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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
County Alliance Meeting.

quarterly meeting of the Scotland
County Union. The attendance was
quite large and very encouraging con
! sidtrIng he appearance Ct the weather
that morning. Scvera: Of the dele
gates c;,lnr fifteen miles which showed
unbouutled zeal for great order
that has and is accomplishing much
good for the farmer and other Iaborer
Nothing can turn such true men
from tie right. They have Il mission
to perform, to prepare their fellow
men for better civilization than is
enj"le'' at present. the holding up
the cause that demands Just and
equitable laws for all people. The
president, Asa Shanes, and the secre
tary. }. l.. Tenant, was present us
has been their custom ever since the
ofdc, was instituted There were
many of the odd guard" present,
together with several who had become
cold in the work, Discourage but
seeing the danger ever threatening
their -lahorers,a again put 4 shoulder
to The wheel and hereafter will more
firmly stand by one of the gran,icst
orSsniz tons ever IN existance thar
ever before. Delegates brought in
fair reports about the good Of the
order In some instances the proper
steps were being taken to re-organizc
,ub-nnions that had quit meeting and
died out. This organizing spirit was
la"r. apparent than has been the
cas-, in the history OF the order in
this county. All realize the imnens.
benefits to be secured, both socially
and in business way. The intelIi-
gent recognize that ST. lon. as there
is bankers organizations and trusts
and com bines IN al:anst ever; branch
Of business, the farmers must for
self protection "stick together" hv
the strongest manuer possible. Then
It is TO be admitted that a better
order was never produced for the
farmer and lahorer than the alliance
or Industrial union. Nearly every
sub-ui,ion in working order reports
the initiation of new members.
Every thing indicates that there is to
he Il revival in the order. Ole or
Two measures wcrc discussed At
length, that il properly carried ont
will mean much for the farmer and
ever, body will want to get back into
the order again, not for the purpose
Of tr, ing to draw it into their political
organization, hut AS Il means that will
help them financially. Committees
! were appointed to thorou5'sl; canvass
for these objects, and we feel no
hesitancy in saving that at least one
of them will be made success at no
distant day. Dat side of these two
objects the delegates, privately, dis
cusssd the possibility OF organizing
a pork packing company, but the
expression seemed to be general that
it Was too late in tue season to do
anything in regard to that worthy
o! ject at this time, but is held for
action at future occasion.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Tie following are the new officers
Of the n. +. Sunday school Sup
er:ntcndent, g. NJ. Brown; assistant
superintendent, Rev. b. NJ. DanforG;
secretary. }. G. Gillespie; assistant
secretary. Harry Simiugton; treasurer,
James Gillespie; choristcr, Frank
Mills; assistant, chorister, X. d.
Cramer; organi,t, Miss Lille Erhman,
assistant orgaEist. Miss Alice Mills.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
\ handsome illustrated pamphlet

\ handsome illustrated pamphlet,
giving an account Of the resources
and interest Of Southern California
has been received ut this Office. Any
Que who is Interested in the land of
oranges aud olives. and desires a copy
of this book can secure one BY writ
ing to the Secretary OF the Bureau OF
Information, Los Angeles, California
and enclosing Il two cent stamp.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
A Wcnde,fyi Discovery.

d.. Checini'> Electric SPAWN Cure
po1''''.;, cures s"ne SPAWN. Ii Ib,,ie
sD!lct OF curb ~ - ;sn1Ts without
pain. 5000 reward Tor failure or
slightest injury The greatest wnna.;'
of the nineteenth century. astonishing
as it does The entire vc:er:.iar,
world. Circular, and tvS,iu,lllai.
free. A1dres Dr.. Guy C:.ccini, .. :
Canal st. New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
a Fseilabie ,Xafnan.

Wanted III every cnnn1: to estsa,
lisi. a cprsct pari;tr for the safe q Or.
N3csr'l,' celchr:s,,,I spi,a! -, ;,s
c"r~e.s "n'l clasps, Makes sac .o
s7a per month and cxpvn,es We Furn'
isn complete stock on onsisnnent,
settlements monthly. Sample corset
free. Send IS cents hostage fol
sample and terms, Address Nichols
Nfs. Co. a18 Gaia! Street, >>.w
York
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Mrs. Maggie Pitzer, who lived a
few miles northeast Of this city. took
a quantity Of concentrated lye on the
FL instant with suicidal intent and
suffered terribly until the to.;owin !.
Thursday when death came to her
relief This Was the second or third
attempt Of the deceased tC commit
suicide Sickness and death in the
family had made Mrs. Pitzcr unsosln,l
, in mind for several wears.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
Nlsn,nh.s StocA Mat.e..
Roofs County, Kansas,

