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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-15

H. Street Church, near Four-and-a-h half
streets southwest Finley 3. SePp. pas
tor-Subiect, II a N. The True Aim OF
Lie; theme. 7:20 .. m. The Garment
without Seam Sunday school. g.30
a. m; y. z. s C. Z, $50 p. N.
Ninth Street Church. corner Ninth and
D Streets northeast. E. 70. Bacby. pastor
Services. II a. m, III We SIT sill We
Die and al I-4j p. ~. The Greatest of
All Trusts" Sunday school. $3.50 a. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting. $50 p. III.
Whitney Avenue Memorial Church Sew
enth Street entrance 10 Soldiers Home.
IrG W. himmel. pastOr-Preaching service
az ii a. m. subject. The Sin OF Dis
couraging Othcr,i;" az night. 7-3O O'Clock.
subject. ITO See and 10 Love the Lord 80
sunday school - $3.50 p N. Seats free.
All welcome.
Vermont Avenue Church. Frederick D.
Power. pastOr--Services with sermon. IL
a. m and 100 D. m: Sunday school. $50
a. m; adult department. 9:45 a. m, Chris
ti9n Endeavor, $50 p. m; midweek meet
ing, Thursday. 7.3O p. II. All welcome.
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Other Services.

TheCsophy. third floor Metzerott build
ing. T Street-At s p. n. lecture by Sid
ncy F. Smith. subject. Vibrations"
branch meeting. Thursday, p. IN. Free
Public invited
The Educational Society Of Spiritual
lists VIII hold services Sunday at 1880 p
m. at SIG Ninth Street northwest Dr.
Temple viii address the audience. and
Mrs. Julia WaTueka viii give messages
from spirit-life. Prof Huntress viii rem
der appropriate music. Everybody well
cone.
Brethrea jDUnkers), corner Fourth
Street ana North Carolina Avenue south
east. Albert HoIlinger, pastor-Preachiug
az II a. u. and 7;45 p. m; Young PeO-
pies meeting at Gas p. m. All are vel
come.
Pan-Irenic. hall OF the Loyal Legion Of
Women. tlE Tenth Street, 8 p. m Seats
free; by Major Clarke. Prof. Cheyne's
Teaching On Bible Heroes as Astral
Myths"
Secular League. SIG Ninth Street north
west-Mr. W. d. Mackenzie viii lecture
on The Middle Ground Between Ortho-
doxy and Unbelief' at 3 p. m.
The National Institute Of Practical
Christening, Rauscher's, 1892 Connecticut
Ayenue-Services at 4 p. m, address by
Miss Emma Gray. subject. The Way 10
Opulence;" daily noon meeting and Mon
days at ( p. IN. at reading room, Loan and
Trust Building. F and Ninth Streets Pub
lie invited.
The Theo-P Progressive Spiritual Church.
Temple Hail. corner OF Twelfth and II
Streets nor'hcast-At 3 p. N. Rev. Moses
Hull viii preach Mrs. collier and DIT.
Temple viii give spiritual readings. Seats
free; all are welcome.
Rev. Helen Van Anderson Will speak at
431 Eleventh Street. near +. Confederate
Veterans nall, at p. m, subject, The
Woman 81 Samaria." Public invited.
Christadeiphian-W Washington Ecclesia,
hall over National Capital Bank, ZIG
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast-Seryices
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ll:15 a. m, subject, Blessed Are the
Meek, for They Shall Inherit the Earth. q"
Matt, y:7. All are invited. No collec-
Ton Special lecture course in April by
Mr.. Thomas Williams, OF Chicago. H.
Spiritualism. First Association. Masonic
Temple, Ninth and F Streets northwest
Services. 1870 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Rev
Moses Hull viii continue the subjects
presented last Sunday. morning and even
lngi spirit messages by Mr.. Keller after
evening lecture; silver collection at even
ing service; Sunday school at 10 a. N. All
welcome.
Reform Christian Sclencc-At 3 D. m. in
the lecture room Of the Halls OF the An
clents on New York Avenue. between
thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets north
west. Col Oliver c. Sabin win deliver
the seventh Of series Of twelve Tree
lectures teaching How to Heal the Sick
~ DiV.ne Method" Question meetings
Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. devoted
20 the answering OF such questions as
may be propounded on the Sunday lee
lures All invited.
Wesleyan PentecostaI Church. Ninth
and d Streets northwest, Rev. c. Howard
Davis, pastor-RevivaI services at II a.
m, p. m, and 7:30 p. m. and every
evening next week, except Saturday, at
t-"' tlOchs conducted by Evangelist
Rev Martha (. Curry. Of Stcneham. Mass.
All invited
Friends Meeting. Orthodox. corner
First and c Streets observation-disclosures N.
Jones, Of Philadelphia, a minister. and
editor OF the American Friend is ex-
pected TO attend. at Il a. n. Public cor
tially invited.
First Memorial Cnitei Brethren Church.
corner and North Capitol Streets-Rev.
U. ". BURNER. PastOT-Preaching at II
a. m and I,5O p n; morning theme.
Christ Only evening theme. Some
Reasons for Watchfulncss. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m; Juniors, $3.50 p. m;
Christian EndeavOr. $50 p. m; prayer
meeting Thursday evening. All welcome.
Mckinley Memorial Temple, temporary
quarters. the Schmidt Haas. 5l6 Ninth
Street northwest-ReV. George Buckler
viii preach at II a. m sunday school o. ga
a. n; no evening service. Seats free; ala
welcome
The Peoples Church. 42S e Street north /
west. Rev Alex. Kent, I as Jor-SermOn At
HIS a. m, subject. What business Is I
For" Prof. Newburgh's class lob a. n
All welcome.
First Brethren Church Twelfth and z
Streets southeast. Rev. ". NJ Lyon. pas
tor-Preaching. II a N. and 7.30 p. m:
confirmation services in the evening. Wei
come TO all.
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INDIANS WANT TO VOTE.
Senecss Of Western New York Asl, Citi-
zenship Privileges.

