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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-21
zpraW I Utiky.
IIanak

CtSna rcdakce: Zasilam techto
par apIay tim dUmneuim, re To etc
nail {. !. piijmou dobre nalade, a
nobudOu moe piisni ma mne, uboheho
zprayodoJe ktery 81 ubeba svych nob
AZ Ike kolen1m pc utJake te zpIavi6ce
Hledim vSak abych pOdal takove zpra.
w, kteIe by byly zajimave, a TO mel.
hlaynej& by iadneho neuraiely. Mu-
sim 81 pUiidlt aparat ma sbirani zpray
jaky mi wagncrsky zpravodsj Kon.
elm tuto lamentacl pozdravem ma
redakcI, 6tenaiI by blahu I'LL list
tento Odbirall.
Josef Hladky, St, barvil mastal mi
nuly tSden az Sc Ohybal.
Bratii Hlavacove drtlli kurnu mi
nuly tyden.
Frank MachaGek, syn Jana Machac.
ka yCzil Stavebni material nebut 81
daya zbudovat krdsny dtulek pro sebe
a pro svuu -- no, vsak tU vine.
Zabavu kteroui poiadal Jan Hlayae
ma farme Jusefa HlayaGe byla cetne
navStlvena od okolnich sousedn. z
Lesteryille sc dostavil Emil Blrta S
pant.
August Haiek Lestervillc sem phi
tahl yelky dun minulOu sobotu toho
mesta, ably 81 Lestervllaky udobfil
odtahne Jim tam jednu zdejsi msstal
ODE buduvy patti J. J. wsgnerovi.
Okolnf GeStf farmefi by NELL
hledet by sc tento jediny, zde tbs
knutS list udrzel, to Sc nejlepe
dokaze kdyz jej budou odbirat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-21
SENTIMENTS FOR TIE SERIOUS
Talk Is not always cheap.
Money talks and stops talk.

Talk Is not always cheap.
Money talks and stops talk.
Dignity carried 10 exCess Is n mai
ady.
You can fool every one save Cod.
and yourself.
The fact that some one else does Il
Is society's excuse.
Some orators have n fine command
or other mems language.
You can lead n man TO college. bu;
you cannot make him think.
Any one can be power for evil
II takes character TO be n power Ioi
good.
When he can wear his left shoe 0u
his right foot your pessimist will be
pleased.
Certain men are determined 10 ge;
their share OF what does not belong
10 them.
There Is n tide In TIE affairs OF Co
education which. taken at the food
leads straight 10 matr!mony.
A man always with his eyes on the
ground bumps hrs head; man with
his nose always In the air stubs MS
toe.
Money Is not always the balance 81
power, gentlemen. There are those
scales In which an ounce OF integrity
IL worth a gold mine.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-21
zpraW I Wagner.
Wagner. 3. ID. Is. Ger

