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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Total receipts :. %
DlSPOSITION-HEAD.


tATTIsE-Receipts were very uBht
this morning. only $50 carloads being re-
ported In the yards. There we're not
enough cattle OF any one kind In sight
TO really make market, As might ne
expected under such circumstances. the
new or interesting features. To quote
II as nomlneily steady with yesterday
would perhaps cover the case. Cornfed
beef steers have been very scarce all
the week and have shown little OF no
change compared with last week. but
cows and heifers are lba2Sc lower than
last week Stockers and feeders have
been In better demand this week and
there has been no real change in prices
as compared with a week ago. Range
beef steers are around lbg8c lower for
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
fed yeariings, ssoOu9.75; fair to good
yeSriinss, 81 75al. Is; good to choice heavy
beeves E.SSG So: common TO fair corn
fed beeves, S6.7tQes6; prime grass beeves.
SsloqS5o; good TO choice grass peeves
NESiT.@: common to fair grass beeves
@O01f 8 good 10 choice grass heifers.
se5ciiOo; good to choice grass cows,
sS@r SsCi e fair fs d sSSs I9S ccas good
70 choice feeders, ST.6OaS. Sb; fair 20 good
feeders, s67Oa7.b 80; good TO choice stockers,
fair 81 70 good stoa s5oSkeIss SS S
stock heifers. @.i5G67b; stock cows;
81. bO6l6 60; stock calves, S6.50QS.8; veal
calves, N.O0gl0Oo; bulls, stays etc.
''''' WYOMING.
q steers... .1l52 20 A steers.. .ll6l g
HoGS-aeceipts We're moderate and
aS SSe Estimates called for eighty-five cars,
or s, 4OO head, brlnsing the week 3, total
up TO S0.lO head. This Is $500 larger
than last week and twice as large as a
year ago, but IL almost $500 smaller than
two weeks ago. An error was made In
thls column when the four days receipts
were given as 36.lOS head. The correct
total for the first four days of the week
was 2,l03 head
Shippers paid about steady prices for
what lights Were on sal sale and S9us dd
butcher atuffs at figures that were con-
sidered Q little higher. No straight loads
Of good lights showed up TO-DAY; sna b me
been that there were hardly any choice
lights coming A shipper buyer paid up
to $40 for little sorted eunch ana an
trimmed up reached N;e5.
Packers were very slow in taking hold
and their early BIDS on mixed nog ts we ors
Tiers made ON heavies were. II anything,
/ hardly as good as yesterday.
Sellers thought themselves entitled Z
more money. and while they had TO wal
until late In the forenoon they finally
| pushed values on mixed and heavy kind
up about a nickel: Once a start wa
Of activity and closed at the best time o
/ the day.
Most OF the packing hogs were bough
! At 50. 60di6 IS, with q sprinkling OF heavie
/ as low as $3.50 and a good showing OF th,
| desirable sort OF butchers as high as ST 90
/ Following a full nickel advance on Mon
day the market has gone down steadily
until today but today's advance jus
/ about covered the midweek slump, ant
Il current values ara very little dfforen
/ from last Saturday. Good lights have no
/ been In decent supply at any time Thu
week and have held about steady al
| fhromNh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

ropean offerings. Total sales, par value,
aEgr' gated 81 Lo.O00.
United States coupon and registered -
declined Y per cent on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Orders for steel Decrease,

NEW YORK. Sept l0.-The untitled
tonnage OF the United States Steel Corr
poration on August 81 totaied 4.s0s. ass
tons, a decrease OF 0.O65 tons from July.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
sioux City Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Sept 10-CATTLE-
Receipts. 800 head; market steady; cows
and heifers, A.S5d6.75.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head: market 10c
higher; heavy, 81 1odr7 So mixed, @.7odD
ITO. light. S63O@67o; bulk of sales. @ 500
Tia
SHEEP AND LANTBs-Receipts 200
head
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

Take DIT. Kings New Discovery. the
best cough, cold. throat and lung medi-
cine made. The first dose helps. SOC. All
druggists. advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
LIverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. i0-wheat--Spot.
No. 1 Manitoba, lis 10ifd: No 2 lis Cd;
No. 3. lis nd; No. 1 Northern Duluth,
lis 9d
CoRN-sDot. American mixed. new.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

