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New-York tribune., 1915-06-01
But His Statement To-day
viii Attack Leaders
of Factions.
WILL ASK CHIEFS
TO AID RED CROSS
No Time Limit Set on Demands
More Relief Shipments Due
This Afternoon.

Washington. May Sl.-President will
.,o hss no intention Of immediate in
..-,.,+;on IN Mexico. This was the
-. c,iver bv persons in touch with the
Ip5,-.las;Sant L.. and who know the nature OF
- stetement he will make on the
Vevicsn situation tomorrow. Before
-asIing the statement public he will
snbn,jt IL 70 the Cabinet at the meet
ing tomorrow morning.
fhe President will not minee words
in pointing out the conditions that
sYist IN Mexico. He will call Csrranzs
Vjlls. Zapata and the other faction
leaders sharply 10 account. II will be,
Il is said, the strongest Indictment OF
~ Mexican army chiefs that he has
,.st written. The President will demand
;bst these chiefs give the Red Cross
sjS IN relief work and that they pro
rsad 70 restoration OF peace and
order.
10 time limit is placed by the Presi-
dert for compliance with his demands
according 10 information available TO-
right Nevertheless, II Is said, the
President will intimate very strongly
,bs. II the distribution of food sup
rIjes 10 the starving Mexicans is in
te-fered with he will take steps 10 see
that such interference is stopped.
The first test as 10 whether the
Mexican army chiefs have taken the
Presidents words to heart will come
to-morrow afternoon. when carload
~ corn and a carload of beans are
s,heduled to arrive in Monterey. These
sbipments were sent from Laredo TO-
dav bv the American Red Cross. They
ere consigned to Consul General Han
"a and while the Carranza genera
ir charge has given assurances tha'
the delivery and distribution will moi
be interfered with, there was some
anxiety tonight as to whether TN:
promise would be kept.
Should the Carranza general act as
did his comrades near Vera Cruz, whC
seized 600 tons Of corn intended for tht
starving in Mexico City, a serious stu
alton: would result, which will call fol
drastic action.
President Wilson will be asked to
morrow 10 designate the army head
quarters at San Francisco, Laredo, L
Paso. Eagle Pass, Nogales and Calves
TON. as collecting bureaus for foodstuif
70 be distributed by the American Re-
Cross. This request is not out or th'
ordinary. After the earthquake II
San Francisco the Red Cross and th'
army under General Funston worked
together in relieving the distress.
MANY requests were received at ke'
Cross Headquarters to-day asking 10
IN formation as to how foodstuff'
would be distributed TO the starving
Vexjcans. The reply was that the ques
tion now at the front is one OF con
fribution. II the supplies Of corn
beans. rice and -four are placed in the
hands Of the Red Cross, the organlza
t,on. with the backing Of President
wilson. will see that the shipments
reach the starving Mexicans.
The need for foodstutfs Of this kinc
;s so great that the Red Cross coult
not estimate tonight how much woulC
be wanted.
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01
GEN. TRACY HIDES
HURT FOR PARADE
Injured in Auto Accident, Aged
Veteran Reviews Old
Comrades.

General Benjamin F. Tracy, eighty
three years old and former Secretary
of the Navy, sat bravely through Brook
lyn's Memorial Day parade yesterday,
though he was in great pain as re-
suit of a collision between the automo-
bile in which he was riding and ped
lars team in East Twenty-sixth street,
near Fifth Avenue.
Each time the flag went by General
Tracey rose pluckily and doffed his SILK
hat as though nothing at all had DIS
turbed Lis enjoyment of the day And
at the v.ry end, his eyes closed and ms
white head sank lower on his chest.
II was by q tremendous effort that
he ROY ed himself. From the stand ne
went directly home. He had stood the
pain tor hours before he showed any
indication that he had received any
serious hurt. It'll. e
Richard Seckerson, chairman OF the
Memorial Dav committee in Brooklyn,
and the machine was being driven TO
The East Twenty-siXth Street ferry
when a horse suddenly became unnsn-
aceable near the corner Of t1fth AV,
epue. II dashed against the SIDE OF
the ma hine, breaking the glass WIN
dow on the generals side and drIVlng
one of the shafts into General Tracy S
side ,. ..,,,od
CoIor1 Seckerson placed a support.
no arm about him and then saw olo0u
,rr;ctlinc down the generals cheek. He
cr;ed ont his alarm and the car stopped
a. Bnt @ General Tracy only smiled,
though only weakly. He insisted win
tren,or in his voice that the journey
to 'FTlro Brooklyn be continued At the Han
over cV ~ lab. in Bedford Avenue, where
fbe' tbe reviewing party assembled, DR..
Soora Cne a Kessler was summoned. He
tTeeted ETSte the general, who insisted on
.nntinl,ng with the review, When the
eGpS5@OIHn GTan@ Army y veterans had passed he
~ .tbout Joining the guests, VINO
AN-N NE-4o,,L ('111h
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01
GARG0YLE ELECTS 19 MEN
Senior Society at Williams
Tap Juniors at Ball Game.
nv Telerraph 10 The Tribune ]

