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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
OF TEXAS ARE CALLED TO HOLD A
CONVENTION AT HOUSTON.
December q. During the H.. n. md y
Festival. ls the Date Fixed in
MIR. Skuggs' can.
To Real Estate Men Of rnxas

10 Real Estate Men of Texas
Rock Island, Texas, September 27.-Tho
Houston Business League has announced
December to 10. inclusive. AS the dates
upon which the Texas Fruit Flower and
Vegetable Festival Will be given at Hous
ton this year. and Tuesday, December 6.
has ben designated as Real Estate Dealers
Day.
Every reputable real estate dealer or
operator should he there. as matters ar
Vital Importance To thu fraternity will come
up ior consideration. II liz we'll know n
Throughout the State that the festival
last year was the truly browning Texas
event OF the year II has done more TO ad >
Nertlse our possibilities IN mid winter than
All otlcr agencies combined had accom-
plished In the past, and every practic ID
real estate man in South Texas knows
that the State has no greater resourc IS
than her superb winter climate and mag
nificent md-wnter products
EVERY experienced real estate man IN
Texas fully realizes the necessity for
UNITED. organized effort aud You know that
the future development OF the States re-
sources depends upon you and others in
the same cailing. feel however that it
Will only be necessary for me to m ntion
the occasion the date. and ask each of YOU
to come in ord'r to secure a splendid rep-
resentation. Every town. and especially
every county seat should send a delegation.
We have recently had an object lesson
of what can BE- brought about by organiza-
ton. Bur for the corporation OF the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway dmmi-
grafton association composed of only eight
eea members, and the Houston Business
League, this State would not have been
represented ut the great Transmississippi
Exposition now in session In Omaha.
Are you aware that Texas resources are
Setter presented at Omaha than these
of any other State?
Please make a note OF December 6 as the
day upon which you must be at Houston
and when you get through reading what
have written, drop a letter or po7tal to
Tom Richardson, secretary OF the houston
Business League, and alie lnserest your
local newspaper men rs well as to Sec.gest
the regular correspondents OF the leading
daily papers In the state 10 give this meet
ing Of real estate men prominent mention
and eucoura cement,
Fully realizing the importance OF this
mezdf9g and believing you VIII agree
with me- am, fratcrnaly yours
r J. Skagga
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
HOUSTON DAILY Posn WEDNESDAY, MoRNINe SEPTEMBER 2s

! beg TO submit to YOU the ahova a. a.
pest iui'ilmert OF that promise which 7
nave oeen able to make. submit ais, ~ /,
could not have accomplished this sreat
volume OF increase Of work at so much less
cost 10 the State but for the LOYAL. fai,h-
ful. Industrious ana most efficient ssrviaa
VI spienall corps of clerks. They deserve
tne praise OF the public and large mator
~. Oh them should be retained in the sery.
ice Tor the good OF the service. as well as
a reward fof their faithfulness. Whatever
may De said in favor of replacing trained
A ' expert employees with new inca. how
.Ner wen educated In other walks OF lie
Experience in this department. at leas,
mas demonstrated that the character OF
work demanded here can not be performei
by new men until after months and In
some Instances years of practice. without
great detrimert to the public service / am
therefore forced, from four years watch
iui and anxious solicduie for the welfare
oi the State service In this departpy~1t tn
iend my unqualified Endorsement TO an
honest endorsement of a civil service sys.
lem. No well trained and experienced EN- =
Pioyes should be displaced with new men.
Except for cause affecting the efficiency of
me service in particular case or cases.
rs 10 the efficiency of the service in this
department under my direction | submit
IL to the judgment OF a discriminating
public.
append to this report some tables for
public information, as we'll as for your
inspection.
marking you for the uniform official
courtesy extended to me by yourself during
our career in the service OF the State for
the past four years, and adding my OFF G. al
testimony to the able efficient and splendid
performance Of the grave and most laborl-
GUS duties performed by youisel in the
c'scharee or your own public duties ms
governor of Texas. and being absolutely
conscious of an honest and faithful effort
on my part in the discharge of my own
duties to the public and In aid of your adj
mlnlstration to the very best of my ability
respectfully submit This. my last biennial
report OF the transactions OF this office for
servant, Andrew ! par,,
commissioner Of the General Land Office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow
It's Excessive Use.

