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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
CHAMBER WILL HOLD
GENERAL MEETING FOR
FINANCE DISCUSSION

Tax Assessor Charles T. Wilder,
who has protested against some of
the findings Of two committees as to
the collection Of taxes, viii have q
special opportunity to be heard next
"Wednesday afternoon. when the
Chamber Of Commerce viii hold q
general meeting. The meeting viii be
devoted to discussion Of the reports
made to the chamber this week.
Territorial Treasurer Mccarthy, as
head Of the financial department Of
the territory. has been invited to be
present. together with Assessor VIII
der. The mayorelect and supervisors
elect who were invited to previous
meeting but who preferred to stay
away. are asked to attend the meeting
on Wednesday. The discussion IS TO
be informal. and, It Is hoped. general
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
VETERAN MARINER
SETS SAIL FOR
HISLASI VOYAGE.
Captain Ephraim I. Rogers
Crosses Bar Shortly After
His 18th Birthday
BROUGHT STEAMER MAUI
FROM COAST TO ISLANDS
For Quarter of Century He Had
Nayigated Hawaiian Waters
In important BerthS

A veteran mariner. prominent in lo-
cal shipping circles for more than two
decades, master Of several Wilder and
Inter-Island coasting vessels, Capt.
Ephraim T. Rogers. q resident Of the
islands for a quarter of century,
passed away at his home at 1888 s.
Beretania street this morning.
For the past two years the aged
seafaring man has made his home with
Mr., and Mrs. p. e. r. Strauch.
Capt. Rogers came into island ship
ping with the advent Of the then pa
latial coasting steamer Maui. He was
given command of this vessel upon its
initial voyage from the coast to the
islands While with the Wilder Steam.
ship Company, that Afterwards was
merged with the Inter-Island. Capt.
Rogers served in several important
capacities.
He was credited with possessing an
exceptional acquaintance with the con-
tour Of the several islands. Through
years of navigation along the coasts OF
Hawaii he acquired wonderful fund
of information,
The aged shipmaster has been In
failing health for several months. He
celebrated his 76th birthday Noyem-
Der 10, large delegation Of friends
attending the event Capt. Rogers
was long identified with haYfgaticn
between San Francisco and the 18TH
mus OF Panama. He spent some years
as resident on the coast, and during
that time was employed BY the Oceanic
company in the capacity Of residential
caretaker of its floating PROPERTY. He
retired from the sea eight years ago.
Three children survive. Two sons,
William T. and James Rogers, are on
the coast, and a daughter, now mar
ried, is q resident Of Eureka.
The arrangements for the burial
had not been completed at the time
of going to press.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
GAME AT MOlLIILi TODAY;
MAY PLAY At ScH0FlELD D

It was announced this afternoon that
Schofeld Barracks fans who were un-
able to take advantage of the service
day excursion to Honolulu, might see
the big leaguers in action after all
as game had been tentatively ar
ranged at Leilehua for Monday after
noon. The game, II played, viii be
on the 1st Infantry diamond.
This afternoon the visiting stars are
to play at Moilifli at 2:45, the follow
ing being the announced lineup and
batting order:
All-Nationals Dolan, CT; Carey, IT,;
Alexander, IF; Miller, 2b; Snodgrass.
1b; Fletcher, ss; Byrne, 2b; Killifer,
G; Tesreau, p. II -
AIl-Americans- Murphy, RI; Walsh,
cf; Lewis, If: Hoblitzel, 1b; Chapman,
SIS; Moriarity. 3b; Boone, 2b; Henry,
e; James, p. 4. ~:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
YOUTHFUL BRASS
COLLECTORS MAY
BE ENCARCERAIED
Of Boys Gang
to Be Sent to the Reform
School at Waialee

Twenty-one boys, ranging from s n
13 years Of age, held the attention ot
Circuit Judge Whitney In his cham
'bers the greater part OF this morning.
and as result half dozen of The
ringIeaders probably VIII be sent q
the reform school at Waialee. Pro
baton Officer John c. Anderson, who
captured the juveniles yesterday an.
ernoon, says that according to t1e|t
own confessions these youngsters
have gathered up more than half 3
ton Of brass and other metals from
private premises In the business sec
tion Of Honolulu, selling them tQF
good prices to one Moto, q Japanes8
employed at C. H. Browns scrap iron
yard.
A large number OF the youths were
inclined to deny the accusations when
they learned that terms Of serYitudo
at the reform school confronted then.
In several instances crowd Of eI31t
to dozen boys, banding togel .1I,
would lay all the blame on one Or two
Of their number. perhaps cleFerly g.
uring that by sheer weight of te6ff-
mony they could save the larger nufn-
Der from the boys school
Judgs whitney found that a. 1I,1l
in such cases the younger lads wclo
instructed and led N their escaDade1
BY older Fellows Tie 6|11r tn6. II -
are regarded as really q. |.II'1Ie ~
the wholesale then. |||. ..|Ir[ Fl
nonchalant Stout I.|'.|'|.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
Paris Official Bulletin Gives
More Reports Of Advance, Made

