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The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
SHOCKED TO DEATH.
Philip Godfrey, Car Foundry empIoye
Grabs Live Wire.

Philip Godfrey. 40 years old. was
killed in the forge department of the
American Car & Foundry Co.. Clark
and Jefferson ayes. when he took hold
OF a heavily-charged electric wire
Tuesday afternoon. Godfrey was an
electrician and was inspecting lights
when the accident happened. Coroner
Bennett Is investigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

's 80 Il 4, :; ri ;s Ne 70 u , & ;, Ne
Michigan graduated. sb.6O: household
powdered lib cartons. Is TO case. yS.ss
per case. household powdered. 6-lb
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
CHICACO PROnuCE.

CHICAGO. June s.--Butter-Extras
27c; nrsts. e5nc: dairy extras. 26c
firsts. 2tc. Eggs-Prime nrsts, lsisc
firsts. lTisc. Cheese-Twins, IAN ~ DC
young Americas. 15@l5hc. Live poui
try-Fowis. 1874 ORC; ducks. loo
geese. Toe.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. June s.-Money on call
2hs per cent. Time money 4bc. Bar
silver: London. s4hd: New York. 5Shc'
Demand sterling. Sassy Qi.s6hs.
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JOBBING PRICES.

JOBBtNG PHlCES.
Canned Goods-Apples. gals. SZ.Ie.
baked beans, lib. 50d 60c: Lima beans,
$1m1.50. Corn--Fancy Maine. l.lv'
standard. s5c. Table beets. sl,25@1.4o.
Peas-Fancy. early June: N.35; stan
sockeye. tall $3.50: Nat. 81: Alaska
reds. $40: Alaska pinks, sl.1b, To-
matoes. 4s9Soc; succotash. N01lo per
doE.
Conee-Package corree. 1oo-ib case.
Feed-Bran, t25; fine middlings. s2s:
coarse middlings. s26. cracked corn,
S27: coarse corn meal. $27; corn and
oats chop. s2t per ton.
Flour-Michigan patents in wood.
straight. 1875: clear. s5.l5 per Dbl. Rye
-four 1880 per Dbl.
Oi.--Raw linseed; sic; boiled hinged,
&c; Diamond headlight Kerosene: sMe,
gasoline. lac per gal; turpentinc. In
barrel lots. CSC per gal.
Provisions = Mess pork. sa5: fam
lily. 3ssQ27. medium. clear. s24.5o:
smoked hams ls0ishe: dry sslted
hams. 13hc; bacon, 2oQ2ic: lard. In
tierces. i3%c: kettle rendered. l4%c
per Id.
sugar-The retail price list for De:
Park. North Detroit and River Rouge:
Crystal dominoes. 2-lbs. xs75. crystal
dominoes. 5-ibs. ts.2o; eagle tablets,
s7.2s: cut loaf. $3.50; cubes. s5.95;
dered. ys.io graduated extra coarse,
$3.50: do, fine In bulk. $40: do. 2-lb
cartons, $500; do, glib cartons. Sc: do.
s-ib cartons. $500: do. l0-lb cartons.
s5.ss; do. 25-lb cartons. 1915: diamond
go: No. g. s555: No s, $3.50; No. I,
S5.45; No. y, S540: No. 3, t5.35; No. 10,
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co.. 116-l1s Griswold-st:
open. High. Low. Close.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

Natural. blue. lavender. gray and
golden brown are the favorite colors
for linen coat suits.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co.. ~ John R.-rt. Call Main
1898. or City a?ss
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

White serge suits with hair-line
stripes Of black are second to linen
suits in popularity.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

