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The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-20
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For Sac

Ny Phaetor, Harness and Pony for
sale, price $1,000
w. D. ANDERSON.
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CONTRACT

Entered into between the Citi- zen General D. Manuel Gonzales Cosio, Secretary of State and of Development, i'll representation of the Executive Government, and Lie. Ignacio Supulveda, as representative of the Sociedad de Riego y Terrenos de la Baja Cal ifornia, s. A., tocarry the waters of the Colorado River through Mexican territory, and for the use of said waters.
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by law in cases of smuggling.
 ARTICLE SEVENTEENTI


 ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH
 During ten years from the promul- gation of this contract. the capital in vested by the company. grantee. in the survey, construction and maintenance of the works referred to in this contract, shall be exempt from all federal taxes, with the exception of those to be paid in stamps. which taxes shall be paid In accordance with the said law.
 ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH
 The company, grantee. Is at liberty to enter into contracts and agreements with individuals and private and public corporations for the use of the water granted to it, being subject in the pri- ces to be charged, with the tariff, which with due opportunity shall be presented to the secretary of development for bis examination and approval, the company grantee, having the right, nevertheless, to use said waters In the irrigation of the lands belonging to 1t.
 ARTICLE NINETEENTH
 The company, grantee, shall lose the right to use the water granted to it in this contract in article fourth In case it does not use it for a period of ten consecutive years. the government be- ing at liberty to grant It to any other persons, who. if they should accept the works made by the company, grantee. shall have to pay to this company the amounts fixed by the appraisers of both parties.
 ARTICLE TWENTIETH
 The company, grantee. may transfer all or part of the concessions in the present contract with the previous per init of the secretary, also may mort gage it to individuals or private cor poration it being absolutely necessary in the first case that individuals or as sociations accept respectively all and each one Of the obligations imposed to the company, grantee, by the present contract.
 ARTICLE TWENTY FIRST
 The company, grantee, shall have the right to issue common shares. pre-
 Continued to Back Page)
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ARTICLE FIRST