NEW YORK. Sept 1O.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods and yarns firm; wool strqn
and foreign markets active; ready-to-
wear trade was spotty and bulses were
reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

SHEEP-Supplies this morning were the
smallest for any day except Saturday
since late In July only about twenty-four
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
80. Louin Grain Marked,

ST. LOUIS. Sept i0.--wHEAT-No. 2
red. S.1s; No. hard nominal, Beptem-
bor, H.OSH December, 95hc.
CoRN-Nominal; September. mo; De-
oember, HHc.
oATs-No. g. 40; No. white, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Coffee Market,

market for coffee futures was rather
steadier today In sympathy with the con-
tinued steadiness OF the primary markets
and on reports OF a somewhat improved
spot demand. Trading. however, was
very quiet and after opening at an adj
vance OF 20 3 points the market showed
comparatively little change, with the close
3 20 points net, higher. March con-
tracts sold at 6.3Sc and May at sac.
Sales. $3.50 bags; September 6lSci Octo-
6.2So; January. 62Tc; February, 6S2c
March, 6sec; April. 6iie; May. 6l6c; June,
6.Sic: July, G.6Gc.
Santos No. 4, DC; cost and freight offers
Were steadier and the lowest offer OF
Santos Is reported was $500, while 670c
American credits.
Rio exchange ON London was 1-led
higher with milrels price unchanged at
Rio and 20 reis higher at Santos.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Tn on Stock yards. Sotuh Omaha,
Neb.. for twenty-four ours ending at 3
O'Clock D. h..
nErEIpra rAnInAnn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Kansa. CITY Grain ana Provisions

KANSAS CITY, sept 1O-wHEAT--
LA; September. se7sc; December. sOAc;
May, s3Ad93Nc.
CORNING. z mixed, esc; No, white.
6sdp71ci September, e7Hc; December. bSAc;
oATs-No. ; white. SsM6e711c No. 2
mixed 8lGi.5c
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

Receipts OF live stock at the five prin-
cipai western markets yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

sAYAlSNAIf. Ca. Sept lo-rURPRN-
T1NE-Firn. 0(i3shc; sales. isS hbls re-
stocks W.0t bbls.
RosIN-FirTn: sales. /. iss bbls. receipts.
49, hbls.; shipments. So bbls. stocks.
el.e6i bbls. Quotations. A, y, s3.o0. =, 70,
t3.oo9a oeit: i. t-6oQao6: +, s3o6ffs 97l< :
%, IT. ], 0fs: X. t3.41No Is: N A150f 20:
N N@; VIC. tl6; WV. s. 8G6N
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

Ev~Perrt~a APnIes cad Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Sept. io.-EvAFoRATED
ApPLFeLnuu
DhIlcr FRUITS-Prunes and raisina
firm Apricots. easy. Peaches. steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Men'sand Young Mems
Suits at Sis. 90

Made of the finest American woolens,
in fancy cheviots, fancy cassimeres, fancy
tan plaids, Glen Urquhart and novelty Of
fects; styles that are new and up-to-date;
silk and serge lined. A saving OF from
$500 to $500 on these Suits, at $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
DEATH Rate IN
UNITED [: |: STATES
IsINGR| |:
Interesting Figures Contained
in Mortality Report of the
Census Bureau.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. g.
The annual report on mortality in
the United States, relating to the
calendar year 1913, which is soon to
pc Issued by Director Harris, OF the
Bureau of the Census, of the Depart
ment OF Commerce, will show a death
rate OF l4.1sper l 900 estimated pop
uiation In the registration area of the
United States. a slight increase as
compared 6, with the rate for 1912.
me report was outlined by DR..
Cressy L. Wilbur, formerly connected
with the division Of vital statistics
Bureau Of the Census, and was pre-
pared under the direction Of Richard
Q. Lappin. Of that division.
In May. 1914, the Census Bureau
issued a preliminary statement re-
lattng to mortality in 1919. but the
detailed report contains many fea-
lures Of interest not included in the
preliminary announcement.
Deaths In Registration Area.
The total number Of deaths Tex
elusive OF stillbirths) in the regis
tration area, which now contains
about two-thirds OF the population of
the United Sites. was S90. S4S. The
lowest rate ever shown In the bu-
reau's report was that for 1912.
which was 1879 per cent. There has
been marked, though not continu-
Gus, decline in the death rate since
1880, when 1t was 1913 per 900,
based on the death among IA per
cent of the country's population.
The registration area of the United
States, as constituted for the year
1913. consists of "a states lin one
OF which, North Carolina. the regis
tra.ion Is restricted 10 municipall-
ties which had 900 population or
over in 19O0), the District ,Colum-
bia, and Al cities in ron-registration
states. The states and cities making
uY this area are those whose regis
tratton Of deaths has been accepted
by the Bureau OF the Census as being
fairly complete lat least 90 per cent
OF the total number of deaths). and
from which transcripts of the death
certificates recorded under the state
laws or municipal ordinances were
received, by the Bureau OF the Cen
lsus.
The estimated population Of the
registration area in 1913 was g.
29s.71S. II has grown from six
tenths OF one per cent of the total
land area of the United States in
1880 to 1856 per cent in 1919, and
the proportion Of the population liy-
ing in 1t has increased from IL per
cent in 1880 to 65.1 per cent in 1918.
Comparative figures for foreign
countries are not available for 1918,
but in 1912 the only important cou1i.
tries or provinces having lower
death rates than the United States
were Norway, 1874 per 1000: Eng
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08

