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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
J. M. PETIT. JR.
COS King Street

Will have on sale throug bout the
season a full line of the N. Auth
Provision Co., products. Hams, Break
fast Bacon, shoulders, wafer sliced
breakfast bacon, smoked sausage,
Berkshire pure pork sausage, pork
roll. lunch roll, scrapple, souse, pud-
dings, pure lard etc. Also full line
SO southern vegetables, Califowcr,
green peppers, tomatoes, spring on,
ions. brussell sprouts, raddish. All
kinds of fruits and complete stock OF
groceries. Phone 1888. Delivery prompt.
City and Suburban.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
RUSSIAN
CHRISTMAS.

Thersubjects Of the Gar cclebrat-
ed the birth of the Prince OF Peace
Thursday. The MuScovites have ever
held on to old Christmas, the 9th OF
January, and although trees used
during this festive season were sell
ing at ten dollars piece end the
bleak winds OF winter were blowing
over snow drifts, the people entered
into the joy Of the occasion with an
ardor equal to that manifested In
times of tranquility. Business was
brought to standstill On Wednesday
evening, even street cars in cities
having ceasedbto be operated, and the
people gave their undivided attention
to the celebration.
There were gaps III many house
holds in consequence Of the. present
war, but this grim fact did not seem
70 cast its: shadows to any great cx-
tent -
The Russian bear is redisivls and
is shifting around the hsuhts Of the
invaders Of it's realms. It's PAYS are
being felt by the Teutons who are
forced to leave places in which they
supposed they would spend the win.
ter. Cities in which the Teutons were
onsconced are. being evacuated before
millions of Muscovites who are as de-
termined as were the Cossacks who
harrassed Napoleon, nearly, a century
ago, when he was compelled to leave
Moscow the: capital city, to battle
with the SHOWS of winter in. which
most Of his, army peri$hea; =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores Of Alexandria Readers are
Learning the Duty OF the
Kidneys


TO filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid.
ueys are weak.
Backachc and other kidney ills may
follow;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills--thc test
ed kidney REMEDY.
hlcxapdria people endorse Their
worth.
Mrs. Milton Mocrc-12S Duke ST.
Alexandria, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills arc household medicine fol
kidney trouble in our family. ] have
taken them on several occasions for
.backaohe and other kidney disorders
with very beneficial resYlts. am
quite sure that DoaH's Kidney Pills
will help anybody who gives them q
good trial, for i know they are u
medicine of merit. u, -.
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask tor a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills same
that Mrs. Moore had. Foster Mil
burn Co, Props :, Buffalo, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

through the house out into the back
yard and then started dow nthe side
alley. Gaines had taken but a few
steps, when another negro stepped in
front of him and fired. Hubbard and
two other negros are under arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

George Gaines, .colored, was shot
through the abdomen last night, in
Richmond. His condition is critical.
Gaines was called to his front door
by negro named Clarence Hubbard,
who told him that burglars were try
ing to enter his home through one of
the rear windows. The two went
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
Of the letters and said he had been IN
duenced by cheap literature and kid
mapping pictures.

Virginia, in the opinion of Commits
sioner of Agriculture George w:
Koiner, needs market bureau con-
nected with the State Department Of
Agriculture and he will ask the mem
bers of the General Assembly, which
meets on January IL, to make suf-
ficient appropriation for the establish
ment of this adjunct to the depart
mept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
NEWS OF THE DAY

The Bourshe Gazette Of Petrograd
prints sensational story of narrow
escape from death by Emperor VIII
liam during flight in a Zeppelin
airship over Warsaw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
VIRGINIA NEWS

Judge Robert. r.. Prcntis, rf Stuff
ok, chairman Of tho State Corpora.
ton Commission, has been named by
Governor Stuart to succeed himself
lis of February /, 1916.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

AGENTS~-A one cent post card will
put you in touch with an $50 a
week proposition selling Aluminium
Utensils and :, Specialties direct. to
the consumer. Don't let one
cent stand between you and pros
pcrity: Div 4l91: American Alun,i-
mum Mfg. Co. Lemont. Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

Los sT-stick pin, set with small dia-
=. mond;; on king street, Alfred, Pitt
OF Wolf. Finder. will please return
same; to this Office and receive re-
ward i. =, 6.st'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

