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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
RE RAISES COLTS:
NEVER ONE SICK

One Of the new members of the
Legislature from Anderson county is
genuine farmer. Mr.. Sam Burns
IS man who has taken long chances
and has accomplished much for the
Improvement of his own condition
and as an example to others. His
speciality is raising colts.
For several summers when others
farmers were resting" at "laying
oy" time, S. A. Burns of Rock Mills
township would hitch up a pair Of
aorses to buggy and start out on
an extended tour through the stock
raising and grazing countries, and in
Shis way he visited Virginia, Ken
lucky, Middle Tennessee and other
stock countries. By request, Mr..
Burns has given some of his eXpe-
ricnccS in raising cattle.
"South Carolina" he writes, "with
It's natural resources, such as climate,
soil and water, is great section fo,
stock raising, but has neglected its
opportunities woefuIly. With land
rom SIS to S75 per acre, with the
natural grazing grasses. il is only {,
matter Of time. and shorC at that,
1!len we will have the Piedmont
slope and the great Pee Dee section
heming with cattle, hogs and horses.
"Just think of our northern friends
raising horses and mules on lana
yalued at 5000 to $500 an acre, with
Gheir long, cold winters, feeding grain
about six months in the year, while
we can craze the year around, ad-
ding little grain in December, Jan
IaI, Il.
greatest grazing grass in America,
when once set, will last hundred
years and stand continual grazing
get if desired can be killed. 1t al
lords grazing from March until Dec
4mbcr and if meadow be lift from
October until March cattle will Craze
m the dead hay all winter, for it
stands erect and does not fall down.
''In addition to Bermuda, we have
orchard grass, bur clover and tall
meadow oat grass that are splendid
winter rrazers. AhruZzi rye, which
has recently been introduced into
South Carolina, bids fair to take the
place of grain for colts during the
winter, except when they are under
shelter on rainy days.
81 have been raising mule colts for
- v"arS. and have never lost one by
disease; have never seen one sick.
Grade pCrCheron mares are the kind
tor breeding mules ~ this section.
"Our peoplo have been so absorbed
N the all-cotton production that they
oave never given stock raising more
han a passing thought. Mules can be
~aisCd here for third what we
pay FOR those shipped in. In addi-
zion to the aforementioned grasses
hat arc valuable for grazing and for
nay, COW peas, alfalfa, sor~um and
velvet beans for rorapc or hay arc
most generally used, but many 9th
ers are valuable.
"What we need just now is rural
credit, with a low rate of interest
and you will see the breeding of stock
all over this section. Our land will
improve in fertility and diversified
farming will spread over this section
and the South will prosper as never
before" THE Columbia Record.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
Graduating Recital.

Invitations have been received in
the city to the pianoforte graduating
t'ecital of Miss Ethel Hicks of our
city to be given Friday evening at
the Columbia College.
Miss Hicks will be assisted by Miss
Louise Carter, soprano, Misss Sara
Weston, violinist, and the college
orchestra.
Miss Hicks friends are very much
gratilied at the splendid progress she
mas made and predict for her a bril-
liant future.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
TOWNSVILLE

