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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

THE STATE BUDGET.
Preparing for Populists
at Waco.
A BIG TIME EXPECTED.
Decomposed Body Found Floating in
the 5razos Near Waco-other
State News.
A BIG TIME EXPECTED.


WACO. July N.
Professor l.. Eyth, chairman Of the COM
mlttec Of arrangements for Inc pig roy
ullst cnnipniecting, August 10, 10 ahd ~,
says arrangements for the event nfe pro-
crossing satisfactorily and promihlngly.
Among the speakers who have promised 10
attend the meeting and address II are
Gen. Weaver, Ex-Governor waite Of Colo
rucp Ralph beaumont. Cyclone DAVIS,
Buck Walton, Hon. George CLARK. Hon.
Waller ; Baker aud others hnve been III
yitcd, hut have not yet replied. Ample
arrangements ara being made nt Days
lake, the cnmpmeeting site for an I'M
mensn crowd. The spot IN PLEASANTLY lo'
Gated, cool with shade aud facilities for
boating and bathing. The pops expect 4
hlg time and declare that the meeting WIN
Ice the biggest uifulr Of the KIND ever hcld
IN Tcxas....A negro discovered the body
" q white man floating IN the lirazIs
rlypr about folr miles south ut tic city
early this morning, lie came tn tho city
and reported the fact to sheriff Baker.
whore the body was found and Viewed u
nnd ordered II brought TO tho city, The
body WIS IN a very advanced stage or de-
composition aud recognition was impossible.
The body will be buried this afternoon
hy Shepard a Aluswurth The man hld
evidently been drowned. He had u closely
crupp.h muHth'hr ana TWO or lhi'' Mt'hN
growth ~ beard. lie WIS uttfod In
smnll-stripcl puir NJ pants, striped shirt
and vest aud was without SHOES or hose,
From his beard, which here and there was
strcHltrd with grey, u Ia assumed hp WIS
NJ middle age, Nothing was found about
his person 10 Identity him... The great
annual Holiness rlmpmcrIiug clu-cs to-
morrow night. The result NJ this, the
fourth annual meet has been about 2h
Euuctlhrltiuus uul conversions THIS ls u
little below The result Of last yrur iu that
direction. but lu The matter NJ rpirituul
fppllng and Intense devotion Co tho cause
this year fur SURPRISES that NJ any previous
ycar rrmurr0wS services viii noElu
With q sunrise prayer meeting Of O'Clock,
which VIII continue necessarily until
O'Clock tuc az morning, nul 10 w expect
ed that tomorrow and tomorrow Night
VIII Dee M" Rruuicat time ever Witnessed
uu The grounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Georgetown July 3i.--l'pan moniry II IL
found That about one.fonIth uf tie one
hundred delegates elected At the William.
attend the state convention at Fort Worth
August D.. 1t Il whispered on tho strcets
tllat the friends OF Judge Chesshrr. Tie
present county Judge, viii bring him ont
the state Ticket, The Judge il well known
Throughout, the state and very populnf
Ne was chairman Of the free silver hieet.
ing and will attend the Fort Worth cor.
Nentlon as a delegate. He Is a strong adyo-
cate OF free silver ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Der trust Edward Glover says there Is ana
that the trust has endoayored 10 ruin hin.'..
The rate war is likely 10 break out again
Gro long. between the Rock Island and 10.
Katy, involving the other lines. Isaac Brock
Of Valley Mills, 10 years old. " mere Visit
ing his son. lie has brother III. lie y q
seduclng Miss stanley was released on
bond w. Swarren and William l.hasaief.
charged with forging a land iitlei were heia
by Justice SHELTON today on bonds Of @-OV
ZACH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

