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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
JURY TEST FOR FINGER PRINTS.
%cL~ra,Rn RurRlRry Case iIaags On
Marks on Porch.

F.LIz,BGrH, - j., Dec. l6.--T&e ti.al o.
Carries nee Wagon Conaors Sauwn ~
al av.stotrs. - PORCH climbers wA'ch vii,
put ginger pg..t evidence 10 a square test
before a jay. began to-day n the Court
OF Quarter sessions.
CoIuors IS accused os hc'"g 90 o. the
band Of men which On the a,.lt ~ Jar.
uagN 8, 1918. entered the ho3,c or :o:ne-
STATE senator N,n's' T. Alderman At
p'iiNAcld and go, away VITA jewels val
ucd az $4,000, 40 one saw ConNors, but
on tho white colonial pillar OF ne Nci;n!-
man home few hours after the robbcrv
were found the finger pr!u,s OF thrco men.
Evidence was offered to-day Of the find-
ing OF the finger prints. The tltal will
continue tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Mayor Thanks Dock Commit ssio ne r
for AIDING Unemployed.

Mayor Mitchell in a letter THANKING
u 4. e. Smith. COMMISSIONS OF Docks.
10: tho $1,000 which M Smith sent him
to star; n fund for the relief OF distress
Ia Now York this winter SAID yesterday
that with the commissioners consent he
would allow the unemployment committee.
of which Ebert H. Cary Il chairman, to
recommend how the money should be
used Mr.. Smith ~ a member OF the
committee and at his suggestion IL was
organized. IN his letter the Mayor say:
New York Is fortunate In having pub
lie spirited citizens such az yourself who
are always ready TO respond TO demands
upon their generosity and good citizen
ship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
MEMS CASES ARGUED
supreme Court To Decide validity of
Presidents Pardon.

WAsHiNGToN, Dec 1S.-The Supreme
court heard arguments to-day IN the
case of George Burdck. city editor. ana
William l.. Curtin. reporter. ~ the New
York 7ribUc, convicted OF contempt for
refusing 70 reveal the sourc. OF tho,r in
formation for articles rcga rdiag a snug
sling case.
In" incn wc-c p"rdorsd 10y President
Roosevelt on condition that they answer
the questions asked oc them. bus the two
men refused 10 accept IN" ptrdnA
The particular issu" ~ whether o" no.
such m un,ccep,cd pardon granted b.
:ne President ~ the Ur!tud States Is
valid. EA-United Statos A,tn:nCy' Henry
y. Wis, aud col Henry w. SacEct. vera
the counse. for the writer's and t'c Gov
eminent was repr scGtcd v" SOLICITOR
Genera! John ". DAVIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
EpiscOpaiian 10 Open EmpIo, me N
Agencies In Church Clubs.

Representatives Of fifty Protestant
Episcopal churches IN the metropolitan
district met last night at tho Laymen's
House, East TNenty-iifth street. aud de-
cidcd to open employment agencies In all
church clubs for fellow members out OF
work. The plan will be put into opera
ton at once. when speakers will address
TIT clubs ard toke censua
The action followed e meeting OF 200
clergymcn 81 the same denomination at
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Build
ing In the a'tc noon. II was called 10
hear Ccmmlsslouer OF Charities Kings
bury and Miss Frances A. Keller discuss
the general problem of unemployment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
ETHEL ST. CLAIR ON TRIAL,
Ex-Nctr~as Accused Of Perjury In
suit Against Erlansrr.

Jury was selected before Justice pavi.
IN the criminal branch ~ the Supreme
Court last evening 20 try Miss Ethcl -
clair Formerly ~ actress. ou two .rdl,t.
nents charGu's perjury. The taking %
;ostlmon" will bc-!n to-day.
Miss 81 |inir Is accused g" swearirg %
conflicting stories in n sui, against Nuri.
ham E,'auge-, the theatrical man. r. an
original suit al. Eot judgment a"d late
Abe rctrac tcl sonle ~ her testimony. Onc
or the witnesses IN the case will he Will
!l.n TraVers jerome. who was counsel cb.'
ErauG.. and TO WAom Miss ST. clair 10
said to have made later a chance In hey
story
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Hisas Plan Measures 10 Relieve
Needy Idle Members.

