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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
NEGRO slsAop.
Dr. Elicit Of Opinion His Church
Should Have One.

Or sihott Of Opinion His Church
Should Have One.
Los Angeles. Cal. May e.--fn the
Methodist general conference Thurs
day Or. George Elliott of Detroit pre
sented memorial to the effect that
the committee on episcopaey consider
the advisability OF the election Of n
coiored bishop. He said he believed
that the Methodist Episcopal church
had reached CRISIS In Its relations
with the colored race.
-if we are TO hold the 100000 colSr -
membership We now have, sa ~ !
we ought to give them some n A.,
leadership which they understaA Ia -
trust and which understandsK tha...
Charles p. Mccielland OF Nsaw yor
spoke IN opposition 10 DR.. E1ftott's r..
olnt'on- He believed the rice ouestio,
had been argued too MUCH.
The reading OF the aufaCtriauntal g.
dress OF the bishops as the fas,u-.
of Thursdays session. RIshop c.
-. Foss OF Philadelphia read the "a
t.ress. The present nNsmbershlp =,
the church was reported Nss s.oal arc
an Increase OF isS02s during the ro,r
years. The Sundays schools tnc,,a,
rna ns,.,.a "'r,"oe'snlp OF l2+s44
r,n,..a,'a, "a 1se"een the Methodist
re,,scos,~, anu the ihodist
a. - .'~a,.S,-- -. '"usn' Were declared
r,ata - $50 aiAteriA @d inti.
eatsch.sr, an.J 800 Nyinhai. 4mmon
-. u"'tOfm oroer n ser
ana 49, -, 10y ."r puolA tion
more closely together. 81"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
Warning.

You cannot have good health I'M
less your kidneys are sound, for the
kidneys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise act as irritating
poisons and break down the delicate
organs of the body and cause serious
trouble. II you have kidney or blad-
der trouble and do not use Foley's
Kidneys Cure, you will have only
yourself to blame for results, O. 1t
positively cures all forms of kidney
and bladder diseases. Sold by b.
w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
JAPANESE LOAN.
n viii Amount to Fifty Millions Of
Dollars, Report Says.

london. May s,-~FNurther IN Iuiries
00n win he issued next week II viii
take the form OF seven year per
cent bonds. and the issue price prob
ably viii h. a3Ia, the security being a
FIRST charge on the japanese customs
The loan win be issued simultaneously
In New York ard London
II was definitely arranged Thursday
afternoon hat one-hatf the japanese
loan ~ili 20 To the United States. and
II was understood that Kuhn Loeb
co. viii handle if IN America.
The stock exchange put - nominal
premium OF = on the projected loan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
DESPERATE COURAGE.
Bssss Riddisd. but Not a White FLAG
wnm Raised

bostS kf9oied, buS Not White Flag
Was Raised.
Port Arthur. NAV s.--The Japa nese
fsre ship attack on the night OF Tues
das. The shlps. as they approached.
were divided Into three groups. all
heading straight for the entrance az
the harbor. While stln far from the
shore they ran on fine Russian mines.
and they were under a mnrsSerous tire
from the Russian batteries. Three
torpedo boats followed the ire ships
TO pick up the crews OF the latter. when
the first ship foundered the crew clam
bered up the masts eheeri q for the
emperor OF Japan as they went down.
Prom the masthead of the second yes
sell as she began TO sink. her crew
waved lanterns To indicate her course
To those sstern Their small boats.
though soon riddled. iid not raise the
white flag
japanese sailor who came ashore
at Electric Hin. when summoned 10
surrender. sprang forward with a re-
volver In his hand. and died lighting.
Another Japa nese sailor. who was pull
ed out OF the water tried 10 throttle
himself with his necktle
One OF the Russian rowhoats which
approached sinking ship for the pur-
pose OF saving her crew was met BY
small resistance he Russian sailors
showed every consideration for the
captured Japanese wrapping them up
In their own coats and carrying them
ashore.
One OF the Rescued Japanese officers
committed suicide by disemhoweiinS
himself. declaring that he would rather
die than 80 home I'm disgrace
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B. Y. p. U. Program.

