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rur SENATE,


u rerss January So.-The senate
N, norning with quorum present,
|,ur, Governor Neal presiding.
Fan committee No. reported sub
4, d bills TO apply penalties for fraud
s;sal elections to those of primary
I,u
M Hale secured the adoption OF
NJ, providing that the senate com
!, q education shall appoint subcom-
!. b at in conjunction with a similar
,rrlttee from the house to draw
u purpose Of which will be to revise
e,hSd laws
ruedn Of Senator Wilson, Mrs. S. e.
4 Ess Invited TO address the legislature
|,nsinooa on the subject of domestic
|li Industrial training.
,,ia Pa0blon offered a resolution or
t,t requesting an appropriation for
OF home for adult
RMte next considered the Galveston
nAng bill, as passed by the house,
|galre committee amendments author
| he Investment Of the sinking fund.
\ 1 few words OF explanation by SEN
'liTliscn Of Galveston, the bill was
EDa third reading, then finally, I'M
suspension Of the rules, without
kdns vote.
ailr announced additions to the SEN
firting committees as follows:
Rtsy No. l. Perkins; internal I'm
9a@ls Savage, Faublon; finance.
Z, HENDERSON; agricultural affairs, Per-
4fw Decker secured suspension Of
~ and final passage of the bin pro-
b i1 The forfeiture Of permits to do
n IN Texas of foreign corporations
fs'e causes removed from State TO
ny mufS because of diverse citizen
.lecrcsnce with the request of the
4 &l ssi resolution the governor returned
u gI nxlng the time Of holding court
iGiy-seventh judicial district.
~ Nd city corporations committee
9 iaSofahly bill by Paulus providing
'gsns Of less than 1900 inhabitants
spehss with the office Of civ mar
~ issorlhly on Faust's hill limit
~ q wares to each thousand in
\ law. '''-u ui'u'l ne
ssI.se sat IN executive session and
e me appointments sent in vester.
n he governor. " '0'''
.lol q senator Perkins there was
H. special order for next Friday
~ olll appropriating $40. 900 for
ss,asnt oil the iron industry at
~ y ~ ! second special order for the
4 S,s I .Ss Hale had set his bill pro.
I'm. 'ne state shall pay cost OF
quarantine in counties and
I'M t Az, secured a suspension Of the
!. a r-si passage Of his bill providing
-Ss1auon Of judgments and ali
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TIRED OF RELIEF BILLS.



Members Expressed Themselves Freely on
the Subject.
Austin, Texas, January 80 In the house
today Mr. Perry Of Bra2oria sked sus.
pension Of the rules 10 take up and pass
the bin allowing tho State tax to be used
by the officials of that county for the inn
provemeut of lts roads and bridges. Mr.
Perry explained that the entire county had
boon swept 10y storm and visited by other
disasters during recent years and was en-
titled by the highest rules Of liberaiity to
this concession from the stale.
Mr. Beatty Of Caldwell county, speaking
to the bill, said he was tired Of snch ques-
lions coming before bis house ~ am IN
favor of compelling counties 10 pay their
taxes. Caldwell county mas sustained mis-
fortunes Of this kind bur has never asked
any such favor from the state
Mr. Dun made an eloquent speech IN sup
port of the measure. He referred 10 the
early history OF Brazoria county when IN
It's aRluence and wealth II assisted all Texas
In It's struggles for Independence and after
ward ia its settlement aud Development.
eft was this grand old county which in IL
carly history FURNISHED your statesmen ana
wisdom For o series Of years u has sus
tatned one misfortune after another, ana
proud as she once was now hes laheuisnlllS
and bleeding ar your feet. Grant her this
reIlef aud she viii recover her fallen 10.
tunes and again take her place toward the
front of the prosperous counties In Texas.
Mr. shannon of Bell, discussing the bill
eaid. 81 hope II VIII not pass. We mus.
have money 10 run this government and tf
Ne relieve an the counties asking relie'
where. / ask. are we TO get tue money
Nlilam and other counties along the Brazo
rivpr have suffered untold misrortuneH dur
mo the mast yoar or so, and suppose we eA
enpt them all from the payment Of thci
taxee. what VIII become OF oar revenues
Tha dentists, lawyers, merchants ana 9th
bneioess and professional men are askln-
n 81 exempt from taxation, and II thu
bouse passes all these measures Of RELIEF
asked the state viii need no tax collectors
for she viii have no taxes % collect
INA hil finally passed TO engrossment by
n vote of GO 10 81
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FEDERATION or COMMERCIAL CLUBS
General Meeting Has Been Called for
February 1 5 al Waco