l. 'cca"d in tn" solomon River Valley in
central h2r'h''r1 ,:lsss, an !. iii the c.:Iler
O.. the t.Ttht =" t3t t."lt II the state.
Mere "A. q I;:i.trGi t,!!Saei- Of wacp, Sc r.
f'r"d.;cs',i tai "a. III Huu.> county. tn. aver
'Et yrii '"IaS hi:'hrl> :"r acre. Crops ~
a.! Varieties vi'tt a''lr.an:iv- I is e1ln.,, 4E
miles ~.:' q HsE.plis Mo the climate being
ne saE.r Is at ~ i,.t,.r place.
have u number q i,nt,r; Vrd farms 10 soil
on rIas to satisfy ptSch"Srre. TIE proceeds
q! o." crop. if entire farm rs som to eat.
will ,~u"'iy equal the pGrc'!as.' i!rica. 70 Any
one contemplating huyi"S lands in Kansas
and writing ioe vii! c!leertui!y furnish full
dose! tiioi- IF farms.
few = ~ young mares :ri=ht hc taken in
sgt intn!.,n Yer lands .,f;,.r -.
". q. H.N. Stockton KaHses
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
MONEY, MONEY. MONEY

70 loan money Oh realest:.tc secnr!
ties for five or seven Years in amuunt>
to suit the borrow.
Loans closed and money Dait. on
the same day hat notes and ,acrtg oe
is signed, No delay.
Best ant: most liberal option to the
borrower ever offered. Also the
lowest rate Of interest.
Cali an; see me 4 II. PITKlx.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, Jan. IL, 1925.
LOCAL BREViTiES.


Six per cent interest at B:,rtlelt's.
\. Fl Pitkiu was il hs'soka Tues
day
Six per cent. See T., +. Bartlett
Six per cent
A. L. MyeIs made this ci'ice :
sing visit Tuesday
John Bertrum has moved frou
Lawn Ridge to Rutlcdse.
Mrs. Dow Nuckles is v:s,,in.
relatives in Pike county.
Bartlett haa the only 6 per cen,
money in Scotland county.
Notice the new advertisement OF
W. II. Busey in this Issue.
The Committee of Ten vii! meet il,
this city mex, Saturday at l D. IN.
Take farm produce to p. II. Ben.
nets and set the top price for the
same.
There has been no cases Of sun
stroke in this locality for the past
week.
Will Combs and wife, Of Hannibal
were in the city last SATURDAY,, visit
ing relatives
F. NJ. Hendricks has purchased Al
interest III the Cart!er stocery store il.
the P:lkin block.
T.. r. Mckee has been in Jefferson
City this week. :icsing IN the capacit,
of presidential elector.
A. j Woods, OF Crawford, was a
welcome caller last Friday and gave
us much encouragement.
4 good resolution for the new year
would he TO trade exclusively at T.
- Sttlc.
Il. 5. McCandless is here from
Colorado. He will return to tho
centennial state in about week.
No other agent in Memphis can
beat Bartlett in rates OF interest OF
liberality Of terms on farm loan.
H. &. Pi,kin and daughter, Miss
Clara, left here Satur.ia, night for {;
few weeks stay at Great Springs. Hi!
nois.
\ fight occurred in the CITY BAKERY
Monday night. The next day som.
business Was transacted il the mayo:'s
ctiice
Officers succeeded in arrc,'in.
some crap shooters yesterday and tn.
city tyea ,ury is richer rs a consc
quencc.
Tie interest in stock sales arc NJ
where when compared VITA the rusi. Il
Z. II. Benefits for groceries Of ths
i,cst brands.
Money TO loan on good farm
property. at I, = and S per cent
Geo, II. Lawton Sr. near nor.hcas
corner Of square.
Sewing Machine supplies of al
kind, ard for all kinds OF machines
al Geo. II. iswton SIS, uorthcas
corner Of square.
Edward Wells and Miss Add.
peuc" were married on tie 9Th inst
TIE contracting parties live in til,
Mcdaniel Eeigil!orhood.
Bartlett has s per cent money t.
loan for six months to twcnt, five
years, payable ut any time before ,;u,
if desired. in whole or IL part.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

The following persons paid sub
scfip;iohs to tbs paper last week:
{. II, Cunningham, Azcn; {. \
Croker. James Young, H. b. Faux,
l.. Drum,,ond and d. 7. jackson.
Memphis: john B.rtrun, Lawn Ridge;
a. ". Maddox, Prospect Grove;
G. ieayer, Cantral. They have Our
thanks for the same. There are
several hundred more subscribers
on our hooks that we wish would do
! likewise.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
Fancy Bronze Turkeys for Sale.