william stown, Mass, May 31.-Thc
election of members OF the class Of
1916 TO "Gargoylc' the senior honorary
society of Williams College, took place
after the baseball game this afternoon
The men elected to membership were:
Donald N. Brumbaugh, Of Orange, n.
j; Gordon W. Cameron, Of Williams
town; Jack A. Conway. of Brooklyn;
Edward W. Y. Dunn. of Jersey City;
II. Big"low Emerson. of Newton;
George MEG. Hayes, Of Csnandaigua,
n. Y; Sherwood Hubbell. of Garden
City, ~ y; Jay s. Jones, jr., of Brook
lyn; Cha les n. Kepler, jr,, of Newton
VILE, r chard S Maynard, Of Brook
lyn; Carleton H. Everton, OF Mont
clair; Elisha b. Powell. jr, of Oswego,
Walter F. Seibert, OF Baltimore; Arthur
Temple, of Texarkana; Meredith Wood
of Brooklyn; Ferris NJ. Angevine. Of
Brooklinc; Henry W. Flint. of Man
son; James A. Garfield, of West Men
tor, Ohio; Leonard Jacob, of Water
town, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01
JcksnDuniRM
S0wsSSsss
Washable LaCeS
For Summer Gowns & Lingerie

Valenciennes Laces, round or diamond mesh,
matched sets, Il 10 ~ inches wide, 65c and
75C vaues-per dozen yards, at so
VaIenciennes Lace, edge and insertion to
match AZ and inches wide, actual value SOC
per yard, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lis ana .l9
Shadow A-Over LaCes, white and ecru,
double width, 6Oc vaues-per yard, at :. ..48
72-inch Cotton Net white, cream and ecru,
soc regularly, per yard, at. t.............. .39
White Filet Net, a. inches wide, 4Sc regularly.
per yard, at. Observation-Disclosures. ...4O
l09 Discount Sale
During the Month Of June
We Will Allow 10 per cent. Discount
on Every Purchase Of
CHINA ELECTRIC PORTABLEs CLOCKS
CUT GLASS. MAHOGANY BRONzES
SLVERVVARE OIL LAMPS BRASS GOODS
Nickel AND COPPER CHAFNG DISHES
PERcoLATORs CASSEROLES ETC,
Our prices are always the low est 1t being
our policy to price all merchandise so Iowthat
none can underseIl us.
Telephone Stuyvesant 43O
We have unsurpassed Mail Order Service.
Bxoaawoy,0thaNa 9Th Sts.
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01