The losses Of the Teuton allies to
date total more than 100000 i'll kill
ed. wounded, and missing. according
to a dispatch from Zurich The dis
patch gives the Nouvelle Gazette as
it's authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

a score Of names arc included in
gossip in Washington regarding the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

MONEY TO L0AN---S2,500 or per..
ton Of same, on city property
Howard. W. Smith, 107 nortl. Fair
fa:: street.
NOTICE.
Tie annual meeting. Of the stock.
holders Of the Atlantic Building Co.,
fo- tbs election Of officers and !dirsc-
tors fer, Tie ensuing yea. will as held
al its Office, i2a south Royal street,
Alexandria. Virginia, on Thursday,
the goth instant, at. 1890 q. IN.
Louis Boyer, ,jr. II. NJ, Parker,
5.2~ Secretary. President.
. . H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

WAITED. Colored man, handy
with tools, permanent, job: Apply
from 2, to- p: M, at Washington
Floral Co. SO south Patrick st, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

WANrED--I.ian Traveller for 1916.
Age q: TO So. Experience V;oneces-
sary. Salary, commission ald nx,
pense allowance to right mani, +.
McBrady, Chicago. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

= 90 s.sr.tI -7s-sNS:i / . 49, : > -
James Tanner,-a negro. aged fifty
six years, was seriously, if not fatal.
| " injured shortly before noon yes
terday when his head was crushed
between the elevator and the shaft
door in the third floor Of the Silsby
building in Newport News.
Just as his mother left the room
Yesterday Thomas I. .Childress, IS
years old, of South Richmond, fired a
bullet into his brain. The young man
| had been i'll with the grip, and later
pneumonia set in. 1t is believed he
was delirious when he committed the
act.
The police are searching for T. n
Nuchols, Jr., who, posing as the son
of a Detroit banker, eloped to Wash
ington on December 90 with Mrs.
Estellc Louis Crobarger, cashier OF
Murphy's Hotel Richmond. Nuchols is
wanted for giving a $75 worthless
check, drawn on the Detroit Penny
Savings Bank, Mrs. Nuchols, the
! young bride, is anxious to learn of he,
husbands whereabouts.
i Oda Merritt, II years old, OF Bris-
toll, was arranged yesterday on a
charge of having written letter threat
en!ng to kid1lap. the 3-year-old child
of David Emmert, a fruit merchant,
if the latter failed to place $500 at a
designated spot within a given time.
He confessed that he was the author
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

Using iciclcs as weapons. 700 girl
strikers attacked the cigar factory
of Samuel /. Davis L. Co., yesterday
in Pougkeepsic, n. Y. Three were
arrested and fined and the others
were, dispersed by the police. The
girls want more money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

