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Chartered 10y special act Of Congress
JAM. 1867. and acts OF Oct, 1880, and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
SAFE II rOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at IS
ssG ecu ,s 5swslry, siiserwa5e and yauanles
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT..
and interest allowed on IS and above.
,ec1s : rea s ane sSa assel
Trust ssfpr pEfAR K rSEs and upward
and trust aaG as aes as
eeut1r recei'eT , assignee and executes trusts
attorney in daily attend; nee.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
THOMAS HON HYDE ,d F,rst Vice President wiss It,.
THOMAS Il. JONES Third Vice Pres.
F. FRASGIs RIG t;4s,, T,e AS ,,e
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford. Conn. 1--
Assets. So, 2a4 ,925. 80. Surplus, s6s7e,212-7s.
On all policies issued by this company annual
dividends declared and may be used in part
payment of premiums or drawn in cash, or left
with the company to accumulate subject TO the
order of the insured
There are no Stockholders All surplus belongs
in 1894. 81 .265 20 being 2s.S per cent Of
When in need OF life insurance it will pay
you to call On or write to
A. I'll. OlDDS,
General Agent,
nplS-1lts glS st. NV.
OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
Telephone CompaLy.-A dividend of 90 cents per
share will be pay:,, lie the 18th day Of APRIL,
1895, to the stockholders of record at the close
Of business on the 18th day Of APRIL. 1885, at
the office of the treasurer of the company, Gls
18th ST. nw.. Washington D. c.
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th
of April to the 29th of April, inclusive.
SA , L, NJ BR E,IA President
Washington, ID. C., April 8, 1895. ap15to29in
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C0RSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
14l9 ST., Glover building.
Correspondents of Mcssrs Moore Il Schley, 50
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of investment securities. Dis
trict bonds and all local Railroad Gas, Insurance
and Teleuhone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
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The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
OF the District of Columbi

CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
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Everything you could possibly need
in building or In repairing a house.
porch, shed, fence. or board walk
than elsewhere, and always IN stock.
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White Pine Doors,
1H=incH1 thick, 90 cents
all regular sizes. Everybody else
asks 81 .25
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Chartered by special act of Congress
JAM, 1857, and acts of Oct. 1890, and Feb, 1892
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVE THIS DAY EN-
tered into limited partnership, agreeable to
chapter II Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States. relating to the District Of Columbia. and
do hereby certify that the name Of the firm under
which said partnership is to be conducted is
"Hoyle CO.. that the general nature Of the
business to- be transacted is the retail drug md
pharmaceutical business and the same shall be
transacted In the District OF Columbia; that the
OF the general partner is Henry Il. L.
Hoyle. and the special partners are George A.
Drury and Samuel A. Drury. all OF the District
of Columbia; that the capital contributed by said
George A. Drury and Samuel A. Drry Is 1915
each in cash; that the period at which said Iart-
nership Is to commence IL March 10, 1875, and
that it will terminate March 20, 1900.
HARRY L. L. HOiLE, General Partner.
GEORGE A. DRI'RY. Special Partner.
SAMUEL A. DRURY. Special Partner.
mh25- cow
OLD AND SOII.ED GAS FIXTURES AND METAL
goods of all kinds refinished equal to new. Not
painted with bronze powder, but by same
method when originally done Mt factory. No
charge for small repairs. Polishing and plating
Of all descriptions
ELMER Fl. CATLIN & CO.,
apJ-3w, Central Power Station.
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OUR RIDING SCHOOL

OUR RIDING SCHUUL
Is now open for business. Track has been
surfaced and put in fine shape; competent instruc-
tors are always hand, and you may be Of
learning to ride in good form II teach you.
Ten lesson tickets for $500; single lessons. Soc.
each; yearly ticket, 5000: life membership
S25 90. Price of course ticket applies pur
chase of wheel. II you desire to buy RAMBLER.
GoI,MUILY & JEFFERY MFG CO..
mh6l4d 1925 14th st. NV.
OPEN FIRES.-FRANKI.IN STOVES GIVE ALL
the pleasures Of IN open fireplace with the heat
Of stove. May be used with antiirons crate.
20 per cent discount on Andirons. Portable
Crates. Spark Guards. Gas Logs, etc.
feS-tf ]. ii. CORNING. Tile Shop, 520-522 18th at
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DIX. HOIGkIN. DENTIST. HAS RESUMED PItAC-
tice- 700 10th ST. NV, cor. ST.. opposite
Con2rcGa ional Church. np15-1w"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

