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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

SHOT DURING INITIATIoS.-Woaad.
ed while being initiated into Anaward'
Tribe, No. 800, of the Red Men o.
America, in New York YESTERDAY Jo,l
Mohl, a bartender, has brought 'l'
against that organization for slow.
damages. Great Sachem Church o.
Binghamton, and Andrew MURPHY
treasurer of the tribe, are also nlalT
defendants. In his complaint Mon.
says he was taken TO the tribes TooI'
and after being sworn TO secrecy VIE
tied to the back OF goat, when "
reened about the room. Then he "'.
chased about over chairs ana ONE,
bunkers and hazards, until be was ,''''
and sore. Finally he was tea 70 .
pole and pistols were fired by the mem
bers. Some powder made a "oaa' u
his leg, and he was confined TO Bis ioVI
for several weeks. That is WY ''
sues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
Encountered the Hurricane.

Baltimore. Aug. 16-The steamer
America, which arrived yesterday from
Port Antonio, Jamaica, was caught in
the West India hurricane August 10,
about Is miles north OF Cuba, and Tor
10 hours wallowed in the seas and was
unable to steam ahead. The wind blew
from all points of the compass with
such force that man could not walk
the decks. The steamer sustained only
slight damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
Guerin Hnldsthe Fort

Paris, Aug. 16-M. Guerin and his
associates, despite all advice to surren-
der and not aggravate their offence,
are preparing to hold the house and re-
pei assault. This morning Guerin babe
dis mother dramatic farewell in view
Of a crowd in the street. The excite
ment has reduced the besieged to the
state of madmen. 1t is reported that
The project OF police has decided not to
disturb III. Guerin on the ground that
he is now practically imprisoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
Lavish of Her Eayors.

Huntington, w. Va, Aug. 16.-Miss
Josie Lambert, of Proctorville, Ohio,
created q sensation here yesterday by
buggiDg and kissing almost every man
she passed on the street. She was ar
rested, and, while en- route to the station,
she insisted on kissing the policeman
and patrol driver When Judge Lal-
lance imposed $40 fine, she arose from
her chair, pressed forward and would
nave kissed the judge had not the Chi
of police interfered. The woman who is
tbout % years Of age is thought to be
insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

PERMIT REvOKED.-The town cour,
Gil OF Falls Church and the Falls Church
and Arlington Railway people locked
horns Monday night when resolution
was passed, revoking permit granted
the electric railway some time ago to
lay its tracks on Lincoln avenue. The
company had promised while making
the extention that the thoroughfare
should be given q uniform width of
seventy feet, and the necessary grading
done during the progress Of the work
OF laying tracks and erecting poles. The
committee appointed by council to ex-
anime into the matter re ported that at
no place was it found more than fifty.
four feet and in many places much less.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
A Campaign Against Lvnchinr

Boston, Aug. 16.-Miss Lillian Clayton
Jewett, who brought the Baker family to Bos.
ton, says today that she is going south to
carry on her campaign against lynching. She
will probably proceed first to Georgia and de-
liver addresses. She had a long talk yester.
day with a young negro who, two weeks ago
escaped from mob in Cedartown, Ga. Miss
Jewitt talks strOnly of going to that place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

SECRETARY Root has been informed
by army officers from Cuba that the
Cubans are not only incapable of self
government, but are not even qualified
for the exercise of suffrage. But yet it
was, that is, simple people 80 believed,
to give the Cubans liberty and home
rule, that this country went to most
expensive war with Spain, friendly
nation, that availed itself of every hon
orable means within its power of avoid
ing war. But there is no telling what a
government may do when it is in the
hands of corrupt and incapable men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

The G & RAnRoAD.-Ihe TeP"'
OF President NJ f Iugalls, oithe Ol','
peake and Ohio Railway Compa'! J."
the last fscal year, just made Pu''''
shows the year to have been one u T I-s
best in the history OF the road -.
following exhibit is made Gross t'' ..
lngs, $12, 0O9,9l5; operating eIp '.5'.
81 per cent; net earnings, -. 9'-- ioy 4,
surplus over the charges, >'Ol.-',. w..
passenger earnings, incress-, fio' m.
o.. The gross and net earnings u. ia
company for the year jus ended are 1. ~,
largest in its history, the ero--7 , o0'' q
slightly in excess of SL~UVs so;,r
month and net for the yer os ...
almost 100000. The freight e''-
ings seow a slight falling oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
Rismarck,s Iron Nerve.