Jonesville, March 16.-The Hee
Haw minstrel, composed of local tai
ent, gave return performance in
the school auditorium on last Sat-
urday evening, much to the delight
OF their friends who did not get to
see them on their previous perform
ance. The minstrel was given under
the auspices of the local chapter of
the U. ID. C. and the door receipts
from both evenings amounted to
about $1,000.
Miss Jennie Reams of Bishopville,
was the guest of Miss Lois Almah
for several days last week.
Misses Marion and Kathleen Little
john spent last weekend with rel
atives in Union.
Mr.. w. B. Fowler has been in
Greenville during the past week at
tending court.
Owing to the increased number of
pupils in the Wallace mill school,
another teacher has been added to the
teaching force. Miss May Free ac-
cepted this position and has been
at her post of duty for the past two
weeks.
Miss Pearl Harris of Union, was
the weekend guest of Miss Frances
Smith at Mrs. l.. j. Fowlers.
Mrs. Sam Littlejohn has returned
from a visit to her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Littlejohn at Clemson Col
lege.
DR.. B. R. Brown of Spartanburg,
spent last Sunday in town as the
guest of Mr.. Z. l.. Littlejohn.
Mrs. J. w. Lipscomb is opening up
her new line of millinery and expects
to have her opening the latter part
of next week.
Miss Eva Lassiter of Atlanta, has
the trimming in charge.
On Thursday evening of this week
the pupils of the tenth grade of the
High school will present two plays,
entitled "a Case of Suspension" and
ga Case of Sophronia." The funds
derived from the plays will go to-
wards equipment for the physics
class.
Mr.. ]. M. Keels has been added
to the office force at the Wallace
mill. Mr.. and Mrs. Keels have
rooms at the Enterprise Hotel and
it also might be mentioned that Mrs.
keels is a relative of our highly es-
teemed pastor of the Methodist
church, the Rev. and Mrs. w. B.
JuStuS.
At the request of Rev. L. NJ. Rice,
pastor OF the Baptist church, Rev.
l.. l.. Wagnon of Union, preached to
the congregation on last Sunday
evening. MIR. Wagnon has many
friends in Jonesville who are always
glad to hear him, and on this occa-
sion he made very clear, concise
talk that could not but prove bene-
fetal to all who heard him.
For March Both an election has
been ordered by Mayor Hames for
the purpose of giving the voters of
the town chance to say whether
they want electric lights installed
on the streets. The mayor and the
councilmen claim to be able to fur
nish the town with 25 electric lights
at the same cost as the few in use
now of another kind
Mr.. Eastman, government road
expert, was here Monday gathering
data relative to the road bond issue,
which is to be put before the voters
of Union county on April 9th.
Da1
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
Opening Book of Subscription

Books Of subscription for the
capitol stock of The Peoples
Drug Store, Inc, will be opened
Saturday, March 20, from IL to IL
NJ, at the storeroom of The Peo-
pies Drug Store, 10 w. Main ST.,
Union, S. C. Capital stock of said
corporation to be $500, divided
into rs shares of 500 per share.
E. B. McLaurin,
j. w. Welborn,
G. T. Keller, Corporators.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
CHURCHES GET MONEY
FOR SHERM ANS RAID
Lutheran Church and Others Awar-
ded Claims for Damages Inflic-
ted in March to Sea.

BY recent act of the national con-
grcss, the Lutheran church at
Orangeburg is to be paid $9S3.33.
These claims are for damages inhic-
ted bv Federal troops during the
War Between the Sections, in Sher-
mans historic march upon Columbia.
The bill was passed March 3 and re-
ceived President Wilson's signature
ihe following day. Churches of other
denominations in South Carolina are
90 receive amounts ranging from
ST, $50 to S2,50D.-Thc State.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
Star Performance.

The "Charity Pupil" an all-star
performance which was given at the
High school auditorium Friday even
ing, March IL, was played to a full
house and was enjoyed thoroughly
The actresses were directed by
Mrs. w. T. Beatty, the English teach
er and each one reflected great credit
upon her.
The choruses, dances and solos
were very fine and the performers
were encored and re-encored.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
u. ID. G. to Meet

The William Wallace Chapter. u.
D. c., will meet Monday afternoon
ut o'clock at the residence o. airs
John A. Fant, the hostess being
Mrs. FAINT and Mrs. Norman Jones,
Mrs. Hay FAINT, and Mrs. o. l.. P.
jackson.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
MeadfOrd- McAbce.

Miss Jessie Meadford of Canton,
n. c., and Mr.. Luther McAbec were
married Sunday, March 14th
Mrs. McAbee is the daughter of
Eldridge Meadford, and Mr.. McAbec
is a native of York county, coming
here several month ago from the
Pea Ridge section. This couple has
cordial good wishes of their host of
friends
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
Services at Mon-Aetna.