It's Excessive Use.
Common soda Is all right in Its place and
indispensable in tho kitchen and for cook =
Ing and washing purposes. but 1t was never
intended for a medicine, and people who
use 1t as such will some day regret it.
We refer to the common use Of soda TO
relieve heartburn or sour stomach. a habit
which thousands of people practice almost
daily, and one which Is fraught with dam
ger; moreover the soda only gives tempo
rary relief and in the end the stomach trou-
Bile gets worse and worse
The soda acts as a mechanical irritant to
the walls Of the stomach and bowels and
cases are on secord where It accumulated
ir the inteSt!nes. causing death by nilam-
nation or peritonltis
DR.. Harlandson recommends as the safest
and surest cure for sour siomac fNc'1 dvs-
repsiA) an excellent preparation sold by
druggists Un6er the name o. stuart Dya-
rppsia Tablets These tablets are large 20
grain lozenges, very pleasant 10 taste and
contain the natural acids. peptones and di
gestiye elements Is entiai 10 good DIGESTION
and when taken aftfr meals they digest the
food perfectly and promptly hefo~e n SECS
time 10 .erment. sour and poison the blood
and nervous system.
Or. Wuerth states that he invariably uses
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In all cases OF
stomach Gsrangement and finds them a
certain cure not only for sour stomach, but
b. promptly digssting the food they create
a healthy appetite. increase flesh and
strengthen the action OF the heart ani liver.
They are not cathartic, but Intended only
for stomach diseases and weakness and viii
be found reliable in any stomach trouble
except cancer o. the stomach.
All druggists sell stuarts Dyspepsis
Tablets at zoe per package.
a little book describing all forms Of
stomach W aknCss and taeir cure mailed
free by addressing the Stuart Co. OF Mar
ahaN Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

Sbe delay therefore is in no sense due to
reduction Of the force but because OF a
Sost unprecedented rush OF applications.
S,udrcis OF wh,cn have been contested
ex-parte affidavits. greatly delaying the
SnrL This division of the land depart
Int is the only one behind with it's
|prk and there are employed there as
any clerks rs can possibly work WITHOUT
[inv in each others way. In fact, the
{rre' in the general land office, Is as
rye AS necessary. and unless the school
"a law is changed so as TO embrace a
~ or all of the territory now not sub
n to sale under lease the work will
i've caught up and there can be within
"a next twelve months a still greater ro-
S,c,iou o. tn. clerical force. which, bow
r. / do not recommend. This shouli
loft 10 the discretion OF the commits
cner
|JNhen this division Of the work under
h predecessor was supplied with a much
rrrr force. there we're disposed of only
5ol applications in four years, WHEREAS
| have since August 20. 1897, disposed
II 4O4 applications. 1t will, therefore.
seen that IL II proves ANYTHING II Is
H. the more clerks employed the less
nrk Is done. This is not true. however.
Sogether, because the demand for the
krchase OF the lands has never been In
FINER years approximately what 1t has
ken since the last amendment of the land
But this must be largely reduced
thin the next six months. because the
,d subject to sale north and east OF the
now fixed In the statute, beyond
hich lands are not subject to sale under
$50 will all be sold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
DETACHED LANDS.

bin article 421Sy. chapter 1923. OF the act
/, 1897. l think an unwise change was
ksss This change requires these lands
be sold on the same terms as other
Sblic lands are sold under the provision
this chapter. The sale of public lands
| not provided for in this chapter and
eides II the provision is to be construed
tictly it is self contradictory in its terms
would recommend that 1t be repealed
d that the provision on the same subject
enacted as it appears in article 421Sy
1.-THE Revised Civil Statutes of 1896 which
ter. however, should be so changed as
! strike out the words Organized prior
| 1875" and also change the price to 81
acre. The law would then authorize the
G of detached lands in any counties OF
/ State except Ell Paso, Pecos and Pre-
TO- This ought to be done in order to
Ike saleable detached lands which are
berwise unsaleabe under the terms of
J present law
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
EXHIBIT Is.

Biennial report of the lease department
from September I. 1896, to August 81, 1928
Statement by counties, showing lands leased
which were surveyed for the public free
school. unorganzed county school, and asy-
lum funds. also public domain, or unsur-
Neycd free school land. and now in force.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
EXhl<T 4.

