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The evening world., 1911-12-28
BUILDING CODE
TO AID TILE TRUST
STRIKES A SNAG
Tammany Aldermen Have
Disregarded Important Rule
in Preparing Ordinance.

In their haste in trying to fam
through a building code ~favoring the
hollow tile trust the Tammany Alder
mon may have overreached themselves.
They have ~disregarded an important
rule Of the board requiring that all now
parts OF ordinances or amendm n t.
shall DO underscored and all omissions
shall DO Indicated in parenthesis. These
requirements were not observed In tho
presentation Of the original report.
They were disregarded to-day in the
printing Of the proposed ode In the
City Record. II this rule Is Officially
declared to have been violated the plan
to Jam through the code at to-morrow's
meeting may fail.
The rule referred to Is part Of No. 30
Of the rules OF the Board Of Aldermen.
y reads:
IAN ordinances introduced shall
BE- In writing. Ordinances which
are amendatory OF or repeal any
existing law. code or ordinance. or
any part of either thereof, shall
contain in parenthesis the part
amended or repealed and shall havo
ths new part which - to be inserted
marked by understanding. When tho
ordinance - printed in the minutes
The new part shall be In italics in
stead Of underscored."
II It u decided that the distinguish
Ing marks have been illegally omitted
sary changes in order II legalize to-
morrow's proceedings. The matter will
rest on the ruling Of Vice-Chairman
Francis p. Bent. who retires from Of
foe on Jan. 1. In tho absence of Presi.
lent Mitchell. who Is recovering from
an attack Of typhoid fever. Vice-Chair.
man Bent will preside.
Mayor 0aynor expressed surprise TO-
day when he returned from st. James
and learned that the outgoing Board Of
A16ermen was prepared to rush through
q building code. In am event. he added
nothing would be- decided by him until
ne had given a public hearing or q
series Of public hearings, when all OBJ
3sctions would be heard fully.
The Mayor said that In Its Original
forum and before he made several sug'
gsstions the code granted a virtua
monopoly TO the hollow tile trust.
H. c. Turner Of the Turner Construc'
ton Company called OF the City Hal
and said the building code commtes
OF tho Board OF Alderman had no
carried out tho suggestions Of the
Mayor with reference to the new code
'~The Kenneally code" said Mr.
Turner. is a. Ubiquitous Is was tn
draft OF last spring. II has a number o
glaring errors and bears the earmark
0f having besn prepared with undu'
haste. Some OF the changes made In tn
code as now presented are radical AM
at variance with good and safe building
practice. II the code as printed In tn
city Record becomes a law. reinforce'
concrete construction will PRACTICAL!
lease In this city,"
The evening world., 1911-12-28
BOMB CARRIER GETS
LONG Term IN PRISON.
Will Also Have to pay $1,000
Fine or Serve a Day for
Each Dollar.

Angelo Cucohiara, who was convicted
by a jury before Judge Rosalsky In
General Sessions yesterday OF carrying
a couple Of dynamite bombs was to-day
sentenced to Sing Sing prlsoa FOR a term
Of not less than three years end six
months and not more then six years
and six months, In addition Cucchlara
will have TO pay a fine OF $1,000 or stay
In jail one thousand extra days.
When Cucohiara was arralgned to hear
Judge Rosalsky pronounce sentence nc
was ashen. His limbs trembled and he
had 10 clutch the arm Of his attorney.
former Assistant Distrlct-Attorncy
James r. Hrande to sustain himself. lie
almost collapsed when Judge Rosalsky
pronounced sentence, He Is the fourth
Italian convicted In the last three
month for having bombs in their pos
session. The other three are now serv-
Ing time In Sing Sing.
The evening world., 1911-12-28
HELD WITHOUT BAIL