land on Wales 1873. Denmark 10,
the Province Of Ontario s12.4, Holland
|12.S, Australia 1l.2 and New Yea
land 80.
Death Rates Of States.
Following are the death rates pei
1000 population in 1913 for the
states Included within the registra-
Itration are: California 14.5. Colo
RADIO 11.5, Connecticut Is. Indiana
1873. Kentucky 1873. Maine 1873.
Maryland 16.2, Massachusetts 10,
Michigan 13.9, Minnesota 10.4. Mis-
souri, 1875. Montana 12. New Hamp-
shire III. New jersey 1913. New
York is. North Carolina Figures
relate only TO municipalities having
"a population OF 1000 or over in
19o0) 1863, Ohio 1873. Pennsylvania
14.6. Virginia 1873, Washington S.5,
Wisconsin 11.5.
The lowest death rate shown by
any registration state was that for
Washington. SIS per 1000, while
New Hampshire's rate, III. was the
highest. The fact that the average
age OF Washington's population n
much lower than that OF New Hamp-
shire's doubtless constitutes the chief
reason for this difference; and like
explanation holds good in many SINH
lar cases.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
TO REGAIN HEALTH
CLEANSE THE BLOOD

When Your blood is impure, weak;
thin and debilitated, you cannot pos
sibly enjoy good health. Your sys-
TEN becomes receptive Of any or all
diseases, and germs are likely 10 lcds
in some part OF the body. ssl'i
Put your blood in good condition,
and do 80 at once. ~
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts directly
and peculiarly on the blood it puri-
fies, enriches, and reyitalixes it and
builds up the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is not q crire-
all. 1t is the best blood medicine on
the market. 1t has stood the test OF
forty years and is used all over the
world. Get it and begin treatment
today. il will surely help you. So.a
by all druggists.
|Tfff T. n VI 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
BEAUTIES Of
WASHINGTON
C0|N ! ! |.
With Capitals Of Other Nations
by Lord Bryce, Former
British Ambassador.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 81
While legislation is pending in Con-
gress with reference to the govern
ment Of the national capital, the OBJ
ject of which is to determine the fu-
ture relation between the United
States and the District Of Columbia
in matters OF taxation. a paper fur
nished to the National Geographic So,
ciety by Lord Bryce, former British
ambassador to this country, in which
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
Beautiful Trees.