Senecas Of Western New York Ask Citi-
zenship Privileges.
A delegation Of Indians from the Seneca
Nation Is 10 the city endeavoring 20 Sc
cure favorable action by Congress upon
their request for granting 10 them cltl-
zenship- They are headed by Lester
Bishop and include among their number
". l. Parker and d. H. SiIverheels. Their
reservation is IN northwestern New York.
within short distance Of Buffalo AMI
Niagara Falls. where the neatness OF their
homes and lhelr highly cultivated farms
have long been objects Of admiration 20
al visitors 20 that section Of the State
the senecas have become tired OF being
Only the wards OF the Government and are
anxious thai they should be made fun
hedged citizens Of the country with he
right 20 vote They are an intelligent
laW-abidlng class. and have under eour-e
81 construction the buildings of rho
Thomas Orphan Asylum which viii be one
OF the arch .tectural gins OF thar psrt 81
the State.
A ball ia their behalf has recently been
introduced IN the House Of Represenra-
uTes By Mr. Ereeland. Of Salamanca. II
provides for the allotment Of lands TO the
Seneca Indians and the bestowaI uDon
them OF the right Of suffrage. II IA IN
the interests CT this bill that they have
come here.
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The ship subsidy bill. otherwise known
rs a bill to provide for ocean mail scrv-
ice between the United States ard foreign
ports and the common defence; TO pro
mote commerce and 90 encourage the deep
sea fisheries viii he passed by the Senate
On Monday next.
Under the agreement voting upon the
measure is 70 begin 20 o'clock p. N.
The early pl-t Of the session viii be de
voted 10 short speeches.
There is no doubt as TO the result and
when the final vote is taken. it viii De
seen th@t tas bill is regarded as a party
measure.
Vote on Party Lines.
Al CT The Democrats. except Mr. Nc
Laurin OF South Carolina, and possibly
the two Senator's from Louisiana. Messrs.
AcEnery erd Foster. viii vote against it's
passage. AL Ct the Republicans are ex-
pected 70 vote for it. although some viii
do so with a bad grace
The bill cCnIemplatcs an initial eyp5a-
ci-ure Ct about $St6.CCe year and a max
iDum expenditure at the end Of seven
years q Si.lvU.e80 a year.
Protection Of the President.
2lr. Hears bill for the protection Of the
President viii be the next subject to oc-
cupy the attention Of the Senate. 1t viii
develop a number OF speeches, especially
from the Democratic Senators. who are
inclined 10 believe that It is uaconstitu-
ional to provide a punishment for
crime directed against the President or
u "a
high ofice, different from that prescribed
when the crime is committed against any
ordinary citizen. The debate is likely 10
oe long, but Mr. Hear hopes TO pass the
OH without material amendment before
the close Of the week
0ieozarga-i1e and Exclusion.
Following the disposition Of that meas
ure. Mr. Prceter has given notice that
be VIII ask the Senate to proceed TO the
consideration OF Tire oieomarzarine bill
(which has already passed the Housed
piseing p-ohibitive On cleo when it is
eolored 10 initiate butter.
Air. PclrOse is also pressing for Che
consideration Of the Chinese exclusion
bin reported from his Committee OF I'm
migration.
Mr. Morgan is watching fer an oppor-
tunity 70 slip in his Nicaragua Canal bill
as the unfinished business, but It is not
expected that the measure viii be taken
up until the following week.
River and HaIbOr Bill.
In the House practically the entire week
viii be devoted 70 discussion Of the river
and harbor bill, which viii be followed by
the army appropriation bill
There is some opposition TO the river
AID harbOr bill amOng those whose dis
tricts have been sighted, and the irriga-
