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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
FRENCH LOAN UP
ONE POINT ABOVE
FLOTATION PRICE
Paris Bourse Shows Good
Demand for give Per
Cent. National"
GUYoT REVEALS DEFECTS
BY YVES GUYoT
Ex-NfinIster OF Public Work, Editor B'Agence
Econoniaue ct Financiere.

Special Cable 10 the Evening Ledger
PARIS. Jan. THE new loan was
quoted on the Bourse today under the
name Five Per Cent. National" 1t
opened around 50, which is a point above
the subscription price. Selling offers were
few, which is an excellent sign that the
loan is well considered. The demand, on
the other hand. was good and steps had
to be taken to prevent exaggerated quo
tatlons from being brought about.
II cannot be said that the Minister of
Finance overworked himself to bring In
subscriptions to the loan. have already
told how the Bank of France refused to
lower its rate from per cent. to facilitate
borrowing to put into the loan. On top
Of this only very small commission was
allowed for the conversion Of treasury
bonds into the new loan. and as holders
of treasury bonds demanded that the
banks divide their commission with them
the result was that only 2O0O.0OO,O00 out
OF the issue OF $500. 10000 of treasury
bonds were converted
The Ministry Of Finance had another
idea which showed that the issuing Of the
loan was managed by bureaucrats instead
Of by business men. The banks received
commission on subscriptions according
to sliding scale. but the higher the sub
scriptlons amounted the less was the
commission received, Ihe inverse system
was the one which should have been
adopted
The conversion OF per cent. rentes
also had difficulties put in the way which
drove off many persons. This left-handed
work had one good effect. it kept n large
part of the country's reserves from going
into this loan which naturally means
that more Is left for the future.
Parliament meets again January II. and
then will come up the question of under
secretaries OF state. The Budget Com
mittee of the Chamber has refused to vote
the credits asked for them. The question
is one particularly affecting Rene
Bernard, under secretary fer aviation,
Aviation costs s25O.O0O day. In the end
the question Is whether II Is well used
A good many people say Mr.. Bernard has
dsorganlzed the service and
that he has replaced competent aviators
by artillery officers. who get positions,
not through ability. but through favor. 1t
will be hard to have a public discussion
on the subject
The plan to tax food. heat and light
Will come before the Senate, which Will
criticise 1t. but will end by agreeing.
The Bank OF France lost 1l2 1000 900 |
francs, gold. Advances to the State in
creased 100000 and note circulation 49, |
100, 0O0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
BANK LOANS SUBJECT on INTEREST,"
TO COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREf
Local Lenders Explain Reason for Higher Call r.
Here Than in Wall Street-Cambria Deal Almost
ompleted-Lackawann Stumbling Block

Local brokers. as well as bankers, were
interested in some of the unusual inqui-
ries included in the Comptroller of the
Currency's recent call for the condition of
the banks. He pays particular attention
to loans His object Is to ascertain IL
money has been lent by National banks
in violation Of State laws, and he asks for
a list Of all loans made during 1915, upon
which interest was charged or collected
at rates more than the equivalent of per
cent. per annum. The call also asks
whether II Is the custom TO require bor-
rowers to carry deposits when loans are
granted, how much they are lending to
non-depositors and how much is not Sc
cured by collateral. The aggregate of
amounts which borrowers have refused
TO pay banks on account of alleged usury
is asked, and also the total payments
made by banks as penalties for usury.
Rates for call money in this city have
always been a subject of some criticism
from local brokers because they are
usually considerably higher than those
current in New York. Bankers here re-
ply, however, that in times Of stress
Philadelphia brokers fare much better
than those of New York as the banks
here endeavor to stick TO relatively low
rates. For ir stance. in the panic of 1907
when call money scared out of sight In
Wall street the highest rate here was
per cent. and that was only maintained
for a short time. Also local bankers do
not treat call loans as day-to-day trans
actions as In New York. but frequently
let them run for months, so that they
argue the relatively higher rates In times
of easy money are justified and offset by
the greater stability here in times of
stress.
There was little to discuss in the trad
ing on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
today. Gossip chiefly centred around
Cambria Steel and It was said that for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-At the opening
OF the foreign exchange market this
morning reichsmarks failed to hold yes
terdays final rally. Initial figures today
were 1870 1885. against 73& yesterday.
Sterling Shove dstrength at AIN for de-
mand and 4.777s for cables; francs were
better at 5S2l4 for cables and 5.SS for
eherks.
Shortly after midday sterling reacted
TO about 1ac. from the highest of yester-
day TO S4.769s for demand and s4.7T% for
cables. Reichsmarks were quoted at 73Ac.
and there were unconirmed quotations of
731sc.. the low record reached yesterday
The other market was not appreciably
changed. Later sterling was quoted
down to s4.76 and cables to s4.76ss
These figures showed reactions OF Ike
and 1c.. respectively. from the highest
figures of the day. Reichsmarks were
nominal at 73hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

