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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-26
IN THE SHOPS.

In some senses of the word it is a
charm. not in others, however for it is
a small red skull. something the color
the soil in some places gives to hu-
man bones. There are diamond eyes
and ring at the top by which it is at
tached to chain. and there is a SER
mon upon the brevity of human life.
OF all things for a woman, it is the
last that il would be supposed she
would need in her paraphernalia. but
perhaps that is the reason she wears
II on ring with a number of other
trinkets in gold-a square safe of the
precious metal.
Real violets. real artificial ones that
is to say, in contradistinction TO. en-
broidered, painted. or chiffon flowers
edge a parasol. The parasol is plain
of white silk, and the entire edge I'm
Ished with band Of these violets a
deep purple in color.
Here is for side elastics. Probably
the woman who almost counts the
threads in her wearing apparel that
there may not be one more than is alb
Solutely necessary. would not wear
them. but the more slender woman
might. They are OF silk. and at the ton
There is a nice little bow Of ribbon with
IONS rings cmbCoidered-that is. rings
covered Ike Inc renaissance cmbroid-
cry RINGS in white tackled to a ribbon
hrrn and there. There is a largo ring
worked i'm silk Of pink or blue or what
over Is the color OF the castle. to but
ian or eW to the edge OF the corsets.
Very pretty and Eood-sizcd work
7 n~7 capable actually. Of holding
t'."n Of work thet is bigger than a
faad c~CEief. cost only Go cents. These
~ourd IisCe stinened for the
tili0 'ho ba~ materia' gathered onto
IS 2nu e. the whole drawn UP with
bon a tn p. The material is
~ tne p -tty cotton goods of
'-- ~ "ratonnes in dainty pat
&c. n r. iccte caiorS.
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Hou7ecleaninr

brow ava" II the ragged. dirty
end pot Aa-dlehoiders and make
ones I'll hest Find has an o,,t-
co-cr oe $3.50 da-z cotton stnff
WitA ca ;ote-!.airg CT TIN lsather.
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Kitchen and Cable.
PRIZE RECIPES.

! CHICKEN SAUTE A LA MARENGO.-
Prepare two fat. tender chickens as for
! tricasse; place in saucepan with two
ounces of butter and a gill of olive oil,
half grated nutmeg and salt. white and
req pepper to taste. Place pan on brisk
nIe, Try chicken slightly brown on both
slueS; drain part of the fat off, add tea
spoonful OF chopped shallots, bruised
cioVe OF garlic and six medium-sized
sIced mushrooms: fry two minutes long
err add a pint of Spanish sauce Ctomato
ana chopped onion seasoned with salt and
req pepper, little broth and two glasses
Oh sherry wine. Cover and let simmer
Iilteen minutes. Heap in d pyramid form
On oIsn, pouring sauce mixture over. Fry
separately in hot butter eight eggs, place
around the chicken and serve.
DREAMED CORN SPANISH.-Cut the
corn from twelve ears, or take the con-
tents OF can of corn; drain the juice off
and add enough milk to make a pint.
Heat this and season with pepper, salt
and small lump of butter Mince the
corn very fine, place a layer of fine bread
crumbs in the bottom of buttered pud-
dlng TN; over this a layer of corn, Few
spoonfuls Of tomato catsup. and scatter
few olives in. Repeat layers of bread,
corn corn: catsup. etc. with bread crumbs for
the top. over all pour the hot milk and
bake half an hour. Serve hot.
veal; when cooked strain the liquor re-
move the fat and bones and chop the
meat fine; add one grated nutmeg. half
teaspoon of pepper allspice and cloves.
Put the mixture on the fire to simmer
gently; when the liquor becomes Jelly.
pour into mold; let it remain until next
day; line the mould with slices of hard
boiled eggs and olives alternately. slight
ly warm the jelly again (but do not heaD
and pour into the mold.
o.
STEAK SINOLAISE.-Proc a thick
steak off the round of beef or veal, wash
it clean. make several incisions, in which |
place small cloves of garlic sprinkle with
salt, pepDer and one tablespoonful vine |
gar; let stand half hour: have ready. hot. |
p saucepan. large enough for the meat to |
he in fiat; spread sweet lard on both sides I
Of steak; sprinkle it thickly with -four !
and fry under cover to preserve Odor) to !
! light brown color on both sides. Slice |
four onions. chop fine a little parsley. |
thyme and sage, and place them on the |
meat. add a Glove. spice or two. and a
eaf of laurel; cover with cold water and |
ct simmer slowly until it forms a rich |
nick gravy Serve hot with plain boiled |
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Bring your bottle to the Council
liquor house if you wish. and I will
fill it at your own prices. 10 East First
South
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Mobiles New Mauor.

