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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
MANHATTAN To HAVE
EXPENSIVE PLANT
Company Formed to Install Fine
Mill at Nevada Lat
est Camp.

Manhattan has reached that stage Of
development where IL is attracting the
attention Of mill and smeltcr men. and
IL appears that II will be only short
time before the camp is supplied with
all the reduction facilities necessary for
any amount OF ore the young giant can
produce, says the News of Goldheld.
Convinced of Permanency.
w. S. Daugherty, one OF the best known
mill and smelter man I'm the United States,
has Just come from a three weeks in
vestlgation OF Manhattan. and is thor
oUghly convinced that the camp is dcs-
tined TO be permanent and very productive
and that Investment I'm properly con-
structed and conducted reduction plants
will be very profitable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
JUDGE bARTCH ON
NEVADA SITUATION
Utah JuriSt Gives Compliment
tary Interview on Wonders
of Great State.
MUCH IMPRESSED WITH
MUSHROOM GR0WTHS
FiSSureS of Manhattan Pro-
nounced, and Country Is
Highly Mineralized.

Judge George w Bartch, Chief Justice
of the Utah Supreme court. and for the
past twenty years a prominent member
OF the judiciary of thnt State. was in
Goldheld few days this week upon what
ne termed "a vacation trip" says the
Goldhcld News
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
Some Facts From Dun.

The following failures and liabilities are
reported by Duns Review for 1906. Among
fourteen different classes OF menufactur
ers which failed last year the liabilities
amounted to Si4 252, SO. Fourteen traders
of various classes failed with liabilities
of Sol, 754, sos. and In banking business we
find failures with liabilities amounting to
s2O,22 l55. The amounts are less than re-
corded In the same classes for 1904 by
over 600 and are not regarded as
heavy losses when compared with former
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
IlA'

What do we mean when we
say we like coffee better than
tea'
fo.. g'7cer Tstcr.. ss.-r .,...sJ ii ,oa cont IA
s----... Le-l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19

J. OBERNDoRFER. STOCK BRO
kER. l6l 5. Main. Tel. Bell 79e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
No Safer Business Known.

In mining districts where mining is con-
Quoted as business. the losses sustained
by shareholders, merchants. employees
and others, by reason OF failures in min
Ing, are Insignificant when compared with
the above figures. In fact where mining
is prosecuted economically and intelll-
gently there Is no safer business nor Is
there any safer investment than in the
shares of legitimate mining comnanIes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
Likes Locks of Manhattan.

"At Manhattan 1 found the town grow
Ing with mushroom-like rapidity New
buildings arc going up everywhere and
ore Is being shipped from a number OF
properties. The assures OF the camp are
pronounced, running east and west with
net work of cross veins. The ore seems
TO be the richest at the JuncturcS The
deposits contain lots of iron oxides as
I'm Godfield and Just east of Manhattan
Is great granite dyke, The country is
highly mincralized and the camp in
my opinion, has wonderful possibilities"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
Has Had Mexico Experience.

He had experience in Mexico as super
lntcndent and metallurgist of the Rio del
orc smelter, at Durango. and for time
represented the Stllwells I'm all their vast
railroad, mining and smelling enterprises
I'm the sister republic Mr.. Daugherty has
been Interested In Southern Nevada gold
fields for some time and believes that
tfcre is no other section Offering such
opportunities for Investment and opera
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
First Unit at Manhattan.

Together with NJ, ]. Bell who is presI-
dent OF the company and a large mining
operator Of the West now conducting
his enterprises from this point. Mr.
Daugherty has organized the Golden
Anchor Milling and Mining company. The
lirst mill to be erected will be at Manhat-
tan; but this will be only a unit In the
system of plants the company expects 10
Greet throughout this section of the State.
the intention being to keep pace with the
development of the country and furnish
reduction facilities wherever they may be
warranted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
Little Variety in Quartz.

Every ninety days you can draw in
terest at per cent on savings depos-
its made with
THE HOME TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY.
Cash PaidUp Capital $3.50 0ov.
Mccormick Bank Building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
Is Large Enterprise.
Mill Site Secured.

