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The record-union., 1895-04-30
f the Board of Supervisors:
2. ;. ENGINEER OFFICE,
San E'D A\rTCrn ,oril 81 90!

GISoT'S OF sacramento county, Sacramento,
Cdt.-SIR: Application has been made to
the honorable the Secretary of War by
the California Pacific Railroad Company
for permission to erect a draw bridge over
the Sacramento River, at Sacramento,
Cal, about 400 feet below the present
drawbridge.
The new bridge will have draws of the
same width as the present one, and the
plans for 1t can be inspected at my office.
Should you know of any objection to
the erection of this bridge you are re-
quested to notify me of the same on or
before May f. 1895. Respectfully,
w. II. HEUER,
Major Corps of Engineers, y. S. A.
This action by the railroad company is
in keeping with its agreement TO con-
struct the bridge this summer. Engineer
Wilkinson explained to the Board OF Su-
peryisors, when application was made
for an appropriation toward the expense
OF constructing an overhead wagon
bridge for the convenience Of traffic be-
tween this and Y olo counties, that work
on the bridge would be commenced right
away, but that it would take until this
summer to get out the material and have
it ready to be put into position.
The work of erecting the structure could
not be prosecuted until the low-water
stage of the river, explained Engineer
Wilkinson, but the bridge would be COM
pleted before the end of The year.
1t would appear from the company's
application to the Government Engineer
for permission to erect a draw bridge
across The river, that it is ready to pro
ceed with the work, or will be as soon as
the river falls few feet, which will be
some weeks hence.
There has never been any reason to
suppose that the railroad people had the
slightest intention of shirking their obli-
CATION, or OF delaying the work beyond
the time agreed upon with the Supervis-
ors. The negotiations between the COM
pany and counties of Sacramento and
\ Yolo continued through several months
were open and above board and every-
thing that was said or done in connection
with the enterprise was given full pub
licity.
Yolo County did not give as much as
Sacramento toward the overhead bridge
because the fact was recognized by the
Supervisors of that county that In one
sense improved facilities for traffic be-
tween the two counties was almost wholly
to the advantage of Sacramento County
While the proposed overhead wagOnway
would be convenience to olo residents
who were obliged to do their trading
here-bOth sales and purchases-its effect
would be to enlarge the volume of busi-
ness done by Sacramento merchants. For
this reason their appropriation was
xpected-much less than that of Sacra-
mentO.
The bridge is to be built, and that, too.
according to the terms of the contract be-
tween the company and the county.
And when completed Sacramento will
have the finest structure of the kind in
the State-a wagonway that alone Will
cost some $4,000 for one-half that sum.
The record-union., 1895-04-30

The Aleutian Islands were named by
the Russians. The word means "bald
rocks"
The record-union., 1895-04-30
NOTE AND COMMENT,

The hydraulic miner appeals to the selfish
and the pocket nerves of valley tradesmen,
and says, "if we cannot mine you cannot sell
goods to us: therefore shut up about our tear
Ing down the hills and sending the mountains
to the sea-" And considerable number of
tm1d people are influenced by this threat. If
such men would broaden the horizon of their
view they would see that present gain is as
vanity before future permanency and rapid
DEVELOPMENT
The record-union., 1895-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIRST-CLASS PASTURE at ranch of the
late Peter Burns. Horses, So so a month
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Auction Sale Of Personal PrODerty

BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
ID PETER HANSON, deceased. Win be
sold on the ranch known as the Peter Hanson
Ranch, on Grand Island, on
saturday, May 4th,
At IL o'clock A. NJ, Immediately after the
sale OF the REAL ESTATE, and c6nsistine in
part OF Horses, Cows and Calves, Cattle, Agri-
cultural Implements Carpenter and iifIstclI
smith Tools, Wagons, Carts, Buggies and
small Farm Tools: Also all the Furniture and
6ousehold Effects, Ash, Cherry and Walnut
6edroom Sets, Chairs. Tables. Stoves. Range,
Crockery, ETC.; also, Two Gold Watches and
Chalns; also. lot of Cord Wood and 10. 900
Brlchs; also; notes secured by mortgage. sale
posltlVe 10 close administration OF estate
;. B. SMITH
ap0O-4G Trustee and Referee
The record-union., 1895-04-30

Japan threatens to become an industrial
menace to countries with such a civilization
as ours. With infinitely cheaper labor than
our civilization will permit. the little brown
men are promising to make about ali we man
utacture and enter our market at greatly les
seDed prices. When he does so, what then
will we do about it?
The record-union., 1895-04-30
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s. G. Beckwith, sole agent foreign advertising.
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NEW TODAY.

CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT
A ND RECEPTION OFTRE CHILDREN'S
u Class of Professor O'Malley's Dancing
Academy, at Old Pavilion, FRIDAY EVEN
ING, May 3, 1895. Observation-Disclosures
90 cents; ladies, 20 cents; children, 20 cents.
Grand Ball after the entertainments. Right
of admission reserved. Music by Professor
O,Malley,s Orchestra of eight pieces. ap3O-4t
* AnnHa1 Fl icriC
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The record-union., 1895-04-30

ASHER, Photographer has removed to us
j street, between Seventh and Eighth.
pehicles-BAkER& IL &HAMILTON-Hardwa
Carts, Buggies Carriages Phaetons, Balm Farm
and Header Wagons. Wholesale Hardware
Send for Catalogue
The record-union., 1895-04-30

Here is another illustration of how difficult
it Is to compel observance of the anti-debris
law. At Smartsvilie, the Excelsior Company
runs Its waste into a pit, and thence through
tunnel into the Yuba River. 1t is possible
for it to drive out enough debris for its set
Iling works. from time to time, by turning on
water, TO make room for more detritus and so
on ad infinItum. The tunnel is reported
stopped with rock, but it is near by.
The record-union., 1895-04-30

The cultivation OF the soil is the foundation
OF home-building and nation building. 1t is
the cornerstone of commerce; the keystone
of trade; the mudSili of all true prosperity;
the permanent civilizing industry of people,
But gold-washing is temporary, ephemeral
not stable not home.buiIding in The sense of
permanency. Completed, it leaves ruin be-
hind. Its.path is that of destruction, its wake
is that of desolation. When therefore, the
latter industry threatens the former, which
Oh ,c1,ld div
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Periodical Dealers, Newsmen and Agents.
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The Bakersfield Californian well says:

About the last notch in indecent journal
ism appears to be reached when a great pa
per gives entire pages to gha6tly Illustrations
OF the blood stained garments, omItting moth
ing, worn by the two murdered girls whose
deaths are the leading topic OF conversation
at present.
All such journalism is not only indecent"
but it is demoralizing in that 1t pampers the
taste for the bloody, feeds the abnormal appe-
lite for the CHASTITY and the murderousIy SEN
sational, and to just that extent makes muir
der and outrage more frequent and criminals
more difficult of detection.
The record-union., 1895-04-30

Ann1a1 Picnic
The record-union., 1895-04-30

President of Board Of Trustees
o. S. FLINT, Clerk Of Board of Trustees.
aD2g-9t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

peniaon. TEX. April "a, Engineer
Jack Farley had hA hand pmputatod
yesterday after being mashed by the
train, 10 was IN the act Of releasing
tho brakes on MIS- engine whom he alum
hied and his hand feii ACROSS the rnil
Conductor !, y, white ~ hore frnm
Fort worth,
Conductor mn neil or Fort worth
apent yesterday with fHendn In thla
city,
The Katy han offered reduced rates
10 ihe following nttiucuona Rousp'n
band. pallaa May q. sneugorfrat, la-
Crnnre. May a z and N Mayfrrt, Fort
Worth May Q, Z aud NJ Mnlfgrl, han-
trnp. May Z ana 81 Christian isndohvnr
Of Ellla county T Ennis, May Z ana y
ON the certificate plan,
Live stock passing neniHon for the
week ending Aprll 20, 1907 cars. same
day last year, 1885, increase, ili 20
f4r on inc year there has been a d.
crsAse OF 800 ears handled through this
nlAtion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

