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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27

Large or small Reai Estate Loans,
see or write the Commercial State
Bank, Wagner ). D. Long time and
easy payments. Lowest terms.
u Vim. Pease. cashier.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27
July i6lli, 1906.

Beard met ~ y btmrd nf equa
lixatlon with all members aud
auditor present, aud an motion
adjourned u check auditor and
treasnrers bucks, and ON motion
adjourned 10 meet July 18th,
i.tltj.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

On motion the personal prop
,srty Tax OF Oscar Carlson in
lthoda Twp. was abated. for th.
s'eason TINT said TAX WAS paid IN
jackson Twp.
On motion the board adjourned
To meet July 10th.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27
July Ii. 1905.

The board met as board Of
equalization with oil members and
auditor present. and on motion
adjourned for the transaction Of
,ther business.
The board spent the day in
s.heckinH auditor and treasurer
locks and on motion adjourned
10 meet July 12.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27
July 10. 1900.

Board met AZ board Of equal.
xAtion with all members and audi
ls,r present, and on motion nd /.
iourned for the transaction OF
,ther business.
The balance Of the day was
spent In checking auditor and
treasurer's books. and on motion
the board adjourned to meet Oh,
July 18th.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27
July 18th. 1906.

Bsmrd met as bsard of equa
Il1Almn with AL members and
auditor present aud ON motan
tie following changes were
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27

when applied and covered with hot cloth
Pinesalve acts like poaltlee. Best for burns.
bruises. hoies. eczema. skin disease. etc.
sold by the Wagner Drug Co. ia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27
July 18th. 1906.

Board met as a board of equa.
lizatiun with all mem bers aud
auditor present.
Tn motion the board ordered
that tile following property that
had escaped assessment, be-
placed upon tile assessment
books, and the owners notified
according to law:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27

srdered
Lumher yards per cent
Lake Andes raised 66s
Platte raised 30
Wagner raised ......s.5o
Elevators per cent
Lake Andes raised 90
Geddes raised ....... l6S
Platte raised ............a5
Standard Oh CO. raised To-
General merchandise in
Platte raised Z. ....., 40
On MOTION eoard adjourned
for the transaction Of other
business, and spent the balance
of the day checking Docks
On motion the board adjourn
ed To meet July 18th.
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81
Our Exchanges Say
Tynsis.il Tribune

: = ~ Af<tss &WulC ~ t10N 0Et&SS1
Tyndall and Wagner brought j
bunch Of old time fans up from
Springfield aud the way they
l.a,sened up when the score tied
at the end of the eight inning.
suggested the fact that their
yoices have .nut ceased 10 do full
duty wllrn'ihe sphere g,,-s over
the fence. A,nung tile bunch
WAS Tin Flavin. i hearty ant
string 40 pound relic 1T the old
Forty miners, wnun you could,
keep away from Il llp-~. race o.,
= ball gam. with cinb. l'.l.r.
was t;Mp. Hutton wlla~s Ten.
more q. Springfield" in thar
RssL old days gone by has made
in,,re Than one chap sport put
upor take " tll' TIL grass. Then
there Wa i f.sw III tlls Dunci,
that uscd Il, comprise tile cap
tain J favurtt,s. t;urg liner
son. Wlsu with Wal Adams. used
t,e.st up evey thing tllAt came in
~ tl,e nelds jimmie t;aynr. hi.
llrht lle.sy weight balt.r. whos.
llerribIe slnxxll..s III many i blue
ninth li.vr brought In tl,e score
that wAs i,ts del, .nd Hill Turn
~. liz lUray iirst basr0,an,
ps,W wlttt i few streak. III gre:
stntsax tl.e raven aud whom l,is
ffsensls k,ty wvuId i.s,k like DUw
Il, Il this ptsp'et would SHAW
but VIII, III tlis t,ld days 80 man,
\ kr3ud stand CRAZY will, . iaet
sure double W, = Robinson,
IL Is ntt.ll vim USED 4, CATCH ~.
thir bunch. WAS 10 Tile CRANE
"a
stand and the facl il,alilr yearr
1--we hot .t,st.'d bis entI,u~lau
M tlse game WAS attesied when
III lsad b. ~ restrained By force
i, keep hin from huxging Bar-
nv when SWEETS tremendous
sinaxh aud following plays ID the
tskissla oruamenled row 81 g.u~s
~. witila big 3. Howard Wax |
mr., wltu used q, b ! altar iirs.
iar 1'yndAsll ii The early d4vs anu
kelt MotrIss,il, who used u pull
riNkes with Nj cosners after thu
same, ss,inplet q ! eoterie of OH
tine riH,rts Nho are still game
tls.Ar Through and whom Tyn.
dAls always delights u welcome
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-27

I'm notion tire nafd ADJOURN
ed as board OF equalization,
for tile transaction of other
business.
Bills rejected.
bIIl OF I'D S.allolm rejected
for tile reason that the record
showed IL paid.
Bill Of ,.iark Thompson re
I.cted Tor tile reason thai the
fecora sInw.d il paid.
Uu motion the board adjourn
ed 10 meet July 18Th
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
RE Knew the Subjects.

