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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

They do things topsy-tutyywlse over
IN China, anyhow, and the wilr must
have still more muddled lninss That IL
what makes Il hard 70 Imagine how
a Chinese soldier OF rank starts for
the war.
ot course. he must save hiz lcjIs Hen
need them when fha Japanese Ret nfter
MN, so he rides. II IL were nor for
the baggage lac has TO carry he might
better walk for his carriage IL a
springlcas wheelbarrow sort OF thlng.
which must jolt very painfully as tho
coolie trundles II over the stones OF
the street
chinese pnyementE are said to bd
even worse than those Of brooklyn.
The wheelhnrrow'a handles have
straps at ne uhdu. whicb arc fast.
ened to II shoulder piece on the coolle.
In tho middle OF the barrow Is IA
kind of partition on one side rides
the soldier. ON tho other Is piled his
bandboN, His umbrella, his bedding,
Haeka OF rice and his muslsot
For sustcnance on the way he has
a duck or two. 10 he ratties along to
save his country calmly smoking his
hubblc-bubbie pipe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
DUBLIN.

Mr. George iiarrls and Miss Iosc
Miller were married at the residence
OF the brides parents In this city yes-
terday morning at 10 O'Clock Elder n.
J. Giddings officiating The hnnnv
couple left on the mornings train for
Dallas and other points.
Mr.. Geo. Doubleday of Hieo Ia for the
present In our city with the Dublin
National bank.
Ramsay Cox, ,he passenger agent OF
the Texas Central was shalryc hands
with his many friends In Dublin iris
week. '''
Mr., Chas Miller, brother OF DR.. Il.
a. and ~ a. Miller. arrived last week
ana Will make this his home.
sam Harris Of the BosQuc Earle. was
In Dublin yesterday on a Visit Ia his
brother. G. w. Harris
B NJ. utterback is In st, Louis buy
Ing goods.
Mr.. Barney Smith OF Holland. Tex.
after visiting relatives In Dublin for
several weeks, left for his home the
latter part OF the week.
Ii Is settled fact that Dublin Ia TO
have new compress. II ia 10 cost
about si50oOO, and win he one OF the
finest In the state.
MIR. q. A. Chiffon and family expect
shortly to move to ComRnche
Messrs j. II. st Clair and l. NJ
iilgginbotham left Wednesday for 81
Louis to make a spring purchase OF
gooda.
Misses JAMIE Lacy ana blanche Roll
Inns OF Ennis. Tex. are visiting reln-
ives and friends in this city, the
guests of Mrs. q, W Harris.
Chos. Mahan returned Wednesday
from an extensive trip to Brownwood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