Jesus the Way and the Truth. y
Benja G AIohn l4:ll
Leon John opass. l4:l.
Jesus the lon. John
Homs,-t 1o Way to cd stbar,,
graves. Asl,t' l.. p. Mus
fS,,s~.sss cometh unto the Fathe,
Nall ss Lena
,o bs'teVe Me and ask in MY name.
'onn A:lS Ia. Miss Edith TingIa
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olympia. Wash. May s.--The nj
ton OF . delegation 10 the nasA
Lernocratic convention. severnlA
whom are considered favorable IL
candidacy 81 William N. Hearst
president and three opposed. ana
adoption OF Resolutions dealing N
tne nas'oaai isssaea and eontalrInm
Endorsement Of ex- United sAeasm -
tnr ueerwa :. Ternsr II 1nnkare :.
vsea pEeaaaent. eoaatftmtaa - -
e the DenaeeTaaae ennsemssan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

for County Treasurer
A. Il, McKsI0HT,
B. n. AARcHnAsKs.
Il. p. BURRs
II. ID. CKlppLE.
asr TAG Collector
GEORGE SWAT !
r.. TINsLE.
simp sfkscER.
j. w. RUSSELL
For County Clerk
RuFE X. HEspRIcKs,
Fog Sheriff
JOE p. MIsSicK.
For County Attorney
MARX SMITH.
CHARLEY pIPrIs.
Jso. ID. McRAS.
For District Clerk -.
TOM BURLEsoS.
For County Judge Z
r. l.. HAWKINS.
FOR Representative two 10 eleet.l
j. M. ALDERDICE.
For Supt. Public Instruction
j. r. BROOKS.
A. G. STILES.
h. r. PACKARD.
For Constable Precinct NO. L.
BEN r. ABBOTT.
T. NJ MCKEE.
For Commissioners Precinct A.
- Ek MOORE.
sh must accompany each
ement. This rule will not
Ted from.
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Exposure

c M Goio draughts of air, to keen an,
,e usang winds, sudden chAnoas ~,
snipeTatnre, scanty clothing ma
1SPosure of the throat ana noas
S. ;sr pubic speaking and sino nTVA
i on coughs and colds ny nS
cure. up Is the best
Its TITS a. Barr, Housto Taxos
Hi,es, Jan. 81, 1902: ssOna ho.sSAs,
, mallard, : Horehound Syrun cnre ~
nIs VI very bad cough. n Is $50
Ste1sant 70 take 25e. 50e a. ~
Soid oy Hood q Martin wv ei'"'
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Coming.

Mr.. +. wilkins, the piano tuner
will arrive in few days and will be
ready to tune YOUR piano. My work
along that line/ speaks for ITSELF
Leave or 'phope your orders to HOOD
IL Martin, and they will receive
prompt attention.
EDWARD WILKINS,
If The Piano Tuner.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
Made Young Again.

aOne OF Dr. Kings Naw Life pills
each night for two weeks has pat me
In nv teens again" writes ID. II
Turner of Dempsegtowu, Pa.
They RE the beat 10 }the world for
Liver, Stomach aud bowels. Pure
Nv vegetable. Never grippe. Only &c
at Thomas A Moors'a. Druggists.
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MOI tgomery, Ala, March 10, 1904
Manager, Opera House, Baton
Rouge, La:
Played Simvelle's Romeo and Jul
let Company here last night 20 big
business. Company aud scenery first
class, Excellent company and beau
tifui production. Recommend them
MANAGER LONG,
Academy of Music.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06

wANFED-Yeu to know that /
have Wheat Bran at sl.20; mixed
bran and low grade -four Ut sl.2J;
Parma and cotton seed meal at 81 Is
pure corn chaps at si.D. Your or
ders will receive prompt attention
ID. II. Thompson. "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06
McRg FOUND.
Two Hundred Additional Dead and
Wounded Russians.