We live, and hope abounds In US as
we live in the things that we purpose
Let us go away from this place re-
newed in our devotion TO daily duty
and to those ideals which keep a ma
ton young, keep it noble, keep IL rlch
in enterprise and achievement; make
il TO lead the nations OF the world IN
those things that make for nope ana
for the benefit of mankind
Secretary Daniels was the principal
sneaker at the dedication OF the Maine
,ien orial-the mainmast and nghting
top Of the battleship, set in granite
and marble base, chiseled in the form
Of a gun turret.
THE universe teens with stout
hearts," said the Secretary. Courage
is the commonest virtue among men.
If YOU once doubted this truth, the
abundant display of it on land and sea
is the past few months has not left you
a skeptic.
"The call of home and country in the
day of danger browns all the oaser
cries Of self, Of passion. OF aVarlce'
The love of ones own land stlrs as no
other affection. One hour the freeman
stands in the assemblies and declaims
against what he believes the unjust
policies of his government. The next
hour another country IS IN arms
against his motherland. In the su-
IRENE passion # being true TO his
own. opposition fades away and the
severest critic forgets he had ground
for censure."
Ensign Raised on Mast.
Frank Bagley Daniels and Jonathan
Worth Daniels, sons of the Secretary,
and nephews Of Ensign Worth Bsgley,
The frs. American officer killed IN the
Spanish War, raised an ensign to the
ton Of the mast. Fifty white uniformed
marines manned the rigging OF the
mast.
cises were the Rev. Father Chldwlck,
chaplain Of the Maine; John McElroy,
~ The Department of the Potomac, G..
A R.; Major General Charles +.
Cramer. commander in chief, United
Spanish War Veterans; General II.
Oden Lake, national commander, Army
and Navy Union; Major nobert Lee
Longstreet, and DR.. Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes, Cuban Minister here
Secretary Bryan was the speaker at
exercises held by the Spanish War
Veterans at the base Of the Spanish
War Monument. From the war in
Europe the Secretary drew the lesson
that love is manifested by the willing
ness of the people 70 make sacrifices.
He said the sacrifice shown by the
soldier was shared by the women and
children, who gave up more in war
than the Loan who marched IN the
ranks.
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01
POLO PLAYER KILLED.

London, June Captain A: Noel
Edwards, one of Great Britaln's famous
polo players, has died at Ypres from
gas poisoning.
CAPTAIN Edwards was q member OF
the international teams sent from Eng
land in 1911 and 1918 to play against
the Meadow Brook team for the inter
national polo trophy.
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01

in the country
It was real country, too-Green Mountain country
Delaware River Valley country Jersey Coast country
Berkshire Hills country. Garden of Eden country " was
for the ninety four hundred and odd lads and lasses
Do YOU think the child got $4.65 worth OF good IN
forniobt on these mountains by these rolling waters IN
6.ld and forest beneath the bright by day and the
quiet stars by night'
Remember when you try to figure this out that these
Youngsters came into this Garden of Eden country nom
the tenement districts of New York, where there are no
,bsDernq trees no dancing brooks any remains OF
Natures beauty Where boys may become men without
ever knowing what old Mother Earth looks Ike so
canped is she under asphalt and masonry
And you-for you bought these outings II you con-
butod TO the Tribune Fresh Air Fund last year-did you
oct "a IS worth out of each of themp Tou wanted 10 heiP
these bows and girls to be healthier and better men ana
women in mind and body Think again what they came
from and what tbev went to- and sayWas it worth what
it costp ,oooo
If it was help US give vacations to the 'o'ooo "o
% - s.nd this wear to this Garden OF Eden country
Contributions preferably by check or money order
should he sent to The Tribune Fresh Air rund Inc
Tribune, New York;
New-York tribune., 1915-06-01
"HlSSED LIKE A REBEL
sayville Copperhead Slain by
Veteran at Grave.

savville. Long Island, is anxious 70
os.~oa the rIace in the newspapers
psse.ved ps9e for 'Winsted, Conn. Yester-
DAYS bid was:
"Whue the G. A. R. was reaoins
memorial services over the graves VI
comrades In the Sayville Cemetery a
snake crawled out Of one M OF me grates .
and r.ssed like a rebel Inc heeI ol a
Union .eteran crushed the copper
head"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

On Chapaal Street From the North Line Of Beden the
North Line OF Resacs Street

BY sha owners Of steam railroads and
street railways shall b. paid on essl.
mates prepared IN writing BY said CITY
Engineer during The progress of said
work, ten per cent u such estimate b.
ing held back and reserved until the
eomplctioh ~ the work and is nrceft
anee bs the CITY, and said amount ~
reserved shall be paid In =s=a after such
Acceptance.
WHEREAS, According 10 The report
or written statement u aRid city M
ginceF hereby approved ~ ihr City
Council the fatal estimated cost ~ such
Improvement Is sls.7i7O0. and the ppr
ton and amount oi such Improvement 10
b. sssssssd against the shutting prop.
eriy and IL owners Il a. follows
For paving. including gutter
and curb ~ H51 30
Against the CITY Of corpus
christi SfD52 70
Against Corpus Chfiatl Railway
ana Light To- a....l.......a ..s tgNi 100
That The amount per front foot aass2s
I'd against each owner 10 a. follows
~ e2g4
WHEREAS. According 10 ths written
statement % report ~ the city Engineer,
the names ~ the owners ~ saif property
sud The description Of their property. and
The amnuuts contemplated are a. fol.
lows, tosWitf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

