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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07
TuViNG TO CURE AN
UPSIDE DOWN" Youth
Physicians Interested In PeCul.
lar Case Of Detroit Boy.

Detroit. Mich. - Physicians through
out the country are interested rs to
the experiments which are to be mada
to try to cure Joseph W. Darling o.
this city. The boy Is suffering froln
an unusual mAlady which results in hi
writing and drawing everything up
side down. Everything reverses Itself
to his vision. and it is believed that Il
surgical operation will be able to rem
edy the ailment
The leading physicians Of the city
are taking Il great interest III the boy,
and several schemes are being worked
out III the hope Of lettering the 1oy's
sight and making his vision in every
way normal DR.. ". 2. Melody. city
physician, is convinced that the all
ment comes from Il lesion OF the brain
ns result OF an accident. and the boy
is to be treated by him first to give
him an opportunity to dispru"e or sub.
Stnntiate that theory.
Joseph is remarkably intelligent
boy. He Is nine years old. but his
physical development is ,dat OF boy
Of four. as he has spent months at "a
time in various hospitals following an
accident which affected his sight unt,
ruined his health. This huppened whcr
he was two and half years old. He
Was lifted from the floor by his head
by caller at his home and so injured
that his neck and spine became prac
tically useless. Assesses formed at
either side OF his neck. and his spins
finally developed Il bad curvature.
The boy was treated ut local hos
pital for nearl! Il year following the
mishap. and, AZ III that time he did not
have one sound sleep because Of his
pain. the physicians were assured that
he could not live and had him taken
to his home to die.
1t was not until Joseph was well
enough to go to school that It was
found that his sight was affected. He
vas al apt pupil, but his teachers sent
word to Mrs. Webb that he insisted
upon fooling at his work and did CIV.
erything upside down. He protested
that ~-e was doing the best that he
could and insisted that he never had
written or drawn anything upside
down since he had been at the school
They. asked him then if he knew what
upside down meHut. He said yes and
Immediately drew IL picture rs 1t
should be. right side up.
That" said he. is upside down.
and never do my work that way"
Continued surveillance convinced his
teachers that the boy was suffering
with some defect Of vision, and since
that time be has been examined by al.
most all Of the physicians in Detroit
all Of whom have been unable to say
Just what causes the alment.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07
Run Over BY Blind Steer.

Nashville. Tom "Unclc Billy" Hun
ter. mate on the steamboat Henry Har-
ley and one Of The oldest men in active
service on the Cumberland river. met
with u serious accident
Some cattle were being loaded ut
Cedar Bluff. and there was a blind
steer in the lot. Not knowing that the
steer was blind, Mr.. Hunter stood in
front Of the gate to the cattle pen
when it was opened, and the blind ami.
NAL ran over and trampled on him,
Draising and iajmang him badly.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07
Cree: Revival.


GRAFTON, Fob. with over ono
hundred conversions having peen
made already and the interes. III
creasi1g at nearly every meeting, the
revival which has boon n progress
for the past two weeks at the T. r.
church promises 10 be the most sue.
cesful ever held by this church. The
pastor, Rev. Waters, is being assisted
by Rev. Bauman. Of Mt. Lake Park.
Nearly a half dozen Of the local
churches have now had big revival,
services at which five hundred peo-1
pie have been converted. The pas.
tors and congregations are all de.
lighted with the increased interest
which is thus being shown in religiousI
activities.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07