PARIS France Dec. ~ Official Yesterday we com
peed occupation Of the bank of the Yser toward
which the operations have been directed for several days
In the region Of the Asne our heavy pieces Of ordnance
again showed their superiority the Germans sencing the
Teuton field batteries. a1 Ss
NORTHWEST Of Valley we have destroyed howitzer bait
terry.
ION the heights Of the Meuse and at Deuxnouds our
ry destroyed heavy German battery battery Of
special guns used against aviators
~In the same region dynamited blockhouse and
stroyed several trenches 8 s8
There is nothing else noteworthy the remainder Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
MASS MEETING CALLED
TO OPPOSE EXTENSION
OF THE JAPANESE ARMY

Especial Cable to the Nippu JILL
TOXIC, Japan, Dec. f2.-A mass
meeting Will be held here tomorrow
under the auspices Of the selyukai
and kokominto, anti-0overnment part.
lee, for the purpose, II 10 said, Of arous-
ina public opinion against clause in
an appreciation now before parlla-
ment which provides for the extension
Of the army and the establishments Of
two additional army divisions for sta
tion in Korea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
BOND QUESTION
STILL WORRIES
GOV. PINKHAM
New York Legal Firm Cites
Rule That Calls for Signee
Handling the Sale
SUGGESTS NEW LAW By
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE
DisaureeabIe Complications
Very Liable Provided Rule
Has Power OF Law

Is It legally necessary that David
Lloyd Conkling, former treasurer OF
the territory, make the sale Of the
present Hawaiian bond issue, simply
because his name as treasurer Is in
scribed upon the paper? According
to authoritative report, Governor
Pinkham, in a letter which he viii
send forward to Dillon. Thompson &
Clay, win hold that such action not
only Is not required by any law, .erri-
torial or federal, but that such pro-
eedure II SO required would be nom
sensical.
The governor received letter from
the prominent New York legal firm
some time ago in which It was stated
that it had always been a rule with
that and all other firms dealing in
bonds and stocks, to require that the
sales be handled by the treasurer who
signed them
Conkling being treasurer no longer
and the bulk of the territorial issue
remaining unsold, it would work great
hardship on Hawaii II this rule be
enforced legally. So far. as can be
ascertained, however, the rule is moth.
ing more than q rule, and by no means
q law. It's unreasonabl ableness and inn
is thus pointed euts
While Conkling was IN New York he.
became seriously Ill and underwent
an operation; had he died, and this
rule been law or capable of being
enforced rigidly, the territory would
have been tied hand and foot until
another treasurer could be appointed,
qualify and 80 east; not sale could
have been made.
Dillon, Thompson & Clay advise
Governor Pinkham that the rule Is so,
old that il has virtually become an
law, and recommends that
In order to safeguard the bond issue.
sales hereafter a special law be en-
acted by the legislature, covering the
point so that the established rule can
not interfere with bond sales IL the
treasurer who signed them should die
or be removed from office before they
are disposed Of.
A copy of bill of this kind has
been forwarded to the governor with
Ihe recommendation that 1t be passed
BY the next legislature. Whether this
advice will be accepted in toto is not
ret determined.
The subject has been submitted to
Attorney General Stainback for his
opinion, which is expected to be forth
coming In a few days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
INSPECTION Of -
RAPID TRANSIT
ISNOW ORDERED
Governor Directs Saperintend-
ent Forbes to Garry Out Dus
ties Heretofore Neglected
SAYS FRANCHISE hcI|I
LIES WITH SEC. Lt'lE -.
Documents Before Secretary Of
interior as Basis for Ex-
ecuiipe Decision