Anyone wanting to huy Mammoth
Bronze turkeys can h" supplied h,
calling on the undersigned. "Qu,ck
sales and small pr.,tits' Satisfaction
guaranteed. Write for prices or call
on JOsFPH MILLER,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

NJ. NcGar, has had his air ship on
exhibition in this city during the past
week. The sample shown was small
but conveyed the idea OF the workings
of the institution. 1t seems that if
not wholly perfect 1t comes nearer
the mark than anything OF the kind
heretofore invented,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Married at the residence of II. B.
Fsulh, Union township, on Thursday,
january 9th, 1893, W. e. Campbell
aud Miss Minnie Hartman Justice
Of the Peace X. Z. Faux c..scisted.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Mrs. Thomas Mul;,gan died at her
late home near Crawford, Thursda,
AMI was buried at Friendship the ne X !.
day. The deceased leave, q husband
and seven children.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
Notice Of Final Settlement.

No.i:e is hereby given. that the mdr:siyn-
ed sdiniilis; ratOr al the estate of William
Nir"in:,ar. q ceased. will ElaNa final Syt:i'.-
ment o. MS accounts with said estate a> sGc.,
administrator. Ut the next term of t.l. Pro-
bat" En.lr: pf Scotland county. Missouri to +.
kodcl at Mem pliS ia said county, on the G:i,
day ii Nurc,,. 4. y. isat;.
G,a-rN laws Ai-r,;:fi- TRAITOR
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Considerable Indignation was ex-
pressed b, delegates a, the county
Union over the partizan way about Il
half dozen merchants were treating
the farmers organ, and propose {,
retali:tte in Il like manner.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
Notice Of Final Settlement

NGticc is hereby given. that the EnderSi eh
81 aiiuil strarnr of the estate of Elizabeth
Curtis deceased viii, make final set1ia;nrn
%: his accounts with sail estat. AZ Stlct a
1riiui>!"a!0r, at tho next term 81 tla Probate
toust OF Scotland county. Missouri. TO he ho
den at Hrmphis. III stii county on she ct
day Ct March. i. n lS;ti
1HoJAS n I...r.iF9, admins ra:or.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
Annual Eiect;nn

OF the Stockholders of the Memphis
Loan and Building Association will
be held at the Secretary's Office, Tues
day, Jan, 18th, 1898, at I O'Clock p
r., TO elect four Directors.
Y. A. THoMpsoN. Sec'v.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Bartlett don't hn:lll,uS the public
by claiming to Work for nothing IN
placing loans, but he can beat the
rates offered h, any other agent i'll the
state Of Missouri.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

List OF unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postotIice at Memphis,
january 10Th. 80: Daniel Hill. Mrs.
Thos, Williams. Miss Madye, Wheeler,
}. q, c. McLe'Iand Or Judge McL>l-
land, Mrs. n. f. Pence, Mr.. Gilbert
James.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

In good times Or had, people will
90 to Benefits for groceries because
they know by experience that they
cannot do better, when it comes to
! pure goO.is and low prices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

The st. Joseph Wasp, organ Of the
an:i-mon"po!y society, is an excellent
reform paper. 1t is GIFTED i,v ". +.
Foster, the weather prophet. Tie
subscription pr;cc IS 81.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
County Court.