The Sociedad de Riego y Terrenos de la Baja California. s. A.. is author ized to carry through the canal which it has built in Mexican territory, and through other canals which it may build, if convenient, water to an amount of two hundred and eighty meters per second from waters taken from the Colorado river in territory of the United States by. the California Development company and which waters this com pany has ceded to the Society de Rie- go y Terrenos de la Baja California, s. A. It is also authorized to carry to the lands of the United States the wat CT with the exception of that mentioned in the following article:
 ARTICLE SECOND
 From the water mentioned in the foregoing article enough shall be used to irrigate the lands susceptible to irri- gation in Lower California with the water carried through the canal or can als, without in any case the water used exceeding one half of the water passing through said canals.
 ARTICLE THIRD
 Within the term of six months, counted from the publication of the present contract, the company shall deliver to the office of the Secretary of Development, in duplicate. properly ar ranged in decimal. metrlcal scale, the maps and profiles of the canal al- ready built and of the other hydraulic works connected herewith, with de- scriptive report.
 ARTICLE FOURTH
 The company is also authorized to connect in Mexican territory the afore- said canal or canals with the Colorado river. so that it may be able, without injuring the rights of third party, or navigation. as long as the river is de- stined for navigation to take from said river as much as two hundred and eighty -four cubic meters per second. Those waters shall be used in the irri gaton of lands in Mexico and the United States in the proportion estab lished in articles first and second
 ARTICLE FIFTH
 The executive government may au- thorize the company, while the needs of the country do not require the use of the total amount of the waters appro- priated. to use them where it may find ii convenient.
 ARTICLE SIXTH
 The company, grantee, is under ob- lieation to deliver to the office of the Secretary of Development. within the term fixed in the following article. the
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 to in article fourth, with a descriptive report, and the necessary maps and profiles for greater clearness of the de- tails of the works.
 ARTICLE SEVENTH
 The surveys of the land to locate the hydraulic works shall be begun by the company, grantee. within the term of six months from the date of the pro- mitigation of the present contract and within the term of twelve months. counted from the same date. it will de- liver to the secretary of development the respective maps of said works in duplicate and properly arranged in a decimal, metrical scale, with the ap- proval of the inspector to be appointed, and requesting the approval of the sec retary of development. The duplicate of the maps shall be returned to the company, grantee, with the annotation of having been approved or not and the other copy shall remain in the archives of the office of the secretary.
 ARTICLE EIGHTH
 Within the term of twenty four months. counted from the date of the promulgation of this contract, the com pany, grantee, shall begin the con- struction of the works, which shall be ended at the latest within seven years, counted from the same date.
 ARTICLE NINTH
 The company, grantee, may build, over the canals it may construct, the bridges it may think necessary for pri- vate traffic, presenting previously to the secretary of development, for his approval. the maps. and the company shall be obliged also to build at its own expense. the bridges which it may be required for the local or general traffic. Whenever its canal shall traverse any road or highway of public use, present lng the respective maps and request ing the previous approval of same, either from the secretary of the interi- or and the government of the territory of Lower California. or from the sec retary of communications and public works, as the case may be-
 ARTICLE TENTH
 The company, grantee. is subject, in all that refer to the present contract, to the inspection of the engineer, to be appointed by the secretary of develop ment, and obliged to contribute to the expenses of said inspection with the sum of three hundred dollars every month, which amount shall be deliver ed in advance to the general treasury of the federation from the date of the promulgation of the contract. In case that the company, grantee, should not fulfill the provisions of the present ar ticle, it agrees with right given the rev. enue collectors to seize and sell its property to pay the debts due to the treasury.
 ARTICLE ELEVENTH
 The company shall have the right of way of twenty meters in all the length of its canals on each side of said can- als besides the width of the said canals.
 ARTICLE TWELFTH
 The lands belonging to the nation and which the company. grantee. may occupy in all the extension as set forth
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shall have the right to do it. being un- der the obligation to pay an indemnity as soon as that be fixed
 ARTICLE FOURTEENTH
 The company, grantee. is authorized to build the telegraph and telephone lines it may think necessary along its works, for the exclusive use of Its en- terprise. with the previous approval of the secretary of communications and public works and also to exploit those already built in the exclusive use of Its works, the government having the right to place freely and without any pay ment. one or two telegraph wires on the posts of the company, grantee, the company being subject to the laws and rulings now in force, or that in the fu- lure may be enacted for the oonstruc- tion and exploitation of telegraph and telephone lines.
 ARTICLE FIFTEENTH
 The company, grantee, may import, free of custom house duties for only once, all the engines, scientific instru- me ts and necessary apparatus for the outlines. construction and exploitation of the works. The company, grantee, shall present to the secretary of devel- opment statements in detail of the ar ticles which, in accordance with this concession, it shall have to import when needed, provided if be done with in the stipulated terms in the present contract for the installation and con- struction, specifying in said statements the number, quantity and quality of the articles, observing for said importation the rules enacted and which in the fu- ture be enacted by the treasury depart ment, and also inc Limitations to be fixed by the secretary of development.
 ARTICLE SIXTEENTH
 The articles needed shall be import ed by the company. grantee, for the exclusive use of it's works and its ex- ploitation but if it should sell or apply to any other uses any or some of said articles, the secretary or the treasurer shall exact the payment of the respect i've duties. besides the penalties fixed
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ARTICLE SIXTH