February I 5 at Waco.
Waco. Texas, january 20. "A conference
Of the committee that wns appointed nj
Dallas last week by the meeting held to or
ganize state federation Of commercial
bodies was held In this city this afternoon.
The following members were present: d
Woodhead Of Houston, Sam Parks OF Beau
roont. r. d. Bowen OF Paris q. p. Pad.
dock Of Fort Worth John shelton Of Mar
shall and W. D Hayden OF Pilot Point,
MIR Hayden presided at tho meeting and
Mfr Woodhend acted rs secretary II was
thought advisable az first 10 perfect "A
permanent organization 40 the meeting D.
d,ly, bdt after further consideration t. was
thought best To delay this effort Aero
mgiy m address was ISSUED TO the com.
merclul organizations Of the state chilling
upon them 70 meet IN Waco February rs
Cor the purpose OF cifectiDg the state or.
ganizaticn. The address Is q strong one
ana urged every commercial body IN the
State 10 send Representatives 70 tho coming
meeting The call Is signed by The mem
bers Of the committee appointed 70 draft H.
as follows: y r. Paddock y woodhead,
sam Parks. w W.. selcy. ". r. Ma
roney and r. D, Bowen
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PLAN no PENSION TgAcHERs.
Legislature Win Be Asked TO Pass Net
essary Law

Legislature Win Be Asked TO Pass Nee
essary Law
San Antonio, Texas, January 3oAt a
meeting Of the board Of school trustees of
the independent school district Of San An
tonic held tonight It was decided to ask
the legislature to pass a bin authorizing the
school board TO create teachers retire
ment and pension fund from per cent Of
the teachers wages and from gifts, lega-
cies ana similar sources upon consent OF
teachers IN their contracts Of employment
The desired bin has been prepared and
immediate steps VIII be taken 10 have r.
passed it gives the teachers power % re,
tire after ga years Of age 10 males and 50
in females after thirty and twenty Ave
years experience 10 school work. respec-
lively, and they viii receive an annuity
equal Ia one-half 81 their annual salaries
at the time Of retirement.
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f,ads.Raising Bill Finally
|'S \, nd sigred by Governor.
|, d THE RELIEF BILLS
..ub,rs Of the House Took
4 ~ a', n Express Themselves.
~ ppOpOSEO ELECTION LAW
,,r Travis Has Made an E~-
~ 'y s,,dv Of the Subject in an
~ W.. 20 Prevent Fraud.

~. January S0.--rhe Calves
~ 1slA ,s,rg the grade Of that city
g 81 senate this morning. The blli
? =, a..a 1 reading ard passed to and
! Y wv. faces Of engrossrnent' third
y = All massage with all the ease
''Ss ,,use bill. having passed that
|fis without opposition, but with
% ON! a 20 II WAS in the senate
slin. . M voice being heard. albeit
'.,..m was suppressed.
'i'a'a, sIdson OF Galveston explained
TO- = ,ss reasons and necessities for
~, -. =, listened to with marked at
" v" u studied argument, no ora
~ ~ ~ needed to enlist the ap-
'1ol. ..ars for the bill They knew
',serlnps the sea-girt city had
iiII,ls s ss Of It's cyclonic calamity
y y 40 they knew how heroically
ls'i' - nj their losses of property,
Y Nd monrned their dead sws swan ,',,.l
~ - and any relief they could give
l !, + they were glad to give.
pssp' .. -. Of the bill a motion to
N. y rss tabled. which prevents this
'Aa ", ,.oro further doing anything
II ~ oovernor as soon as en-
y Was signed by him; carrying the
= ,l,use IT became a law at once.
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anus INTRODUCED.
~ TYRE SENATE.