r.ongyicw. TEX, April sa--QNue n
numhur " our cltiErus wont IA Paloa.
time yesterday 10 attend lho cclehrn-
ti0n Of San laciptD day hy the nro COM
many ~ that city .rThe public noNonla
of our city observed San laointo day
hero ~ legnl holiday that waA much
enjoyed by 10th toachvra ana pupilaa.,
The long continued drauih NJ the season
WAS broken yesterday by Rentiu rain
that has done much rond 20 crops aud
pnrdena Tho new machine shop and
coal shutcH az Tho Junction have been
cdnputcd ana are now ready for
use iev. D. a. Cullen of Hallville
was IN tho city yeatcr1ny the guest VI
ROY, j, w, pawnas Mr. A., iihhcy or
San francisco. cal, arrived here sum
day morning. ana viii. IN a few days.
engage In bualnpaa hore, several OF
our eitlrena WIN avail themselves ~
the pleasure N Waiting Fort Worth
during tho Moody moHting 400 the
hont city In Texas ana hear tho TO
nuuned eynngoliHt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Colonel Frank - May. prrRldont NJ
tine National Travelling Passenger
Agents association. was In tho city yes
lwdhy Attending the meeting Of the
Toxins Veterans, Colonel MAY cnlnya
the distinction N being the oldest pap-
Hongcf agent. if not thu oldest railroad
man. living. having been travelling paH-
hongor agent for tho Pennsylvania uil.
ROAD over thlriy years. An an upprerlh.
ton or hlH long and faithful service In
the passenger field he WAS retired nix
yehrH ago ana Is now ponaloucd by tho
fonnHylvnnlH company,
The colonel ia 81 yenra Of ngo Hnd
physcnlly ANA mentally ono ~ the
finest specimens OF urtoRennrlhnn IN the
land of The living, lilu mlyrry locke
nrr The only visible rigna of declining
NonrH ma yet hlH splendid phystuur
would make even Colonel Tom KnEH.
ley, the veteran travelling p1rHonror
agent N tho Lpuiayllle and Nashville.
envlour aud Colonel Tom IN Alytotn
yours his Junior, Ills Ronii diaposltlon,
arabic manners, rOtentivn memory and
charming conversational powcrH make
HIN one uf the most intotpHtlng chnrnc.
trra IN tho railrnnd world lie hcvnu
lifr hH printer and nH u cnmpoultor
worked on the Louisville Iuuruul from
1883 10 iNlG, undur the poet editor
George j., rreutlhH who WIS In chhrre
men 10 participate IN the closing
scenes ~ the Texas war OF mdopond,
ruro ana Whh vending his way Rloug
the uulr OF MoNico not FAR from ahn
lnrlntp on that memorable day when
Santa Anna surrendered u General
Houston, llil heart ana soul were
with tho Texans aud he was made an
honorary member of the Tcxna Vet.
erRna NnRocrtlun
Thih IN the uplnnclH nrat trip 10 the
great state aimee the war or indenebd
rncn ana he ~ wording hard FOR tho
national meeting ~ travelling passenger
mon, TO be held IN pnllne some time In
Nentomher, IN conversation with u re.
porter tor the Post yesterday the colo.
mol Hnid he loved tho railroad mon the
newspapers anu printers and Texas.
"hnd the meeting IN Dallas OF the as.
ISOLATION Hhpll be the lHrgrnt ever hold
II I can ponaihly mako Il nuoh / am
advertising TcNnH and her many adj
climate, olru ana shall con.
tlnuo 10 do no on my Journey through
The Woat ana North"
The veteran rnllrondor spent the dnv
calling ON hia many friends
ana treating the younger railway pea-
nlo ana reporters 10 stories ta railrand.
inf ON the Pennsylvania thirty yonrH
hsn three drckorH, Noeperu run only
ON moonlight nights ote. Colonel MAY
lenNrs thln morning FOR Fort worth.
thence 10 Denver ana tho Paclno ooaht.
Houston poHt
Colonel May wan In The city yohterday
ana called ON Tho Gazette,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Dundee, Tex. April sa-Tho drouth
II partially htakon M this vicinity,
good ralnf having fallen a few mllrh
cant ana west nj We. The caw boys roe
port iAtlle Wichita hnnk-fnll Mr.
Watkins ~ moving hia family 10
charllo,. Mr. He'll and Mr., linttdn
are going East with their families but
will Return IN the IAN our country
atm eeamR TO attract ne mrolgnrr
ana atrnuger. ~ wt hoard nfteeu aeo.
lionh Of lind hal been sold tina month,
valued az $4,000 cash ~ nihty days.
nlnu $500 worth last mouth...J. W
Oiddonn left FOR oklahoma this morn.
Inc 20 he gono four wcelcH.,Ar The COW.
boy 10 With ua.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

