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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
Will Dive For You.

The Brossy Dyeing Co., are the most
accommodating people you will find in
long time. They are willing to dye
to please their customers, and satisfac.
tiop is guaranteed.
Faded dresses or suits of wool. or
mixed goods dyed by new process.
that does not rub off or fade: and when
reinished looks new again. Give them
trial and be convinced,
BROSSY DYEING & CLEANING WORKS,
ITO Mesa Ave. Tel. 3S2.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
A Fine

Lot of Heinz's Dill pickles, sour
kraut, minced meat and apple butter,
preserves, ETC., have just been re-
ceived and are selling at bedrock
prices. The reputation of Heinz
goods for quality and purity is known
the world over, and those trying them
will never use any other brand. We
carry nothing but the finest line of
staple and fancy groceries and call
will convince our patrons of the same.
L. BENHAM.
PIG San Antonio ST. Staple and
fancy groceries.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

CHINESE in British Colum hia are
trying to get up revolution in China
for the purpose if reseating on the
throne of the empire the deposed
Emperor Kwang Hsu. The intention
is to dethrone the dowager empress
and reinstate the old regime. Help is
sought among Chinese all over the
world, and plscsrds are posted in the
leading cities of the world calling for
aid. The Chinese are going to get up
"junta,' just like their brown broth
ers in the Philippines, but the junts
will no donbt be differently spelled,
ending in "lee." People are about
alike the world over.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
Southern Pacific Excursions.

Richmond, Va, unwilling Winnie
Davis's monument. Tickets on sale
November 3rd and 4th with a final
limit for the return to Novem Der 17th.
Rate S53. rs for the round trip.
San Antonio, Texas, International
Fair. Tickets on sale October 9th to
Novem Der 7th inclusive, good for the
return to November 9th. Rate S24. 95
for the round trip
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
TO ADVERTISERS.

In order to insure proper changes in adver-
Using, copy for'same should be at the bust-
ness office not lat er than 10 a. IN
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25
By CARRIER.

The Daily HERALD is delivered oy carrier
in Ell Paso Texas Juarez Mexico. and at the
Ell Paso smelling works, at fifteen cents d6c)
per week. or sixty cents (6oc) per month.
Subscribers failing to get the HERALD re-
gularly or promptly should call at the office
or telephone No. lis. All complaints will re-
csive prompt attention.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-25

Go to MelVin's Market for oysters
and fish,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
THE DOLLARS FOR A SQUARE.
SEVERAL COMMITTEES AT WORK
SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Movement Is n Popular One aud
the Dollars Are brought
Forth Readily,

Several committees were at work yes
terday soliciting contributions for the pro-
posed public square and monument
The ladies report that the dollars are
readily forthcoming. and they hope to
show long list of contributors before the
week ends.
No person is asked to subscribe more
than one dollar 1t is desired that the
movement for public square be truly a
popular one. and each citizen is expected
to have an equal interest therein.
The city is badly IN need OF this breath
ing SPOT. 1t viii be made a beauuIui
block. and one that viii be place tor
rest and recreation for thousands daily
An investment OF one dollar in this
square is surely worth making, and It Is
believed that very few people Will neglect
such an opportunity.
While it is known that number Of la.
dies were soliciting funds yesterday. only
a few reported their lists. 1t IS very es-
sential that all names be printed promptly,
as this is the only receipt that Is given
and is tho only way 70 show the progress
of the canvass,
One dollar collections for public square
and monument reported by Mrs. j. G,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
HYMEREAL.

