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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-06
QUEEN CITY OF NECHES.
Federal Court In Session with GOOD
Sized Docket.
A LIST OF THE GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
A store and n Residence BurE inrired
A Hotel Is 10 lie built
Mt Patton.

Beaumont, Texas, June 5.--The United
States circuit court and district court for
the Eastern district of Texas convened in
the district court room OF the county court
house at 10 o'clock this morning. with
Judge II. E, Bryant presiding and the
usual corps OF officers present.
Business of the June term was beguh
by impaneling the following grand jury;
John b. Goodhue foreman, Beaumont;
d. f, Burgess, Polk county; p. c. DeBlauc,
Liberty; U. NJ. Brown Moscow; A. Il.
Alexander. Orange ]. NJ. Casey, h. e.
Gunter. Newton; John Kincaid Warren;
d. G. Mabile, Albert Lyons, Orange; G 8
Trapp Cold Springs; G f. Tucker, Beau
mont John Ccle O. W. Barton, Oranges
Charles Wilson, Belgrade, I.ui West Jr.
Laurel; Dave Lambert, orange. and Jake
Mccall, Sabine Pass.
The petit jury impaneled consists OF Joe
Partow, w. S. Davidson, l. j. Ieager re
lix Hobert, w. Il. Denham, j. X. p Mil.
Ter. Tom Barrett, j. II. Bean, Clay Podigo
b. r. Clarke. w. j. Prewitt ID. z. Eddy
V. Blanchette. A. f. Meadows, w. II, Ba.
kerr w. B, Thomas. D. 5, Lindsey, w. d
Davis, j. l. Nixon, p. McMahan, II, G
Mann. w. M. Scott. w, j. Polk Guy Blake,
M. S. Tew, w p Cook and R. G. Lamar
The following casts were disposed of TO-
day
United States, for the use and benefit Of
Beaumont Iron Works vs. r. a. Hyatt 4
Co. ct al. judgment in favor of ]. T, Mum
son and J. b. McDougal sureties, and
against F. A. Hyatt & Co for S64S
United States for the use and benefit o
the f. l.. Wilson Hardware Company VS.
f. A. Hyatt & Co. judgment for defend
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GRAIN DEALERS PROTEST.
They Are Being Given the Worst oi
IL I'm Rates,

II i'm Rates.
sherman, Texas, June Sc. +, Gribhle.
chairman OF the transportation committee
OF the Texas Grain Dealers association,
has sent to the freight department OF each
Texas railroad circular letter complain
ing of the rates given TO shippers in Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Nebraska as compared
with rates given Texas shippers.
A paragraph of the letter makes the
following comparison: That the existing
rate of 20 cents per hundred weight on
oats and liza on corn are unreasonable
high in themselves and especially by com
parison with rates on same commodities
IRON points in Missouri. Kansas and Ne
hraska to Mississippi river points. Since
the date of our convention rate OF 8
cents has been made effective from Kansas
City, Atchison, Kan, and St Joe, Mo, Ia
Memphis (being the same as the rate
which has hitherto only applied from St.
Louis to Memphsl this making a rate OF
not over 10 cents from many country sta
lions in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska
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| TWO BuRGLAREs.N.

Burglars efSsefed az entrance into the
Beaumont Lumber conpanys store last
nigh; and secured SIG in small change cut
of the cash register. Ii any merchandise
was stolen it has not yet been missed
The home of DR.. W. c. Ray was also
burglarized last night, but the thieves only
secured about So in money, Entrance to
the house was effected through a window
at the head of Miss Rays bed, and ouraed
matches evidenced that the burglar had
used them in furnishing a light with which
TO search the room.
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Are Permnneutly Locnteu.

The city ticket and freight office Of the
Santa Fee corner of Main street and Con-
gress avenue, is to be permanently located
at that place. The building is being re-
paired and put In shape and, when finished,
viii be one of the most elegantly fitted Of
fees in the city. Commercial Agent Girls
void and City Ticket Agent Greenhill arc
highly elated that they are to retain these
quarters and are not forced to return to
the building formerly occupied by them
before the fire, some two months ago
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A SLIGHT MODIFICATION
Freight May Pass Through Texas In Sealed
Cars.
THE GRAIN DEALERS MAKE A PROTEST
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska Are
Getting the Best of II Over
the Texas Firms.