Was the result of his splendid ne'' ~.
Indomitable will and Tremendous , oS
ergy are not found where Stom !' a
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are '.; ol, an d
order. If you want these qg@l'itT-s; -.
the success they bring use Dr. h er1,r
New Life Pills. They der Top ~ "a, a.,
power of brain and body. ON! ,,..
E. s. Leadbeater & Sons drug s'O'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

SENATOR MARTIN says if the people
Of the State desire him to do so, he
will vote for an amendment to the fed
eral constitution by which U. S. Sc Ia
tors shall be elected by the dir act
vote of the people, the only pc. sible
way by which a change in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
Jews of Europc to Organic,

Paris, Aug 16-The leading Jews OF
Europe are arranging for a meeting in
Switzerland in order to form an inter-
national association for their defense
against the crusa e of the anti-Semites
and to protect the Jews in France after
the Dreyfus court martial is ended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
From Havana.

Havana. Aug. 16.-Owing to the fear
Of q fever epidemic all the marines now
here will be sent north on the first ship.
Four new cases are reported today. a
number of vessels are overdue at this
port. No tidipgs OF them have been re.
ceived and great uneasiness is felt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia be
cause its ingredients arc such that it can't
help doing so. The public can rely upon it
rs master remedy for all disorders arising
from imperfect digestion. James NJ Thomas,
VI. D.. in American Journal of health, N. Y.
Edgar Warfeld, ir., corner King and Pitt
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

THE DEMOCRATS of Alexandria city
and county yesterday settled their lit
tie family dispute over their candidate
for delegate to the General Assembly
by nominating Mr.. Frank Hume of the
county, who served acceptably once be-
fore as a member of the House of Dele
gates and who has always been an &C.
tive worker in and contributor to the
democratic cause. That dispute hav-
ing been settled in the most amicable
manner, they will now have no more
politics to bother them until the next
Congressional election, and in the mean
time eau quietly pursue the even tenor
OF their way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

BAsEBALL.-The following is the result Of
the National League games played yesterday {;
Pittsburg at Baltimore, rain; Brooklyn g.,
Cleveland 2 Cincinnati 1. Boston 0 Phila-
delphia 2, Chicago 1 st. Louis g. Washing
ton 81 Louisville 8, New York 5. The fol
lowing is the standing of the clubs:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

"our baby wss sick for month ' VIII 'S't vi
cough and catarrhal fever. A!Lo ..,, ware
tried many remedies she kept sesuus re-
until we used One Minute Cough Ol.r 3sr.."
lieved ct once and cured her 10 ie So ri
B. L. Nance, Prin. High School I D-I nd
Texas. Edgar Warield, it,, corner Dig
Pitt streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

Hamilton Clark, of Chsuncey, Ga, says he
suffered with itching piles twenty years be.
fore trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel SAVE two
boxes of which completely cured him. Be.
ware of worthless and dangerous counterfeits.
Edgar Warfeld, jr, corner King and Pitt
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
The Markets.

New York, Aug. 16.-The market closed
as follows: Wheat-sept 70ias7Oas; May
-. Corn-Sept 3035a301; May. Oats
Sept 19l2a193s May -. Pork-Sept So 25.
Lard-sept So 15a5 90
Georgetown. Aug. 16.-Wheat GOa70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

Todsy's Schedule Chicago at Baltimore !;
Cleveland at Brooklyn Louisville as Boston ;
st. Louis at Philadelphia; Cincinnati at New
York Pttsburg at Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16
ONLY 81 TO ATLANTIC CITY NEXT
SATURDAY VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

August 10. Through special train via
Delaware river bridge route, without change
OF cars, leaves Washington ut 30 D. m. ar.
rives Atlantic City 900 p. m. Returning
leaves Atlantic City at p. m. August 20
Tickets good only on special train in each d.
rectiou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-16

mode of electing such Senators can
be effected. Governor Tyler's chief
d ssire is to have that chang Q
made, as, by it, he says, there
will be no moie Senatorial deadlocks.
But though there was deadlock IN
the Pennsylvania legislature which pre-
vented the nomination of Senator Quay
by split in the republican party, re-
publican primaries in that State, ned
since Their, hAvo almost in every in
stance resulted in the selection Of Qnay
man. That a democratic convention
0ould not make q better nomination
for the Senate than democratic eau.
Gus of the legislature is we'll known to
all intelligent men, as both bodies are
equally susceptible to corruption. but 1t
i; also we'll known that members of the
legislature are held to greater response.
bility than members of convention,
and then, too, while the former are
elected by all the voters in their coun-
ties and cities, the latter are usually Sc
lected by ward and precinct meetings,
attended by very few of such voters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
Az ALASKAN HOME.