Andrew Mcconnell, author Of uni
versai Life" and inventor OF an ~electri-
cal device for obtaining perpetual life.
VINO shot his wife at ocean Grove. y. j..
las, saturday. was rearraigned today IN
the West side Court and held without
bail to await extradition.
A detectiYe from Ocean Grove told
Magistrate Kcrnochan that MIRA Nc
Connell's condition was not serious
when arraigned on Tuesday. following
nj, arrest In the once OF the New York
Times, where he had gone to make a
confession, Mcdonnell said he was a
friend of ]. p. Morgan. Jr.. and that the
nnanc,er would come TO his aid.
The evening world., 1911-12-28
By Vic

indictments the two men are charged
with causing the death VI various per
sons through the violation OF The State
law In locking the Washington place
door to the factory. Inasmuch as all
the Indictments are Identical II seems
to be the opinion amons many that
even though the men were placed on
trial again. no Judge would permit the
case to 60 to the jury on the ground
that they had already been placed In
jeopardy for practically the same Of
fense.
The evening world., 1911-12-28

HONGkONG. ChIns, Dec. E'-Thc
British steamer Szeyap. while plying
frcm Hongkong to Canton was attacked
and lotted by sixty armed pirates. who
succeeded in carrying OF cash, arms.
ammunition and sundgies az the total
value of about 5000, The crcw, which
was unarmed. was unable 10 oppose any
assistance, None OF them was hsrmed.
The evening world., 1911-12-28
TRIANGLE COMPANY HEADS
MAY NOT BE TRIED AGAIN.
District-Attorney Still Considering
What TO Do With Remaining
Indictments

indictments.
District-Attorney whitman 10 unde-
cided as to his future action in the
cass Of Isaac Harris and Max Blanck.
proprietors Of tho Triangle Shirtwaist
Company. who were acquitted yester-
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ouiterns ps paa iamms lib iorminoit'
Yapne'Sopeus SVloiutisr paa oisis
9roouttsr bar senator Rtlipn lore
ilaasi Here @nsrinasr pso gilsu ON
Gauaoa-S -Srultaieu. 3 ilers SiIiGlosr.
osriblanot iOr Stscsns gsoiOmmsnoe,
sr be nuu9rsnot Tbloiatisr iormino.
iisi iaa msast iom 80 prOesui. Se'
natpr Rslisn iorsilaar at itrpas oisit
PrOouitsr ira Sraiiat'Sillsus SriIiIfs
Oe / Stsosi Opisu SOloiaiisr. Jon
ban trOr oil Al 6armsrns rIsslia Se'
iipttells. Dc ui SsnatOr ReliOn lore
ilaasos Sntisr sg islssuos
Spsos II! Gsnt5 Suibslsn; SaUrs
Is 6ents SGibtlsn; Mug q eents
Yu,bslen; Yoabpsos : 6snis Suite'
len; Sinirs II 6tuis guibslm; 30
tetsr IL Sent SuibsIrn.
Sor Smsr o9 on. ION lno'eres ira
6dnaoa, lorrlladr Senator ReliOn Ell
SoIO al 4 6ents PunOst. ! Sieoet
ipr iOloiri Suolsriel al lepenos Spr
iOrsilaAr Nr Rsiim lslasncs sole-
latter:
apGa. unoer gar 9Gmmrl, 81 pr.
SOoe; ali Gnoet ap09. p0ro sl4
euer minore, $3.50 pr. Soos; 3pG9
pGrb mere sno Ella. 20 Frocent al
YGroien; Selie Us aiuIoDr pGro
$3.50 eIler minore, s2O pr. SOoe; naar
@Qroien er opsr $3.50. 20 Froceut al
9eroIen; Suin sl pr. Sooe; 6aar
| Nar gammel ~ oeroOer, 81 pr.
0oos; ale andre eipODr 20 proceui al
Gerbien.
ySenligitn meo mine NnorInger
e." Ia Senator Hsllon. at gi De
iiDttelie lOr 6armptoOuiier og RpGg,
0sfe. 6aur % andre SiOopr. iOm Op'
aoles al 6armstus WinnslOia oa
0oropehen, O9 paa iumms lib for
min0iie Pupns.GOpens 3OlOiaiisr i
bstposlig llOitr9inin9. Seq trOr. at
oe al mig iorsiIaasoe Satisr Dil tIeus
III gsiipttslis iOr ROrOpeisn. iOm /
iaa liOr en- llolirGiniu9 sr dibanaIs al
iint YaRobrugsprOOuiisr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04