Measures were started yesterday ny a
number OF the unions IA tho garment
trades for the relief o: the more needy
Of their members who are out Of work,
The N.ckwc1. Workers Union. IL was
announced. has assessed all i,s member.
who are at work So each FOR aiding I'M
employed members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Want soO.OOO Moro 70 save Home.
for the Poor.

In order 10 prevent evictious and
starvation AMI exposure TO the elements
and TO provide the necessities % life for
III" poor" says statement issued las.
night by the United HehrVv ChsritieS
'wC will need t5u.D 900 more for our fiscal
"car than u. have in sight An eNtraor-
binary situation of distress exists r-hich
demands extraordinary sacrifices"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
53I BIind Pcrsona Paid a23 Each by
the CITY,

New Yorl: city paid 5Si blind persons
$50 each NJ the department Of Correction
pier yesterday. This was the second semi
ANIMAL paymer. for 1911 Out OF the c!ty's
appropriation for the blind
Deputy PHymahte- William J. Pop, or
WAS at thc pier AT Tweuty-s.xth street
and The East River a. $50 IN the morn
Ing, when the blind began TO st.h.r from
all parts of :hc City This years appro-
priation amounted TO 10000 The first
payment for 1914 was made OF July L..
when each blind person re -elvcd sal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
womcn's Views DiTcr.

When asked tb,.- point ot vicr on .iis
question the replies made b. sunra g.ais
vor" many aud varied.
~ woman whn d'i 10. have sAnse
enough 20 put he savings Into separat"
bank account deserves 20 lose ne" money
said Miss MARY ,iarrct Hay. II think
vc are prone TO cNaggerate this question
OF legal discrimination against women.
There Is no state IN thc Union where the
laws for women are on the whole more
iiSt than in New York. Tho men nave
treated us with every Kindness and there
discriminate against men. | think ever,
woman should have her own bank &C
count
Mrs James l.. I.aidlaw. on the other
hand. believes women axe unjustly treated
IN New YORK State. This case II OF
minor Importance compared to other laws
which discriminate against women she
said. "a man in New York liz entitled
to all the earnings Of h.a vile on the
premises. so IL she conducts a school or
takes In washing or Keeps boarders II all
goes to him. We are supposed TO have
an equal guardianship law. hut II there
is a. separation and the wifi" applies IN
the court for custody of her children she
il obliged 20 give ten days notice. which
enables ~. husband 90 prepare % defence,
whereas lie IL not subject 10 this order.
Til. father - entitled 10 decide the r"-
lislous training of his minor children
against the opinion Of IN. mother. In
fact this case OF the Nontgomerys seems
70 me OF very little importance compared
with III. Others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Demands On Municipal Iod q IL 4
House d.row Itgbt~p

F"UcT persons souGc: shelter ,ast giElt
AZ the Municipal Lodging House than on
TuHsddH. There N--c i,0oj hore,"ss
cared for IN the lodging house and .rec.os-
;iHn pier AT ~ O'Clock last night. -. TIM,
rnmber there we're twenty-,ght women
and four children, The number housed
Tue, lay nlght was Loco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
THE SEAGOERS.

Arrivals Yesterday by the Cund, der
Trirsylvlnia, from Liverpool:
k,rrharlss Alon Theolor- Marburs
l.iCI.s II Beers Capt W ! Nutnan
Mrs Franklin Brew Henry Pollard
SirT. Justice Nhsrd
i " Dwight John 4 sutton
Nrs Geor.e forl3n Spcn 'er 7 rhoni'on
Nrs Cora HaiT,-,
sailing by The tU,ted Fru. steamship
S'Naola 70: ports OF the Caribbean;
u W W Reuiu'd baroness Won Schemes
DAVID Lawson ~ Schwr,usburg
&C. W Rowe L. NegVln
Mrs Guy I, Or
Arrived by the Royal Nal liner Esss.
quibo from london and The West Indies
M~ j. NJ Boyne William Rgn.y
John W. Curtis Mrs n A. Rove
Lieut. Col Forbes W. n Steel.
NlSn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Mrs. Gates View.

