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NOTICE on ELECrIoN.

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN me-
as mayor If the city of HoustoU and hy
virtue Of the following ordinance OK the
city council OF the city Of Houston, passed
July 1, 1901 there is hereby called, and
notice given. OF an election by the quail
NED property taSXpaEEinpg voters Of the city y.
18th day Of July, 1901, said ordinance is as
Az ORDINANCE providing for the sub.
mission to the qualified property tax
paving voters ~ the city ~ Houston
Of the proposition for the Issuance OF
bonds for the purpose OF sewerng OF
BE It ordained BY the city council Of
the city of Houston:
Section /. That an election be held by
the city Of Houston on the 18th day
Of July, 1901, at which election there shat,
be submitted TO a vote Of the qualified
voters who are property taEpayers of
Issuance OF bonds of said city OF Houston
IN the amount Of sixty thousand dollars
lSHOMo.0M for the purpose OF sew eriug OF
said city Of Houston; said honls are to be
payable forty years from their date and
shall bear Interest at the rate of hve o.
Section ? The places for holding Suct
election shall be as follows:
First ward Shuptrine Hall
Second ward-No. 10 Engine House.
Third waid-Central Fire station.
Fourth ward Milby & Dow Hail
Fifth ward pythian Hail. -
II gtou street.
Section 3. None hut qualified voters Of
snid city. who are property taxpayers o.
said city. shall be allowed 10 vote AT said
election. qf
section a Legal notice Of said eiechor
shall be given by the mayor and city
secretary and the hummer of holding said
election shall be governed by the laws
Of the State governing general elections
Section 5 This ordinance shall take e.
feet from date OF It's passage and publ
cation and all ordinances in conflict here
with ara hereby repealed
Said election will be held under and by
virtue OF said ordinance. and the nrovi
sions of the law IN such cases mnne anr
provided. and will be held az thT tim
and respective places provided for In said
ordinance The polls VIII be open AT
O'Clock a, m and close at 9 o'clock p. m
(SEAL) j -. WOplFnRD,
Mayor ~ the city OF Houston.
Attest;
A. Upper City Secretary.
Houston. Texas, July 2, 1901. =
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NOVICE on ELEcrIoN.

BY virtue OF the authority vested in ms
as mayor of the city of Houston and BY
Virtue of The. following ordinance OF the
July l. 1901 there is hereby called, and
notice given, Of an election by the qual
iEed properly tahpaEERg oteTf q tae e ab
25th, day Of July 1901, said ordinance is as
follows to-wit.
AN ORDINANCE proyidl9g for the sub
paylng voters Of the city OF Houston
II the proposition for the Issuance q
bomss IN i. s saSd pciiyy II Houston '
Be Il ordained hy the city council Of
the city of Houston:
the qualified property taXpaying voters OF
the city OF Houston on the 18Th daN
of July, 1901. at which election there shall
voters who are property taxpayers Of
the city Of HGEGstoa Rfo iRpy of Io5
tS5OOo0.0m for the purpose Of building
school houses IN SAID city Of lou 80,
ad bonds are I" be e9hi1h s L9r' ut yeess
NJ the rate Of 6ye - per cent per ahnum
Section .. The places for holding such
election shall be as foll9}T9si
second ward-No. 10 Engine House.
Third ward, Central FiTe station.
Eourth EardTMlihy p2w Han
sixtR ward Minister'S store, 1920 Wash.
Section None but qualified voters Of
said city. who are property taxpayers OF
said city, shall be allowed to vote at said
section 4. Legal notice OF said election
shall be given by the mayor and city
secrstary and the manner Of holding said
election shall be governed by. The laws
on The State governing general elections.
sertlon 3. This ordinance shall take e.
feet from date OF It's passage ana publi'
cation and all ordinances IN conflict here
with are hereby repealed,
said election viii be held under and by
virtue ~ said ordinance, and the provl.
sions Of the law IN such cases made ana
provided, and viii be held az me llmse
ordinnnle The polls will be open ~ 5
o'clock q. m. and close az o'clock r m.
Mayor Of the city OF Houston
A'''''' Upper CITY Secretary.
Houston, Texas. July 2 1901 -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NnTICE


