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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-10
VIZ TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.

Will issue Exchange or Telegraphic Transfers,
available in all parts of the United States, Canadas
and Europe.
Buy a. the highest rates, Gold Dust, Coin, Gold
and Silver Bullion and Local Securities.
Keen current accounts with merchants, stockmen
f~reistsfars and others subject to sight drafts.
viii nav anoc,,.l attention to collections, and al
other business entrusted to our care.
Will pay interest /, n time deposits, and discount
notes or bankable paper.
Will make advances TO merchants, stock dealers ans
others, as are suited to their requirements.
Will give freight ates on wool to all Eastern cities,
and make LIBERAL advances On same at a low rate of
interest.
DIRECTORS:
s. HAUSER JOS. s. HILL,
T. G. POWER JNO. HUNSBERGER
w. G, CONRAD, r. A. UKF
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-10
Elegance and Purity

Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity
are using Ps7ker's Hair Balsam. It is the
best article sold for restoring gray hairsto its
original color, beauty and lustre. s4aaas
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, having bought the dairy business
formerly belonging to Mr. John Neubert, hope by close
attention to business and the supe ior quality of milk
and creamsuppliedt to customers. to give entire salts
faction. Having moved the dairy to Delatraz's Ranch
in town, we will be able to deliver milk and cream
twice . day, before 6 q. m. and s p. M, thereby sup
plying a want long felt by our citizens.
EITHER q EMBLETON,
s6tf Excelsior Dairy.
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ATTENTION -FREIGHTERs.

Teams can find good Freight from Barrows q Allis
mil, Judith Gap, to Benton. by applying to
26-2m SEVERANCE 6 CO., Okla
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CHANGE.

CHANGE
].
Shady trees,
Babbling brook,
Girl in hammock
Reading book.
Golden curls,
Tiny feet,
Girl ip hammock
Looks So sweet.
Man rides pasl,
Big mustache,
Glrl in hammock
Makes a mash
Mash is mutual,
nav la get,
Man and maiden
Married get.
Married now,
One year ago,
Keeping house
On Baxter Row.
Red hot stove,
Beefsteak frying,
Glrl got married
Cooking trying.
Cheeks all burning,
Eyes look red;
Cir, got married
Nearly dead.
Biscuit burnt up
Beefsteak charryy
Girl got married
Awful sorry.
Man comes home,
Tears mustache,
Mad as blazes,
Got no hash.
Thinks of hammock
In the Tane-
Wishes maiden
Back again.
Maiden also
Thinks of swing;
Wants to get back,
Too, poor thing!
III.
Hour of midnight
Baby squauking,
Man in sock feet
Bravefy walking.
Baby yells on;
Now, the other
Twin, he strikes up
Like his brother.
Pareg ORC
BY the bottle,
Emptied into
Baby's throttle.
Naughty tack,
Points in air.
Waiting some ones
Foot to tear.
Man in sock feet
See him-there!
Holy Moses!
Hear him swear!
Raving crazy,
Gets his gun,
Blows his head off,
Dead and gone.
Nv.
Pretty widow,
With a book,
In the hammock
By the brook.
Man rides past,
Big mustache;
Keeps on riding.
Nary l'mashi
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16
Abilene


Special TO the Herald.
'AnrLESr, February 1.-THE prisoners In
Buffalo Gap jail, two in number, escaped
few nights ago, one Of them being Jack
McGee, In for murder. This is his second
escape from this JAIL and we are informed
the same means were employed and the
exit accomplished In the same manner as in
the delivery in December
Rev. George W. Veity, OF this Methodist
circuit, Sunday last organized a Methodist
Episcopal church south here with fifteen or
sixteen members and the committee on
church building this morning raised over
5000, which, with the mission fund of 500,
will enable them to begin work on church
building about March 10.
our town is full of people looking for
homes, and land is being purchased for &C
tual settlement every day. Quite n num-
Der of Calfornians have made large invest
ments in handsome for wheat farms,
others for the purpose of sheep ranches.
our weather has been delightful so far,
with Just enough rain to put the ground in
fine condition for wheat, which is looking
splendidly.
Residents of Abilene are planting great
many fruit trees and vines.
Mr.. Heyck, one of our enterprisins citi-
zens, has enclosed twenty acres of land
near the town, and erected a large two
story dwelling, and has set out during the
winter 300 grape-vines, 300 fruit trees, in
Guiding peaches, figs. apples, etc, and many
varieties of ornamental shrubbery and
vines.
Mr.. c. w. Merchants large stone build
ing is nearly finished, and will be occupied
by his family this spring. Upon the com
pletion OF his residence he will commence
an artesian well.
MIR. G.. C. Peck will erect a two-story
stone building on his lot on Oak street,
soon.
Business is picking up fast, and our streets
are full of teams, again presenting lively
appearance.
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9ceftanr0.