The trial OF tho case against John
Phillips. the alleged train rohber, com
tlnued yesterad In the Forty-eighth
district court.
The morning WAS consumed in com
plotting the jury, which was made and
sworn by IL O'Clock. The examination
OF witnesses began at the RECOMMENDING
OF court In the afternoon. and some
six states witnesses were examined
before the adjournment Of court In
the evening. The evidence is substan-
TALLY the same as that adduced in the
trial OF John Ward.
The jurors selected to try the case
are A. H. skinner. ]. H. Randall. d.
II. Swurtz Thomas George. Tom Neck.
George Mulltey, G.. W. Gavin, W. S.
Head. W. II. Nye. j. n, Johnson.
S. Robertson and ls. IL. Carter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

IN this court yesterday the jury In
the case Of +. II. st. John vs.. the Gulf
Colorado and Santa re Railway Com
pany returned II verdict for the plain
tin. giving him 600 damages
Judge Harris took up the motlop
docket yesterday. Among others the
motion for n new trial In the Peter Sar-
gent case was disposed Of The motion
Ia strike out the controverting aiIida-
Wits OF the county attorney was over
ruled and the defendant excepted and
gave notice OF appeal to the criminal
court OF appeals, The motion for 4 new
trial was also oYerrulod by the court.
20 which counsel for the defendant cx-
cepted and gave notice OF appeal.
Sentence OF twenty year, connne-
ment In the penitentlnry was passed
upon the defendant
The motion for now trial In the
case OF j. y, I'M convicted Tor for
grry, was overruled and two years
sentence was passed upon the defund-
ant. Exception to the ruling OF tile
court was taken nnd notice OF appeal
To the criminal court Of appeals was
given.
The prisoners were remAnded to the
custody Of the sheriff
The argument OF tho motion for new
trial In the McGrath ease was post-
pohcd on account OF counsel In the
c9se being engaged In the trial OF the
Phillips case
Other motions disposed OF by Judge
Harris We're Az folllwB.
q, W.. Ash Va. North Side street
Railway Company. motion for contln-
uunce: dismissed
EN-parte Va. Rosa Mcknight, mo-
ton TO enter order; ordered that the
order be entered as prayed for
me county court was not In scs-
sion yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

The following transfers OF realty
We're MED In tho county court for record
yoa'eriay
II. Lundors aud wife TO W. G.
No3lGr'aon ana VIE, east half OF block
20 Shelby county land. $500
j, Il. Smith to sallIe thurman mar,
OF block o, j =, Smith addition. 81
II. Mesamore ct al. To w a ma
X II. Hntta, 100 acres OF shelby county
school lnnd; $1,000. N'""''
j. 9, snndldge to J. w Sandldps
lot, g. block 10. Fields addition. ssloo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Dallaa, Tex, MARCH 2.--There are no
NEW developments In the train robbery
me police ana shorlffs officers nre
sun working on the case, but 40 fnr
as they win talk they know no more
about who the robbers were than thev
az the night the robbery was com
Il, r.. Cauthorne. the man who was
arrested Thursday night by City Judge
Force and officer "Dencon'' John Ken
nan as . suspected train robber, and
VINO carried two pistols. n long dirk
knife. bottle OF chloroform and a
puir of 'stcp-caHy'' socks. was nrrnipn-
ed before the city court this morning.
ana nv everybody expected. was dis
charged without fne.
M Cnuthornc made q very satlsfac-
tory explanation OF the load OF deadly
weapons aud drugs he carried. Ifc
proved by Farmer Blghy thai pIrbr
paid him $50 gold piece for work as
u Farm lahurer, which Is ngreed the
world over to be the most honest and
manly work man can engage in. Hc
proved by Mrs Sallle Jones, his sister
who had Just returned from Tennosaee
that she brought his pistols ana dirk
knife 10 him In her trunk mud turned
them over 20 him half an hour before
he was arrested. and that when ar
rested he was merely CARRYING The
weapoua 10 his home az Farner nIg-
by,s, two miles west OF the river.
CHuthorne accounted for his being In
the variety thcater by saying thai
when he got TO the theater on his Yay
to the depot, he remembered that 10
had some time 10 spare. and he iust
ufopnrd IN TO see u speciality or two
To pass away the time, not drenmlng
that Il was against tho law 10 10 Ia
tllat show particularly, AK he saw a
number OF dudes and nice old men
there
Judge Force discharged Cauthorne
with the observation TINT the more
experience a man has the less conf
denee he places In circumstantiai evil
dcnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
THE WARD JURY STILL OUT.
TESTIMONY nEiNc TAKEN IN THE
PHILLIPS CASE.
rhe Motion for New Trial in the
sargent UnHa oyerruIed--J. ID. mn
sentenced for ForRery-Narious
Motions Disposed OF.