Toxic. May s.--A telegram has been
received here from General kuroki,
dated May 3. In which he reports that
9 careful search of the battlefield OF
last Sunday revealed 200 additional
wounded and dead Russians. He ex-
poets that a complete search Of the
field win result In increasing this mum
bers
Continuing. the japanese general
says that among the Russian prisoners
Is q medical field officer The Japan
csc ordered him TO assist them In car
ing for the Russian and their own
wounded The officer obeyed. an -
now engaged in treating the wounded
OF both armies.
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Toxic. May s.--It in otfieiaily an
bounced that the Japanese forces have
begun landig on the LAO Tung penin-
sula- The place where the landing Is
securing and the number OF men be-
Ing landed Is withheld.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06

Washington. May G.-~C0mptrelias
TEae@wen Of che Treasury deparamaes
has decided that ssa cannot be axp@nd
"a for The purpose of giving tha editors
- tn@tAn TwFFiteFy iuneheon whem
they visit tia Woftts fair % astenA
thn general press parliament.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-06

FREE SAMPLE 10 AGENT
Practical ready call device for teIe-
@phones. Saves brain weFk and
hours Of time. Seli# Itself One
sale sells dozens, Seeing is be-
Iisviug. Send stamp. Toe Tele-
phone Appliance Co., One II addison
Ave. Dept. r. a. d, New York
CITY. II
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FOX SALE-Two houses and lots
on Kaufman street. One groom,
and ball, and one Groom. Each has
good horse lot, stable and garden.
Will take part cattle in exchange.
Henry Nycum. 20
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WANTE D. Ladies' aud gentlemen /;
We pay els per 1900 cash copying at
home: seud stamp. STANDARD Sup.
ply Co, Box ~, Worcester, Mass.
29pd
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fINE-Carna atoms and cape iase-
mines. Woald like your order as
early as possible. Mira. bird For.
rest. Phone 90. al
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WASTFD DO buggies to paint at
once Workmanship Hrst elaa~
Prices moderate. j. ". Gilmore.
Phone 22s ia building formerly oc-
eupied by IN Daily Light, cod II
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JERSEY COW-One of highest In
the county for sale at q baEEain. For
particulars see u. T. Buvkner. j
N. Strickland. 30
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WILL MOORE HARDWARE co.
Wants 10 take down and store
your heating stoves for you. II
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Colorado, Texas, Mayf, 1904.

CUEUEauUl ISAHbi N ny 7, I5VF'
j. NJ. Grumpy, Manager, Opera
House, Waxahachie, Texas:
Played Simvelle's Romeo and Jul
let Company last night to packed
house. Best yet. | cheerfully rec
ommend them, V. ID. PAYNE,
Manager, Opera House.
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| VANI COLUMN |

FOR RENT-My home place on
Water street. Mrs. M. @B. Wood
lief, 204 Water street. 3lpd
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, with or
without board, close I'M JOG Water
street. v 30pd
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20 II -~ Commencement flowers,
Phone Mrs. Bird Forrest al
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WILL MOORE HARDWARE co.
Wants 10 take dnw1a and store
your heating stoves for you, II
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FOR SALE-Fifty pigs cheap. APP
ply 20 Guy Pierce, WaxAhaehie. 81
The indicator., 1904-06-03

to look into the matter of cost, the
proposition was hung up for one
week more.
The question seems to hinge on the
charge to be made for constructing
the toothing or sub-curbing along the
outside of the tracks, as set forth in
the estimates Of the city engineer,
but Agent L. M. Pfeiffer for the paw
ing company says that he is perfectly
willing to let the street railway COM
pany or any other concern do that
part of the work at the same price set
forth in his bid, and which is about
as fair an offer as can be expected.
Alderman johnson, in his usual mon
ologue delivered before the council,
said something about the street rail-
way company not regarding the paw
ing contract as legal and if let and
the paving laid the company would
not pay its portion of the assessment,
all Of which is tall bluff and every
body knows it.
1t is not at all probable that the
loquacious alderman from the First
ward had any authority from the rail-
way company to make such a state
meht, and that the company will
readily agree to perform its part Of
the contract without further delay.
The indicator., 1904-06-03
THE FLOODS
TEN YEARS AGO
Tenth Anniversary Of the Time
When Pueblo Was Under
Water.

