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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

SIOUX CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"A special meeting OF the stockholders
of the Sioux Consolidated Mining Com
pany a corporation. under the laws Of
Utah, will be held at Robinson, Utah. AT
Y o'clock noon. on the 2ith day of May,
1897 for the purpose Of considering the
advisability OF amending Artlvc V, re-
speeding the place OF the general office
OF the said corporation, etc. Article VI
respecting the capital stock. the par value
OF the shares thereof. and by providing
for the calling IN OF the outstanding stock
and the issue OF new stock In lieu there
OF, also for the creation OF the treasury
stock and the payment of the debts OF the
corporation by the Issue Of treasury stock
or otherwise. as may be determined: and
Article XII, respecting the place OF hold
ing the annual stockholders meeting of
the company, and the amount Of stock
necessary TO hold the same: also. to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY OF amending the
said article by providing that meetings
of the directors and stockholders may be
held at other places than the oompany's
principal place OF business as may be
determined by the directors from time 10
time: also. for the transaction Of any 9TH
or business that may be brought before
the meeting on the request OF not less
than a majority Of the capital stock OF
the said corporation
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Attest.
REED sMooT,
President.
JOS. r. FARRER,
Secretary,
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
April Goth to MAY 18th. INCLUSIVE.

Via Oregon Short Line and Southern
Pacific. Following rates from Salt
Lake:
To San Francisco and return,
VITA Ogden and S. p. both ways S5l 50
To San Francisco aud return
VIA Portland one way...... "A. 90
To Los Angeles and return win
Ogden and S. p, both ways 10 90
To Los Angeles and return via
Portland, one way.,.,..,..... SO. 40
Tickets limited to July 3lst Pro-
portlouately low rates from other sta
lions. City Ticket Office, POI Main
Street.
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CARPET CLEANING.

COMPRESSED AIR, NEW SANITARY
process. National House Cleaning Co.
50 e. LIST So. Carpets called for and de-
liyered promptly. Phone s256. Ind. gS.
CARPETS CALLED FOR OR CLEAN
ed at the house by our dustless method
compressed air and vacuum. Utah SAM
tary House Cleaning Co. office Redman
Van e. Storage Co. Phones sos.
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ASSAYERs.
OFFICIALS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL Co, 90 MAIN
ST, manufacturing opticians, whoessII
ara retail Orculists' prescriptions 6llt5
same day as received. Complicated lenso
duplicated. Grinding on premises.
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co,
50 Il. LIST So, basement. Bell phone 1856
Ind. 91S.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED AT PER CENT
per month, small sums advanced salaritd
people on their note at legal rate. Lin
eral amounts on listed stocks and bonds
at 10 II per cent per annum. Business
confidential. w. j. Lawrence. 4Oi D. i.
Walker Bldg.
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n you desire to buy OF sell real estate
IN any part OF the city or state, It viii
be to your interest TO communicate
with the Geo. Q. Cannon Association.
"a East South Temple 81. Both phones
$40.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

WALL PAPER CLEANING, BUTTE
Paper Cleaning Co Leave orders a Smith
Drug Co. Both phones 1880.
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ELECTRICAL.

r. H. Enrdley Bros. for good wiring and
fixtures. rs Market ST. Phones sOi, 369l'y'
r. G. ALLEN, ELECTRICAL SUP
pies 81 Main st. Both phones
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KIMBALL's VAN q STORAGE CO.
10 w First south Street. Both phones
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INTERIOR DECORATION.


I Do FIRST CLASS PAINTING. TINT
ing, kalsomining paper hanging. etc II
w Milton, 12i West South Temple 81
Bell Phone 1l5S-N,
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j r. CLARK.
2l3-ai Herald Building.
SECOND FLOOR.

SECOND FLOOR.
II YOU don't buy one Of these, some
one else will;
Seoo0--Weu built, 6-rm.. light brick house.
strictly modern, 2iEX7, on Second st.
5000 Another hne Groom modern home
hot water furnace, North West
Temple. within blocks Descret
News, 3N10.
Two fine homes in Forest Dale.
sS750--Well built. S-room brick good sta
bic, plenty room for chickens shade
and fruit trees, SONl65 feet.
$3.50 New modern. light pr. brick cot
tagc of > rooms. close to Country
Club, 75xli5 feet.
S2sdO-Vacant lot ON First Street. near u.
2ia rods frontage.
3 300-~Each for lots 25x125 to alley. Elcv.
enth East rear Tenth South.
I've moved to a3-all Herald Building.
Second Floor Call and See Me.
J Z, CLARK.
Real Estate and Insurance
Ind ls7: He'll llJ7-x.
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airy until you see me. NY system Is The
best for railroad men, clerks, bookkeep-
ers, street car men and all other en-
ployes. Business strictly confidential 4
a. Newton, 421 Herald Building.
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CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK

STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES
made and repaired. Care Of houses tof
real estate firms Ind. phone G5l D. y.
Race.
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HAT FACTORY.