Bins we're introduced in the senate TINS
morning as follows;
BY Paulus- Raising minimum nne rom
% to 500 for carrying fire arms judi
larry No. = ,,,,rt
Ri Tauik-ro require the supreme cont
q deliver written opinions in refusing ap,
niications for wrlts Of erc1r Junlcip+9
No ] =, s.r--
Mr.. McKamy- Providing mea1s OF ssea So,
ice upon foreign corporations uoins 81 IN
5eeIts IN fills state Judiciary 10 ..
~ PauIus-Reaulrlng deputy sherns ("
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NEGRO TAKEN FROM HIS HOME.
Mob Believed 10 Have Killed Jim Pleas.
ant. a Prosperous black

Mob Believed TO Have Killed jim Pleas
ant, a Prosperous Black
Nacogdoches. Texas Janunry 80 The
sheriff and city marshal received a tele
phone message this afternoon from Apple.
by stating that q crowd Of masked men
visited jim Peasants house on the night
OF the 2sth instant tye miles east OF the
vlllngc. and shot the door 10 his dwelling
full NJ holes md fusliladed the building
generally with six shooters and shotguns
Pleasant was carried on BY the mob and "
IL supposed that he was Killed. M Ea has
not been sccu or beard from sine tie
night of the shooting Pleasant was pros
porous negro ma lived III The middle Of
negro colony I'm that section OF the cOultr
The report TO the officers is to the effect
that the entire negro colony are terror
stricken and arc leaving their homes IN
droveF The sheriff. with posse, has
gone "a tho sGguc Of the trouble. ma viii
make thorough Investigation Trouble has
been brewing between some ~ the negroes
ana q fcN ~ the whites for some time and
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rHn 1nlnr AsY1n,l

Austin, Texas January 80.---The bill OF
Senator Savage to provide branch asylum
for idiots aud imbeeiles whites aud blacks.
but with separate apartments for them,
passed tile senate yesterday.
Mr., Strother Of Dallas county has d sim.
llar bill IN the house which viii no doubt
pass tunt body. uulcss the senate hlH be
preferred. AT any rare such an asylum Is
likely TO be established Ar. StrOtnef saws
ne has studied the provisions OF his Tin
carefully aud has especially trtcd TO dralt 1t
SO that no menhor OF the legislature Will
think that he means anything personal
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IN COMMITTEE
coNsr1TurIoNAL -AMrNnn

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Austin, Texas, January so. The COUNT
toes on constitutional amendment Of each
house met this afternoon. The senate com
mlttce postponed consideration Of the reso-
luton by Davidson Of De Witt for con
stitutonal convention until Thursday night
IN open session In the senate chamber The
house committee heard argument from j. 6
Spuonte against the iiogg amendments aud
postponed action for further hearings
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tlonal 70 the sifty-cighth district, and to
regulate the venue OF the courts Of theae
districts and 70 define jurisdictions bounda.
fies and terms.
This bill provides that tho county OF lef.
tesson snail compose Ia addition to the
Fifty eighth district tho Sixtieth district,
aud the courts OF these districts shall have
concurrent and co-cxtensive jurisdiction.
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THE JEFFERSON COUNTY couRr.

