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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
ItuH-NiluOIi.

GORDOESNILG.E. VA. September :
a pretty wedding was solemnizcd ~
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Milton. of near town. on Wcdncsda v
morning. when their daughter. Miss
E!ma Lee, became the bride OF j.
Samuel HUFF lr., son OF Mir. and Mrs
!. :. Hun The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. q. w. II. Linnah. Of
Charlottesville. Miss Euyhc Milton
was maid Of honor, while the groom $
brother. Claude L. HUFF was best man.
nnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
ACCUSED BY WOMAN


LYNCHBUHG. Va. September 7.-E.
-. West. Of Austin. Ten. who was en-
route To Virginia Military Institute. is
under $500 bail here 20 answer a
chnre. next Tuesday OF chioroforminv
and Robin. Mrs Jennie y. Gordon o.
so in a hotel here on Tuesday. West
was bailcd soon after arrest. Colonel
;sorer y. James. OF Dauville. a mem
Dor OF the board Of visitors Of the
institute. who happened 10 De in the
City at the time. going on his bond.
West has gone to Lexington. but
will return for preliminary trial on
Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
Little rcrr, o.,Ioor." y, n,,,u

Little Peggy O'MoVre." which viii
be the attraction at the Biiou The
ater next week. Is Il comedy drama in
,o"r acts WIN the scenes laid in
America at the present time. The plot
deals with politics, finance and love.
The chief iisurc In m" piece is Il lit
lie irish girl. witty and tIi OF the
hnmor that Characterizes The ,pcoplo
81 hcr native land. The lines are said
TO u" fun Of rnngcnt humor. and the
S!tu3 tons tense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
Garage Destroyed by Fire.

BRISTOL. VA, September 7.--SheI-
don's automobile garage. one OF the
largest in Bristol was destroyed by
hrc this morning. due TO defective cleo
trlc wiring. II is believed. The loss
IS $4,000. and includes six cars. Val
liable machinery and much new stock
were included in the loss The plant
will he rebuilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
L.. n. WnIdrnp.

SPECIAL TO The Times D.spatCh.l
MINERAL. VA. September r.-E =
Wa!drop. aged SiXty-s!N wears. died
suddenly At his home here on Tues
day afternoon II" had been in feeble
health FOR some months Mr.. Waldrop
- survived by his wife two sons
i."cian and Robert Waldrop. and one
daughter. Miss Florence Waldrop-oll
OF Mineral
tn" funeral services were conducted
from his home OF Wednesday after
noon AT $3.50 o'clock. after which tho
burial took plac &C in Woodlawn Gene
terry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
Mrs. sadie thinker coGmnnn

INDtCIHI 20 he IIIlIeS- IIlSDa Oh.
HAHRlSONBCRG. VA, September =.
While on n visit 10 her mother, near
Timberv.lle. Mrs. Sadie Rinkcr C'off-
mann, twenty-seven years old. dropped
dead in tn" ward from heart failure
Her sister found the body half an hour
later. Surviving her are her husband
II. c. Coffmann: her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Rinkcr. and three sis
ters The funeral was held this morn
ing from tho Reformed Church at Tim
bcrvllle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
Douglas Gordon.
namona" at Academy Mex, wei

for Monday. Tuesday and Wednea.
~ Oh next week, with daily matinecs.
&c management Of the Academy Of
""'c announces the production or IRA :
ona. nllled as cinema opera spec-
|icie. This attraction is the renro :
|uctioh through the combined agencies
| c'hematoSraphy and orchestral mu-
OF Helen Hunt Jackson's famous
'nnan nee or early California. Ramona. ;.
|ne OF the most popular historical love
-orieS ever printed. The moving
IRE presentmcnt OF the narrative is
L" 10 be the longest ever used i'm n
's'e performance. Likewise. its mu-
C'.I score is announced AS Of extra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08

nc weekly roof garden social at
INC central Young Mems Christian Az
''oc'ation Will be hcld AT $50 O'Clock
tonight. The program viii consist
OF chalk talk by James q. Blake
ANA music 10y Miss Margaret Williams
soprano, Sen = Wheatley. i.asso. and
otto T.. MiId" vioiinist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08

ordinary magnitude and scope. being
systematically "cucd'' To every second
Of action The run Of the performance.
is almost three hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08

Stop the sharp pains that come with
hes, remedy-Dr, SETH ARNOLD'S RAII.
SAM. Mhrrantcl Wv ]. L BaMcr--AIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
ENTKAORDINtKY EFFECT
On IIO'rH AnMiI.S