Suiius g&cn.laIl. ell SdrmCr mar
6recman, iiuloe iorlcoeu Tag no pnG
Saot, % mCoeus ban par ll@ro meo
at tumme oper et StNaltraao9lerot,
ali GieuGrrt al nQ gaonin0en rammeoc
bam o9 orGbts bum pnd Steoet. Sdn
citerlnoer Suitrn o9 Il Ssrn, bporn'
ben Onolie tun er Ct Mar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04

RUuuo SUuie Spsns uUrolias Del.
Sloen nj iaaoaut Smians for Srano'
iOllsne Tom tlllisos. at Der Intst lob
til at rsooe % belle 6ieuoOmmeu gil
Op Susr. SuOrlsoss Slocn iiarteoe
pioes lie. 9ustmanosu. 6reo 6rsp,
lab inos et Soiomptip, oa ban iaa
bet Ipie lisrtt ira ct al @srilteosrus.
Sau isuote iirar Suo til SranoIta'
tIOnsn, men Spsninssrne. ION par az
Ara bIsp mart et ROu iOr 6lammerI
ne, nolmurt ION oe uar meo Slls
uGrsu Opeialt. 6em SOtomOiiper hlep
iulor0uois soslaat al Sloen Rosle
andre blsU bsituoiget, men Ian repa
reres. 3abet tr mnot $50. 900.
YasiaaertrGnei Hob ct 9oot Stptte ira
SpGninlsrns O9 leo iugen Stdoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04

gso l.9ioen Rat til 5irsoaa ben
25bs aprii opiom Der SIo / South
Taiota Central Sansns Vsrihsosr %
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04

YIrnOgriietraiien pal 6bsDenne Re
ierOdtlonsn lilss at ba ilOreret do'tll'
lia ben ienere 5io, men uu bsoer bet.
al Rsgieriuaens A9sntsr er titsr Oem,
iom mar trauot Sn,sl Gam pdd lUcr'
ne % iol0t uoeu bans EIlIe Og vi
ocnoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04

Subscription price Oer year. .... .sloO
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04
CityCouncil Proceedings
Council Chambers, May !, 1911

Council Chambers, May ], 1911
Council met in Council ChaInb-
ers this LIST, day of May, 1911.
Present, Aldermen :. X. Swenson
julius Aasness. J. II. Mead, j.
A. Peterson, Andrew Marvick
Mayor Cahill being ahs'nt, JnllnS
AaSncss takes chair. Minutes oi
April 3, q, IL and 2l rcad ald az.
cepted AS read.
Following bills presented and
allowed as follows:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-04

! p Croal 1915
N A Knappen 2lss
A pet,rson 15OO
AuStin Twa.t 300
n w CablI 100 OO
IrI;ms Aasnc.S ZOO
ID croaI "a o5
B. T. Eek . LIS
j. H. Mead. ...... 1900
= X Swenson . 800
Sisseton Mill & Light Co.. 1880
Sisseton Mill a Light Co. 1890
Arthur Olson $500
Andrew Narvick 1900
pat Raardon 400
Sull;van Inmber 90 800
.Iobn Poluki 27O
Ratt.rhc,,v aa al 1900
Pryor a, al 15OO
Nike Nead 81 al 1900
Johp Hicks 67l7
I A paterson movas tina, 81.
hove hills he allowed Swensop
secondad voting .. Ave. Swenson
/ II Mad Warvick Peta,son
Aasn,ss allowed p,Aerson moycs
to allow hII or Rask ss o. Mead
seconded Aasness. Peterson anT
Mead voting ave" MaryicL
and Sw.nson MAJ
nm ofr T,,,n.. so. so5o M
a,ln'r ~ =, :. sSo5 on '
Mar,,;aI =, aD mo," ,h., hin. or \
De-. D., Cans;alJ al 6;
a.,an S. ro ha ra;'.a,.d
S,on.on ,aDanJod An -
ponJ os n ~ Axpess nres.nto,
ana M..,,;;,L move. ,a aocont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
Drs. Johnston & Watson
Physicians aud Surgeons.