The Goldhcld Anchor company has pro-
cured fine mill site at Manhattan being
at the lower end of two gulches as they
converge some two or three miles below
the town The contour OF the country is
such as TO give down-hill pull to the mill
from every section of the camp The To-
cation has the advantage OF plenty of
wood and water. AS an inducement to
securing mill man OF such varied and
successful experience many of the mine
owners OF Manhattan have subscribed for
many shares OF the company's stock, and
nave guaranteed TO ship every ton OF their
ptoductlon, both high and lowgrade ore,
TO the new mill for treatment Tho mill
VIII nave a capacity of loo tons per daV
and with the ore at hand and reasonable
treatment charges, IL Is estimated that in
Nestment In the project Will return Tnanv
hundred per cent annually. Ii Is hopcd
10 nave the mill under construction In
thlrtS GAYS and to have 1t completed by
the first of June. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

de diferentes clases con ella he ahorrado
tempo, estudio y dinero.
Paul P. ShekerjiaD, Poste Restante, eau
case, Russia dice: : Els dificil hallar palaDras
con que expresar mi agradecimiento por ell
conocimiento que he obtenido con esta
obra. Estoy sorprendido del 6xito que, he
obtenido en- infuit sobre las personals des-
piertas. ~
Reginald II. Smith, No. 81, Thompson
Road, Langley, Inglaterra, dice Ese como
cimiento es una fortuna para toda persona
que comienza su carrera en- la vida. No me
desprenderia del ibro, nj siquiera por 10
suma de mil libras esterlinas.
Thankar Bahari, Pishin, Beluchistan,
India, dice Supongo que Sc alegraran vas.
de saber que, por medic del conocimlento
que obtuve con ell ibro, he reclbido un
ascenso del cual adn continue gozando.
J. Page, Bathurst, Australia, escribe
10 siguiente Ha hallado que el conoci-
miento que SO obtiene con el hbro es de
sumo valor en- los negocios. Me ha impair
lido mayor poder que que hasta entonces
hsbia obtenido. -,
Manuel A. Braw, de Santiago de las
Vegas, Cuba, dice Ell hipnotisno es una
gran ciencia. Su grandeza y utilidad no
tienen limites. Esta destinado reem-
plazar las drogas y servir dc anest6tico en-
la ciruja dental y cirujia mayor.
Miles de cartas por el estilo Sc han reci-
bido de hombres prominentes en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, quienes deben q ese maravi-
lloso lbro ell 6xito que han obtenido en- los
negocios, y tendremos sumo gusto en- enviar
esas cartas q las personas que sohciten ell
ibro.
Ell titulQ del nbro es :" La Filosotia de Ia
Influenza Personal, y el New York 1nsti-
tute OF Sciences, de Rochester, N. Y, E. U.
de A., ha sdo escogido por los hipnotistas
renombrados de esos paises para qae Sc
encargue de la distribution de una edici6n
absolutamente gratis. No cuesta NADIA 81
Sc le pide hoy: 81 Nd. pospone la solicitud
probablemente no podra obtener un elem
plar i ningdn precio Ell libro esta listc
para su distribution, y 81 Vd, desea III
ejemplar, dirijase a
,pt, 4slE Rochester, N. 2, E. Q. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