| At q recsn. adjourned meeting o: the coHs1.
ted:
The matter of vac.IiilS Arnold stree III &c
taVia. was conti1uca 20 february Term.
! 4 irauishop iicen>c was grun:ei Il; " r.
Lonrf lew on petition of In, reH.is:ic u1u..
BIER OF cit i,ena Of Sand Hi.
In :i,'. road ease OF I-ubcrt Donaldson CT, 81,
dismissed at petitioners cost.
| ". l.. Smlth ordered to view bridge nj bly,.
things NIL! AID sepor: ct next term.
In the matter OF tt.e road petition OF j. W.
Pndgett, costs were reported paid and it wus
ordered ant TIC road be established at once.
Ordered warrant ba issuec in favor OF
J. L. Haywood for 50 So for double taxes ps.d
for the year iSs2.
Joseph Knight was released onss.so vnlue-
ton, there being II double assessment.
| Railroad taxes for ISIS? un,' 1883 on merchan
disc OF John :. Foster crawford Station, re-
ie.sed aud ordered swept from tie books.
Grand aud yeti, jurors were drawn as fol
lows: Grand JIry-ZncS Hurrs, CEns. Fall.
JAS IL. Roberts. John ". Puliam, Charles
Horn, Gran. Dnggs. JnmCs S. Te,er. Newton
Cone james H. Powell Henry Martin. l.. W.
fiiXon ana u. Z. Eourn. Peti: Jury-William
Eichal dson Jerry Dunn, T. $. Dalton, &. II.
Myers, Romeo Evans. Samuel Harris. J. II.
Burcha;n, W Shuckictt, }. ". Marquis. 9.
II. Curry. John Peterson, c. II. Cunningham
{. Z. fritz, David Summers, Davii Mustu.}. u.
{. Rollins, ". ii. Baker, Scott Lewis, John
Morris. ". j. Holt. G. H. Blake, J. II. Glen
mons, II. C. Baker and S. Laugh.
W. l.. Smith ordered To View hrid2c on Allen
branch. ne ar T. X. Sanders III Thun son town.
/ ship.
School bond of ]. NJ Witt for 500 paid and
os~iercd cancricl.
G.. d. MoY,tt released On money, notes AMI
! bonds in the sum Of SISo hccaus.. OF double
/ assessment.
Bond OF /. n. Smallwood. county treasurer.
! for t.ty thousand dollars and thirty to,.ssi,I
dollars respectfully. presented and app: oy.d
and commission ordered TO Issue.
Bonds OF \ Il. bounds, con table Of Herri-
son township }, T. thA-'ceH. constable Of
InOmn-un township. and L. A Palmer. cuii-
stable Cf VI. Pheasant township, approved.
Owen CirnUnS !,pl,i a co:nncr. approved.
four warrants ere issue. ret ln.;:y II pcs.
! cent. oil 81. % levy, paid before same xus re-
! funGCd.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
Notice THIS!

l viii pay nine cent? for TURKEYS,
acsis and goi,blers. delivered at my
store in Memphis. for one week. from
Jan. 1oih to Jan. 18th.
e r rcups
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

At III" first Indication OF Gipthcri#
III IL" threat Of child make the rorm
close, then take a tin crp and pour
into quantity Of tar and turpentina.
equal parts. Then llo:i the cup over
a fire so a To- & e., The room with fumes
Th" little patient. on ilh;.iinL The
fumes, will cough up an! :p;; cnt ali
the mrmhranous matter and the ,;;pth-
er:a Will pass off The fumes uf The
tar and turp"nt:ne loosen the natter
III the throat, and thus afford the re-
lief that la, b@til d the skill OF physi-
c:ans
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Eli Eau4ht called at this ct!i':e yester'
day. Mr.. Vau4!.t has been psriic,i-
larry unfortunate in ,..c past month
or two. In addition 10 the death Of
his son, Harry r. Vau-h'. mentioned
in these columns at tie time. anothc.
son, f. B. Naucht. died within eight
DAYS Of the first one.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Frank Keller having disposed of
his interest in the dry goods business
at Memphis. has returned home
kirk>vii!e journal
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
The National Alliance meeting r.,

The National Alliance meeting 1T
Memphis sdyised subordinate lodges
to use educational! exercises in their
et;nEs. This is gooa idea. 4
series Of lessons heginuing on th.
Powers aud Functions OF Govern
ment', and branching ca: into a
thoug htfui study Of government econ
omy, would he a valuable aid To the
reform organizations Of the country.
We are glad to know that L, X.
Tal Tor, National SecretaryTreasurer
Of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union, will devote lis energies to this
work for the next year His editorial
work OH the Toiler, anil his campaign
book entitled "Clevelan|ism VS. Demo
crac,," shows him to be capable to
give the subordinate lodges some
good thought.
He proposes to make his lesson leaf
to Alliance lodges and reform clubs
just what the international Sunday
school lesson is to the country. The
lesson will be classified under four
heads, "Suhjrct Matter" "poinss for
Discu>>io,, "Pract:cal Points,
Questions.
These lessons will be issued twice
Il month. and will be sent to suhurdi-
nate secretaries ia bundles OF fifteen.
Subordinate secretaries or indivil-
ual- desiring these lessons for ai>tri-
button. should send l.. X. Ia, !or,
Washington, D. G., ID cents, which is
to pay expenses Of enlistinr and
printing their names. The lesson
will cost you nothing. every man in
your nei2hbornoud shuuld have on;
# fifteen is Mt enough send two dimes
and get thirty. Stamps will not be
taken. A'idre>s l.. X Ia, lor, Wash
innton, d. Z.
Enough space will he given adver-
u,>rh To cover cost Of issuance. Sent
Tor :, ;,unti': for ,oHr frienls.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