The company. grantee. is under ob- lleation to deliver to the office of the Secretary of Development. within the term fixed in the following article. the
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in the foregoing article. and the lands which it may need for dams, reservoirs or basins. depots and other buildings shall be taken freely by the company in accordance with the provisions of paragraph III, article of the law of June the 9th. 1894.
 ARTICLE THIRTEENTH
 The company, grantee. may take in accordance with the laws of condem- nation by reason of public utility, the private lands needed for the establish ment of its aqueducts and their ap- purtenances, depots, stations and other accessories. in accordance with frac- ton lV of article 3 of the law of the 9th of June, 1894, as per the following rules:
 l. If there should be no agreement between the company. grantee. and the owners of the land, there will be ap- pointed an expert appraiser by each one of the parties, and both appraisers shall deliver to said parties their re- spective valuations within the term of eight days from the day of their ap- pointment If the valuations are not in accord. the case shall be submitted to the district judge of the territory of Lower California, and he shall appoint third expert who shall render his de- cision in the peremptory term of eight days from the day of his appointment of the amount which in justice should be given to idemnify the owner of the lands to be occupied. The district judge, taking onto consideration the opinion of the experts and the proofs presented by the parties, while the ex- perts formulate their decision, shall fix the amount of indemnity within three days, The decree of the judge shall be final, unless it shall appear to be biased.
 II. If the owner of the land to be occupied for public use for the con- struction of the aqueducts. depots, ap- purtenances and accessories should not appoint his expert appraiser within the term Of eight days after so notified by the district judge. at the request of the company. grantee, said judge shall officially appoint an appraiser to repre- sent the interests of the owner.
 III, In all cases in which it be nec- essary to apply to the district judge. said official, if the company, grantee, would ask it, or if it would be impossi- ble for 1t to specify the amount of land to be occupied, shall begin the case, and the judge, af CT having previously had an audience with the government engineer, or in the absence of this one, with the expert appointed by the same judge, shall name sum to be deposit ed while the case is tried, authorizing the company grantee, meanwhile, to occupy the lands in question, with the understanding that if the final valuation of the experts should be more or less than the amount deposited by the com pany, grantee, the company to pay the balance or receive the difference
 w. If the owner of the lands in question should be unknown, or the ownership to be in dispute by reason of litigation or any other motive, the dis trict judge shall fix, as the total of the indemnity. the amount rendered by the expert appointed by said judge in rep resentation of the rightful owners of the land in question. The amount ulti-
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From the Mexican Government to the Callfor-
 nia Development Company
Full Text the Agreement for the Diversion of the Water from the Colorado River and its Division Between Mexico and the
 United States

design of the hydraulic works referred to in article fourth, with a descriptive report, and the necessary maps and profiles for greater clearness of the de- tails of the works.
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ARTICLE FIFTH

The executive government may au- thorize the company, while the needs of the country do not require the use of the total amount of the waters appro- prlated.. to use them where 1t may find ,t oonvanient
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in the foregoing article, and the lands which it may need for dams. reservoirs or basins. depots and other buildings shall be taken freely by the company in accordance with the provisions of paragraph HI, article 3 of the law of June the 9th. 1894.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
GATARRH A GERM DISEASE.
breathe Air Nrdieated by Hyomei
and Hill the Germs.

No. that physicians and scientists
universally agree that catarh Is a
germ disease. the reason for the
failure of the old-fashioned stomach
dosing IN this trouble is readily seen,
Prior 10 the discovery OF Hyomei.
treatment which cures eatarrh by
filling the air YOU breathe with
germ killing and healing medication.
statistics showed that at least ninety
seven ont Of every hundred persons
In this state We're suffering from ca
tnrrh of some form
The treatment with liyomei is
very simple and pleasant a small
inhaler comes with every outfit and
three or four times day Hyomei
Is breathed through this. making the
air at the time like that found on the
mountains whore the pine forests
give of their fragrant and healing
balsams
The complete outfit costs but one
dollar. while extra bottles can be
obtained for 80 cents. Hood 4
Curtin have seen such remarkable
results FIRM the use of Hyomei that
they sell il under an absolute guar
antee that 1t costs nothing unless
1t cures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
NA1tItI.D's FIGURES.
Dm the Earnings. Expenses and Val
ues az the n. A r. e.