Clarksburg postoffice will be estab,
lished at Northview, suburb OF
that city, and that it will meet all
the requirements OF postoilicc. The
Department is not inclined to estab-
lish postoffice there but is willing
to establish sub-station of the
Clarksburg office. which will mean
that patrons OF the sub-station may
get stamps, money orders and mail
at any time and that the parcel post
and postal savings branches Of the
postoftice will be carried on there
The people Of Fink, Lewis county,
are complaining OF their mail SER
vice. They have reported to Con-
gresham Nicely that they have had
no mail OF the third or fourth class
since before Christmas and that re-
Gently even daily newspapers have
not been carried to their office. They
are asking for mail route between
Weston and Fink in the hope that
that will bring improvement in their
service.
The order for the discontinuance
Of the mail route from Keyser to
Twin Mountain on the Twin Noun
tain and Potomac Railroad has been
rescnded, at the request of Congress-
man Brown and the mail will con
tinue to be carried as heretofore, a
distance of q miles.
Following the establishment of
two new rural mail routes out Of
Terra Alta, established through the
influence Of Congressman Brown,
the postotfices at Caddell and Whet-
zell, both in Preston county, will be
discontinued February %.
Congressman Moss has introduced
bill to provide for the payment of
a pension to Mrs. Angeline Battin,
of Sandyville.
The appointment of Ezra B. Hall
to be rural mail carrier out Of Mount
Clare, effective February L, is ex-
pected to end the difficulties the
patrons Of that office have been ex-
pertencing with their mails. Com
plant was made to Congressman
Nicely that mail delivery was ire
gular, and he took the matter up
with the department with the result
that new carrier was named
Request has been made by Con.
gresham Nicely for the re-establish.
ment Of the postoffice at Birchtield
Wetzel county, and the extension Of
the mail route from Earnshaw by
Sincerity and Coburn to the new Of.
fee.
Sam V. Woods, president of the
State Senate, was here Tuesday, &C.
companied by his wife and daughter
on their way to Florida, for a stay
of few weeks.
Edward G. Cooper, Of Bramwell
one Of the prominent Norfolk and
Western coal operators, who has
been widely discussed in connection
with the Republican nomination for
Congressman from the fifth district
ito succeed James A. Hughes, is III
Washington, going over the political
situation.
Robert and Marshall Brown, OF
Parkersburg, are guests of Congress
man Brown for few days.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07

In choosing to remain as Governor
OF the Canal Zone instead Of going
to New York to suppress the gun.
men and crooks, we somehow feel
that Colonel Goetbals has saved his
reputation for splendid efficiency
Kansas City Journal.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07

It Is barely possible that some Of
those Pennsylvania, statesmen will
find 1T easier than William Howard
Taft did to dispose Of Clifford Pinchot.
Washington Star.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-02-07
A BIASED OPINION.

'!Ae Philadelphia Record. usually
p '7i'ate N its estimates Of others. is
= '''aioHtl% biacCd in IL opinioo Of
80 People OF i,,H:GcNy. .syacia,ly
-" moGHtainoG9 aCct.O&. i. SAYS. ed.
itorI&i!,:
NeniG2ky'a Senate has passed
".4-.n. @ousll :; Nh that pun!>hes
IA, .c.>.r', !As 81 CO. a.ea deadly
.-".tn. IN sirauG!liscmant
-. 80 year, u ne Gt from so
" vIo", ""u = Jill sentence on
90 - - - Gays or :, first con-
'-: .oH 70: {" second conviction
,':,' =. Ii,C g.: - sent . the
s''.'.,%-:t:l:y Tor t"~m Juc TO five
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

An Ordinance to proylio TO- the sub
mission 60 tho property tax paying
voters Of Tho city ~ Corpus CHRISTI
TeNaA, tho question. "shali tho CIT,
~ Corpus Christi Improve aud era
large It's water works system aud
continue 60 supply the inhabitants
nf SAID city with water from a water
WORKS system owned by said city
and issue bonds " said city In sui.
nc'ont amount 60 improve. enlarge
ana extend said system and tscrch,
increase the water supply cor shall
the said C1y enter into private
contract with J NJ. Nix 10 supply thu
city and It's inhabitants with water
In accordance with tho proposal 81
nad Nix made % aaid city. and de.
elaring an emergency"
Whereas, :, IL deemed hes. hy the
City Council of the city ~ cornus
Christi, 20 submit Go the vote ~ the
qualified voters % said CITY the ouon
tlon as 60 whether the City shall con.
tlnue 10 own and operate is own
Municipal wa,erworks systcra and 10
improve tbs aane and lncrraso thc wa
ter snpr'ly, or whether tho city shan
abandon the policy of itself ownlns
ana operating the waterworks syste,n
and supplying she inhabitants With
wafer and enter into private con.
tract with J. NJ. Nix for such water
supply In accordance with their pro.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

