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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Warehouses Occupied
as Hospitals by the
SpaniardS.
Laden With Disease the ISL
and's Product Is Shipped
Abroad.
Consul Barker of Sagua La Grande
Gives the Government Start
ling Information.

TACOMA, WASH, June 16--A copy oi
the June health report, com piled al
Washington, D. c., ana containing the
correspondence sent TO the supervising
surgeon-general OF ;he United States
Marine Hospital service, intended for pri-
vate circulation among the Federal
health authorities, contains the following
CORES spondence;
WASHINGTON, D. c, May 13. 1897.
Sir: I have 10 request that you viii INFORM
this Office whether The wareh ouses ii which
sugar Is stored prior 10 Shipment are also
occupied as hospitals. This condition OF
aEairs exists al Havana. and il is necess ary
for the Government TO know the facts in the
case. Respectfully yours, WALTER WYNAN.
Supervising Surgeon-GeneraI L : n. H.S
To United States Consul, Sagua la GEsnde,
Cuba.
The following letter was received in
reply:
SAGUA "A GRANDE, Cubs. May 20, 1897.
Sir: IN compliance with your request, con-
tzined in your letter CT the 18Th inst, have
The honor 10 saw in reply that TWO OF the five
ware houses used for storing sugar before
shipment 10 the United States sre being used
$50 as hospitals Tor yellow fever and otker
infectious diseases among Spanish soldiers. !
an, SIT, your obedient servant
WALTER 3. BARKER,
United States Consul.
Dispatches from Dr.. II. :. Camiuero,
sanitary inspector at the same place, o; a
week later in date, show that smallpox.
cysentery and enteIitis are raging, and
that q great deai OF alarm has been caused
by some reported cases o: beriberi whicn
Is considered barond the reach of medical
science. As al these diseases are equally
contagious with yellow fever ;he danger
Of allowing the Cuban sugar to reach the
United States can hardly be overesti-
mated.
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Er-dina a mn,hinaton Ln,r.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 16.-Wnat is
commonly known as the Pacific Coast In
sursnce Trust, an organization composed
OF the leading insurance companies doing
business west of the Rockies, Is enGeavor-
inG 10 get around an anti-insuraace trust
Law passed by the last Legislature, and
with that end in view the various local
agents throughout the State OF Washing
ton met in Seattle to-day and formed
what will be termed an Agents Associs-
ton, the objects Of which are to N maintain
the same uniform system of insurance
heretofore existing in Washington under
the old ORGANIZATION
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
LANDING IRA ar TACOMA.
Buyers Place HeGry orders 10 Escsp,
fhe Eetc TarD.

Buyers Place Hedrg Ordsrs 10 Escape
fhs Netc TarG.
TACOMA, WASH June 16--More tea is
now aAoat on the Pacific Ocean than ever
before at one time.
The importers of New York and other
Eastern cities have made large purchases
In China and Japan for immediate deIiv-
cry, and are having 1t hurried across the
Pacific in order 10 enter it before the
Dingley bill goes into eTfect, with its 10
cents per pound d1Iy on lea
a thousand tons OF new-crop tea has
been landed here and L. 600 600 pounds
are on the ocean between Yokohama and
his port. TINS com prises the cargoes of
the steamers Braemer (due tomorrow.
Mogui. Tacoma and Victoria. The Cans-
dian Pacific line is aIso bringing heavy
shipments.
Tea Inspector Palmer and the Northern
Pacific Railroad are making especial
efforts 10 take care OF the rush, and il i.
intended to lay the incoming carsoes down
in Chicago and New York il ten dsys
after their ARRIVAL here.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Guadar.n. Rsn,h.r Robs.d

SANTA BARBARA. CAL, June Is H.
II. Johnston, who has q large dairy ranch
at Guadalupe, has caused Robert Edring.
ton TO be arrested for stealing $500 The
money was taken from a box containing
cAlla plants, ii being the custom OF John
stOn and his vile 10 secTete their monev in
stranre places about their house Ell
rington, it is claimed, discovered it and
one day Quit JOhnston's service, taking
the money with him. II was only after
EdrinCton had been gone for some time
that the theft was discovered.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Leland stanford Lodge. X of n