HARKINs- BoATRIGHT -Hutto. Texas,
May 6.-Married, at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church. Rev John Hudson OF
Round Rock officiating. Mr. Murphy itar-
king and Miss Edna Boatright. both popu-
lar young people of this place, where they
will continue to reside.
REYNOLDS BoX-Grandyiew, Texas,
Nav 2-Narried at the residence Of rev
j G G. r. Patton on Sunday, April &c.
Mr.. James Reynolds 10 Miss Letha Box.
The bride and groom are highly respected
Young people Of this community and have
a large number of friends who wish them
happy and prosperous life.
JONES PARKER Denton, Texas. May
11.-Arthur A Jones and Miss Mary
Parker two well known young people
here we're married last night at the resi-
dence Of the brides father Mr. j. l..
Parker, Rev NJ F. Wheeler officiating
After the ceremony an elaborate wedding
dinner was served.
WILLIAMS HAwLEY Corpus Christi,
Texas. Nav l0.--A quiet wedding OF two
popular young people was contaminated
In this city this morning when Dir. " Il.
Williams. a former newspaper man OF tnis
city but now engaged In mining in Du-
range. Mex. and Miss Mabel Hawley one
OF Corpus chrlsti's most popular young
ladies. we're married at o'clock at the
residences OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs II. Hawley. BY Rev. }. M Lam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
Personal MENTION.

r. c. Hansell OF San Antonio is at the
Judge T. D Cobb of San Antonio spent yes
terday in Houston.
Mr. W. T. EthridRe OF Eagle Lake was in
the city YESTERDAY.
Mrs. w. II. Enderly Of Port Arthur was In
the city Yesterday.
F. j. Bullen of Surarland was here yester-
day. guest at the Bristol.
Mr. Sam Govern was a visitor in Houston
yesterday from Beaumont
A. NJ. Martin of Waco arrived last night
and stopped at the Bristol.
Mrs. p Wipprecht and child were In Hous-
ton Yesterday from Seguin.
Mr.. Thomas F. Boulder and wife Of Co.
lumbus were In the city yesterday.
Miss Ressye Forbes OF Sherman is in the
city. the guest of Miss Nanuia Usher.
Messrs. w. G. King and f. c. Leytze OF
Chicago were at the Bristol Yesterday.
Charles e. Hawkes. OF Atlanta. Ga. was in
the city Yesterday and registered at the Bris-
toll
Hon. w H. Wise one of the leading at.
torneys OF Shreveport came in YESTERDAY
morning.
Mesers. Pat Cannon of Harrisburg and
Mike Ring Of Genoa were in the city yester-
day attending court
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Dreyling returned home
yesterday from their wedding trip and will
now be at home to their friends.
Mrs. l. NJ. McFarlane Miss NJ. j. McFar.
lane and Mrs. j. a. Damron were visitors in
Houston yesterday from Richmond.
j, j. Pastori2e leaves for New York via
the Mallory line today. He will visit tbs
Smith-Premier typewriter taS.ory while alb
sent.
CONGRESSMAN Ball left on the early South
ern Pacific train Yesterday morning for Wash
ington. and while there he will urge thu
early commencement of the work on Buffalo
bayou.
Messrs. william Miller. president; william
II. Harwood. secretary. and William L. Err
treasurer. OF Haywood Rice. Canal and Mil
ing company. were In the city yesterday anC
had apartments at the Bristol.
Mr.. H. w. Brouse left last night on an eX
terded trip to relatives and friends IN Vir
g!nia and PHILADELPHIA He will attend th'
meeting of the Wholesale Druggists and Job
bers' association at Richmond. Va. Will
nway
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HEFNER -KRO sT.--Louise, Texas. May
4.--Married at II 80 this morning at the
residence OF Mr.. j. 49, Hodapp Mr.. WIN.
J. Hefnor 10 Mics Jennie Krost. The bride
is the pretty and accomplished sister Of
Mrs. Hodapr and has, by her sweet and
loyable disposition, won many warm
friends who wish her long and happy
life. The groom Is n popular and pro per
GUS young business man and a member Of
the popular aud well known firm Qf iol-
loway q Hefner OF NJ Campo. Mr. rIefner
was formerly IN business at this place and
by Kindness and just dealing made many
friends. who wish him much success and
happiness IN his new life The young
couple left on the neon train today for
San Antonio and other points where they
spend some time before returning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
CITY BREyITIEs.