IFJ MrLLT8AS. CITY secretary a
The City u Coryss Christi. in PufsuAr'cs
u the hereinafter At out rcscission, Do
hereby give noths b. publication u same
o. ths msiters and thiaxs tbrrein con
tanned, Which resolution 4 az follows %
witt
RESOLUTION approving ths CITY ~
ginesrs written statement showing me
names Of khuttinR 0wners, nn,a
her u front feet 0sned BY each. DE-
scription u property owned BY cacn, -
inmates total cost u whole Improvement,
and estimated cost PER front loot Of
abuiting property. determining the neces'
sity ~ lrYying an assessment against
ths property and owners thefeoi sbait
ing upon Rfsaea Street from thf Fast
line II Chaparrai STREET 10 The West
line VI Water street fof . part u the
Gust of improving said strest. fixing q
liIne and place fof the hearing Of To
oN asrs 81 aid property concerning 'ann'
aud directing the Cay Secretary u give
notice u said hearing - required b, ~
charter VI the Gas of Corpus Nhfiati
WHEREAS. the city Council Of ihr
City u Corpus Chflsti has heretofore
BIZ resolution. ordered the improvement
" Rs.aca street from the East i.ne 81
yhapafral STREET O. She West line "
Water street, BY paving Che .ame glih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

And WHEREAS the amount contem
plated a. b. assessed against said corpus
Christi Halfway and light co.. aud ia
property Is a. follows. tn wit SiSli So
THEREFORE,. M ~ FURTHER M.
NnlNfn That hcaflrg b. given to sRil
property owners or their agcnts or attr
nrss, and said Corpus christi Railway &
llHhi Co. AMI all persons interested ia
the aaid matter A. 30 said assessment
and "A 10 the amount 60 hc Assesscd
against each ovncr and his property. and
aeaipst said Corpus Christi RAILWAY and
Light 60, and is property, and as
10 the hrnctita 20 said property ir,ui
said Improvement, or any other matter
or thing In connection herewith, which
hearing shall be held al the Council
Chamber, city Hall In the City et Corpus
Christi On the asth dan 0f October. A.
u. iHis, at nlne o'clock a. m AZ which
time AL Of said owners. aRd said Corpus
Christi Railway 4 Light 60, Il and their
agents ~ attorneys, OF persons interest
ed Ia said property. are notified ~ ap.
pear and be- heard at which hcarlag said
nwntfs eed sald Street Railway Can,
ranN, or other persons, may appear by
eouaScl, OF IN person, % may offer cvi.
drlifc, ana said hearing shall be ADJOURN
~ iom day 10 day until fully accom-
rlshcd And The City Secretary 81 the
city 81 Corpus Christi Il hereby further
ofdcrsd and dlgcctcd to give notice 81
said hearing by publication hereof, or hy
mailing 90 said owners, their agents or
attorneys, = copy ~ said notice Of pnh.
lleatioa, OF ~ both metheda. "a il 70.
guind Nv the City Charter OF the CITY
az corpus Christi
The fact that the Clty Of Corpus Chris.
y y greatly In need OF permanent street
improvements, the general convenience
~ The public demands better stsects, and
M ugdrF 60 reduce Insurance rates hy
improving the streets and for creating
better state Of public health. creates a
Eahlie emereepcy aud pnhlc impcra
tive nsevsslty, requiring suspension IL
shc charter nslf providing shat no oral
nance or resolution shall be passed ilnal,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
NOTICE 70 slopgas.