There are legion Of points in favor
OF the young capital upon the Potomac
which are enumerated by Lord Bryce.
There is no more beautifully wooded
city in the world than our national
capital, nor one, according to our
critic, in which the trees seem to be
SO proper part Of the city's life. Fur
Their, where other capitals are crowd
ed, some to point OF almost irrem-
ediable congestion, there is still plenty
OF elbow room In Washington, still.
every opportunity to make improving
changes in buildings and in .city-plan.
Lord Bryce also lays emphasis on the
advantage of our capital in that 1t is
dedicated solely to the business OF
government. Is not noisy commercial
or smoky industrial city. The magnifi-
cent structures in its avenues need
not become sooted with the Crime Of
factories. Lord Bryce concludes his
paper with an appreciation Of the fore
sight OF George Washington, who rea-
li2ed that out OF the wilderness Of his
day an enormous country was to be
evolved which deserved atcapital site
rivalling in setting those OF the most
famous cities Of the earth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08

A.. 4, = N.
aas J, ~ cultpa,i
SUI son swlCa uie isaui ts capilals OF tne
e1n.a,ns Inucn Vi t sisliihcaht ~ !,
I'm M Drsse 40 tne ausn"f VI
So 'llltLVi,l = liie
'tuvy y
I .aAsl. ~ 8 Is 7
ssaes ~ .e
, ,h;st s..s - t cts ~, nv
LIZ. ssh ~, tlies aIt i 1t.
mi.M .wg ,. anu, asciarlGe Inal .ns
Weld oniv IL Constantif,n,,Se with liza n,
Bos8horis amone the '.sreat can;tais
Of fi,es World, fnr cbar,n 81 settinr mr.
frien,llw cr;tIc oontras+s wosh N gfon
with its rival citias'' a,,..oad !" $500 -
berlin and PetrOgrad.
wharaos S..,,ra -. ,.,a,. !,
tho artiStr,, ,,,;.h 49, ~, - 49, =.
the s,4a ~, s,,t,,.a wv" W,a.,, sns -.
lin Inra ~ prvaa Nj, y ~ s ..spa e: d.
On ndv ..aste go. ,s.aa.i.s s' 'a...,. =, IL. 9
and ,,y ,t ss' p p.a ~, VIII nsie
and washed by a sluegish stream The
German canita1 he Continues T. sat- y
", It's streets are broad ana fhey are
l6ordered bys many npble hniidines,
hut the enyirons never Can he bea,l,
tiful because Of an ungracious Nature
Petroprad Inc great Rnssian csn,taI
has but one beauty that os lie snisI,.
did river. Neya Besides th;s straam
there is, nut a fat often water-loeeed'
Surrounding country here ana fSera
dotted with sfaenant nnois. and
swamps. and strefehino info an al
most iimitless distance devoid ~ Ffaaf-
ure. q. M - =
M,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-05

Fur Tho granting to .. u caa,pun 70
rcttain ffhnchisr entitled HNn ordln
hnor riantlnr 60 j H Cnawrl hia
HuNcvssofn and HHstTnn. tho Eahf Co
Coz Hlruct maintain nnd opurtte IL syn.
tom 90 iutculrhan mlWaNa within the
'hy ~ Corpus CHRISTI and over. aiona.
ncfnsH nud upon tnoar certain herein
nfios designated streets aud sNunurn o.
TIE Nitf ~ Corpus Chusu. rrkep. ana
f'tulh'inF The construction. operation.
equipment ana mainionsNeo thereof %
AGAINST the ErantinR ga j. a Gas.
vel u rrrtain franchise entitled IAN
''fuihsfce RfantlnE ca } Al CaHwpli
ms HuccvenerH aud aHslFnH the right 80
construct maintain and uprrnto =. aya
tom ~ intefnihan railways Within tho
'itN Of corpus Nhrlnfi, nnd over. ai0ng.
ncfnHH erd urnn thuHe certain hofoin
"tist designated Htfcets aud avenues ga
the CITY ~ Corpus CHRISTI Texas aud
regulating tho construction. operation.
equipment aud indifference thereof.
The matter ~ holding said spccial
election shalt br governed hy thu laws
~ ~" state ~ rcNbs fveuiatlnr res.
nlar elections IN tho gisy 20 Corpus
Christi, Nurcca County. reNan.
y copy " this resolution signed by
The Mayer ~ The CitY 1T corpna chris
~ shall serve Hs a pfurrr rutice ~ naid
ei"cu"n ana tho said Mayor Is diroete,t
to S'n1c the same tn BE posted up at
r'id victims place 100 snid voting prr
einei the sanc hclnE q public place if
Aali Guy and 90 cause the sansc. CO.
he'hvf With copy of said ordinance
- % published in Newspaper puh.
'eh'd IN the city ~ Corpus christi
N"eccs County, reNaa. for thirty tsal
dnl7 prior 10 the time 81 holding aaia
clrctipr"
me vriinengv, grant and franchise
which ~ 20 he sivvu. sian,cd ard
adopted er fcjceled Ia as follewa. a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-05
ma expense Of me grantee