IN the completion - che work. and
ifs acceptance by tho CITY. and said
amount ~ ressrt OF shall 10 rald after
acceptance.
That the proportion % said cosi
paysb.s ~ the owners ~ steam ral..
ifads and street railway and sbutilna
property owners shall boz paid ~ fol-
lows. io.wf
An ln cash ton days after me come
pletion ~ said work and hs acceptance
by the Clty or twenty -nve ger cent In
cash within fen days after tne compile
lion ~ said work and us acceptance.
Dy the City. ana twenty five per cent
On 90 before one year. tweniy five per
cent on 90 before Two gears snd
twenty FIVE psf ,enf on or before three
yeara after The completion ~ said
work. and its atcelfHu0e bs fhe Cltg
au deferred payments in h"ar Interest
90 the fale ~ eight yer Gent ger snuum
from date ~ acceptance ~ Uors ~
the CITY provided fhAt ans property
pwner may pay nH ~ nnv part uf snId
payments befYro maturity by payment
~ principal aud ar. ruel Interest
WHEREAS According 20 the report
60 written statement of SAID rIfs En.
glneef hereby approved Dy thc ci}
Council tho total estimated cost ~
a1rn Improvement b isfes-i. anf me
portion aud amount 90 sl.I IMPROVE.
fupnf 81. Nf 4assaa.t 4u.Iraf fF. sfltf .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

posal % sad Ci,y. IN order that "a,
city Council ny this referendum Gle,
ton may determine the viii ~ IN,
pcoplo Va ghh most vlially tmpprtan,
matter therefore
he 70 ordained pa the c.N Council
~ che city ~ Corpus Christi.
Section J. That an election Ne hold
ln TIE C'ly ~ Corpus Christi an the
stih day ~ August 4 n. 1914. Al
Witch election She following nrnposl
ton shall he submitted vshan IN,
ci,y Of corpus christi improve aud en-.
large ia water works systcm and CON
t'nue io SUPPLY the Inhabitants az said
chy with water from water work
system owned nv said city ana Issue
bonds ~ said city In sufficient amoan,
70 Improve, enlarge and extend said
eys,em and thereby Increase the wa
ter supply or shalt the said city ON A..
ter into a private contract with } Al
Nix 90 supply the city ana It's inhab.
ltaRts with water In accordance Win
The proposal 81 usid J NJ Nix made a.
said city,"
section :. said election shall he
held at the CITY Han and Flrc station
In hond Election Precinct No ana
tho following named persons are hcrc.
ny appoin,ed managers u said els,.
ton:
- a. WrlEh,, Presiding taare. and
w. n GARRETT Assis,an, Juage. ana
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15
Mothers Tell OF
Mothers Fiji

Experience % % rhouA n
teacher women who as'e - -. 81
highest ana nohleFt % az 49,. -
struggle nr the ne q osa.n
have a l.iter llCa q hf'ii- - =
than those Who theofile ifon -. -
"a aus mle when a prosPs..''.s' :, 3
mother urges her daaghteF Y ~ j
dld--to uss Mothcrs ffir.1 =, nj
anpie reason h believe L ins
20 advice ...,,r, VI
Mothers Friend" q ~ nw|
piicatiou f0r cxpectans Hi'.A- N. raa'
peso D. to furnish pliAnef y \, II o,ss =
a. take away thr siraln cA W x -
llrnments NJ relieve the 'ene~. y : 3
mud t.nlors Sd art 90 49,. ttzF)
rr,v1tr nausea morning s>-n
irre 10 ths Umhs and % ana i
hitf,urb in me nature 49, )
y-.won v.uid Vac "Mcihn ele)
hut rarely set f1 en.'A.. a. : . .
found that this splgn'-i F..-.sssss 2
in most due 1io IS y, r-s,nsi y
f-rited states u ha. w.. is~.t -
Yrndesld Regulator GO. rs r..
Atarfq "a and aAtNF.F ~ -
over FORTY wears Tns = A -
fr such a 81. clal REMEDY ~ ~ " .
s.s t.,,.rg r,eei,ad to-siAy $50 q
.-.,.reslstiv, as were thcse n -
rotvi,betsnairr that ms'fe1 af
posed % have sreatn 90. 90. 4 40
the drug store Cor $50.
Friana II l. worth 49, 49,
What Is said hegeil ~ %.
Friend" IL bat a rgpeili''s, s,,,f %.
exnressel hy THOUSANDS . ~ -
VII, hsvs suecc wfuily usea
external ap4i.lcatsol-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