airship over Warsaw.
The losses Of the Teuton allies tt
date total more than 100000 III kill
ed. wounded, and missing, according
to a dispatch from Zurich The dis.
patch gives the Nouvelle Gazette as
its authority.
Using iciclcs as weapons. ZOO CIR
strikers attacked the cigar factory
of Samuel /. Davis L. Co., yesterday
in Pougkeepsic, n. Y. Three were
arrested and fined and the others
wcra, dispersed by the police. The
girls want more money.
Antonio PETITION, a Porto Rican stud
cnt, was put to death in the electric
chair at 0ssinine N y. yesterday
morning shortly after 6 o'clock for
the murder of Miss Bessie Kroner,
Schenectady, N. Y, school teacher
with whom he was infatuated.
The New York Court of .\preals
has denied a motion fora rear:.uipent
of the appeal of Hans Schmidt, the
New York priest, convicted CT the
murder OF Anna Aumtlllcr ard SELL
tencod to die in the electric chair at
Sing Slug next week.
Reports are circulated in Berlin to
the effect that Il treaty has been
signed Wy Jtaly9hy the conditions Of
which Italy is TO receive 3a6,mO:opN
for participating in The war, accord
ing to. special information another
clauses directed against the Vatican.
.--.I~-- =
AJvices have been, received in Lon.
aconing, Nd: of, a triple tragedy at
Rock Spi,igs, Wyoming, in which
former residents Of. Homecoming hg-
uured.. Robert Anderson killed one. Of
children: shot his wife, her death
following at: the Rock Springs Hos
pitaf, and committed suicide.
Two hundred passengers persisted
when an Italian steamer. was SINK
BY a. mine Thursday near San Gioy'
ami di .Medua,. on the Albanian coast
On board, were 425 Montencgrin re-
crui.s from the United Stats The
vessel, laden with foodstuffs, was
bound from. Brindisi, on the italian
cost, across the Adriatic.
The, State Department was advised
yesterday by Ambassador Sharp, at
Paris, that the: French. government
had ordered the captain of the ctuis-
or Descartcs. to act with. great care
and circumspcction and not to stop
any more American vessels. The
cruiser recently stopped three in
Porto Rican waters and removed Ctr
mans, who since have been released.
Vice Admiral ksto, Japanese min
lister Of the navy, announces that the
Fundamental naval program for the
wears between now and 1920 j: to in.
crease the feet BY eight superdrcad.
thoughts and four battle cruisers, az
leart. If finances permit. eight bat
tie cruisers are to be built. The aux
il!sry feet will be increaSaa proper
tin1iatsly. Admiral Kato said
"A Madrid dispatch. says that o~-
inc il the Ea;ssr'E ilhess the rulers
81 al the. German states have beeh
called to Berlin where. there IS great
ahsiesy owing to the fear that esoRn
Ps;..re Frederick william may az
s.i,.,e the ;gctverning power; II adds
that. the ruraor that the KAISER ls IN
a, critical condition is. gaining ground
IL German circles Madrid and that
!t.is seen accented sItrHe a. tEs
German Ehssbgssgg. 49,. 81.
;siasssei4 ;::s.attl'fa J. ssltsF fsAcFs:s'
Sf:.t1S ASsyes ( 4 6SSidt45s Ell the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

LOST-On 8:15 p. M. train from
Washington, Thursday, :>o- from
1Iudson's drug store, black mesh
bag, containing small sum Of mon
~. Reward is returned 10 1215
Prince street. 3.3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
ALExANpRIA GAZETTE sAIyRpA4. ssl2.s.

pi,sbsbie successor Ia the Supreme
Court 81 ths late. Justice Lamsr.
.Amoag them IS Representative and
z iorner Governor Montague
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

FOR Rents room house, I'LL mod.
crn improvements, lc~ly papered
and painted, Apply 42S north Wash.
ington street. =: S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

FOR RENT--First fat, .2l3 o. Roy
al street, Inquire up stairs, 3-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

Antonio PeB,ton, a Porto Rican stud
cnt, was put to death in the electric
chair at Ossinine N y. yesterday
morning shortly after & o'clock for
the murder OF Miss Bessie Kron,er,
Schenectady, N. T., school teacher
with whom he was infatuated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

Two hundred. passengers persisted
when an$Italian steamer, was sunk
BY a mine Thursday near San Gioy'
ami di .Medua, on the Albanian coast
On board were 425. Montencgrin re-
crui.s from the United Stats, The
vessel, laden with ;foodstutfs, was
bound from. Brindisi, on the italian
cost, across the Adriatic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

The New York Court of Apreals
has denied motion. fora rcar:.uinent
of The appeal Of Hans Schmidt, the
New York priest, convicted CT the
murder OF Anna Aumullcr and SELL
tenced to die in the electric chair at
Sin}, Sing next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

Espgtts !. 1scelss from s;g0nstanti-
Aap!ls ~ zen . 4 there pspsf asassrs
{ : ss5y = :. ~ IS Mr. a s:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

AJ4ices have been, received in Lon
aconing, Nd of "a triple tragedy at
Rock spiigs, Wyoming, in which
former residents of Homecoming fig
ured.. Robert Anderson killed ono Of
his children: shot, his wife, her death
following at; the Rock Springs Hos
pitaf, .and committed suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

The State Department was advised
yesterday by Ambassador SHARP, at
Paris, that the: French government
had ordered the captain of the ctuis-
or Descartcs- to act with. great care
and circumspcction and not to stop
any more American vessels. The
cruiser recently stopped three in
Porto Rican waters and removed Ctr
mans who since have been released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08