In a far western canon. near the
Mexican border. are four graves, the
headboards marking them fashioned
from the rough deals of a packing
case. In the graves are buried three
Of little party Of seekers after gold,
and one of a band Of "greasers" from
across the boundary who. contested
the American claim to the rich terri.
tory in the canon.
The faulty photography Of the rude
ly carved epitaphs justifes the con
lecture that the "Padder" on the first
headboard is intended for Padre
sobriquet sometimes bestowed in the
lawless Southwest upon an abstemi-
Gus cOmrade.
That the carver of the epitaphs en-
tertained ideas as 70 the ultimate des-
tnation of his fallen companions, and
that of the detested Mexican. is plain
from the direction indicated by the
index finger Of the hand above the
name on each board
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SOLD GAS STOCK
And Now a Warrant Has Been Issued
For the Arrest of
CottreIl.

Omaha. Neb,, January "a war
rant was issued today on complaint of
Thomas Hector of South Omaha for
the arrest Of n b. Cottrell Of Water
loo, Iowa, charging him with fraudu.
lent practices in the sale of the stock
Of the Hydro-Carbon Gas Manufac
turing Company. The company is al
legged to have been incorporated in
Minnesota with $1,000 900 capital and
to have had an office at Rockford,
Ill. 1t is claimed COtrell represented
to prospective stock buyers that the
Of which he was vice presi-
dent and general manager had aiarge
plant for he manufacture of the gas
machines. This. Il is said. was untrue
Hector says he is not The only man
no bought stock f7 fta company and
Ire estimates the tosc aios hv Cot
trcH ar 100000 IT. drelar The
stock IS worthless The Waterloo al
tbcrities have been asked to take Cot
trell into custody.
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LAWSON SENDS REPLY.

Boston, January 9-In reply to a
telegram from Attorney General Had
ley. asking him to give any informa,
ton in his possession regarding the
relations between the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana and two other
oil producing corporations, Thomas
W. Lawson, of Boston, tonight sent a
lengthy telegram to Hadley Lawson
Informs the attorney general that he
personally, knew nothing Of the rela-
lions between the oil companies and
that while he was aware of certain
acts of the Standard Oil monopoly"
he could not fairly come within the
wide restrictions" of Hadley's tele-
gram.
While | have no personal knowl-
edge of the three things of which your
telegram treats, continued Lawson, Il
have sufficient general knowledge of
the subject matter of your investiga
tion TO make it appear farcicaI to me
that You with the power of the great
state of Missouri at your back. should
want the testimony of any one other
than the band OF conspirators at 2G
Broadway and their hirelings 10 prove
any case in which the name STANDARD
Oil appears.
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, MOUND CITY. .
, o o . 9 9 Q Q . O o
January 9. 1906.

january y, lSOo'
The Congregational Sunday school
Elected a full official force for the
ensuing year al the Sunday school se.-
sion last Sabbath. Following were IN
ones elected: !. A. HUNDRED, superin-
tendent Joe Merit, secretary; Miss
Freda Miller, treasurer; Miss Allie
Mertz, organist; Fred Johnson. organ.
bumper for Sunday school Earl
Spence and Edawrd Hildridge. or gan
pumper for church; Harry Dishinger
and Edward Tinkerleaflet distributors
Sam Goldsmith has gone to Pitts
burg TO work at his trade-canlker
Things are rather quite at the Ma
rine Ways There Is nothing dom
only a model barge on the cradles
receiving attention.
The first fall Of the beautiful"
made its appearance Sunday night
and Monday morning 1t is not cold,
though rabbit hunting is the past time
fer those not steadily employed.
Mayor Brovner and tHe cemetery
o'fumitter Of the city cornell were o't
H r.. Beech r-ose ceme'erv sunday
.aeiar aH4r Gee cemetery affairs in
lie behalf OF Mound City's interest in
he public burying ground.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ.
f. church will meet with Mrs. NJ f.
McCammon this "wednesday after
noon.
NJ j. Penninger left for eKntucky
points Tuesday morning in the inter
est Of the Wisconsin Chair factory.
Mr. I. A. Humberd was here TO con
duct the usual Sunday services. He
has been at Campbell, Mo, assisting
in a revival service He reports A
most successful meeting and has gone
there this week TO continue in the
work =
Pete Langan, Of Cairo. was here
Monday TO see some Of our lumber
men on business.
Mrs. c. Z. White. Of Chicago. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Rogers went 10 Cairo for short
stay to visit her daughter. Mr.. VIM.
Monarch. She was accompanied by
her sister. Mrs Chas. Gustafson. II
this city.
A ]. Dougherty Is preparing 10 have
all the land cleared between here
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SEVEN ALDERMEN