the whole cost ~ said Improvements
other Than concrete cufbs. referred a.
in sub section toB and intersections re-
ferred 10 IN subsection tbj bui from
said one fourth ~ the whole cost o. be-
paid by the city ~ Corpus Christi
shall be- deducted the proportion 20 30
10 bo paid by The owners 81 steam
railroads and street railways. az pro
gided in sub.acctions 60 and co..
ABOVE
90 That There shall BE- assssaed
subject 10 the Charter and Ordinances
~ The cry ~ Corpus Christi and ~.
ier tho hearing hereinafter mentioned
agnlnsi tho owners - the properly
abutiing upon said street 60 be in
proved and their aaid property. the IN.
'lre cost ~ constructing concrete.
cnrbs in front ~ their respective.
prem laes wherever the same Gre found
necessary nnd me cost ~ resciiing uid
curi,a wherever the Same is deemed
necssnarg in front ~ their respective
premises. and ~ - thc roma ming to.
cal costs % said Improvement after
e1cluairF me sum tY he paid BOZ the
city - Corpus CHRISTI and the street
Hallway nnd steam Railway or other
railway companies and Chat surh
rnffa Vhich may he aHsesaed against
such property or ItH Owners shall he
200 arcprianco Rlih tho front foot
rlan," 800 proportion as the frontage n
property ~ each owner be- io tho total
ffonihre ~ zoo property ~ such street
90 De- improved bar thst no ASSESS
meni shall ho made against aus ~
nlid property 10 jos owners In ,t. sss
~ special benefits ln enhanced talls
~ Sold property caused hp said im
pfovemont nor until offer thc hoarng
hereinafter mentioned
The ooai ~ HaId improvements shlu|
ha paid Zoo tho following manner and
i iho following times. tp-elt
Tho proportion ~ tnr -tIi .nvi r5
nUi' hY fh, mI CD amI boz raId
Dn estimates Dos writing prepared tb
said Engineer during tno proTfess of
snli work ion per rrnf ~ su.h est
mate urlur held haDt and reserved an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

" u Merrlman. Assistant Judge
said clccilo' shall be held under an,
prov lslons ~ CHARTER ilo. Ats NJ al.
twenty sixth LEGISLATURE. IN so nr
'' said provisions do not conflict Win
ne lruNisioRs of this ordinance ana
only qualified VOTERS who are pr,p.
ei'N taxpayers ~ said CITY. shall n.
allowed Go vote. and an voters d,stri,.,
20 support tho proposition for the CON.
u"ua',on Of municipal ownership m
IN" Watorworks system shall h.,.
printed ON their ballot the words "por
NNnNipal Ownership aud those a.
string go support the proposition ,,r
q private contract with J NJ. My shan
nav" printed on their ballot the word.
'F"r Private Contract" The men,..
~ hoiding said election shall n. am.
"rned by tho laws of tho state r,.,,
n''ng g'nerai elections. IN So Tar a..
~ DO not conflict with the pro.i..
tons ~ this ordinance. this holm,
s's~'ial election Ia the na,nr. =, .
'e''rcnd@m and not provided t,r h,
'"e statutes ~ this state
Section . A oapy ~ this orl,na,e.
s'sh'd oy the Mayor ~ the city shan
s'f'e aT a proper notice Of said ,,o,.
'on Az the Mayer 10 directed 10 ean.,
notice ~ the elec,lon Ia substance ana
lo'm the same as The prccedln. sa,
''o"H I this ordinance 60 be posted
op % the place designated Tor holalnr
SAID election a, Ieas, twenty days prior
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