NAL announcement of the new eors-
would be made very soon. II anss1t
that the chief stumbling block has I'm k,S
the attitude of the Lackawanna s.'saaa
stockholders. First they wanted 9.ea w
ter bid for their shares than 80. ana ~ ~
II Is said, after some haggling, was r.sa.. wv
to 30. Then they also wished IA ~ hs'a
the surplus, which is alleged 10 be NJ
proximately s15,000,0 900, distributed h,ss.r
the company was taken over, whesesD'
OF course, the men making the -.
would prefer to have this surplus cas'l sssl
in with the company. Possibly a cosa a'
promise Will be effected Meantime ~"
brta shares continue active and ara ~
leaders with United States Steel NJ ~,
local trading. - Wv
Today dealing I'm bonds was heavv -,
well distributed. Baldwin 5s, LehIph Nv, vp
ley AIS, Lehigh Valley Transit 5s. A..
lean Gas and Electric 5s, Electra ~,
Peoples As and Reading Is we're all prors
inent. ''O"'
A report that a third bidder tor a.
Cramp Shipbullding Company had ~
peared failed to AFFECT the stock. ny
said an OFFER OF par for the controi,..
interest has been made. II Is douhtfrsS
however, II the present owners vons
let the plant go at any such figure In v,.-
of the enormous business In sight Th
company is understood to be alrs.S.
booked UP for three years. Today ~.
orders worth about $4,000 were y
ceived.
Interest in the shares of some OF N.
local insurance companies has increase
of, late. Insurance Company Of Morn
America has been quite unusually arIs.
and continually making new top hRu,.,
while today Alliance Insurance sold Al
new high record. Business during lsis,
said to have been unusually good srs
stockholders are hoping to receive IN.
creased distributions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
FURTHER WEAKNESS
IN CURB MARKET
Offerings Were Light, However.
Only Slight Support From
the Insiders

NEW YORK, Jan. Further weakness
was shown i'm the market for outside Sc
curities today, especially among the
IhSgh-prlced Issues. The offerings. with
ifs~ exceptions. however. were of light
S&hracter, and in many instances there
appeared to be only slight support by
INSIDERS.
Midvale Steel. after a show of steadi-
ness, fell more than n point, but rallied
slightly. Submarine Boat declined a point
while the motor stocks continued a
downward trend. with offerings compar-
atlvely light outside of White and PEERLESS.
Oil shares followed the balance of the
list. although the trading in this group
was less active. ,osder held fairly well.
notwithstanding liberal offering. Inter-
national Petroleum ruled firm.
Tho marine stocks were in fair demand.
and after a show OF firmness developed
a heavy tone Copper stocks were gen.
orally lower. although in most instances
only small fractional changes were
shown. Bonds were irregular
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
DRY GOODS PRICES FIRM
Higher Wages and Scarcity of Dye
stuffs Factors