AppIes--Fancy. SQ45o: common. 81
10 per Dbl. western box apples, s2.T5
q $50 per box.
Bsnanas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
q use. according TO quality.
Beans-Drie0 Lima, B A2c per lb.
Celery-F1o-ida. $3.50 per crate.
Canlinower-californ s1.25 per doz
per dog
Csbbnge-New. s175Qs25 per crate
Cheese-Michigan fiat, late made. 10
9l5Ec; fall made. I7g isc; York State.
York State. 1S@1sc: German cream.
brick. l6116Mc: Schweitzer. domestic
block, 24c: domestic LOAF. 23,: import
ed, 2s a soc per H.
Q91c per Id.
Dressed Cnive.-Choiae. lie: COM
mon. 90 loo per ID
Flgs-Imported. new, IL q lac per ID:
California. s5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. 50M coo per doz; lettuce. hot
house. 13G14c per III; head lettuce. si.25
Fer doz; wax beans. s1.7592 bu: pars-
ley. 20q25c doz. green beans. - so II
Ito hamper; green peppers. 81 craft. /;
crate. soc per basket: water cress, IS
case bu: turnips. Acc per doz: heets. IS
is@ zoe doz; spinach, ssa7oc bu; as
2.25 bu: young onions. 1oG1sc d'z.
California Fruits-Peaches. 81: april
cots. $2.75: cherries. 81. 10 @2.25 per box.
Grape Fruit--S6 ~ $50 per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots: @. b: Detroit; No. ! Timothy.
s,75o01s; No. timothy, sie0ie.5o'
&75oGs; wheat and oat straw. $6.50n7.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from $lsQ %.
as to quality.
Hidcs-No. cured hides, shc; No. 1
green hides. Sc; No l cured bulls. s1s c +:
No. / green bulls. &c: No. i cured veal
kip. 10isc: No green veal kip. ~:
murrsin. &c: No. 1 cured calf. 15c; No.
$500; No, horse hides. $3.50; No. /
skin. as TO amount wool. l5c 70 soc; No.
2 hides. lie of: No. kip. calf. 1i1c Off.
Honey-Fancy white, l6Gi7c: amber.
l2d lac; extracted. rose per ID:
Lime.-slaL2s per 100.
MeIcns--Rocky Fords. IS per case.
Nat.-Wainuts. IS q isc: almonds. IL
a 15c: pecans. 12115c; filberts. liz l2c;
Brazils, 9ml0c: mixed nuts, ia lac per
10: hickory nuts. shellbarks. $l.25 q 1. 50.
Texas Bermudas, sI.75Q1.s5 per crate.
Oranges-California navels. 22.750
Pin~sppie.-Florida H.260a per
P0tatoes-Car lots. bulk. 231 csc:
bags. $50 CSC per bu: new Bermcdas.
Sl.75 per blu; new southern, $l.3s per
bu.
PouItry-Bro.Iers. cease: chickens.
1sh d17c. hens. lie; stays and oio
ROSTERS, I2Gl3c; ducks. 15m16c; scest,
lac: turkeys, 1Ta lsc per ib: .,,km
Strnwb be rries - 24-qt cases. 33.zoW
$50 per bu: - per case. .
Tallow-No. I. 6hc: No. 2, 5hc 10.
Wool-Medium unwashed. 2OV2zc'
nne unwashed, 1sG1Sc per lib.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson
Craig n Co. 2l0-2l4 Ford bldg: Early
London cables quoted metal market on
Is Sd and steady. Boston copper mar
ket inclined To be little Irregular
Lake and North Butte show deciins
OF about = point. Copper producers re-
port issued today Is a little iisappoint-
ing TO the bulls. Copper producers re-
port for May shows increase OF ls,4al,-
STA pounds in surplus. Production was
l232i2476 pounds Domestic deliveries
so. 305.a2a pounds; exports +5495.+&
pounds. Total. I0t 500. 662 pounds
stocks on hand lGo.425.s7S pounds
Utah Copper Co. made another record
production In May with an output OF
$. 100000 pounds az copper from the
treatment OF 4oe.0 900 tons OF ore. The
net profit for The month. with copper
at l2Rc per pound. Is estimated al
$500, 900. and indicates that Ctah's cost
Is well within SC per pound.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
Reported for The Times by Hayden