El vslo del misterio ha sido por fin alzado
del hipnotismo. Eminencias cientifcas de
todos los paises del mundo civilizado, SO
han wuido recientemente para publican un
libfo en- ell cual SO explica el maravllloso
poder para el infinite bien que puede ejer-
cerse por medic de esta maravillosa ciencia.
Los expertos de hipnotismo de todos los
confines dc Ia terra han contribuido con
sus procedimientos seeretos para este no
table volumen y estan suminlstrando su
cooperation para su distribution gratis.
En- ell libro estan explicados los m6todos
secretos del magnetismo personal hipno-
tismo, que hasta hora no Sc hsbian hecho
pGblicos Explica como usar ell poder en- la
vida diaria, en- los negocios, en- la politica,
On 10 sociedad, en- el amor en- la curaci6n
de las Intermediates y malas costumbres
en- el alivio de los que sufren; en- la edu-
eaei6n de los actores, autores, cantantes
Oradores para inspirar ell amor y el carino
restaurar la confanza perdida. Revela y
explica m6todos infalibles para infuir sobre
las personals sin que elias Sc den cuenta,
asi como tambi6n para hacer cambiar las
opiniones de las audiencias y convertirse
uno en- factor potente entire los hombres
aExpone al publico los metodos secretos
cue 70 emplean en- Ia acumulaci6n de rique-
zas; dice como los Morgans y Rockefellers
del mundo han usado esas fuerzas para sus
propios prop6sitos, han guardado siglo-
samente el secreto de su exito. Demuestra
81 hecho de que el nagnetismo personal es
una Influenza poderosa que explica las
leyes por medic de las cuales puede ser
dessrrollado Dice en- un idioma que hasta
am pilo puede comprender, como dominar
81 magnrtismo personally eambiar las OPT
Aiones de los horbres.
J.tase 10 que eminentes fac eultativos, abo-
ysdos, profesores y diplomatieos, que tie
men q ibro, diccn con respecto dicha
obra
Fl DR.. Juan Amigo, de Mexico, D. F.
dice: Us una obrs vsliosa para aquellos
que desean niciarse ell esos misterios.
ii Dr. Dezso Macy, de Budapest, Hun
gris dice: Por medic de esa ohra pude
cursr en- corto tempo mas de mil pacientes
New York Institute Of Sciences, D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
..ANALISIS
BACTERIO IOLIGICO
DEL
Aqua de Vllajui@l
PRACTICABLE Tor s|
Doctor FerTeT PIeTa

CoNcLUsIoNES, u ii sguA
dc vilsio'gs 60 a6sosutanssnts
pura, dssde sl punto do visaa
bAstsriol6gieo. ' no sontisas.
en- conassusrsis, ning,iN st1nsN
n0ciU0.
q Los rssultsdos & que si
sstudio bastsriol6gieo do aqua
VILE jugs NOS eonduss, sst&u On
perf,eta soncordansia con loo
del anAlisls qufmiso, , con loo
datos y euseHapxas que 10 geo.
iogfA dc 10 eomarca NOS propor.
eiona res .seto { 10 profandidaa
% que el sgua he sido sapsada
On forma do poxo artesiano. y &
=. 10 naturalexa do las espss que
ha atravssa %, logrando Aaf 90
perfseta f'trasi6u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

Los Metodos de la Maga de los maesrO del veo mundo
los ensayos PRACTICES de eminentes hpnotstas del nuevo
Sc hallan en- ese notable prOfundo tratado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
AuOran la distribution gratua de bro que encierra
resutado de sus investgaCiOnes.

Modos sotendsnte del dominic del entcndno Seretos una
cencia narav que haban pefdo de hace mueho tempo
revelado al pdbico pof renombrado hombres DC enca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

Sc tbua una edon absouAmen gratis habndose nomrado un
eb institute de edueacion para dgr distribution gaoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
Los sECRETOS REVELgDOS Al FIN!

Los HipnOtas dc ia India Africa Ru Aemana nglaterfa los
Eados Undo pae para dvugar los secretos
del Hipnotsmo del Magnetismo persona. que nunca
hasta ahora habian sido del dominic pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
RSPECItIUADE

pssmeneza aorn k eva Ca.eI
dorss moaernos con oeho S dlez j se.s e.f,
sones. Trapiches, dstegadoras, tdple
arupls siessal ' taehos nedenos .-BoE
Ar,s'v..eusala
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