NEW YORK, Jan, I'm all lines prices
are firm, says the Dry Goods Economist.
Especially are advances in wages, scarce
and high dyestuffs and increased demand
giving strength to fabrics of every kind.
All kinds of staple and fancy cottons
are especially active. and in some cases
the prices reached are almost OF record
character.
In the silk market the chief feature is
the continued advancing OF prices by
manufacturers. who still show unwilling
ness to sell in more than small quantities.
Buyers of wool and worsted dress goods
are showing anxiety to cover their needs
for the coming fall and winter season
The women's garment trade Is looking
forward TO a very active spring season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

delphia Company, s2,5O0,OO0 addtiou,l
commop stock. international AgrlcuI-
tural Corporation, s1l,57s.6Oo first mor,.
gage and collateral trust 20-year snkin.
fund bonds, due 1882.
The officers of the Philadelphia Tru,,
Company have appointed the follovlnr
employees as members of the "ServlceS
Committee for the year 1916: A. j. South.
all, chairman; A. r. Bishop. v. r. Tlldea
f. o. Pearce, Il. l.. Smith. The dutesa
this committee are to receive suggestions
pertaining to welfare, betterment OF serv.
ice and greater efficiency. and to refer
such matters to the officers of the com.
pany for their consideration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
11v "A IN VI "a - IN = w -
RALLIES WERE IN ORDER AFTER
DECLINES, WITH A BETTER DEMAND
Several Stocks Made Sharp Advances When Buying
Became Vigorous in Late Trading-Steel
Common Absorbed
NEW YORK, Jan. 7


ve although declines
better demand evidence
% SO the price London shutdown of the acid of the
o
steel Industry The verified
me OF the furnished
a hout nhuence
The position of
of
to
There OF
Mexican Petroleum which
selling below
i've points made other specaes including Crucbe
Industrial Alcohol Baldwin
in
the had
a n e
American which had
market tone
attributed
good upturns nearly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGs
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

John j. Felin Company. quarterly Ia per
cent on preferred and annual ) per cent. on
common. payable January Is to stock OF rec
sofd January ].
.Aetlla Explosives Company. regular quarterly
- per cent on preierred payable January 25
= = -dEr Shoe Company, Inc. regular quarter
g u per cent on preferred PAYABLE February
o stock Of record January q.
EnItea States Rubber Company; regular
lz1rt1rIF per cent. on nrst preferred and
- PEI cent. on second preferred, payable
lanuaTf 81 to STOCK Of record January 10.
AHerIcan Cigar Company, regular quarterly
" Per cent. payable February l TO stock
OF record January 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7,-At D. M futures
were firm. Quotations were: Jan. Feb.
so5d; March-April, sod: May-June.
Ts2d; July-August. 7S1kd; Oct.-Nov.,
74llad. The sales were 1000 bales, in
Guiding $500 bales American.
Spot cotton today was In good demand
at decline of 10 points on the basis of
Se2d for middling upland. The sales aggre.
gated 10000 bales, including 5000 bales
American. The imports were 1000 bales.
The market for futures closed irregular
at net decline OF 2 to points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Banks Gained $1a,2sO,51O on Currency Movement

the
n
addition
s11 900
ss1s7ooo about much this subtreasury
n gold WI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Liverpool Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL. Jan. THE weekly cot
ton statistics figures In bales follow:
Imports. $4,000; American, 5000; stock.
s2, 900; American. 5000 forwarded, % 900.
American. 1900; exports. 22,147.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Jan. T. BUTTER-Market
steady. Receipts. 19eS packages Extra cream
sry, 3Se.i higher scoring. Sic; state dairy
sO49lcs; lnitation creamery. 22isa28lse
ESGS-hiarket steady, Arm. Receipts 1921
Packages. Extra hrsts, 38c.: hrsts siZlfa5c
nearby whites, 4iRt3c,; mixed color. 3sd3sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS

WESTERN MARYLAND.
1918. Increase.
FuurKh week Deeember.. S324 f42 Si25.96l
9zefn July l--..-....... aa5s305 1,l5S,10s
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Fenrth Eesk December. q. .Its229 S2aI. 700
<zenz .IalE 4 ..-......,. 2T.365,554 53.44a
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
keerth sees December. xl,5II.s0s S352. $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
; QUAKER CITY NATIONAL aAAK

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. Tth. 1915.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
held this day, Fifty Thousand Doli4rs lSS9,-
Oo0) was added to surplus. making that fund
100000. leaylng a halanes In undivided
pronts OF S1e.2T2.4A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
French Gold Holdings Lower

PARIS. Jan. THE Bank Of France
for the week reported a moderate reduc-
tion in gold holdings and sharp drop In
money deposits. Details follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
BAR SILVER

SIN YORK Jan 7--The price OF com
=H=f-sat Atr silver Today Vas 56A With Next
t4a at,Iatz e ~ centa- In London Il ruled
3 IS A-t9 penee-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

Total sales, 1000 shares, compared with
oO, ,Oi3 shares yesterdayt thus far this week,
1883 shares; same period last week, Of,e9O
shnres.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
ANNUAL MEETINGS
PARTNERSHIPS

FREDERICK w. SINCLAIR HAS SEVERED
his connection with all partnerships or
eorPoTation4 doing = general contracting
business with which he has been associated
and viii continue individually az heretofore
under the name OF
FREDERICK W. SINCLAIR.
Mason Builder.
HAVE BOUGHT CIGAR STORE. Iss WEST
Girard ave, from Mrs. Rose Roklel Pre-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

Total sales, S1O1,iI5, compared with s115,-
500 yesterday; thus far this week, S834,41i;
same period last week, Sii3,3I1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

The New York banks gained from Sub.
treasury yesterday si,636.OOO. and gained
So, 900 since last Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
MONEY AND METALS

C8v Associated Press.l
New York. Sept Prime illfl es- i--i-
paper. ~ per cent -..7
Sterling 90 day bills 4sla- demand
ass cables. 4.764375-
Bar silver. IS 4 c.
Mexican dollars. s. sc
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds strong $4,000. al,
Time loans. steady 90 days. =. : {. !.
days. 81 G5iz per cent; six months j." ? W %
Per cent --- 49, or
-rIfnT rate "a per cent last loan -7i-
-Io-5r- nd 2u offered A. -tper cent
Copper. firm: electrolytic- 81 o. z -
non steadv- No. I Northern S2o-59 q luz
No . Northern. $1,000 r -o-5o- No SCUM
en-. $3.50 q 1000. No southern Sls-5e q
Lead. Ss.sOG71o- az.
LONDON METALS MAkhEI
T,,5o1 Eng sept 22-The following
we're the closing quotations Of the London
metals market today
Lead. $50 sis
SPOT copper. flIs; futures. fl1s' electro
lytic. E15s sic. 49,, IN
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency. state bills. 1i0 lhl-
Mexican pesos, SIG
Mexican gold. 4se
Mexican nacionales bills Is 10
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations
Corrected Daily-l
F2s- silver Handy K Harmon quotations.
London lead. $50. SIS.
Copper bar &c
Pig lead. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
Livestock.


