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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
poIIock.stephens orchestra.

The Poilock-Stephens institute orchestra will go to Howard college tonight to take part in a concert. The members are asked to catch the TAO East Lake car at the corner of Second avenue and Twen- tieth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
Munroe stiI, Leads In Richmond.

Richmond, March 2s-5Munroe again led the racing In the six-day bicycle con- test tonight, and the riders covered a distance of 45 miles, laps, making a total thus far of 192 miles, two laps. Lar sen of Newark won the pursuit race to- night from Hope and Holt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
General Escontria Is Appointed

Mexico City, March 23.-Gen. Bias Es- contria, governor. of the state of San Luis Potosi, was today appointed minister of finance, to succeed General Gonzales Co., sio, who has been made Minister of War. General Escontria took the oath of of- flee at noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS
Black Patti Troubadours,

The Black Patti Troubadours appeared at the Jefferson theatre yesterday after noon and last night. There were some redeeming features, including the songs of Black Patti.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
Kelly Elected President.

Chicago, March 23.-The American Rail- way Engineers and Maintenance of Way association tonight elected as President II. G. Kelly who Is president of the Mlnn- eapolis, St. Louis and Iowa Central rail- road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
At the Bijou.

"The Street Singer continues to draw well at the Bijou theatre The speeialtics are encored at each performance and ,hc play itself seems to be taking we.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
]. Pone Brown to Speak.

Hon J. Pope Brown of HawlSnsville. chairman of the railroad commission, is slated to speak to the farmers at Jack son. Butts county. on Tuesday April 4. MT. Brown delivered a sir liar address to the farmers of Taylor county at But Ter last Saturday, but made no refer ence to the political situation. It is stated. however that he indulged in a handshaking with the crowd following his speech. and in close conversation the gov ernorship Is said to have been touched upon All indications point to the an- nouncement of Mir Browns candidacy for governor within the next few days or weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
State of Siege Proclaimed.

Tihis March 2s-A state of siege has been proclaimed in the government of Kutais. and General Prince Ordellanl has been vested with full power as general governor over the towns of Kutais, Poti and Batoum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
PERSONAL.

Sam Bloch of Anniston is in the city.
 c. R. West of Atlanta is at the St. Nicholas.
 s. c. Brant of Savannah, Ga, is at the St. Nicholas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24

Best on earth or anywhere else. Ths Gawk Engraving Go. Peoples phone 27e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
JELKS SENDS HIS THANKS ID TERRELL AIabama'S Governor is Not Yet
 Himself IS RESTING IN EUFAULA Atlanta Society Women Are Attracted to Court Room by Suit of Mrs.
 Dickson Against Street
 Railway Go.

Atlanta, March 23.-fspeciaI) )-Governor Terrell today received the following letter from Governor William D. Jelks of Ala bama, in reply to his recent telegram con graduating the governor of that state upon his restoration to health:
 "Eufaula, Ala, March 21, 1905. Governor Joseph NJ. Terrell, Atlanta,
 Ga:
 My Dear Governor-I received in Mont gomery on Saturday your thoughtful mes sage. You will understand, of course, that very greatly appreciate it. Just now l am spending a few days at my home in Eufaula. I find that I must resume my duties with some discretion. l cannot say that l am quite myself yet l have reason to hope. however. that l will re- gain my wonted condition. Remember me kindly, if you please to Mrs. Terrell. Very truly yours. VIM. D. JELKS."
 Prominent Woman Sues.
 The social prominence of Mrs. Mary Grant Dickson, who Is suing the Georgia Railway and Electric company for S10O,000 damages for personal injuries, has att tracted to the civil division of the city court, where the trial Is in progress, many well-known Atlanta ladies " 10 manifest deep interest in the proceedings. The trial of the suit began yesterday ard will prob ably not be concluded before the end of the week.
 In February 1903. one of the cars of the street railway company struck Mrs. Dick sons carriage as it was crossing the tracks on Peachtree street. The carriag ge was torn to pieces and Mrs Dickson was severely injured. At the hospital '' was found necessary to take 100 stitches to bring together the wounds in her face. l The plaintiff charges that the car was | running at a high rate of sl eed without attempting to slow up at ie crossing and that no warning of Its approach was given Many expert witnesses have been called and the progress of the case Is be- ing watched with much interest The com panv is endeavoring to establish negll- gence on the part of Mrs. Dickson 8 | coaehman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-24
Trouble With Your Gas Stove?