An Alaskan hut iH not tha worst place
lu tho world Gar from Co. Toe Interior
consists OF o. square floor Of earth.
Ranked ON nll Sides hy two Wide leigva
rising one above tho other Ike % tor
race. un the lower one rest the cook
inr. weaving. ana hrhInT utensils The
knives and needles. pntH aud pans.
ON tho upper ledge. with much display
of wonderfully woven b.uutrtH. are the
beds. 10 tho CantHr 20 inn room CLOVIS
the IRE. the smoke cropping ~ .Way out
~ u hole iu tho ruof. After the days
work o. done ana the rtHmachH ~ both
people and dugu ARE tull the family
gathers around the nrs. Facing tho
door HltH tho fnthrr, next him the moth
eri on one hand lhn sons. nul ca tne
other the daurhtcrH cvDn 90 thU third
ana fourth generation, II may De-. be-
You'd these urc the HUrNnntl or slaves
Zach has hlH place and takes 10 uH a.
matter OF cUurnr. Without, in the dark
ness tho dogs clutter about tho door
and howl The mysterious and lmpl1c-
able Hsn keeps up To- thunder The
HnoW-Cuupgl mnuntnlnH, with ihglr W
llmltnblu glaciers, uo just beyond. The
shafts NJ the northern tThtH dart
through the sky like the harpupnu ~
tltAn, with incredible celebrity II 10
HirnnEr that nWld Hrrnes 70 wild and
fearful, auporHtltilns also villa ana fonr-
ful spring into HNlHtenrcg or can ono
bo surprised that ln nu unlottfrvd coun-
try tho at0ry-trllgrH are of mighty
power and ton tales that nnrirht tho
children til they scramble Co the Hlfn
shelter of their mothers armH9 WHOM
tho family FlurH lu strange broken yOt
fyhthmlch measures. tho dogs howl
louder than before, ana the women
sway their squat hudlrH back ana forth
increasingly keeping their hands oocu-
pied meanwhile 90 their tasks OF wpuv-
lng OF hraiiiuH The men carve thCir
spoons or cut curious figures from tho
black slate The Hultor Tor tho hand OF
one OF the dHurhfrr1 enters Hlyiy and
takes % Fult with The sons. No protest
Dr. made, The father and mother 20 ON
with thvlr uttlu tasks. the young girls
rlggle after tho fashion Of girls tho
world over And the uultor. thus UNI
repulasd. contents himself, thinking his
case won. The oldest among them
chants some Old follg-song aud the
father riaef. u o. the signal for good
nights. The ashes nrc spread over the
IRE. ana by the lirht ~ n fow fishes
tails. dried Tor the lighting. the family
goes 60 bed. fvuErtful Of crashing borH8.
on tho mysterious aurora, Of the noun
tnina where the snow lies forever and
nlwuyH So ~ home made anywhere,
where the spirit Of homo oXiata.-sclf-
culture Magazine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
ABANDONED IT,


FOR the old fashioned Cufioe Was KtilinE
u always drank coffee with the ront
OF the family, Tor II seemed nn if thore
was nothing Tor breakfast N We ala not
have d on the table,
- had been troubled some time with
my heart. which ala not feel right This
trouble grew worse steadily
"Sumc tlmoH II would beat fuHt and
at other times very slowly Hn that I
would hardly be able to do work FOR
nn hour or two after breakfast nnd ~
i walked up a HILL Il gave me a severe
pain.
u had mo- idea Of what the trouble
was until "a friend suggested that per-
hans II might be- caused by coffee drink
Ing I trlUd leaving ~ tho coffee and
began drinking Postum Cereal Food
Concc. Tho change came quickly,
am now glnd tu fay that I am entirely
well nf tha heart trouble Hud attribute
inc cure 90 leaving on coffee ami tho
200 nf Postum Cereal Food Cuncr
"A number of my friends have uhau-
doupd tho OLD fuHhloued coffee ana have
tuken M with Postum which they ARE
uHlnn steadily There are some people
thut make Postum very weak and
tnstcless. hut 81 d n boiled long enough.
ncr0rdiur 90 directions, Il iH very
delicious beverage. We have never used
any of the old fashioned coffee since "a
WAS nrat started bon our house" Mrs
l.. a. Smith. blodgctt Mills, Cortland
co., n, \.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08