Kansas City live~tock- Nlo-e-
Kansas City sept - aoS7 80 - II. -
heavy. 5000 r. 1878. packers ana 14lcht- = :
$40 "a 1890. light. SO r lo-S., pigs 50 z -
f's-tIe-Receiuts 500. Market steac4-
Prime led steers Ss-s5 q $780, " =strrn steers
Se.5Ga a.50. COWS s45oG 1905 heiters. soc
s--1- st7ckers. S5-5eGo-
sheep = Receipts. 1909 Mar-el s.raes
T.arabs $3.50 le-4a- yearliuss 500 2
. 90 v-ethers s. 49, ewes. 5000 p 80
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo Sept 1---ttffl''--l -tl ~ -
zoo Market steady. Beef steers 81 fi a-'" :
cows and heifers. So 5-tt- st9eNeIs ana
le-ders s. n 49, calves $ E le-7e
Hoes=Receipts. 600 Market - 10 80
lever. Top. sl07o: bulk S1e-3e q 1850
Sheep-Receipts- SEQ A4rh-L "1aA-
lambs. $500 1875; ewes So % @
Chicago Livestock Close
f-nfracs- M sept .---hr-~ IL '--i. Is
-- sea- Market slow Bulls TO- z Il-Y''
light sl0-f1I-I5- mixed. $3.50 r. 1855 helFN-
ssS5ar1- rough. Ss-s5 1898 pigs see
Cattle-Receiptz 5000. Market weak IA
tive beef cattle. $3.50 q ll-sg: western st,--7;;
sfae-+- stockerE s+-6e 1-tsf COWS an i
heifers. s5-50 s--o-
Sheet,-Rcceipts. 10000 Market weak
yv.thers- ss.S5 = s-5e: lambs. So % 1910
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
tBy Zeiger Hotel
Hogs-Receipts. goo Market closed -
higher than THURSDAY TOP fie-hv' 'u-H-
80 S9--ieEReeeipts. zee. including. 100
calves BEEF steers. top s. halk $50 ~, (,
7.s5. cows. cop. $50. hul. E4-oo r ,-,l'
heiferz. s458Ts- bulls. $50 fsa5 calves
ssTS Stockers steers sea $685. cow
s455 heiferz. st5on $50. calves. Si-''-4
saeep-Receipts. none.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
STOCKS REACH
HIGH RECORDS
Steel, Prominent Coppers
and Some IndustrialS
Ascend to New Figures.

New York. sept. 22--For the 18th sue
cessive five hour session today's stock r'larle-
trading again passed beyond 100000 shares
with new high records for L = steel prom
inent conpers and more obscure lndustrlaiS-
Trading during the first hour OF the s'9ch
: coo oOa share session. with only slgn-
statement Of activity as tho noon hour al,-
preached L : steel. AT the new maxi
mum Of l1I1s together with tho metals ana
half a score Of specialize furnished an
overwhelming percentage Of the Wnoie' n1-
rails later advanced. some rising 60 Desl
r,-tces OF the year. while Union Pacific at
1zs% was at its highest quotation since
the beginning Of the war
Bonds were firm
The closing was STEADY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
MEXICAN PRICES
SHOWERS DELAY PICKING
OF COTTON OVER TEXAS

Houston. Texas. sept. 11-Mooerat- -
heavy showers occurred during tne leIe pa - !
- .ts week and delayed cotton picking anu
az 100 harvest The last four days Wtr-
cIea- ard cool and favorable for ouleoe-
- Which made rapid progress Colton
- - Ginning are well advanced Bon
v-eeviI continue 20 take new squares as -
- rbe7 are formed and but i-tle lep -
4. s,--,e--e,1 Rice threshiug IS prcsIt4-si--.
,rf-b excellent yield Ranges cane peslll-2
and sweet potatoes were reporred Inos.-s -
good condition Ground is being u -, =
- --i1ts- Wheat and truck Dry weather 5
-eeded in the southern portions OF iVAa9
- T7ore moisture In the northern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
Business Chances.