The Catholic Knights of America
justly claim that number of Catholic
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

opsni"s. Highest, Lowest ouot"tion, Following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, B Broadway. New York, and 15 Center street street, New Haven:
 Open High Low Last
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THE INQUEST FRIDAY.
Investigation Into the Munro Case VIII TrraIya p1aca Then-FlIneral To-Day.

Investigation, Into the Munro Case Will
 Take Place Then--Funeral To-Day.
 Deputy Coroner Pond, who is hand- linz the case of D. Thorpe Munro, said last night that the inquest would be held Friday, and that he had received word from Harry W. DuPuy stating that he would arrive in New Haven to- morrow. The other men will return by Friday, it is expected, and the inquest will start on that morning.
 MT. Pond was working on the case a great part of the time yesterday and is Investigating every particular.
 The funeral of MT. Munro will take place this afternoon at his late home, 165 woodward avenue, and the officiat- ing clergymen will be Rev. MT. Griffin, pastor of St. Andrews M. E. church at the Four Corners, and Rev. George M. People, an Advent church minister of Hartford. Delegations will attend from Elm Tree lodge, New England Order of Protection; Lodge Mo- 10 of the Stat ary Engineers and the annex fire de- partment, of all of which MT. Munro wasa member. The bearers will be two members of each of these organizations. The interment will be in the East Ha- ven cemetery.
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MALCoM X COoMBE.

36 Center Street, Members New York Stock . Exchange.
 New York, July 8.
 Bid Asked
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Eflratrcia1.

Ninety-seven per cent of the mines in the Tombstone Mining District of Arizona haveN been merged into a single Company Tine Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company, Ltd.-under the supervision of The Development Company of America.
 These mines have produced from the surface to. an average depth of 500 feet over S3o,ooo,ooo. Twenty-four hundred feet of still richer deposits remain to be mined, as demonstrated by the reports of such eminent mining engineers as Prof. John A. Church, Wm. A. Parish, Prof. W. P. Blake and w. F. Staunton.
 We offer, at par, in denonli- nations ; to suit the purchaser, Ss,ooo,ooo, of 6 per cent Special Contract Bonds of The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company, Ltd, accompanied. by a like amount of Capital Stock. Bonds are to perfect purchase, equip and further develop the properties.
 The Consolidated Company should earn operating expenses, interest charges, retire the Bonds in four years and pay AZ on the Capital Stock during the retire. ment period. Under less favor able conditions these properties have earned as high as $25o,ooo, net, per month.
 For full particulars address AMERICAN FINANCE AND SECURITIES COMPANY,
 1921 Park Row, % New York. or E. R. HANSON, New Haven Representative, First National Bank Building.
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Government Bonds.

Cotton. Reported over the private wire Of /. L. Me. Lean & Co.,, 25 Broad street, New York; New Haven office $40 Chapel street. Hu- bInger Building. Norman A. Tanner, manager.
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FOX GIRL IMPROVING.

It was reported at the hospital last night that Mary Fox, who is alleged to have been assaulted by Frank A. Rutz in West Haven Saturday night was much improved and she was entirely mt of danger
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The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Connectl- cut with authority to act us Executor, Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee. under will or deed.
 IS legal depository of money paid intu Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts aa Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidence of indebt- edness, manage sinking funds, and do fiI
 1t also does general Banking buslnessl collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re- ceives deposits The principal of each Trust Is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the CoRiS pany.
 med by the Bank Examiner of the State od
 HENRY L. HoTCHK1ss, President, <
 - EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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ROLLING MILL STRIKE.

Statement by a Committee of the Men
 There is promise of a lively borough
 A committee of the striking employees of the rolling mill stated officially last night that none of the men had return ed to work, that the strike was still in full effect and would be continued un- til their demands were granted. They also declared that the mill was closed except for few machinists who were making repairs.
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ARRESTED FOR TREsPAssING.