Inc following table presents the number of
acres OF public free school asylum and thr-
Der on the market. and also the amount Of
sales OF each beginning September /. 1896.
and ending August 81, 1895
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
[:llIlIllI7IlE11S|

Primary. Secondary OF IefFitary Syph]ii>
permanently cured IN Is 70 IS days. You ar
DO treated At home for the sams price nnlGe
We will contract to pay railroad fars ma hotsi
bills, and no charge, q We fall 10 cure IL yuu
have taken mercury, iodIds potash, aud sui
mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper CoIored
spou, Ulcers on any part o. the BODY, HAT
or o., Eyebrows falling out. II IL this sypAiIllie
We solicit the most obstinate cases ana cSsi.
Ienge the world for case Ne can not cure
This disease has always bafned the skilI q
the most eminent. physicians; $50. 900 capital
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY CO..
So7 Masonic building. Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

years. =, -. ........s1O2.21s
IWhlcn should be deducted
uluer' nee expended for
'ent improvements dur-
'ne years ls9l-2-3-4 over
nus for Ike improvements
me rast four years. LIS
Tor rstrenchment in ex-
lures In favor Of the last
years, =. -. =. i. loO,5Os
Hhieh it will be seen that
mas been an annual saw
expresses in this depart
as compared with ex-
OF previous four years. 25,125
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

Bryan. Texgs. September 27.-Two muir
der cases are set for vial in the district
court tomorrow. one OF which is Lee Cotio-
mella. the italian. who Is charged with
numbering another Italian who was found
dead In the woods a short time ago, a full
account OF which was given IN tn Post
at " . time. There Is a large Italian colony
in this county and there is great excite
neut among them over the case. The muir
der is surrounded with nue. mystery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

Totals 80. TO- $3.50 OiS lio.S72 s,Sss
Grand total under lease ......,,..ll 2s6, 90,
tal blind asylum: ID, lunatic asylum; (el
orphan asylum: tdl deaf aud dumb asylum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
MILLINERY.

We are showing the pref
test hats this season we've
had in years-that is what
our customers tell US, and il
confirms our own judgment.
We will guarantee that YOU
will be pleased with the prices.
Here are some "Sailor" items:
Panamas. In coiored brims and
crowns and in all black. new shapes.
0.U1 each.
Blue and White and Red and White
Mixed Straw Sailors. SEQ each.
White Sailors colored facings and
bands. &225 each.
Black Rim and Fancy Crown Sail
ors. $3.50 each.
Brown and Red Sailors. white
crowns, 65c each.
Black. Navy Blue and Brown Sail
ors 1T t0c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
RECEIVER AT SEATTLE.
Columbus r. Tyler VIII he In the
United state. Lana O0ce.

Columbus T. Tyler. who has Just been
confirmed "a receiver OF public moneys In
the Seattle land district, will take charge
81 the Office soon. He IS Massachusetts,
man having been horn In Boston In 1852
After spending twelve years In the public
schools OF that city ne entered Harvard
university. graduating from there IN the
class 90 fss< Going to Ohio In the
fan OF that year he entered the service OF
the Cincinnati, sanhusky Z Cleveland
Railroad Company. In seven years spent
with that or IS lessee company be rose
from an office cserSshlp 10 the sarersn-
tendency 90 It's middle and eastern d.
visions. lli-hsalth fina:iy compelled his re-
tir@n~nt ard IN 1855. with his family. be
Ytssf1si his brother Ia the mercantile busi-
ness 10 TIE Philippine Islands. later be-
coming a member ~ the firm Of the Halo
branch ct the house Of Peeie Hubnet. a
CO. the last % the great American houses
~ ;Aose islands. Tie served as United
States Wee consul and consular agent az
the pore e Iietle iarinw the governor gen.
sral@hip 81 Gen. yaieriana weyier Gem
fng 10 Seattle early I'm 1860 he has ssrvex.
as agent for Eastern caaitsg ard as state
manager cf the Eaaisahls life Assurance
Company. 81 New York In politics he
has been sssiwsrt Republican.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
A FEATHERBONE
TALK.

What IS featherb one?
Featherbone Is a dress stay
that nearly ali milliners are
using in preference to whale
bone. II Is nude from the
quilts Of feathers, Is light,
elastic and durable. comes IN
three qualities, ali covered.
ready for use--cotton cove
cred, gros grain silk covered.
and moire silk covered. Can
be procured in black. white or
colors. Besides being used
as a dress stay II can Be put
to many other uses.
5 Featherbons Piping Bone. for revesu.
nua silk skirts. babies honnets. sun
hats. shirring and frilling ON rufzfes.
Featherhone Duplex Skirt Bone. tor
use in skirts and petticoAta Finds
great favor with these who have WORN
It.
Featherbone Hook and Eye Bone. f6e
use In waists and corscts. light. strong.
elastic and durable. A trial will quick
~ convince you Of It's many advan-
tages.
Featherbone Tape. for collars. hlcy-
Gle skirts. leggings. or any part Of =
dress where haircioth or elastic stsffeu-
Ing Is required.
Al our Notion counter Ne win take
great pleasure in instructinG any who
many not understand the nany usea
Of Featherbone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
SYRIN0ES.