NOTICE Is hereby given that special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Hous.
ION and Texas Central Railroad Company
ass osen Gsef ~ ne Board 81 pTs ~ Ss
company 10 Houston. Texas. az II o'clock
~. on the 18th day of August. 1901 for
the following purposes, to-wit
First To authorize and provide for pur
chasing, owning and operating the rail-.
road OF the Central Texas aud Northwest
ern Railway Company. extending from
N Eins county, With It's franchises ana
Appatenances; the railroad of the Fort
Worth aud New orleans Railway Com.
pany; extending from the town OF Waxa,
hachie, IN Ellis county. 10 the City or
toit Worth, In rarrant county, with Its
franchises and appurtenanees; the rail.
road OF the Austin and Northwestern Rail
road Company, extending from the CITY
Of Austin. In Travis county, to the town
Of Llano, In Llano county, With Us fran
chises ana appurtenauces; the rairoa9 ot
the Granite Mountain aud Marble Fails
CITY Railroad Company, extending from a
point Of connection with the Austin aud
Northwestern Railroad In Burnett county
10 the town OF Marble Falls in Rurnct
county. With its franchises and appur-
tenanees, aud the railroad commonly
known as the Lancaster Tap Railroad, cN.
OF Lancaster, In Dallas county with its
franchises and appurtenances, or either
OF any of such railroads, with Its or their
franchises ana appurtenances.
Second: To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or Articles Of In
corporation Of said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company so az to author
Ice IL to construct, own, operate and main
tain railroad from point Of connection
With the railroad now owned 10y said Aus
tin aud Northwestern Railroad Company
To- the town Of l.ampasas, in LampasaS
county and so as 10 authorize IL TO pro.
ject and provide for locating. construct
Ing. maintaining and operating such
branch lines Of railroad from the lines now
owned by II as the stockholders at such
Il. w. CAVE.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ofHce OF
Comptroller OF the Currency Washing
satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
undersigned, II has been made 70 appear
that the Merchants National bank Of
county Of Harris, aud State OF Texas
has complied With, all the provisions Of
unired 10 be complied with before an
association snail be authorized 20 com
mence the business OF banking
Now, therefore, /. Charles g Dawes.
comptroller Of the currency, do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank OF Houston, IN the city q Houston;
Texas Is authorized 10 commence the
business OF banking as provided In see
lion al69 81 the Revised Statutes OF the
United Sfatea.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal OF Office this lin day Of
June, 1901. CAAS. q. DAWES.
Comptroller OF the Currency. s-ii
Charter number 6S5d.
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HELP WANTED.
! FIRsrc CLASS barber, oO7 Prairie.

wANTED--one experienced housekeeper at
once. HutchtnS House
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NrED--white woman 10 cook In a
small fsinily and help with children. W
II, Altman, zoos RusL IL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


MAHIYK, HUDSON & FORD.
City property Beautiful Third ward resi-
dence. substantially built for home,
south front. nne location. good nelghbor
hood, close In. tWo.story house, Z large
rooms, lofty ceilings mantels, CRATES, gas,
water bath, sewer, all convCnlences, nice
" arranged and finished, lawn and shade
trees, servants house and stable, price
$1,000 terms II desired 900 Franklin. II
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms two
blocks from Rice hotel: 800 San Jaciutu.
%
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FOR NALE-lrwelve-foOt show case. roDf
as new; 1910 Congress- avenue Ia
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SOUTH ROOM win beard 500 lIasS ~,
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81 80 PER wEEK-Board and room. l93
Auzffn street N-lu
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#aysi no pain or injury to patient; no
until cured; deposit yonr money In
"A, pay US when cured; our method OF
Fhent most successful known to med
d science our institution up To date;
fGlal care given lady patients; home on
lhe miles from center of city, which
- privacy; best references; all cor.
t1naenee confidential Address The
news Home 800 Day Ave, West
san Antonio, Texas. II
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ITO CAPITOL. one block from MAIN,
nice rooms, bath table board SOD ~
LARGE comfortable room; hathsi good
hootdf AO4 Craw ford Is
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PROFESSIONAL.