Austin, Texas June 5.--State Health Of
dcer Blunt this evening gave the Texas
and Pacific and Southern Pacific companies
permission to move through the State in
sealed cars New Orleans freight for Mex
leo and points beyond the State line
The railroad commission this evening
exempted the Houston East and West
Texas and the Texas Central Railroad
companies from the operation of the en-
Urgency rates on cotton compress and
gin machinery said companies having
are no longer applying the reduced inter-
state rates on this character of freight
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l.. G. HASTINGS sUIcIDED.
He Was secretnrY-Trensure OF 'he
Rock Island In Texas

He WAS secretnry-Trensure OF '"e
Rock Island In Texas
Fort Worth. Texas, June 5.-Ihe genera
Offices OF the Rock Island and Texas were
notified at noon today of the suicide III
Topeka of Assistant Treasurer L. w.
Hastings of that company by shooting
himself through the head Mr.. Hastings
until March last had resided here since
1898 ard was secretary treasurer oil the
Rock Island system in Texas but was
promoted to assistant treasurer OF me
Chicago. Rock Island and Paeiiic' head-
quarters at Topeka. last March ne %s ~
IN Moor health when he left here and IL
WAS his feeble condition that led TO the
rash act. He leaves mother, who iVe'
in Wichita Kan.
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UNDERTAKING NOT LEGALlxEp.
The Intent of the Ayres Act Is very
Plain.


The Intent of the Ayres Act Is Very
Plain.
Austin, Texas, June 5.--The railroad
has been asked to construe the
Ayres act of the Twenty sixth legislature,
approved March 90 which provides that it
shall be unlawful for any railroad COM
pany to charge and collect from the owner
or consignee of any freight greater sum
for the transportation thereof than is
specified in the bill OF ladlng, and imposes
penalty equal to the amount of the
charge for every day the freight is held
after tender is made of the sum shown
by the bill.
The purpose of the above is to prevent
the collection of extra charges not ex-
pressed in the bill of lading, but some ex-
citable statutory root digger has 'dscov-
cred" that it legalizes underbilling, hence
the calling of the commissions attention
thereto. The commission will construe
this act in connection with the act OF SUBJ
sequent date declaring the giving of re-
bates a felony, and, although the latter
does not go into effect until August g.
while the former was given immediate ef-
feet, no freight agent who knows his bust
ness will take it that he has been given
statutory authority to underbill for ninety
days. The Ayres act was on the books
prior to the 1895 revision of the statutes
and was dropped because the practice II
prohibits is reached by the commission act
Its revival at this Session was accom-
plished during the tendency of the injunc'
ton under which the commission was la
boring early in the year, and at time
when the outcome of said injunction coul(
not be anticipated. 1t is worthy of NOTE
that during all the time that the act wa
formerly in effect no one ever thought tina
authority to underbill was conferred there
under.
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New bridge at wharton

Wharton, Texas, June 5--The new
bridge which replaces the bridge which
was destroyed by fire this week, is now
completed and the westbound train passed
over 1t at noon today. superintendent Col
burn and Assistant Superintendent Nc
Donald have spared no effort to in the
most speedy time put the structure in
hrst-class condition. Travellers have been
afforded every convenience possible, and
owing TO the fortunate proximity OF the
county bridge no delay has been oc-
casioned
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NEW SCHEDULE.

p,,s houston, Oak Lawn and Magnolia
hon AWAY Will operate their trains
~ ms date as follows:
ton u! y-Irains will leave every hour
usrrs 'ss corner of San Jacinto and Com
lsss streets at ., 10. II a. M. and /, 2. 8.
he e ~ = and p. m; last train leaves
isi served y and Tuesday nights will be re-
rburss..or private parties. Wednesday.
ss and Friday trains win leave at
plrk 4, ana : p m. returning leave the
N ssn SSo, $50, 1880, $50 and 80 p.
Nos a, 'u uy is reserved for special pic
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mn,nhnchie LocaIr.

waxsbachie, Texas, June .4--children's
day was observed at the Methodist church
today. There we're songs. Rotations and
drills. Superintendent Alderdice of the
Sunday school made a good talk The ex-
ercises closed by all singing AZ the
Cross"
heen dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Watt continuing tire business.
The Waxahachie Rifles have drafted res
ointions Of regret at the resignation Of
Dr. + NJ. Clark as captain OF the COM
pany. DR.. Clark goes to Chicago.
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scription druggist for j. j Thomas. He
was an exemplary and industrious young
business man Of very iovial and pleasant
dispostion and was well liked by every
one He has lived here two years being
formerly engaged at Cameron. and was
married there about year ago, He leaves
his widow $4,000 in bank and an insurance
policy for $4,000 His remains will be
sent 10 Cameron this afternoon for burial.
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Nnnnn Mnnn rn,rned.