Anstln, IeEus, january 5O.--lhe srnato
bill already passed, giving to Jefferson
county a new judicial district pussed the
house this morning ana lacks only the sig
nature Now of the governor To be law.
senator Benty and Mr.. Dun are 10Th
happy, Senator beatty says there Is no Gear
US 70 the governors approval and says fur.
ther thar The Posi- may announce that
Judge Arthur +, Watts OF beaumont VIII
DC clothed With the ermlue.
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.XNrr.nAsERALL KILLrp.

kilograms have been pouring In TO mem.
bers, anent the bill prohibiting baseball on
Sunday. The house committee this after.
noon killed the bill, so the fans can rest
eaey.
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yenience ~ three judges IL Is urged that
Dallas and Tyler are ccutGis OF the pop.
ulatcd sections 81 the State NQul that the
removal OF the court from thes,N icints VIII
entail an expense npon lawyersS aud upon
the people that justice, economy aud con
venieucc all rebcl against Bat in) the com.
iuittce Of the house an the crounp WIN be
gone over, all the arguments Will be adj
duced and the skirlnish line 81 theS neht, az
least, will he lively. The bill Will Ne up for
COMMUNICATION Monday next.
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caldu,en CITY Rnn1r.

Austin. Texas, January 30. The attornaS
general examined and approved and ia
comptroller registered this evening 5000
city OF Caldwell school house bonds, judy
John Alexander. mayor OF Caldwell, pre-
scented these bonds 70 attorney general
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SENATE suBCOMMTrTEr.

Senate education committee appointed
Stafford Davidson Of Galveston aud Hale
members Of the Joint subcommittee to pre-
pare hill covering all educational bills be-
foro IT, pertaining TO regulating schools.
Ihl6 iucludea notion for teNl book Dill.
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newspaper OF santiago. asserts That nego-
tiatlous nre 10 progress for the sale 10 the
United States OF the two Chilean warships
being built IN England says O Herald dis
patch from Valparaiso, Chile
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THE cRrAiINAL COURT BILL.

austin. Texas. January 30 The bill Of
Be gentleman from Williamson county to
oneentrate the court Of criminal appeals
Austin, now before judiciary committee
o. IN the house. will not fall to encounter
acks and breakers The same bin IS Ia
be- senate, introduced by the senator from
williamson county.
Il Is commended, however, that the prtn-
ipal hackers Of the bill are the judges OF
ne court.
n Is arsged that tho convenience ~ the
people ~ Of more impnrtance than the con
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NEW COURT FOR JEFFERSON
COUNTY