The Henrietta Dramatic club. COM
posed entirely of young ladies'. organ
lied by the brilliant and popular lady,
Mrs. Lilies, assisted by the talented
elocutionist, Miss Mechanism, presented
the popular drama Rebecca's Triumph,
last Thursday night. February IA. for
the benefit OF the fire company. The
opera house was crowded.
The play was well cast, proving Mrs.
Lilies an artist. The following Is the
cast OF characters:
Mrs. Rokeman, wealthy LADY,.
e.. e. =. :. ....Miss Maggie Teel
Mrs. Delalne, a widow. o.. .. .. 81.
=. .. -. Miss Lura Brown
Rebecca, a founding. e.. =. ..
=. =. e, :. $3.50. Miss Mai Johnson
Clarrissa Goldman, spinster.. -.
=. =. =. =. Miss Nettye Harter
Dora Gaines -. Miss Idyl Johnston
Gladys Gayle =. =. Miss Ida Snearly
Miss Me4lle Dunbar :. O.. =. =. ..
d. :. =, :. Miss Frances Hickman
Marie Grey -. e. Miss Daisy Hooper
Saddle Morrell.. Miss Maude Johnston
Grace Greenwood. Miss Bette Johnson
Jennie woodman Miss Ira Parrot
Alice Leeds. ....,.M Miss Leah Sears
Gussie Green q. ...... Miss lila Ford
Katie Connor, an Irish girl. =. 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Miss Fannie Howard of Sherman Wis
tied the Misses ollphant last week
Mr.. Lee Hoy of TcXarkana was in the
city Friday,
Miss Mary Baker OF Dalby is visit
Ing Miss Tince Ragsdale,
Miss Willie Ingram has gone to ST..
Louis.
The young men rendered their lady
friends II masquerade hop Friday even
ing at Armory han. The Paris orchcs-
ira dispensed sweet music to which the
jewellers tripped the Eight fantastic"
till the wee ama hours"
The "Old Maids Auction" at Judge
Lusk's was success. not only Imam
cially. but otherwise. as all the "old
maids We're sold.
Miss Brownlee has Issued cards for
a Washington party, which promises
10 be the event OF the season
Miss Annie Oliphant is In ST. Louis
Miss Letitia Cloud Is visiting Mrs.
Guy Fuller
MIR. Frank Underwood Of Honey
Grove spent Sunday here.
Mrs. William Bramlette Is home from
Austin.
Mrs, Jno. Saunders entertained the
Genesla Friday afternoon.
Cards have been received to the we'd
ding reception OF Mr.. Jesse l.. Garlic
ton and Miss sallie Leggat, In st. Louis,
on the 26th. Mr. Carleton II q gentle
man Of the truest type. and needs be
congratulated on having won the hand
OF SO beautiful and accomplished an
helress.
Miss Bessie Steger entertained her
friends Tuesday evening with
Brownie" party. The novelty OF the
party and the charming manner In
which Miss Steger entertains made the
evening one OF thorough enjoyment,
MIR. Lem Oldham took or first honOrs.
and Mr.. Foster was awarded the
BOBBY" Dainty refreshments were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

butes OF mind ana heart and win make
a most cOngenial companion through
life for the man OF her choice.
Mr.. Carpenter ia agent for the Fort
Worth Gazette.
Mr.. McGowan OF Nashville, Tenn,
is visiting his uncle. DR.. J. II. Ferris
Of this city.
Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Johnston OF
Ryan. ]. T., are visiting their son, DR.,
Il, a. Johnston OF this city.
Miss Leila Bondurant OF Fort Worth
and Miss Maggie Cummings Of Bowie
are visiting at the delightful home OF
Mrs, gowen, south OF the city.
Miss Mollie Boon, handsome young
lady OF Denton, Is teaching music In
the nelghborhood Of Gertrude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

manager. left Tuesday TO t,ke In
sights and pleasure In New DRIED
during Mardi Gras. Mrs u. u. f,a,.
son. late Of Galveston. VIII MANAGE
oillcc during his absence.
Hon. c. II. Jenkins and daughf
Miss Beria, have returned from Al
hamn, whore they went on a visitl
relatives.
Miss Fannie Allen left Tuesday MOI
ing for Fayetteville. Ark, her /
Fhe high tea given at the eesIlus
oi Mrs:: e. l.. steilins by the Episco.
, n last week was grand sucef
Tor the young folks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Mr., and Mira L. NJ, Tlndlcy have cx-
tended Invitations ~ their young
friends to attend an "ht home ~ the
Friday. February ~, IN honor or
Measrs. A. Wilson and d. Martin OF
Naynsota.
Mcssrs. Donald Martin and Arthur
wilson Of Nnvasota. are the quests
OF Mr.. ana Mrs, l.. NJ. Hadley
The Baird high school viii give an
entertainment Hoon,
Rev. Davis of Waco and MISS Floyd
Of this city We're married at the resi-
denee OF the brides mother on WrdneA-
day last, Rev Dorman officiating. The
happy couple took tho noon train for
Waco. their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
Highest of all Leavening Powe-Latsst u s. Cow Report
Ry> q! RR skiIsg'!
ABSOLUTELY EJEE
ABSOLUTELY EsyEE

benefit Of the fire boys wns well attend
ed and enjoyed by all that particl-
pated
Miss Louise Deichmnn. who has been
stopping with Miss Ncll Beard. has re-
turned TO her home in st. Louis. She
expects TO return again soon.
quite an enjoyable evening was spent
at the residence OF II, u. Gnrslinc
Thursday, by q masquerade party. All
who attended report royal time.
capt. Coggins returned from an ex-
tended visit In East Texas,
MISS Lula Hyatt spent Sunday with
her patents in this city.
Mr.. Fred Himer OF Denver was In
the city Friday.
MT Morris Marcus. who has been at
Tuesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