TrTFCTTVE AGENCY-Tralned detectIves
furnished for civil and criminal Invests
gatIonsi reasonable rates; correspondence
Solicited. James McCane, Box 100, Hons,
ton, Texas u
LAWYlKS-Pra In all courts, Cline,
Cline A Tripiett l0l0h Congress avenue;
REAL ESTATE, rentals, loans. r. Y. LIT.
tie, 310ls Main street. II
NJ. N. ROOKIE contracting engineer,
bridges and buildings. Hearne, Texas.
correspondence solicited. 81
e p. 4 OTIS K. HAMBLEN and w. IL
Scott, attoTneys-at Houston, Texas
Ed & PHELPS. attorney and counselor al
law. SlOi5 Main street, Houston. 7-26
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced aud bonded detectives for
civil or criminal Investigation; bonded
Eatchmen for day or night service. Z. j.
Thayonat. General Manager, s05h Mnin
street. q
If YOU HAVE houses TO move see j. 4
Wright. 604 Travis street. Houston, Tex
as ~
FOR GRAVEL shells for roohngs address
John Dalton. Morgan City. La I-2i
q o. COTTON q BROS. Fire ibsuranes
Agents and Adjusters. - Main 81. II
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BOARD AND ROOM.

LARGE newly Furnished southeast room
with board, 400 La Branch corner Prai-
rle table boarders solicited. IS
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GOOD board $3.50 aud room 81 per week ,
table hoard 81: modern eonvcnien, es I,
close In 200 La Branch. ~
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FINANCIAL.

100000 TO LOAN 10 build homes, take
ur ana extend vendor lien notes, etc,
monthly payments. Leon II. Smith, attor-
rey for Fidelity savings Association, Of
fee over Housi On National bank Main
and Congress, doDstou, Texas, +. ii.
Pollard, special agent. II
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INhlAN COMPRESS co. offer for sale one
90-lnch Morse cotton compressor. when
hNS recently been damaged by Are at tho
InmBn compress Houston, Texas, also
one battery Of boilers. This is q rare on
portuulty Cor some interior point TO bay
compressor and boilers on reasonable
terms For particulars address Imam
Compress Co. Houston Texas. 10
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| AGENTS WANTED

|ilsg w 4 day can easily he made
sr our self-heating smoothing
spen, 'est seller Of the season; one
Il IN wanted In each county In
Hictan or address Special Agent, :
'Tss----5s street, Houston, Texas. Is
kniAstn ANrED-permanent position
4 IA ~ lhree patents that sell on
ID n NRpody; Write at once or ap-
straa, lel Avenue II and Twenty
II ' northeast corner, Galveston,
ID
tbetossssks $40 to SIS daily handling
1fe csnr "a Jewelry ard buttons; any
fsc,ic1psa ana returned unlnjured:
hrs s, sSaranteedi big money for
\ ais nnple sent free. Theodore A.
a posp street. Chicago. 10
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MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business
or city property. or on improved farms.
at low rate Of Interest William H. oil
schewske s. Co.. 200 KAN building. 10
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/ CAN negotlnte 30-day loans on personal
security; also 10 5 years at TO per
cent Chas. X, Munger, Kiam build
ing IL
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>IFI-Fo know thu whereabouts OF
fr Carr who travels In Texas ANY
tfnalion from him Tcrsonally or about
4 WI ne much appr cl1ted Address
!. Eatclle Carr, Beaumont. reNns. 10
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July, | viii offer for sale 20 the high
est bidder for cash at the court house
door az Houston, Texas, the saw mill
plant OF the MIdlne Lumber company on
The II +. and w. r railroad about IS
miles north Houston, also on tram loco.
motive. two miles steel rail- IS head oxen,
etc. n. 4. norongh. receiver. ~
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HEADQUARTERS for Fruit packages ,tust
received car each Df the following:
Berry Boxes: Tomato Crates aud Bnsl,ds;
Grapes ana Split Baskets. We cary the
largest stock In the state. Mexican Juno
Corn and Stock Peas, Sorghum Seed and
Kaffir Corn. Holloway Seed aud Grain
Co, Dallas Texas 7.i7
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<OPATHI Drs. William Clark.
fcae Mccormick, graduates Amer
School of 0steopathy," KrksviAc.
under founder Or. A. 7. Still; col
R 5Sg solicited; consultation free,
1, me at KieslIngs soda fountain.
EflntO. II
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MONEY 10 loan 0. Pape, attorney. 2l2
Bnz building. II
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klEp LADiES-Monthiy regulator.
Pc strength Tansy. Pennyroyal and
Ion Root Pills; safe and sure; sent
~ by mail 81 DR.. White Medicine
BOX a. Houston 7-9l
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED from reliable party -
lore we'll on Spindle Top Address G.
l Heisig & Co, Beaumont reNlS- u
DRILLING expert, with hrst.class rig;
substaptiaL guarantee. no delay. low es-
timates Apply TO Robertson & Thomp
son. Coidova hotel. Beaumont. Texas. II
WELL DRILLING for oil and water; only
the hest steam rotary machinery en
county; best references + N. Granhet.
~ a. CO.. Houston, Texas 7-2S
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LOST. ROUND. STOLEN.