HAT FACTORY.
LADIES AND CHfLDREN'S HATS
cleaned, bleached and dyed: Panamas
bleached. 35lia South Main. Phone ABBY.
Salt Lake Hat Factory. Latest style
"a r.. lei So ct. Hats at factory prices
Hats renodeled Pa;iamas hleached
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money? We viii treat you as we
have treated them: II years in Utah with
only one foreclosure is our record.
Russell l.. TRACEY, II +. LIST So,
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MAIN & GOTTEN, "a SOUTH WEST
Temple, Ind Phone ISL Bell aoos.k.
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CLEANING.

HOUSE CLEANING OF ALL KINDS.
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ARCHITECTS AMI ENcIv1-,,,--,----
DENTISTS.
OSTEOPATHY.

Dks, GAMBLE & GAMBLE osTro
pains. 4sl Constitution Bldg. Phone issS'y
MRS. GRACE STRATToN. n n -,
constitution Building. Phone Bell 2;s. Js'
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THE STAR LOAN Co. LOANS
money to Halaried people. without mort.
gage. or indorser. 506-1 Atlas Block.
Phone 36S0-k.
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HOUSE CLEANING,

WE HAVE MOVED TO THE OTHER
side Of Freeds, No. rs East Third South,
best lot ~ China ware IN city. our old
friends are invited 20 call. Wo Song Co.
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HOTEL.
PLUMBING AND HEATING

Coulam a. Taylor plumbing and heat
ina and gas ntting. l53 T., 3rQ So. WHORE
The prices arc right. Bell 222S. Ind, 2ill'
u. w, JAMES & Co. PLUMBING.
steam and hot wafer contractors, VI Eas'
First South Street.
TAYLOR & FOX. PLUMBING, JOB
steam and hot water contractors. 30 Main
Street Tel 1909.
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WESTERN JUNK AND META
Yard, dealer In rags, scrap iron. houl
metals and rubber. hides. pelts l2S an
i0il state ST. Phone lSs3-k
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co
RodalSs, finishing, framing. lac 8.
Main Street.
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a NICE BUGGY AT 4 SNAP. AL
dress 259 North LIST West ST.
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GIANT PANsIEs IND, PHONE
il42t. csc dog
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us rs
we have many buyers looking for nome
on lOl au IhNvs,uent. Holman Bros "
West Second South street
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FOR SALE.

HORSES WAGON, HARNESS AND
dump boards, s125. one team of 100 To-
horses, covered ai4 wagon and harness. 500.
one l.3jo Id. horae daisy for surrey
or team work. one COW that gives milk
Address i5S East Sth South.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
Goldsmith's Generosity.

A bcggar once asked aims of Oliver
Goldsmith as he walked with friend
up Fleet street. and he gave her sh.i-
ling Ills companion. knowing sc1ae-
thing OF the woman. ccnsured the writ.
er for his excess oC humanity. saying
that the shilling was mlSapplicd. So
she would spend 1t Tor liquor "lf II
makes her happy In any way my end
Is answered" replied Goldsmith.
Another proof that the doctors gsr
crosity was not always regulated 10y
discretion was at time when. after
much delay, day was fixed 90 pay
the 40 due his tailor. Goldsmith pro
cured the money. hut friend calling
upon him and relating % piicous tale
OF his goods being seized Tor rent. Abe
thoughtlcss but benevolent author gave
him al the money Tho tailor called
md was told chat if De had come lit-
tlr sooner be- could have bad the
money bat that hp lad iust parted
with every shilling ot @ 90 q ,ricud Boo
distress. adding. u would have been
an mfccllng monster not ~ have &C..
ieyed trouble when in any power"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS.
Those OF England Called the Mos,
Obligins and Helpful.