The Faith Home association will meet at
the home this morning at 10 o'clock.
Regular passenger train No. 9 from San
Antonio was about three hours late last night.
There are undelvered selesrams a the the
Western Union Telegraph ONCE FOR j. II. Glll
and Ector Andrews.
There is great deal of complaint over the
hardness OF the work of constructing the
Franklin street bridge.
The directors of the Merchants Protective
association will meet tonight at O'Clock In
room 20S. Kiam building
The fire department was called out yester-
day afternoon TO put out a fire in large
heap Of trash back of the county Jail.
The picnic by the Christian sunday schools
which was announced to be at Magnolia park
Saturday. MAY 20. is postponed until later
date.
The city officials who visited Thurher to in
spect the paving brick there returned yes
terday. Mayor Brashear dld not make inc
trp as was reported
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Postal telegraph office. ils Main street. for
Johp Bowers. Louis Lang. formerly OF sal
tillo, Mexico; l.. ]. Smith. and NJ. l.. Rob
bins.
v,rav Kemp. coIored was arrested by the
noitne SUNDAY afternoon on the charge OF as
saun with intent to murder she became en-
RACED at a negro man who was visiting her
ana brought pistol into play. firing five
shots none of which were effective.
Mr. Ivan Murohson wishes his friends to
understand that he was not the Murchison
Mid nm SUNDAY night He saws he has re-
reiyed several hundred messages Of inquiry
generalization and coincidence. and, while
anpreeiatng them. desires II to be known
mat they are altogether unnecessary and IN
deserved.
The revival services at the Second BAPTIST
church are being well attended and are rap,
| idly increasing in interest p farrell
n,,s,ched a very able ana lucid sfTmon last
nieSt on the importance OF making the sal
votio1 Of the soul the chief thing in life He
viii preach every afternoon this week az
IA and s p m. All who attend will be re-
orsr8ed for their mains and attention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS
Changes In Interstate Rates Announced BY
Bureau Members.
The SITUATION IN TRUNK LINE TERRITORY
Cuts Made by Steamship Linz. -
time to Cause Troubie-Lor
Rate Cancelled.

question having arisen as TO the in,er-
probation which should be placed ,non - ,
term cotton compress machinery, =.
used In the publications OF the South.
western bureau, a ruling has been mnds
to- the effect that rates promulgated IN
rate notices Nos L C. C. Asoss As,aa
ana ASlS9 will apply on cotton presses. cot :
Ton congresses, gins and combination cot !
ton gins and presses and parts tbereo,
including engines and boilers when shin
ped with and forming part of such com.
press machinery, in straight or mixed
carloads, minimum weight $4,000 pounds.
Notice has been given by the Texas and
Pacific of Intention effective May 10, 1893
to establish rate of $3.50 per ton Of
226S pounds on pig iron, carloads. mini
mum weight Is gross tons, from Jefferson.
Iexas. to East St Louis and Cairo, III.
81. Louis and Carondelet, Mo-, and New
Orleans, La.
Inc Santa Fe system will, effective MAY
IL, establish rate. OF so cents per 100
pounds, on wheat, carloads minimum
weight 10000 pounds, from ALI points in
Utah OH the Rio Grande Western to New
Braunfels and San Antonio and inter-
mediate points on the International and
Great Northern.
Notice has been given by the Southern
Paclnc company Of intention, effective May
II, to establish rate OF Al 1-2 cents per
100 pounds on cotton compress machinery.
carloads, minimum weight $4,000 pounds,
from Chicago, H., to Texas common
points on the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio Houston and Texas Central
and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
ways, subject to established dlfferentials
to points taking higher than Texas com
mon point rate.
Notice has been given by the Texas and
Pacific of intention, effective May 16, to
establish a rate of 50 cents per 100 pounds
on pig iron, carloads, from Embryville,
Tenn, to Longvlew.
Notice has been given by the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf of intention, eff
fective May 16, to establish a rate Of 26
cents per 100 pounds OH creosote oil, car
leads, from St. Louis to Beaumont, sub
ject to established differentials from
points in defined territories, it being un-
derstood that rates to other points will
not BIO affected thereby.
Effective Immediately as based on conf
bination of locals through New Orleans
rate OF 81 cents per 100 pounds may be
applleu on couee, roasted, in wooden
drums, boxes or barrels, or in tin cans
boxed, less carloads, from Cincinnati to
Houston and Galveston.
Effective May II a rate OF "a cents pei
100 pounds Will apply on coffee from St
Louis and Kansas City to Houston and
Galveston, established differentals to APP
ply from points in defined territories
Effective Immediately, as based on COM
bination of locals through Parsons, Kan.
rate of 22 cents per 100 pounds may be
applied on cement, carloads, from Quanah
Acme and Evans, Texas. to Miami, Kan,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
May Use santa Fee, Tracl,s.