The Jury which has had the Ward
train robbery case under consideration
since Friday evening has not yet re-
turned a verdict Whine nothing posi-
tive can be learned as To the standing
Of the jury, II was understood yester-
day that they stood ten for conviction
and two for acquitial. While II may
be necessary to have a special sitting
Of the court today to receive the YER
dict. It Is probable that no verdict can
be agreed upon at all and that the jury
viii be discharged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

The above telegram refers $4,000 bankrupt shoe stock
bought at Soc the dollar which will arrive and go sale Tues
day morning
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
NEW ARRIVALS
IN
SPRING GOODS.
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT..

In Our Popular Dress Goods Depart
ment.
New, special and attractive novelties
have arrived during the past week and
Will be put on sale Monday. Remem-
Der. this week will be your last chance
to buy High Grade Novelty Dress Goods
at marked cost. Ask to see our new
Satin Fhadame and Satin Duchesse.
Our Black Dress Goods Department
is now replcte with all the latest and
most fashionable wcnves in all wool
and silk and wool Effects suited for
spring and summer wear. Take ad-
vantage OF this golden opportunity and
buy this, the last, week of our Great
Cost sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

The following suits were fled In the
Justices court yesterday:
Smith ~ Scott vs. NJ. n GllentI,n
SUIT ON verified account $iq75.
G, b Walker vs.. H. ID. Arnold. snIt
on check $50.
1d ii Eldridgc VS. A. & l.. August
suit on account; $3.50.
T. a Brown 81 Co, Vs. u. A. want
garnishment N't'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

san Antonio, TEX, March 9-Alder-
manic contests We're filed today by
Charles Guergin against f. w. Nc
Auiater In tho First ward; A. Ruhnke
nEninat August Robin in the Second
and John plnn against Erich Menrer
In the Third ward The grounds OF
the contest question the regularity OF
tho call OF procedure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

This new Motel IL In The business
center of the city, complete In Nil
It's appointments, md IL conducted
IN strictly nrHt-cInss manner.
Cuisine unaurpusHcd.
W. u. hAHnMlCN. proprietor.
Hotel worth.
Mrs. Lucy Euun. Patio Pinto. Tex: ].
n. Smith, pAlo Pinto Tex. J. 4, Lewis,
q. W. Ifuddleston. Chicago; Edwin N
Hurley Chlcago II. r. Hawkins
Wichita Fails. A. u, GOodenough,
ilonriotta; Clarke Hamilton, Jr. and
wife, Wheeling, w. Va. a. j. Burton
Kansas city; O. r. Wilson, Cincinnati,
Mrs. Scogin Dallas; A. w. Hudson.
Kansas CITY ". j, AndsrEou. 81. Louis,
J. Grant Jones Dallas; f. T.. shultz'
Kansas city w. b. Jorden, QuBuuh;
y Morrison, Minneapolis; W. u, Me
powell, Fort Worth, j. L.. Pennington
81 Loula w Il, sanqulnett Fort
Worth; j. y. Lourght. Dallas; John w.
hocncy Abilene, Charles r. Haynes.
Weathartord a. a, crundnll sodulla,
MO- Howard Mcsscr, Dallas j. No.
Wlmmcr Now York, w. V. AtAInstcr.
waco ". II Dr1O Quunnh George
England Baltimore. Henry Sideubittlc,
Lluclnuuiii q, N. NauCty, Eauaas city,
!. G. Sargent, st. Louis. G. g. Arnold,
ht Louis; II c. Ware, plninView; II. ~.
Hume, Ennis O. L. Donovan Wichita
Nhttlf - W 'hANNNNNt f1AH lahNlnE ~
Mcllng. Chicago; James II. Irwin,
Boston; o, =, Grant, Cincinnati: $, =.
Houd, 81. Louis u g. Lawrence. New
York; Ira Hddelmon, Willow Vale. %.
AZ: Miss Fannie Lyle, Graham: Miss
Kate Cooper Henrietta; Mias Florence
George, cteburne; II. .. Price, st
Louis, 10. D. Farmer, Alcdo: W. -.
kinealy, st Louis Floyd Ferguson,
p. Louis; H. II, Bnlling. Dallaa: o. NJ.
WHterhinca, Boston. n. H. iIeck, ST.
louis; NJ. l.. Cotter. Rock lalnnl. Il. E.
Montgomery, Kansas City; Peter Rim
dcrer, Chicago; Miss Dora Rinderer,
Chicagoi l.. =. Thomas, Jr.. Now York;
Z. G. Gates, Decatur; w. $. Hnrrls:
Chicago Walter Hood Decatur NJ L.
baroin. Cameron; \. H. Rhodes Denver;
J. ], Hawkins, San Francisco; j. p.
MoMurray, Kansas city; @ u. Larium
Denver; y. II Loonoy, Grcenvllle: Percy
:, Wood. Corsicnna; c, II. owens. New
Orleans; II. 8 Hancock Gntcsviile: A.
= uemorest, New York: w H. Dodge.
New York; ], II. johnson. ltnscn: Writ
Ditto. Cisco; Max Mayer, Sonora, Tex. I:
Fred l.. Mackenzie. st. Louis. u. n.
lOA2, Fort worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
THE ORIENTAL.