The British and French successes
this week had AN extraordinary effect
ON both armies. The ability OF the
French To make second drive over
the broad front and the same sector
ms that % the big offensive OF the LIST
az July. brought conviction 10 the pro-
iessional skeptics GO over and see
the French. said the British officer.
ii You want 10 50. an army With its
head in the air
Not even the weather can dampcn
;hc high spirits OF both armies The
rain has been OF the persistent. chilly
autumn style. Men who came out OF
tn. trenches plastcr"d with cha
clay. who had been charging under a
weight OF siAty pounds equipment and
then lying in miniature ponds made BY
shell holes. OF on the wet earth dig
IinS and wallowing in the mud. say
Guillcmont is taken. and that pays fo,
The hardships
Tho many new highways which tho
British build by bringing ponderou.
rcad-ma king machines from England
and the new railways which are part
"f Sir Douglas Iiaig's policy. have
saved transports from being mircd.
supplies have gone UP as usual
through the storms on schedule time.
In the camps at the rear the soldiers
make themselves little tents with their
rubber blankets. under which they
cluster for shelter from the downpour
TheE manage 10 keep partly dry. but
those in the fighting line expect 10 be
saturated
whether the private soldier in his
shelter tent or general IN his auto
mobile, IL YOU ask them that old ulles =
uon, when do you think the war Will
De over! YOU Get no opinion OF any
possible conclusion short Of next sum =
mer They ail take many months or
fighting to come no less for granted
than that Eounlan!a's entry and the
artillery results III the Sommc battl.
mean that the allies will dictate their
terms Of peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
DEATHS

inr - EGcEntered Into rest on the even
Is MES Mo n.SIpvyenher d. REV. ROBERT
nn uherai THIS tFRIDAY) AFTERNOON
III IN, Trace Church at 80 o'clock,
iiisrilGI on; Va FREDERICKSBURG Va, and
IISn!lis: Nv. napers please COPY
this morrInn 100
aW,pmek 81 Virginia Hospital. JOIiN ED
|1ttic i, 80 DnEMS. infant son OF j. j. and
' UrIaaa sron residence OF .rrandparents
~, B,fsanS street. at 2:3U T. M Inter
vitcdH ',r n Friends and acuuaintance
o.cio"ciL, Died. Thlrsday evening a, &
eS .ir,rd street. loSEpH IoHNSToE'
Funerai nntinna.h year OF his age.
To Ti;;ScDtlen - her residence iIOg West
IiIn Rl!TTEIst S,se,niemher Z. at 1888 p NJ
.s,f 49, .sr "t occ'l ~ and Catherine r. Long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

4 special communication OF richmond
" Lodge. No. 10. ~. r. n \ ~. will
he held In the Masonic TemnI,
cad and Adams Streets. THIS tFrtiDHYj
fr IEtHOON at } o'clock. To nav tho In 81
FiOute OF respect TO our late brother Wnrs
Ltpiul Thomas u. Stratton. Transie M
FothHrs and members of sister lodges fra
BY order OF the worshipful ma,ter.
ROBERT Il. WTNFEEE
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


IN" funeral Of Joseph Burrows Tree
"lrhtN'n'n" years old. who Was super
int"rd"nt Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company's southern division for
'hir'N-hNc years. was conducted yes
terday afternoon In Washington. Tho
burial was in Gicuwood Cemetery. in
that city Mr.. Tree died "Wednesday
~ the home Of Mrs. y. +. Craig 3l7
Yves. Grace Street
Mr.. Tree, who was q native Of Wash
ine'on. came TO Richmond many years
ago and became id.utiticd with the
work OF extending til" southern Iinca
of the Western Union. He had been
"a IN" employ Of the company for NOR.
man h!ty years. having been retired
ON pension about twelve years ago.
During tho last few years he had SUI
f"i"d several attacks Of illness
MI Ire" first entered telegraph SER
'Iee in 1852. aud during the War Rc-
"een the states was connected with
me Confederate telegraph department
under General William Malone lie re-
turned to commercial work AT the
"nd OF the war. filing a number OF
executive positions with tho Western
onion Company.
He Is survived hy his widow. who
Was Miss France. Evans Of Washing
ton and TWO daughters Mrs Adam
Gray IF Cincinnati ANA Mrs. HiIliard
russell Cf Nashville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
GERMANS BLASTED OUT
OF THEIR OLD POSITIONS
British Feel That Their Uphill Work
in Latest Offensive Is
Over.
FIGHT TO GAIN HIGH GROUND
GuillemOnt Places Them in Possess
sion OF Last OF Old SecUnd-Linc
Trenches - Persistent Rain Does
Not DamIcn Spirits Of Armies.