NaRneT, -. ~, 10. CcfNnh, isp.
Ctena redakce: - Pocasi tady name
pekne; yecra zde zacalo prset a prsi
Deste dnes. pomalu. zvolna, zrovna in.
ko by Jsme 81 objcdnalI takovy dest
na zakazku. Obili nasledkcm vlafiGky
bUjne sc vypina krajIna skyta po-
hledu uteSeD6ho. - Farmefi, jeden
kaidy se test blahobytu. nebot mali
yseho dost. M ma ~ kulate. " Sc mo-
uasledkem srG kulatusti radi poiad
Den kulati, TAX ie cloyek je IS TIL udrH
ma dlani, nebo sc "sraitofli," Casio
lsem 81 pomyslil, ztall by nebylo ~
dobIe zaiizeni kdyby sc delali peuize
po zpnSobu Cinskemu dirkou v pro-
stfedku, ktcTe Sc pax navlikaji ma
sndrku, anebo razit penize 6tverbran.
ne, snad potom by sc tux mnoho neku-
talell. Vsak dos. toho pcnezich.
V soLotu byll FIR. Hron n Joe;
Ho lomichl ma rybach. Wall proto s
sebou. ne z musu ale &c Zvyku, neco
piyoyarnicke vody ably cas- usel Ma
ceste potkali FIR. Cihaka, ktery SO
Timed, pa spatfeni Iejlch "munici", X
MIN piidrLzll. Re sc ma lovu NELL
dobfe nemuSim ani podctykat. Pone-
vac mlnuly ,yden Wngnersky lprayo-
daj 81 tohU poysim jak jsem byl ma ry-
ba IN. lined 10 pr, zradll jak jsem ID
$ patnerem pochodil, muslin mu tro-
sinku udelat splatku slice, ne re 10y
SO TO ieho tycilo, ale poyim mu co sc
kdysi kdesi piIhodiloi Jeden mlady
Iunak sviiny veal svUu milou plesu
domu a ma ceste FL tn srastnI u a
hodu re ztratIl kolo I'd koGaru. kune
sc lekll Jeli trochu os / 'ISim lr KEN
TAX ie k cir drncuyal, a spInila deva
Sc strachu pied vypadnu,im sc mileho
dlz ia kolem kIku snily zas tako-
veto rosicl nedbal by kone Zastavil.
Ovsem ie TAX nemohla jcti yeen6, COZ
jej neJ,ic mrzelo. roto pfeci zistayil,
kolo dial zpeL a stastne dujeli dOmn.
KolG elm S p, zdravcm M ctenare I. !.
Ferda Won Wagner.
vychodni strana.
Himl kocoyina kere 20 nam chut
sfIxovat hibet ma modro co mi dala do
nuviu. Daj gas, TO ic voctuda ncsmi
clovGk kan pallcu vystrcit, ably Sc mu
Hide ncsmale. To vi cert rebate, jak
Sc 10 dusmatal No wife, re by eli bo
zmOdfIl az by mu byli male kalho' &.
de at 81 smfchl z takoveho Glove
veka, kterej sc pral Talianama u
magenty Talianskej zemi, a esee,
re Sc nedccnchal jak sem donna
fasoval cd zeny. Vona tn frajdelich
hunt jake st'rej luciper, kosti.
tenn a zlGald mi S MIN tancovat po
hfbete, NJ sem slysel silky ma
kryku zpiv-t, nez sem moh So
vo pronist. k obrane myslela, Re
us us nam doust, a ja htbet Ger
vene jako vafene rak; ale IN to
jsem il rotrc stal druhe d, II. Misto
vysazovat korEu. hajdy do mesta
Ina pill o sto sest, a dys sem ptitah
dom. dostal sem zas vod mi drahi
polovice. Nona Sc vohanf lepsi
nezli starej kyrysnfk. Ale tomu
mastenkovi tohle nedaruja. Pata.
lion Srapnel granatI, toho zlyn-
xuju po hfbete; to mu Sur nude
lam.
Hanak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-21

The average man isn't given as
much right OF inspection OF n prospec.
tive son.lp law, as ne would be given
OF a new cow or dog.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-21
Angels.

do you believe that the angels are
all max ulineT'
WHIP. no. Not sll-only the sculV
tured o. ica"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-21

Velkou a '
d&rnskych
te v obchot |
Potfebuj |
vasehc dol |
Novdk je
lacino.
Nasf miG, |
II ctvrtek
proti IA.
FIR. Soda |
jeli do Luc |
prohledlf p, |
Martin l
zde ma za6
u rodie1.
Chceme { |
vebnfho kai |
Taborsky 1
A. j. No I
CT klempifs
ma stfechy
Pc sucht |
spustil Sc 81 |
jinou a jest '
Nechtc oil
dyefe a ol
Quealove.
nouchama
Alnoho Ii, |
nosti sveccI '
kostelem sv |
fady byli Of
Jakub w
v Gtery ma
tud poiebe
10 pcZemkC
vaclav X |
sem We Ct '
J. A. Dvo |
ma prazdniu |
Dakotu kite '
Nasledujf
Gtvrtek rar |
| j. 4. Hol |
| Blahnfkova
la, j sef |
| V nedeli
Springfielk |
n nasledken |
We hire ustaI |
| nj. Seznan |
4 proti o We |
| skych. V
nj tadna stI |
/ no behu, az
most sc ptic |
| IS pfekvap |
| Rodina Y
| yena tim ne
CT, poslednf
| lova a jedn |
| hritick6m n |
| m cneni Gel |
| vod; : este |
Sc sttecl,.y
barya In oh |
| ID latky ab |
nasledkI. L |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-15
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: BRIEF MENTION. i
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Judge A. B. Grace has returned from fishing trip.
 D. D. Reagan came up from McNeil Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Nettie Grace will leave Friday for visit to Hot Springs. C. c. Haley was Little Rock wis itor at the Antlers Thursday.
 Chas. T. Speed was visitor from Texarkana Wednesday afternoon.
 A. F. McNeill of Redfeld was at the Trulock Wednesday afternoon.
 John M. Oracle was bus ness vis- itor to the city Wednesday afternoon. Attorney Irving Reinberger has re- turned from a professional trip to Lit tie Rock
 Hon. John s. Little of Greenwood was a guest of the Trulock Wednes- day afternoon.
 John l.. Ingram came down from Stuttgart Wednesday afternoon and spent Thursday in the city.
 J. G. w. Yowell and J. P. Smith were here from Little Rock Wednes- day afternoon and Thursday
 Dr. T. J. Stephenson of Little Rock was in town Wednesday afternoon and registered at the Trulock
 Mrs. E. J. Hughes of Chicago is in the city the guest of Mrs. W. D. John son and Mrs Carl Stubblefield.
 Chas Grafton came in from Der mott on business mission Wednes- day afternoon and registered at the Arlington.
 T. L. Parsons and wife were over from Little Rock Wednesday after noon and were guests of the Arlington while here.
 A. P. McComb of Hamburg was a quest of the Antlers Wednesday and Thursday while transacting business in the cty.
 Rev. Ross Moore and Mr. Daglan Foley went to Little Rock Thursday to attend the meeting of the Anti-Sa- loon league.
 A. N. Brookhart a we'll known Wab- h&seka citizen. was a business visitor 10 town Wednesday afternoon and spent the time at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-15
Y, M. C. 4. NEWS.
The v. M. C. A. in the czar's Country.