Just ten years ago Pueblo took a
plunge bath, or rather two Of them,
IN the muddy waters of the Arkansas
river.
The first food came on the night
Of May 30th, 1894, the second fol
lowing one week later on the night Of
June 9Th.
Both were caused by cloud -bursts
up the valley, and the river not being
able to carry of the unusual quantity
Of water, the entire bottoms were
covered from bluff to bluff with mud.
dy, murky water. carrying driftwood
and debris in abundance.
The first food was il anything thu
worst. Three human lives were los,
and the property loss was heavy.
On both occssions the caliop,
shrieked out TIE danger signal ant
the people taking warning betool
themselves 70 places Of greater safst,
Inmsdiaasly after the foods sab
idsd ~ city adoptsd plaas for u,
The indicator., 1904-06-03
DID THEY
HIDE OUT?
UngaIlant Park Commissioners
Not Visible When Ladies'
Called.

Did they hide out, and if so why
did they hide out?
Such is the question which a dele
CATION of ladies from Bessemer would
like to have answered by the board
of park commissioners of District No.
2.
In response to an invitation issued
to all who chose to do so to meet
with the members of the board, a
delegation Of ladies' repaired to the
appointed place at Commissioner F.
P. Wormley's residence at 2. p. m.
Tuesday last only to discover that the
birds had flown and were roosting al
the city hall.
To the city hall the delegation went
but found them not. The ladies' hat
gone to the wrong hall. They went
to the Bessemer city hall only to dis
cover that the main city hall wa,
meant and by that time it was tot
late to take the back track and 9,
the pursuit was abandoned.
The commissioners, R. J. Bruuer
F. P. Wormley and James Lewis hs'
invited Bessemer citizens to NEE
with the board as herein stated t,
discuss the matter Of keeping tn
Bessemer Park open Of evenings, bu
the board had changed the place o
meeting, hid out, as it is averred, an
20 there was no discussion and tn
matter stands just where 1t was.
Now we are authorized to ask th
members Of the board Il they will Il
tend q meeting Of the ladies' Gale
for . discussion Of this propositior
and tho ladies' will promise not to RI
away. Gsatlemsn, will you do III !
y up to you.
The indicator., 1904-06-03
K0Odmen Elect.

AT the regular meeting of Temple
Camp No. l3l, W. 0. w., held Tues
day night last, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
E. z. Price, past consul; Joseph Kan.
ney, c. c.; ]. ]. Isler, Adv; Chss. M
Stricklett, escort; VIM. Ross, watch.
man; X. G. Worden, sentry; Mill
Kuntz, Harry Davis, managers; Pstel
Christensen, banker and C. H. Mark.
ert, clerk, held over as they wert
elected for one year.
The indicator., 1904-06-03

in. Bartels was in from Vineland
one day this week after material tor
making crates for his crop Of cherries,
Of which there will be an abundance.
Mr., Bsrtsls will have at least 6OO
crates.
Otto Zoilsman has had some repairs
made to his bakery at 9l2 Abriendo'
making It thoroughly modern In every
way, b hss also got fine new deliv-
W wagon which attracts consider
abls attention.
Her friends will be very pleased t.
know that Mis- Amy Maggs Of l1
Cedar street is showing Considerable
inprovsmsat IN health. She y .,
hsns again from the hospital and
| Aopss 70 conpistsly regain hss Ass'el
vhieA ~ bsss w poor for ~ ~
ysas.
The indicator., 1904-06-03
Startling Evidence