IN Tho niudri Cour lrchaia ulyi.lln. Ia
rn1s deceived.
Thouotltl1n NJ Horace q, Whitney. ldnin-
Dee srds LfHN Ira Cur lu HuIrruf col, ~ rsl
property RI saIf iHHsIoHt HHi that uI urr-
sons lutruHt" uUU"ar before thr MD Uruft
o. show cause Why Hu HHInH should uut Nu
erIutHu tu arIl HH much Phi. shall o. necessary,
% ttu flIlluius described real rstatUof aid
rHat rira,l VI real osflto situated iu siit
Lake tty, Hllt iH.r NuuntU sfatn
~ Utah. and particularly dNHrrihol
us follows tu.rlf. Commencing nf
Che =. 49, CORNER uf Dot HIy "Iin iIH.E HIfhtrs
r.gbt i.sI, i1sf "N." salt Take Dity HHrvugi
th0uCo Running -uItH Gem uN unIfI Thence
last four l rolls and HIrf.u HuI uHU.h1lf
uil f.gtt uuu"u NuHfh tHr. OH 900 uIat
M,eencg Wyi t1ar % fa.', ..e''l and one. h9li
ul'H fl tINnoN ~HuIr tuu e. nHia % fHn
pIIfuul beginning AIalfhU HuHho hffIr OF
sDNou rnlma basement pantry rIHsff and
suHUirr Kitchen. standing uu above Nf .flla1l
lni Appraised leo Hs'uNnN.
Clos boon s't fnr hUtrlns on saturday tho
fIUttufh day ~ Nutpm iFr. 81 d. f.H ~ IiIn
urIH'a M m. at tur County t.ur IuHsH. ln
tnu ruurf HHum uI HIIu HHnrL IU sole Lake
city HHt Lake DuuutVt ttHH.
Witness tIr fIHfh 10 sad IIIr.. 900 the
sunl thereof hnlNrl tIls afIl uaY n
NrtHuUf. a ~ isI
Hrau nANiu e.. uTNnAt CifrE
ily OLp. D. uaAlii Deputy ClrfE,
lrrfuHIu Cannon. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
TEMPERANCE 6EAUs OR NONE.

Independence. tho oldest town On tho
State of Missouri. has voted out tho DE-
quot traffic M four years. after u trn-
meulUuH nrht The WumrH ana girls
ala it-nut without hello from the mon
and boys. of guurHU-hut 10 was the enc
thuHllHm OF tho FeutlUr HHN which care
rlod thu day. Temperance heuuf or no
hanuH' was thr motto Inscribed ON bnu-
uUrH under which the young WumDu dis
tnhutgd dry ballots and served out FREQ
dinners. Even tho children were enlisted
in the service. ana carried banners
bearing such Inscriptions 49, "Saw
Vhlky ballots ana relp drunken boys"
"Notr HH you pray" etc. ana women
marched in procession carrying tho lc-
send. 1--WE can't vote, but we can sur
frr" Tho result was "a majority of 900 Tor
prohibition in town which was cN-
pectud tn go the other way. God helps
thDaa who help themselves. Faith man
Tested hy works a. iuylnclhle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
STRAY SHOTS Ar THE SALOON.

In these days of struggle for exist
oncc the working ana huElnclH men
cannot AFFORD 10 spend money on liquor.
A. "a man drinks he usually GROVE
reckless tho more drains tho losH
"scruulcH."
The skeleton On many closst m "a
long -urtkcd bottle.
The drink traffic o. the bnnc OF civil
lzltion and the dlaErnco OF Christian
nations
Alcohol prcvonts the putrcfartiou of
the dond. but % hnatcnu tho decay Of
the living,
when a man spends his wages Tor
rumothing that la killing him, he u
working for tho undertaken,
You pay hts money 10 Insure y0ug
house ugiinst tho nro ilend. why not
put "a little money in cause 20 Insure
your son against tho drlnk nendf
T.ognlizlnr ono man 90 sell drink, ana
locking up another man Tor taking n.
N like letting loose "a number of tigers.
aud locking MP the people who got Bit
ten
u Instead of locking up tho drinkers.
tho state would lock up tho drink. tho
result would be much more aati8fac.
tory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Like stanley and Livingstone. found
IL harder Co overcome Malaria Fever
and Arur. aud Typhoid disease germs
than HHyHra ounulhHlss but thousands
have found that Electric ulttHu o. "a
wonderful cure flr nll mHitrltl diseases.
NJ sou have ohliiH with fever. aches ln
back of neck aud head and tired worn
out feeling. o. trial viii convince YOU or
thalr merit w. a. Nuu uf webb. 49,.
writer. My children suffered Cor moro
than year with chilli and fever. thru
two bottles Of Electric uittcr cured
them" Only % cents. Try them.
Guaranteed sold by =. g., 81. T. DRUG
Don't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
noUNT PLEASANT.
Demise of an Estimablc Woman. Christiana
Inlkman rreL