There Is no country whore the mat.
ter of landing from American passci,.
ger ships is 80 easy and 50 expeditions.
~ done as England. says the Travel
Magazine. OF course II Is free trade
country, the frccst In the whole world.
There are duties levied on tobacco aud
spirits. but travellers are allowed "a
half pound of tobacco In any shape and
a half pint Of spirits. which also IN
cludcs perfume. Sugar Is dutiablc
whether In grain. sweets or In Jam. but
small quantity Is freely passed H.
all cases. however. these goods must he
the actual property Of the passenger
and bc for his use and control. Cocoa.
coffee and TIA are also dutiablc. as arr
reprints of English books. outside =;
these things, as named. passengers caa
bring In anything motors. cycles.
horses. hut not dogs. which animals u
awaits. Keep dogs "a the American
side. The customs officials are ifc az.
pointees--under the civil service-and
will lie found most obllging and help.
ful. In fact. they are model 10 ;iir
customs world Tell the truth at ~
times Ia these officials and Won will l:'
all right They are marvclous'y keen
on spottlng the supposedly smart la
Lying doesn't pay anyhow. HiunC
sy," 81 home or abroad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
Heart Protestors.

Many persons are puzzled 10 know
why policemen wear their badges s.,
low op their coats instead OF ou the
Zap made Tor that purpose. A. a mat
ter of TACT the badge CO.. star. as he
calls u, of many % policeman h right
next to nj. heart Some Of the blue
coats can thank their stars" for being
alive Th.s little metal shield has dc.
Elected The bullet of burglar or high
waymau, aud at times. top. has stopped
the knit" thrust II would be- aSsassius
During the last twenty or thirty years
there are many eases on record show
ine that the little badge has been "a
lie saver Even bullets fired at close
range. ~ a rule. cannot penetrate the
shield. That's why bluccoat always
feels safer In keeping the star at vital
spot When on duty some policemen
wear their stars on their vests. hut al
ways directly over the heart. They are
so accustomed 10 the little protector
that they feel uneasy without it,
Philadelphia Record
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
Scots Wise Doc.

80 veracious a man rs Sir Walter
Scott had wise dog. q hull terrier
Said the Novelist once. Il taught him
To understand a great many words. In
asmuch that ! am positive that the
communication hetwiNt the canine spc
cics ana ourselves might bc greatly
enlarged. Camp once biz the baker
who was bringing bread Ia the fam,
lily. ! beat him and explained the
enoriuiiy of his ofiensc. after which. to
the last moments of his life he never
heard the least allusion to the story In
whatever ton" NJ voice Il was men.
toned without getting NJ and retlr-
ing IN the darkest corner ~ the room.
with great appearance ~ distress.
Then II YOU said the baker was well
paid ar the baker was not hurt. after
all Camp came forth from his hiding
place. capcrcd and barkcd and re.
iolccd"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
PUTS BULLET In HEART.
Will o. Taylor With Revolver
Sends Soul to Eternity.

Dallas. sept lin room of the
Southern hotel ~ n o'clock Wednes.
day morning VIII o. Taylor. twenty
five years ~ age. n resident of Celeste,
Hunt county shot himself in the heart,
dying instantly. Mir. Taylor. vino had
been a clerk In a hotel at Celeste
had been in III health some months.
Before being connected with the &c
leste hotel he resided on the farm oi
his mother. a few miles from that
place. HIS sealth not improving. Mr.
Taylor had come here for medical
treatment at a sanitarium. and II Is
presumed that despondency led To the
rash act being done.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
SNAKE ON ORGAN.
Young Lady Knocked copperhead or
Keys and Killed H.

Frederick. Md. Sept. ll.-while
sweeping the parlor at her home near
Middletown Miss Lottie Remsburg no
ticed a dark object lying on the keys
Of the organ.
She attempted TO remove IL. when a
copperhead snake nearly three feet in
length fell 10 the floor. The young
lady vent after the reptile with the
broom and killed H. The snake had
crawled into che house through an
open door and found its way into the
parlor.
Miss Mary Hoffer daughter OF 10.
seph Hoffer. Of near Catoctin Creek
a short distance from jefferson. killed
n large black snake In the garden. The
girls mother fas gathering corn when
she saw the snake short distance
away She called her daughter who,
without assistance. dispatched II with
n club. Miss Hoffer. who claims that
she wal tackle any snake she sees,
has killed n number of reptiles this
summer In the vicinity OF her home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
The Old New England Sabbath.