A Good nnin aud AZ aro Happy -Epworui
i.riguofs.


Film Mott, Tex., Apfli 28-IRst night
ouf long drpuih was hrohan by u rain
lhHt wet tho Htpnnh depth Of Hye ~ nix
lh.hge The rain foil very slowly ana we
~ mo fuli bunoht " A. u II ninutY uiH
epelhpgh and We arc prpylpu Tor more ip.
hlshL UnlefH We got moro IN fnW days
Wlhl We have received win prove an ~
lni} last night WAS tho rrguinr night
lgr ihg mcnilhg 0f tho hpWhfth league At
tllt place Tho especial feature ~ lltr op'
thHlhh WnH tho report ~ Mcaara uuniy,
hpnfs nnd Bryant, who were dplcnutfo
" TIM iiluatun convention. Iliry Hll made
vlnqurut aud instructive bperchra and TIM
utdrr was atetuy strengthened and 90.
opurnRrd by what tliuy reported Of tho
tliHceHa nui ontluHlnam o. tho orlrf
ihrmHhout tho alnto, Yesterday hi tie
Methodist church o collection was iukrn
i1f the hpnont NJ the Dallas utphHuB
hlino, nud Notwithstanding Tho hard ilintH
nul thf thun unuruArn druuthl more man
double tho amount asked was fntHed IN d
few minutes. do 10 out people IN the raht
why nnd ihey Will hre 10 n that no mt
phhn goes Homeless or hungry IN tho Lone
tar state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Hrphyr FOX, Apri ~ There waa Cue
about d o'oiu,l XXX rnibrsl faur or hye
hpnH The rain WINS badly needed oats
hio SAFE, hnt wheat VIVA too far gone Tor
ne rain ~ hrnrnt II much Dr ~, ~
Colo VI lilounnyiic Ala haA recently To-
rntod here 90 practice mcdirnr. ,,. l.. &
H. lilun'u hhluHiHlu wns RioclNug up our
iiy HnuiH men last WrrA.,. Mrs i3,hus,
VITO NJ or dtnHsiht gave tho young inltA
VA entrfiunmuni luHl night Tue rain onmu
hnl hrit most NJ thrm thurp an nlglt.
GARLAND kOTUW
Garland, 'roN. Anul ~ We were yiH-
TOD lay heavy rain sunday night, 'lhC
'Out In tho htfuvis," IhursdHy night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24
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Foit SALE riyc-ronm house,. corner
lpi, ON Penn s.onue rails IL uldnp
nHh dsMratla. rfica Sigsp hnsy
terms, KNIGHT = hl.AcRlBriSN.
.O8 libuFtun attnet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Northwestern Mutual tAfo insurance
Company,
OF MILWAUKEE,. WIRCONHIN.
cash NanetH.t.4.......... fI1 900 900
lhlnrance in fotcr...........Sai $50 900 900
ptAnhacilnr nm annual business "
more than double any other company
thui worlia only In tho United Stutca,
The comps-.y issues al kinds " ppp,
tho largest dlVidcndn 10 Individual pbii.
oY holders OF any company In the
world Mrn NJ character aud oxparl.
encn wanted IN northern Texas to rep
resent tho Northwestern Addrosa
BYRON WELLS.
General AHcnt, Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24
NEWS or THE RAILROAD WORLD
DIVISION or ORDER on RAILWAY
Conductors ORGANIZED
At diiEENviLtA-To IN KNOWN
AS THE MIDLAND DIVISION.
List on MnMRERs AND VISIT
oits~coLoNEL FRANK MAY. THE
VETERAN PAssENaER AGENT.