Reports are circulated in Berlin to
the effect that treaty hs; been
signed Wy Jtaly9hy the conditions Of
which Italy is TO receive s3a6,HrO.om
for participating in The war, accord
ing to. special Information another
clause is directed against the Vatican.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

fmstee with insuillclsut sapstal and
thai said hnslHrss may b. diaraatinnet
a. say ilmp. resulting M great lueoh'
tsnisnre ~ ihe puhlir. and che tart that
safe az aaid properties % lhe touur
thus,l nsiled4 and lAeht lpnseans viii
nsuH in britef sersice, and iu The elm
nation OF dsplisatisn ~ POLLS ans Zines
aton ihr siffets ~ said CITY which IA
piieaiinn 10 unslshili. creates 4 plilig
,msggsney and a. Imperative pubiio az.
rassity requiring ti.e suspsssipn ~ ths
oliaftrf fale providing that so ordinance
~ resolutions shall g. finally lypsFd ou
lhe dsy 81 w. introduction. and that such
aiainaurs ~ resolution shall ~ rad ~
three several meetings "a Tbs eats tnunf
"a ana the Anyaf having delefed that
ttifh pnhlir cuerupncy ani ntsrasltY GA
,sta AID fcquesled We Nfitiar that hnrl
,knitsf rals b. suspended, and that this
ordinance ~ tasssd finally oe ihe asy
~ a. infsua,ffilon, sad that 4 iaks y,
feci aad b. ~ tat fasoe from and sfisf
,fs paasaaa, u j. - ordered
lassud ~ che llsh day - li'eeini'ss.
A ~. 1914,
Appro,ed ~ he i1,h day ~ Deecm'
t,.r. A n 1919
ROY MILLER. AlayYT - tns Clly ~
rurpuf thrieii
ih.an Aitesti " . MCLiIGAk.
elif SECRETARY - ihe cay 81 Corpus
fifitii
Approved l,aermher liza. A. -. lBis.
HieAFif. SAVAGE cts Attorney
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

~ tha C.t oi Corpus thiisti. Toxas he
h0iA nH the 18Th iss uf January 4 %
ain iuf the pWF0sr 81 detrrnlninF "
b u hhfdHe So Trustee uf and lnf The
lHpla4 ll,s intiaugis ppuHi D, The Peoples
lFhi lompaef may cell enc entire firr'
ifif plant and tutlnass in tlir iit4 81
Corpus Christi fekas formerly owned
and Operated hy aid corporation, and
now npffatofi hy tht tald N u ElaiidHe
"a Che Corpus Dhflsii Railway and Light
lompany ~ fnIrus thnsti. fexss
section Ttat fhs roiis ~ such sler
uon shAll d. Kept apon fnm eight
o'clock A N - sfftn uoierk 4 n and
that AZ taia election al qualified s0isrs
sofidiha Ia ths tfif N tafrns thfisil
shalt d. allowed % vote. ADD that the
polling places and presiding affloels ~
'.,I a..tI,. sb.H III t.ae.+inrlr A.
iuiiaeai There qhail o. cine lailinF place
a the Citf ilan ani Pee eistlon "
Bond ile0iien purlnri SO ~ she tity
- copus Chusii sud q % Wright Il
hereby Npfn,afcd a. presiding ledge,
and y nrrfsman aud ~ = Jarrett
a.sisiani luages
section That ne form ~ ballot 20
H. nssd Do sa.a si~iion ipf fhpse voting
"a favor ~ ihe sals hg y j. fiduaTs
Trustee. ~ thf entire electric slant add
bnsinrsa fafinf4lf OPERATED w fhr
p.s,pita iiahi tampang and noN ofafai
"a y, rad Inl.ts,. in Corpus tasisii
igtas. h. Or Corpus christi ifaileaY and
l4elf luupan3. shall he ~ foilnNsf
.fr shc tsis IS 3 u ridrdge Trus
,-s 81 49, eniiff slecifie plant and UiIsi.
ness fsfmrgiy gFffptsJ - the Peoples
tseit COMPANY ln Corpus ilflaii. ~ thr
fosniia fhfi.ii Nsiluas and light sam
PAM
Add ihe forn ~ haitd % 81 used ~
aid siftinn inf thosf voting against
~ sale tf fhe mn . y iliridar
trustee. 80 said fleiiflf plaHi nrd hfal
ness tn the corpus fhrisii Naneas and
ileaf Company shah ~ ~ iail0ryf
aAgsle.t thr salr 10 f u hidfidgr
frasi.e n sad eifffrif pisnt Ani bnal
n..s formerly n,tfsied w thf People
fasif rame4ns ~ az impue Christ
gailaay and llgit fcmpanyf
NlftlYn That fsn fisstion shat
h. hid ID asfordsnre viih The fspefA
ASS III lAe STATE. - ~ AZ same ~
tppissiif. snd nei M rrniiirt vita ~
Csfy Charter
4 k.siisn B ~ AfaYar ~ ~ ciy p
Csfpas Christi u hereby aifffisd 4
fauas i.ssfaf rstiee ~ aid flsrtien ~ n
published n arspfiaufr STA ~ term
N the fify ftarisf ~ 4 pfflea q Api
ii.a tlan ibifty f1g days pief - "a
aafs ~ taId elfstipa
section q 1ss fst thai ~ piaprr',''
farmeflf heiousScH % thf fenpirf iA9h
COMPANY nfr pge sriag eirefs''a ~ ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
norIcE oT sTT1IAL ELKcrIoh