Two State Railroad Detectives Capture
 Four Men.
 Yesterday afternoon. in the cut of the old Derby railroad, four men were ar- rested for trespassing. They were ar rested by Detectives Caulfield and Ha- zelhurst, two state railroad detectives. The men were entering the different freight cars in the cut, but had taken nothing. The men arrested were Dan- iel HanIey. Charles Haley, James Hart and Frank Williams. They were taken to the Howard avenue police station for a nights rest.
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by Prince 6 WhiteIy, bankers and brokers, g Broadway, New York; 15 Center street, New Haven. Conn:
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YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB

At meeting of the New Haven Young Mems. Republican club com- pany Monday evening the following di- reetors were elected: Frederick l.. Aver ill, Jacob P. Goodhart, John T. Manson, Samuel 5. M. M. Smith, A. Mcclellan Mathewson, Colonel Isaac M. Ullman, Minott A. Chatfield, and James A. Howarth. Officers of the company are to- be chosen later. The company con- trols the property of the Young Mems Republican club at Grown and Temple streets.
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported
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At Which the Three-Quarter Mill Tax and fhe Engine House Removal Cues tton wiII he Debated AgRin-F. H.. Ford Co's Factory Whistle on Deck Other Notes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
WALLER BURNS ENDORSED
For Judge OF the Proposed New Fed
eral District 81

For Judge OF the Proposed New Fed
eral District.
Groesbeeck. Texas, February 1T.-At q
regular meeting of the Limestone County
Bar association, held 90 this day, William
n. Jackson. president, present aud presli-
ing, and also present Marrerro Herring,
secretary, upon a full attendance of the
membership the folio wing preamble aud
resolution was introduced and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, We see from the public prints
that the bill creating the Southern Federal
judicial district of Texas has been fayora
uly reported by the committee having same
In charge; and,
Whereas, We are also advised that said
bill will probably become u law at an early
date; and,
Whfreas, We recognize in Hon. Waller
L. Burns of Houston an able, honest and
conscientious lawyer and on Rffabie gen.
tlenan, who We know to be well suited AMI
qualified by education, habits and taste TO
preside over said court: theTefors, be It
Resolved. by the bar association OF Lime
stone county, That we take Pleasure In rec
gmmeDdirg and indorsinE the said Waller
/. Burns of Houston tc the president VI
tho United States as a suitable person for
ynid tndgeshlp. and In his appointment the
Federal Judiciary would be hopored. and,
In our opinion, strengthened aud we there,
fore most heartily recommend hin for sald
position
w. 7. Jackson, President.
ARrrero Herring Secretary. -.
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OVERLOOKED.
There Are Patent Medicines and
Remedies Without Number
For Every Disease and AfNiotian But One

For Every Disease and AffIiotian But One
prominent physician was recently ASKED
why II was that there are so many blood
purihers,r nerve tonics" aud remedies for
every ili, except one Of the most common
and annoying viz; piles. He replied, there
are two principal reasons. First, physi.
clans and people In general, have thought
a surgical operation, that medicinal prepa-
rstions were simply palliative. Another
reason Is, that piles is In no sense OF the
word an Imaginary disease; the sufferer
from piles is very much sware OF the fact.
and FOR this reason, the few so called pile
saIves, ointments, ETC.. have been shore.
lived, The patient very soon discovered
Ne saws further, fortunately, however,
there is q new remedy for piles, which
Judging from its rapidly growing popularity.
wifi soon take the place OF all other treat
mert, h has certainly made astonishing
cures In this obstinate disease and its
n,erit has made It famous among physi.
clans and wherever IL has been Introduced.
This remedy is sold by all druggists under
ths name OF Pyramid Pile Cure.
Prom the immediate relief which the Py-
r.rnid Pile Cure gives In all ferms of piles.
many physicians supposed u ooutain.d
NM anon analysis Il was found 70 be per-
fectly free from anything of the Kind, and
thst the Instant relief and cure which fol-
iaSS its use IL rather the result OF Its re-
markabe healing, soothing action on the
ptTr@ s. PVrsmid Pile Cure is the only rene.
avr except 4 surgical operation. which I'm
mediatkly relieves, and permanently cures
every form Of piles "a - a.. a
Itis sod BY druggists at - cents 4nd
81 Or by nail from pyramid Drug Co.
MarshslL Mich.
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WORK IS UNDER WAY
ON THE ELECTRIC CAR LINE AT
BEAUMONT.
w. j. ShipIey is Dead After Lingering
Since Early January with Both
Legs Cut OF.