If your electric lights or gas are not satisfactory of course yo,. know that you s..ould telephone our complaint depart ment. which you can get by calling on our private branch exchange.
 If they are not fixed to your satisfac- ton, then you will confer favor on us by calling the general manager or even the president.
 If 1t Is inconvenent for you to telephone crop us a line. Our object Is to get at the bottom of your troubles.
 BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. LIGHT AND
 POWER Go. 3-s-tf WHEN IN NEW YORK STOP AT Gregorian hotel, Thirty-fifth street, near Fifth avenue Refined patronage solicited Send for booklet. 2-19-s0t-su-tu-th
 For Sale-Return tubular boilers. Can be seen at the power house. B. R. L. & P. Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

bones were broken. The buggy was
completely demolished.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
WATER RIGHTS
OF PAUOA

r. c. A. Peterson, chairman. and r.
H. Trent of the Board of Commissions
ers appointed by Superintendent HoI-
loway to determine the value of the
water rights in Pauoa Valley, made a
horseback trip to the two springs in
the upper end of the valley yesterday
afternoon, and at o'clock held a
meeting in the Pauoa schoolhouse to
hear from valley residents as to their
claims for water rights.
The two springs-Kahuawai and
Kaaikahi We're visited in company with
c. w. Booth and Fred. Peterson. They
found a good head of water bubbling
up. although this is a dry season.
The meeting in the schooIhouse
brought out about twenty-five native
residents of the valley. and two at
-orneys representing owners Of proper
-y The Board decided that n printed
form would be prepared and distrIbut-
I'd among water users, on which to
I'll in their claims. All present how
>, or. made preliminary verbal state
nents. It was found that all are using
water on their lands under the dis
rfbutton made in 1878 by Minister
dott-Smith.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
SMITH OF HILO
WITHDRAWS FROM
ONE COMMITTEE
Member Tells Speaker That Somebody Else
Would be Better Qualified to Look
After Public Health.

There little rift winln the lutte slight and possibly
portetous yet capable of development
told proportions Yesterday the following
handed Speaker Knudsen the House by the gentle
from IIIo whose is signed it:
Honolulu February
Hon Knud the House Representatives Territory OF
hand you 'front.'
of public
Legislature have attempted
Judiciary Aside from these
Public
perform the duou duties the chairman OF the committee
on Health
active interest
| haed
the in the the
Very respectfully yours CARL S SMITH
Representative
Speaker announced his list OF committees
Thursday Carl Smith OF Flo appeared chair
the public Mr. Smith
member of the Judiciary Com
Andrade of Oahu Later, when there
dividing committee the Craftsmanship OF which
said that Mr. Smith would be
given craftsmanship of the Public Health Committee
think that could do the best work OF which
capable particular committee neither for
for the Territory large said Mr. Smith
There matters
House who could fill the place aceptab Matters
specially Moreover,
hands full OF work
every bill that is introduced into the House
of the appointment Of revision committee
upon the House held Friday after the
session, understood that the Speakers selec
Smith for the craftsmanship accordance with the
wishes OF the majority of the
Speaker Knudsen did indicate yesterday who anybody
he the
drawa of Mr.. Smith from the health committee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
JUDGE LITTLE MAY BE
DlSBARRED AT PANAMA

resident OF Hlo received following letter
plains itself prosecuting OF the mian Canal
Zone:
AnconIs sthman
o December addressed General Geo w Davis
1overnc OF the Cana1Z him referred
will the collection OF against Judge Little 1t
more
i'm practcing OF the Bar
written few
and that before he
charges made against him must
be satisfactorily
quite these be resoed to-
bu in a
possible dvanceho honesty sincerity
As
will the steamship leaving
TUESDAY
T. KEEDY,
uting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
MAKES BIG PROFIT
FROM PEANUT CROP

One year ago Walter H. Hayselden.
deputy sheriff at Kau, rented one acre
of land at Waiohinu with q view TO
conducting some experiments in the
growing of f1rst-class peanuts. Now,
peanuts have been raised in various
parts of the islands for many years
past. but the varieties planted have
been the small, inferior Chinese kinds
Mr.. Hayselden sent to the mainland Of
America for seed Of the best varieties.
and has just finished cleaning up his
crop. After all expenses, of planting.
and picking were paid. the
cleanup from the one acre was $500
in cash.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
4 JAPANESE WOMAN
DEAD IN HILO BAY