Chronic and Nervous Diseases a
speciality. Phones: Home. $50: OF
iioe sos. Hours 9-is a. m.. Is y. m.
once vos Chaparrai ss.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15

Notice Ia hereby eiven that the
taxes due tho state Of Texas and
County OF Nueccs for the year 1911
are due nov and payable az my of
flee In tho Court House az CORPUS
Christi, Texas, TaNcu must DO paid
n or before the sist day OF Janu-
airy 1912, or ten per cent penalty
will be added, On account % The
time required for issuing each re-.
ccipt by the regulations made by the
comptroller. Il will be necessary for
you 10 pay your taxes a. soon as
possible. otherwise YOU may not be
able 20 pay same and receive your
receipt before the penalty attaches
tsignedl ", v, OLIVER.
Tax Collector, Naeces County. resas,
losls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
WILSON'S SCALP WANTED
BY ANTI-SAL0ONISTS

wAsHINGTOs. -. G. Dee. ~
The dlsmisaai ~ Secretary Of Agrlcni-
iure Wilson FROM th, cabinei because
be participated Ia the brewers Con.
greas ~ Chicago. au honorary presi.
dent, recently. Was demanded today al
the National Anti-aalo0n League con-
Ventlnn. which likewise went on rco
ora as opposed ~ the .lnsiatoment
OF The army cnnfeeu.
Tho resolutions adopted laid en-
phasls on tho adoption of iegislaflon
10 prevent the sale OF iiqu0r in prohi-
bitlon territory
niahop Luther v Wilson eaa elect
"a president of thr iraeue
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
YOAKUM IS SILENT
ABOUT MORE ROADS
ENPHE~~FS ilf,iNTi.T ~ W1tfi
pLitsfu wiTii CnsniriuNs.
Nagnsfc Has Nothiul a. Give Out
Concerning iiis Plans for
CONSTRUCTION.

sSN ANY1Ato T.t D.r "a al.
,b,.st r.,,. p,.., b.. t.., b,,.g
,isno,nr IN. ,.,.n.l,p ns the rflaea
,.,i,,.s l.t, e.. A,t,,lo a 49,
yost4m 49,. la IN fh, h..l ANA IA
,.,,. M. ,falr. 40 al, .,.t.m b. ro,
III t..y I'd f.,s, h, ia .h..lnp M,
.tsns t,, u..t s,,...t,, A. ans r,t.
49,. n,, NAMING 0f,m rb. hor..
49,. ,,,.,,t. t,,I... .,l,,s d. b.tB
i,,. aon tnfoni,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL
SEASON IS ON
CABINET DINNER ~ TIM FIRST
FUNCTION on M YEAR.
President and Mrs. Tart lneuguraie
The Ofilcisi social
season.

WASHINGTON. Doe if--pfeai-
dent and Mrs Tsft ylll lnanfnfp'f
the onlclal social season AZ the Whifc
House tonight With the customary
dinner 10 the cabinet membcfs AMI
their wives. This Will be- the onll
state dinner during December, AZ
Mrs Tan viii be- busy during The
next ten days preparing Tor The
ChrlHiflaa Festivities and purchasing
girls for relatives and lady friends
The New Years reception ~ ihe
next formal function on the White
House program This viii De- follow
ed jan by th. first state rfccp
ton. that ~ The diplomats. and ihr
diplomatic dinner is ssl Tor Jan 10.
ian ~ the supreme Court and 9th
er lurlefs viii be- received 90 the
White House and ihr Supreme Court
/ dinner 'oilORf ON Ian 80 The son
FresalOnal reception comes on Feb
g. and the dinner IN honor ~ sp"at-
co. Champ Ciark on Feb W. On
Feb 90. ihe Army and Navy reeep
ilon will finish the Bcanon Of state
/ functions
Tho onlclal dinners % the White
House are not merely occaniona for
I satisfying the inner man and lndulf.
I lng In social amenities Policies Of
parties. the future politicians and
the relations OF nations are often de-
1 cidrd ~ thope hauauete President
Tai, realizes this and instead of thr
three state dinners given By former
( prosidcnts. has added another to tho
list Formerly the schedule includ
ed dinners go the cabinet members
10 ambassadors ana other diplomats
and tu TIE supfcm" Court Congress
men whu are popuiurly supposed to
play an important part ln operating
tho machinery of government had
no White House dinner an OF lh"ir
own n was lef 10 President Tart
90 lnaururaie the sponkcr'n banquet,
~ which the lawmakers Of the ma.
tional capital are invited to put their
foet undor the mahogany There
won't be- room Tor all, however, go
only the lcndoru Ia the house VIII AZ
tend with their wives. Will" the sen
ate leaders viii. aa III the pnut. take
part in tonights dinner w the cahi
net In accordance with an ancient
precedent. Vice President sherman
viii occupy the seat Of honor az Mira
TRfta right hand at this evening
repaat AZ the dinner to the speaker
Mia champ clark viii make her first
formal appearance in Washington so
cicty This event 10 awaited with
much Interest b., tho society women
of The capital la Wow of the poasi.
hillty that Mra Cmrk may breom,
The first lady of the land
Az tonighta cabinet dinner the Ma
rino Hand the members clad in 'glad
rags" Of grcal hrlllianco worn onl1
at white House state dinners. viii
dispense sweet music dugiuE tho rc.
past The state dining room az The
White House seats n hundred guests
/ The ylanda are served on tho china
nci purchased hy Colonel Roosevelt
and witch set bach" the taxpayers
$4,000 THIS magnificent china
service IL ono OF the finest In tho
/ land aud replaced service that had
/ hoen In usc more than score ol
wears and which cost probably not
losu than n thousand The food cons
sumed ~ these state meals la paid
for out OF the Presidents privy
/ purse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
PAN.AMERICAN PACT
UNDER DISCUSSION
IisiDiAiAN cONsIiE~- TAkEe
~ ~ iJEfT ~IIliUi Sly.
fln'ncc Op Trade b. General
Relief.