Anstin. Texas, January 8o--Mr Dun
called up and secured the Anal passage Of
ss,ste Bill No. 49, creatlns rho sisrett
judicial district 10 Jefferson county add.
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IN rHD HOUSE.
Nus'in' Aexas, January SO-Bills were TO-
oay introduced In the house as follows,
by Messrs. Connally. Love. Cottrell and
hla'oek- Providing for lights to be placed on
an main line railroad switches from sun.
down to sunrise
by Mr.. Hodges To organize the sixth
}bHYd Isa district Of Fannin. Lamar aud Red
BY Mr.. Bclln- Relating to assessment Of
Ky Mr.. Murray Of wilson--Act to estab.
nsh museum In connection with the Stnte
tory, ''N' ""N MS
by Mr.. wooteu Amendment making man.
f HSS0ry 1hat sherins shall require bonds
BY Messrs, Murray NJ Wilson aud Vein
S,.t 10 regulate Rnd prohibit the sale Of I'M
"aqlesnlne food and iiesh Of animals
~ Mr.. Mays Repeating amendment MIR
mltilng organization Of mutual hrc. or
Storm, or lightning insurance companies
without an authorized cnpftal
~ Mr. Harris Providing that marriage
removes the disability Of minority.
bL AIR. Murray " Wilson Relating to the
teaai{5lon and assessment Of property for
BY Mr.. Love-Provdins that the cost Of
ponds procured from surety companies Is
authorized receivers, assiguees, trustees
guardians, committees, executors. admits.
t,sdors or curators, may be taxed to the es-
By Mr. Murrell-Act recurring suit IN con.
Gel certain patents issued 10 the Houston
ana Texas Central Railway company to land
~ GARD aud Hardeman counties and to
recover said lands Tor the State
by hr. Hemphill Relating to the com.
prnsation 'of hnapce Commuters appointed
py district courts and extending terms II
SSerylcS Tor which committees may be paid
BY Messrs. Gnggs aud Schluter-To ere
me ofnce OF public administrator Of cs.
election
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San Antonio Business Men on Record.
San Antonio, Texas, January 3o.--At 4
meeting Of the San Antonio Business Men's
cub held fits afternoon resolution was
adopted unanimously asking rhe Legislature
to make IN appropriation OF 100000 to
enable Texas 10 have a crcdltable exhibit
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition TO be
held In st. Louis IN 1904.
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There are limitations Of OXIDTNE, but
none Of them compare with the genuine
OXIDISE cures Chills, Fevers and all Ma
iariai Troubles Tee limitations FAIL
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Rheumatism more painful Ia this climate
than any other affection. cured by prescrip-
tion No. 2S5i, hy Elmer g. Amend Z. y
Schmidt Houa,On. Texas. sole agent
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81 is the opinion Of the officers that tho
attack on Pleasant viii terminate the
trouble
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Educational Affairs Favorable on Hale's
bin transferring from community to district
school system the counties Of Bastrop
Burleson, Lee md Washington.
Senators Hale and Davidson, in connec-
ton with Chairman Stafford, were appoint
ed n subcommittee to act with n like com
mittoe from The house 10 arrange for re-
vision OF tho school laws
sruninted n subcommittee 10 prepare u sub
stitnfe for bills by Hicks and Norris pro.
yidlng for the introduction q manual and
a,,d tha nnilic schools AS 10 the latter a.
is proposed that the State give for. equip
mant INV amount less than $500 which Is
raised locally for the same purpose
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courts fp''feu " commissioners
10y. Hieks-Requiring railway CORPORA
main w. place signal lights on ali their
Tro,n lne switches and keen same lighted
s s,,,ts sunset 70 sunrise ana to plnce dcraii
Sn.ia sN i, on ull sldings connected with fhc
sta ar nne upon which siding cars are left
by Pprkins-The genera einsst.. I'm -
iarnsrogiqced ia The house hy Rcpresontative
ierreii Of Travis Privileges ana elections
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Els early education obtained n the schools Of
us city. Il lsss ne was graduated from Prince
ton College. and entered the Harvard Law School,
f-o- which ne was graduated II 1929. and iTnueci-
s.ev engaged n sctive practice of the Law in this
CITY. beng connected for a tine with the vel
krou- Er-l o. Strong & CaGwalader. he now mas
a. Cel1e no. = BTOad-st- The last year he Las
b. al active member CT tle sUb-cOunlttee OF
Rants Association. which has had so potent
q influence IN investigating aElc correcting tl-e
6efeC-z and abuses OF TIE elevated and surface
CT Ines = this city. he Is q member OF tie
NeU-lcrk Bar Association. and or several cilos-
- VS. selected by the conference meeting OF
tie R-rl-l.ca1s the Citizens Union, the Greater
New-E1rk Democracy and The CIu4eIs Oe1trA-
81 Delzael5 Genes q q family which has been
r-5ul1ea- u public affairs ana Identified with ne
history and progress CT TINS city he s desce-e-
@-o- e-4-zi Moran Lewis Governor OF me state
a Nev-Tl-k. and from Chancellor ttoDerl X L--F-
frrrt-- Minister 70 France. and one OF the com
r--ee Of Eve appointed 20 Craw the DeciaTallon q
In6erer Eence. de has always taken ceep lnleIes-
rruc- q rs time and legal training 70 us we4IaTe.
Hal Bel. -zlGidace for Assembly Ia the 49, "a
District is Tie son OF the Rev. SarCLe. y Ken y -3
--1-r re- IVES pastor o. L-le -e-l-'--
-zstT-e-lz- Church now BIZ "A EST rl--y-seN -
rs --a- ed The public elo1S ~ l---s CITY 60
r-r ---- I-9-iiIt-- College ia 1873 and from
C------.s University Law school II $50 N thit
var- - was omitted 20 the bar. and has ever since
-----la= law 81 -rfs city AZ Bel was Assistant
------ Attorney under Az. tl-urt ia -2t. ana N7
q --er--r Ct --e Assembly ron re A-Al-NLl 49,
--i-- r-v- wears ago. when be made an impression
as -z- III fearless irdef a --re-ess RoIlAeE
a15 one Ct the Influential members pL I-s 49,
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WORKERS IN THE BRONX.
Candidates on the 4nti-Tammauy
Ticket Confident of Victory.