:, Mrs. w p. Hudglns has returned
Nh MI I'VE months visit to Bonham.
IT,, ~ II. Green. who has been visit
- "er SISTER, Mrs. VIM. Brewer hna
gene i, to her home. Memphis, Tenn.
Mts' Kate Clark has gone 10 81
LOUIS and New York.
MISS Lulu Hill has gone to ST. 1.ouis.
v, MISS Ellen Smith of Fort Worth is
Fis,tlhg Mrs. j. a. Willingham.
Mrs. T, p. Marshall who has beer
Nisitlng Mrs. j. c. Conway, has return
ed to Dallas 'N' 'e''i IL
day evening.
Nance. '"e '"isses
otto krause ana company are play
rug 10 crowded houses nightly.
me program for the last meeting
a, me Magazine Club was arranged BY
Wise ~ Ransom, and as follows: Roll
sin Was responded to with short
sketches of "Olive Shreiner." Mrs
FOOL read selection from "The story
OF an African Farm" In the absence
OF MISS Osborn. Miss Ransom read a
selection from Dreams" as did also
Gray. '-'' N''''o
critics report.
Came.
Ihe program was interesting con-
corning only olive Shrelner. whose
thoughts FIX themselves deep in the
heart as meteor stones in earth, drop
PEG from some higher sphere" The
VIuo met Monday at the residence OF
me president, Mrs, c. w. Mertz.
Miss Bonnie Bell Spivy arranged n
Dr, Parkhursr program as follows:
Biographical sketch OF DR. Parkburst
read by Mrs. C. Dickson. "parllamen-
tnry Aid in Connection with His
right Against Tammany." Mrs. c. p.
Hudson. "Pungent Eplgrams Uttered
py Dr. Parkhurst Concerning the So
called Christians of To-day" paper
read by MIR c. w. Mertz. Literary
SOLO Miss Eva Dickson, Debate, RE
solved that one Learns More FROM
Observation Than Reading" Prof.
Murphree, affirmative: Mrs. Williams.
negative. Mr.. c. Dickson received the
largest number of quotations from the
literary salad and his coat was pro-
fusely decorated with them. In a game
OF literary cards" Messrs. Mertz and
Dickson We're victorious. Miss Lena
Timms arranged the program for next
meeting This is only one OF the many
pleasant evenings of the owl Club"
Mrs. W. c. Mcfarland entertained
the Ladies Guild of the church Of the
Holy Comforter Thursday most pleas
antly. Vocal and instrumental music
by Mesdamcs Grumbine Woodward.
Mcfarland and several selections from
II. Mcfarland on the violin contributed
much to the affalr. Refreshments were
served consisting OF nuts, candles,
cake, chocolate, coffee, olives, ambrosla.
crackers and oysters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24


Mrs, Chas. seward has returned homo
after quite u delightful visit To her
burne,
Mrs. Hen +, Allen Is entertaining her
slslrr' Miss sallie Allen OF Pomroy.
Mrs, Frank white OF Austin Is visit
ing friends IN the city.
Vol ana Mrs. Henry Greathousc. who
nave been travelling for some time In
me west are now IN the City OF Mexi.
GO, ana VIII not return to the city TIL
HntlonN Texas company presented
men Two plays. entitled "Texas" and
Unknown" Ia the Decatur mcater-
suers Monday and Tuesday nights.
society tO IL ut an ebb
Albert Rogers. representing the Fort
worth Gazette, WAS In the city Mon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

served. after which the guests were
charmed by seNernl beautiful ractta-
tons by Miss Lucille Mum.
Mrs, Robt. Davenport Of Mt. Vernon
visited her parents last week,
Miss Kittie Belle Blair OF Dallas and
Miss Eula Haisell OF Greenyilie arc In
the city.
ST. Louis %
Mr.. Guy Fuller cane home yes,er-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Buffalo Gap Messenger
'WoodY' Yes. we nra needing wood.
and lots Of Il. and we win feel grateful
20 any OF our delinquent subscribers or
those owing us on other accounts u
they VIII bring us some right soon.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