The figures which Commissioner
Allison Mnyfield submitted AT the
recent hearing before the railroad
commission In support OF his propo-
siiion that the passenger fares on the
Houston and Texas Central be re-
duced to ia cents per mile were as
follows Average for seven years
on the Houston aud Texas Central
for each year Gross earnings. So
1S1,3t2,0l operating expenses. So
res ,2S4iG taxes. s97.535. perma-
ncnt improvements, sia4,6G6 AZ;
total amount of deductions. $500
1905 difference sl,iST,Sl5.2G;
amount per mile. ttrue yaluel, ST.
S1oS5, which amounts TO per
cent on s4G.77t.25 s per cent on
S3i.4tT per cent on s3t. $50.
Amount of stock per mile sI2,492:
amount of stock bonds per mile s37,-
amount Of stock bonds per mile, s37.-
ssh value per mile fixed by rail-
road commission, sie,S2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
The New Switch Board.

c. d, Longserre, local manager for
Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone company, has received infor
nation from the general superintend-
ent that the new switch board for
Waxahachie viii be shipped about
the last of June. About six weeks
will be required to install the new
board after 1t arrives and then the
new exchange will be open for bust
ness. The work of stringing new
wires and cables is being pursued
with as much rapidity as possible and
as fast as they are put up they are
cut into the new building. The new
office of the company will oclupy
the entire second floor of the Camp
bell building on West Franklin
street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
PENCLETTEs 4 sCIsSORINCTUMs

! Some fellow who writes for the
| Alton, Iowa, Democrat under the APP
Ipropriate caption of wolf Howls, &"
has been putting forth some gingery
productions. Here is an extract from
recent one: 81 read the other
day about an old colored preacher
who described hell to his congrega-
ton after the following fashion:
"Bredern, Is been asked how hot is
hell, and / will say dat if you took
all the wood in York state an all de
coal in Pennsylvania, an set dat all
on fire, an den took a man out OBJ
hell an put him into dat burnin' mess
he would freeze to def. OATS how
hot hell is"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
HUDSON'S STUDIO
"a: ::

Fort Worth Ed. Cunningham, city;
H. Hunter. Oklahoma: Horace Bish-
op, Ennis; w H. Woodbridge Mem
phis; G. w. Neale, Upper Sandusky,
O: o. p. Caldwell, Hillsboro: F. A.
Ryan. Dallas; w. A. Radford. Dali
las; E. A. LaRochelle, Chicago; y.
r. Duncan, Cleveland. O: Dr. j. G.
Clay, Dallas: Walter Billups. Dallas;
o. I. Fitzpatrick, New York. G. E
Mclean, Fort Worth; W. A. Knight.
Dallas. Lew J. Getz, New York: A.
NJ Norwood. New York: II. r. Nc
Clellan, Dallas, W. II. Clark, Chi
cago. A. c. Baker, Dallas; j. F. Met
calf. Fort Worth: n. l.. Wilson. Dali
las Ed Kiechle, Evansville, r. G..
Mitchell, Mrs. Il. c. Mitchell. Robert
Aycock, Whit George. Miss Moore.
. Italy J. W. Pearson. Boyce; A. c.
Wilson. Italy. G.. W Harder Mil
ford $ l.. Horubeak. city, Leila
Griffith. Midlothian. RUBY Bishop
. Midlothian Mrs Bur Martin. Mid
lothian Sam Mathis. Milford. "a. r.
Oden. Dallas. ~. 8. Gibson. Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
Italy pnhlic School AffiliaIrtl.

With his characteristic enterprise
Prof J NJ Parker, a short time ago
applied to the authorities of the A.
and NJ. college to have the Italy
school affiliated with the college
Last week he received notice that
the application had been granted
At present fewer than 200 schools
in the state are affiliated Italy
school has also been affiliated with
Trinity University, and by this time
next year should receive similar re-
cognition from other leading insti-
buttons of the te.-ltaly News
Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
COrnSe of Infant.