'liEeNVLLle, Tex, April ~.
a division OF the order of hallway
Conductors wins organized here yeater-
gay afternoon, which. by vote, win
be known aa Midland Division, No sil
A. u uurrelinon OF Cedar Rapids, h.,
nhd W. - noll Of Fort worth we're the
Installing onicora, aud they were u.s..
sisted by n number or brOthefA from
other divisions. Tho order started out
WIN the following momborshlp, all u
whom hrr charter members, lafro
number having already belonged 10 lha
order az different plnoon. from whioh
uglr mrWbeWhlp wan transferred 10
inns city w, ". Miller, ~ ~, iailuy,
" w Housed, g No. Mockbep. \. NJ.
lirdHong 49, NJ Cnulry ~ %. Graham,
g " McKnin. W j Arndnle. ~. u.
h1ydaton. H. H. Brown, w. H. Gee.
g. w, Lacey. a, J Mcknight. Loo Ne.
DoWell y y llulehfnft, j, u. Mennde
ana w, r. Russell. A. q night session
or The division held I'm the Knlghta VI
Pythlnh han the following officers were
rl'elodi u NJ lluurel, chief COM
dn0lori j. NJ hirlHonH secretary ~,
NJ coniey. nHaiBtRnt secretary, W. %.
b'canhlnr conductor. Leo Mcdowell.
inside sentinel, T. w. Qrnhnm. OUTSIDE
N'HNNNlt Niuhltrh W. H. ltuHhrll. g. w.
Lacey, ~ w. ilnydH,dn q. ~. MarlSboe
wne elected delegate to the grand a..
ylHlon. which meets IA Atlanta, On.
May 10, with j, W. Housed ~ Alternate.
Tho following visitors were IN ht-
lrndhnroi n ~ Onrrcttsun, Cedar
ltnpl1al lnU W. H. loli. Fort WORTH ".
H. kollrri Joe JnmvH. ~ ~ Casey, w.
A. JACKSON, John l.. TyRnrd nnd o. n.
Singer " Denlaon
Al the close ct the installation core
Monies the conductors repaired To the
lioekhnm hotel, whure banquet ~
good things awaited them Manager
Ffhtt Of the Sherman, shreveport ana
Nnulhcrn railway Inns returned from
shreveport, where no hnn been IA oon-
florence win the railroad committee
who hnvo IN charge tho matter or nm
extension NJ the Sherman, Shreveport
ana houthetn from jefferson Ia Hmeyc-
port Mr. icrntt WIN return a. ahrryn-
port when Informed that terminal
site has been secured. aud II prepared
Ca sisn contract 10 carry ont tho
agreement or the company he repro-
rehied Nm tho road VIII probably be cE.
tended soon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

T Texas, ard Pacific. went 10 Sherman to
90 a. Sweet, travelling freight agent
IN the city.
~ N Nrinwo'd. travelling freight
'I'lfht agent ~ the our, Colorado and
anan,n no won. w the Fort Worth and
Denver yesterday.
w " Keenan,. general passenger
sEeOi or tbs Santa re, wna here yestof-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