New York July Abingdon results. Six
furlongs-Chiswick won, KinRlot second
shelly futile third. Time. l.ig ~.
rive furlongs-Volley won, Yankee Doodle
sceond Bonaparte third. Time, 1916 IL.
Mile and 0ne-fourth-s won. Golden
2;i2 IL.
-Four furlongs -AnnOt Lyle won, EliEabele
second, Fred frain third. Time, 80.
Mlle-Enquirendo won, silk Second Bal
linnsloe third. Time. go.
Mile Little Tom won. Captain r. second
Lonhlnyar third. Tlne "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
OFFER CORnErT A poNtrs

Rockport, Tex. July al Especially Cor.
bett is offered $500 to train In Rockport aud
II Is probable that he Will accept. on Tues.
day night. August g. there viii be a grand
cock hight. On Wednesday night August 4
lhere Will be prize contest between BilIy
Jourdan. light weight champion If Texas
Colorado
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

merchants at Muenster. the oesnan
colony. twelve miles from here ON the
Missouri, kanFas and Texas mere rohhsA
The robbers presented pistols and demangsa
saAn, securing $40 and two Kold watehcs
tley then locked their victims In tho ware
Sheriff Ware today Issued a circular dcsH-o
ans we robbers aud offers $50 each for their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
nAsEnALL aCnREs

Al Louisville Louisville 10. St. Louis I.
A. pitshurg- Pitlaburg g. Chicago. Ii.
Al Philadelphla-Philadolph Z; Brooklyn,
At Washington Washington, 4. New York.
o,
Al Montgomery-Mont 10. Atlanta,
A. noston- boston, /; baltimore, T.
leans, H.
At Mobile Mobile. .; Nashville. IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Dallas July al.-Piu MCDANIEL and MI,
VIC VIC, quarelled and carved each
Neither will die. 10th colored shseysnns,
g,uliness men having come 20 their rescue
We team VIII remain IN the league Mi
= oseak VIII be made by any team ACCORDING
- secretary James Nolan. Alex Iukawti
rnssenuy Injured by an engine, diea today.
rev George W. Owens says there il no iun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

go lar. Lgtffr Co.
Mlch., writes ~ moi
inirequently have an al.
tack Of the headache.
u usually comes on ia
the forenoon. AZ my
dinuer l eat my regular
meal, aud take ore or
two OF Doctor Plerce's
Pleasant Pellets imine.
diately after, aud IN the
course Of an hour nv
headache Is cured and
no bad effects. / ieei
better every way for
having taken them
not Norse, as Il usual
amer taking ether tiuds
o. pills. Pleasant Pei.
lets are worth more
than their weight In
gold, II for nothing clse
than to cure headache. /"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

The feeble newspaper attempt to create the
Impression that the people have not taken an
Interest in tho primaries to elect delegates
to the Democratic state convention to meet at
Fort Worth next week only serves to H.
iuntrate the settled policy OF the gold stand
ard campaign. The silver craze Ia dying
Dut'' is It's shibboleth and lta main argument.
We will soc next week whether it 10 dying
49,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Marlin. July 3l.-Roscher & Ruprocht have
opened a saddle and harness house mere e
lack Phillips, foreman Of bridge gang NO;
fell of his hand-car and was run over Inc
car had six people on Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
Call 1t a Craze.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOMEN.
now BAD HABITS ARE FORMED.