TO rho date 81 said election
Se' tion The fuc, thar thc pr.aer
solution ~ thc question ~ wator sup
ply Tor thc Clty ls - most ,it,l e,,,.
tom before the rr'plr 90 Corpu. chris
% 'l This time and the CIV Conre.i
desiros Tho advice q the r.,rl.
Through a. referendum vote AS Ia vh.t
10 me hest solutlon 90 thr same er..,t.s
a public cmerscnoy ana public lm
peraiiNe Necessity, requiring a suspep
sion ~ tho charter rule providing thai
"" ordnance or resolution shan h.
PASSED finally on tho day IL Is b,tr.
aue'd' and that such ordinance or r,s
''H''"n sha'' be fcad Il, three several
meetings n The City Council ana ~.
Mayor having declared that such ami
h' emergency and Imperative puhli..
necessity exists and requested that
S'iN charter rule be suspended ANA
'h"' 'h's Fesoluuoa be passed finally
nn me date ~ ils Introduction and
'h"i THIS ordinance take cffrct ana n,
W nun force and effect from ana aft,,
It's passage o ia 50 ordained
Passed the ais, day of July 4 n
Approved the sis, day ~ suly. A n
ieit
lSigHe,D coy >,,,,ro
Mayor ~ The Ciiy - Corpus chrlsti
Christi
tAeyeFtisemsnt)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15
Nam. Of Property Owner

Note No. T. AN that certain piece or
parcel ~ land Ning. being. Hni altu
utei ln the iilun portion of the Cny
az Corpus Christi. County OF Nurcoa
Tcna doacrlhcd na foliows trrln
MINK az tho southwest corner of i.Ot
.. ln0rk l. of Muusott Addition. Hant
h'ing the point where the cani line of
ilack street lntorsocta the north line
~ Musaoii Avenues thence y 81 do.
Grera E 5Gg3 foot 10 stake fur CORNER
nj tho southeast corner 81 loot q nla,k
!, ~ said Mussctt Addition Thence
- 90 dvgroe. - minutes. W 80 30 feet
o. stake for corner. thence q So de-.
grocs W. with tho southern ino ~
Mussoit Avenue. AZ fcet 90 point where
the caH; limo ~ black street lniceaecia
tho southern line OF Musaetl Avenue
ihcnco N ~ degrees % minutes. "
30 ~ feet the tho place of beginning
THEREFORE,. ho u further resolved.
that a hearing b, given Ca said own
efa "r their agents ar attorneys aud
all persons Interested IA the said mat
ter as Ia said asarssmcni and an ,o the
amount "a h. aaaesaod ashinri rseh
ownor and his property. and az 60 the
Benefits a. Eaid property from said m
pFoVemenl or any other matter or
taiug in connection herewith. which
hearing shalt 10 held az the Cnunrll
Chamber, city Hall. in tho city ~ con.
pus Christi. ON tho geth day ~ Aueust
a. u 1874 at mine o'clcck 40 which
siuc en- 81 SAID owners, their agcntn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS ON BLACK STREET
FROM NORTH LINE or Blu
CHER STREET TO TExAs.MEx
icAN RAILWAY TRACKS AT
RAILROAD AVENUE
7. r. J, Mulllean, CITY socrriary u
the CITY % Corpus Christ. In pursu-
ancc o. the hereinafter set oct feso-
tuition. do hereby give notice by publ
cation OF same. Of the matters and
things therein contained. which rcso.
luton L. as follows. to-wiii
Resolution approving the Guy IN.
slneers written statement showing the
names OF abuiting property owners.
number Of front feet owned ~ each
description Of property owned IS each
estimated total cost ~ whole improve
ment ANA estimated cost per front
foot 81 ab lnne property. detcrfnlninr
the necessity ~ leYying on aaasaameni
aRainEt the property and owners there
81 abutting upon Back street fr0m
North line u Hlucher street 90 T'sns'
Mexican ny. tracks n, Railroad ave
nue. Tor . part - che ossi ~ lnprot
Ing said street. fxinE time and
place for the hearing ~ the owners ~
said property. concerning same and
directing the city sereinr, 20 give
notice or said hearing af required by 4
tho charter u ibe Guy u Corpus
Christi.
Whereas. The CITY Counci ~ che I
city of Corpus Christi has heretofore I
by resolution. ordered the IMPROVEMENT /
~ Black street from North liue a. nlu T
cher street o. TEXAS Mexican Ry 4
tfaahs az Railroad Avenue Us paving T.
tho same win ntunimg pavement
ond the building ~ cufha on I
either side 81 said pavement when .
found necessary. in accordance with .
the terms ~ said resolution nni
Whereas. IN accordance win the CHS
Charter. after advortiaine fDi hlla the .
raid work of Improvement &C mid .
street bateeen the points above namrd.
has been awarded 10 ToxHa iituHihir
Company. and
Whereas a contract hus been on
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