a native Ws.ty- .u "a tl.uHse publi,a
tlou rm4ras whoa a..i sold l
th... she becomes tbr slave of her
ovurf sud iaFt uf llta property Slr
na loa retains UrT fre oru rights.
but aaFrs.rra tlru al ,1 tts VIII of
tlos~ vla .au lrr She Urrvtes u5
coa ueusai.5u fog trr aaar uut s
ob. e,-i Geo acrrHt sarh uIwr8t agI
fosl as A.r avarr wHF IaF Uiears.i A..
Eite ler JH cases af trrsnlE 1r erH.s
rru-..y ale .auu.I aug.ai iur relrass
she asF ur ..l.i. gwen EH.F 4r e..I
OF ig rsr s-Ht.-s af tl4r aflt.aFF 5000
~ ler lss.H AI frre.a.a a dra
her end r1r re-a.as iaai aad el..
tsl Ire co. tss4s af .ar orasr aai.I s..
- ssIA azaa ar sati ava.A rr.eaa.s
Der from b. aar.tas ftre~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

When read Montague or Words
worth or Landor ! am always remind
Ell of the advice which the baseball
coacher on the side lines so often re
peats to the men on bases. Run on
anything" Each enc Of these worthless,
10 continue the parlance Of the ban
field, accents al his chances. If Words
worth never gave to the world Lines
| Suggested by Seeing a Favorite Cat
Crossing the Road it was simply be-
cause that spectacle never Glanced to
arrest his inward eye If Montague
never medtated. as did another cele-
brated author on producing a chapter
about "Buttonholes' such reticence was
/ not In any degree owing to barrenness
as concerned that or any other known
/ topic And had he attempted it he
would perchance have begun With shoe
strings, wandered on to dJruing nee
dies and pruning hooks, O., oted doz-
en- or SO OF Latin authors - re ard tc
plowshares. related anecdotes concern.
ing dealings Of the Gym 'riJas ScytA.
iaus LgccdaeWuuis.s Romans ala the
like with lGui> aaa .....-H. u.aI
toned bis o"-I p"rspl.i o. rn".g zee e.
the matter of ho''.s ANA rg..a. ed
ed by al ".lG- sion coli '.F ...c'.ra.
, mechanical aal ct .a r....g# r'
tween butoalo,r ami 3d. r- .u. aa.
every quaint and G.~a..-.E- lin,
would have enagaru1 A.a ,1 dos aGee
Tomato reader.-MdrthJ Ea... uuIu il
I Atlantic
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

. Irish potato. ~hlaa thca. who prefer
the s~~es potato must pay t2o. zoe.
eee year for a.
The annual proiaetiaa Of oar or.
chAr#a 10 woFth ahaal fsh. 900 600
and Of our berry patches sotnn f9s
h80 900 uaorv The tahacen ernr
~ssis for about tss Gee 600 ard the
wool clip for llstle mafa TBS
poaitry IL WORTH $50 coo 600 sors
thar Tire tobaccu crop Of the ~ool
clip. ard tsiee ~ much as the ca
tire product Of sugar
Tho unstsa States make about oae
9th ~ the worlds eheat. four afths
of It's cotton end nearly all the corn
So ~hen tbs time comes 10 pay the
American farmer The Sorld's money
aust travel 10 the South and West
nv fall II wili be travelling no fat
thai Wall street IL likely 10 raise It's
annual cry OF distress for money 20
support tho stock market Bnt
money to move crops is more I'M
portant. and Wall street must wait
aniil the money comes back In the
usual course Of business and OF bank
ing.
St. Louis does not complain Of the
money Cow TO the farms. for though
il contributes large share of the
ss5,o00.0 600 which must 40 into thu
southwest every year to pay for the
cotton OF Texas, Arkansas and Ok
lahoma, ST, Louis banks are prepared
for the drain. and are vastly more in
terestod in southwestern commerce
than in the stock market
There was never year when the
products of Southwestern agriculture
and manufacturing were so large as
they promise to be In 1906 With a
fairly good season the cotton crop OF
Texas will be about 3 5000. 900 bales,
while Arkansas. Oklahoma and the
Indian Territory will add some O.
100000 more.
Texas has already harvested a
wheat crop OF 100000 bushels.
and there will be large increase In
wheat and corn, as well as in cotton,
In Greater Oklahoma. The steady
stream of population into all parts
of the southwest during the past year
has resulted in the opening Of many
new farms and the starting of new
industries. The money flow to the
southwest will be larger than ever
this summer and fall.-St. Louis Re
public
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04
+. S. CRONk co.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