WITH THE: BRITISH ARMY ~
FRANCE. September 5 fvin London.
September 9TH" British feel that
their uphill work i'm this latest often
sivc is over. with the exception OF the
taking OF Ginchy. For over two
months now their fight has been on"
To gain high ground. over the broad
commanding front. Guillcmont places
them in possession Of the last Of the
old sccond-line trenches. and from the
Sommc 10 Thicpval the Germans now
hay" been blasted out Of their old posi-
iions
This is not the only point in our
favor said British STAFF officer
''rh" Germans chose their ground when
they built this lin" Of fortifications
which they considered by their own al :
mission TO be invuinerable. When tho
British first smashed through, the Ger
inaus said tina, wc were in sack
So We were. in ON" sense. But We had
to mai" an opening In that solid line
OF defense as start in our plans. We
knew the hardest work would come
after tn" great main attnck. and this
is so far accomplished that il is the
Germans now who AR. in a sack.
III ~" prefer 10 cnd the summer Of
fensive and wait for spring then We
shall have puadruple the number Of
guns and go much ammunition that We
shall have 10 k"ei, up daily "A battle Of
guns on four times the length Of the
present from; with all the shell fire OF
the biggest dag in this summers Of
fensiVc in order TO consume the sup
plies arriving daily across The chan
nsl. Why. our present position OF
artillery and infantry advantage on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08

Tn" funeral services for Or Tbon,as
y STATION, Confederate soldier. city
physician. and at one time an officer
IN the Unit.'! states Public Health SER
VIC. wh" died Wednesday, night at II
o'clock IN his home at III North S.v.
"nih street, viii he held from the First
Baptist church this afternoon at ,
" clock The services Will he conduct
ca by Rev. George w. Mcdaniel D. u
lhtermcn: viii be in Shockoc Cemetery
ana TIC active pa!lOearcrs viii t.. mem
b.iS OF l.odg" 80. 10 aud Tuckaho.
Lodge OF Masons, 20 which Dr Stra,-
ton belonged
Honorary pallbcareIs have been
named a. follows: Dr. " e Open
miner In. Il - Garc.n. pr r. =
Levy. James +: Phillips. Jr. James Il
Gordon. i'r + q. Fucker Dr. Edward
Mccarthy Or i. -. Tran, and pr. Il
t.. Phillips
Or Strn,ton Was brother % Can
tain j Taylor Stratton. adjutant OF
Il; T. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
AUTOMOBILE ROUTES

~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~---~
AL trains arrive and depart froza Union
station. foot II san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in E. Paso or
mountain standard time
SANTA FE-
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angelcs-So- SIS Tvs $50 a. ~. No SO
Al p m
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles
Chicago-No- se9 arvs- 10 a. H.. No SIS
FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
(Western DivisiOn-l
For Arizona and California-So. 3 Tvs
2-55 p m. No Z At I-45 p n
From Arizona and Caiiforn.a-NO- s ArVs-
I g. m. No At 80 p n
Eastern Dlvisio1-)
For Kansas City. St Louis and Chica go-
NO VS. l-75 p m; No at IS p m
For Tucumcari-No- s Tvs 7:so a. m
From Chicago. st Louis and Kansas City
G. II. & :. A. AND = P. TRAINS.
For San Antonio. New Orleans and Wash
lngton-So- 1y2 lss- 2-45 a. M No. 10 At
1890 p n
From washington. New Orleans and San
Antonio-No- 9 arvs- $50 p r.. No. 1o1 at
For Arizona and CaI,fornia-No- Tvs
s:45 a m: No al p m; No 1o1 At
I0:15 p m
From Arizona and California-So. iof
arvs 80 a. m No ? al 4.S0 ,. NJ No
TEXAS E PACIFIC.
For Dallas and s. LoGis-So- Iva s:3e
a. m No az S .. n
From s. Louis and DaIlas-SO- arrives
1880 a m; No 8 al s-55 , N
MEXICAN CENTRAL
MEXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
No regular achedrz1e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

day Of August. A D., 1915: that the
total Indebtedness Of the County in
Guiding that of this Warrant does not
, exceed any limit Of Indebtedness pre-
scribed by the Constitution and laws
OF the State Of Texas: that provision
lection or an annual tax sufficient to
pay the intedest on this Warrant and
discharge the principal thereof when
the same becomes due. and that all the
requirements Of law have been COM
piled with by the proper officers for
the creation OF the Indebtedness evil
denced hereby and I'm the issuance OF
this Warrant.
This Warrant IS payable out OF the
- +. Morgan Special Court House and
Jail Fund" OF said County. levied and
collected for the purpt Sc of paying
the principal Of and interest upon this
Warrant provided, however, that
should there be ar any time an in
sufficient amount Of money in said
Jail Fund for the payment OF this
Warrant. or any Of the annexed inter
est Coupons when the same shall be-
come due. then and in such event. this
Warrant and the annexed Coupon shall
be payable out OF any other moneys in
the County Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated and available for that pur-
pose.
In Witness Whereof. the County OF
II Pas0. in the state of Texas. through
its Commissioners Court has caused
the Seal Of the said County 20 be here
unto affixed and this Warrant TO be
signed by the County Judge. counter
signed BY the County Clerk and the
County Auditor. and registered by the
day OF November. A T., 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