The latest ASSESSMENT In the Rap
ID Transit franchise controversy =
the sending Of the following letter
last night by Governor PInkham ~
President L. Tenney Peck Of the y.
R T. q L. Company
~Decenber II. 1914
"a Tenney Peck, Esq. nles
president, Honolulu Rapid Transit
q Land Co, Honolulu T. II.
sir: The Honorable the Secretary
Of the Interior has before him H. r
9022, Act 1876, s. L. 1913, and q copy
of my joint letter as released hy gon
inspublic print.
Further official execntiye action
lies with the Honorable SecretalS
The Superintendent OF Public
Works has been directed 10 perlotu
the duties made incumbent, but here.
tofore neglected, ny Chapter IS. SEQ
tion S68, Revised Laws OF HaNdIH
and al other duties indicated fn said
Chapter 66.
'tUpon his findings further comnill.
nications viii be lad with your COM
pany.
very FeSpectluttys
"(Signed) Il e. PINKHAM.
Governor Of Hawaii. =
The effect OF the governors reply
60 Mr.. reek II that be has difecled
G. r. Forbes, superintendent Of pnbI|o
works, to inspect the entire plant, %.
GRAFTON. accounts and books 81 he
Rapid Transit Company.
Section S6S Of Chapter Sc. Revised
Laws of Hawaii to which the g0vefn-
or refers In his Communication, reads
as follows:
The entire plant, operations, bool18
and accounts Of said association and
others shall from time to time be sub
ject to the inspection OF the super
intendent of public works or other
officer appointed " him Tor the pnr.
pose. stsfi
President Peck had no detailed com.
ment to make upon the letter. though
stating that he had received II.
Our records, our books. our plant
have always been open to such n.
spection." he said briefly. As foS the
line, that is always oDen. Of coufse b
inspection and the superintendent 0k
public works can carry out these dlI.
ties at any time 50 far as We are
concerned" ssfet,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
Illegal Imprisonment May Be
Charge Resulting From Raid
Of Alleged Opium 'Joint

According to statements made to-
day for, All Kong. All Yau, All
Poi, All Tai and Moi Chew, who
were arrested In a tenement In
Hotel street Thursday night by Mar
shal J. J. Smiddy and were released
this morning upon the order Of United
States Commissioner George 8. Curry,
for the reason that there was no evi-
Fdence brought In to show that they
were In possession OF opium when
taken into custody, the Chinese may
hiring sait aaainst Marshal Smiddy on
the ground of illegal imprisonment.
The Chinese now are In consulta-
ton with attorneys regarding this
action, 1t was stated. The war
rant upon which Smiddy arrested the
FIVE Chinese, as well as All Quon, al
legged owner Of the place, contained
five fictitious names, among them be-
ing one Mary Doe Before the COM
missioner this morning Smiddy said
that when he made the arrest he took
into custody all the persons in the
room, saying, when asked to point her
out, that he did not know which Of
the Chinese was Mary Doe. Smfddy
further testified that he had seen one.
of the number smoking opium, but he
was unable to identity the person this
morning. Deputy Harris also state1
that he did not know which OF the
number was Mary Doe, or which one
was smoking opium.
Considerable opium-smoking para
phernalia, alleged by Smiddy to have
been taken by him from the "joInt,
was brought in as evidence. The at
torneys for the prosecution admitting
that the matter contained In the
shells was opium
We now move that the five defend
ants be discharged on the ground that
there Is no evidence in the case to
show that they were IN possession OF
any opium" said one OF the attorneys
for the Chinese. The only testimony
Is that Smiddy saw one Of them smOk-
Ing a pipe, presumably an opium pipe.
but which one It was he is unable to
state"
The commissioner summarily dis
missed the five defendants.
All Quon, the alleged owner or the
tenement room and the opium-smok-
ing paraphernalia. viii be given fun.
ther hearing before the commissioner
at an early date. He now Is out on
bond.
Speaking Of the arrest this morning
Marshal Smiddy said:
The warrant was issued at the In
stance OF the district attorneys office,
and served 1t. arrested all the
persons ! found in the room. No mat
ter how many there had been there,
| would have arrested tIem.Y
Following conference with the dis
trtct attorney after the release OF the
CONTINUED on page three)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
London Critics Say Latest German
Invasion Ends About Like First

LONDON. England Dec Il Military critics here think
that the situation Poland resembles
yous invasion when the Germans got within few miles
Warsaw and forced to retreat nearly 90 miles The first
invasion which at the beginning apparently successful
ended In retreat
Farther south the critics point out something evidently
went wrong with the concerted plans of the Autro
armies to relieve Cracow The Russians timing the attacks
were able % repel the advancing armies separately.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
STOCKS STRONG
ASNEN YORK'S
EXCHANGE OPENS