Just as the Kinau left Hilo, an in
quest was being held upon the body
of a japanese woman that was foun7
floating in the bay few days before.
The woman, whose name was Natzu'
had been reported by her husband as
missing some days before. the man
telling Sheriff Searle that he had miss
ed her from their house at II O'Clock
in the night. Nothing was seen sor
her. although search was instituted by
the authorities at once, until her body
was found in the water. As the XII
nau was about TO null out when the
body was discovered. it is not known
as yet whether the woman was the
victim of foul play.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
HUGO HANEBERG
IS DOING WELL

Hugo Haneberg, formerly of Ha-
wall, writes as follows from the Haci-
enda de ell Portrero, Paraje, Nuevo V.
c. Mexico:
Am for over a year connected with
the Mexican National Sugar Refining
Co, and think to make my fortune
here and later to come back to the is
lands to live in peace. Mr.. c. Hedemann
and Mrs. Hedemann paid me a two
days visit here and left, enthusiastic
about our conditions. The above com
pany intends to put UP a modern re-
fnery in connection with an Al crush
ing plant working as one house. be
cause as yet there IS not a strictly
refined sugar made here in Mexico
said article being imported from the
United states and sold ha~e for Isl
cents L s. c. or 3e cents Sex. per
-ourd. The company is organized Un-
der the laws Of New Jersey with
Of SI50e.oo0 T. s C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
Il. schnack IN a Runawsy.

While J. H schnack was driving on
avenue near the brickyard yes
-erday morning the horse took fright
and ran away. aIr. Schnack was
brown out and struck the ground vio-
eztIy. being badly bruised, though no
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
RENEWED ACTIVITY OF
THE JAPANESE ARMY

MUKDEN, Feb I9-A large force of Japanese cavalry is
moving toward Goudzhon Mongolia that Gen
era Ma, commanding the Chinese forces assisting the
Japanese.
RUSSIAN GUNS OUTCLASsED
MoUTORNAN, Feb 1o-The Japanese are constantly bonn
harding Pontof HILL the key Kuropakns position with
siege artillery the Russian capaciv to
reply.
AFTERNOON REPORT
TOXIC Feb I8The that Japan has possible
terms of peace is officially denied.
ST PETERSBURG, Feb 1s,-Prnce Leopold of Prussia is
believed to be the bearer of message
peror of Russia the subject of peace.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
GIFT TO THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON Feb. 1e.-The Chinese has present
ed President Roosevelt with the portrait Empress Dowager
which exhibited Worlds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

RESTORED TO CARS FAVOR.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb 1o-The Gear has
the degraded account of morgan
attic marriage.
THE RUSSIAN STATES GENERAL
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 1o.-It reported that the
Zenskyzabor will assemble March q.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
ST PETERSBURG Feb 8-The council of the empire has
been resulting
snation of the Grand Duke Sergus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

Joe Cohen has received word that
the projected fight between Flynn and
Barry at San Diego, February q, 5wiii
not. come off. Flynn backing out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
ADMIRAL CEWEY SICK.

WASHINGTON, Feb 19-Adrnira Dewey is i'll of the grippe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
Serious Crisis i'm
the Russian
Empire.
Strikes Renewing Iand
Another Official
Killed.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablesrams.

ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. Ie.
1t is reported that the EN-
press Dowager, (the mother of
the Gear and sister of the Queen
of England) has been warned
that she will be the next victim
of the Socialist assassins. The
Dowager is a leader of the re-
dictionary party.
SPREAD OF Discomfort.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 10.
The unrest in the empire is
growing. The strikes are re-
crudescing.
A MAYOR ASSASSINATED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 70.
"A minor official, Igdya, mayor
of Vaganshopd, has been assassi-
mated. The project of police at
Kishineff was assaulted but not
Iy;IIad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
What Changes There We're at the
Opening We're 0sIy Small
Fractions,
VERY LITTLE BUSINESS DONE
unisn Pacific and Illinois Central
Made Some Advance Prices
Held Well