LOST--A medium sized gold brooch, small
diamond In center, between r. & NJ.
bank and corner Milan and Lamar. Find.
or win be suitably rewarded. y. A. Hek
big. over p a M bnnk. -
lost Small pansv leaf bar hseastpln,
small diamond center: dellyey 5i2 Main
street aud get reward "
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h cured by the usr of Eclipse PIlr
Hc-highly recommended: 200 boX nj
8yn's, 40l Main corner Preston. -
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M leans and hcaches straw hats;
4ranleed; 22c nacknge, at Lcwyn's, 10
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FOR OTHER WANTS SEE PAGE 10.
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the hest steam rotary machinery en
e e9Tfg q best ng 2s aras f9 ri Gr ass
~ \ Co, Houston, Texas. 7-2S
In conformity to The Act o. February
,, 1899, as amended by the Act Of Feb
rEaIE 20, 100, and modified b. the Act
location and building OF an Epilcptic
colony, sealed bids are invited Tor me
construction Of the buildings 20 be erect
ca on the premises near the city OF ABB
Ienc, as heretofore selected for ihe pur.
pose, Such BIDS should be mHae, and
must be received at or before 10 o'clock
office of the comptroller nf pnhlic uc
counts, Austin; Texas, And az bids, so
received viii he opened by the under
signed ut said Office OF said hour on said
Plans and specifications Of nh buildings
may be seen, and form OF proposal can be
mad at the office of j. /. O'Connor, aren't
ttct, Austin, Texas, after July 5, 1901
\ certhed check for the sum Of per
favor of the governor OF the State Of
Texas, shall accompany the bid OF bids
Of each bidder, as guarantee OF good
Should the successful bidder fail to
enter into contract, he shan forfeit to the
state the certified check as liquldared
certified checks Of all bidders viii be
returned when a, bid is accepted, con
tract awarded aud bond executed,
The successful bidder shall furnish good
nul approved bond in the amount Of one
third OF the contract price Wltnln nIteen
days from the time the award Is made
All bids must be made for the follow
Ing hul.dings according 10 plans and
specifications ON file with the said archl
tdct, viz;
one administration building, two in
nrmaries. one boiler house and smoke.
forr cottages, with the privilege of In.
creasing the number of cottages at same
price per cottage,
the state reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
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r. NJ Love,
COMPTROLLER OF Public Accounts.
Iohn w RoDblne

7-a7 Treasurer.
ST PPLIEs for State Charitable Institu.
tions-Ofhce of State Purchasing Agent,
Austin. Texas, June 2lst, 1901 Sealed
proposals will be received by the under
s,gned, at Austin, Texas. until 10 a. NJ,
july 9th, 1901, and then opened, for
Furnishing the several State charita-
bile and eleemosynary institutions sup
plies, merchandise. articles. etc, as
either the three. six, nine. or twelve
months period, beginning September LIST,
1901. Right reserved 10 rejeft any and
ali bids, and 10 accept any bid In pert.
or reject il In part. Prospective bid
ders, In their application. 70 this office
for schedules, ETC, on which 10 submit
Tires they wish 10 bid, c. r. Dodge,
Slate Purchasing Agent. 100
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N!vELY tmnlshed south rooms, close in.
lldJ Capitol ii
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EES' VELVET CREAM, an elegantly
Egmed liquid: relieves prickly heat,
snnburn and removes tan: 25 cents
Feen Main aud Travis streets. n
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FOR SALE.