Rev. j. f. McManaway will arrive
this week TO conduct series of meet
mgs at Mon-Aetna Baptist church
1t is probable that two services will
be held each day, but announce
ments to that effect will be made
Sunday morning.
The public. is cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19

state of South Carolina-County of
Union.
heiore me came Miss Sadie Gist,
Cashier of the above named bank
VINO beng duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank.
SADIE GIST, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 11th day of March, 1915.
W. f. BATES, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
NJ. c. Deavcr, w. T.. Ratchford. VIM.
II. Gist. Directors.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19

Perhaps even the laundryman may
have too many irons in the fire.
Some men are born foolish and
some fall in love.
Any man can start woman talk
ing, but no man can stop her.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19

state OF South CaroIina-COunty Of
Union.
Before me came j. NJ. Gault.
Cashier of the above-named bank.
who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is
true condition of said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank.
j. NJ. GAULT, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of March, 1915.
l.. X. LITTLEJOHN,
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
j. w. Lipscomb, j. r. Littlejohn,
L. Nj. Littleiohn, Directors.
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A Kind Letter.

Pauline, S. c., March Is, 1915.
Dear Sirs:-Enclosed is $1OO to
pay for The Times another wear.
Success and good luck to you.
Sincerely,
(Miss) Annie w. Macarthur.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
IS. o. S." SIGNAL

Mrs. F. B. Scott, Union LOO
A. j. Gallman, Jonesville, No. 1 200
VIM. A. Vaughan, US. Army LOO
Grant Sartor, Union, r. - .25
j. M. Foster, Union .25
j. F. Altman, Jr., Pacolet---- 100
Miss Bessie Kendrick, Union so
j. T. Scales, Adamsburg- 100
E. Il. Coleman, Union, r. H. LOO
G. Il. Tucker, Union, r. s. 100
J. P. Williams, Union 100
r. G. Lee, Monarch LOO
A. ID. Sims, Union. r. 1-- so
J. S. Garner, Union-- .25
II. j. Waldrop, Union----1 100
r. E. Willis, Union------- 100
Mrs. P. M. Hedgepeth, Kelton- 200
M. r. Jeter, Santuc- 100
Foster Farr, Union LOO
Miss Annie Macarthur, Pauline LOO
Mrs. Corrie Harris, Union- .25
Monro Rice, Buffalo, r. 1 .25
L. b. Strange, Union-- 100
Total------- $2O25
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19

Jonesville Insurance, Loan & Realty
Co., Plaintiff,
against
Farmers Hardwars Company, of
/. Jonesville, S. c., Defendant.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-03-19
RECEIVERS SALE.

State of South Carolina-County of
Union-Court of Common Pies.
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You cannot defeat an ignorant man
in an argument.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