The following named have heea elected
officers OF Leland Stanford Lodge No. $50
knights OF Honor: Carl Wahl. dictator; James
slStant dictator; John J. Bersn, reporter.
Albert S,reAmler, financial reporter: 4 No
rs treasurer; Ernest P Thyes, chspIsln. n
scEleEelm1leh. guide; Otto Scboenvyoi5
guardian; George Eberleiu, sentinel: Ort6
Scn@nwald, trustee for one year Marx Dsxis
is past dictator. avis
This lodge mas been active of late bsvi,-
limitations at nearly every meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Populi,t D.trgat.. Nam,d.

SEATTLE, WASH. June 16-John P.
Fay, Seattle; Alexander R. Jones. Seat
tie; c. E. Clice, Wheaton; F. B. Hogan,
Tacoma, and L. E RAIDER, Kitsap. were TO.
day CHOSEN delegates to the National
POpulist convention 10 be held in Nash
Vile, Tenn, July (, ty the State di trict
convention composed Of delegates from
the counties of King, KlIssp Pierce,
Wha,com, ThurstOn and Snohomish.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
P0LK-STREET CLUB.
Mr.. Bibo Urges That the Good yyort
Begun Shalt Be Further
Confirmed

the executive committee OF the Polk
street improvement Club eniove5 .
musicale snd banquet al 1921 Polk
street last evening. rendered /. EN- bv
Natnan Blbo, president OF the club. and
M. ID. Shepard, vice president.
M. bioo spoke OF the objects of the
club, how II was formed about vear s,-,
LOT the iurtherance of the interests OF t5e
business houses on the street. how ,hev
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
PLAIN TALK,

1t new does for doctor 20 scare" .
patient sny more than 1t does for law
yer TO frighten 8 client into the idea that
his case is already lost. II may put some
money into that particular doctors
pocket but IL never, nc, never on the face
Of TIE earth, Wi help the patient to get
well. He should he told exactly how Ill
he Is, ana then advised as TO what is the
best thing for him 10 do IN order TO get
well Honesty is good policy always
Think it over.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
TEDDED AT SANTA RosA.
AiforneV Laurence Il. PressTey aud Hiss
Era 4 LegTo United.

Era 4. LegrO United.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, June 16-Two OF
Santa Rosa's most popular young people
were made one at noon to- day They
were Miss Eva =. Legro, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Z. Legro, ana Attorney Law
renee 4. Presley, son of the late Judge
John 6. Presley.
The wedding took place At the Legro
home on Benton street in The presence ol
few relatives Miss Bertha Campbell oi
SoDOma acted as bridesmaid anL J. Z
Marble of Los Angeles as hest man. The
bride wore gown OF cream satin, crepe
ce leon, and veil of EN- broidered iulle.
and her maid was attired in bTocaded niIe
green silk. The ceremony was performe &
by Rev. s F. Fisk of Long Beach.
After the wedding luncheon the bridal
party departed upon honey eymoon amid a
shower of rice and old shoes and the
hearty congratulations OF hundreds OF
friends
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
HIS SPADE DUG
HIS OWN GRAVE
c. Reardon, a Laborer,
Buried Under Tons of
Earth.
Ten Feet Dawn in Narrow
Trench the Walls
Caved In.
Fellow. Workmen Labor All the After.
noon 10 Reach and Recover
the Body.

c. RearGon, laborer, was crushed to
death under several tons OF earth yester-
day. by the caving in OF the walls OF
ditch in which he was working, while al
tempting TO make connection with the
sewer in Green street for the Pierce street
Chapel.
The accident occurred at , o'clock in the
afternoon and it was clock before the
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Bryan. Reception at San DIEGO.

san DIEGO. CAL, June 16-Arrange-
meEts have practically been com pleted to
engage a special Irain to nring ". ].
Bryan TO this city on July from Los
Angeles. Mr.. Bryan wi speak herr on
Monday morning. July 5. Special ex-
cursions Will De run from the surrounding
country
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
SnIoide Win Aconito.