Every man and every newspape
has perfect right to express his or
its views upon all public questions.
But when the entire west is suffer-
ing the throes of business dissolu-
tion for lack of sufficient money to
transact the legitimate business of
the country, and when hundreds Of
rich silver mines are practically
worthless through the damnable
policy being pursued by the powers
that be, under the dictation of the
money barons Of England and their
stool pigeons of Wall Street, it does
seem that the people of the west
would boycott to the death any
man or paper that would endorse
that policy.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

establishment OF manufactures on
the Pacific Coast heretofore has
been the lack cf cheap furl. The
great Southwest as we'll AZ The
entire, Pacific Coast can furnish
products without end for the fac
tory ,and Cali!or MIA is now organized
to encourage the stablishment Of
factories and the universal use Of
home manufactured articles by the
people. Electricity. which nay
be generated at minimum cost Mt
innumerahle places and transmi,h d
to great distances and u.s. d to e,o
pei machinery, has solved he fu
question. Southern Arizona W u
not be far behind California ia the
esta blishment of factories run ny
electric power Even here, al
Mesa. where great variety of
products capable of being trans
formed into marketable shape thr {,
the, factory, will soon have ali
abundance of power for that pur--
pose The electric plant of the
Consolidated Canal Co. is sitrated
only mile and a half from Mesa,
and will furnish power for innum-
erahle factory plants, aud tha', too,
at the least possible cost. The
Consolidated, through it's manager,
DIR. Chandler, is building. well for
Mesa aud our people should Join in
and do their part in encouraging
the location here of various manu- :
featuring establishments and when
such establishments shall have
been erected and begin to turn out
their products all the people should
give their patronage to the home
institutions
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

DURRANT's trial ended last Fri
day and resulted in a conviction.
The jury took only one ballot and
were cat only about Eve or ten
minutes. People every where and
especially in San Francisco en-
phatically approve the finding of
the jury. Durrant, with the same
stoicism which he has displayed
throughout the trial, still maintains
mis- innocence, and assumes to be-
lieve he will yet come out of the
ordeal thoroughly vindlcated. To-
day sentence is to be passed upon
him although the attorneys for
Durrant will move for new trial
and the case will eventually 90 to
the Supreme Court. AS tho trial
court throughout the long, tedious
trial has shown a great deal of care
in all his rulings, there is little
doubt but that the Supreme Court
will affirm the judgment of the
Superior Court.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

THE "Sound Money League" OF
New York is flooding the country
with character of literature
eminently worthy of the cause in
which they are engaged. We re-
ceived a few days ago pamphlet,
which for low wit, eggregious non-
sense and vile slang would be hard
to surpass or even initiate. No
sensible man would attempt to boil
ster up a good cause by such
methods. Bnt their methods well
befit their cause. They dare not
go before the people with decent
argument. They try to belittle
Harvey's "Coin," but they cannot
answer one single argument therein.
They put up their best man against
Harvey and he met such an over
whelming Waterloo that he has
not been heard of since and in all
the ranks Of the gold shylocks there
is not a man that dare meet Har-,
vey upon q astraight argument upon
its merits. .
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