TTGH grade plate camera. 415. 10. 190o.
this Office IA
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1911 TEXAS AVENUE-Large modern
boarding house, 2M blocks from kls,e
hotel business center; rooms for feat,
with or without board; transients sol g,
tied; rates reasonable. -
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ATLANTA HoTEI.-Rates 81 per day, spe
street, Galveston. 2 Foley. Proprletor. q
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4ECT face paste for freckies. liver
q plmples, skin and scalp diseases:
r33onmf druggist; large trial far 20 cents
- ohio. T-l3
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PHEASANT ROOMS, With OF Wlthout
board llO4 Texas avenue, one block from
Rice hotel. ~
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FOR RENT-One two or three connecting
cnlces over our Shoe store at $50
month Krupp K Tunly. ~
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-14
SENATOR MORGANS GREAT WORK

Yesterday Senator Morgan Of Alabama,
reported fayorably to the Senate on be-
half Of the committee to which it was
referred, the bill introduced by himself
for the construction OF the Nicaragua
canal.
In season and out, this profound and
patriotic Southern statesman, now well
advanced in years, has given his voice,
influence and energy to the promotion
OF the great interoceanic waterway, in
the completion of which this section Of
the country has such material interest
When Senator Morgan first introduced
the canal bill, he stood practically alone.
All the influence OF the great transcon-
tinental railroads were arrayed against
him. Statesmen regarded his views as
chimerical. Neither the administration
OF Cleveland nor Harrison wonld give
him support. But he persisted, and has
lived to see his ideas shared and indorsed
by an overwhelming majority OF bis fell
low countrymen. II ia to be hoped that
his efforts, so often disappointed, will be
rewarded by the passage of the canal
bill at the present session OF Congress. |
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-14
Prepares to Die
Within a Month

REDDiNG, Dec. i4.-Peter Scherer, q
once wealthy pioneer Of Redding, has sc.
lected his coffin Al a local undertaking
establishment, arranged every detail oil
his funeral, estimated the total expense
and deposited a check in bank in favor
OF the undertaken. Iie declares he will
die a natural death within month.
Mr.. Scherer IL the divorced husband
OF Mrs. Nellie McChesney Scherer, the
young woman who died in Oakland, a
few days ago while under the influence
Of an anesthetic, prior to an operation
they had been separated several yea
and Mr., Schercr says his wife's unex uec.
ted death has little to do with hiscase.
Scherer suffers from lung trouble and
his condition OF mind will doubtless has
ten his end. He is one Of the best known
men in Shasta comfy and has handled
extensive business interests lIe was in
apparently very good health until very
recently.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-14
Col. W. c. Greene
Brings Suit for Libel.

Suit has been instituted in the dis
trict court by Col VIM G, Greene
against the Star Publishing Go and l..
C.. Hughes for libel and tn" damages
set at $50 900
The plaIntiff alleges that he Is a
resident of Cochise and that at the
time OF the commission Of the griey-
anCes complained of he was president
Of the Green Consolidated Copper Co
and a large stockholder in said COM
pany, and as such president had general
charge OF the financial anairs and bus
ines of the said Green Consolidated
Copper Company which owns large
mines OF great value u the state
Sonora. Republic of Mexico. and was
at the time engaged in the operation
OF the said mines and in the construc-
ton OF railroad to be operated by
and In connection with the said
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
and also In the construction OF large
smelters and other machinery for the
operation OF the said mines and the
ore thereof That plaintiff in thu
prosecution of his business had ant
has need OF large and extensive credit -
and that at all me times mentioned
the plaintiff was OF good name and
business credit.
That the defendant, the Star Pub
fishing Company. on the 2Gth of No
vember. 1901. did maliclously and with
intent to injure the credit and the
good name OF the plaintiff, published
concerning him certain article con
tanning false and defamatory matter
as follows: "lhe appellate division
has just held in the ease Of Steinc vs
Greene that where a West Virginia
corporation has It's principal place ol
business in New York City. the stock
in the company belonging to the nor
resident stockho,der can be attached
in suit In New York courts by serv-
ing the statutory notice upon the OF
| ticers Of the company at their resi-
dence. This decision seems to be salts
factory to the ordinary bushes pfae-
| tiCe
The action was brought and attach
ment levied upon Grcene's stock in tho
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
II Is this attachment that has now
been sustained by the appellate di-
vision
BY means OF this publication the
plaintiff was injured in his reputation
and in his business to his damage
$50, 900
Smith IL Ives are the attorneys for
the ptaintiff
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-14

II is now going on two years since
the pcculations of Medley, the friend
and townsmau Of CX-Collector Hoey,
were discovered. and the whole his
tory OF the audaclous thcfts exposed.
The friends of Ncclcy have coutrived
% delay and obstruct the course ol
Justice up to ,nIs time and now the
boast is again heard that h" VIII never
be punished for his crime. In fact it
begins tn look as il Republican raScals
were immune from punishment We
shall see