" b. Taylor estrays before W. II; Price, Jus.
tice of the Peace, one brown mare, about years
old and about II hands high; branded on inc
left shoulder. V alue SIS.
A. Dorsey estrays before j. A. Lindsay soifst
mare, abont 10 years old, and about li's hands
high; branded dimly 10 on left shoulder, LETT
hind foot white, and white streak in forehead.
r. l.. Nix cstrays before j. A. Lindsay ono
chestnut. sorrel horse about years oin l25i ~.
shor ider. IL star in forehead, and right NINA iooI
whi,t Value $40
c. w Ayers estrayed before George Robert
son, Justice of Peace, one sorrcl mare, blaze
hapds high, years old, branded circled Il on left
shoulder one bay horse IL hands high , yea
old. branded X on left shoulder. Value, $40.
Z Moore cstrays before " II, Price, one one,
IN are, bout six years old, 10 hands hIsh. NV
waite II nose, white on left fore foot no brand,
ynlra, $50. one dark bay mare, abAt hYe
arH old, ii hands high branded y ny INC
Ig.t jaw, and indescribably orkSsN shout
j. X McAmies estrays before Justice T. B.
ed on left side; two brown mares, about TWO 10
three years old, brand NJ on left shoulder, and
one yGar-old colt, black, no brands Value $50.
Taken mp 10y + X. Martyr and estrayed before
W ". Edwards, j. p. January p, lss2 hgnE
sorrel horse 3.year-old, white face, about II IL
hands high, branded W seven W on left Shout
der. Value go
Taken M by \ 5 Prutt and cstrayci before
j. 4. Lindsey. J. p, January Z. ISIS one .rAG
oxen: one Il dark red. white face. with >OInH red
marked crop on right ear and hole In leii ear,
branded d g on left hip or years Old; one
white and red SpeCks more red on head ana meek
than body. marked swallow fork n eoCh car,
brand indescribabe on left hip, or years Old:
points of the horns of both oxen sawed ON
bpth Stroys Nnlup $50
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COURT DECISIONS.
SYNOPSIS of the Opinions of the Commits
sioners of Appeals.

sioners of Appeals.
Walter NJ. Booth VS.. f. Il. Strippleman ct
ais; error from Colorado county. There
being no further assignment of errors in the
record than the marginal words, Put in
after the transcript was made up the
court cannot consider the case. Watts, C.
Fannie e. Andrews ct ais. VS.. MineryaE.
Alexander ct al; appeal from Galveston
county. Appellant was appointed guardian
of the minor in controversy by the district
court of Chambers county, from which he
was afterward removed by same same
of Galveston county, afterward, APP
pellant applied for appointment; The
court decreed that it had no jurisdiction.
An appeal was taken to the district court,
and the Judgment of the county court sus-
tanned. Held, under the statute then IN
force a proceeding for the appointment
of the guardian OF the person and es-
t,te of an orphan, or either, shall be com
menced i'm the county where the surviving
parent resided at the time of death or where
the orphan is ionnu or where tue principal
estate may be, and the surviving parent
resided in Chambers county, the dlstrict
court of that county had jurisdiction ana
the county court of Galveston county, ala
not err i'm so holding. Affirmed. Watts, C.
Ueidenheimer Bros VS.. j. ID. Braman;
appeal from Galveston county. In pro-
ceedings under the statute in case of levy
upon goods, where they are in the poss-
ession OF the claimant, the burden Of proof
is on the plaintiff, though II is usually de-
termined by the return Of the officer on the
writ. II the return fail to show on whose
possession the property levied on was found,
tbe court is justified in swearing the officer
who made the levy in order TO find out in
whose possession was the property on
which levy was made. An assignment Is
not invalid simply because il may operate
10 hinder and delay creditors, Tor this Is
not only the usual but almost the inyariable
consequence OF the same. Affirmed.
Watts. c..
Alice NJ. Adams vs. Mary Mccoy, appeai;
from Freesione county. The appellant a.
heir of w liam b. Moore, deceased, had
received ON the estate property OF more
value than the unpaid balance on the ludS-
meDt sought n be reviewed. Held, 10 sich
cases the liability Of the heir is dependeDt
upon the value Of the property received by
che heir from the ancestors estate. IN an
fiction on a Judgment, whether by scire "a
f,s or debt & revive. 10 is-nOt necessary ior
ale plaintifftO bring before the CONT The
proce-dings Of the iormer suit. II tie luhf-
rr,s-1lt be v,iid the defendant may plead tiie
natter which shows il nulliiy.
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Palestine.
Special to the Herald.