a description Of the old New Eng.
land sabbath is calculated 20 make
restless children OF the present day
and possibly some OF their elders
thankful they were not born two cen.
turtles ago.
The sabbath began Saturday after.
noon with the going down Of the sun.
Sunday morning horn was loudly
blown 10 announce the hour OF wor-
ship. Service began nj 9 o'clock and
lasted for eight hours. with an inter
mission OF one hour for dinner and
conversation. In the earliest days the
congregation sat ON rude benches. their
seats being assigned them NJ town
meeting. The service consisted OF sew
cral parts, which are chronlcled la an
ancient diary rs follows:
preliminary prayer or invocation:
chapter 81 Biblc'rcad and cxpounded:
psalm In meter. read out liue by line
by Deacon 8; long prayer on various
one hour aud half: sermon
n 100 TO 20 pages: at close Of service
baptism: sinners put on trial. confessed
before congregation. Minister c. bowed
right and left. no person stirring ill he
had passed down and out OF the meet
Ing house"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.
Some Events Taking Place al
Texas State Capital.

Austin. Sept ii.-Representativt
Lea Beatty OF Caldwell county was
here Tuesday from his home at Lock
hart. He had business with the exec
utive department. Mr.. Beatty. who is
a Confederate veteran. speaking oi
the action OF some OF the Confederate
camps In the state in criticislng Gov.
ernor Campbell. declared that he was
not in sympathy with any such move.
ment He characterized the attacks
which are being made ON the governor
, by the veterans as being ridiculous
lie asserted that the old soldiers. rs
general proposition. had received
much consideration AT the hands Of
the governor
Mr.. Beatty gives II as his opinion
that Senator ]. w. Bailey will be an
issue In political campaigns two years
hence and the issue will be for and
against Bailey. He said that this con.
dition OF affairs had already manifest.
ed itself In his county. He predicted
that the Bailey issue will even reach
county politics lie believes that the
matter might as we'll be settled then
as any other time. Mr. Beatty was
against Senator Bailey In the last leg.
islature
when asked II he would again be
candidate for representative In the
Thirty.iirst legislature from his coun.
ty. MI Beatty declared that the mat.
ter was entirely in the hands OF the
people OF his county. u they wanted
him 10 come back and serve them IL
was up TO them. but that h. was not
going TO get ont and make a race for
the position He has resigned his
position with the Federal government
he having for years been connected
with the agricultural department at
Washington
The Merchants Loan and Invest.
ment company OF Noakum has deposit
ed In the state treasury the sum OF
$4,000. which b. required by the state
OF such concerns precedent to doing
business In Texas. The law provides
that either cash or approved securities
may be deposited with the state treas.
urer
The governor signed thirty-two land
PATENTS. embracing lands situated In
the following counties: Comanche.y
35G acres HAYS. eSS acres. Hale. $3.50
acres. lricn. $40 acres. Lamb, $40
acres: Ia Sale. 1850 acres: Medina /
Gao acres. Mccullough asa acres
Nueces. 7O5 acres Palo Pinto. 2l3
acres. Randall. 6in acres. Shelby 81 /
acres Tyler 500 acres Titus. 100
acres. Webb. Else acres
The state rauilrntiary board held its .
regular monthly meeting here Weduc I
day The hoard approved reports Of
financial agent aud superintendent oi /
periteniiarics Financial agents re- /
port showed balance ON hand Aug. ! /
siS.3il: receipts s9S.750; disbHfsc I
ments SQ5. 1854. balance Sept. I. S5l. !
ass. Report Of superintendent showed /
couVicts ON hand Aug I. 1898; new .
couvlcts received. q: recaptured. I. |
discharged. 50: rardoned. 4 escaped, /
II. died. =: on hand Sept !. 3.7lj, a I
decrease Of 7S.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
Those to Represent Texas at lnterns'
tonal Cotton Conference.

tonai cotton conference
Austin. Sept ll.--At the request Of
the officers Of the convention. Com.
missioner Of Agriculture r. T Miner.
has annot'nced the appointment
Of list of delegates to tho Interna'
tional Cotton conference. which Is 10
be- held ~ Atlanta on Oct To 2.
This will be- one ~ tho most imnOrt.
ant cotton conventions ever held In
this country. or anywhere else In the
world Tor thai mati'r There viii he
loo foreign delegates. representing all
the countries of o. world where
American cotton Is manufactured. rs
well ms manufacturers from all over
the Uruod States.
Tho rriuciral object % This conven.
ton is 10 bring he manufacturers and
growers into clos, touch with each
other. where p'l questions pertaining
10 this great rtoduct viii he discussed.
The state az Tcyas. leirr the leading
cotton growing tate OF the Union. pro
ducinr onr.si,ia 90 orc-fourth of the
cotton az the world. viii send an able
DEDICATION
Tho following &, list of the dele
gates. 80 Young. Stepheuviile, y. II.
Afford. Hcldcrson. z. VI Johnson.
Houston. W. u. Gea-y Farmersvlle:
W G. Sterrett. Dallas; Wcl'on VIM,
Santa Anra. W r. Davis. Cookville:
Clarence Ousley. Fort Worth; q. J..
pyle Dallas; Il T. Bradford. Taylor;
James Davis. WaNahachie: 4. :. Burlc
son Austin John u. Rogers. Calves
ton. = I Downs. Temple: 7. s Hen
derson. Cameron: Eugene Williams
Waco: r g. Calvin. Houston; W. j
Bryan. Abilene: r. r. Clarridge. Pales.
tine and u x naucy. Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
ANOTHER MASSACRE.
Eighty Jews Slain and Houses
and Stores Looted.