p" i nri,ined By the Common Council oi .h,,
1hcorI". r.ieu Village Of Mesa City
SxcTIoS |. That the Phoenix, Te,pe IL M-sa
Railway Compsns, a corporation organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws OF
the Territory CT Arizona, and its sss,.;is are
| hereby granted the right of way franchise and
privilege OF entering upor and using the por.
, t,ons OF he streets OF the Incorporated Village
OF 81 icsa City hereinafter described for .. NJ riod
OF fit,y t5o) years from the passage aud rublics-
/ tion Of this Ordinance, when necessary for the
accomplishment 4 any or all OF the following
FIRsT. For the purpose of constructing
operating and iuain taipnnga single or uouble
track railway thereJn, W be oporas,a ey steam
or eiectr { i,owei.
SEcoNc. For the purpose of erecting, main
tanning and operating aIl necessary posts and
poles Of iron, wood ,r cts,er suitable material
to carry telephone or telegraph wires th. reon,
and for the purpose of doing any aud oil things
necessary TO be detw III constructing, n,ail-
tanning and operating in connection wi Ii said
railway or otherwisc.a telegraph aid euiup none
line Tor tfan shutting messages.
SEC. The privilege and franchise hereby
gram cd shall extend 10 the following described
stree ts and portions thereof, of the incorpor-
ateu Village OF Aesa City, IL tie County Of
Maricopa, Territory ii Arizona Beginning at
the centre emu of the west emu of North 4hird
Street of the said WALLACE, IA sh wa lu The re-
corded map Ut the Incorporated Village OF Mesa
City, thenvc cumming east on tn. said street
following the center line thereof to he eat end
near tho Vest section HE VI Section Twenty
three, Township One North, Range Five East.
SEc. 3. iTovide ana upon the express con-
dition that the rsadbcd for said railroad shall
be complete and graded. ready for tYacklayirr
on the above mentioned street within five
months from the date OF the passage and ap-
proval of this Ordinance, and the said railroad
shall be entirely completed, equipped with
rolling stock and in full working operation
within six months after the said passage and
approval Of this Ordinance, and provided fur.
ther that &C least one train per day each way
be run and operated continuously on said road.
SEC 4 Provided further. and upon condl.
tion that the said grantee or its assigns shall
keep said railroad constantly in repair, flush
with the streets and provided with good or oss-
ings for all kinds Of vehicles. and with all
necessary and proper fumes and culverts for
the free and uninterrupted passage Of water
from rains or other drainage, and provided
that good and sufi cient cul, erts be constructed
and maintained on intersecting streets by said |
grantee, also provided that the track and
streets shall at all times be ma e to conferm I
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

THAT man is, if not dangerous
man, at least supremely selfish
that would endorse a financial
policy that has brought upon the
country complete business paralysis,
simply for the sake of the loaves
and fishes that fall from the mas
ter's hand.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08
FRIDAY, November 8. 1895.

MEsA people ought now to unite
in pushing the town and its in
comparably rich section to. the
front. 1t takes united work to
build mp a town or country.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

ELEcTIoSs occurred in several
states last Tuesday. Tue Repub-
licans nude large gains.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08
Ordinance NO.25

(;rnting Franchise to the Phoe-
nix, tempe " Mesa Railway Com
i'an.,.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08
LIE Ell STORE
CHAS. WING, PROP

Fan li''c of Groceries, DRY
Goods, E1c. Agent Tor the White
Mari,i- Li,ne Quarry line tn"
best in the 'u.s-A.ssl.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

The greatest drawback to the
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08
CITY WNG PARLOR

=
". ". Wright. rop'
Mesa free press., 1895-11-08

eg Shaving, Haircutting, shampooins aud
ingeing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No. 10 a.
Published April 30, 1895.

