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for any judge of the United States Circuit 

 Court for the Ninth Judicial Circuit in de- 

 fault of such appointment, to appoint such a 

 successor, or successors, on the application of 

 the holders of not less than one-tenth in amount 

 of the said bonds then outstanding, — one 

 Trustee always to be a private person, and the 

 other to be a Trust Company organized under 

 the laws of the State of Illinois. 



And upon any such appointment being made, 

 and the said trust being accepted, such suc- 

 cessors or substitute Trustees shall, without 

 further act or deed, become vested with all and 

 singular the estate, right and powers, and shall 

 perform all the duties of Trustees, in like man- 

 ner, and with the same effect as if named in 

 this instrument as Trustees. 



Always provided, however, that the imme- 

 diate successor, if any there be, to John K. 

 Lyon, Trustee, shall be John W. Gary, of Chi- 

 cago, State of Illinois, if said Gary will at the 

 time accept such trust. 



ARTICLE XXVIII. 



The holders of a majority in amount of the 

 outstanding bonds secured by this instrument, 

 provided the Company shall join, (or the 

 holders of three-quarters in amount of the 

 bonds then outstanding hereunder without such 

 joinder) may, by a writing under their respect- 

 ive hands and seals, change the Trustees and 