When asked 4 she considered that the
Law regarding savings Disseminated
against women. Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait replied that all laws Disseminated
agaius; women. we have changed many
OF them in the las. ten Years" she SAID.
"and when We get the suffrage we OK
poet TO change many more. The gigt OF
the Montgomery decision seems 10 he
that II does not pay a woman 10 he
economical and 10 scrin,p and save out
OF her husbands earnings II he can take
K all awav from her"
This IL certainly a discrimination
against women said Mrs. elan ~ Nor
us counsel for tho defence iu IN" case
81 Miss Henrietta Eoimau against the
board OF Educstiou. Under our old
common law theory a man is entitled 20
all N. earnings Of his wife on the prem-
Sos. II thoy arc in business together
a. keep q shop .hc profits are his"
Mr., J Norman n r.. Whitehouse {:
such a law IS most uufair hut II -
good suffrags propaganda. This sort %
discrimination against women makes .herl
thul; and really helps the cause
Mrs Eldou B-ishoc OF the l.qual Fran
chise League
tor for women uot 10 expect - save
after marriage and no, 20 enter part
nership n marriage IN this respect -
hi. t. demand AZ marriage ali the
gifts Ina, lie has TO bestow "
Mrs. Eldon Livingston Hun. 81 the
Wom..ns Political Union: "MarriaeN AZ
q partnership Is shown 10 be most one
sided affair by Justice BlackrmarS lie
cson. II the join savings Of husband
and wife in a bank account represent
merely his saAnGs. then marriage is NOT
a real partnership. By such dlscrmins
lions in the law continually coming 20
,uhlis after ,iou women arc aroused 10
demand "a voice N the guve'nnlcnt'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
HEDLEY PLANS
PREVENTION OF
WRECK FIRES
marlborough Manager H.
vents Device to Shut Off
Power.
SCHEME ALSO TO STOP
TRAINS FROM SMASHING

Revelation Of two new safety devices.
o. intended to make collisions on electric
railroads impossible. the other TO remove
tlo danger Of cars catching fire II coli
ii.ous do occur. overshadowed other de-
yrloIrnen's nj Yesterdays Public Service
Comm s-ion inquiry into tho Ninth avenue
vic'k Of pcccmbey . in which two persons
we're killed and nifty injured.
clifton W. Wilder the commission 3
electrical engineer testified that there is
now speed control system which abso-
Imcly prevents two trains from approach
Ing very closely to each other except a;
srsh = slow speed that If collision would
o.our Il would cause 40 damage"
Frank Iledley. general manager OF the
Irt.rhornuVh. who waived immunity IN
going To 10" witness chair. said that two
ot,s after the wreck OF last week he
thought ont an invention whereby any
tr,'rmau or passenger by pushing but
ton or pulling q cord. could instantly shut
or the electric current at the sub-power
station, dcadenins the third rail and thus
preventing the short circulting which
causes trains TO hurr.
Ninth avenue accident Mr.. Hedley. an
swering questions put by James l.. ouacl-
enbush. chief counsel OF the Interborough
and by the Commissioners. insisted that Il
was safe emergency railroading fer a
notorman 10 run his train from the fourth
ear II the conductor was in his proper
place on the front platform OF the train
waving his arms or his lantern in sig
mailing. To the fact that the conductor
OF December was on the rear platform
o. the first car he ascribed tho catas-
trrplc.
Mr.. Hedley." said Chairman Edward
T. Mccall. Il don't believe you can ever
make US believe that there Is the proper
degree OF safety In that kind of opera
tou"
u Mr.. lledley's continuance FOR ending
e., fire horror works he THINKS II will
- has discovered something vainly sough;
for many years and worth a fortune. In
brief. ne would install on each car 4
simple device described by one Of tho
Commissioners "as creating "A harmless
short circuit in order to make another
Snort circuit harmless
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

There are so many dine e"i styl's
aA;Nn r. 10Y Iugs coats Al the 81 Rogl"
that not only a iog SHOW could be h9ld
there but az exhibit OF the correct ,hiog
10 wear as we'll Some, especially tine
Peilngese. have tailored coats OF gay plaids
edged with fancy braid Other dogs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

man. 81 !. D. si5 Two OF Us" 81, and
l.. II. O.. go.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

H'l'uel Nl'l"ts entertained several
friends nt dinner last evening or tho h,i.
cony Of the Della Hobbls room Of thn
vanderbilt. Mr.. Wille,s came in for the
party frvm his home a, Wheatiey tIlls
J.. Some Of those present were stuart
MaiNe! Frank Croker. l. l., Warlug and
W. Forbes Morgan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
WILSON IDEAS THOSE OF
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON
Negro Educator Visit Here Says Presidents Benecent
Interest in Race Is of Long Standing Believes
in More and More Pigs

roiahly tho Boston terriers. nave svtatc,.
edged With gay icd borders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Operate From, Rear Cars.