The Y. M. C. A. in the Cars Country.
 Significant of the new spirit in Rus sia is the recent holding of a confer ence of the Y. M. C. A., in Livonia, where a nat onal Y. M. c. A. alliance was formed with headquarters at St. Petersburg When a conference was held in Russia ten years ago the mem- i bers met in private rooms in fear lest they would excite the suspicious Of the police. At the convention recent Iy held in the halls of the city corpo- ration. the delegates were offic ally greeted by the lord mayor. The con ference presiding officer was recently victim of the terrors of the revolu- tionary movement An armed band entered his church and one of the sol diers, mounting the pulpit with a re- volver in his hands, demanded that he cease to preach. This he refused to do ond he was dragged down by force.
 The world secretary of the Y. M. C.. A. Christian Phildius, was in the midst of the railroad strike in Esthon- ia. where shops were pillaged and public buildings burned. He witness ed the ghastly work of the mob, and the bloody encounter with the troops. He managed to escape to St. Peters burg on small freight steamer.
 At St. Petersburg he met with the German, Esthonian. L'vonian, Swed, ish and Finnish student Y. M. c. As. A new era is breaking over Rus sia. Associations are being formed in twenty different towns in the empire. The city association at St.. Petersburg. called "Maiak" GighthoHse), has just moved into a building costing s75 900 given by James Stokes;. which was equipped and furnished by M. Nobel. at an expense Of S5000. Of it's 1.200 members, 175 are Prctestants. and d. though the religious services are pro- ded over by Greek church priests, the worlds V. V. C. A. secretary was invited 10 conduct the gospel services without reserve This is the frs time that any but those of the Greek faith have been permitted 10 give an evangelic address. There are hun- dreds of young men in the evening classes. the German classes alone hay ing 200 students.
 The association in Finland has well furnished quarters in twenty towns and in twenty-seven colleges and uni vresites; there are four railwa" branches. and many new boys sec tions. At Helsingfors seven men hay promised $4.O00 for building. It is an interesting fact that in Finland the Bible classes have become so popular that it was necessary to charge a franc admission to the hall. The Fin rish association have sent one Of their number, Lapp, as missionary tu Lapland In Prussia the asscc:a- ton has grown out of its position of insignificance, and many aristocratic and noble families are identified with it. among them being the Prince of Dohna. Tn Pomerania the snperin- tendent-general takes the lead of an association, and in Halle, Saxony. Prof Luddgart leads an association which occupies a building costing 250,000 francs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-15
". H. MEEKS DEAD

W. H. Meeks, aged 50 years, died at the home of his nephew, Jailer Tom Meeks, of this city Wednesday night at 12:3O, after an illness GOV ering a period of several weeks. The remains will be shipped to Double Wells fer interment Friday at 10 o'clock a. m Funeral D rector J. w. Small of the Robinson undertaking establishment has charge of the fun. eral arrangements.
 The deceased leaves a number of relatives in this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-15

Stops itching instantly. Cures Lilies, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives, herpes, scabies-Doan' Oint- n,ent. At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-15

For mild easy action of the bowels, ngle dose of Doan's Regu. lets is enough Treatment cures h&bitu;l constipation. 9 cents a box. Ask your druggist for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-15

Sheriff James Gould, B. w. Benton expedition. I 3a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
DUG tp THE CHANGE.
White Boy Who Short Changed Negro
Forced To Shell out.