tNtpUTltu TOT IHt I ITfItb Dy ffNyutII
Stone L. Co. from Boston. June S.
fne Boston copper share market
opened quiet with the tone rather I'M
certain. 4 somewhat reactionary ten
dency has developed after the rally OF
yesterday, largely in sympathy with
the movement In New York market,
The copper producers report showing
a surplus OF something like $4,000. 600
pounds has been received so far In "A
negative way. Stocks are fractionally
lower than the close last night. but no
acute weakness has developed. Lake
sold down TO 50t. and has rallied since
10 81 "a. Shannon has been one OF the
active features and at IL is q higher.
North Butte has not been traded in in
round lot at this writing. other
departments OF the market continue
quiet and featureless: Ann. Wooden
common lost y In the early dealings
and Ann. Chem. gained a point.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
Covering UP Party's Faults.

BOSTON, June Recommending edi-
tcrially upon President Taft's speech
In Jackson, Mich. the Globe says:
AT Jackson. Mich, although dis.
claiming any intention of making a
partisan speech. President Taft could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04

Good Advice Regarding
the Prevention of Coughs
and Colds.

III people would only fortify and .trtnsthrn
ne system the majority OF cases II COACH :
oios and pneumonia might be avoided These
youoies are frequently due to weakness, whi.l.
erodsces catarrhal condition Of tie nnacaais
membrane. which is an Internal skin o. the bod,
When this skin is Weakened II becomes easily
Injected with germs which scause m, nv. u lie,
diseases 70 which hesh is heir. Healthy rAuco,s
membranes are essential ssregcs rds Of tAe b1dy ;
general health.
An excellent aid In. The prevention OF. cessAs
Odds pneumonia and such like iufe .tions dis
Eases is a remedy that will present or CO, /,
.at2rrk.
We have remedy which we honestIy btlie,e
% Or unsurpassed in excellence fer the mr.
sention OF coughs. colds and all catgrrhal con
nti"ns 1t is the prescription OF fams,l>
mysScian who has envixb,e regulation oi
-hlrty years OF cares gained through the use q
This formula. We promise 10 make no. chsr, !
Tor the medicine should it fail 10 do assr.
iaihi- We urge everybody who hss aeed OF su /.
medicine 10 fry Rexan Mucn-Tene
III stands 10 reason that could NOT aher
Z" make such statements and give cur cSn pc
sonar guarantee 70 this remedy IL W.. were NJ,
preTared 70 prove the ressonablenwss OF our
lain IN every particular. and we sea no ress,r
Why any one should hesitate 10 accept otfr o..
and try it. We have two sizes Of RersH Nucu
Tone, prices 80 cents snd $I.H Sometfnbee .
Scent bottle II sufficient 10 Civ insrled rSne.
As q general hing The most ctrAAl. caxe
relie<ed with an average aof three large b.
lies fou can obtain Eexslf Remedie. 10 WASH
ngton only at our stcres-The Rexall Scores :
c'Donneifs Pharmacies. 3o4 ST. nv. Sd ard
sts NV. I'd and Pa. ave. Sc, :sed 'ssd y
sis. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
BIG GUN PASSES TEST.
Question of Whether Larger Battle
ships Shall Be Built for II

The initial tests Of the naval 14-inch
gun nave been completed at the naval
proving grounds at Indian Head
The big gun has been returned to the
washington gun foundry for examination
1t will be sent back to the provin.
grounds in short time for further fir
ing tests.
According TO officers of the ordnance
department., the gun has met all ma
terial requirements. The only question
now to be determined is whether guns
of that caliber shall be substituted fo,
12-lnch gums on the future battleships
of the navy.
The question under immediate con-
sideration is whether 14-inch guns shall
be installed on the projected o6,O0O-torl
ships or whether their use shall he de-
ferred until authority is given for the
construction of vessels Of still greater
displacement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04

from in front of the hotel while I was
inside the house. l have been unable to
trace it, he declared
A general alarm was sent out for the
car. The police could do little TO find il
because Of lack Of description.
Mr.. Burke's car was speeding west
through S9th street at l1:3O o'clock last
night. 1t swung around the corner Of
Riverside drive just in time to come.
llead-on, against a fast driven Packard
car
The Packard. was badly wrecked. AS
ii came TO a halt half a dozen persons
ieaped to the street and made of.
The Burke car was not damaged. II
continued on it's way.
A policeman came upon the deserted
Packard machine about 1 O'Clock and had
it towed to a garage. There it was iden-
tilted as the one stolen from in front Of
the Plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
STANDARD CASE PRESENTED.
Brought Before o. S.. Court in .
Preliminary Way.