Goldthwaite Texas, June 6-At the
Reeves crossing que evening last week
two young men named Williams aud Face
were driving across the river IN wagon
when they we're washed by ne swift cur
rent into deep water and Young Face was
drowned The body was recovered later In
The day They also lost their team OF
mules. The boys lived in San Saba county
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Calvert Personals.

h, ieXas, June 4.--Mr. l.. T.. Full
n, !, uea this morning from business
IA . y ~ Louis He was called home by
sh.,,s hlness of his infant daughter,
IN calva,,sn Guy Townsend of Franklin was
.Aary's c coH. Adoue is at home from St,
Tie Ens, sussle Haynes Of san Antonio is
Rsnr esa Of Miss Pauline Bedack.
home ,h M. 5. w. Parish arrived
many ,ra h morning and is greeting mis-
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For; Worth, Texas, June 5.-senator
Charles A. Culberaon was here today to
attend the funeral obseqIies OF mis- wife's
mother. Mrs william Harrison, who died
Yesterday The deceased was 30 years oi
age and WIS born in Holly Springs, Miss
Out of respect for deceased all the banks
OF the city we're closed
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rn..ett Aamittea % nail.

For. Worth, Texas, June 5,--Judgs Har-
ris today rendered mis- decision in the
hsbeas corpus case OF Frank Fossett. who
is being held for the murder o. doc Car
yer last week. Judge Harris granted the
defendant bail and hHed Il At $4,000, which
he gave, and was released from custody.
The trial OF The case comes up Monday
next
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Bryan, Texas, June 4-Rev. J. B. Coch-
ran. pastor of the Methodist church here,
has gone to Independence, where he
nreached the commencement sermon at
chapell Hill Female college today.
Elder b. p. Sander. a noted Christian
divine Of Austin. is in the city.
Elder J. W. Wylie OF North Texas
preached at the Christian church in this
city today.
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Entertainment ut oIeburne.

and business men of this city are prspar-
ing TO give the new Santa Fe shop en-
ployes especially and all other new en-
ployes a big entertainment at Wilson S
park and pavilion, four miles west of the
city. about the 20th of July. 1t is to be
rendered in the nature Of a welcome to
the newcomers above mentioned.
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A p1.EAsANr ENENING

An entertainment was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lovan Hampshire, IT
Hampshire Saturday night. for the benefit
of the Hampshire Catholic church. II was
a pleasant and successful affair Those
present from Beaumont were Misses Leo
and Zilda Dugat, Mossie, Annie and Melia
Blanchette. Eugenia Patillo, Messrs. Numa
Febert, Joe Bordages, Mack Ciapp, L. NJ.
Hebcrt. Williams and c. J. Henert
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agent Has n vacation.

Copperss Cove, Texas June. 5-Mr. A.
c. Howard, agent for the Santa Fe at this
place. has been checked out for a thirty
days lay-off and will leave with his fam
liz for Ludlow. Colo, today to spend his
vacation. Relief Agent Bowles will have
charge during his absence.
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AnM1rrEn M pnACr1CE.

w L. Douglass D. P. Wheat silas NJ.
Johnson, Lew i. Hightower, Jr., and Hugh
jackson Of Beaumont and Gordon Bullitt
of Wcodvile were today admitted to pfac-
tice as attorneys In the circuit and dis
trict courts OF the United states for the
Eastern district OF TeXae.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

tickets vii, irter June l summer excursion
7hginl, w De on sale to the Carolinas.
. fetpr, tennessee aud Georgia, good
lifs. rsn unlil October 81. For circu-
!hsdrsrs loiaers, etc, address ]. C..
HulchN, southwestern passenger agent,
mouse. Houston, Texas.
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Tonight's Concert.

'ae second Of the series of summer
lsAs concerts by the Turnverein will be
sven tonight at Turner Hall garden with
!, 70 following programmes:
Cya-,n,. Onni ldtah '.,............. Sousa
Wall, s hlng Mydas" ......... Benedix
r,a!! My Lady Love" Rosey
Wv v.SIiee-' Bohemia" ....W elts
c,s a Old Kentucky. .... Boettger
wa Doc Brown. johnson
y,,ch < Polka. Two-step, Lancers.
VI America Forever. e. T. PAUL
yssIs opnone obligato by John Nehman.
spts,T. a Jolly Good Time" ...... Boyer
Cavalliera Rusticana".
american Fantasia ~ BensSix
pc,mr,.i rue Moth and the Flame" Witt
Walt ins on the Old sewanee". Stern
W.. lwo-step, Lancers. Polka
"S'a Home, Sweet Home.
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Younr Mans suicide.