CHARTER OAK heaters on payments
FOUTZ FOOSHEE CO.
I6 ROOM roomiue house; all light house
keeping; desirable home close IN IN 49,
WELL located cafe. doing fine business. al
D. bargain CASH fixtures cost $500. rai--
road terminal; army post Write t 81
yANTED-To sell half interest in tailor
shop 20 some one who is q military taiio-..
also want 10 hire "a first class military
tailor Call 70 see g l. Fisher. Lynchvill-
rear TT Bliss
WANTED Man or lady who is business
hustler To- omen business opportunity eI-
-hanee. win require from $500 Co $500 cash;
can show you $4,000 year. Address Tor inter
view Success care Herald
PARSONS CHICKEN RANCH for sale: .es-
tabliShed and successful y years oel--s
splendid business and earning 80 per cent
r.st on investment will consider cash ami
trade or partner Phone +22--
ACCOUNT Il sickness will sell dairy and
milk route cheap also irrigated farm -
Jerseys. room Tor 100. Address box ~ Nc
Allen Texas
DRUG fixtures and soda fountains 4 COM
pIete set OF drug fixtures. handsome so1@
fountain. consisting OF showcases. shelving
everything ready to open up first class drus
store Built for party can get location " ~
..rve purchaser benefit Of cash paid easy
terms F. * +. Commission Co. zoo Herald
Bldg FL Paso
ATTENTION HOTEL MEN-Have modern
hotel bon large county seat town. 5000 popu-
larion. 20 rooms. So private hatns. not anu
cold water every room. steam heat rates
$3.50 and s. day. big transient trade: long
lease clea- $500 month price $500: no
agents For full particulars address u T.
e. care Herald. El Paso-
CONFECTIONERY fixtures-Fourteen foot
soda fountain. confectionery shelving ciEaf
and candy cases tables and chairs tanks
and charging outfit. everything complete
ready to omen up first class confectionery &.
viii sell az a bargain: small cash payment
balance easy monthly payments r = r
Commission Co. zoe Herald Bldg. e. Pass
DRUG STORE SACRIFICE
Downtown drug Stor. doing good business.
for sale at "a sacrifice Place is well located
and well known. Price about $1,000 VIII sell
AZ inventory $1,000 cash and balance on rea
souahIe terms. best reason for selling
EXCHANGE
1 Dandy Downtown Cafe Doing good bus
. ass. Tor small rooming house
We have for sale the best suburban gro
Gerry In Fl Paso. strictly high class ai'i
clearing $3.50 10 $500 per month AT invoice
q bout $4,000
Two Iandries-One small. one large and
worth the price asked For price ana terms
See MR.. HUGHES with
JAMES l. MARR COMPANh- 49,
sos san Antonio ST fhone soy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22

PASSED OK DECEMBER g. 1915
SECTION T. BE il ordained 1y the Gity
Council of the CITY ~ p Paso- Texas tti-l
-agrfon us Of the ordinance passed aun ai-
proved December 90 1914 be and me -aili-
i- hereby amended SO that hereafter 7i--
euC-rroN TrN- All public vehicles c-n-r
.han automobile engaged IN the ID -t7'
Union Depot traffic except ass hrf emo 5--l
wise provided. shall have ana take lH'-l
-rsr7- o- inc North side 81 san FRANCISCO
street along the cu-h --ue- and mo- Venice
shall have OF take IT'S place OF slla- A-..I-L
fn the front the East wall OF sara hui.HliE-
than one hundred flH.f lft- --
An public automobile shall have ana take
their stand and place next z" Nii- OAR t--l q
neLiarelV iu front OF ana q" th- cas-. '-
M U-nor building. and across the street
ar track therefrorn provided -eH
that no ,hicle or autouonle sl-t o.
permitted 20 stand On S-lH - rl-
street or IN front 81 salH PARK tAtrp. s-t
,su-n times AS said vehicles and au-nfuHiii--
are meeting incoming p4zse niger trains. ai--
then FOR NOT a longer time than liltetH 'l.-f
arrival OF said train % De SO met
SECTION q Att ordinances or parts OF
ordinance in confiiet win lnle oiNiii'ii :
shall be and the same are nerenN q p-'i-eA III
30 far a- in conflict but no further
SECTION 8 Whereas there is no proper
ordinance regulating the standing anu pia'-
San Francisco street IN the CITY of II Faro.
Texas. creates public enerEency JUSTIFY .
ing the suspension OF tre cnarter rule re-
curing ali ordinance before final adoption
shall lie read az two regular meetings of
fh. CITY Council and said RUE lS hF uuaul-
NOUS vote of The aldermen present and with
this ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage. approval and publication
PASSED and approved this -ith day Il
Tom Lea