New York, july lo-opcnmg prices re-
yealod NJ pcrocpiibo drlfl IN the stock
market changes being confined to olghths
Ond quarters The local fractions were
unsteady ana showed some 0rmncse, ow'
INK to the soant interest manifested IN
the stocks n resumption ~ yesterdays
pressure against the minor stocks was not
countor.bOlnncod ana the market weak
oned, Reading, pennsyvania ANA ANAL
gamatod copper lost large fractions, but
the general western llat held we'll large
~ as a roeult VI q rise Of JA In North
trn pnclho ana ~ IN Great Western pro-
forrod, rlthhmg coal preferred eoniln'
ued on IT, downward course ana slumped
points 90 w. Cotton on ana Biscuit
yielded each
Northern PucIne rose ~. In all and the
strength Ut tho Northern security group
helped the general list Onion Pacific
gained a point ana Illinois Central and
Manhattan cnrh gained N, Tho advances
were not llrmly held, Northern Paeillo re-
acting IA. United RDilway Investment
foll D and Havana Electric preferred n.
honds were steady AZ noon
scarcely any business was done outside
" tho Northwestern group, and oven thon
buying " these stocks came TO a halt AZ
Ter 81 Paul crossed lA3 ana Great North.
en- preferred sold al glph, rise Of bls,
selling oXsdiyldond, cotton on sold rath,
" freely and lost 2lg
Union Pacific and Illinois Central made
slight additional advances, but very light
change occurred In the general character
Of the afternoon trading Prices held
wen despite the dullnes and Northern Pa
cine extended nv advance TO Z points.
Louisville s. Nashville also got up' and
y g, g. and ~ l. T. The gan IN Illinois
Central Vns abruptly lost AT 2 O'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
Bad Bunch at Bingham Who Want
To Ayongc Death Of Fellow
Countryman
SEVERAL ARRESTS ARE MADE
Three We're Brought Down from Cop.
per Camp and Placed 10 the Coun.
" Jail Last Night

II appears mat u certain faction
among the Ausuluus NJ Bingham are
determined 10 aycngo the death Of Tony
htartovltch, who was Killed In the Aus.
trlon riot at Bingham several months
ago, Since that AFFAIR two attempts
have been made 10 KIN John Bogdam
whom The friends OF Sturtovltch believe
is responsible for his death, A fow
weeks ago an Austrian came down
from Idaho with tho purpose Of killIng
Rogdam, ana only the fact that friends
OF the latter inlerferod and took the
revolver away from the man prevented
HIM non carrying out hla threat
Yesterday llogdHm drove from Ming.
ham 10 Murray IN hie NUgun. ZONE
time after nrllving IN the latter place.
-four Australians pouucod upon him and
throw him OUT Of the wagon ana threat.
tncd 10 KIN him Other parties came
70 Bogd0m'a rescue and three of his
hHRallnntH were captured, but the
Fourth got away and has not been
found ns yet
The men captured are Joseph Laura,
Jura RuRoslpa and MutH SArtovIioh.
The latter lg believed 10 be- related 10
Tony smrt0ylloh, who was killed at
Bingham, although he would make no
statement 10 the Rhcrin IN regard 10
that maitor Tho mon were brought
10 the rounty San yesterday afternoon
by Deputy ShonHs Larson ana nun ana
nro awaiting IA preliminary hearing
upon Tho charge " threatening TO Kill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
MR.. JONES LOCATED.
Superintendent Of lnhrmary Got News
OF tho Big Fire ut pooa

supL W Il, Jones Of the county In
Urinary the main building Of when
was destroyed by nro viii be home
this afternoon or tonight Mrs, Jones
reached him at pcoa yesterday after
noon late, and Mr. Jones 10 making all
speed 10 reach the city
IN the meantime the old women who
lost their home arc being cared Tot
at the Orphans Home, under Mrs g,
A. Ballou This lady and Mrs Jones,
wife Of the superintendent ana mntron
~ the innrmnry and also Mrs, Mary
stewart, cook nj the innrmnry ana
Miss Ada Bird, assistant 10 Mrs Bal.
lou are entitled TO u great deal OF
credit for their GOODNESS IN saving the
llyog ~ the ngod women VINO were w
the burning building
Just ae soon ~ Supt Jones fohrnoH
the city n IN believed that r0molhlng
viii be- done toward rebuilding the de-
etroycd structure, But In the moHn'
time, the inmates are being cured for
ANA are not suffering In the least ana
arc not IN want Tor anything Mrs,
Jones has complete charge Of them and
has demonstrated her ability To- take
care Of any emergency that may arse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
CAPT. J. R. KING ASSUMES
COMMAND or the Q. A. R.