Fort Worth, Texas. May 15.--The Colo
RADIO Southern is negotiating with the San
ia Fe for the use of the latters tracks
from Pueblo to Denver for the passenger
service ONLY The Colorado Southern will
continue to use its own track for freight
business This Arrangement is being
made in order 10 quicken the passenger
service of the Southern. making the dis
lance about seventeen miles shorter. This
road. in conjunction with the Fort Worth
and Denver. will give Texas one of the
best Northern services 1t has enjoyed for
Ions time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16

point be will appoint commercial agent
ior the road. His family will accompany
nim on his return
Colonel Mark weiss, general freight
and passenger agent OF the Kay See at
beaumont, was In the city on business
yesterday.
Mr. NJ. r, Glass, travelling freigh. and
passenger agent OF the Texas Midland
ieft last night for a trip over a Dart OF
his territory.
MT. w G. Conner, Jr., commercial aseut
OF the Frisco with headquarters at this
POINT, left last night for weeks trip over
his territory
MT w. H. Taylor. general freight ana
passenger agent OF the Houston East and
West Texas. returned yesterday from q
business trip in North Texas
General Manager ]. H. Hin and GSnera,
Freight and Passenger Agent Mcclure OF
the Galveston, Houston aud Henderson
were up from Galveston yesterday.
Train Dispatcher Ebert aud Engineer
Hun OF the Galveston. Houston aud Hem
derson were up from Galveston yesterday
IN attendance on a case In one of the
district courts.
The Southern Pacific officials composing
the annual inspection party, left yester-
Day morning for the West The iuspsc-
'ion Oh the line between here and El Paso
VIII consume some ten days.
The Houston and Texas Central will
within the week commence the erection OF
q shed near its freight house at Hemp
stead for the benefit of the vegetable
growers of that section. Ample facilities
Tor asserting and packing the vegetables
Will be afforded
The Sacred Heart church will give n
picnic al San Jacinto park on the line
of the Houston East and West Texas next
Saturday, the goth instant. The first train
will leave the Grand Central station at
a. m, while the second will depart
from the East and West depot In the
Third ward at 1:S0 p. M The excursion
lists will reach the city on the return trip
about $50.
Mr. w. w. Woodbridge came up from
Galveston Yesterday morning and during
the day assumed the duties OF chief clerk
to Assistant General Passenger Agent
Doherty Of the Houston East and West
Texas, to which positoH he was recently
appointed Miss Elizabeth Gardner also
began work in the same department yes
terday She will act as stenographer to
Mr.. Doherty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