Beaumont Texas, February H..-what IL
regarded by all Beaumonters as the most
important happening in the city today was
the renewal OF work on the street railway
system. A gang Of nifty men was set M
work on Pearl street. at the eud of the
pavement, and late this afternoon the men
had prepared about two blocks for the shell
ballast that Is being used.
Nh NJ A, Orlopp. who IS in charge Of
the work. thinks he can have the line IN
operation by May l.
The copgested condition Of the city around
the business center emphasizes the need Of
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INDICTMENTS FoR BURGLARY.

A Number of Them Returned in 5sxar
County.
San Antonio, Texas. February 1.-THE
grand Jury reported eighty nine bills OF
Indictment In tho Thirty seventh district
court this afternoon, Among those IN,
iicted aret Juan Ybarra, Leno Mata. Vic
totisps Sataba, Alvino Reyes and Gabno
Arnadeple, charged with burglary. They
were, arrested BY Sheriff Tobin and are
llleRed to have burglsrlEed the tailor shop
n 1heiss u Redner last March. the siege
Of SSska Bros, Noes store, Otto Rocks
stsse and various other places. In some
asses the goods were stolen by the wagon
Dad and the total amount Of goods charged
o have been stolen foots up ever 5000.
These burglarieB have been going 90 for
/ .nerict OF two years.
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The supreme Court.

Austin, Texas February 1.-THE follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today:
Certified questions answered; Emma
Milo ct al, VS., Anna Nuske ct al, from Wal.
Ter.
Mandamus awarded: Mccurdy q Daniels
VS.. t. III. Conner 81 al
Submitted: 81. l. Naquin ct NJ VS.. Texas
Savings and Real Estate Association, from
Harris; Wesley Peacock vs.. August Lin
burger ct al, from Bexar.
Motion granted 10 ale amended original
petition: r. W. Hardwood vs.. Charles Ro-
gan, commissioner, ct al, petition for man
damus
Melton to strike out certificate Submitted !:
81. L. Naauln ct al vs.. Texas Savings and
Real Estate Association, from Harris.
The maudamus awarded In Mecnrdy a
Daniels VS. T. II. Conner Ell ST. u TO com
pei the Fort Worth court Of civil appeals
70 certify to a question OF law, which re-
lates more 10 she practice than anything
else.
The amended petition in the Hazlswood-
Regain mandamus case Is TO bring other
parties into the suit
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FREE HELP FOR BAD BLOOD.
Remedy Cures Blood and Skin Diseases,
itching Humors, Eczema, Sorofula, etc.

Remedy Cures Blood and Skin Diseases,
itching Humors, Eczema, Sorofula, etc.
Send no money, simply write and try
Botanic Blood Balm az cur expense. We
distributed free over 10000 treatments ~
Hamilton county, Ohio. The cures made
by Blood Balm spread so fast we were UNI
able TO oil orders. IL Is the same every.
where A trial Of Blood Balm is our best
reference, so don't hesltate to write for
free sample.
If you suffer from ulcers, eczema scrofu.
Ia, Blood Poison, cancer, eating sores. Itch
ing skin, pimples, b0ils, bone palms. swell
lngs, rheumatism. catsrrh or amy blood OF
xkln disease. We advise you to take BOtnnlc
Blood Balm ID. B. b., Especially recon.
mended for old, obstinate, deep-seated cases
OF malignant blood or skin diseases because
Botanic Blood Balm (B. p. b. kills the
poison In the blood, cures where III else
tails. heals every sore. makes the blood
pure aud rich. gives the skin the rich glow
Of health. B. b. B., the most perfect blood
purifier made. Thoroughly tested for 30
years. Costs 81 per large bottle at drug
stores To. introduce e sample OF Blood
Balm sent free by writing Blood Balm Co.
t35 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga Describe
trouble and free medical advice also given
This Is an honest ofer-medicibe sent al
once. prepaid.
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EXCHANGE OPENED.
Trading IL, tho Texas Stocks Has Not Yet
Begun.

Trading in the Texas Stocks Has Not Yet
Begun
Especial to The Post) -,
New Orleans, February 1.-THE New Or
leans oil Exchange was formally opened
this morning and the drst call made at IL
o'clock large number Of members OF
the exchange gathered on the door before
the opening time aud Inspected the new
fittings, which make the exchange an ut
tractlve place, At II o'clock the floor was
called to order by Secretary ii. Woests and
the lists of oil stocks called. AS soon as
the call was over the quotations were post
cd on the new blackboards and the ex-
change was chrIstened. some trading was
done between the brokers present and as
this was the jrst day of business at tSe ex-
change aud as proper chance has not yet
been given investors for buying oil stocks
II is expected that the trddiag In future
will amount to q large volume.
The hours Of the exchange will be from
o a. IN until p. M. with one call each
day of II o'clock, The stocks dealt in 70
day were all local companies. The Texas
companies will be listed later on.
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Joe psrte, Reosptured.