NJ. X. 4 7. North Bound.
No. flyer leaves $500. 20 a M
No zoe leaves -........ SIS IN
No. 2ot leaves .........7:s3 . m
Sauth Bound.
No. goa leaves ......az II 10
No. 2oI leaves. b. ~ p III
No. s tFlyerl leaves ,..s:3i p N
II 4 r. {. West Bound.
No. IS leaves. ........6: 80 n
NO. 50 leaves ..,...... u D y ID
No 81 arrives 4:0s p m -- Does not
run west of Waxahachie
No. 50 arrives ..........l l;15 m
East Bound
No 50 leaves 9 30 a m-Connects at
Ennis for Houston
No. 81 leaves 800 p m--Starts from
Waxahachie.
No. Sc leaves ....... .S:o6 p n
No IS leaves $50 m--Connects at
Garrett for the North.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

A writer in the LoIlua Ou.jool
points out that no birds cross deep.
even II narrow. seas The narrow Mad
agascar strait Is impossible 20 birds
though the north seas are % l.rhway
for them. GodwltS pass from the Nile
to the shores OF Norfolk though mel III
boring Islands Boz an archipelago may
show no commou stock. All birds with
the possible exception OF the sparrow.
are stirred 10 movement hy different
causes wind. weather food. the bully
ing of parent aud other birds Birds
Of prey drive or their young Martins
love familiar caves Successive ravens
have built ON fire same ledge Tor "a con.
tury The ,9urer psJeev are oay
made over shallow seas that oaer ve.r
land. and when uace Journey Is made
the memory is strong c8on-h to urcc
repetition The chance of home tl-u
becomes not a fashion. uut au Inherit
ed habit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04
THE MONEY FLOW, SOUTH
AND WEST.

First bales" of cotton arriving In
Texas markets. and the cry for men,
and more men. in the wheat fields,
mean that the harvest ia already we'll
under way and win soon start the
money Of the country flowing in a
steady stream TO the farms OF tho
South and West
The great agricultural products
which are the basis OF the nation IS
weolth and contribute most ubund-
antly 70 its foreign and domestic
com MERGE are grown mainly In these
sections. ara whom they are gathered
there rs not more TRAN money enough
in an the local banks nor iu an the
financial centors 20 pay the farmers
The ont crop which runs from
500 100000 90 nearly 1000 600 600
bushels would esil FOR some $500.
600 o00 10 lt were al fo'd from the
farms rs me Hme tho Nhrgt e. ai'
harvested. cotton picking viii pee w"il
started md before cotton pietlnK BE-
don, me hu4ting ~ some assoc GOO
600 tr.teIs ~ corn all besia.
Tire rsIHe uf PRE- fHm proaurt
- tn. United States sas ,atimafsI
d. tt, secretary of agriculture las'
year 90 rEn00.o0U. which u
about .rtsr uurs fte smuuat af tHl
Interest bearing ruuual debt. and
cor strrah'r w0ra than tEIce 20.
sam NJ sIl .rs money sold s.lse.
aaa paper. .n fhs ru.ted States.
The anaaaI veIt 1' corn. NOR
nar h-lf ~ utish eoma~ from fa'
ave STATES - MmaaH. Uiiuois
Iowa. Kansas and Nehrsssa. ia sortf
ou tne forces About s. eco ooo eco
~hlie the cotton &ua the hay rrop'
wseh are vaaaed q. s5ou1 ha2f o.
that A years pradactlan q bette
ara ch@~se - Norta 4boat aa zacl
a. Ire oats crop n costs out ~
oa0 900 people uog ies~ thsa $3.50.
Gee eco a year fer tee iursrY & a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04
PAPER FROM COTTON STALKS