Braila. Russia. Sept. ii.-News has
reached here OF another serious and
wanton antiJewish outbreak at Kish.
inev. II is estimated that no less than
eighty Jews lost their liyc' In encoun-
tiers with the lnflamed populace.
The outbreak occurred Monday. Tho
Jewish quarter OF Kishinev was at
tackled by organized bands Of roughs,
who looted houses and shops and ruth.
lessly killed or wounded all those who
attempted to defend their property.
The Jews are fleeing from Kishinev
in n state OF panicc. Many OF them
who made their way TO the banks Of
the Pruth. In the hope of finding pro
lection In Roumania. were driven back
by frontier guards
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
Tn. Wealthy AnaI.r's Tackle Outfit.

The wealthy angler who wants the
best Of everything has special six
foot oblong ease or trunk for his
fishing rods. which. being the best,
cost about So each He has u heavy
surf casting rod. n lighter b,y casting
rol and ~ct Of ny rods FOR fresh wa
ter fishing Ills reels. of which he
must have various types. cost SO each
aud upward For his tishiag tackle
there Is special trunk. In which are
the best Irish linen lines, hooks and
flies u: all descriptions. sinkcrs. swlv-
els. squads. spoons. spInncrs. hoats. ar
tilcial bait etc. Such fishermen gencr-
ally carry duplicate tackle and several
duplicates of pole tips and such things
rs max H. most likely 10 break. The
total cost 'of wealthy anglers tackle
outfit ranges from $50 to 81 .O00-New
York Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
COURTS pREslpeNT.
Employing Printers VIII Take Steps
70 Increase Menbership.

Fort worth. Sept li.-oyer 100
member attended the second days
session Of the Employing Job Printers
Association 81 Texas. Selection Of the
next meeting place Is left 20 officers.
An organizer will be employed. Dues
were increased from $3.50 To s. per
year
The secretary Is to compile and have
printed the proceedings OF the conycu.
iIon and send copies Ia every employ.
ing and commercial printer In Texas
The following officers were elected
President. George VI. Courts. Calves.
ton: secretarys Morgan Evaps, Fort
Worth: treasurer. Robert CLARK, San
Antonio: ant-at-arms. J $. Hin,
Waco The following vice presidents
were elected; !. v Dealey. Houston:
J. s. Hin. Waco: Paul Bennett, Paris;
Fred Poulware, Fort Worth Fred Err
hardt. Galveston: r. ]. Lamb. Beau.
mont: II. G. Fricke. Austin. p q. VII.
son. Taylor; Giles VI. Halton. Nacogdo
ches: G. T. Grinstead. Kerrville. -.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-12
NOT NECESSARY.
Mos, important Antl.Psss Ruling Made
by Pollard.

py roisFu.
Austin. Sept li-office Assistant
Attorney General Olaude Pollard has
made a most important ruling in con.
STRUNG the anti.pass law In which h
holds that neither telegraph. telephone.
street railway nor express companies
are required to apply To the railway
commission for authority 10 use spe.
cial rates. Soon after the anti.pass
law became effective a railroad com.
missioner asked the attorney generals
department for an opinion on the ques.
ton. intimating that he tColquitt) be-
lieved that all such rates would have
10 he approved by the commission
At that time the anti.pass law was be-
Ing construed by First Assistant Haw.
kins. who Is now on his way on his
vacation. Mr. Hawkins did not give
a, written answer. and held up the
questions Mr.. Pollard now answers
them and does not think that such com.
panies will have TO apply To the com.
mission 10 use special rates
The opOnion Is addressed 10 Mr.. Col.
quit.