The question of Michaels pawnshor
came up again and was the occasion
for lengthy arguments, finally result
ing in the council deciding under the
present ordinance that the council had
no authority to act in the premises.
IL being one for the city clerk TO act
upon
An amended pawnbrokers ordinance
was read for the first time and referr'
ed with Instructions TO report at the
next regular meeting.
Reports from Mrs. Anna d. Stafford
vice president and Mrs l.. L,Powell,
librarian of the public library, were
read and ordered published with the
official proceedings.
Alderman Fuller attempted to have
some disposition made of the petition
from the First ward, but Alderman
Jocelyn made a motion to adjourn
which carried by the same vote that
refused to call special election in
The ward to fill an uneXpired term OF
nearly 10 months.
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interested that the City Council OF
the City Of Cairo, Illinois, having or
dered that Pine street be improved by
laying and constructing a sewer in and
along said Pine street from point
20 feet south of the north line of
Twenty-tirst street to manhole at
the center of Twenty-fourth street,
the ordinance for the same being on
file in the office of the city clerk of
said city and having applied to the
county clerk of Alexander county for
an assessment of the cost of said i'm
provement according to benefits, and
an assessment thereof having been
made and returned to said court, the
final hearing thereon will be had on
The sixteenth day Of January, A. D.,
1906, or as son thereafter as the bust
ness Of the court will permit Said as
sessment is payable in three install
ments with interest at the rate of five
per centum per annum, on all Install
ments except the first. from and after
All persons desiring may
file objections in said court before said
day, and may appear on the hearing
and make their defense.
NJ. YESTERDAY,
Superintendent of Special Assess
ments.
Dated. Cairo, Illinois, December 30,
A. d.. 1905,
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons
Interested that the City Council Of the
City of Cairo, Illinois, having ordered
that a sewer be constructed on and
along Washington avenue from TWEEN
ty-first street TO Twenty fourth street,
the ordinance for the same being on
file in the office of the city clerk Of
aid city and having applied to the
county clerk of Alexander county for
an assessment of the cost of said inn
provement according to benefits, and
an assessment thereof having been
made and returned TO said court, the
final hearing thereon will be had on the
END day of January, A. d., 1906, or
as soon thereafter as tho business OF
The court viii permit Said assess
went is payable in fhree iustallments
With interest at tho rate Of FIVE per
centum per anDum, on all installments
except the first. from and after con-
fmation All persons desiring may
file objections lin said .court before
said day, and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense.
NJ. YESTERDAY,
Superintendent of Special Assess
ments, ~
Dated. Cairo, Illinois. January Gth,'
\. D., 1906.
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ROGERS IS CITED
concluded from First page,

sess the authority to order Rogers to
be punished for contempt of court il
he declines to answer after being or
dered to do so by that court
Hadley wants this information to
show that the three alleged subsidiary
or confe lerated companies are monop,
olizing the oil trade Of Missouri in
combination and to induce NJ ssouri
| courts to orde" them ousted from that
sta c.
An interesting feature of the hear.
ng today was an invitation sem by
Hadley tc Thomas W. Lawsoe. Of
TO ton requesting him to come 10
New York and testify il ne can give
any information as to the companies
Hadley trying TO drive out of Mis-
sour.
When the hearing adjourned to-
night lawsons reply had not been re
ceived
Rogers again declined while on the
stand today 10 disclose stock owner
hip OF the three companies and was
severely admonished by Hadley to
treat the hearing seriosly and not as
funny
The subpoena server who has been
Try ing for several days TO summon Fl
Clay Pierce to testify before the com,
missioner in this case, notified Had
Icy ton ght that he has been unable
10 get Pierce who he said, had sailed
away on steam yacht, Pierce is
chairman of the board of directors of
the Waters-Pierce Oil company of
Missouri, and father of the president
of that company, The subpoena server
said he had pursued Pierce and his
valet through suite of rooms in the
hotel occupied by Pierce but that the
iii man had locked himself in his
chamber. The server then de.isted
John d. Archbold. vice-president and
director of the Standard Oh c0mnaus
a1i "i'''1u 4 Roc" teller nephew
john D. Ha1eefelar wore present
ID. he i .r.u today Tie, A4sa n.0H
-rppoenel as witnesses bur were not
called to testify today
Attorney General Hadlay said to- |
night that he expected to close the |
hearing tomorrow if the court does
not pereyent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10