The corpse of an infant was found
in the north part of town Sunday
evening. Justice of the Peace S. A.
Wilkinson was notified and came up
from Palmer Sunday night. He con-
Jnued his investigation Monday ard
ferretted out the guilty parties. No
arrests have been made, therefore
the details are withheld Ferris
Wheel
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
\ New Green House.

W. b. Forrest is preparing to be-
gin the construction of another green
house at his residence on Royal st.
The building will be one hundred and
thirty by forty feet Two and one
fifth tons of glass arrived Wednes-
the house
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01

O 4. sims Il al Mineral Wells for
several days
J + skilleFn has rcturned from
Mineral Wells
" t. Starr. OF Dallas, had basi.
ness In the city TO-DAY
city Attorney j NJ. Eskrldge went
10 Dallas this morning
i Miss Mary Pierce weut to Red Oak
this morning 10 visit relatives for 8
short time
/ Miss Winnie Moore. o. italy, at
tended the Sunday school convention
here today
Miss Jennie Smith. of Ennis. ar
rived In the CITY this morning to
+. visit relatives for few days
4 Miss Helen I.angsford left this
morning for Waco TO attend the COM
meneement exercises OF Baylor uni
versity.
Mrs. Matte Johnson and children.
( of Hillsboro. who have been spending
the past week tn the city visiting
relatives, returned home this morn
+ ing
( Miss Julia King, Of Dallas, who has
been a guest at the Grisgs home on
Marvin avenue, returned home this
morning. She was accompanied by
Miss Boosie Griggs, who will spend
a few days visiting in that ETY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01
Football Abolished.

Waco, June THE trustees of
Baylor university have just abolished
football games in that institution
and there will be no more intercol-
legiate or class games. Roughness
of game. coupled with tendency to
unfair playing, are the chief rea-
sons given
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on martyrdom in which occurred n
lime: See the pale martyr in his
sheet of fire" was cut to the heau
when it came out in the village pa
per: See the tall martyr with his
shirt on fire
A certain young man VINO detected
piece of bark in his sausage went
TO the butchers shop to know what
had become of the rest of the dog.
The butcher is reported to have been
so affected that he could only give
him a part of the tale,
The cloJhespress is swell affair
for garments nice and neat; the hay
press is good machine and does it's
work complete; the cider press il
lovely with its juice so red and sweet.
but the printing press controls the
world and gets there with both feet
90
a weary william applied an "a farm
house for the loan of some clothing.
7 Madam said the tourist with dig
/ nifty "it is no tramp that stands be
fore you but gentleman who Is the
victim Oi bis own generosity ! had
abundance of clothes but when Z
called at the house up The road here
+ to pas mN respects, poor hungry dog
who has au appetite for clothes. came
I out and looked at my so uppealiuely
That ] was touched ard before D leff
D trd thc fami-Lsd animal ou the
.kIrf ut wr coat and the bosom o.
u paints Bee ddr se"m entirely
satisfied esd BE- toa visa loan me
another coat aud pa.. of uautbIoous
b 5000 leave the r.nEauf of these +
n.ft uu uut .ug ..u send fbem
f u,.r Io .br dog .1 fH.r he au tasc e
Z fnII mrtI Ms generosity mad m is
. Chez on'f ItIHr th. has E.r. Gre
from N.IuE million. .rre
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01

A travelling man stopped at . yli
laef hotel Az dinner thine hp was
standing outside when The pfoprie-
Tor came out ro ring thg dinner heU.
A. mali dog near by began Io howl
t.smaIIf Turning fo ftr dos fhr
.fuy.iue man ssId. -Whaf lu
thunder aIe ruu HuWInE about
( f.H don't Mtr fu .af hsr.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01

The friends and supporters in Wax
ahachie OF Hon r. NJ Campbell are
planning Go have meeting some
time soon for the purpose Of organ
ling e. Campbell club IL the club is
organized SO will bee done before June
the date on which Nh Campbell
NII' speak here