TAYLOR. Texas. June 5,-Mr. Vincent
Krasl died this morning at his boarding
house asa result OF large dose Of NOR
Suicidal intent Mr.. Krasl was a pre-
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Division No 8, Ancient Order of HI
bHnlans, have elected the following Off
DEATH ROLL.

CAY Engrando, the 4-year-old child of
Engrando, died al his residence at 1918
ASiln street Sunday at IL p. M. He was
tallsd al p. m. yesterday, the interment
ssg IN the Catholic cemetery, Rev.
Father Lee officiating.
Nay, the s-months-old baby OF Casper
~ dled Yesterday morning at his resi-
e'lee' No. 1912 Vine street. The funeral
ook place at $50 p. M yesterday, the in
sment being in the Catholic cemetery.
fiOfa Thompson the 9-months-old baby
= Mack Thompson. living at No. 191s
sl'n street, died at 10 a. m. Yesterday and
Pm.
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An Error Corrected.

= ,,v. special wagons for collection OF
wi 1sts from rom PRIV ATE RESIDENCES for
sas ,.,soirr trains also for delivery to pri-
~ os ,9vsssssees in the city. We are on duty
al. q tsi hours WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
q y n,Ssrs from private residences receive
ll...i,l attention. Phone IS.
i'S'A HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
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GRANn 1uRY. ApIouRNs.

The Federal grand jury completed It's
labors this afternoon aud adjourned for
the term Only one true bill OF Indictment
was returned
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~. AND p. EXTENSION.
Road Is Going to Open Up LoniSinnA
sugar Lands.

Dallas. Texas, June Sit was announced
today from Texas and Pacific railway mead
quarters in this city that that company 10
arranging to build branch road from
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
eyeral Organizations Elect Ofhcers
for the Ensuing Tcsm.


several Organizations Elect ofhcers
for the Ensuing Tcsm.
Phoenix lodge No &c. knights OF
pytAIas, have elected officers for the year
Il follows: Chancellor commander, A. w.
ysisnka, vice chancellor. W. o. Stall
lrss prelate, w C. Lane; master of
vrk ]. Brennan; master of arms,
thomas Baister; inner guard. L. w. Allen;
suer guard, ]. W. Sampson.
Election Of officers in Washington chap
ter No q Royal Arch Masone, for the en-
iqing Masonic year resulted as follows.
A. N McRae, high priest: ]. W. Haskins,
King Max Taub, scribe; J. c. Kidd, treas
ursfi ], R. Cade, secretary.
Division No 8, Ancient Order OF HI
banlans, have elected the following Off
GERS President, Pat McCabe; vice presi-
lent, N. F, Calutt; secretary, F. A. Magee;
tnincisl secretary, F. A. Buckley; treas
ufa N. ]. Lyons; sergeant at -arms, P.
Gamers sentinel,3J. Burns; standing com
niilee, ] Nugent, T. Welsh, T. O'Leary,
!. Ryan, ], DAILY.
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Played out

Dn.l headache, pains in various parts of the body, slnking at the pItof the stomach, loss el appetite, ieverishn ess, pimples or cores are all positive evidence sof imosre blood. No matter how it be- come so it must be purified in order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Elexir has never failed to cure Scroll .ulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other sblood diseases. ltis certainly wonder. .ful remedy and VIC sell every bottle on . positive guarantee. Sold by J, S
 Williams ( Co.
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Cauti0n Notice.

A IL PERSONS are herby warned against
 kuyinG, lOusinG, or in any way seeking to obtain any right, title, interest or control of 0ny certain mining claims in the Huachu- e Mountains. recently attempted to bs located OV !. x. Tippett aud n. Dunton. Sad attempted locetions arc called fSum- znit" and Monarch, respectively, and ut: sS1mpAs to appropriate the mining ground unAsr tho locations long and well known as che OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTENSION, situatod noor the summit of the middle peak ed Maple Canyons, which claims were not sopOn for location At the date of snid attempt- Sa appropriation by said !. H. Tippett and R. V. Dunton.
 1urthormoro, ell work done on said ground of the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTENSION by said parties aforesaid Is hereby claimed and the same will bS for the 6oneiit of said OUTLOOK and 0UTL0oK X EXTENSION mining claims, the prop -rty. of the undersigncd, J w. SLUMP & %.
 September 25th, lSS9. scpIi-in ni
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Lost--A email gold brooch, with dis- nond center, Lost between the resi- dsnce oi Lewis Williams and that of Charles Clawson. Finder will be lib Nlly Ssvardsd b1 rstuSsi'R .aAp< .c l1 ~Do4 N
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NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.