Sealed proposals addressed 10 Wal.
ter ~ rlmon, County Judge % Nueces
County, Corpus Christi. Texas. viii be
reviewed until 10 O'Clock a. M. Octe
her sith. A. y. isia Tor the purchase
81 siAStia.a6 10 Nuecea County Drain .
Nge District M , bonds. all u said
hands being IN the denomination IL
$1,000 each except 40. !. which is Cor
1919. hearinE interest at me rste
% eve PEI cent pr annum payable
astli annually al the HAneVef Nation
al bank, New York o. the Continensal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

a Commercial lsapk "a Chicago. ~ the
vp,i"n ~ ihe hDider. SID bonds ma
TURNS HefisilS for twenty i've years
from ths Ia DAY - AsEati a. D. 1915
ntdoefn riusi s1bmlf cerfiflsd
ohech To- ti.p-s0 for each BID. payable
Without recours. "a. Waiter p firuon.
County Jndxs. ~ a guaranty that the
bidder " successfui wiii promptly pay
Tor aud receive said bonds AZ Corpus
christi Nueess County. Texas
The giaht - rsJsQt an or All bids
"a expressly reserved
walter y Tlfn0u. County Judge
Nuecss coaatg. Tess
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
NAME or PROPERTY
OWNER
MO .wEsr CONFERENCE
ON PREPARE ONEss.

DAVENPORT. Ia. oct. 10 "A COM
ference on military preparedness via
be held here todaN aud tomorrow. and
public ofrclah WIN take prominent
part The Middle West viii NOT be
behind the coast states In aroussng
paAlie intereSt IN Tho Importance ~
Preparedness. A feature ~ the con-
ference 4 an inrpec,ion of the govern-
mcnt arsenal az Reck Island. IN. to
determine tae possibilities OF Increased
manufacture ~ war munitions there.
Secretaty Garrison has been inNil~.l
also many congressman trom this sec-
ton.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

THEREFORE,. RE 1T FURTHER RE.
lived That hearing be given 70 said
property owners or their agent. IN al
''.na'Fs' ana an persons interested fin the
sN'd matter ~ 20 said assessn,cpt ana
~ 70 the amount 20 b. Assessed aeain.t
.ssh owner sud has property. and a. in
.he p'neiiis 20 said property frnm aid
Improvements ~ any other matter ~
ealhg N connection herewith. which h.sr.
,ns shal b held at the Council Cbanh..r
o'ts hah' 'a the CITY OF Corpn. Christi
IN 'hT tHa dAy Of oetober. A u lols
~ nsne a'slork a M. at whseb Inn
AZ oi said owners. their s~rr,s i,
'''''nsys o. persons Interested Ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

hituhthic pavement and the building Of
eurbs on either side Of said pavement
when found necessary, IN acofdsnec
with tho terms 81 said resolution. and
MHtR IS. Ia accordance with the
CITY Charter. after Advertising Tor hids.
the said work Of improvement of said
street between the points above named
has hccn awarded 30 the Texas Ruu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
BROTHER VS.. BROTHER
IN afQ FOnTnAI4

ANN ARsoR Mica. oct. "a. 4 De.
Guitar coincidence viii take place wher
hrv,hsr VII be pittcd against h-nthar
In the Michigan Marietta football
same on Ferry Field this afternoon
Louis keimann Is the veteran iefl
tackle ON Nest's eleven. while his
brother Edward i now playing his
Srcond year as right tackle for Ma-
riei'a. To relieve the embarrassment,
~ me erothers Yost will probably
switch bis star hnesman to the other
side % center.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

Avoid headache. inpu'i''
of TIA Blood, constipaii0a I
taking ! cup Of GbAs
MAS EA. Best lafAA"
for children. Pleasas'
take. sweeten and 'as' !.
an ordinary tea. pasSa-''
cents,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

FLoRESNiLi.E Tex. oct 10 Hood,
Texas brigade opened here TO-DAY d
reunion " tho veterans ~ that orr
gnrisatiun A largc attendance II the
Old soldiers was hr0uEht 0ut b. TIM
special observance % the half century
~ ues4e
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