REEvILLE. Pablo Heriya and his wife
vere badly hurt IN row az dance.
WAxAHACHIE - May term Of district court
Is H. session here, Judge billiard presiding
frnnINCs. The farmers are generally we'll
~, With their work. crops are In most excel
lent condition.
mo GRANDE CITY The farmers Of Starr
..,,ntv are lust planting cotton and corn.
There viii be very small crops because of the
drouth.
wARRENTON. Some corn was blown down
~ - s,orm. but no material damage was done.
RI rsin which came at the same time was
much needed
DALLAS -Burrell oats was given Ave years
- ~ nepitentiRry on a plea OF guilty 20
"a Yer n the second desree. His victim was
Will Hudson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
WOMAN'S PRESS ASSOCIATION
IN SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION ASSEM-
BLEED AT TEMPLE.
Mach Attention liz BEING Paid 20 tn.
Entertainment of the
Euished visitor.

Temple, Texas. May 15.-The Texas
Wpman's Press association held its lrst
session. sixth annual meeting, at knights
Of Pythias hall this afternoon at 1880
o'clock. The officers present were Mrs.
Nj r. Walton of Austin, president Mrs.
NJ o. Deane OF Fort Worth vice president;
Mrs Fred b. Robinson OF Huntsville, see
re,ary; Mrs. Isabella N. Julian OF San
Marcos. treasurer
Every incoming train was met by Tenn
pie ladies and gentleplon composing the
reception ana executive committee. Tenn
PIE is alive to tho pleasure Of her guests.
The hall was full Of citizens and visit
OTIS when the programme was opened with
an invocation by Rev. j. NJ Barcus. Mr..
Waldo Gcltch and Mrs. j. H. Blair con
tilbuted the musical numbers of the pro-
gTamme,
The Literary clubs extended a cordial
greeting In short addresses by Mrs. j. Il,
Rucker. president OF the Woman's Lite
rgry club, and Mrs, Davis Cox, president
OF the Self Culture club, Mrs NJ r. Wal
ton, president of the association. re-
sponded to these cordial words Of well
come In few but happy words. A busi-
ness session was then held.
On adjournment n carriage drive over
the city, conducted by Mr.. p. l.. Downs
Walton. was rendered the visitors. in
Guiding about thirty vehicles.
The drive was ended at the residence OF
Mrs, John A, Cole. where the Self-Cult-
ure club entertained the remainder of tie
afternoon, The house was decorated IN
club colors, the ices and cakes evidenced
the royal purple and violet and the club
members wore their badges. About 100
guests we're present.
From to Q o'clock the Mcdowell band
gave complimentary concert 10 the press
women in the city park,
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bass are
giving an open reception In honor OF Cur
distinguished visitors to enable the lem.
pie citizens the pleasure of becoming ac-
ouainted with them.
The house and lawn are open ana light
ed for the OCCASION and the many friends
OF Mir. and Mrs. Bass are partaSilg OF
their hospitality. They are assisted in
receiving by Mesdames w S, Banks. Helen
Hamilton. Davis Cox j. r. Rucker g
]. Helm and Misses Pauline Buck Of
Palestine, Mona Order Of Waco, Nettie
Goocn, Mary Moore and Cora Wilcox OF
Temple Many Of the members were de-
layed and will a.Nve by tonight's train.
Applications for about twentY new mem
bers have been received and Will be acitd
upon at the morning session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

~ tne fremont: L. G. Bush, Kansas
( =, II, Golden. Texas C. e. Turck,
nv orleans; H. C. Wheeler, iowa; DR..
XIV, city; K. NJ. Hahn. New York; C. l..
P0sIs. Waco; NJ. L. Bats, Yoakum; N.
nanter, Palestine; h. Sherman Gould.
krhsss, n. y; Nora A. Conley, New
INK Mr. Bulle, Hamburg; William |.
[npnen Pittsburg, Pa: Ike l.. Freed.
iork' ]. A. McEnery. New Orleans;
\. ciarldse, Palestine; W. ]. Cupps
n wne' Hot Springs; Roy Nj. Edmonds,
ksn Post; W. 3. Pierson, Sam PARK,
h. 1.i John R. Adams, Sabine Pass;
Ei =. Smith, New YORK; George N.
|'o, dallas; l. Fiske and wife, Paris;
H. - p,unlop, Houston; II. strause, Balti-
r. = W. Bailey, Dallas; A. H. Stein
CiSn.s a Newman. Philadelphia; Chas.
rns sse' Fort Arthur; Phil Fillgers. C. q.
As W, Palestine; w w. Damon, Thonp-
s miss 9. Asher. silsbee; z. R. futile,
s r. E. George, o. Ewing, Hous-
IN y u, irhy. Beaumont; John Hager-
|ro. anu wife. Texas; r. j. Wilson, Chi
r. . II. Day, New York.
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Mallory to Imnrove Service.