ana expense of the grantee
section I'd. That mid erlntce shall
continrnnslv aud diligently maintain
ana pc.@ $50 liuo coz limos ~ street
railway cunirr1ated and provided for
ln hiss oi1in Tre ard that he shall
MY fu1nish to the citizens and mhan
FONTS n the city ~ Corpus Christi "a
aatisfattify nnd first. class street car
ryicc in ocr. rjnure herewith. ana
thnt Tor csch and every LAY that such
SER zee s unt rendered hc shall far.
feit become liable 20. and INV ta Tho
sald CTS NJ Corpus christi f,o anon, 10
One Hundred tsl0o uoi Dollars ts t
undated dhmaEcs aud stipulated pen
aliicsi provided. however fhpt the dr.
lcrrupuons N such required daily ser
vice or atoprsen NJ traffic over W
ATOMS his Inc or lines ~ street rail-
way accustomed DIV or urouehi about
hy strikes. or Nv reason ~ his failure
aH the ease may be- to procure or oh.
iFtn necessary supplies 90 urcos.,r.
fixtures or necessary material. within
a reasonable time after me same hsve
boon orirrrd shipped o., rranisc nr b.,
rroenn or storms. cyclones. hIsh gsf.r
hehtuinE. or other oct ~ God nr D.,
reason ~ any other fact or cIrcur,
stance beyond the control ~ me $40
grnnice. shalt Boo and is hereby deemed
q Sufficient ana valid excuse Tor his
not fcnderinr or performing the dntf,s
fnd service aforesaid and no forfrt,
urc or penalty contaminated lo tbfa .+
tinancc shall hc demanded Il the said
rtnntee Tor any failure to 90 or prt
tuin Ms duties or obligations tf,,ae,
this ordinance and contract. bv r,sse,
f auy act ~ God or other unforeasc,
accident
sctiou 20 gr,ntce snail b,v, "a.
'shi hereunder GO use only such row
~ for rr'peilinE intvurhan ears Ia In
DESIGNATED In section So Article ttet
Revised Civil Statutes. 1911. the state
~ TEXAS
Section -. This ordnance shall
tehe effect ani he in force from ana
after iis passage aud approval ana
publication and acceptance.
NOW Therefore. notica ts n.r,R,. al.
IN That the said'rkcticn will ~ nei5
IN the said City ~ Corpus Chr,s,, M
The Time aud placc and within "a.
hours mentioned IN said resolution ana
ia she manacr thervin set ont
ROY MILLER.
Mayor ot the City Of CORPUS Christi
= > MuilIGAN. City secretary
81 The city % Corpus christi
-.----.--- -. laqI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-05