The case. Of the government arains.
The standard Oil Company, involving = r
effort on the part of the government 10
nave the company dissolved as q Trust
Inder the Sherman antitrust law. ws :
presented to the Supreme Court OF ~.
United States in preliminary way. yc.-
-erday on motion TO advance the hear
ns. The motion was presented by So
icitor General Bowers and was coneu--
red in by the opposition. They asked t.
nave March ! designated as the time Tor
the hearing The court took the -
quest under adyisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04

spend public money in slopine. such banL.
nor to compel the owner of.tbe .pyopeii !,
TO do 80. Also the clause lin tie poiicc
regulations which imposes a fiae on
property owners who do not clean tho
dirt from the sidewalks is rendered ,,se
less by the decision Of the Court or An
peals.
Much of the work OF this kind is.re-
moving dirt and gravel washed TO the
sidewalks from parking spaces and fhs
tricts matter to do il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
RAPS CHICKEN LAW
District Regulation Declared
to Be Inconsistent.
JUDGE MULLOWNY'S VIEW
Dismissal of Case Before Court Fol-
lowed by Notice Of an
Appeal.

The Commissioners new chicken reguia-
ton received a jolt this morning IN the
Police Court. Judge Mullowny, sitting In
the District branch of the court. declared
the regulation to lie too ridiculous ana
"too involved to receive the considefa-
lion of thu, court In doing so he dls-
missed the case brought by the District
against Arthur F.. Doweil VINO conducts
j grocery store at l:U1 s street northwest.
and who was charged with violating the
new regulation by keeping chickens within
twenty-five feet of a dwelling owned by
q neighbor. without first obta ming per-
nit from the health officer.
The charge was that the first paragraph
of the regulation had been violated. the
much discussed rooster question was not
touched upon. except lnclden.aHH an"
that in the evidence presented, the oe-
PENDANT declaring that he had had no
boosters in his yard for year, and the
inspector Of the health department assert
ing that there were male birds Strnttins
about the premises.
Gives Notice of Appeal.
gave notice that the government would
take the case up to the Court OF APP
peals.
1t was brought out in the testimony
that Dowell keeps his chickens in yard
behind his store, sixteen by twenty feet;
that he allowed the chickens to run about
the yard: that at night they went Into a
coop, and that the yard was covered
with concrete flooring and. according to
Mr.. Doweil, was kept clean.
DIR. Dorsey MCPHERSON who lives next
door to Dowell. testified that the chickens
were Objectionable to him. and that they
were kept within twenty-five feet OF MS
residence without permit.
The regulation provides that grocery
men may keep chickens in cOops in their
stores, but it was shown that DoWeh
allowed his chickens to run about the
yard, and that his chicken house was
within a few feet OF DIR. Mcpherson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
HER STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
/. SMASHED IN COLLISION
Mrs. Ladew's Car Deserted by Half
r. Dozen Joy Riders and Left
i. in Street.

Special lrsl,atcn % the SiaF.
NEW YORK. January Airs. Edward
r. Ladew. one OF the wealrhiest wonerf
Il the city. whose 5000 touring car was
stolen from in front of the Hotel Plaza
rsst night. received word from the police
-t.lis morning that her machine had been
sfound wrecked at Sath street and River
side drive after collision with an auto
mobile belonging to Frank G. Burke, and
driven by Martin Morrison.
Mrs. LadewS car was stolen at $40
last night. No report of the loss was
made until lU:4S, when the chauffeur,
Arthur Donovan. called up police head
quarters by telephone:
'NrS. Ladews automobile was stolen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
FOR REMOVAL OF REFUSE
FROM CITY SIDEWALKS
Commissioners Ask for Special Ap-
preparation of 81 ,Oo0-Appeal
to House Committee.