MONrtNlDEO. Dec II TOE
lfusaayaH congress aI taan5 tse
up a. confederation of tho Nf0rn d.
ftcllr0e f} pact between American fs
psbiiel which b. now belae Hr
throughout south aud Central Aue
Ica ana tho lniicl states Ar Uri nf
Uruguay Ike The nelRhbpNue IDaui
'ir 0i Brazil and Argentina mHun
most oI iiH manufactured goods IllH
ENGLAND Ffance aad Germany
Win fho oreninf 0f fhe p4HamH
canal if 81 believed There tIf nn b.
great Increase ln trade hofNs.u HuriA
aHd South America and tho lra .raHIi.
ity of reciprocal trade agreement. rIi|
hrrnmr moro ufrrns ifnrunt b. lN"
lrf uf the south Americas iDnuniD
Pcs rlse ihe mattef oH.nI aHrnIIun
Nuf 10 is believed frat AIvufinH nII
lnu ian into uno
if VI rumored hero chat fNo ch|o
ro beef trurt already hW rnuI'
gDufatlfm in huclUr Nyrr an An
tofide0 looking over tNn hcIi rtH
a tiow nf extending orergiiHn fo
south America Argentine Uruguay
PARAGUAY aud parts 1i nrafil aro nos
producing % considOrnblt Uarf u' tl.
world consumption of beef anH
is predicted ihai fhe pact0u ai th.
United States wili atfomNf f0 eAn
control oi iho industry to Dec. cog ans
lnWerinE u the prize oft meats loo ra.
south American beef la admit'l o.
the United stnfca uuerr ihn UrnIn
I'D pan. American reciprocity ffc.fr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
HAIR HEALTH
n You Have SCALP or HAIR Trouble
Accent This gftrr.

n You iln,c scalp or HAIR Iroutlr,
Accept ihi- Oticr.
Whom We promise your money
back for the mere asking 10 ReNni
"ag' Hair ronlc dors not do aH wu
ciaim 10 viii. yol certainly hayc uo
reason FOR even hoeiui.ns Zoo ifF o.
We do not ahk YOU to ohnsatr yuur
solt in au1 wa,
we could NOT a0ord lo sn sllonr
~ endorse RoNuil "Al' hair ionir
and continue to ecll b aa 49, do. .'
II did not do all We oiaim should
our enthusiasm carry aa away aud
RDNal "eS Hair ionlc NOT give cn.
tire satisfaction to thr usors. tbcy
would lose faith in us aud our state.
meuts. and in consequence our husl+
ness prestige would suffer
Therefore when Ws assure Won
that RrNan "el" Hair Tonic NiN
promptly eradicate daudruff srmu-
late hair growth and prevent prcmn-
tnre badness, Auu may rest assured
We know What ve ave tAlhInr about
W. honestly believe that Ro2aii
e8" Hair Tonic VIII 90 more thar
any other human agency toward ~.
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lt o. not greasy and VIII not gum
the scaln or hair or canec perme-
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sizes. prices soc and 3 oo Romcm-
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store The ReNall store Thomas
Model rharmacy l.. N Thomas. 300
NhanarrAl 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
LArr MAnhEr HrroHr.
Cotton steady aud llighc,'---t attic
Ncak--llogs lower.