At the regular term Of the Commits
si0ners' Court Of FL Paso County. state
Of Texas. held at the Court House IN
II Paso Teas, the County Seat. on
. Tuesday. the 18Th DAY or August. 4
j.. 1915. n the hour OF Eleven o'clock
a. "a. the following members Of said
Court were present
Adrian POOLE. County Judge
Com. James Clifford Precinct No ].
Com Geo. Peudeu. Precinct No -
Com Seth Orndorff. Precinct No s,
Com. J. NJ WaliinC, Precinct No &
Also present T. T. McClintoclS, the
Clerk Of the County Court and EX-Of-
ficio Clerk Of the Commissioners
Court.
Thereupon. The following Resolution
ana Order was introduced. read. duly
considered and on motion unanimously
passed and declared adopted. towit-
Resolution and Order
Whereas BY the Laws OF the state
or Texas Commi ssiouers' Courts OF the
Counties therein have the power and
IL is made their duty TO erect public
buildings and.
Of III Paso County. Texas, deems ir
necessary 70 provide for the Erection
and Construction Of Court House IN
I'll PasO County. Texas and.
Whereas. The said Commissioners
Court has this day and at this time
entered into contract with j. r.
Morgan OF FL Paso. Texas. FOR the con-
structiCu of said Court House and jail
Building I'm accordance with the plans
and specifications heretofore prepared
by frost a frost. Architects. which
contract is on file in the office Of
the County Clerk and EX-Officio Clerk
Of this Court. and which contract is
specifically referred TO and made a
part hereof the same as IL set out at
leaEth herein, and.
Whereas There are not sufficient
funds 10 the Treasury OF Fl PasO CJun-
~ to pay the said J. F. Morgan in fun.
according 10 his contract in cash for
the Construction Of said Court House
and Jail building and il is necessary
in part payment Of said Building 10
issue To said j. +. Morgan interest ?
bearing Warrants Of II Paso County
in the sum Of Seventy-seven Thousand, +
Eight Hundred and Seventy-One Dol 3
lars (S-7,STI .O0D in the amounts pay
able as hereinafter set forth; and.
Whereas. The Commissioners Court
deems 10 advisable and necessary to .
levy a Special Tax as provided by law, .
and to issue TO said Contractor inter
est bearing Warrants I'm the aforesaid
amounts Of the County. against the
said Special Tax and in part payment
for the construction Of the aforesaid
Court House and Jail Building and in .
accordance with the aforesaid contract. I
Now Therefore. Be II Resolved and (
Ordered by the Commissioners Court 4
of FL Paso County. Texas
That the contract heretofore entered &
into by and between the Commission .
ers' Court o. II PasO. Texas. and !. =
Morgan Of Fl PasO. Texas. under date Fl
Of December Il. 1915. for the cOnstruc-
tion and erection OF the Court House .
and Jail Building now being construct
I'd at III FaSO. Texas. within and Tor ,
said County, be and the same is hereby
in all respects approved, ratified and .
confirmed. and said contract is hereby
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

James Brennan Special Court House
and Jail Fund" Of said County. levied
and collected for the purpose OF paying
the principal OF. and interest upon this
Warrant: provided. however, that
should there be at any time an insuffi-
cient amount of money in said James
Brennan Special Court House and Jail
Fund for the payment Of this War
rant, or any Of the annexed interest
coupons when the same shall become
due. and in such event this Warrant
and the annexed coupons shall be pay
able out OF any other moneys in the
County Treasury Of said County. not
otherwise appropriated and available
for that purpose
In Witness Whereof the County OF
FL Paso. in the state of Texas. through
its Commissioners Court. has caused
the seal Of the said Court 10 be here
unto affixed, and this Warrant to be
signed by the County Judge. Counter
signed by the County Clerk and County
Auditor, and Registered by the County
Treasurer. as of this 1sJ uay of No
vember, a Z. 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