Galveston, Texas. May 1e,-J. B. Den-
son. traffic MANAGER of the Mallory steam
ship line, returned yesterday from an ex-
tensive visit TO New York. 1t was Mr.
Denisons first visit to the home office
since his connection with the line and he
enjoyed the trip very much. He returned
by rail.
MIR. Denlson gives out today that the
twice week sallings of the line are to
he resumed at once and will be maintained
during the month of June and perhaps
longer Northbound business. it seems, has
kept up astonishinsly well and every ship
goes out with full cargo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
Log Rntc Cancelled.

Austin, Texas. May 15-The commits
sion has issued the following rule:
In approval Of joint application OF the
Sugarland railway and International and
Great Northern Railroad companies. sub
mltted under number Of the former, au-
thority is hereby granted for the with
drawal and cancellation of the rate of
cents per 100 pounds for the transporta-
ton of rough logs, in carloads, from sta
tions on the sugarland railway to Hous-
ton, authorized in authority No 2 issued
by this commission March 10. 1899. Ell
fective May IS, 1899.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16

%sny old soldiers now feel the effects Of
usrd service they endured during the
II. r george S. Anderson OF Ross
I,s.. county. Penn. who saw the
4. ~ KIND of service at the front. is
nepuentiy troubled with rheumatism
~ severe attack lately" he says.
III procured bottle of Chamberlain $
I'M saim- It did so much good that I
4 81 .Ae 10 know what you would charge
- one dozen bottles" Mir. Ander-
an'ed IT both for his own use and
~ u 70 his friends and neighbors,
H. ~. family should have bottle of
h ,.a nome not only for rheumatism,
E,.sD ne back sprains. swellings. curs,
|u,ua, na ourns. for which 1t is I'M
S FOR sale by All druggists.
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returned from memphis.

Mr.. T. II. Lawrence. chief clerk to Cen
eral Passenger Agent Robbins of the Cen
trail. has returned from Memphis, where
he attended a meeting of rate clerks.
During the meeting the regular quarterly
revision of the Texas sheet was made and
summer tourist rates for 1899 were agreed
on. These rates. which are practically
the same rs for 1895, win become effec-
tive on or about June /.
Mr.. Lawrence was accompanied by mis-
wife during the trip.
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Mr.. O. c. Gatlin, travelling freight agent
of the Katy left last night for Trip
over his territory.
Mr.. Il. n Browns appointment as conl-
mercia1 agent of the Bay snore phe
came affective Yesterday
Mr. q u. Maer train master OF the
Kstv win Headquarters at Smithville.
was in the city yesterday
Mr. r. $. Yantes, general freight ana
messenger agent of the Bay Shore line.
ieft last night on a trip TO Kansas Clly
ana 81. Louis. While at the nrst named
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nehen,ntinn nf nonh..

call has been issued for the payment
of 100000 OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trails first mortgage bonds, at 40 and
accrued interest upon presentation at the
Office of the company in New YORK. me
interest ceases June 80, The payment 10
from the proceeds OF the land sales,
Twenty thousand dollars worth OF South
ern Pacific first consolidated mortgage gold
bonds OF 1898 will be redeemed. Bids
will be asked IN to noon OF June 5 at
the companys office In San Francisco