DhiIhNs NcNhN,
Finest Hotel ia the south. ThorouuIl-
" nrcprooE rrRnsicnt rntc- ~. 80 10
10 per day, w. j, ALDEN, Manager.
Formeriy Hotel Nendome iioston,
Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Tarrant.

land for
Pno Thrash W. Webster Price John RUSSELL
Mrs ME-
NJ 10th
b. and say as lows o-wt:
been
ytmninth
of then
markM thr
and each sold
reserved Hmt
dby
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Oriental Arrivals,
Oriental Hotel Dallas, Tex, March 2.
-. M stalley ST. Louis. Miss Davis.
sherman Nlsa overacher. Plano; ]. $.
Fulton Sherman; n s. obear st. Louis.
II. d. Martin, Indianapolis; Miss q.
Finning, New York; G. II. owens. New
Orleans, j. W. pinsmore, Dallas; W. H.
Met2ger. Nashville; VI o. Jackson, st.
Louis: T. ". Mcknight. IT, Chicago:
w G. Hickmnn, ST Louis; w, o. Ham
iiton. Clnelnn0tl; Edgar swecny, Gal
weston p NJ, Bach, New y0rls; W T.
Worden and wife 81 Loulsi Val neis-
err, clnoinnatl; a. NJ Stevens. New
YorkaJ. w. Harris, Waco; u. n. Turn
er New York; Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Hengh, Columbus. OH. n. Underwood,
New York; l.. y. Esrhhach, New York;
s II. Busherer, Chicago, NJ. A. Green
held kentucky Thomas Martin, Louis-
VIE; G. stelnwAy, Columbus o.. Il. "
Hoser Galveston; II. II, Leon, New
York; ]. NJ. Slatiory 81, Ioula; o. u.
Cadger, Rhinea. N ". W. :. purnell,
PHILADELPHIA. Alex VOL. Waco; Geore.
y. parnes. st., and wife, Hiilshoro, TEX.
J II Heinrlchhnne, baltimore; J. d
Warrel. St Louis; O. T. Leake. Fort
worth Harry BENJAMIN, Cincinnati;
Miss Minnie Budde. city. +. IT, Willard.
Milwaukee. y. w Whittier Phiiadol-
phin; Gilbert Hay Waco; j r. smith.
New York Il. A. McAllester. Aflwau.
kee: a. II. Cohn. New York; Daniel
Eoone and family, st, Louip; Charles
w. Hughes New York: 4. W. Mills,
Charles Green. Necna Tex: II. s.
stratus, New York; Louis I3endit, Gin
uininati, ]. y, Joseph. New York; l.. A.
Prizes. Texas: r. j. Wentherly. New
York; = ?, Newburg, Chicago; d. J.
oyeer, Nashville,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

No. 37--H. r. tNn..Aas. ~ 81
AN ACT to amend chapter fifty-six (56) OF
the General Laws of eighteen hundred
and ninety-one 1s91), entitled tan act to
establish and create a public park to be
known and designated as the Itasca State
8 Park, and authorizing condemn9t iOn OF
lands for park purposes"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