Saturday night a colored porter
at a local barber shop was given $40
in currency and sent out TO get it
changed He met a white boy who
said he had the required amount of
sponduliX to fracture the bill. tie
counted into the uegros hand four
plunks and two half plunks, grabbed
the bin from him and did the get
away stunt with marvellous rapidity..
The boy returned to the shop and re
ported his loss. The assistance of
City Marshal Dixon was invoked. He
soon found the boy and it didn't
take much persuasion from the Off
Ger to convince him that it would be
to his interest to make good the
shortage He forthwith betook him
self 10 the tousorial establishment
and delivered over the five dollars
which ne withheld from the porter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
WOLF RAIDS POULTRY YARD.
Narmint Killed After Carrying Away
1ucHtN-Iwo iinr items

; T. Grow. who resides la Triuls
University addition, is breeder of
uigh-rlass poultry, his favori,c breeds
being Barred and White Plymouth
Rocks A few days ago Mr Grow
made tho discovery thai his flock uf
Plymouth Rock hens was gradually
diminishing This was mystery over
which Mr Crow was greatly puzzled
lie could not account for tho disap-
pearauce OF his poultry While he
eudoaEored to find a solution 10 the
puzzle his hens continued TO Vanish.
Yesterday morning about $50 he
heard one OF his choice birds give
long agonizine squawk. he seized
his shotgun and FASTENED to the
poultry yard 10 make an iuvestipa-
tlon Of the disturbance He was
just in time TO soc wolf coming out
OF the hennery with a large plump
hen between his jaws The gun was
loaded with bird shot. one charge of
which was fired at the animal The
shot failed To strike a vital spot and
enraged from its wounds the wolf
dropped its prey and attempted to at
tack Mr.. Grow Another charge OF
shot was emptied into it's body but
without the desired effect The ami
mai then darted over the fence and
started through field toward town.
Mr. Crow followed it some distance
and was finally successful in putting
an end to its existence
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
THt CITY IN DARN Mss
\ CmpuratN shut Down Caused Iy
Air Compressor HrctLing

Save for the use Of kerosene lamps
and candles the city was iu darkness
one hour and twenty minutes Satur-
day night The trouble was caused
hy the electric light plant being uu-
able 10 secure water for it's boilers.
Water 20 run the plant Is obtained
from the Ice plant being forced
through several hundred feet Of pipe
hy an air compressor which Is nper3t-
ed In The engine room az the light
plant shortly after dark Saturday
night "a break occurred iu the com
presser, making 1t necessary to stop
the machinery for awhile An effort
was made TO secure water from the
main ia front of the light plant. hut
from some cause the connecting
valve failed 90 work In order 10
occasion as little delay as possible In
starting the big engines again ar
rangements were made with the city
fire department TO procure water
from the plug In front of the city
hall This was done by attaching ii
section of fire hose to the plug and
stringing it across vacant lots and
one street to the light plant In this
way plenty of water was obtained
until the compressor was repaired.
When the light went out there was a
general hustling around by those
who use electric fluid for oil lamps
and candles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
DIR. E\ER'S ADDRESS.
President of Trinity University at
WaNahaChic Delivers Address.

a Square Deal' was the theme on
which Dr. A r Turner president of
Trinity University at WaXahachie. ad =
dressed body of men yesterday af-
ternoon. The meeting was under the
direction Of the Dallas Young Mems
Christian Association and the audi
torium of the First Presbyterian
church was filled with listeners to
the earnest and Straightforward out
line of squareness The address
closed with an appeal to the men 10
take stand for uprightness accord
ing to the standard of Christ.
DR.. Turner has for many years
been engaged in the work with young
men. As an educator he has been in
daily contact with them The man
ner of his address to them yesterday
indicates that he has a skin in reach
ing the senses Of earnest men. -Dal-
las News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
EcNare Of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

as mercury Will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians. as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f. ].
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.. contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, act
! ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yo'
get the genuine. 1t is taken inter
nally and made in Toledo, Ohio. b.
f. j. Cheney & Co. Testimonial!
free Sold by druggists price 75C
| per bottle.
Take Hairs Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
TESTED HIS GUN.
Wan Gets Into Trouble by Dischar2-
ing Weapon on Street.