The Mn rnrk TiIbHH, suys THE habit Of
iaking headache powders Is increasing 10 an
nlariuiug extent among great number OF wo.
men throughout the country. These poytiers n
their name indicates, are claimed by The mi ma,
aeturets TO be positive aud speedy cure for any
lorin OF headache. In many cases their chief
Ingredient Is morphine, opium, cocainc or SONG
other equally injurious drug having teudepsy
to deadeu pain, The habit of taking them 4
easily formed, but almost impossible 10 shake
OF Women usually begin taking them 10 re-
heve raging headache and soon resort TO The
powder ioalleviate any little pain or ache thrv
may be subjected to. aud finally like The trof.
nhine OF opium hend &c, into the habit oftaling
them regularly imagining that they are in main
II they happen TO miss their regular dose.
In nine cases out of ten, the trouble il
In the stomach and liver. Take sinple
laxative and liver tonic and remove Tho
offending matter which deranges tIe
stomach and causes the headache, DR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are CONFUSED
entirely Gf the purest, concentrated
vegetable extracts One Pellet IL n
dose; sugar-coated, easily swallowed.
oHee used, diipajy in Jasor. They posi,
lively eDr sick headache and remove
the disposition TO it.
Ar. r. vARGAsoN, Of our LaE,. LaA,,y n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Taylor Tex, July M.-Au Interesting gam,
NJ bali witnessed by a large crowd was play,
ed at the West side pavilion yesterday after,
noon between Elgin aud Taylor. resulting In
u score OF II to 10 In favor " Taylor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
| 00KOUT INN,
IENNNl
The Great Summer Rs,gf|
of the South.

The Inn is a mammoth strusr'
gnnce. Finished In QuArteiei
decorated by artists Of national y
A walk through the main ball u
is more than an eighth 81 ~
table and service are the bet y
ing and drainage are perfect w
ing and evening concerts and y
the music room.
Livery, bowling, billlarth "a
crOguet.
The drives and walks canis
passed IN America. The seelsl
grundcst the sun ever shone w
Bancroft, the eminent hlsionll
Rge of 81 said: "This Is tue pn'
] ever saw. In all my ua,I
never seen any scene 10 efce !
lime grandeur"
Hourly cars from Chattaae'n
depots to the Inn.
Write for terms and full pii'-'
summer OF 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Jardln, July GA very pleasant two
DAYS meeting OF the Hunt county singing
convention has closed at Hope school house
People from far aud near were Ia attend
uuCp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
CI.DBURNE.

Cloburnc. July 3i-Capt. w. ]. Godscy's
residence VI NOrth Angin street burned
last night Insurance, $1,000 on louise $50"
on furniture. Both were total lOsHeS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
Cleyoland's Driving Park Races Open with
Had Weather, but Fast Track

Cleveland. Ohio. July 81 The weather con.
dluona at the Driving park this afcrnocn
was bad cold northwyit Wind blowing al,
most q gale down the home stretch The
track, however, was In good condition beipr
remarkably fast Five thousand neoule wors
present Azote was a strong favorlte In Inc
tree-tor.all-trot aud amer Mcdowell had
driven the bay Eeldmg tho nrst mile Win a
SLOW nnsh in BOG IL, the race WAS practi-
cAlly over, Abeto was a hot fayorite In tho
2sO pace, but II was apparent after ID, arst
neat that the mare was not In d, the ncht
being Tor tho nrHt two heats between Gilman
and Naileu and after that between Nalleu and
Arcturus. Gilman broke badly In tho thiri
heat, and i'm laid him up for Tie ncxt
Two heats, but darkness came on before he
had an opportunity u hnlsh the race
bouhcvr proved a surprise In the s.is trot
taking the race In straghtH after hard strus,
gle with Sidney Mc0regor the fayorlta. LADY
Wilton failing to get a place.
Summaries:
Frec-for-all trot. purse 5000: AFoto won
Hulda second. hyland T. third Time. e.Os i.s
2.OS %, 2l0. -'' %
1890 pace. purse 5000. unfinished Gilman
won,, Nalleu second Acturus third. VIOLA
fourth Time sls ~, 2;u ~. sI5 ia sit
2il class. trotting purse 5000 -Rounccr
won sidney Alcuregor second. BrunhiIde
thifd. Time, 2,lS Ia g.ll 81 g.ib
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Fort worth .........2 1000 . Is
Houston ..............l q q o 10 .
Earned runs-lort Worth, .. Two base
hits REILLY. McAlllstcr Matthews Bases
stnlru. lilscy, McAlisur. Reilly Double
pl0ys-McAllstcr 10 Stcinhon to jOntscn.
reilly to Stcinhon 10 JAu;zen. liiisus ON
hnlls-M cAlliNcr .; McCormlck i. Struck
by McAllister, .; by Mccormick, t.,
lasvcd balls STANLEY I, Wild pitches
Mccormick, l. Time Of game, 1870. I'M
ulrr Auce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