" for control troubles" he added.
i''y are not unusual. We frequently
Ad'" 10 operate with the motorman n
," n' cher than the front car"
isn't there always a chance Of a mis-
Outstanding when the motorman cannot
- the track In from, OF the train and
s-.'ls are given TO him by hand:"
and Mr.. Williams.
J.. The conductor is in his proper place
to >'u'tiou is safe Mr.. Hedoy an
s"'"td. He also said that he was In
ned the conductor did not have lam
'"A though 1t was $50 o'clock on a
DH'or night
YET he vas passing lanterns at every
S''.on Oh 'he way uptown" MIR. Quack-
','A suggested
cS sir Later Mr.. Hedley said
IN" lnot"rman couldn't see the tai lights
On" train h" struck. lie was not
'N."eied to. That was the conductors
't-.i'ss' lie also said tina; no ono set
" emergency brakes
u" ''"'u'tnr had y" business on the
platform. That's tho whole story
o. ''.- r'.d"nt. volunteered Mr. ouack-
l.u.
GHga""r Nrd,r also doubted II tho
.''.'' Suu..u," would bear stcd trims,
o." .."lth' II would take eighteen months
."" years 20 strengthen them. H. the
900" ihrg" would be no use In buy
'.''. 'irS, for Tia" complny's storage
"- H'' 'tle'l latIrv roplacemcrt OF
'''t 't steel would require ueav!y fye
II collisions could he prevcuted
'''"' cans are practically without dan
I.r speed control system now being
.'i "li otcrs III" Solutioa, said NJ.
'. II, complete Installation would
'.' ahos; two ana ,c-hdi years. on :,
gre line c0Eh, OF ten molths
'IH .nCCI central .N.sa,p D., ,.f.,..', NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
Explains Cause Of Trouble.

Tie great difficulty In case OF acct
d-ut.' Mr.. Hed!ey said, has been in get
ting Immediate word to the powerhousc No
that the current could be shut or. II Is
80 heavy that the men ~ the powor sta
ton nave no direct means of knowing
when there IL short circuit along the
Inc. My appliance, If button was
IIsaed o. a cord pulled. would trip out
the tremendous current breakers at the
pow erhousc in one tcu-thousardth OF a
second, shut off the electricity on a whole
section and do away with fires. 1t s me-
catuiral and automatic
Mr.. llcdl-y saw some advantages IN
u-rS wooden cars uu th elevated roads.
h. said "If q standing trnln Is hit the
force or tine blow must De absorbed. steel
cars are more likely 10 he thrown to the
.srt than wooden cars. believe that
.t 't'S" trains that cullid"d at ll6th stree;
. 80 Wednesday had been steel the two
o.us .u coniac; at least would have gone
L. tn street
llc testified that the present elevated
structures arc not strong enough to carry
s,el or composite cars and that the run
nng OF steel cars upon them Is not within
Ia" "0mpany's calculations.
Are the third tracks now building
heavy enough TO bear steel cars asked
Commissioner Williams.
They are strong enough for the heavi-
e. elevated cars we have now" Ny. He'd
ley replied.
DO YOU think the elevated structure
could lie sufficiently strengthened TO bear
si'"l irains"' asked Commissioner Malt
be. Mr. lTedley replied that It would
virtually mean rebuilding the whole sys-
tnL
In telling tno story OF the Ninth avenue
Smash Mr. lI"dley introduced one new
FEATURE. He said that II the conductor of
"a" train which lid the humping had fol-
lowed ;hc rules he would have stopped at
tao first station after discovering that The
motor Of the first car wouldn't work and
would have taken on an extra man -
operate tho gates Of that car While the
conductor himself went TO the front plat
torn TO guide the train by signalling.
THIS, the general manager said. the CON
dls'or did not do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

