 l. Williams, debt and foreclosure;
4 n Rainey, Jr., vs., Jake Johnson
II al., debt ana foreclosure ;; u. fai'
new Jr, rs. Jake Johusou, debt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
ron ALDERAIAN.

announce Nj. II. II. Wallis as can
n ~ alderman Of the Third ward; re
lls claims 10 the voters or we
" DC passed upon on the day of tns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
MEMORIAI. srnN1rre

Next Sunday az the North Fort Worth
school house, the memorial services of
me late Mrs. Emma Stewart Spear will
De seli. the services 90 begin promptly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
rREAsuRY DEpANTMENr.
y q Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington, Feb. Q, 1919.

" u Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington. Feb. Q, ls'@
fieAs BY satisfactory evidence pre-
to the undersigned, II has been mnue
par that "rhe American National pNnA
Rn Worth" IA the city OF Fort worth,
< county OF Turrant ana state on
4. has coinplled with ais the provisions
IA statutes OF the United States, r.
y to be com,.,!ci with before an adsQ'
q shall be authorized TO commence the
fSs Of banking;
therefore. AlonEo Barton Hep
mmptrnllcr OF tie currency 90 mere,
|Uiiiy that "fhe Aingrlcah NaunhAl
" Fort Worth" IN the city " foll
n 10 the county OF 1'awant aud state
sans Is authorised to Commence ilt
es Of banking as provided IA section
" the revised statutes Of the United
Testimony whereof witness my hand
al Of office this 9th day OF February
A, II. HEpBUltN,
49,. Comptroller OF the Currency
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25

SANTA FE LIME
WILL GNAUGURATE a
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
nErwEEN
Galveston and Houston and st. Louis, Kansas
City and Chicago. in both directions


at a
o aaco
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