Monday and Tuesday, January -
and 1G. DR.. and Mrs. S l.. Butler, the
worlds famous hypDotist.. will be the
great attraction thar will be of much
interest TO everybody. At an .enor-
nous expense Of both time and money
the Buffers have gathered material
which has made their performance
famous throughout the land. No
source which could possibly furnish
any thing new or novel has been lett
untouched. Each country on the face
r. 40 globe which knows ANYTHING
10 .bvnnot'e0 has ifs latest discover
ia. ran-c- ertoG ~ ''hcse ertcIta in-
as. TIE entertainment Is com
% -i OF an endless variety Of things
selected from tine every day walks
IF Hfe. The drama. opera and extra
vaganza have each furnished their
best parts Quaint characters from
various professions and trades. many
Of which show the most ludicrous IN
stantaneous transformations in plain
view OF the audience. are all bleHded
together with such nicely that tie be
holder has constantly before him
wonderful evanescent panOrHra' 81 life.
which makes a most enjoyable enter
tainment from a purely theatrical
standpoint. but when We consider the
material for the performance the re
suits obtained. and the mighty work
ing o fthis seemingly strange and in
comprehensive influence which for
want Of our musingr and sit a. IF
spellbound. while or thoughts seem
lost in the dreamsst drapery Of eter-
nal mystery Ladies will be admit
ted free under usual conditions on
Monday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10

and the Mounds. He is at present adj
vertising for labor in this capacity,
and intends to get this land cleared to
such an extent that it can be used for
cultivation. VIM. b. Keller is super
intendent of this work.
The friends and acquaintance of
Mrs Edward Holtzenberg are very
much alarmed over the condition OF
this lady. She recently had paralytic
stroke and her entire side was useless.
From this she somewhat rallied. but it
was followed by another stroke and
her condition Is considered most ser
'11s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10

Concluded from First Paxe.)

is being done to save Mrs. Tolla from
The gallows while he is allowed to
meet death with hardly a word of en-.
couragement or sympathy. Very few
call TO see him. He isn't even sure
that his case will go 10 the Board Of
Pardons on Wednesday, for no lawyer
has talked with him about his case
since the court of errors affirmed his
second conviction.
Lack of Sympathy in Hackensack
The people of Hackensack are not
expressing sympathy for Mrs. Tolla. A
year ago the leading women there in
terested themselves in Mrs. Valen-
tinas behalf circulated petition and
secured many signatures asking for
Communication of sentence. Father Lam
bert, the Rev Mr. Elliott and several
women went to Trenton expecting TO
be heard by the Board OF Pardons,
but none of them was admitted, and
the petition, with its long list of names
frequency of murders in Bergen coun-
ty has cooled their ardor. The discov.
cry on New Years Day of another
murdered Italian. supposedly a victim
Of the Black Hand has caused many
10 say that some one must be hanged
as an object lesson, .t
Van Hise. the hangman, will take
his paraphernalia to the Hackensack
Jail on Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
DUEL BETWEEN OFFICERS.

Durango, Colo. Jan. o Sheriff
Thompson of Laplat county and
Policeman StenseI Of this city, eX-
changed half dozen shots with re-
volvers on Main street here today and
both were mortally wounded. Thomp-
son died this afternoon. There had aX-
listed a feud between The two since
the late election when both We're can,
didates for the office of sheriff
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
KICKED THE DYNAMITE.

Crane. Mo-. Jan 9.-Todav, while
'aho~ers on the Mis- ouri Pacific ey-
tension were thawing ont dyn2mite
the explosive caught fire, In attempt
ing to save il one Of the men kicked
tn dynamite and 10 exploded William
McNeal and Joe Kepoe We're killed
and several others injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
HAD HOMlClDAL ATTACKS.