For 6 per cent interest, go to Bart
lett.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

RC92i! Of tn. i3o:irt sciD.pi for IN, nruil
"leiin, iiecc",nl,:r ;o,n. IL =: Numl.r OF pu-
pi.' ''::r',.!.i H. Ey..rag" nun'.,r e d. NJ
toad :. - ii! ,uls f5h: a:,rus-. :ili,,l,cr Of
ays ~ ~ led per prf1i! Il: AVERAGE n,i,ut.r
OF par.is attcr'in;, each day Il Thuse no,
absent nor iartiy during ia. month: Delta
Crock, A;ia :rttoi>. Frazer t.r,!.r .;srti.tar-
DER. trace H.rd.naa. Roy H&r!'nan f'l.,vs--
iar,st tIoua. .Glurr ln.tr-oll Those tar..y
hls no; absent; AiinG a.,i Edna Campbell.
ErMt ,tEt-Tf Tc,.c..r
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12
4 Marvellous Discovery Free.

S"pe,iluoG> hair removed herman
emily, ins,an:;in"nuslv without pain.
by Electro Cii-tni,'l Fluid. In rr.lc,
to prove s'ipPri' ritv, we will for ;h,
next 90 days sen'! sa,ri,!,, h ,i;lc and
tett;m"nl:;;s free or receipt of rn,r",,
cents t" ply I"S':aga- Address
Ei"r'rc-IhrmicaI Co.. ..i East 18Th
street. Etw Yash.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

Balance in treasury -........... s.a3 :,
Mrs. 6Rt 4. kAYS. President.
Mrs. ". M.SENs.. Treasurer.
Mas. \. VI RCnf. Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-01-12

+. NJ. CowELL. =. NJ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-19
A Murder Most Foul

This week will inaugurate grand
clearance sale in our toy and doll
department. Toys and dolls of
every kind, color or size Will be
sold at prices too low to be put in
print. We are bound to close out
these goods by January the LIST,
and will refuse no reasonable offer
for same. Fasten these facts in
your memory and come to us this
week.
II 10 st KYPFER e. SENc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-19
CITY NEWS.

-Wanted-Ten canvas sers, Ia
dies or gents, for city, 432 Burleson
street. Is 3t* T. PAGE.
You can see "Miss After the
Ball" in WolfsOn's show window.
For Sale: good grocery, beer and
feed business, with camp yard and barn,
situated near Union Stock Yards. Stock
of groceries, lease, good will and open &C
counts. Stock and fixtures will invoice
abOuS $500 90 A good cash business and
going concern. viii be sold cheap. Par
Ly has good cause for leaving city. Ap.
ply to Z X. Bruce, 1920 S. San Marcos
street, or to James Rigby, 623 Avenue d
corner Seventh St. IL 10 St.
Positively only Harmony club
members and their guests (non
residents) will be admitted at their
Ball, December Goth. II 10 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-19
Personal MENTION.

H. c. Adler, Of Terrell, is at the
Menger.
Mrs. d. c. Proctor, of Cuero, is in
the city, to accompany her daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, who is attending
school at the Ursuline convent,
home to spend the holidays.
J. E. Galbraith, general freight
and passenger agent of the Inter-
national and Great Northern, ar
rived in this city from Palestine
today.
J.P. MalOney, the popular COM
mercial freight agent for the old
reliable Katy, returned from a trip
over the line last night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-19
WATER COMMITTEE MEETING.
Mayor Paschal Reads Copies of the
Different Waterworks Com
nanias' Chartars


A meeting of the special waterworks
committee was held this morning, at the
office of Mayor Paschal. There was moth
ing OF Importance done, other than the
exhibiting of copies of the charters grant
ed the waterworks companies. Mayor
Paschal sent to the State department at
Austin and asked for copies Of all of the
the charters. He now has in his posses
sion the original charter, granted
to J. B. Lacoste and associates,
comprising the San Antonio Water
works company. He also showed
a copy of the charter granted in 1883 to
the Waterworks company for a period of
so years, which grants them he privilege
of furnishing the city of San Antonio
with water, making extensions, and for
irrigabe purposes, power purposes by
bitches, canals or Otherwi.e.
In case the proposed contract of the
Waterworks company be accepted, and
The company be given the easement
over the streets of San Antonio,
for an unlimited time, the COM
pany, under their charter, would have a
light to irrigate, ditch and canal every
street in this city without the granting
of franchise from the council.
Mayor Paschal will call another meet
ing of the committee In the near future.