ROCffry nltus.--linrAi dycra, 202 Houston
nireot. Irench dry cleanlng our specially.
Goods by express promptly attended, Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Nuli'N I. hrrnhN Elven mat thr rcEuuf
a,,laiA Of iho hig1hholdefH Of tho w. LOUIS.
Viii hc n'la NJ, '"W n" gop cSnpa9I OF Itkt'
company at 8. O'Clock a. ~, on Mondly. ile
Nv. ua} "t Nltll lA3', i9r NC pupoar "
~ tbn r,5nlpg ,,, u'H9 ,'t,s'9,ita w. srrp
tipn or su,h vtbar n,1 Tirh'r Wn ,,','',''
may prlprrly como hofnfo rniI i,,rti,,s
And on tho Huuio dny mud NJ the eima
p,nre, im1'dlnlgy AFTER the udiuurnuout
ui lur sou nl"'hhuldoi.' meeting 'ho rog
'.,n. 80, w, unNiN nt hl'
h, r,itpn.. ~ ,I.lr'S m", wv nr," l"i
npUrtiary, ana mrh other ofisrrs a., /. ny
wildcat by law anu ll.r rs laws VI nnli com.
punN und tor Tho TRANSACTION ot such other
hrl9oH nS may properly comu before sud
,nli N' eln,a h9ohh ~ Hall '9mpliN
MIN nsirr ia, aIt.,t,u5,lu az ti,n ui1ii1
mruuue Il ". Tom,cr. I'foaiioni. II. b.
CDhb Secretary March "a, ignb
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nra,,a i"f, IA, 'iut1in't,t's 49,. :.
gror, wlii lao nrpnntlt nti,need 10 ''D"''
',,i--.-
no AlrrE5lAN WELL Contractors Al
yhrodp W now rondy 10 let contract for
sinking an nrtoEiln we'll, Como ana
hcr uH. Alvhmdp water supply ana
liHht Coz j. wv, ahrlG Hrcrutury
'ruiISTtgis's gNi-is- .,rI,, i,,,,, - 10
hs Cnnniv al irsrt,pt ttnn,y ali mo-,
hy mon nrr1,ntR, fhnti ~
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,nnt ogunty MANN nndn, nn1 by yIr-
Ia. az 4, r,titIr. d.1d ar trr.t ,t.,uto1
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Ia % n Mgrpinpd trurtn,. Tx n nj
E,nir, Of ana stat" nnd ,,,,nty Ia
pertirc anid rnuntv I'm il,e pnytncni az
IA certnIn ur1tnlrapty not, for 1910
J,ts1 g,lnt,tnt,r n 'tg6g pay,,bir A.,
uIe otjr,i nr +, n. gnntrv DIR nontba
aftor ..nld a.te. Win iptrrrst hnfn
.Jntr NJ Ina rad, of 10 Nor grnt prr
annun, nnd 10 uri. sent. ntiornv,W fepa.
mud
l." ''H''i rn'i., '5 nnt ' 1.ily,r.b xxx tn the
port Worm AMI titlen ,r,uet company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

I,hn NJ, Kelly haA been appointed
contracting freight aren't Tor tho chi.
,aae uorit island and Texas, ana VIII
haye Ms headquarters az col Main
atreet Mr. Kelly has been q pletk IN no
general oiIleeh ana deserves h'a promo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Ofica Of
ASltICuITuitE, fNSuRANcE, STA.
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AvltICIl.TuNE, INSURANCE., STA.
plaPicA AND HiaToRY.
q, Auntin, Tex. March ~, 1906.
TO An Whom II May Cpncerni
THIS " 20 certify that tho NORTH
western. Mutual Life ltlanfanec cons
lespeom complied win the laws OF
Texas an conditions precedent TO It's
doing businerH IN this state. and that
snld eQmphhy holdu certificate " au-
thnrlly from this 1niee emitting " 10 DO
hnsineas IN THIS Htnto Tor iwrlvr mOnibH
IRON The iHt dny OF january, 1896. to
lh9 BlH' day Of December, 1888
liNpn under my hand ana seal. NJ
ONCE. Ia Anhtin. tho day aud date nrnt
above written.
a. J. ROsE.
Commissioned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

Indianapolis. Ind. Apfil ~ Tile ESQ.
outlvs committee ~ tho Ameslrnn Fed
STATION o. Labor met here today. The
body VIII rcmein ~ session until
number of important matters are set
tied. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

4 DeRupsey, general agoht for tho
rssas and PAcltt. went 10 los Angeles,
cal, yesterday. -, ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-24

HgapiAit storage house for rafniufp.
pianes. tehicies. tfunns. boxes. pic.. new
sfc. ssilniafss sse-. w u Nlnyon And ~.
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