ton advocates are not altogether con
tent. but there is no likelihood OF any
combination strong enough to defeat
Chairman Burton and his committee
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m; Tuesday. s p m. young peoples pray
or meeting; Thursday, p. m, Bible club:
m, church prayer meeting. Welcome.
West Washington Church corner of
Thirty first and y Streets northwest.
Rev Cornelius c. Coleman. pastor-Sery-
ices: Pr hing. II a. m. aud 7.80 p. n.
by the p %, Sunday school. $50 a. m. +:
\. J.. : c f, $50 p. m; prayer meeting.
'i5o p. m on wednesday All are vel
come.
First Church. corner Of SixteeDr. and
o Streets aorthwest-BibIe school at $50
a. m; Are the Heather Worth the saw
ingZ' will be the subject Of Rev. DIT. E
h. Pollard 20 II a. m. at y.39 D. m. sub
jet, "A ShiEIyrecll;" young people. Tues
day. $50 p. m; weekly prayer service.
Thursday. 7;3o p u. All welcome.
Second Church. Fourth Street and Vir-
Binia Avenue soatheast. z. Hez SVEN.
pes,or-Subie,t. Us D n. How He
Amused a Crowd ia CITY Street" preach
ing, II a. N, by the pastor; free pews: ali
cordially invited Sunday school. $3.50 a
m; B. Y P. l.. 6 - p. m; prayer and So
cial service Thursday s7:45 p. m.
E Street Church. z Street. near Sixth
street northwest. Rev Dr. J. J. Muir.
pastor-Preaching services. II a. m. and
$50 p H.; pastOrs selects. Under His
Wings" and The Plague Of the Heart"
Sunday school go q. m: Christian En-
deavor meeting. 6.45 ?. m; prayer meet
ing, Thursday. 80 P. M. Strangers vel
coined.
Brookiand Church. Rev. H VI. Geren.
pastor-SUndoy sen0Ot $50 a. m. c. e.
Lynch. superintendent; preaching. IL a.
ID. and 5;39 p. M. BY the pastor: morn
ing subject. The Cross OF Christ the
Christians Glory;" evening subject. sin
ners Are Seif-destrcyers; Y p. 3. L..
$50 p. m; prayer meeting, Thursday. 100
p. m.
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets northeast, Rev. DR.. C. S. VIII
lams, pastor-Seryices: Bible school. $50
a. m; Young Peoples At $50 D. m:
Juniors at 3 D. m preaching at II a. m.
by Rev A F. Anderson, OF Calvary Bap-
list Church. and at 7.30 p. m. by Rev. +.
Fl. Zones. Of Virginia. All welcome.
Trinidad Church. Lewis Street north
east, Rev w. f. Dickinson. past0r-Sun-
Gay school. 2 p. m; communion. 3 D. m.
administered by Rev. W. J. Robson. Of
First Church: preaching at D. m ~ the
pastor. All are welcome.
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Luther Place Memorial Church. Thomas
Circle, J. G. Butler. pastor-Services.
with sermons by pastor. II a. N. and 100
m; Sunday school. $3.50 a. M; y. p. S.
C.. F., $50 p. m; Junior Endeavor, 800
D. m; prayer meeting Thursday
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland Ave
aue and Ninth Street northeast. c. H
Butler, Pastor-Services. with preaching
by pastor, II a. 10. and 1880 p. H.; Sunday
school. $3.50 q. m: Y. p. s. C. E.. $50
D. ~; Junior Endeavor, 3.15 p. D.; prayer
meeting Thursday.
Swedish services conducted every Sun
day evening a $50 o'clock in the chapel
Of the Luther Place Memorial Church
Vermont avenue and y Street, Rev. o. NJ
Anderson, Of St. Olafs Lutheran Church.
Baltimore. minister in charge.
St Pants English Church, Eleventh and
II Streets northwest. Rev. p. W Moot
pastor-Services at II a N. and 7.3O D. Iu.
evening theme, The Life Of Christ" IL
Illustrated with stereopticon views; Y p
S. C. F.. $50 p. m Seats are free and the
public cordially invited.
Grace Church. Thirteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest. Rev. J. E. A. Doer-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-15
LITIGATION Over TEE
WAGNER ESTATE ENDS
Heirs to Get Nearly a Million
Dollars Each.
One Of Them, a Canadian Butcher, No
titled That After Fifteen Years a
Settlement Has Been Reached.