CHAPTER 80
A. NJ 10 authorize Tie governor Of the state
.. Wisconsin y appoint commissioners to ex-
annie certain lands in POLK county Wisconsin.
with view to acquiring tide to said Iarls. to
USED ~ pubic park. and owned Uy the
t5, ~. " l>''ls'n' aad to report their pro
.eTeas. The Dalles Of The 81. Croix river. sit
navigation II l. s. 'f r,r q" mi IL ~ Tr -
aaJar.ht thereto rpaIr.s. the most picturesque
anu "li'a.NF" scenery ia the state ut Wisconsin.
anlIa.,'4s q GE,lt number - visitors from
o. happiness and recreation 10 the public gen
Whereas. private parties have been Permitted
- asIaL'e tie title TO The adjoining lands COM
, -5 4 We" ot Tie halIes and scenery and
interests require that said lands As well AS tie
natural SCENERY aud aitra tieus. should be for
.nt5 AeiJ open Tor the occupation and use OF the
Iu'lG. - That cry citizen Of Wisconsin. and Of
lie United states. may equally participate IN
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. repre-
sr4miea IN Senate and Assembly, do enact
Section l. Tie governor Of the state Of wlscon-
81. - hereby authorized aud empowered TO ac-
t.IEr foT ana In the uume Of the state of VISION
Ic purposes hereinafter Designated. the tltlu TO
tli 1'st tracts, pieces ana parcels OF land lying
t"i.si.t' 1eseFiDeI IS follows to-wit. Lot fonr
Gih, range cigatreu as west: liz northwest
quarter ~ tie northwest quarter of section tAjr-
y NE oil township thiriE-laur C34I. range
Zen rs vest. the southwest quarter OF The
northwest quarter % sDetisI tLlTty-rur l2I
township tEirtytuur Ga. range Elrycu GSl
west igt h'" 'HH. section tu5rry-sIN .G|. town
snip jhiGty-fyur t2f. range nineteen tIar west.
~ six -. section t..Ey-s,X l5G,. township rh.r-
+. ~. To-. rouge nineteen U.s. west. fln south
asst quarter of the northeast quarter of section
II5I. ~ ~, township t+..stJ four Ga. range
'S soeliya thirty six $3.50, township thirty four
G31. range nineteen Gg, west. wuI.n les north
y the laTJer line of said SCI ION. together with
all streets, alleys and parks admitting on said
property. containing two L.u3rel and fifty y-5Ui
acres iaEe - less. said land and Tie tIyle there
10 q" he ArI4 by the state Of WISCONSIN. and TO
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11

~ v D.

CT \TTkE 2gS
An ACT 70 Trgvfga for ~ fire nroof structure
To protect and accommodate tn collect ions
of the state Historical society If wisconsin
frrrrr.ffr.- siam. IIj~r..ri.lI Sirrsnrnt au3 tha
records and relics of the late civil war
The reuF4Ie Of the state. of Wisconsin, reprp-
follows:
section Three nrrs0ns TO ho selected nv
Tho ayrt.u+fva r,rIfnifrna ~ tra S+a-e ITfs+orf-
caI Society Of Wisconsin from their own num-
her. three persons TO hr selected by the board
of regents of the University Of Wisconsin
from their own number. and three persons To
De appointed 10y the governor from the state at
large are hereby couSi ituteI a board Of com
missfauers a majority of whom shall have
daata and suist4nttaI fire proof Glfid,ng. upon
that part Of the grounds Of the University Of
Wisconsin Luuwu as lots one two. three TWEEN
tv-tyyu twenty three ana twenty fogr block six
ci,v Of Madison. and SO murh of lots four and
missioucrs In. deemed necessary as a site for
the accommodation Of the library aud museum
Of the said state historical society. ana such
in the custody OF said historical soelery. Be
fore the appropriation herein provided for shall
be available, the site above banned shall he
conveyed by tie regents Of the University Of
Wisconsin TO the state Of Wisconsin 10 be held
commissioners shall act without cOmpeusat ion.
aad without liability excepting for misconduct.
and In case OF death refusal to act, re-
moval with or without cause OF either Of them,
SHAH he allied IN Ike manner by the same au-
tLoFlty by WAlrh he was selected. and such
authority heEttcung 10 act said vacancy may
be filled by the remaining commissioners.
procure suitable plans, detailed drawings. and
sle'lh''aL4oAS LOT the D"4A4ihg authorized by
TINS act. ana upon tle approval OF the same by
a jWo-tHi'4L' NANNY my a4VefLse, LOT ana