IitS nTArE yF TENAA.
~ ALL FEHsONS INTERESTED
~ TfiF rsTATE ~ MRS Ef.lZA-
J@sI a. WELLS. pENEAsEu
Apiicc D. herehy given that in CAUSE
No iis pending ~ ihe County Coari
- hpffsh County. Tenas f4isiur in
matters probate ntid case bslne an
appiitaiipn flsis hy airs John n
spanu, laincs ~ her husband John a.
SFabn, faf fnr pssbsfs "a = eertain
.nsifanlcRt IN Nfiflng a. tire last viii
hnd testament ~ aifk EIisahsfh a.
Wells. deceased in Whirn cause the
sail Aiia. sohu D. epaun ana hef hua-
bard. John y Fpan~ are applicants
ana Ri pefNpns Interested in fhc eftafe
are 1cffndAnfs. q fnmHisai1n N3u la.
snc out - the lianeTaeie County Cagfi
~ hueaca County f~fHs nn ars otter
ita tdigtleth day after fhe puhIieafsaE
" ~ notice. o. 'ske tas answers "a
hihfidze Bradshaw and Matte D..
hfadshaes Nifnerers ln ughaif - april.
ranfs. ~ intrrrugsfarles uropo1ndfd q
behalf ~ abe applicants o. aal4 sit
nessea eh.eh lnferfezatafws are noe
20 flis in said cause and Both ~ a1ld
witnesses reside ln the Cify 20 Hop
Elnslic HEfe ~ Kcn3ltAf
WITNESS my aanG and the Hfui -
fhe County Court On tha tAs 1nd daF
20 July. g. d. 1913
AUg UEiuINgEN.
County Clark Mncrea toAntf. Tes
nr CuAN Walters
bepufg.
30
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tur the granting Is > a Caawcn Z
certain franchise entitled IA nfaun
Anee gpnting "a J a. CasWtu hlr
suefeaSVrt and assigns The fleht O.
cnteiruet maintain aud oucrstc q a,a
tenn ~ lnferufhan railways Within ths
cuts ~ corpus CHRISTI ana over. ATOMS
scroas and upan ihuse certain herein
after designated strevss and avenues Il,
the CITY ~ CORPUS Chrisn reAas and
regulating she construction operation
equipment ena maintenance therruG
Against the granting to j N cas-.
Neh a certain franchise entitled IAN
lrd'nWce Rraniiar lo Z. n casWtii
his SUCCESSORS ana zsslsnN the riett "a
construct maintain ana Operate a s,e.
fem ~ lntrfurhan rnliwaYs within tifs
CITY ~ Corpus Christi. ANA oNer aini,s
across AID upon these certain herelr /.
aftsF designated STREETS and asenues II
the city ~ CORPUS Christi. rsNAx ana
rosulstinR shs construction. rnefaf,.,
equipment and maintenance thereof
The matter II holding saia rnee,,l
elreti'n s'iah ~ Eovernea ~ the Laws
es The state ~ Iesaa frreiatinr req
nlar clcciloas Ia she cay ~ e'orpes
chs'ssi. Nueess County, reAas
a coyy ~ this resolution. signsd IA.
The Siasor u tbs cats u Corpua ChFis.
9. shall serve - a proper rutica ~ uaia
eleesten Rnd the said Mayor Il iirccte.
g eause The SAME % be poagrd az =.
said voting place Va naia Notinr pre.
cinst, the ssme helng public place ~
said Caif, and 10 cause the same. a..
selher Nish a cops u said ordlnanee
- ~ published IN sewsraper nan.
'sshed ~ the City Of Corpus chfsstl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

whsrcaa On Inc sib asv ~ Jsiy.
h ltls fbe rfy cgq.cl ef a.. r.ty
"a Corpus Chrrft Nis..a r.ntot.
rerae III IA rsa.iar nra,Ing tald la
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27
SEVERE PUNISH
OF Mrs. Chapel, d IN
Standing, Relieved hid

NJ. Airy ~ e Yrs. sans i
pcll Of this iowa. ssJS iA|
i've years wifi w1aanly "a
stomach troubles. aat rfl
was more Oh . any enc u1t
! tried mo 3 very Std 8 4
but none did re AMI
! read one day aboa Urn
man S tonic. and ! Q t.i ; |
had not t1kcn ba, ahca sl q
] vas almost cured. ht4
Rooo than 81. Us olAef az
tined, rIi ile,i 81
My iricads brc.a tsfiT
looked So Ne'l A vi
Cards. Se,eu a.sn2s ~
DO You. I'D 52si, 3 y
Of the aim a., e % ee'<
such as head. ae, hattN
sleeplessness, and .hiss-S
.eeling2
II so, let rs rr-, yc1 i9f
trial. We feel oordcGf "a
Just as it h7s q aii'lioa csS
the past hall cerarY j
Begin laiiug Ca1dd ~
wont regret i. Al trsssS
H'-ffs g. cHararr As.14
ldyiscy Dar A4nyesH
fssf- . ffssf on y1uf lAts nj $50
TfC1ignon .3T Nsmez. u - W.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

Nuesee County. Tetas fs thirty fml
days prior % ne time ~ holding aala
eittfinnF
1hr ordinance gmnt ana franchise
4hlch D. o. ~ slven sfantea ard
Adopted 90 frlectra. 10 a. follows so.
Nlfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