TACOMA, Wash, March 15.-Jullus
Wagner, a butcher. living at Rosslsnd, B.
G., has been notified that he is one Of
four surviving heirs Of Julius r Wagner.
one Of the founders Of the Wagner Palace
Car Company.
a despatch from Rossiand says that
after fifteen years litigation. Wagner
and three other heirs have settled with
the Wagner estate for over three mil
lion dollars
Each expects to receive nearly = mil
lion.
Under the agreement OF settlement, the
first instailment Of money is 70 be rsid
May I.
Julius Wagner has a large family and
he intends 10 send his children to East
ern universities.
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Congregational.

Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road. near Fourteenth Street northwest,
Rev NJ Ross Fishburn, rastor-9.30 a.
m. Sunday school: II a. m. sermon by
Rev. j. L. Ewell, j.. D.. subject, The
Healing Of the Noblemans Son" $50 p.
m-. Junior Endeavor, p m. Senior En-
deavor, s p. NJ, sermon b. the pastor in
course under the auspices OF the mems
club, subject, The ReasOnabIcness OF
Religion"
First Church. corner Teath and G
Streets northwest. Rev. S. N. Newman.
D. D.. pastOr-SeTvices, il a. m. public
worship with sermon by pastor. D. N.
illustrated service upon the History OF
the Bible ia It's Manuscripts and Yer
sions; music by QuaTtette and chorus
choir led By DR.. j. W. Bischom. organist:
Sunda5 school, $3.50 a. H.; Christian En-
deavoTi Gas p. II.
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Good foT the Rabies

There is no better medicine made for babies
than thaulbe1iaiu's Cough Remedy. It's pleasant
taste and prompt and eiectual cures make i a
tayorite with the mothers Of small children &
quickly cures their coughs and colds preventing
pneumonia or other serious consequence Il not
only cures Group, but when givea az soon as the
cToupy cough appears VIII prevent the attack.
Oh4moerlains Cough Remedy contains no opium
or narcotic m any form. and may be given As
ccnnccutly 10 a baby as 20 adult. il always
cures For saie ny Henry Evans. Wholesale aud
Retail Druggist. sZ2-g2l ST. NV.
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Eew Church.

New Church. Sixteenth and corcoran
Streets northwest. Rev. Frank SewaU.
pastor-Serm5a. IL a. m: subject. The
Vineyard Given 10 Others" sunday school
12.l5 p. m; evening service. 100 O'Clock
with lecture fifteen. on rational Chris
tianity. by the Rev. John Goddard, Of
Newtownville. Mass, Revelation Re
vealed," Wednesdays. in pastors study
7:3O p. m; Young Peoples devotional and
doctrinal meeting; Fridays. 4-30 p. m. Ia
church; ltany and address.
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Christian Science.