As presidential candidate. ScnAer ,iot-
nan would loarn tho diiiereurc tqtNc,u a
Deal ''pull' and q general pull,ho'b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
EnAOn az ANroNIn

., san Antonio, Tex, July si.--speclal.,-.
today and VIII stay two lays. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01

Next week Will DO the iiyeliest week in the
history OF Fort Worth aimee the beginning
Of the Spring Palace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-01
nornls.
WHITE ELEPHl1
RESTAURANT

This Popular est,,,.,
a specially of handlIns ! !,
Oysters on The Half :, 4
Summer. Also l.ob.,.
smelts, Black Bass. s,,.'
erel. White Fish. Aaliba, I
sheephead. Red Fish. D..
rog Legs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

these associations The responsibility for the
conduct OF affairs rests upon the boards o.
directors and if they fail to do this duty moth
ING oan protect the association from loss.
We believe that stockholders VINO have sui
fered from the mismanagement above out
lined would have cause OF action against the
directors and officers of their associations who
served at the time the evil was done, and
might recover damages from them as indivld
uals for malfeasance OF ONCE.
While the average earnings of all the
associations are 6.46 per cent, they are
per cent less than those quoted last year
There are now in this State l53 reputable
building and loan associations. In 1877
there was only one.
Ten so-called investment companies in
the State have been pronounced fraudu-
lent, illegal and sure to result IN loss to the
members.
The Interstate Mutual Investment Com
pany of California, James Booth presi-
dent, with general offices in the Bradbury
block, Los Angeles was characterized as a
scheme of the lottery class.
The California Sayings Investment Com
pan, H. G. Osmount president, San Diego
agency E. B. Stork, suspended business
pending an investigation, and the Com
missioners believe it has stopped opera
tons.
The Savings Society Of Denver, Colo,
local office Mills building, this City, j. II
Levy agent, withdrew its agency from this
State pending charge brought against 1t
by the Attorney General at the suggestion
of the Commissioners.
The Home Assistance Society of Boston,
w. " Everton manager, Los Angeles
representative Fletcher Pomeroy, was
warned to conform to the law and to de.
post $50. 900 security with the Secretary OF
State. Since the warning nothing has
been heard of any attempts being made to
continue business in the State.
The Central Savings Union, Ambrose
Harris agent, San Rafael, is another OF
the doubtful class that has gone out OF
business after being warned by the Com
missioners.
The Industry Savings and Life Insur-
ance Company of Philadelphia, Fred N.
Reed agent, Visalia, is another.
An investigation of the Pacific Home
Builders and Aid Association, E. B. Stork
manager, San Francisco, was begun and
Stork left the City. ~
The Pan-American Coupon Investment
Company of Ell Paso, Texas, E. N. Brown
agent, Bryson block, Los Angeles, has re.
ceived a notification from the Attorney
General that it was doing business in a
questionable manner.
The Commissioners say possibly some OF
these institutions are legitimate, but that
the State will be the gamer by their with
drawal from business.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