5The Snake Feeder caught Dde frightened although
D.Ldgs body and fastened large the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

hiNoHNiifE June M m gr
Jnnas az Vow urleAn. nlt .NDluN
'sntnaet win WuNam Ntmann ioa0.
chnfgo %; tho wsaaldl ntI.u n,.ln
nina jaime lath
s. permoay Nlee rre HOm 0r tn.
ofder ~ railway tDtsmohrn ns
iniied States and DamNa ulfh H..l
puAriera ln Cinclnnst 0mn Ws nslt
"Wednesday Of thla NfeA rur. frn
ilyoA
The southwestern Ir.rWph ard
Telephone CempaHg a trnIn.
thor lines tn thn roadon0 .n no
irome Wrsf section ol Nt Gown Man
HFNr cannon hooks carefully hfi.r ta.
hNelrFas as ihe town continues tn .uu
end tha Telephone limos fol.pu .srs
IN tho wake Of u.e hwlllne Dmfu
tora
tonduotof Rahert FlNa has ho,n an
fiEnod 20 ths short rln an lhv hnen
FlNls roai hetnran D.ruu unu.u ana
liohat0Wn ln phase af Nas lmrass
Two ~ three wcmnHs I'D in, Ftf.
Fueon olph here are slated ie ,i..t tna
hlF Domocratie mlN az paiaa June
issh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

wv
on water kttrci froan South line {"
cooper Alley 90 Npfih iiuc ~ 'tHSl"i
street,
Il. n ). MuIilean. cty secreinry q
Che Guy ~ Corpus Christi Ia pHHu'
nnco " fho hereinafter esi oct feHl
luton, 81 bereal give notice by F"'li
cation ~ tlme. 81 fht mn'ifrF and
thlnr1 thersin contained. whina fee1'
lutlon n ~ lploWa, io-Wif
Resolution apprtlne thf city ln.
glnsor'e written statement showing DO
famea ~ ahutiine owners number a
front fcot owned by ,lOh. description
~ properly owned vs. clfn eilmaifa
total n,nt ct whole impr, m'ni 1ni
sallfnni,-d rusi Itf filnt f1ui ~ fn'f'
slak ufDbery dfiffmlnlnr tue n"
slty ~ .nysinR nn ts.c si,rt 1f tinHi
tho property ard oWnHff fhtrnof anii
tinr upon Water street fun #tIiN
al Cooper allof Co NuIiN lnN nf tNfiNf
rtrt,4 fnr q part W fhe rlNi t mNflF
ipg said street fslnf e umN Hmi p'n0
fof the heafinf ~ fNf neneIa ~ ia
tssaptfig. t1nt fnIHa same ana lIfNNi
IND tnr city SefehfY 'D Fitf nnirN
~ sald benfinE. af frauIul NF iNf
chatter n na civ of rafnuH rNu.f
NhtfaaL Thr flJf fnlHcH H fN
Cty "a Corpus cmNii Dog 'WiriH'
by resolution. nf1eiei iHf mliH.
~ water eiroet eu fnHin UnU W
Cooper AileY o. AnrH DOS IN iHfl"i
street by paYlnt ths ame atn lii
llhio pavement ani fIn INliInH
.afhs 80 eiih,f Side ~ mIl latrmr.f
when found nr arN lH n.NIiAN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12


HOUSTON rt,HH $1,000 o. sD..l
H Hiw nI DuunH fhnmas "a nu
Wrd n t, Immediate miu,,
. announced m Dos ampisu
IrHoua
Nr' SATURDAY. In,la
IHI'at MOn1n Ino iH
l,H.N fuosdn lunc id % m.
'1,hHh'iilr ruesdlN Juno De-
n m
lnrNlev "Wednesday, Iunc g.
in mablus ha iun1ap so rrcu has
ihr eynHnd upan golon,l naiI
Pei Hn mnnf nNnailpns ia speab hs,,
hren roriNri fntt hr has found 4,
roe'san to rotor au tplcelams and
f,''fa on this subject io Idm, A
W Walker w nallas. who Is hoohine
.t spcahnH dates
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