T. 0. Hughes, a stone-cutter at a
local marble yard, landed in the
county Jail late Saturday afternoon
for the alleged offense of discharg-
ing his revolver on public street.
II is claimed that he brought the gun
to town for the purpose OF selling
it, and it is supposed he wanted to
give a demonstration in revolver
craftsmanship. After one shot was
fired the man soon found himself in
the custody of officers. A complaint
has been filed against him. charging
him with unlawfully carrying arms.
The lowest fine viii be one hundred
dollars for this little pastime.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
TRAIN IS SNOW BOUND


Fort Worth. Nov 20 Decidedly
trying experiences were related Sat
urday when Fort Worth and Den
ver passenger train arrived from
Denver over five days behind sched
ule time When the train left Den
yer last Saturday night il was delay
cd by snowstorms in the sparsely set
lied portions of the Texas Panhandle
Eight babies on board were nearly
starved the supply of milk having
been exhausted, and the little ones
we're fed on whiskey and water Pas
1eugers say they suffered for food
10 being difficult 10 procure any.
The corpse OF f. a. DoWittee, ship
ped from Denver, was also on the
train
Traffic was resumed Saturday and
trains are making regular runs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
LITTLE GIRLS CLOSE CALL.
An Overdose of Medicine Came Near
Resulting Fatally.

An overdose of medicine taken
yesterday afternoon by VILLA Nc
Gary, a little girl about seven years
old who resides with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Williams, at the corner of
Monroe and jefferson streets, came
very near resulting fatally. She was
found in a stupor late in the even
ing and physicians were Immediately
called. When they arrived respira-
ton had almost ceased and it was
with some difficulty that the child
was revived The physicians remain
ed with the little patient about two
hours After she hau been restored
80 consciousness the physicians ad-
vised that she be kept awake until
after midnight. Their instructions
were followed and this morning the
child was considered out of danger.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
RtBATING IS ROASTED
Arthur t, S'illSeIl Says II Is Hest la-
just OF All Crimes.

Kansas city, NOV. 81 Arthur r.
Suilwrll of thv Kansas City, Mexico
aud Orient railway, addressing the
Railway Club here denounced the
practice OF Iebaring lie said "Of
all che crimes In the whole category
rehatlug is the most unjust II
STRIKES at people and at the fountain
head of rights delegated to ;he aver
age railroad The hired assassin OF
old may Doe pictured as a white-robed
saint compared to the rebatcr. Re
batting Is q crime for which no pun
ishmeut is too severe. ! would like
20 see the rcbater get twenty yes,
fifty years, i'm the pcuitcnuary
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
Wants Damages.

Cecil Bledsoe went to WaXahachie
Thursday where he employed counsel
to defend him in his suit against
the International and Great Northern
railroad wherein he seeks to recover
damages against the road for jump
ing fro ma passenger train few days
ago near Bell Branch and injuring
his face by falling against the end
of a TARGET rifle.-ItalN Surprises.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26

The following new suits have been
tiled in the district court:
Henry Durham VS.. Nina Durham,
divorce.
M. j. Tut ct al VS.. Addie Morgan
ct al, partition.
Mamie Wilson ct al vs. f II. Good
loe. receiver and partition.
Ina Hampton ct al rs. Allie Hell
lums ct al. partition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-26
For Assault to Murder.

Coy Wilson. colored, was arraigu-
ed in the district court this afternoon
for trial on a charge of assault TO
He is accused of trying to
take the life of Willie Sherell an
other negro, at Ennis more than "a
year ago
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17

SITS. thence in a South Easterly
direction on along through over
and across Jane st. to the East
line of COrinne st Also the
right Of way beginning at a point
on LA Sale st. South OF Jane St.
thence III an Eastcrly direction
over and across private property
and over and acrcss Chestnut st.
and Vine ST. to Jane st. Also the
right Of way beginning at q point
in the + ST line of Coriune st
at or near Jane st. thence over
and across Corinne st. and over
aud across private property and
over and across Railroad Ave. and
over and across the tracks and
| right of way of Morgans Louisiana
And Texas Railroad and over and
across jefferson st. to such points
las it may be necessary to reach in
ordes to furnish switch tracks and
switch FACILITIES to the industries
situated or to-he situated in that
vicinity.
The right being hereby granted
to construct maintain and operate
railroad tracks On along through
over and across each Of said
streets with the right to cross all
intersecting streets and also to
construct maintain aud operate all
switches turn outs crossings and
spur tracks that may be necessary
to reach industries warehouses
and etc. now situated or which
may be hereafter situated along or
adjacent to said streets. All OF
said tracks to be laid along or a
cross said streets in substantially
the same manner as the correspond
idg tracks of the MOrgans louisa
IA And Texas Railroad are now
aid and the track on Madison St
Is to he surfaced in subs antlally
he >ame manner as the tracks 0
Morgans Louisiana And Texas
Railroad are now surfaced on the
corresponding portions OF Wash
ington st.
SECTION 3. BE 1T FURTHER
ORDAINED: That the condition
upon which these rights Of way
franchises and privileges are