line of Regent street, 80 NV from stake set by
NJ. G. King August "a, 1878, and distant 556.93
from SW line OF Central avenue, NV 1870 by
NE 100, Alameda; SO.
Andrew SCHUYLER of Oakland to Eugene c. Schulz
Ter of Oakland lot on line of Telegraph avenue,
10012 of Edwards street, 50.06, E 122.77, N
SO, w 1858 to beginning, being lot 81, Pacific
Theological Semi mary Tract 2, Oakland; gift.
George L. Voice to Fred @. Weston OF Oakland,
lot on S line of Jones street. 29O w of Telegraph
avenue, w so by s 100. portion OF lots IL and IA,
Jones Tract, Oakland: So
Charles +. and Flora b. MacDermot to Emily Is.
Dow (wife of e. L. of Oakland, lot on w line Of
Vernon street, 65 from the middle OF curve at the
corner OF Vernon and Perry streets, 65, w
1891, S 1882, Z 1876 to beginning, being the N
portion of lot 3, block ], revised map, Oakland
Heights. Oakland; $40.
Sane to Aladine E. Fox of Oakland, lot on N
line of Summer street, 32S.46 E Of Perry, "
242.3S, so, S 217, w to beginning, being the w
~ of lot 9, block r, revised map Of Oakland
Heights, Oakland; SO.
Mountain View Cemetery Association to Nellie
Y. Eason, lot 1913, in plat -, Mountain View Gem
etery, Oakland Township: sos.
L. 2. and Elise Drexler of San Francisco to A. NJ.
Benham of Oakland lots IL, Is, ID, rs, ~, 9Sh a9
and E ~ of lot IL, Drexler Tract, Oakland Town
ship; $40.
John H. Church by w. s. Harlow, commissioner.
to Sidney NJ. Van Wyck, lot on n L corner of East
Sixteenth and Howard streets. n 20 g. E 245 to
center of Sausal creek, 20: 6 w 245 to beginning,
being portion OF Church Tract, Brooklyn Township;
$500.
Henry and Augusta L. Hartling to Bonifsco
Ghileri. Alameda, lot on line of Walnut street,
1877 IS of Railroad avenue, ) 80 by f ITO, being
portion of lots 49, II, 49, block 3d. lands adjacent
to Encinal Alameda.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

Law Departmental. P Evans, T. I. Bergen
and Charles w. Slack.
Regents-George D. Marye, A. S. Hallidie,
J. f. Houghton and Timothy Guy Phelps.
OF all these only Regent Marye and Drs
McNutt and Taylor are opposed to the
Sutro site so far as known, and Regent
Houghton Is said to be doubtful. Regent
Marye is making the hardest fight against
it. Judge Slack says he has been misrep-
resented, and expresses himself as I'M
qualifedly in favor of the Sutro site.
Judge Evans says: Count me in as in
favor ~ II -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

There are about 700 golf clubs at present
IN Great Britain, with about 5000 players.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
Builders Contracts.

Annie Donshue with ]. H. Keefe, painting and
polishing of building NE corner of Broadway
and Buchanan streets; $1735.
]. Mattson with G. L. Void and L. d. Ultmau, TO
erect two-story building on w line of Mississippi
street, Is s of Butte; $2953.
Stauffer & Co. with 1. III. Hanavan, brickwork
for a warehouse on NV corner Of Dupont and Bay
streets: $500.
Jacob Denglir with Adam Miller, to erect two
story building on n line of Grove street, 81 w Of
Buchanan; $71OO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
LOAN SOCIETIES PROSPER
Commissioners Report on
State Building and Loan
Associations.
BIG LOSS DUE TO LANDER.
Work, Membership and Years
EarningS-Ten Fraudulent IN
situations Warned.