The Kinasyls correspondent csls, , D. ne,nol, ..
tems will prompt publication Tho Rno,.u pt,,
macy Is local agency the Caae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

parcel of iIhci ~ hand iyinr. 80
Situated BOD the Beach portt'. AL
city of Corpus Christi. Comm, -
.es. Texas. and 0esorlhsd 4. ~
Beginning uf point ln the ~. ~
Water street 90 the northoa.t '".
Hiu0k $50 uf The Central Wh.,.fd
Warehouse Cnmplnys addi,i.s A. r
'ry of Corpus Christi. Beach - ~ I
thence 100 noriherig direo,i'. ~
Poe west lnr of Water sife.t Ia ..-t
.o TO- tHuinoist CORNER VI 49,
beuDl Portion Thence .n -
direction along the south ln. ~"
Block Do 1905 feet Zoo an i-,n N.
+ thc northwest corner q 49, -
thence in % spufherly directl.- ~
the arroyo 3ss ltrt To- the ,,..s"
corner 20 iOt li Nock 4 ~ m. r.-sH 4
b Wharf and Wai nouse Comn,,,'-Pt
iiuuu. Beach Portion, Theme
efsttriy direction along ths more. a
81 said Dot g. 36.lj feet iu the m,
t beginning ff
Note 80 TIE weston tst
.he foiuNlns described tract .fNHf
ying being. aud situated ln ~
- Corr IF Christi County n -.
p IeVas He Hrua Ht the n.r,.-
orner ~ Wltor Niock No 80
CENTRAL Wharf .nd Warehaas 1. =
UHnys addition tHeura : E, -.
10 minutes go second. BE- t.s ~
n irun lI.. tN.I.. IS i.s,...i. f.
rmufc. 20. seconds D. lG f,s, ~.
uu Iilr hern IS. 34 dae-..,
nIf.I 'N ....nua 49, fN- ~,
COL fNtt.f ..rf..t .f vs. .t.. f.. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

iHHiN ~ fuuf " i'illlueft
Helen % phlllhert
O. 90 caldwell a Sou aud b.
% Caldwell snd T. b caid
NfN
o. ~ Caldwell a son and b.
~ oHideoii and D. g. Caid
we'll
Corpus chrsN ice a Electric
co a HfrnfHfiun
Corpus Christ ice a Electric
fD a r1fpDfnfon
Corpus DhrsiI 800 a Eiseiflr
~" Dupumiluu NpartY
fuuu Christi &c. a Ei,Dflr
60 IS corporation uufI
'.iF M 'nrfuf Christi Texas
lNHf.r iiiuTkl
'iy uf CORPUS Christi Vtaar
iWater ilDrhl
c'iY 1f Corpus Cnraii Texas
Mater iilnhl
cify 0f rmpue Christi TeNaa
fWHfr iilnrhl
D. " Caldwell a aon end g.
80 Caldwell pnd D. D. cold
Wtn
corpus lHuaii l., b Els.iri.
Nn corporation water
li'nDHj
cuu chF.au o.. a. Ele,tr.
ru a corporation lWHtor
iu0.El
John MrrotIf,h water uih +
l D. nu.ftr tWater niorkI
Wn Hoffman
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+.,,i eroDerty frontage iissN tee''
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

Cotton poisons al Rlnsham's ~
store.
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

Mayor % ihe City ~ CORPUS chrs
Fhc Charter rule suspended BY NJ
following vote.
Miller Aye
sutherland Aye.
Ward Alt
Irhlnrer Ave
Collins Arr
l'' a0"tr resolution Wls passed 4
''' FOLLOW Futc. to-wlt.
Miller Ave
sutherland Aye.
Ward Ave
I'hUugcr Aye.
Collins Ayc
An' thc said property ownerh ~
't'nis or attorneys. are therefore ID
liiied Up he ANA appear a., ne "a
Council Chamber. st IA. rity Han q
'nr 'ln NJ Corpus christi. Neasn
county Texas, on tho Goth dag 8
June A u 1914 at nine O'clock a. ?.
thd present their objections. II any lif'
nave as o. the said proceedings o. y
easements
WITNESS my hand and the seal z
'hr CITY of Corpus christi. the stu ~
't June 4. y. 1914
. J MULl.IGAN
guy secretary ~ the Clay III couE
Chrisu