z ~ ths trsra O. correspond With ~ Jew
- 10 taa noer ~ me bfdEe h''yu
ttrstfaau q bridges and cQiferiA ~
r4rhf- IL way and The mA4niehAt
fferrnf fhsu be- az grantee ehpfile
section % The rraniee herein i,r
re riehf a cnrryirs and tfAnsiefi'h-
ffelrht - aN character eAiffsa
rifrd -tstfs mails On hE 9"n tAl'
0r arrn fhs cam ~ ether rilif9'ia
fseI., Connection with h.s traess. pfp-
viIed IRE same shau in ~ way hlnnei
81 delay ratseurtr tafiie era ii"-
r.aad ~ frelaht ears % any character.
other fhan thf material 10 ~ofk cars
n aranfae. shau b. carried o. Trans
fsrreg over sny par q %'ia ilne YIN.
.n the Cltf Limits rifea c8fi 'i 80
street Chau ffrialn street ana y .hih
-trest ard Central Backward ana ine
san Antonio and Aransss iass Ran
rad Campanys tfack-
saguan d. Al the expiration of
thirty t88l YEARS from the 1aif % me
aaabuan % this ordnance the hiif
SASH have The rehi % purchase iroin
ths grantee hls SUCCESSORS ~ ase'si-A
30 af hs tfarka ears nni equipment
etc. the terms 70 uhlci aal4 ahah pc
lsfsrmlnrd a. Haul ~ Arbitration
e4ns.rflng 20 three flI Numbers ro De-
appointed 81 follows one nieihoft ~
tte sralfee. bis sscfrsHpfs ~ .H
ans member ID me DltF Colrei " lhe
CI1 W Corpus chrsu ite tnif4 nitn .
hog t1 te selected ~ thfse TWO ~
tse nrsi fWo memn rs shAl he unahi.
ta aFree apon the tf,fa mtnDtf u said
leart men r4ch MIRA mem1er may
he aprorfei 1r fhe Judge 70 me l''s-
trrt court ~ saeens cslri5' IeRis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

Il appears thar tho agerman attactsrs
line IN Atras has se9alnea pas~se.lan
~ ne Honehs4 csmelefy. cemyserr
NtNH appear u - much desired
cpnFenlcnen Cleveland Plalndealer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

The Easlland tragedy il TOD
HORRIBLE 60 hc reviewed There
WAS 40 thrill 60 ID. no sach grip
ping romance as characterized tbs
sinking ~ The Titanic, the tarpe.
doing Of the lusitama 4 bulky
steamer crowded with men, NO.
men and children. simply rolled
over on Is side and sank npes
legations viii avail little Wher.
ever q creNi 10 permitted 10 con.
gregaie, there peril il, Tor human
ny ga masse Is siampeded hy im
pulse and lacks the nbihiy a.
lhnk There ought TO 30 law
against crpwls Always they are
dangerous.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

uiainsaiu aEA Operate . system ~ im-
f0rlfitn fa4fNass Nithin me Cify ~
Corpus Chrafl aEd over slonF. across
art grun those certain herinaftsf Dee.
iKnafed streets and AFenGea ~ ne Clty
- Corpus ChrisiL Texas and resuiat
irg fhe construction. osaaraflou. equip
FEHYt ard maiBtsaaHcs thereof
b. 81 ordalnsd b. me CITY Council of
the CITY ~ Corpus Cnusut
Section J. That J al CasWeii. Ma
sucgsssprN ~ assigns hereinafter
termed ard styled 'hs efarfrc. is here
Z b. rreuied. fef q period n thlffy years
I from the date ~ paasage and approval
hereof TIE nEhi privilege ana ffan-
7 ciliee - constructions. nsail tanning amd
opofafins nueie track infefurbaa
j f7ii~af sfstefn within the Cfy - Cor.
pus CHRISTI ard over along acroaa
and upon fhe following harmed streets
avsruea aua alisfs ~ fhe cry ~ Cor
pgs Christ. Tfrss. to-ptii
beginning nc me Intersection - wa
fnf street au1 schatzsi Street Thrnr-
Wiih Water Street pa fhe Intersection
~ Furman AycmHc Thence with Far
man AxeIuo fa fHe Intersection N iisy
Nirw Avenue Thence with nay Naw
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Gamma Hif''I l' AhIrlniiH street
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

ih, Constitution s. not sacred.
hui lhc mwlllingnes of thp poo
pie 70 simplify .or alter 1t nlmost
inakir> n So. $50 matter how mer
Horizons lhe object Of am amoud
meni mas bv ihe yoter rnlhrs b.
we defense Of tried iusliiuliou.
ana. while THIS MAS work rNtreme
hafeishWs IN certain instances. IL
probably saves many bluudprs
ARISING from The disposition ,o
experiment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