Because the Court of Appeals has de-
cided that the District has no authority
to compel a man to clean his sidewalk
of snow. ice, dirt. sand OR gravel, the
Commissioners have asked the House sub
committee on District. appropriations for
$1,000 TO BE used in removing the wa shed
down Accommodations from parking spaces,
high clay banks, etc.
Under police regulation the Commits
sioners require property owners 10 pro-
tect sidewalks from dirt washings wher-
ever practicable. but there are sidewalks
where it costs too much to keep them
clean; as, for instance. where street
has been graded and high perpendicular
bank left.
Are Without Authority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04

4 dramatic turn to the contest in a
Cincinnati court over Harry Rheinstrom,
a wealthy young distiIler, who was sent
TO a sanatorium recently on account OF
his infatuation for Edna Lotus Of New
YORK came yesterday. when Miss LOTUS
and woman companion were arrested as
warrants, at the behest of Rheinstrom' $
mother. This development occurred
shortly after Miss LOTUS had arrived in
court and procured a writ of haheas
corpus for Mr.. Rheinstrom' release from
the sanatorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
Are without Authority.

The Commissioners have no power to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04

Airs. Mary Tidball Barton. wife of DIR.
Samuel N. Barton. professor of mathe-
mates in Die University of the South.
died of Brights disease Sunday at her
home in Sewanee. Tenn. She was the
daughter of the late Edward Tidoail of
Winchester. Va.
DR.. William Baker. fifty-five years old
q well known optician. died yesterday of
peritonitis In Salem, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
BIG MERGER EFFECTED
RESOURCES COMBINED IN THE
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY.
Morgan, Ryan and Levi P. Morton
Join Hands-Capital Stock Of
Company Probably $5,0o0.000.

NEW YORK. January ii. Pierpont
Morgan Thomas f. Ryan and Levi r.
Morton have linked hands in trust COM
pany merger which unites resources of
$3.50. OoO. Ouj. 1t is a triple combination.
bringing the Guaranty Trust Company.
the Morton Trust Company and the Fifth
Avenue Trust Company, all Of this city.
under one head. with the title of the
perhaps the largest nf its kind in the
United States.
Directors OF all three companies met
Yesterday and informally approved the
terms Of the merger. which will be put
in more definite form tomorrow when an
other directors meeting will he held and
the plan ratified by the stockholders. al
though formal vote on the matter will
not be taken until later.
Levi +. Morton. who is president of the
Morton Trust Company and the Fifth
Avenue Trust COmpany-botr known as
the Norton Ryan cOnceinS-flas consent
ed TO act as chairman of the board OF
the merged companies, for which no pres
ident has as yet been selected The
name of Alexander J. Hemphiii. vice
president and" acting president of the
Guaranty. Trust Company. has been men,
toned for the position, however
Merger Terms Not Disclosed.
This new move in finance follows the
recent absorption of the Guaranty Trust
Company by the so-called Morgan in
terests. but upon just what terms the
merger was made was not disclosed The
Guaranty Trust Company was organized
in 1891 and has total deposits of more
than $SS.OOO.OO0. The Morton Trust Com
pany. which was formerly the banking
house OF Bliss. Morton & Co.. was
organized In 1899. Thomas F. Ryan
Is vice president. Its deposits agsres ate
more than $5.OO0,tOO. Like the Guaranty
Trust Company. its capital and surplus
are $2OC0.OO each.
The Fift, .Avemue Trust Company.
founded ten Years ago. Is one Of the bet
ter known uptown financial institutions
With a capital and surplus Of $1,000, Or
each. it has paid very large dividends of
recent wears. The capital stock Of the
new company will probably be fixed at
S1,OOnoO0. with perhaps a like amount for
surplus. 1t is believed that the merger
will involve large stock and cash divi-
dends to the shareholders of the three
companies.
The present headquarters of the Fifth
Avenue Trust Company will be retained
as a branch of the combined companies,
while larger offices will house the com
bned companies in the financial dis.
urict.
1t was rumored that the Morgan in
terests had acquired the holdings OF
Thomas r.. Ryan in the Morton Trust
Company, but no statement on this point
was obtanable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
Arrested by Detectives.