cay Tho Associated Press
Cotton,
NEW ORLEANS Dec. - Cotton
futures closed steady AZ net al.
vance OF 10 10 "a pomts spots were
firm TO tie OF cent up
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15

l.arkin, one OF the greatest iug-
glcrs is 90 be seen az the Lyric
tglI n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
Ci,iI Service reform, Mec,ln..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. a.
The fourteenth annual meeting Of the
National CIVIL Service Reform League
began In this city today with many
distinguished lawyers. educators. I'm
snciers and government officials In at.
tendance.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
Mrmorial 20 rrlncc Alher,.

LONDON. nec. "a Memorial SER
Vices were held today IN honor ~
Prince Albert 81 SaNc-Coburg and
cotha. prince consort and husband Of
Queen Victoria and grandfather 81
The present king ~ho died nifty years
sgo today
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15

JERSEY CITY. ~ j.. Dec. IA.
stephen N Egan, county tax collec-
tor OF Hudson county. was placed on
trial today under an indictment chars.
ing him with the embeaalcmont Of
public funds.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15

Have you used any Of the TAFT
Packing ilccss produetsy II not.
why7 Place a trial order with your
deaisr aud be convinced as others.
III az sos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15

KANSAS CITY. Dec "a Cattle
steady to weak Market slow ca.
nort steers se50WkS7s Hogs
lower; heavy selbHsG.g6. sheep
steady To ~ lover.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-15
Price $1O5OOO

beautiful five passenger, four door, 80 II.
P. Overland touring car: Model SGT, fully
equipped with top and wind shield value
SlO5OOO, offered as Capital Premium in Corpus
ChristiCallers Great Yuletide Popularity Contest.
Specifications Of Model SGT
Wheel base 1906 inches body, five-paSSenger,
fOre-dOOr touring, motor Aka IL, horse power 80.
transmission Seectiye three speeds and reverse,
F. & 5. ball bearing, ignition dual SplitdOf mag
netO and batteries, front axle drop forged l-Sec-
ton, rear axle Semi-foatiDg, wheels artillery.
wood II IL, IL inch SpOkeS II bolts each
wheel, tires 32x3 IL inches @. D. frame press.
ed steel, finish Overland blue, equipme { three
oil lamps, two gas lamps and generator; tools
complete set, extra added equipment; top and
windshield
First 1912 Production for Corpus
Christi.
The border vidette., 1911-12-09
ORDINANCE No. 80.

! An Ordinance Providing for the Is- suance of Water System Bonds of the Town of Nogales, ,Arizona.in the am run One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dol | lars.
 WHEREAS, at an election which had | been duly and legally called and which b election was held in the Town of No gales, Arizona, on the 31st day of August, 1911, more than two. thirds of the qualified voters of said Town voted in favor of the issuance of bonds of said Town in the amount of One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars, for the purpose of constructing a system of waterworks to supply said Town and it's inhabitants with water; and
 WHEREAS, said bonds have been duly sold and awarded to The First National Bank of Nogales. Arizona, at a price not less than the par value thereof;
 Now, THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED by the Major and Common Council of the Town of Nogales, Arizona:
 Section l. That for the purpose of constructing sytem of Waterworks to supply the Town of Nogales. Arizona and it's inhabitants with water, there are hereby ordered and directed to be issued the negotiable coupon bonds of said town in the aggregate amount of One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dol lars ($120000) consisting of 12O bonds of the denomination of 5000 each, mum bered l to 120 inclusive. Said bonds shall be dated September 1. 1911, and shall mature thirty years after date. Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum (5 per