Nptla u hf4fbs Hssfn thai slstial
eir5fion Win h. hld IN the CITY ~ lot'
ms ihnsti on she isih dsF 81 ian,IsfYl
a ~ iala. ppf,asat ~ ard IN aseofa
anso Nith he ioiiaaieE prosisipnz "
80 agdiaanna PASSED ~ thf City Council
ana approved ~ She Aayur IN The iidk
aar ~ lAofni,sr a y spis,
Bl ~ ORDAINED ~ Ti1t Cfff
eulfNriL az fifE CITY ~ CUR,
FNH ftiRlhfls
kseiisn That a 10 heuff osieftd
thet ~ cierilen ~ tbc qisaiiiift sntefh
81 ne City II tufpas thYlsfi. Texas,
- Afid % the islh day 81 4anlsffs
A h. lsid for she pnrpose - dffsrmin
iae n & n FifridFe ~ Tfias'se - and
~ tnf pfnt4 fass fgrnfriy euara ~ tho
lroi.les llfhf ysnpsny, may I'll ~
esiifs eiessfsr plant ana iHlsinfte ~
an cts "a Corpus christi 2 tss. form
sfiy ~ I'D ssa rFessssa ~ raid 81
,.sfstis,a. aud nau operated ~ fhf esif
~ ~ Kdfidss, 81 ths lespae thFisii
l,aslwsy kna Light bpnilRhy u 1eiYa,
thdsii. Teras
ns.4ion x That ihe polls y fHeh
election dali b. heFt eI'fn frvH right
o'siark a - % sffsn eeipsk = y aes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
MENTION

Nrs nca fflsta iH reported ae falla
d Nfinf from arleal Nsehe
.uaraH
kiiar s. HaHdalt i-lfei5nF psassn
aetui fof ihf b lu ihe sliy
Iau a fufH nho n4s Heen tiaif.
Goes H ihf r.f yesterday icii ~ niH
Aome In lat sesaa NeN NtMco
GNVri 4ohns b expected home ia
0lfht ffaiH Nrn Of'faHr ahogt De- hHt
neen aiie9d'nr ihp d.slrlr meeting ~
Rotary rlHh
I,cc n tanes of san AHioule B. e
siior in fhe ou hieppne st he
NuerHa
OR ffJ 49, ra'ia .ud aif, anJ f.hn
liot noiif W uhin ~, visitors in ihr
cifs rsesia ai fhf NunrrH
Mrs g $3.50 HH1 Miss Haffieii ~.
samlnasr ~ kahaas clff Aiu efs
slhne a iha elf guests be ihf Nu.
fran
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