Detectives Parker and Moylan came
here from Baltimore yesterday and had
the local detectives assist them in their
search for the couple. Morrison was To-
Gated at his place of employment and
followed to his home in the southwest
section of the city. He made no effort
to conceal his identity and seemed re-
lieved when he was arrested.
The electrician said he had become
tire,i OF lodging the police and expressed
sorrow for having deserted his wife and
little ones. Annie Sheridan seemed equal
ly we'll pleased with the outcome Of the
couples escapade. The detectives took
the couple to Baltimore last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04

The storehouse. with stock Of goods. in
Onancock. Va, the property of Andrew
o. Ayres was destroyed by fire at
o'clock Yesterday morning. The fire was
discovered in the rear end Of the build
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
SAYS Law Is Inconsistent.

The court read the regulation care
fully and took note of the fact that
it provided. that no chickens should
he kept within twenty-five feet Of a
dwelling owned by another in the lire
limits of the District without permit.
and in the next breath. that no sucn
fowls should be permitted to run.
stray. or ny within fifty feet of such
a dwelling, without a permit. The
court reached the conclusion that II ii
man was given a permit TO kee.,
chickens within Twenty-Five feet of "A
dwelling the chickens would of .neces-
sity be allowed to run, stray or H.
within fifty feet of the building. ADJ
that. therefore. the regulation contra
dicted itself.
Mr.. Dowell was represented by
Charles r. Digs. Mr.. Diggs argued
that a nuisance was only Il nuisance. in
fact: that Il nuisance could not be
legislated into being. The regulation,
he said. had been framed, under the
law, to protect the health OF the Dis
trict He argued that it would be
much more to the detriment of the
public health if the chickens of Mr..
Dowell were Kept cooped up instead Of
being allowed to run about a we'll
kept yard.
ut is also of much benefit to the
chickens health to let them run Mr.
Diggs declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
BALTIMORE COUPLET0
FACE CHARGES IN COURT
Frank c.. Morrison Deserts Wife and
Children and Elopes With
Annie Sheridan.

Frank c. Morrison, an electrician. anC
Annie Sheridan, q clerk, the former
twenty-five and the latter eighteen years
old. were arrested la night by Detec.
tives Baur and Cornweil at the reques,
Of the Baltimore authorities. Morrison
was accused Of having failed to supper,
his wife and two children. while Annie
Sheridan was arrested as fugitive from
her parents.
1t is charged that the couple left Spar
rows Point. Baltimore, about six months
ago and that they have since lived in q
number Of cities. Morrison obtained EN-
p!oyment in the barn of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. and lived
a, (inS 1th street southwest
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the st
Louis and Southwestern Railway
Company OF Texas and The Texas
Midland Railroad have made applIcA-
ton to the city council OF the City
of Greenyile, Texas, to locate, con
struct, operate and maintain switch
or branch on their said railways on
Jordan street beginning at the Texas
Midland Railroad right of way, thence
west TO Wesley street.
Said franchise to be in accordance
with the laws OF the State oil Texas
and the City OF Greenville, governing
the granting OF franchises by said
city, the conditions to be az eed up
on by the St Louis Southwestern
Railway Company OF Texas and The
Texas Midland Railroad in accord
ance with law That said switch o.
branch of said railroads shall not eX
tend further west than Stuart stree
unless the consent of abutting prop
erty owners is obtained thereto,
Witness my hand and the seal o
the city of Greenville, this the Bro
day of November, A. d. 1910,
Attest.