The second annual report of the Build
ing and Loan Commissioners to the Gov
ernor was sent yesterday to the State
Printer. 1t will be ready for public distri-
button about the end of this month at the
Commissioners office, 100 California street.
The period covered is from June 1, 1894 to
May 81, 1895.
The report is full of statistics interesting
to building and loan people and students
of finance. The Commissioners present
detailed statements from IA associations
and tables summing them up into grand
totals. A considerable part of the report
is devoted to anayzing these figures, show
ing averages. percentages and com parative
tables in order to give an appreciation OF
the growth during the past year and the
relative business transacted by the three
classes-the locals, the nationals and the
cooperative banks.
Various methods of transacting business
are discussed and improvements suggested.
There are also few recommendation for
notifications or improvements in the laws
governing these associations. Letters in
answer to queries made during the year by
different associations are Included in the
report and deal with the following mat
tiers: Prepaid and full paid stock, surety
on bonds, capitalization, over issue, de-
linquencies, assessment, forfeiture OF
stock, issuance of shares, gross premioms,
gross and instaIlment premiums, loan reg
lister, treatment of gross premiums, fines,
time of mortgages, assessable value. The
report continues:
The three classes stand relatively as follows
Locals, 135 associations with 1852 per cent
gross assets; nationals, z associations with &c
per cent; cooperative banks, 2 associations
with 5.72 per cent. Besides these there are
nine new associations not yet reDorted upon.
Relative gains in total assets during the past
year are given as follows: Locals. go per cent;
nationals, 21.4S per cent; cooperative banks,
IA per cent.
Premium plans In vogue are summarized as:
Gross, 81 associations; installment, 81; gross
and installment, "a; no premium, 10; stock
premium, 2.
The plan of distribution is: Dexter, SO asso-
Citations; partnership, 81; Wrigley rule 81
Clarks formula Partnership, z; second divi-
dend rule, 2; third dividend rule, 2 share and
share alike, 2; Meyberg plan, 2; Hewel plan, L
Rice's rule, i Fortuna plan, l.; making eleven
different systems OF apportionfng profits.
The number of houses built through the aid
of these associations since their organization is
given as 9071, assigned to the three classes as
follows: Locals, 74l4; nationals, 1929; CO.
operative banks, 32S.
The number of houses built during the past
year was 1901. Locals, $50; nationals, 344
cooperative banks, II.
Taking all classes together, the aggregate as
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
Cheeseman's Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change Of diet, or
change in application to business The medicine
contains nothing that Is OF the least injury TO the
constitution. Ask your druggist fer IL. Price u
bottle. -
The oasis., 1895-03-09
papaeo Hose Company.

Pursuant to a call signed by some twenty-eight well known citizens of Nogalcs a meeting was held at Marsh's opera house Tuesday evening for the purpose of organizing hose company. The meeting was called to order and conducted by MT. w. w. FluelIing, who read the list of Signers to the call, and stated that the mayor and council unanimously approve of the organization, and had ordered turned over to the company as soon as organ zed, all the fire apparatus belonging to the town. 1t was also stated that there remained SI7.36 in the treasury of the defunct Independent Hose Co.,, which terminated in 1889, which sum would be paid into the treasury of the new company.
 The name of the company was de- cided by unanimous vote shall be Pa pago Hose Co. No. 1.
 Officers were elected as follows: L. W. Mix, chief: E. B. Hogan, foreman; Oscar Gebler, first assistant: w. w. Eluelling, second assistant; A. Bachel- Her, steward; k. H. Clarke, secretary: John Dessart, treasurer.
 A committee on bye-laws was select ed, consisting of Fred Herrera, R. D. George, ]. E. Mix, Ed. Titcomb, B. Goldsmith.
 An executive committee was ap- pointed, consisting Of Fred Herrera, Ed. Titcomb, Allen T. Bird.
 The executive committee was au- thorized to raise funds and purchase a hose cart.
 The second Tuesday evening in each month was designated as the time for regular meetings.
 The company adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening.
The oasis., 1895-03-09
The Jobbers' Rate.

The following petition was exten- sively signed by Nogales business men and forwarded for presentation to the legislature. As Phoenix and Yuma are likewise interested ln the same matter copies of the petition were forwarded to prominent jobbing houses in those cities, with a request that they be signed by business men there and presented to the legislature: To THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF
 THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF
 ARIZONA.
 The undersigned, citizens and elect ors of the Town of NOgales, Pima county, Arizona, respectfully petition your Honorable Body to provide by law remedy against the unjust dis crimination of rates made by the rail- road company in favor of Tucson, and which initiates against the trade of Nogales, Phpnix, Yuma and other points outside of Tucson; which dis crimination is in special Tucson Jobbers' Tariff Rate.
 And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.