E Hoffman, a poorly dressed man, eviden tly
g laoOrer. engaged room 81 the Central
House, 81 Market street, yesterday afternoon
and shortly thereafter was found dead A
bottle Oue-IhjId lull Of sc0njse was found in
the room.
The suicide lef, no writing Of any kind 20
explain why he hEd taken MS life. The BODY
was taken 10 tn MOEgue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Tsa.,h for a chico Labor,r.

CHICO, CAL, June I6.-S;anley Will
son, young man who has worEei st odd
jobs IN and around Chico for the past two
or three years, has just received word
from attorneys in Iowa that he has fallen
heir 20 fortune amounting TO over Sl00,.
o00, left 10 him by sn uncle.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Ihro,en -. q .....ri.e..

SAN JOSE, Cat. June l6-Jsmes Watts
ana wife AMI two daughter, VINO reside at
zs2 North Eighth street. received severe
mi Iuries last evening by the overIurning
OF thei- carriage near Milpitas. Watts
dropped one OF the lines, and while he was
trying 10 recover IL the horse turned, up
setting the vehicle. Watts was kicked on
the hips by The animal and his wife was
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Court independence. F. of A.

Court Independence No. $500. Foresters of
America, viii be ofieered by the 10 lowing
named during the ensuing term; Edward
Mitchell, junior past chief ranger: P J. Grsv
chief ranger; r J. O'Reiliy, sub-chief rs-Eer,
y T. GRADY, Tee riding secretary: I. Goldman.
senior warden: Jonn Fury, junirr vsr,ier :. 7
SIMPSON, seaior besdle; J. Kelly, junior
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Croeker Lodge. 4. o. U. w.

Croeker Lodge, Ancient Order United Work
men, has msde arrangements Tor q grand
trolley partg on the electric line this evening
TIE party viii b. accompanied by = band of
music, which VIII play selections on the yyav.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Copp.r cifn N,n,ltrr % R.an.n.

REDDISG, CAL. June l6-The copper
smelter al the famous Aiterthought mine
al Copper City will. start up for season :
run this week. The new smeiier 5 OF the
water jacket variety and has capacity OF
hfty tons per day. This makes The sec
ond big smelter for Shasta County.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Frnt, shinn.a Ern,n Hi.nlia.

YISALIA, CAL. June 16-Tne first two
carloads of green fruit of this season s
crop were loaded to-day and left for the
Eastern markets tonight. The shipmeni
includes clyman plums, early peaches,
Prune>, simon and tragedy pIums. Last
year the nrst car OF fresh fruit leIt here on
June 9Th, eleven days earlier.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
DELIVERED BAD MEAT.
Ben Davis Arrests William smith, the
Partner of jefferson G james, the
StOckma1.


Chief Market Inspector Ben Davis OF the
Board OF Health made an important cap
ture yesterday and as a result arrested
William smith, the partner Of Jefferson
G. James. the stockman, on cnarge of
selling diseased meat.
Davis had been watching the Queen City
Market, conducted by l. II. Goldmeyer at
II05 Mission street, and last evening saw
the carcass OF a COW tnat had evidently
been badly diseased delivered there de
held up the wagon and found that II came
from TIE James-Smith establishment In
Butchertown.
Goldmeyer stated that he had not or
dereG the meat, bit it had been sent BY
SIN IN without permission.
Thereupcn Davis went to the slaughter
house and arrested Smith, taking him 10
the South San francisco station where he
was charged as stated. He put U . $50 bail
TO insure his appearance in court to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
PLAIN MEN,

Seeing such an amount of suffering in
the world caused by lack OF fu,I and per-
feet manhood, there has been shown bv
some great scientists-Who are none tae
less Just pain nen-3 desire 10 help those
who are debllitated in any way. For in
stance. take tae man Sho cannot sleep
well, the man whose nerves are slt gone.
the man who has night swea!s, the man
who mas feeling OF punineSs instead OF
iuIl msnhood-shese are the men whom
they are destined to cure.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Alta Parlor's Fntertainment

president E H. Denneth: third vice-presi-
dent c. F. Irish secretary. ". \. Hanser, and
treasurer J. 6. Cook
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