It is announced in Baltimore that
process has been devised for MAX
ing paper from cotton stalks. The
lack of responsible name behind
the announcement gives it the vague
ness and responsibility OF an an
onymous communication. Neverthe-
less. the mere suggestion is encour-
aging, because it IS common know
ledge that the cotton stalk contains
a strong fiber. If 1t can be extracted
economically for commercial purpos-
es 1t will give additional value to
the cotton crop and will afford new
source of raw material in a rapidly
diminishing field of supply
The bulk of commercial paper is
now being made from spruce pine
and the forests are disappearing at
such rate that famine is immi-
nent in the near future. If cotton
stalks can be used, they will suppl!
10000, 900 to 100000 tons a yea
and while that is far short of IN,
amount needed it is a supplement
which manufacturers will greedil,
accept
In any event, the subject is on
that invites the best efforts OF in
yentors and promoters. Even il IN
|, stalks should yield no more than ;
q ton net 10 the farmer the labo
of gathering and manufacturing woul
enormously increase southern wealt
/ by affording new enterprises. attract
ing new capital and developing ne
trade
Obviously such paper mills wOul
Dee located in the south. and the a
. yoSincatlon of industry would el
, nance the value %, every acre Of Ian
/. aud every unit Of labor
n successful process can p
.oy every yearsrrIlara0ishrdltaotldl
l evolved 10 we'll means millions
, money every year now Foing
Vast, Fort Worth Record
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

Pslacios and roturu $40 - r.
- T EHsampmrut on sale july o..
'im.f July slb
9rvr1 CItF and -rHu ST. ss
oH eslr daily To- aud Including Seals O..
Jml' Sept Is
ps'a,i,~ aud HefBrH tIHt5. n
~ o. On rrnuuurat lu .alF Iu..
Hai B Uuif Iu'y DID,
Omaha. Sob. aad rr-g-a t14 &C.
Meeting of r. " o. r of America
0H safe fsiy i0 r8 r- Inclusive Imt
fa.s U.s.
IavIgsfnu EF ana -eturu $50 ora
Meeting U 70 of o. on sale IaIs
1s 80 and SEA umif Rae f
s1suu a1a reta-u s. -oIa
taHf 1arAs Association Ou sslt
fag . ara g umf 1av fa
sau kafou.a aad -efara = 60
H=agA Ledge A. O O. ~ ON SAL
1sIy e an1 e. umit Jaig -
u~nrer Coia and reraFz SIS So
--Amnas4 m~@1ax d 81 o Z Or
sale JaiY u Is An3 IS nmss kzx
81 Ne wiil sell 20 siiher P4eels
or Colorado spr1ags a. TIE same rate
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

Notice " hereby xft~n that. Ia
accordance ~ith the law governing
The elseilon Of city esserrs. there ell
lie A=.a an election ia the city o.
Sesafachir. TrxAa. on The eocuad
Saturday in Jaly. 1900. The eaEao be
lng he foHvteenih aa3 ~ said naoath
fnr she pgrposa ~ elecssng the fol.
losing or1ces Tor said city. to-wit
oae alderman from ward No OF
sala r3fy
Ward No I ufuheaccs All 'Aat part
~ tire slty of wnxahacnie shieh a
si'asted south IF Natn street,
Wsrd Ne 2 emhfaecs all that
part @. % c.ty ef waxahachle wblth
- situated north ~ Maln street and
"ast ~ Washington. College and
Brown streets
Ward No 2 embraces nh that part
NJ tho city ef Wayahachle which ~
situated north of Main stree, ard
~cft Of Washington. College and
Brown streets
The election lu Ward No, viii
be held ia what Is known IN the old
Wyatt office. ON Fast Main streat.
aud } r. Wyatt viii be the presid-
ing officer at said voting box.
The election iu Ward No will be
held In Roy Counally's grocery store
on the east side Of College street.
ard L. H. Peters will be the presid-
ing officer at said voting box.
The election In Ward No. will
be held at the City Hall on Main
street and ] T. GIN Will be the pre-
siding officer at said voting box.
Witness my hand this, the ith day
Of July, 1906. sc
PERRY s. ROBERTSON.
Mayor City of Waxahachie.