At the Toilet Article Coun-
ter, center aisle, near eleva-
tor. these articles We sell at
about one-half the price usu-
ally paid.
Bulb Syringe. hard rubber pipes.
sc.
Bulb Syringe. hard rubber papsa
sc.
Family Fountain Syringe. capacity
quarts. hard rubber pipes. Soc.
Family Fountain Syringe. capacity
quarts. hard rubber pipes. &c.
Family Fountain Syringe, capacity
I quarts. hard rubber pipes. &c.
Monarch Fountain Syringe. capacity
quarts. 5 hard rubber pipes. Sc each.
Monarch. Fountain Syringe. capacity
. quarts. hard rubber pipes. Sl.0o
Imperial Rapid Flow Bulb Syringe.
hard rubber pipes. a..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17

TAea This Msn vGas Vet % Anxleus
% Fight NDasn.

TA>> rAss u.- -.
-.-. -.
yeH e.eau 80 called into the Parios
soon On second avenue south yesterday
efiefnoon TO inspect man Who had DELHI
.sdy drunk fifteen giaSss Of whisky
30 snen hanen INTO . stupor thai LASTED
sof neurs. TIE man was removed 70 Pc
NC nsaaoueftes where Capt Willard
poured some water into his mouth. He
immediately coeamesced sp6ttsring and
swors hks = pirate. He h not accus-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17

The prediction that the argument Of the
lawyers n the Biafr-Wright note case
would extend into another week was YER
tned yesterday when court adjourned and
Attorney Piles. who viii close the arru-
ment for young wright's side OF the case.
had not yet spoken.
Attorney Hughes finished his argument
for the defense yesterday forenoon ana
vas followed after the noon recess by his
law partner. John b. Alien. who was sfill
speaking when the hour for adjournment
came lAss evening 1t Is supposed that
most nil day tomorrow win be consumed
with the argument.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
BOYS CLOTHING.

Among the novelties r..
ceived the past week are q
line OF handsome Sailor Suits
Fer boys 3 to 10 years. Their
beauty. durability and cheap.
ness In price viii find favor
with every parent.
At 400 = AIl-wooi Fancy Browu
Mixed cAss.mere Sailor Suits, With
deep brown satior collar, shield EN-.
broidered with white silk anchor.
plated sleeve. good value at 40, our
price s.oe.
At $40 - Aii-wooi Cashmere. neat
check. collar and shieid OF same mats
rial. trimmed with Hercules braid.
shield embroidered with red silk am
Choir. This suit Will no. show dust ana
viii prove very nervieeahle.
AZ Hsa-AIi-wool Navy BIua FIan-
mel Eailor Suits. ny front blouse. red
shield. plated sleeves. Very handsome
: for little gentlemen. Sailor hats q
match.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
DRAPERlES.

Cream or White Nottingham Cur
tains. TO a pair
Cream or White Nottingham Cur
tains. 81 yards long. "a and 20 inches
wide. $40 pair.
Fine Tfnseled Reversible Tapestry
Portferes. $40 q pair.
Fancy Dotted and Striped Swiss
Muslin. f21sc and ISc yard.
Eeru Fish Net. IS and 4. inches wide.
&c and Is z-5c a yard.
Wool Rug Fringe. In plain ana COM
blnatsons Of colors. SC ard tzt1c yard.
japanese Crepe. six different coiors.
1-sc q yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
Courts anA Ceunty Omce..

Waiter J. Darling. the young ysrgintan
u rood family who was recently convicted
OF burglary. Yesterday moved the superior
court for a new trial
A complaint was died IN the probate de-
partmeut 81 the superior court yesterday
charging John Brantigan with insanity 4
hearing or the charge VIII he had at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning before Judge
Benson.
Harry Ever and +. A. Boatman yeeter-
day died with the county auditor articles OF
Incorporation of the Mountain Manufac-
turing Company with Q capital stock Of
II. 20. The company viii engage IN tho
manufacture Of lumber and shingles
In the suit OF the S;etson Pos, Mil
Company W. H. J. Speer Son, judge
Benson. upon application OF the plaintiff,
yesterday appointed y. n. Mclaughlin re-
ceiver to take charge and dispose of the
two river steamers Athoi Sne~r and Nova
Speer owned bv the defendants. The suit
II to forec,oee lien upon the steamers for
materials used In their construction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17
.eoLp Brick. WAND.
Police Asshasities Now Leoking fer
Him In seattle.