There is a possibility that you will
not find as full an explanation as you
wish about each particular line or
"3Isnlines='' in what follows. If You
do not, write and ask for it. We ask
you no shadow of a cent for time or
trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

dragged under the rig and received inter
nal injuries. The Two girls received vari-
Gus bruises and cuts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

shot and fatally wounded himself at Cher
okee his morning. ATpuckle was IS years
OF age. Sickness caused his des pondency.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
PLAIN SENSE,

Special training is required for work of
this sort and the Hudsonian d octors have
all had II They have made name and
fame on this continent by showing that
their great specific -Hudyanh cures fail
ing strength where ali else hiss failed.
Not n one instanee-in ten thousand
has Il failed, AMI he who doubts may have
his douots removed by calling at the great
Inst iute, o. wr.tia1 Tor plain evidence OF
the iaet Now If "Hudyan'' will cure ten
thousand others, why should it not curs
your L; might be interesting 20 you.
Write this moment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Suicide at Cherokee.

CHICO, CAL, June l6-James Arbuckle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-04
-Al1, en- aquel escritorio. j.. donde fuf

-Allf, en- aqueI escritorio. il. donde fuf
herida ..
Mientras que RodcIfo escribfa aIgnnas
palabras, enjug6 Sarah el sudor helado que
banaba su frente, su rostro, hasta entoncea
serene, reyel6 dolor dsimulado vio-
lento.
Levant6se Rodolfo Iuego que hubo con
cIOldo Ia earta, : dijo a la-condesa:
-Voy a enyiar esta carte nj Liia por
uu edecan Vendra dentro de una bora.
5Puedo lamar Il sacerdote los t9etigos?
STE. petO os supjico Que avis6is
No me dej6is sola... Encargad sir Gual.
terio Murph que lame a los tostigos Y al
sacerdote.
Rodolfo tho del Gordon Sc preseut6
una az las camareras de Sarah
Decid a mi hermano que envfe
Murph-diio Ia condesa
La camarera s8G6.
dolfo!-dijo con margurs---Triste para MI.
para vos ser& dichosa.
El principe hzo u novimiento
-Ser6 c-chosa para yca, Rodalfo -. +.
porque no sobrevivirG.
Murph estr6 en- aquel iustaute.
Amigo m10-le dio Rodolfo-envfa
Al punto esta carta 8 mi hija por Ell eorouel,
Y quo Ia traiga coche. Df al sacer-
dote los te-tigos que entren en- la sala
Immediate.
-.Dios mfo!-axclam6 Sarah con voz
supioante dolorida luego que sali6 el
squire" -i D2dme aHento para yivir hasta
que llegue. Nc me dej6is morir antes de
vera!
iAh! ipor que no habr6ia sido siempre
tan buena madrei
A vos os debo este arrepentimicnto.
sste amor maternal, esta abnegaci6n de mi
9rgnllo. ef, hace IN momento, cuando nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-04