New York, Jan 9.-Dr, Robert W
Steger who was found last n ghi un-
conscious in his room died today at
Bellevue hospital. He drank mixture
of chloroform and morphine because
he said, he had frequent attacks of
homicidal mania and that he feared
IN the end be would kill some one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
PASSENGERS

paccnnnarc For New Yo-k and eastern
oSoSH9Cio cities should besr in mind
that the III nois Central is the auiekcst route
BY many hours, leaving Cairo A. 200 o. m and
arriving In New rk at7;30 the second day.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
fHE ONLY DIRECT LINZ TO MENPan
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA. AT
LANTA, JACKSON VILLE sA-
NANNAH, VTCKSBURg
and JACKSONVILLE
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sashFiDe and Jacksonville.
$40 3. m. Memphis and Ne- q RE. . Liu..
I'd via MemHhis. arriving 10 Nsmphi. 81 s.u
=. m. and New Orleans SIS .. N.
$500 n. m. Paducah snd ouf-~ffie
la .. m daily y rnuphis ard w. O-isa,
FAST Y Al arriving N Memphis at 7-45 o N a.
New Orleans At B:i0 q. M.
"a p. m. daily, Nashville, ChstsnooFaand
Atlanta.
$3.50 pm. Memphis and New Oriesus specis
strive in Memphis at u So D. m. Esu Orlsar
u.3i = m.
6:35 .. N Psducah .nd T.ouh vile.
ef-for throuEn tlctets. sleepinR car aocou.
uodatione and further information applv Al
Illinois Central PASSENGER Station, Cairo. m
B. ". Gross, TIT AT.
3. q. HATCH. q. P. A.
A. HANSON. Passenger TrsHic Nsnsxsr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
A CLEVELAND SUICIDE.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan Iceland w.
Prior, one of the best known men in
financial circles in Cleveland, and
Junior member of the stock brokerage
firm of Denison Prior and Company,
shot and killed himself in room in
his hotel this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
HE REGISTERED TWICE.

S. Louis. Ian 9.-In the circuit
court today Policeman Peter Walsh
Jr.. was found guilty of having regis
tered in two precincts at the time of
the general registration in September
1904, and his punishment fixed at two
years in the panitentia~y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
APPOINTED GENERAL SOLICITOR

Omaha. Jan. John NJ. Baldwin
Of Council Bluffs. heretofore general
counsel Of the Union Pacific for Ne
braska and Iowa has been appointed
general solicitor of that railroad sue
ceeding w. R. Kelley. resigned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
EXECUTE REVoLUTioNiSTS.

London, Jan. 9.-The Moscow cor
respondent Of the times says it is re-
ported that eighteen revolutionaries
were executed Saturday last
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10
ESCAPING JAIL
CONCLUDED From First Page)

his own. All were in a tumult. TWEEN
ty-one minutes after Houdini had been
locked in the cell he had done an
the quick chang ng anG stood amoung
his free audience in the main hall.
clothed as in every Gay manner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10

Not like Jules Verne to be carried
ahead of his time many years. but
rather to be transported rearward
nearly four centuries in less than four
minutes, is what happens to he who
witnesses Kane, Shipman and Colvin's
great production of when Knight
hood Was in Flower" The scenery
used in staging the play has been pre-
pared by the best scenic artists in
New York after minute descriptions
of the different localities about which
the play IS woven. Tho settings and
properties are beautiful an dare exact
reproductions Of antique originals ip
the museums Of England, and France
where the action Of the play is laid.
The company, which is headed by that
truly star. Roselle Knott who appears
as Mar" Tudor Is not only an excel
lent one but Is finely balanced, and
from the rise Of the curtain u, its final
fall each member lives in the year
1919. and all together carry the watch
er 10 that year aud keep him there
ill him with chiyalric emotions and
impulses. and let not his interes
abate until the last fraction of sec
ond Of the play.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10

The Harris Parkinson Company Of
fer Monte Cristo TO night and this
play will no doubt draw another big
audience for this popular company.
Last nights performance of Hearts
of the Blue Ridge was greatly enjoyed.
The story was a clever one aud the
many different parts were well taken
care Of. Mr. Harris was fine as Jack
Rose and Miss Latour. Phelps and
Summeryillec played in an artist
manner the roles assigned them. Mr.
Teafa made a good william. The spec
ialties also came in as one of the
features of the performance. This
company is deserving Of the excellent
housese they have been drawing night
ly Rip Van Wrinkle is the play for
Saturday matinee and the Moon
sinners" for Saturday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-10

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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all persons