Warner Elevator Manufacturing Co.
Special Court House and Jail Fund"
for the payment of the Warrant or
any Of the annexed interest Coupons
when the same shall become dSe then
and in such event. this Warrant and
the annexed Coupons shall be payable
out Of any other moneys in the COun-
" Treasury Of said County, not other
wise appropriated and available for
that purpose
In Witness Whereof. the County Of
III PasO i'm the State Of Texas. through
IT'S Commissioners Court has caused
the seal OF the said County 70 he here
unto affixed. and that Warrant to be
signed by the County Judge, counter
signed by the County Clerk and COun-
~ Auditor. and registered by the COun-
- Treasurer. as Of this the list day
of December. A D., 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

County Auditor
County Treasurer'S r -EistrntiOn Ger
tOficnte.l
I, the undersi gned. the duly elected.
qualified and acting Treasurer q the
County OF FL Paso. in the state Of
Texas, do hereby certify that this War
rant and Coupon thereto attached,
have been duly registered in my office
IN a book provided for that purpose
IN full compliance with law
In Witness Whereof I have here
unto affixed my official signature at
Fl PasO, Texas. this DAY OF
4. D. 1916
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
LOVISGTON. PLAINYIEW AND TATT1f.
NV Wy. AT-TO MAII. In

LsaVas Iatum : a. m Nondays. Wednss-
days and Fridays for Lovington. making
connections al L1vington for Ca<lsbad and
all Joints in Pecos valley. Returning leaves
LoviI gron ] p n on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays Tor PlainvieU. Mcdonald. King
Scott and Tatunl- Fare one way Tatum to
baggage carried free L. II. Jamea. Tatum
New Mexico
TULAROSA-MESCALER auto leaves Tula-
rosa Tor Aescalsro. daily. So round trip. fare
70 Alauog0rdo 81 D " Shoemaker Auto
Line. Tularosa. y. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

County Treasurer.

When said Warrants have been duly
executed and registered they shall be
delivered 10 the said Warner Elevator
Manufacturing Co. in accordance with
the terms OF the aforesaid contract,
between said Warner Elevator Manu-
featuring Co. and said Commissioners
Court in accordance with this Order
and Resolution.
VI
All Resolutions or orders OF this
Court in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed
placed OF Record in the Records Of this
Court and shall be and remain IRE
pealable until SAID Warrants and the
Interest thereon shall have been fully
paid. satisfied and discharged. as here
Passed. ADOPTED and Approved this
18th day OF August, a D.. 1915
ADRIAN POOL
County Judge.
I. p. McCLNTOCK. County Clerk.
BY G. ARANDA. Deputy.
JAMES CLIFFORD. Com. Precinct
No. l; GEO. PENDELI4 Com Precinct
No. .; Seth OrndOrff, Com Precinct No.
.; J. n WALLING. Com Precinct No
On the 18th day Of August, 1915. on
motion duly made and seconded, II is
hereby Ordered that the Commission
ers' Court. Re-execute contract hereto
fore entered into between J. F. Morgan
and said Commissioners Court for
the erection OF the Court House and
Jail Building in Fl PasO County, Texas,
Of date. December "A. 1915. and the
County Judge is hereby authorized TO
Ee-eNecute said contract on behalf OF
the Commissi oners' Court on this date,
and under the same terms and cOndi-
lions set forth in said contract except
Paragraph .. Page 4. be amended TO
read that the sum OF S57.ST7.O0 shall
he paid for. by the execution and de-
livery OF IS Fl Paso County Warrants.
all OF the date. the First day Of No
vember. 1916. - thereof to be for the
principal sum Of 100000 each and
one for the sum Of SS-l-00: Is OF said
100000 Warrants shall be due one
year from their date. - OF said War
rants snail be due Two years from
their date. l. or said Warrants shall
Doe due Three years from their date;
IL OF said Warrants shall be due Four
years from their date and i shall be
iue Five years after its date.
All OF said Warrants enumerated 10
bear interest from the 1st day Of No
vember. 1916. al the rate Of So per
aunuu. interest payable semi-annually-
That the Cash Consideration as men
toned i'm said contract shall be re-
duced IN the amount Of 100000 max
ing the amount Of cash 10 be paid 10
tho said T. =. Morgan under this con
tract TO be S3fS.Ssl00.
The state of Texas
County Of Fl Pas0. S.:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
County Auditor.
I County Treasurer's Registration Ger
fificafe.l

7. the undersigned. the duly elected.
qualified and acting Treasurer Of the
County of Fl Paso. in the State Of Tex
as, do hereby certify that this War
rant and the Coupon thereto attached
have been duly registered in my office
In a Book provided for that purpose in
fun compliance with the law.
In Witness Whereof. I have here
unto affixed my official signature at
Fl Paso. Texas, this day of