MAJ ~ SSot4tG>
cAtef of Police Reed il anxious to meet
mn passing unitr the mama Of Michael
Ward This man 10 supposed 70 have
alfsvsd u Seattle recently from San Fran
go The special reason that the chief
anxious to make his acquaintance h 20
bfesA up his memory about . gcid brick
80 that was alleged 10 havs been turned
q Seattle several years agc. and Incl
ssntaliy learn the Michael +. Ward now
pseeent b the same that was here in DAYS
g Srs. fneldentily the chief would like
Inquire concerning Mr.. Wards agree
ssss 10 taks two young women 10 Alaska
Ifsn san Francisco and pay them each
naonth 70 work in restaurant.
wen the young women called at police
seedcusrsers Yesterday afternoon and cor
sses with Capt. willard they had not
80 Ward since last Monday. yet they
- some confidence in him and were not
shtm.
aecsars frem their story tina, Ward
asesssd an ''ad" in San Francisco paper
" walters TO so 10 Alaska These two
seaHs women answered and were engaged
- S1 month. They said tia. they had
and thar Ward tod them he would
w W. taest money and pay FOR their trans
--s.>r>sfsss NY fSQE%S TIE GStz7 wEEsd De
aar than $50 but he would take IRA.
- - % theft salaries after they reached the
hsa 81 gold.
e Wrought Them 10 SEATTLE several DAYS
ana unfortunately commenced 20
oear.sas srernsas Instead Of any DE-
- ses+riara srenserss instead az any de-
- - g Set awsv with their moray. T,Aev
sast Ward told them of his wonder
vvsx IS . railroad contractor ard hi.
saalasauee among prominent men az
80 lie mentioned Judge Thomas
aEt Policeman Join Kelly The
- sAa1 Thar Ward had left th4na with
Vai esot 10 fnnir names .na shat The
or sAetr boa riding house had
ssa Shsn OPT ~ their rooms They
!, ssa 10 return IA shs evening 10 learn
- aeaaastsaa ce ~ Ward and p1lcer
- eaf esa 20; keep .heir word
wa hsisk" Hagd. as be = called. ~ a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17

We claim tha. when you buy Cur
Shirt Waists that you viii be more
thai pleased, being best in III. make
and finish and most perfect IA Iaunder-
ing. All cur Cellar and cun bands
are prs on before laundering. therefore
removing al liability TO rip. Materials
are the choicest that the foreign and
domestic markets produce and the col
ors are always guaranteed fast We
viii offer Tomorrow shirt waists made
from a large and varied assortment
of fabrics. gathered CT pleased backs.
white or seif-colored collars attached,
soft or detachable c6rs. exeeilently
made goods. a. prices fros. &c TO
$40 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17

= monsl9 pefsf1oo fos Ins
-. 81 that portion Of che ri1nt-oAs
- - 49, r,.Azr r1yer water
- sns Dsps - ,.-...~ - seattle
1vStem. between tno csly As
n~d xhs east Boundary sine y tas
.. p~r,,r ~xr nsed In ~ superior court
s....~- fsaunse- Hum-
setuAv - ,s~zf d.
1nssy, who annc aEsss IN
~er<msn, Of thA city h1s now Drought
8 :, -. 80 AZ obtaining the
sasIs !" t1' -. .vs,em up 10
Sighs-of-way Ter w
eass.
r... ...,,sar = aoe q th1 bGgess oocu-
s.. =. $500 ccurt for many
oen1s h'so N - -, !. ,,,,e Mir
. day. Tbs teftfsaa
Il. n ii. enormous numeR 81
-. -, 1stass descriptions con-
no 1.''s1ss. $3.50 ,he. make. II 20
tAined In ~ pes''n 49, -
huIky. 1As stty STAKES ~ sas s'
-. - 80 ne voters hare ratified the
1.--.ston a The water system: that
~. s rirht-ef.wzy = Axge amount q
ss~ssytv VII have 20 - taken or dam
sSsd ma describes the real estate tract
- tract. and Eivss tho name OF the
1w..r 81 cash tract.
fhare ere Is property owners made re-
eeender;s 10 the pesifiOn- The city asks
~ court. ssth<r with or without = jury.
e sppolnt : time for hearing, and APP
49, and allow To each owner such
6Snages q he Eaay suffer By the gosU
81 faiury Of hie property.
The auditors fees for fling . notice 81
ne pending st the action In his off1ce.
foehnicaIly termed IL peudms. wsre
Ge8 The no,ice ID died h order 20 give
oessens who may desirs - purchase por-
fene OF ths property songkf To ~ con-
damned. pending the heAx1ng q IL suit.
oetice Of the condition OF the present
ounsr's title.
Corporation Counse. Humphrey states
4Aaf the condemnation netltioned for yes