SAN rUNNC1ScD That mans ~
.n Europe have TOLD hcr they vta
much r,frr heips plural maif
man va. Duuil misc Thorn l'isaAA
hnm, uh,to th.t could Use q ptf-
lfc u u.n- 900 mliiH o. M falr
mon ot Nias Tmma Lues Gates rsa
daughter nf iulh Young ihe
ur,r Mumcn H.Ur Niss Gates y
teeates rolyu ss fhe means q y
populatlug EHretr srd she A.a
frum hcr personal observation 70 =
rope that tho mon II the s'f'A,
nations are today ready 70 at
poly eHmous MARRIAGES
n was twelve Years In heriiA z,
saws "aul have heard nnmlf'f
German women slf thcy thouahi
better to have noWc ard iamin
polysnmous h3sls than thc Nsiep !.
monogamy which in Europe 'H''l
permits several afflnit.cs
81 have known many fsmi'.. +
Utah where ;here are seNcFai ~,
and 7 have known many unn'l'9
girls Boz Europe. where mattresses
Tine only career and ! am oea'9
That tho woman who Is one
many wives is happier than 'A' 2
manent spin~tor
Wher Won u.ant News thai y ="
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
KAHsAs cry LIVESTOCK

NEHbNH CITY LIVEbTDLNI
KANSAS CITY. oct ~ Hogs he
celyt- 10000. market steady bulk -
sales sl0Igts.
Cattle Receipts ~ 500. market
steady "a weak. southern steers s.s0a
500
sheep Receipts i0eg; market
alaady ID lower. lamha a00nAan.
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LATE MARKET RGpoAra
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foer' MOLE llYrsrock.

FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.
fohI WORTH oct 10 hpEs Re
ceipts ateo. market 90 10 cents high
~ uEht 1soa1sl
Cattle. nerslDis 45oo. market steady
beevrs s9g1700.
sheep Receipts 200 msfhei steady
lambs 5q0Hsgb
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

said property. are notif,.t
and D. heard az Which Al7sa
owners. or other ler.on.. ma. ~
COUNSEL ~ m l.fron, us map
drnco. and -aid hearing si,n " ~
juurued from day 60 day upt,l 4
complished And ne CITY S,s'f =.
the City Of Corpu. Cbr.t; s''.'4 &
further ordered aud directed 4, a.f'ig
tice Of said hearing hv puhl,,,,. t,'s =
n or by mailing g. said &c.. ~
agents 20 attorneys. a os,pv M A,f
ticc of publication, or ~ hsh - -
~ L. required by the tnv Ia ''Ht
the City Of Corpus Christi sr 4
rhc fact that the Ctr A. +,
Christi b rrsatlY IN nrt,i N ...s''fA
sir-ct Improvements. the e,rs.. s,'.'i
venience of the public dems.a. ~
streets. and in order to re,lns. -. 10y
rates by improving the Stree, ..',ss
creating a better ststo Il puhi,. N
creates a public emergency 49, ~
INCENTIVE n.Vrssity. rcr4irin. ~
sion Of the charter rule prus.i,,, Z I.
no ordinance ~ resolution siam -
% finally on the day il = in,r -
aud that such ordinance or ,',ii''s
shall o. read ~ three soyersl ..a's
nf the CITY Council. and the Ma. "a
ING declared that such pahiie e,.,,..' y.
and imperative public urrcssli, W
and requested that surn charter ~ y
suspend, q and that this rc.nla-- I
passed finally on che dRtp of 4. ~.
duciion. and that thi. rcsoluiiss ~. "A
feet and bo in full forge and eil.r, ~ z
and after IT, passage. il j. ~ o,s.'.-l
Passed the sth day 81 Or,olsf y
1915
+ Approved Che sth day Of oss,.
y 1913
lSiencd ROY Niffu
Mayor ~ the city Of Corus ~.
D.. = MtLLlDAN,
secretary OF the City Of corpus CHA
turm. Christi. Texas. oct tn ,r,,
Io th, Member. of thc city Cauu1 !
thp city of Corpus Christi.
d Opntlemru
For the reasons SET forth IN n. So.
rpnrv CLAUSE of the foregoing n.o,..L.
public emergency and an ims~n,r
public necessity exist. ior The sp,-.
sion of the charter rule ~ reqnlrps.-
that uo ordinance or rcsolutian sk,g /.
passed finally on the date Il Is iat,..
dnc,d and that such ordinance Or ~.
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meetings 81 the city Council J thrnsn
hereby request that YOU suspend ~
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said resolution finally on she liaie (
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l~Uuod ROY MILLER
Navor of the city ui Corpus Cir.a