Second Church or Christ. Scientist. hall.
1913 Twelfth Street nOrthwest-Services
Sunday II a. m. subject Matter" Sun
day school, u m; Wednesday. s p. m.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hall. 1907 Street northwest
Services. II a. n and p. m; subject.
Matter" Sunday school. II a. IA, We'd
nesday. S p. m: reading rooms in the
Bond Building. Public invited
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street
corner OF L Street northwest Rev. Ulys-
ses G. b. Pierce. min1ster-9-45 a. m.
Sunday school and class in comparative
religions, 10 a. IN, unity study class, Il
O'Clock, morning service. sermon by Rev.
John =. Forbes. OF Brooklyn. y. Y. 6-45
p. M, Young Peoples Religious Union
meeting in the chapel; s o'clock, evening
service. Rev. John p. Forbes viii preach.
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Dr.. TaI.nage Coming Home.

NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-THE Rev.
Or. Dewitt Talmage. accompanied by Mrs.
Talmage and Dr. Lawrence Shields. his
physician, left last night over the Louis
Vile and Nashville for Washington. His
condition showed steady Improvement.
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SOCIETY OF ARTISTS.

Opening Reception and Private View
This Evening.
The opening reception and private view
OF the exhibitions OF the Society Of Wash
ingtOn Artists and the Washington Archi-
tecturaI Club viii be held this evening
from $50 TO II o'clock in the hemieycle
Of the Corcoran Art Gallery.
This Is the twelfth annual exhibition
OF the society and IS without doCbt the
best collection ever shown under its aus
pices. Besides the strong local work the
display contains pictures By a dozen OF
more famous American painters residing
in ether cities.
The patrOnesses Of the reception are
Lady PauncefOte. Mrs W Sheffield
COwles. Mrs Horace Gray. Mrs Harriet
Lane Johnston. Mrs James Mcmillan
Mrs. Nelson A Miles, and Mrs. Frances
G.. NCWlands.
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UniveTsaliSf-

Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and L
Streets northwest. Rev, John Van Schaick
jr.. pastOr-Services, II a. N. and 1870 p.
m; the pastor will preach; Sunday school,
9:45 a. m; kindergarten. II a. m; Young
Peoples Christian Union. go p M;
prayer meeting. Thursday, p. N. All are
invited.
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LADY METHUEN TO RETURN.

Reaches Southampton and VIII Imma-
diately Go Back to Africa.
LONDON. March l5.-Lady Methuen ar
rived az Southampton from Cape Town
This morning.
she viii return Immediately. that she
may be BY the side OF her wounded hus-
band
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-15
Baptist.

Calvary Church. Eighth and II Streets
northwest. Rev s. H. Greene. d. D.. pas
1oI' heY- a. r. Anderson, pastors assist
snt-Sunday school, $50 a. m. Miles M
Shand. superintendent; preaching serv-
ices. II a. M. and 1880 p. N; intermedI-
ate Christian Endeayor meeting, $50 0.
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FORECAST FOR NEXT
&C. week IN CONGRESS
Ship Subsidy Bill to Pass as
Party Measure.
PROTECTOR TO PRESIGENT

Senator Hoar to Urge Consideration of
His e-OleomaIgariae and Chi
nese ELclusiOn-Hr. Morgan and the
Nicaragua Canal
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Lansburgh &Bro
MORE
BARGAINS.

( The usual active. busting scenes VIII
be in evidence in the Domestic section
again Monday. Here are values that VIII
meet with ready response.
I case yard wide Utica bIeached ~,
mrsiin. good round thread. for wear. II.
. special ......--.. -..-.....-..-.-
? lots high-grade ~wa1sutta" sheeuag.
to close out
IS inches wide. price 22c-for lie.
IL yards wide. price 25c-for 1sc-
50 doz. E5xs6 Pillow Cases 4n1C
LanSourgh's sDecial-Drice lie RtLI
S9cclei --------- --..-.-.-.-- y =
45-inch vide "Androscoggln~ IN or
bleaehed uuslin-p-ice 1zize. Spe- MI
Cali ---------- ..---.--.--- "
42-ineh wide Dallas unbleached NJ
muslin-price llc-ior- --.--------.-..O
Tot yard-wide PercaIes. suitable FOR
MORNINGS. black ground with n I n
white hgure-price IKE To close HZl
out .------- .-...----..-. " r
- ssa:, &c, ss.'a s5.gs; ri.sas 1870
/ case Alpine Rose" bleach
ed muslin. yard wide - finer <N1P
than Pride OF the West" HI
Price 1Z1zc-specsal- ---....-.-. v
Lansburgh &Bro
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30
e OVER AND TREE.