Fresh testimony in great quantity
is constantly coming in, declaring DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds to bs un-
equaled. A recent expression from
7. j. Mcfarland, Bentorville, Va,
serves as example. He writes: Il had
Bronchitis for three years and doc
tored all the time without being bone
fitted. Then l began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery, and few bot.
ties wholly cured mo-" Equally effec-
tive in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip. Guaranteed by Glover Drug
Co. 4l2 Northern avenue.
The indicator., 1904-06-03
Y. 0. Y. Memorial Service

Arrangements has been made with
the Denver & Rio Grande Railway for
q special train service from Pueblo to
Riverview Cemetery and return on
Memorial day, Sunday June 9th. Trains
will leave Union depot at l:3O and
2::30 p. M, returning leave Riverview
Cemetery at $40 and $50 p. m
The indicator., 1904-06-03

construction Of an immense river
levee, the most elaborate in the West
today, and the massive stone masonry
stands as a monument Of necessity
against further floods. At the same
time the chanel of the river was
Strengthened and widened and the
shadows were dredged.
Although a decade has passed and
the water has run very high and
swiftly at times it has never gotten
out Of its confines and probably never
will. The big levee has proven to be
success.
The indicator., 1904-06-03
HELD BACK
BY RAILWAY

Although the friends Of TIE Bssse-
met street paving measure h the city
council now have . solid vsting ma
iority and had intended to authorize
The mayor at the last meeting to sign
tie contract awarding the work to
the Warren BrotherS Company, stu
cst d dsfsrsace TO The oppressed
wisA Il " stFsst railway company
tAas \ = Givsa fsEthee opportunity
The indicator., 1904-06-03
PUEBLO, COLORADO FRIDAY, JUNE 9,
SOME THINGS
AT THE FAIR
Examples Of What the Visitor
Will Run Across at the Big
Show.

If you are militantty inclined OF
even if you are not you will be at
tracted by an enormously big bit of
ordnance in the government building,
and upon reading an inscription ap-
pended thereto you will learn that
the said ordnance is model of the
largest canon in the world, the fol-
lowing data being of interest
The gun weighs 29l 900 pounds.
1t has total length of 1925 feet.
The weight Of the projectile is g.
400 pourds.
1t requires charge of smokeless
powder of 660 pounds.
The breech of the canon is 60 inches
across.
1t takes l6.inch shell.
1t shoots the tremendous distance
of 81 miles.
The indicator., 1904-06-03
Horld's Fair Excursions.

On June II and 25 the Missouri
Pacific will run excursions to the
Worlds Fair at the low rate Of $l7.15
the round trip. Patrons will find first
class accommodations to Kansas CITY
end st. Loeis Va TIE reliable Mp
The indicator., 1904-06-03
Hssdnsa Iotics.

All members Of Temple Camp No.
lSl W. 0. W., arc requested to meet
+" Denpssy-Laagdon hall Sunday
morning june. .5tA q 8 O'clock for the
purpose Of going ont 70 Aountainvies
Cemetery and unvsu ~ monument Of
our late nsighboe John Lswb. Mem.
osrs Of Panay CieoIs No. ~ ars cor
di.lly invited 70 taks psrs b IL p
fsde asd IN IL memorial sxsesises
Also to mset q ~ abovs msntioaet
time. I. P. PRicA G. G.
G r. hAlx1sr, Cisfl
The indicator., 1904-06-03

Nm. 4 J. Rsaly ~ dasgAtss, Nh
ADA, Of SIT Mvaa1 ovsuae, ~ Mo-
oay Tor . msa1Afb ~ e L. Ana3eg
aad r. vsase1p, Cal)k
The indicator., 1904-06-03

You will see the egg of the Aepy-
ornis, once native of Madagascar,
but now extinct. The egg is as large
as l44 hen eggs, or as large as 1000
eggs of the humming bird, and GER
tainly is sight.
The indicator., 1904-06-03