that n said elertlnn an saalllsee nstts
residing H. thq Olty of CefppH lii4lail
shall b, allowed e. sote. and that ne
pollirR place. ADD pfeeiilnR oliierfs VI
said tlafinn shan 81 respectively as tol
'sssi lAair shnii b. ppf pslllnN plsce
a ths Citv Hail aud Fire HtAglen. Va
bond Election Precinct No 81 che city
uf Corpus lhfssti. aut q a Wright \
hlneby apteiink A. presiding Judge,
ard 4 4 Mfffimah and u N NaFrtt
asalsiaAt Judges
Fcot,ab B. 1haf The fafia ~ hsllst 10
lsr used IN nnld election loo those "
laiaf ~ tha sals ~ " 81 Eldfldgr.
fnasisf nf ihn entire electric plant aHi
0nalnNw iafmerly opsfafed W ths
peuplrs Lisht rnmpant and now opefsi'
81 ID asid IFusier. IN corpus iisrifts,
1Ahs ~ tbs tafpua CHRISTI Railway
sad ilsht Company. shall 10 a. fuilawsi
fnf The eaie ~ 4 u kldfidup, ffastes
IL the entire elrttne plant aAd husleael
iafmpfls orssalfd ~ tbs rraplN flnht
toasFaay ~ forrus Chrlstls - MS Cor.
pms cafi-fi Halfway aed lssAt npmlecg
AID ihe form ~ lailot 70 ~ psed IN
said election teF thene voting RFnlust
the sale hy The eaia 3 n EAflaesa
Igusler, ~ sasi rissffie plant ard busi,
npss 81 thf Corpse thflsu lailrst ard
iiahi 1aiapsay .hail ~ a. iellousi
Against ~ sale ~ ~ u IlifiiRt.
Irasla4. " Aaia altctfit pisAf AID busi
ngss farmofly opgrntsd By IN Peoples
l4rtf tumimny Va tins Corpus Christi
Hali~aY ard iarhs ssmpsnY
hsei,an tbnt said sieetiun shali ~
htli 10 atfDfi4aoe niih he aeiiefal isWA
of ts,s Hiatr. ~ far ~ same sfe aprllS'
a:ds. sud rst Ia conilisi Nlih the CITY
Charter
hiyilan = The Mayor ~ abe city "
(oypas thYie23 u hereby directed 20
cause proper nuiira 81 sala eleftlsa "a "
ls,hllshsd IN aeeisillanee With Tbs tefmA
~ the city Charter sDr period u nos
le.s than thirty 1901 days pslos % sha
date ~ said flaffion
Maid sDseslon u henlsy ordered 10 We
hcid IN keeofanare with ths nbdFe pros
plsiins ~ the said ufdinanee. and the
general laws generating elections, "a W
faf ns same SIRE apflifahltf Ard he
fffsns aamei shove eff appointed
Judges ~ aid f'itilan &na thlk HAtis4
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ihe sefpus thrisss gsllr and Daily
flfaH
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
FARMERS 70 VET At ANGELO

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irniat nir hald their anraal cpnrvr.
tiar ln san tnerie. TfnaH. 80 nrat
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hanarcd feirsafes ir attendance ffu+
feetnfine fhr five DISTRICT farinffs pu-
if4s 81 Tftas
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ssfnn1trf uno ere ntatinr arrarRe-
fnsnis Is ~aieriain re e0ufsutian, eH-
t,.rf af1Is9 ufifemf tn 80 ufIuitf
Il az farnffF snlrnf - Ier1F 81 81.
tend.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

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A SPECIAL ffIg1ifiA ~ ltif
CRY ~ CORPUS CHRISTI nf Iht
QUALIFIED VOTERS uF SAID CITY
FOR IHf piHnlrE rF UEltnMiA
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IN AMI AND BUSINESS ~ 1iik
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FtAtseELi OPERATED ~ Ilik
pTNpLFE LIGHT COMPANY. 10
TIN CORPUS CHRISTI HALLWAY
hyD LIGHT COMPANY, ~ AffohD.
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GrNynAL fANS ~ 1iIt riAlt
~ TFKAs AIAd'TED ~ IHf
THIRTY YNi-HlH Lb'fni.ATi ~.
~ nm STATE 90 TE1AN. AND
pffl. ARM Az ENEArFNtfs
AZ M faDklSkD ~ IiIk CITY
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f..fios That 4 y fepfy uf1effa
sisAA ~ clsszisa " thf quali,ct feffi'