Whereas. on the sih day % July. A
ID. 1915, the City Council ~ tie CIT,
pf Corpus Christi. Nueces County
Texas AT regular meeting held NJ
the CITY Hail on said date, tho fol
loving Fcpuiutlon wan duly offered by
Commissioner Sutherland seconded BY
Commissioner Ward. and adopted BY
the following vote. TO- wit; Roy Miller
~. ". Sutherland. y. -. Ward. J.. a.
collins and J. ". Gallagher. AL vetinE
aye:
"Hosoiutloni
whereas. J ". cnswcll ~ Gan Dicau,
California, has pctliiuned tho city
Council ~ The CITY ~ Corpus Chfiuti.
by virtue of tho authority contained
IN tho charter 81 said city. 10 order
special election fnf the adoption or
rejection % tho legally qualified voters
~ the city " Corpus Christi Of the
grant o. ffnuchlse coufsfnng upor the
sad }. ". caswcli the rlrhth. powers
~ 4 privileges vet forth w the said
al finance entitled AN Ordinance
a. mtlTR 10 I. ~ Cnnwell. his success
10 > and assigns. the right tp construct.
maintain and prrrai" - system - Ia.
terurhan railways within The city u
Corpus Christ, =. - ---uuua-sr.rg pr
SgA n,.,n + - lSlsr.inaftre
dcriEnatcd sirrota and avenues W. the
city ~ Corpus CHRISTI. Texas ana
regulating the construction. operation.
equipment ana maintenance thereof
Therefore. iic u Resolved by the city
Council ~ this ciiy " corpus CHRISTI.
Nuecra County TEXAS
That ~ ~ hereby ordefcn amt an
-.
August A. H. 1915. al Whioh election
ihr adoption ~ frieciiun - Tho gran,
10 j. ~ tasweli hy tho cay ~ Corpus
Chriati ~ tho rlHHis powers ara priv.
ilcEr~ oct forth ln q certain ordinance
entitled An Ordinance granting ,o J
II, 'nrwei. hia successors aud a.
signs. the tigiH a. construct. maintain
ana opefnia h,ftrm ~ intrrurhnn
tnilwnya within tbe Ciiy ~ Corpus
thrisii and over alonr ntrans and
oron those cefiliu hereinafter desiF-
mated streets Hfl aponucH in iho city
81 Corpus Christi. TosaH and rrHuiat.
ing iha construction. operation equip.
mrm ana maintenance thereof" Hhail
hv submitted. said election nhsn be-
held ir the city ~ Corpus Christi in
hund Election Precinct 80. onr. na
The minu haH heretofore been eaiab.
hHhrd aud dralHuptcd nt me cit,
Council ~ tho CITY 81 Corpus ohnau
an qualified voters within thr CitY ~
'Vfpua chIiHf Hhlll vote iu the Wr.
'ordcr'H office in thr city Ihil 10 tho
CITY 81 Cerpul christi
The fulinUiua uffoefa afo horobY nb.
pointed 90 huld uald olreiionl
n %. WuHid pfosilins Judge
g. z MoIrimHn Assistant Judge.
q. a. Wnlirn Cicrh
q q. Ftfimmnnn ClOgl
The pfesldisW Judge 90 said voting
pr'cinri shalt appoint rurh other rlrrkn
20 nrpist in the holding ~ aald election
Ha Hlinii be- recrHHsfy. and ua igracflhri
~ law The polls ~ aid election piace
small hr kept opon ffum uighi O'Clock
a. "a. sea seven o'cloeh % as on ths
10Th any u August q u i9tt. and nt
haih election only inrails unnhflod Ynt
"fr Of the city ~ Corpus Chrmu Nup.
eos tiwuirl Texas nhhli De- allowed 10
vote Voting shall he hy au official
hnliot AZ required ~ hw. ana number
80 aH rrluifol by law. a. the follow lne
fufm, tu.wi.i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-05

Fbt'N WIN Inc ifnfN ~ the san Al
tonic and ArEunah Pass Railway Com
pany. Thence with 4fcuaffr street
: extended 90 irtefncct pifh Mclaughlin
Avenue extended. Thence Win sc,
Ihughlln Avenue 10 tho intersection
~ chiplte Street Thence with Chipitt
street 10 the intersection ~ Last
street Thence wilh Last street a.
Chamberlain Street Thcree With
Chamberlain Street. Ninth street snd
Central boulevard e. aoath bDnndarj
limo - the city ~ Corpus CHRISTI 40.
ginning again GA water street "a la
Intersection win schatzfi street
Thence with schatzsi street 20 lta IN.
ierHocflnn with Mesquite Street
Thence with Mesquite street ga va
intersection with Mann Street Theme
With Mann Street % JiRor street
Thence over Tiger STREET prJ Npfti
broadway % Jones rtreet Thence
with Jones Street 90 rafnuoahua
street extended Thence with Cnfan
cahua Street 10 Antelope Street
Thence with Antelope Street 90 Tanca.
hnh Street Thence with Tarcahun
street 10 MeHtcna Street Thence win
NcHicna Street Ia fssi street u ls
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! az MARI thereof No.. 80 ---'11''
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trolley posts fihli nut Boz iras than sew.
enteou foot above ihe surface nf tho
street arid ni ennsirurilou aud lm
pfevrinrntH Df alIf Railway ahsli he
rnnetfuffed ufdrr fhn aur.fNlainn 90
the cummlHHipnnf I'D HNr.ta anl nib
lie improvements 90 thn Cuf ef corpus
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