tered Into between the said city and
the said Texas Bitullthic Company
bearing date the 18th, day - septern
Der. a. D.. 1912 for she performance
of said work. and
whereas The said Texas Bltullthic
Company has duls given bond for the
performance 81 said work. and for The
maintenance ~ same. 80 required by
the city Charter and
whereas. The city Engineer has
filed his written statement with ~
chy Council as 10 the cost ~ said
improvement. and a. 20 other matierf
~ required BY the Clty Charter. Nos
therefore. be II
Resolved. Hy the city Council ~
the Clty ~ Corpus Christi inst said
written statement flied by the city I'm
Riheer having been duly examined. ie
hereby approved and
BE 10 further resolved thai part u
the cost 0f said Improvement shall b"
asscorcd against tho nbutling property
upon the street so a. De- Improved. and
the owners thereof, and That the total
-oai ~ said Improvement shall boz paid
ana betrayed ns follows
laJ Tho cost ~ such improvements
betweeu the rolls and tracks and ono
foot on the outside thereof vs. nnY
steam railroad 90 street railway COZ.
Hupying snid street on Intersections ~
streets alleys and avenues herewith
shall b. pnld by me owners ~ such
iioain railroad or street rail8ay. fe-
spfeupolv
CO. The CTS 90 Corpus christi shan
pay tho cost ~ Improving iutomec-
lions 81 naid streets nnmod 90 ne pag
3D. except the poIilOus ~ aucp rlsi sa
a payable hf fhs owners 81 steam fail
roads and street ailwHfa ns nnuto
.poc.fod
hu Tho owners ~ property abui.
ms upof nld Imprt cm'uta shau paI
hrao fauftha 10 iho whDis rnat 81 al.d
Improvements fher than snid ,uncf'b.
uIha ana thc intersections dearrlnsd
% sub section tnl. nhnts
900 That lho mld tliy ~ corpus
chuau snul paY ur nnc fourth ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

100 ntiHrnc,a or persona micrcatrd n
said rr'pory oro notified "a lupenr
aud nr honrd nt which breathing said
owners nr other PERSONS maV apprtr o.,
council or BOO perHnu or may offer $50
drn,c ana n'lh hcllne shall br ad
iourued from de, to day until nb a,.
Dnmpnshrd Nnd the cly Secretary
~ lho Clls of Corpus christi b. hefch,
further ordered and directed to give
notice of said hearing b publication
hereof or hN mailnF 60 sHld nwnefa
their agents ur attone,y cupt 81
said notice ~ publication. co. hS both
mrth,da an b. required by tine Clty
Charter ~ the CitN ~ Corpus christi
Tho fact that the Cliy ~ Corpus
christi a greatly in need ~ norma
noui street improvements. the gunrfni
convenience ~ the public demands
hottor streets. aud in ordcr a. redusc
lnpTanco rates hy Improving tse
slreo,s and fof creating better state
~ puhllc health creates public omsr
genrN and a public imperative uecrssi
49, recurring "a suspension ~ tho chart
'r rule proeiding that no ordinance or
resolution shalt be- passed finally ON
ihu dnN % is introduced nnd thu such
ordinance ur resolution 80 49, hr read a.
several mecunss ~ the cls "euncll
ana tho Mayor having dcshuvl that
snrh public emergency nnd lmrorn
u'e public necessity exists. and &C.
guested that such charter rulc be sus
iewded and that this resolution he
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-15

'he c''er -ublihios cs-,,., !
''y p cents each 10, N. g, J
op'ss Of che Caller o. l.l,
brought o. ths office.
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