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. f2.-The
New York stock Exchange, after a
long period Of idleness because Of war
conditions, opened today for restrict
ed sale Of stocks. The previous deal
inus have been In bonds only. The
floor was crowded with traders and
the galleries were packed.
The market opened strong and at the
close recorded substantial gains. The
trading was chiefly IN small lots.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
German Papers Are DISSATISFIED

ASSOCIATED Press Service Federal Wrelessj
AMSTERDAM Holland Dec 12-Germ papers evidence
OF at the retirement Of Count Moltke chief Of
the general staff and the substitution Of Cen Falkenheyn
German guardedy blame the attempt
win the Channel ports Won Moltkes plan stated push
forward the wedge already in at St. lhie This
clared is late to do : - r~@@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
Berlin Officially Denies French
Progress IN Afgonne Forest

BERLIN Germany, Dec 10 -ohical-sour operations
continue successfully in Flanders French attacks Lange
marks being repulsed In this fighting the French lost 200
soldiers killed and 240 taken prisoners.
ITO hamper the movements Of the enemys troops. We
bomharded the railroad station at Ypres.
Near A1ras we have made some progress The French
again attacked unsuccesuly Souan and Perthes
Tor weeks past the French attacks in the forest Of Ar
gonne have been very and everywhere rpued On the
contrary captured important French positions Of
port BY the explosion Of mines /"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
MASTER OF WRECKED
STEAMER PUNISHED

ASSOCIATED rress by Fed. Wireless ]
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. IL
The masters license Of Capt. Carey,
master Of the wrecked stean,er Hama
lei, has been suspended for two years
on charges Of negligence and unsI<iI-
fuIness.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
SUFFRAGE And
PROHIBITION in
WINNING FIGHTS
House Rules Committee viii
Submit Proposals to Yea
and. May Votes
[Aasociated Pres by FED. WireIess. D

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless ]
WASHINGTON, %. cy Dec. f2.-A
victory for the woman suffrage forces
who have been trying to get action BY
Congress was won today when the
house rules committee decided 10 cub.
NIT the woman suffrage proposals, In.
cludino the projects for q constitution.
al amendment, TO yea-and-nay vote.
The proposed prohibition amendment
will also be submitted to yea-and.
nay vote. ~ s.,@s. s'H~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

One day ahead OF the regular sche-
dule the Inter-Island steamer Kinau re-
turned from Kauai ports this morn
ing bringing fair list of cabin pas
sengers and the following cargo: One
automobile. horse. "a empty beer
barrels, So packages of molasses, So
empty wine barrels, 80 packages of
taro, 81 packages of sundries, 1850
sacks of sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
MEXICAN LEADER
LETS HIS ARMY
keep SHOOTING
Says Has No Orders to Stop
and VIII Not Stop Until
Gets Orders +.
IAssociated Press by Fed. wireless.

IAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless. J.
NAco. Ariz, Dec 12Gen. Mayto-
rena, who is Wasing war against the
rebels across the border, declared to-
day that he has mot received any or
ders from President Gutierrez to quit
firing and that Ne will continue the
attack until he does receive such or
ders. In the meanwhile the bullets are
flying aeRoss q 6ce1er aHti .,ouHdtHsi
more people On the American side.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
German Officer Found in Trunk

LONDON Eng, Dec 12-Customs officers have discovered
German officer slowed in locked trunk bound for Rotterdam
from Gravesend supposed he escaped from the inent camp
and endeayong carry ino1aation
confederaes as he well supplied with food and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

General Freight Agent C. p. Morse
has been advised that the American
Hawaiian freighter Washing
from New York by the way Of Pana.
ma and San Francisco, may be expect
ed at Honolulu about December s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
ANOTHER SLIDE
in CULEBRA CUT

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. wireless. j
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. PA
fresh slide In the cuIebra cut has
blocked traffic and Il Will require two
days to clear Il away.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

lAssociated Press Service by Federal Wieess1
PETR0GRAD, Russia, Dec. L. Military observers say
that the German front has twice been pierced north Of Warsaw
scveng the communications Of their columns They say that
severng Of communications in critical situation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
PETROGRAD LONDON REPORTS DECLARE INVASION DISASTROUS
TEUTON LINE PIERCED IN
TWO PLACES, IS ASSERTION;
BERLIN DENIES REvERSES

OFFICIAL STATEMENTS OF GERMANS AND ALLIES AGAIN
DISPLAY WIDE VARIANcE-PARIS BULLETINS CONTINUE
TO CLAIM IMPORTANT PROGRESS AGAINST WEAKEN
ING TION-TURkiSH FLEET AGAIN IN ACTIVITY,
q B0MBARDlNG BATUMBRiT lSH CRITICS SAY PLANS FOR
81 CONCERTED ACTION BETWEEN GERMANS AND AUS
TRANS WENT WRONG
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
Turkish Fleet Bombards Russian
Port; Kills Hundreds Wounds Many

CoNSTANIINoPLE, Turkey, Dec. 1.-THE Turkish fleet
yesterday bombred the Russian port Of Batum the Black
Sea- killing hundreds Of people and wounding many
The bombardment was severe for some hours.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
NOTICE.