Warehouse are absolutely ure
'snary tpl this years cotton crop
Jasi hos well equipped Is Nuepes
e0uuiYf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

Flour Bluff j. grcm fishing
resart u demands exploitation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

HINT 70 thc Epwarib Lcagun
plan great summer chaulaugua
Ior 1910.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

q m npi so much a matter of
"utu NerFsany siil abe Warsaw
a how Germany mill take rrcai
dent Wilson nule.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

ANAAAIH kN faf tfti4ttAHl ~ NaN Nshf ~
cfrIms Csfiafl Tema ne aqtiiaated
damages sison the fliioSins conditions
to-wlis
rms That fhs grartes Nlii srfuaily
canmfacf in Euud nfb me corsiyac-
t.Nn ~ hls fsiIaay afhiu six MATHS
3rafu tee aafe a. TIA acceptance " thin
ordiranoe
5eraaa That tha rrarfrf vii proc
erafe tnf funffriefiaa - said railway
vlgh fsas8rabfe 4iUafrtf ans in corr
fNrfuiif with ere pf1t Hicnn 20 inif
ffauchise. and have al hast tao ard
once r'f'h miles tbersnf ln operation. ns
herein provided within fifteen mqnths
after aAfe ~ rowm~fc.rr aftual cone
sfrustsan and hsYs az leas, une haif
- the balance in operation. az herein
pr0Ni9ca villain - months after the
Date ~ cUru1en irs affaal corBirHc-
Nen and have aI ~ same iH operation.
- herein provided william th IT,
rupuths after ihe 1ste ~ commenrins
SEXUAL cnnsirgrfiar
in aef1uA ~ fha building saii first
iRu ard one fifth miles ia she manner
and Nthin re tin4r nmn herein pre-
ttdel fhe CITY - Corpus Chrsf shall
8 collect said 5000 90 and apfrqprieie
samf az Aa4i18fea damaFsa u aal4
Toe era ene-ffth miles 20 railway are
completed within the ums limit aoote
pfevisifd thf Fnan ~ Two Ihoa Aana
ara Five lianhfrd ti4apf el l'nilafs
shall 30 rffHrael o. stt grantee IN
A~fHHit ~ ihe buiid'nF - nne- half ~
ine ini9nce - said railway Wlfhir the
tNr liuH sa herein provided fhe fr
mAlhinE $1,000 49 lef uitf a'l lIt
Treasurer SHAH Pc ca-iectel bf ihf Guy
5 ~ CORPUS hriatl anl aptf4pfIats3 a.
lqui9aiea damaFen WheD Mif oae-
hnf % inf balance g stil railway d
completed villain Wl1 Nmf iarf iht
additional sum of fl-.lH1 ehall BEL
tafAta a. tal3 srahiee in affaa.t -
thr ifn campletNn 20 saii faleH1
a. hrTrIn provided ffe $4,000 left
aiih ftl NfY Treasurer shalt Dr. eol
ie.t1 hf ttt CRY ~ Corpus thrsu
ani fpprupf tffa Hs lg4.faif3 fnaE
- WHOM mid rtiIpar rHm f'-f
within ne tma uMU u4 aaf g. 11
snau o. returned % aid grantee
PROVIDED however hnt e 'ng delay
pN accasinned nn aceunf 20 maaa'nc-
iAnfe being unable ts i.a ofarf Hs
rA fNf materials cars rii.r nr equip
nNt wifhn thN inn lu 900
sffftr" auHh submit pr'nf ~ tAt
offntia tH Dos uia 0f othfr material
fnr ihe construction ~ i lnr fl
Iite nshihf delivery
thefrf rn acrannt 70 ar''y ~ manu-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

i dash OF rain proves ghm the
vl"ub b1Neu forgotten bow Str
Nsoiher Man a lilile more
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

n" excursion boat operating
from togpus thrlsti should be per
imlird TO carry eue passenger iu
excess Of ihe number specified by
The government.