You will see pound Of Ceylon tea
valued at the modest price of $l83
which would delight a swell Pueblo
tea party. The tea consists of the
buds of the flower of the tea plant
and vast area of territory must be
covered in procuring it.
The indicator., 1904-06-03

A cast of a sulphur bottom whale
is to be seen whose total length is 78
feet, and whose skull in life weighed
three tons. As a visitor remarked,
"Its a whale of thing, sure enough"
The indicator., 1904-06-03

You can 20 to a hotel if you want
to and be politely informed that you
may have comfortable room at SO
a day per, which you might regard
as rather extravagant, but being the
Worlds Fair season and feeling some
what blooded you decide to take it,
only to be surprised on going to the
room to find that you have company,
there also being two other fellows oc-
cupying the same room, each with a
bed at So per, which makes the room
itself bring the neat little sum Of So
per day. The crowding process is
the dodge played by the tricky class
of hotels to avoid the contract enter
ed into with the Worlds Fair man
agement. The thing to do is to get
a nice, clean, comfortable room in a
modern house in the residence dis
trict near the grounds at 81 per day
for each person and thus fool the
grafters.
You will see a very realistic re-
production of the Galveston flood,
and also of the naval battle of Santi-
ago, both Of which are highly inter-
esting. You will also have the life
half scared out Of you if you permit
yourself to be inveigled into taking
ride on Thompson's Tortuous Chute,
known as Thompson's Scenic Railway,
and you take chances Of losing the
other half of your life by accident.
You can see and hear Innes' band,
Wells band, Sousas' band, see the
streets Of Cairo, q Philippine village
where the nude natives eat dog fol
ones ediRcation, see the magnificent
reproduction Of the Tyrolean Alps ir
papier mache, an Irish theatre will
three Of the best dancers in Ireland
the splendid fisheries, art displays from
all nations, educational exhibits and 1
thousand other things Of interest ant
instruction.
The indicator., 1904-06-03

MORNING Is TOO c0op FoR
" BES8EMER. TRY TO EXCEL.
LET'S ALL PUSH 80 TOGETHER.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-28
AMERICA LEADS IN OIL
During 1902 United States Doubled
Quantity Found Elsewhere.

Geological survey statistics just
made public place the worlds produc-
lion of petroleum in 1892 at 1S5, 151, 0S9
barrels. OF this the United States
and Russia produced 91.44 per cent.
For years Russia has led in point of
production, but an increase of 1887,
122 barrels in the production of the
United States in 1902 and decrease
amounting to 462S.515 barrels in the
production of Russia caused these two
countries to change places and put
the United States at the head of the
list.
More than double the quantity of
the higher grades of refined products
is obtained from the average crude
petroleum produced in the United
States than is obtained from Russian
oil. The United States produced near
~ 2.6 barrels of refined products in
1902 for every barrel produced by the
rest of the world.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-28
New Company Organized in
This City.
WALLA WALLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
lncorporators Are George n. Smell,
Joseph j. Manean and c. D.
Radiiff.

Realizing that the agitation for bet
ter streets in Walla Walla would mean
in this city, George Smell, Joseph j.
Mangan and c. D. Radliff have organ
lied a joint stock company under the
name of The Walla Walla Construc-
ton company, and have filed their ar
ticles of incorporation in the county
auditors office. The capital stock of
the company is placed at 81, 900, there
being 120 shares at the par value of
800 each. The principal place of bus
mess will be Walla WaIla and the dur
80 years. The three incorporators are
nominated as the trustees who will
manage the affairs of the corporation.
The articles provide that the COM
pany may engage in numerous lines of
business, but the principal one will be
the grading of streets, the construc-
ton of street pavements and concrete
sidewalks, and general excavating
work.
The company will probably at no
distant date secure a large amount of
machinery to be used in improving
roads and streets and Will soon be in
shape to take contracts TO perform
such work on an enormo3s scale.