To the owners of shares of stock in the
Peoples National Bank of New Iberia
and TO all whom it may concern;
Notice is hereby given that, in accord
ance with resolution adopted by the
Board OF Directors of the Peoples Nation
al Bank of New iberia, Louisiana, at a
regular meeting thereof held on Nov. Is,
1914, ordering and calling a meeting to
be held OF the shareholders of said bank,
the said meeting of shareholders as called
by said Directors will be held at $50 A . Nj.
on the Twenty First day of December,
1914 at the office of said Bank, that is,
at its Banking House at No. ll9 West
Main Street OF the City of New iberia,
Louisiana, to consider and act on prcro-
sltloH 10 increase the capital stock of said
Peoples National Bank of New Iberia to
par value of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars, with a surplus of not less than
Twenty Dollars per share of stock, by
the issuance of additional shares of stock
OF the said Peoples National Bank; also
to author ze the issuing of said additional
shares of stock by preference. to the
shareholders of the Citizens Bank of New
Iberia. in so far rs said meeting may do
so; ard o take ell steps and adopt all re
necessary in the premises for
the carrying out OF said purposes, further
that SAID meeting of shareholders is also
called to consider and act upon propo
sition 10 increase the Board of Directors
of said Bank to eleven in number.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
LAZARp Killing President.
+. +. HELHOMMER. Cashier.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
NO TICE.
November l.

November 18th, 1914.
To the shareholders of stock in the Citi-
zsus Bank OF New Iberia, Louisiana,
and all others whom il may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that meeting
OF rha holders of shares of stock in the Ci-
tiz-u> Bank of New Iberia. has been reg
niarly called 10y the Board of Directors
OF said Bank ia be held on the Twenty.
FIRST day of December, 1914 at Ten A. M.
q clock, said meeting to be held at the
oiLre Of said bank, that is, at its banking
house on the corner of Main and Iberia
Streets AT New Iberia. Louisiana. said
mreling OF the shareholders being called
TO consider and net upon the proposition
to lqnidate the said Citizens Bank of
New I0erin. La and TO consider and act
upon all matters connected with such
pi opposition far as within 'heit powers.
aud to 10 all things necessary to pro, ide
for tn" etfectlug OF such liquidation and
to complete the winding up of the affairs
of said bank
By order of the Board of Directors.
P G. LEBoURGEOiS, President.
CHAS l. PROVOST, Cashier.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
NOTICE! NOTICE.!

Lo,eauville, La, Nov. 25ih, 1914
To WHOM IT My CONCERN;
No one * letnitt.d.to cut under or oil
ton OF he uart, " gaugs ira of right ~
way Of The Maria Central Factory aud
Railway, uInpa,iN, nor TO use ell her iii
Of said R.gnt-a Way 'nt han ing by Carts
or Wagons. which always cau~es dsmaer
to the said RI CHI n Way aud its Drainage
A written permit must fsrt he ob' ained
from MIR Adreu Gousnuiu, President OF
The Ma,g Central Fastory aud kaiiwa,
Company.
ANY one having taken the liberty to
build or cause TO have bui!t, DAMS anG
close the drainage of the SAID kis ht-a
Way, it's tracks aud impededs ir> drsiuage
during the year of 1914, is hereb,
notified, to remove the ~ i DAMS or
the Oh sfrnctions to it's drainage running
to the Woods, Bayou Portage or the Lake.
for not later than January Ist, 1915.
The drainage above referred TO has been
in usage for he purpose % draining the
Narrow Gsur. Track aud Right Way OF
The Maria Cent, al Factory snd Railway
Company a. we'll rs the adjacent lands
for period of over ten 60 wears.
All PARTIES liable, -ud not complying
with the The shove rofice. will be subject
to be sued for damages for rrespsesipg on
the above referred To Right and
its Drainage, and will safer the full
peualty OF the Law
THE MARIA CENTRAL FACTORY AMI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Adrisu Gonsoulin, President.