NO. 44-H. f. NO. 5S4. l-...
AN ACT to appropriate tne income derived
from the Investments in the internal inn
provement land fund to the internal i'm
proyement or road and bridge fund.
Be lit enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That the income derived from
all investments now. in the internal i'm
after accrue to said fund from ales of land
or otherwise, be and the same is hereby
set aside and appropriated to the internal
Improvement, or road and bridge fund.
Sec. 2. The moneys hereby appropriated
shall be used only for making public roads
| and building bridges on public roads within
ner as the legislature of the state may
direct.
Sec. 5. Nothing In this act contained
of any person to have his claim or claims
adjusted and settled, as provided by chap
/ ters one az and seventy-one cd, General
Laws, extra session eighteen hundred and
heretofore barred or extinguished by the pro-
4 visions Of any law of this state; but every
valid claim shall. when approved. be paid
/ as now provided by law.
Sec. a. This act shall be submitted to the
i electors of the State of Minnesota at the
next general election to be held therein and
shall take effect and be in force from and
after Its approval by a majority of the
4 electors of the state voting ut said election.
Sec. 5. The ballots used at said election
shall have printed thereon For the act
appropriating the income from internal i'm
i provement land fund to the internal im-
4 provement, or road and bridge fund--yes-
no. and each electOr voting on said propo.
sition shall make q cross mark thus: ca in
one of the two spaces left for the purpose
np0n the margin OF the ballot used at said
election. as provided in section thirty,fonr
4 la34l Of chapter fonr I'D OF the General Laws
n OF getsen hnndrcd Inety-one 81 SD
81! III sh5. t thns ;vo 81
Il %s Yea. md the electOr desiring to vote
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

poOt!oiASA ~ odAo SOuhtS, 4Lu NY IL -SlQlldr
publication for the same length of time
in at least one weekly or daily newspaDer
printed and published at the capital Of the
state, which said newspapers shall be desig-
mated therefor by resolution of such board
of county commissioners, that said board
of county commissioners will receive bids
for the sale of such bonds at, the time and
place to be named in such notice.
Sec. g.. At the time and place named in
such notice the said board Of county com
miSSlonerS shall open and consider the said
bids, and may thereupon award the sale
!, of such bonds to the person, company or
corporation offering to negotiate the same
upon terms the most advantageous for the
interests of such county, and within the
limitation Of this act; provided, that the
said board OF county commissioners may
purchase of such bonds, If they deem the
welfare of the county requires it.
n Sec. 10. The moneys realized upon the
sale of such bonds shall be placed in the
be necessary, exclusively to the purpose fol
which they were issued, and the residue
thereof, after the cost and expenses i'm.
cident to the erection Of such court house
shall have been duly paid and discharged
shall be paid into the county revenue fund
of such county.
Sec. II. Before any such court house
shall be built by any such county. the
board OF county commissioners shall solicit
detailed plans and specifications therefor
from competent architects, to be submitted
to such board of county commissioners
provided, that no plans and specifications
shall be accepted by said board of county
commissioners which shall exceed the lin
itation of cost herein provided, nor except
upon and after at least four weeks notice
that such board will receive and consider
such plans and specifications: which MOTTO,
shall be published for at least two sue
}cessiye weeks in at least one daily q
weekly newspaper printed and published
In said county, and one daily or week.,
newspaper printed and published ats tn,
capital Of said state. The board may re
ject all plans and specifications submitted
md read yertises for plans and specafca
land ghuiidln9 OF such court house ma III
building and erection thereof shall be IL
to the lowest RESPONSE les bidder or bidders
for the whole, or any part thereof, nnd the
board shall require q good and suffcient
bond from any one with whom CONTRACT
shall be made for the whole or any part OF
the work of construction =
@ Sec 10. This act shall take effect and Be
In force from and after ita passage,
Approved April 10, 1895 Z
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

rates for the transportation Of freight be-
tween points on their respective lines
within this state
Carload lots shall be transferred with
out unloading from the cars in which such
shipments were first made, unless such I'M
loading into other cars shall be done with
out charge therefor to the shipper or re-
ceiver of such carload lots, and such
transfer shall be made without unreason-
able delay under such contract arrange
maRe ns under nnia rules as the
and warehouse commission may prescribe
as hereafter provided in this act. Less
than carload lots shall be transferred into
the connecting railway cars at cost,
which shall be included in and made part
of the joint rates adopted by such rail-
way companies, or established as provided
to be transported between different points
within this state are required to be carried
by two Cl or more railway companies
operating connecting lines, such railway
reasonable through rates., and shall at all
times give the same facilities and accom-
modations to local or state traffic as they
give to interstate trattlc over their lines
Of road. s
(C) In the event Of that said railway COM
panies fail to establish through joint rates
or fail to establish and charge reasonable
to ESTABLISH between sthe%seiVes the = rates
and terms upon which cars Of one com
pany shall be transferred In such through
shipments from the line of one company
to the other and returned, or fail to pro-
vide for the convenient and prompt trans
fer of such through freight from the cars
of the receiving company to those OF the
{. II ccting line. It shall be the duty of the
railroad and warehouse commission Of this
state, and aid G0lpmtS siOn lis hereby di-
Iected, upon the ppiicat ion OF any per-
son sgor persons & ~ establish
sssasnso1s o,aa es ssls
connecting