Washington, july la,--CNpt John r.
King today issued his first general or.
der assuming command or the Grand
Army Of the Republic, The order pays
u tribute to tho recently deceased com.
mander-in.chief OF the organization
Wilmon liackmar and directs ,hut the
colols be drapc1 Tor 10 days nj every
headquarters ana every post of the
g. A. r. a committee ls appointed TO
draft n suitable resolution for the action
OF the organization AT the next annu0)
encompnont In Denver The commit
tee consists Of the ndlutnnt general, the
Inspector general tho Judge advocate
general and IT, ~, stIllings Of Boston,
Inc order announces that because
OF HIS urgent request comrldo Schoo-
maker IL relieved M chief Of stan and
Comrade McCurdy past department
commander OF the department. Of Min.
nosotn ~ appointed 10 that oflioe, An.
nouncoment IN made that the adjutant
general " 10 continue IN hin duties un.
VI his successor lg chosen at the annual
encNmpment All other olilcers Of the
stan are requested TO remain on duty
IN accordance with their appointments,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
new PLAN TO CONTEST
EQUITABLE STOCK

New York, July ie,--Expressing tho
belief that the present trustee arrange
mont for control Of tho Equitable Life
Assurance society may only temporarily
satisfy either poncyholders or tho
public and that q real solution OF the
society differences has not been reach-
ed, George Westinghouse has suggested
a new plan tor stock control Of the 80.
cicty By 5000 polioyholderS, The West
inRhouee plan IL outlined IN a letter 20
Paul ID, Crayath, an attorney Of this
eft!
The ,cttor was made public today
The proposition outlined IN that al
Shareholders be invited TO place their
shares with those OF Mr., Ryan In the
hands OF the trustees with power 20
vote for AN amendment 10 the socloty's
charter providing that the stock shall
consist OF 1000 shares OF SEQ each, IN.
steNd OF 1000 shares OF 800 each that
no person except n policyholder shall
be n director that only one share shall
be held by any single person who must
be policyholdori tina, at each annual
election seven polloyholders who have
not previously served shall be chosen
and that trustees be directed and om-
powered 10 offer for sale az $1,000 n
share the 5000 shares contemplated by
tho amended charter to IN 5000 lurg-
cot policyholdors and IN tho event OF any
such Offer not being accepted, then 10
continue TO offer said shares to the next
largest p0llcyholdcrs until the whole
1000 shares shall have been disposed Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
NJ. WHITES INTERVIEW
In Paris Attracts widespread In.
tcrest and Comment,

Paris, July lo-rhe interview of the Az.
ISOLATED Press with NJ, Wit,c on Monday
has attracted widespread attention and
comment Tho entire French press give II
marked prominence Tho 0aulols, Jour.
nal ana TEMPS eot forth ils Importance IN
disclosing RuaslO's attitude ON tho oyo
" tho peace conference, Tho Temps
sNya,
M Whites appointment has been ev.
oryWhoro homldod as q Victory for tho
peace party aud 90 showing that Rus
STA N hnNloua 10 terminate tho war, ANA
That tho peace terms arc certain 10 no
most onor0uH, Japan also Welcomed NJ
Wlttoa appointment as evidence that
Russia Nv anxious for peace"
The Temps adds that those improRslona
afforded NJ, Witto an opportunity 10
clcnr nv. his position, showing that whilo
AL was favorable 20 peace ho N conscious
Of tho danger Of a prolonged war n Japan
insists upon onorous conditions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
BOISE BUILDING BOOM.
D, r. Murray Talks Of tho Progress
Under Way in the Idaho Capital,

General Manager Murray Of tho BELL
Telephone comp0ny hos returned from
a business trip through southern ana
Western Idaho, he says that there IN
moro building going on NJ Boise OF
present thDn even Nv Salt Lake, ana
six story business structures seem 20
be- the order Of tho day The Firet
National bank Of Boise has added an.
other story, nv well Az increasing Is
ground foor area The streets are
crowded win people, and there IN An
immense amount Of business transacted
there Mr.. Murray IN busy pushing
the lines " his company all through
the southern part OF the state, Tho
terminal line at Blue Lakes WIN he
extended io dlonna' Ferry ana from
Mountain Home tho terminal line there
win be- extended 10 the Ferry, thus
completing second through line from
this city ~ Bolse, the other line run.
ming Via Blackfoot, westward An on
chpngo has been installed at Twin
fallR, and extensions are being made
into the mining camps north OF The
Snort Line and east ~ Boise,
Estimates have been handed IN to tho
directory by Mr. Murray for two adj
dltionnl copper circuits from Salt Lake
10 ogden one additional copper cir
cult Ia Logan, one from this city 10
PARK city and one 10 Bingham, ana
nm additional Circuit w being built now
20 payson, Then an arrangement has
been mndo with the United States Min.
ing company whereby that company M
to have II special copper circuit VI its
own with this city