All persons knowing themselves to be .iHdebted tous are kindly requested to call and settle at once, as ws have dis- fnnatd of our hnsinnss
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BIsBEa DRue srany,

J, s. Williams X Co. rropr's. nibse, ,Oct.s, ,,
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State of California, { Q.
 ,Cou ty of Los Angeles.
 PBefore me. Harney Sturdevant. a Notary Subtle in aud for the county of Los Angeles. atute of california, on this day, personally Cppeared Daniel Inues, H. Jeyne, George L.. Jole, c. 0. Allen, E. Gilman, J. J; LonerHan, .Iitls. ptrsonlli Y known ta Lne to bs the per sons hose names are subscribed to the lore goin. instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same far the purpose and consideration therein expressed. o
 Given under my hand and seal or office this 23d day of October 1893.
 TSegl HARNEY STURDEVANr, Notary Public in and for the county ot Los
 Angeles. -tute of california.
 My commission expires on the Zld day of AplIl, lSJE
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i lnrern.i u, l neyenue stamp. 10 cents, cancelled.

2 Filed and recorded at request of A. s; Rob. bins October 20, lSY9. at Q Il. m, in book of lncoi porations, pas es 4oO, l5l, 4oz, loo.
 FRANK HARE, county tsecorder. < By LEE o. WooLEBY, Deputy. First publication Oct. 30, lS99.
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ARTICLE VI.

Ehe time of the commencement of thii corporation shall be the date of the filing oi these articles of incorp ration for record ir the office of the County Recorder of Coohise ton thereof shall be twenty-five (25) yeari thereafter, unless the same be renewed pur. suant to the laws of Arizona before the ter. min6tion thereof. gaj
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

xAMEs Q. KsORINsON, ATTORNEY
 at Law. Tombstone. Arizona. VIII prscfhc hc Tn nll the courts of the Territory, and Tn the junreme Court or the United States.
 6fficc Corner lth and Allen streets.
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xxyILLIAM sCHRl SEER, JUSTICE OF sucsr. Oface in Wallace Blding. Risbee, Aria
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ARTICL1 XIII,

amended at any annual meeting of the stock holders or at any special meeting Of tho stockholders called for that purpose, by majority Vote of the stock of the corpora
 In witness whereof we have hereunto ses our hands and seals this 2Ist day of October, I6nQ .ss5
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A RrUHRFIsK. vIOLINIST. LESSONS CIV
 "A sn nt reAsonhble rates. Address Box 4S4.
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$ The amount of capital stock authorized by said corporation is and shall he four million dollars Sf,DOnO00), to be divided into four one dollar (SI 60) per share, and that time when and conditions upon which 1t is to bo paid are as folows: All stock issued must bo flu ly paid for in cash or property upon issu- ance, and shall thereafter be non- assessablo for any purpose whatever,
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ARTICLR xIY.

The corporate stock of thls corporatic shall be forever non-assessable, and eac certificate thereof shall state upon its fes the number of shares represented thereb
 and that the same is forever non- -aasessabl
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FRANK B. HEREFORD, SETH K. hAMAAp'
 HEREFORD | HAzzARD. Lavyera. Tacson. Arizona, havo established an office at Tombstone with $. A. D. Upton. attorney at law, and will attend each cours term at Tombstone.
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ARTIoLR xI.

Section l. The board of directors shall have the power to make, adopt and amend by. laws for the government of the a6airs of the corporation, :,
 Section 3. The board of directors shall have the power to borrow money, execute and to secure the payment of the same by mortgage on property of the corporation, or in any other manner designated by said by.laWs.
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O nii it. hranchon. Satisfaction guaran- teed. OfAco-Shearsr Building, Bisbes. Ari-
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,NEo. W. SWAIN, ATroRS.y-AT- T. LAW, S Will practice in all the courts OK thS Territory. Tombstone, Arizona.
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Library Hours. t.. .u0 4. h. to IF :O0 N. 400 P. Y. to 100 PM :, y:tyO F. n, to 0.M ?. U. Mss A. HILL.
 LoSen'
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ALIEN K. ENGLISH. ATTORNEY, AND A Counsellor at-Law. Otaoe on fourth Street. Tombstone. Arizona.