pesares, al cual hs debido tan du]oes con
sueloe
-Os ruego que me ascuoh6is. B:en, me
casaI6 con esa mlier; pero 5seTa possible yiVir
con ella despue5 de consunado el sacrlhcio?
5Yivir con una mujer que me inspira tanta
aversion despreeio? No, 10; viviTemos
para siempre separados eI uno del otro.
nunca vera a ni hiia Ea vos perdera "FIor
de Maria" Ia mas tieru2 De las msdTe5.
lie quedaf6 el mas tie1Bo de los pa
dres. Con eGe IL t.lnonio veaGlz { d ser hi
ja iegftima de IN principe s16aTano de Euro-
pa, y su sltuacl0n, m0nGen7f3 sera tan en-
cnmbrada como ha sido oscura.
-iCuan implacable soiz!... l406 des-
venture "a mia
-Exhano que habl6is asf. ves que sois
tan grand9 J tan justo; vos que tan noble
meute compTen6 els el Geber, q desnTeudi-
miento : IA .buegaci0n. Cuaudo ha4e un
momento loTabais IL muerte De vaestra hija
con tantas lagrimas sollozoz, Il hubiesen
dlcho: "Ped'd 10 que mas deseais y SO IS
concedeTa," hubieT8is exelamado: - HI hi
jail. iah!.... ique viva mi blja!" Ese
prodigio Sc Ia resIizzdo; vuestra hija os ha
sldo restltulda-... ~ 08 crreereis lufeI Y
iAb, nonseno1. qae no CO Olga "tl9r dc
-Tentis r5z6u-dijo Rodolfo desputs
de IN largo rato d sileaeio; ;-talta fsliei-
da7, bajsda deI cielo.... 10 j merszeo. +
Campfire mi deber - ua pes4 habeF abr
gado esta ineerldambre, peTqaa dsblA.esa +
nueya pruaba "A bone1d Is vaestra slna.
-Esa alma, vos sols quian Is ha engraa- i
decide y eleva30. II g bueno 10 cue lag0, f
por clio os gsorilce, como siempre os he +
giorifiead0 par los buenos peasanientoa cue {
he tenIdo. No 3eanaysis, monseTlor. Cpan, I
DO II Ior de b IA pueda resistir el siaje, /
lefAdia. L9ego que este en Alemania-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-04

en- aquel pals tan sosegado tan grave, su
transformation seTa complete, J 10 pasado no
sera para ella mas que sueno triste
mOtO.
-5Y vos?. ~ vos?...
-Yo.... puedo decirlo ahora~ - STEM
pre podre dacirlo con placer con orgullo:
eI amor que os Profeso sera mi angel custo-
do, mi salvador, nj virtud mi porvenir
Tod8s mis- buenas obras proc der5 de el Y
volvefzn & e. o. escribifG todos los dias;
perdonadme esta exigeueia, duiea que hago.
Fos, monseilor, me responder6is aIguna vez
para darme notlcia de la que he llamado hi
is mia, Z 10 uenos por un momento--dijo
CIemertIBa sin poder contener las lagri-
laa=, ,--pero que siempre 10 sera en- mi pen
sauiento In fir cuando nuestros amos nos
den derecho para confesar el inaterable
afacto que HOS una, entonces, os 10 juro por
el amor de vuestra hija, q gustais ire yiyir
a AlemaHia, en- Ia mlsma poblaci6n que vos,
para vOIger separaruos y terminar de
este mod0 una vida que hubiera podido ser
mas diCh3sa se2dn nuestIas pasioues, pero
que i 10 menos habra sido honrosa digna.
- Mon=eHorl -exolam6 Murph entrando
precipitadsmelte en "a sala; sci don que Dios
os la euyiado reeobra los seGt.dos. Sus
pEimefaa pal4bras han s7de: s. II padro'!
QaIere Heros.
Algunos iustantes despues sali6 IA mar
quesa IL HsrvilIe Dc l. casa del principe,
este Sc diriei6 1 toda prisa { Ia De Ia condesa
Mac Gregor. acompafado de Murph, el ba-
ron Dc Graua y IN edecan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-04
LOS MISTERIOS DE PARIS