and ferns should never be al
40 \, stand in draft :.
,aoss is seen on fruit trees, 1t
.olon as evidence of lack Of
IN the trees
,1ool soil in which to set a plant
% 'hat Is moist, without being wa
I "ad neither too dry nor too wet.
|. ,s n great enemy of window
tn connection with dry heat.
.,mst m be taken TO keep the air
ala the tea plant is naturally n
=, hv means of pruning it Is kept
~ Tint 1t seems to be only Il
,ot,inc in n dry soil the plant
I, he well rooted and stocky. as 1t
|aoncnd on the roots 1t already
make start.
1, - nil kinds flower and fruit
oo,v atter they have reached the
heir support When they have
(. (.1" they set about blooming.
l,ios should be planted In October.
|nouled they should not be dis
Int should be allowed to form
cnmns Thus treated the flow
(croase in size and beauty with
Ipccecding season.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30
urntn WEIGHTS,

average weight Of a Scotehman's
h sixty ounces, an Engllshman's s
IIne a lrenchman's a little over
Eye The weight OF Dutch, Frlsl-
INan and Lapp brains come near
the Engllshman, while the Ger
main is in many Instances heav-
Fine Polish brain Is fo-tyseven
Among IIindoo and other races
Ia It Is from forty-one to forty
|,Bres but Mussulrnans average
Ind the Khonds. one of the abo-
races of India. much less--not
thirty eight ounces. Travelling
China. the brain weight of the
there settled increases. In Afrl-
average weight Is from forty
b forty eight ounces: In America
the Indian averages rty-seyen
: In Australia from forty to for
ounces,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30
ORDINANCE,
tNo. l57.l

tN0. la1)
|ilng for a franchise for Eiec-
Rht and Gas plants.
orda,E2i hv the Mcv"r and
p Con1''l ,. the 'ity of Toe
follows.
]. That a franchise be and
p is hereby granted to Joseph
r. and his assigns. to supply
|aOi'ants OF the City of Tucson
Rectriclty and gas for all pur-
Y which the same Ia now or
fFeafter be applied. the dura-
sad franchise to be the periol
fyh'e years, to commence on
day Of February. A. ID. 1902.
Said Henry shall have the
erect and maintain In the city,
electric light works for the
'0Fe OF gas and electricity for
poses above expressed. and to
and maintain the same during
Ih0ance Of this franchise. He
f'e The right to erect poles and
|"ifes for the distribution of
~ throughout the said city.
MAINTAIN same in all or ary
streets. alleys, and public
Of The city, In such manner
P"e'Nr. as to offer the least in
% with the public use thereof,
/ hsht to make necessary ex-
Tor lay and maintain mains.
oaR and supply pipes In all or
1e streets. alleys and public
/ o' lhe city for the distribu-
sdS for the purposes herein
r. all excavations made in
" p'h'j9 ways shall be re-
graded within five 90 days
opening lnereof, and such
pAh.io ways restored to US
u''Noa Us the same were In ut
ol Tic announcement of such
=, III the cost OF the said
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30
o,lrin of Word Grlnwo,

word "gringo. which MexIcaus
10 Americans when speaking Of
With contempt. IL said to have
origin thus: During the Afexi-
II our soldiers got into the hab-
alllng the simple Mexican sol
-hom they took prisoners green
0 signify their ignorance Of
In general aud OF military tac-
,ecialy. The Mexicans retaliat.
'alIiug the Americahs "greenos,"
Is word finally degenerated into
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30
Her smile.

'oked despairingly into vacancv.
2 had my misgivings," he sa!d
Il, passionless voice. but now !
Your laugh shows me you are
heartless.
urned pale.
yens" she cried Ia terror. did
MS mouth as wide as thatf"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30

forget that DR.. Fl. A. Schell,
ician, is permanently located in
Weak eyes. headaches and
trouble cure. by glasses. Sat
b guaranteed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30

French Restaurant continues 70
! It's business. because its pa
now that they are we'll treated
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30

Try The Citizens Classified Ads.
rhey bring results.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-30

The freshest supply of chOcolnfas
and bon-bons at Zeiglsr'a.