AhAhhifAN hffh
Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant, sanpoto Co., Nov Q -
Al about % o'clock this morning, after
an Illness of only two days from urcmio
fever Sister Christinuu folkmuu Peel
was suddenly and unexpectedly taken
from our midst. and tho whole people
are iu mourning.
Mrs Peel was born Ia Hprnholm urn-
mark. Aug H. 1890, anu was married
Nov "a. 1916. To H. N. Peel who atlll
survives her. There was only seven
days difference In their ages, he the
younger, She and her husband cm-
hraCod tho Gospel IN 1862 ln thvir native
land, aud la 1868 they decided Co cmi-
CRATE 10 Utah, ao they started, but owe
ing TO the raging storms on me ansty
waters they were compelled To return,
The next year. 1854. thOy arrived In
Utah, locating In SAT- Lake City whore
they remained only six months, then
moved to lohi. and came TO MI Pleas
ant four years later In 1859, whore they
have continued 10 live. ana where by
her kindness ana amccuou, her patience
aud endurance, her fidelity TO duly, ana
by her Astounding mothurly advice, she
has won ull that woman should ever
desire a. win, the greatest love ana ore
TEEN from those that learned 20 know
her. Frdm under her roof and from
her hands ana heavily laden board re-
Elected unhoundod hospitality. Her 90.
forts ln providing Tor the poor uad
needy are worthy of note. For many
years she was counselor 10 the president
OF the Relief Society here, ana had
fcryen long NH treasurer NJ tho society,
which duty she was stlll perHulng when
she was called away.
She had seven children, only two Of
whom survive, Marguerite Mrs. John
n CsatNl and Annie fAffa " d. Cnud-
lnnD. and besides these she leaves boz
hing her sixteen grand children 90 cher
lrh hor memory. The entire community
Joins Do cXprofflng Nudnltnco cHpeciAl-
iy.to ilrothor Peel who has lost "a faith
ful companion with whom lac has lraN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
CIGARETTE SUPREME COURT DE.
CISION,

Tho supreme court of Tennessee de-
clurUi tho law forhllHlur the H1lo ur
giving away of cigarettes ln that State
constitutional and HllI. in part uH fnl-
loNHi eve think cigarettes are not Doe
ultimate Hrtirlon uf commerce, because
thpy eve wholly noXldua and dulUtrrIoua
Co health 1hUlr uHo d. always hlrmflL
never hrUeutnl They puHseHH no vIr-
tue. but urU inherently bad, and bad
only. They md no true cummendutiuu
or morlt 90 uHofulnrHa 400 amy Sphere. on
tho contmry. they are widely cone
dDmned ls pornociouH altogether he
You'd question their every tendency o.
toward the impairment OF physical
health and mental Vir0r"
Now Oct the supreme court 0f Che lul-
tod states make similar Indictment
against Intoxicating drinks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Six terrible failures OF dix different
doctors nearly rant VIM. n. Mullen lf
lurkluud. o. tu 400 early grave. an
Haid hu had u fatal lung trouble and
that DE- muHt soon die. hut hu was
urged 90 try pr Kings Sew Discovery
Cor Consumption. After taking nVU
BOTTLES No. was entirely cured. 10 Ia poe
HitlvDly guaranteed to euro 40 dlaonuHeH
uf Throat chest and Lungs. Including
WhuUplng DuuFh. 5oc nnl 800 Trial
bottles free at y. e.. A. ], prug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
NorIcl on srocI,nolDrws urrrIsa


salt Lake city, Utah. oct o. lsu
Tho annual mp0Ilug ui che stncih1'lurH ~
clio saint Iur Mining Company. fHr uIU ulufs
ton NJ ulNrUrs and thU transaction 90 such
uthUr business Hs may como before thHm. VIII
D. bold 10 tlr office % thu cumpluF. Co., Main
stfygii sllt Lake city uu Monday, November
n. is1, at o. us
AZ tlIu slIun tim0 aud place and lmmr.l'nic-
Isl fI|IuWmE said annual iIUH flue. a. Hiu o.
holders urotiuF VIII hH bold 90 vote uu1n
tly adoption " tlu fUloN.us amgndwout o.
tho Articles VI Incorporation uf said oHu-
nhnYf
Amendment 70 Article w of thr Articles
OF Incorporation uf r4int In1 Mining com.
pauyl
THAT Article XIV b. aud tlo same b. bore
bY amended hy adding TO said article tho
WOfdl The nifUriIH shall HIsu have power
o. BOLD and O. make contracts Zoe atIHu any
ur ull 20 fhu fuuI and personal prop rtf ~
this company ut such prices aud up0u such
terms aud conditions Hs they may dutm
uApullrut aud fur The ugat Interests ui tha
company"
Respectfully
WM. $ BURTON, secretary