In Tire Borough Of The Bronx the campaign
against Tammany has been carried on with great
y7ror the candidates for Aldermen and Assembly
--an taking sctve part in laying before the voters
the true condition O. affairs The candidates are well
known snd thoroughly tested citizens. and have
good reason fer feeling confident that they viii be
elected tomorrow.
solomon katz. anri-Tamrnany candidate for Al
6e-u1s- IN the NNNNIIIth District is a business
-au 70 high standing and many years residence IN
TIE Bronx. He has the Endorsement OF the Repuh-
licar orEanizarion Citizens Union. Greater New
York Democracy and Citizens Central League
fT1rruA
Joseph Wen. anti-Taulmany candidate for Alder
nan in The KNNTNth District is a resident OF
Tire Bronx. and for many years has been connected
prominently with every movement looking 70 i'm
proving the coalition OF the borough. He has al
WAYS been in the ranks for good. clean govern
Tneut. and stands for impartial administration
public affairs He has beer IN business in Third
ave several years. and has the confidence and
esteem OF al who have raet him. both IN social
and commercial life
Jacob Letne- renorninated in the NLth District
served two years IN the Board OF Aldermen and
has good record. he has been Endorsed by all
anti-Tarnmany organizations and Is widely known
business man
John Ross Delaseld was born in what is now
the XLTId Aldermanic District OF the city OF New
York IN 1874 and has always lived In the district
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THE TRIBUNE THANKED.
Public Testimonial Suggested for President
GotshalL

To tb. EDITOR o. The Tribune ,--s
sir we thank you for The nrm stailo - ,rbe
..Ler and the service you have rehoe4FF- -
80 and the entire city In exposing the my =
80 b-azen stand CT the majority o. tne D. D.
Aldermen in tie matter OF the
part Chester Railroad 49,, I'D -,,,al,,
- -, CoIJrsre ana iron nerve Of President
"a a. C,otsaalL Il NeW-Hork OIL. L. ,,Id a., -
* him. much beiter OF re admirable ex-
----.. - h4s We trust IA be RS zen
100 flrhCld and encourage the ste-e5 f6e U7 a..
49, ~ service which he mas -. er,cn $50
cffy PROBABLY when o.neIs and defiance are sup
LE1rf-d nv The public ana ne - All reeve ne
low. You may - - Coz h.e bo4o defiance OF
tbe .;rrsfrlne'' combine and nls Ell .l.ro,.-t I 1
- an. encourage him 49,, 49, "-i ''-a''
poe Ply. ~ ~ 7Idermanic mas'fit--
~ taauFlnc 500 TO- me 49, i.a- ere Alll'iiee
r5-Crx ne are. r,slsctLLii. ggurs -.
allc \ -1--. ~ ~ FREIGHT RAILROADS AND
TRANSPORT ~ \ wFIIilf,iAM PETERS. Chairman.
Nsx-Qork CcE g. -1N