- Una palabra, monsenor.
-Hablad, senora.
-rQuisieTa yer mi hiia
&iImposibe
nj hiia.
-Aperas emPieza a convalecer. Esta
mafana ha sufrido alteration yioIenta,
vuestra PREF eea le serfa funesta
"A = Esnos dejadle abraz2r su ma
dre
para que1 - "a sois priuos,a so-
berana
-Aun no. No 10 ser6 hasta que laya
sbrazado mi hija
Rodolfo miro a la condesa cor profund4
sCrpresa Y exolam6:
Como 5Preferfs Ia satisfaction de-
vuestro o1gullo2.
La satisfaction de Ia teraura mater
naL. 2Os sorprend6is, monsenor?
ST
-Pero.
-Pensad, monsenor que n contsdos
5s momeutos. Esta crisis puede saIvarn}e 3
atarme, como ha dicho mi hermano En-
instante reuno todas mis- fuerzss ener-
-, y asf apenas puedo sop0rtar "a
sorQrosa que me ha causado tan gran reyela-
ei6n. Qoiero yer nj hIja; si ne. no acepto
vue-tra mauo 81 mueTo, qUedara legiti-
mado So nacimiento.
Flor de Maria esta aquf; serfa
prec so ir 4 buscarls.
-EnViad por ella al momento Fare
cuart0 querais. Como los iDsfantes son
acaso contados, podr6 hacerse 81 casamiento...
en- el tempo que tarde "Flor de Marfao en-
llegar aquf.
-Aunque ese sentimiento me sorprende, es
denasiado laudable para que dele de com
placerme VerGis d "Elor do Maria Voy
escribirle.
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-23
GOOD LUCK GROCERY.
not i'm the league.

not i'm the league.
According To the constitution all
members of this league must Ike rep
resented at the meeting. and
Iowa failing in this respect is
technically outside. Whether Kansas
will raise the same objection is
unknown. but the game between the
two is played in a week: and so far
Kansas has said or done nothing. The
charge which was made and published
i'm the Kansas City Star. that upon
the University team of Kansas there
is to be found two hired players. has
been refuted by Chancellor Snow i'm a
circular letter sent to the various in
stitutiOns forming the league.
The person making the statement
supports his words by claiming to
have portion of the correspondence
which passed between the players and
the manager and coach. Caspar Whit
ney. Of Hdrpers Weekly. is inveStigat-
ing the charges. and one may Ike sure
that if there is any truth in it. il will
be brought to light.
Brown University. the institution
from which Nebraska obtained her
coach. gave Yale a severe shock last
Monday, in scoring fourteen points to
Yale's eighteen. The difference i'm
score was due merely TO Browns full
back failing to kick goal. Had he
succeeded i'm making every one. the
score would have been eighteen each.
Ii will be remembered that Brown
tied Yale in the season of %, and
Coach Robinson i'm this game made
his enviable reputation.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-23
NOTICE.
(First Publication October G3.)

tf1rst fuOllcatlOn OctODcr 81
Notice is hereby given that William
w. Lottridge, Harry p. Hermance, and
John N. c. Lottridge. pursuant to the
laws OF the stats Of Nebraska. have also.
ciated themselves together az a corpora
ton, and have adopted articles OF incor.
porat'On. providing among other things
as follows:
First The name of the corporation
shall be The Lincoln Coal Mining Com
pany.
Second. The principal place OF trans
acting it's business shall be at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Third Tbs business of the corpora
ton shall consist 10 the mining OF coal.
fire clay. and minerals. and in the own
ing and leasing OF any real estate or per-
sonal property necessary for the carry
ing on OF said business, and the doing OF
all acts or things appertaining to or
necessary for the proper conducting Of
said business.
Fourth. The amount OF the capital
stock of the corporation shall be Two
Thousand Dollars (s2, OOO. OO) and ehall
be divided into twenty shares OF One
Hundred Dollars (slOO0O) each, and
shall be fully subscribed for and paid in
before the commencement Of business,
and shall be non -assessable.
Fifth. The corporation shall COM
mence business on the 18th day Of SeL-
TENDER, 1897, and ehall continue in bust.
ness until the 18th day OF September,
1917, unless sooner dissolved by the
written consent of two thirds OF the
stock holders holding two thirds OF the
stock of the corporation.
Sixth. The highest amount OF indebt-
edness to be contracted by the corpora
ton shall not exceed two thirds OF the
amount OF its capital stock.
Seventh. The corporation shall be
managed by board of directors con-
sistine OF three persons. who shall be
the officers of the corporation, and shall
be designated: first, President, second.
Vice president. third, Secretary and
Treasurer. The Board of Directors
may elect q general manager for the
corporation, who may or may not be a
stakeholder therein.
WILLIAM W. LOTTRIDGE,
HARRY p. HERMANCE,
JOHN N. G. LOrTRIDGE,
BY +. w. Woods. their Attorney.