Bryan, Texas, February I7-News has
been received here of the recapture of Joe
Darter by Sheriff Berry Of Madison county,
who escaped from the jail at MsdisonvilIe
last fall Barter killed n man in Hunts
vile three or four years ago. was tried tnerc
and convicted but got new trial and the
venue was changed to Grimes county. Inc
venue was again changed and the case sent
10 Madison county. He was tried there
last fab, convicted and given fye years In
th. psnitentisry. The same night he es-
capped from Jail and has been at large until
Yesterday
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Voters on The Bond l,su.

Galveston. TesaR, February NT--Ths
board OF inquiry which IL TO compile
list Of those who are entitled to a vote at
the coming election for the bresSwater
bond issue began it's labors this morning,
The board will set for tsenty.nvs days, and
will compile a list Of all the taxpayers noy
enrolled. and of any others who may rem
der their property between now and the
tiine the boGrd adjourns No QUE whose
name does not appear on the roll prepared
by the bonrd will be entitled to a vote at
the election. The members Of the board
are the county Judge. and the assessor and
COLLECTOR Of faxeE
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Laasa. in Fsyetts County.

Ia Grange, Texas February 1.-The
southern OIL company, Of corsicans, Tex
as, today nledNin the office of the county
clerk OF this county twenty six oil and
mineral leases on about 5000 acres OF land
In the viclnity OF the towns OF Carmine
and Iedbetter This company nled for rec
ord in this county twtntyseven similar
leases on lands in the same territory last
August making a total Of rfty.three leases
taken aud oiled BY It during the past SIX
months.
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oranna to aulId on esfaes.

Orange, Texas, February 1.-THE Hig-
gins oil and Fuel company has placed an
order with the Weaver g. Levingston ship
yard at Orange tor the construction OF two
big oil barges. the dimensions Of each Of
which will he ibe. feet long. thirty,si1 ieet
beam and eleven feet depth of hold. Each
Of the barges win have 4 capacity OF 600
barrels, and work will begin on them AZ
once. The ship yard Is sssured that \,
these barges are satisfactory orders VIII
b. placed for number Of others.
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Galveston Texas February II Charles
Daniels. eyed 50 years died Yesterday at
his residence, 1922 Market street. Tho de-
ceased Was a member Of Hook and Ladder
company No J. and was one Of the oldest
hrenen in the city He had ever been
faithful 10 his duty, and was regarded as
ons of the best men In the department. His
funeral occurred az clock this afternoon
from his late residence.
Mrs Martin silva died at II o'clock to.
day AZ 81. Mary's inarmarJ Her funeral
will occur at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
from her late residence, Seventh and Post.
oTiCa streets,
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switch engine on tho night Of January o.
Among Shlpley'S Injuries was fractured
skull and his battle for life was a most
heroic one. II wAs NOT believed at nrst
that he would live longer than few hours
but the shock and the loss Of blood wera
finally too much Tor even hts iron conSti-
tuition Ills wife and child, who live at
Dickinson, n. ~, visited the unfortunate
man few days ago, and he was setting on
SO We'll that they returned bone The body
win be shIpned TO North Dakota for burial.
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Small Mrsnk ~ R.IIn

sherman, Texas. February IA wrecR
occurred on the Texas and Pacific railway
at Bells yesterday. No one was very So
rlously injured. six box cars were smash.
ed almost into hndliug wood, the freight
contained in them being scattered aud
damaged. Lloyd Cooper. the engineer. and
Pat Cole, the fireman, jumped in time to
save themselves
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New oil Company Chartered,

Austin. Texas. February H.--The follow.
lag oil charter was iied today:
= union OIL Refining aud Fuel company, OF
behumont Capital stock S5oOOo0 Pur.
pose TO prospect for OIL and erect tanks
reservoirs. pipe lines etc Directors, j.
~ Keith, u. X. Noryell II. NJ Mothner
sam Park j. Weiss. Robert Steiner, w
The, Beaumont on and Mineral COMPANY
amended Its charter SO as to provide for
an INCREASE OF capital from. $4,000 to