PALESTINE, February 13.-The county
court to-day sent black woman and a
white man convicted of cohabitation, to Bra
EOS county to work out fine of $3.50 at the
rate of So month, and waltzed Henry
Rather, of Huntsville, to the same place,
for robbery.
General Manager HoXie arrived here in
special car this afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs. HoXie and other ladies. He comes to
inspect the town and tomorrow goes wes'
to Taylor; thence, perhaps to San Antonio.
Mr.. Hoxie was greeted here with the ut
most cordiality by all his old friends in
town. Changes are prophesie& from this
sudden and unlooked-for visit.
PALESTINE, February 14.-Work was re-
sumed to-day on the Trinity G Sabine rail-
road, where for weeks past contractors,
workmen and teams have stuck i'll the mud.
Building of the road will now be hurried
forward until connection is made with
Bremond's narrow-gauge, few miles be-
You'd Moscow.
The projected building of 'Gould's road
into Mexico has not yet been given
up. Mr. Volney Hall, late postmas-
ter at Marshall, has been sent out as right
of-way agent at a salary of So, 600 year,
and will proceed at once to Laredo to coal-
mence his labors of securing the right of
way to the City of Mexico.
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Corsicana.


Special to the Herald.
CoRsIcANA, February 3-Our commits
sioners' court convened to-day with an ex-
ceedingly large amount OF business before
them. ,,-.,
The break in the Central railway at Will
low Pond and the washing away OF the
trestle at Chambers Creek, has deprived
us of mails from the north for two days: It
is thought, however, that the road VIII pe
renaired tomorrow and in running order.
The train from Houston doubled back at
noon. and this evenings does the same, so
that no disarrangement of the schedule
time is caused south of here,
The Texas & st. Louis Railroad company
are now using all their freight trains as con-
struction trains, and received to-day, VIA
the Iron Mountain road, three new locomo-
tiyes.
Colonel Van Dyne, the new slperintend-
ont made n "trip over the road yesterday
and to-day, and will push the work in every
particular.
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Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald'
LAMPAsAs, February 4.-James Dickin-
son, indicted in San Saba county last Sen
TENDER for DEMONSTRATING, was arrested and
Jailed here yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Wolf and Alex Gould was arrested in this
county to-day for the same oheAse by
deputy from Erath county, assisted by an
officer here. He was married since coming
10 this county. His wife attempted TO
shoot one of the officers in the breast with a
six-shooter while the arrest was being made,
but the pistol failed TO fire, and It was
promptly wrung from her hands a olllllg
dosy was killed as a matter Of necessity dur
inc the fracas Gould was jailed here but
viii I've taken TO Erath county for trial.
]. Il. Goldsmith. Santa Fe contractor, had
two of his best horses stolen from his camp,
three miles from town last night, for which
he offers SOS reward. Officers are in pur-
srit.
Weather warm and cloudy.
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Austin
Special to the Herald.

\ AUSTIN, February 13.-A contract was
filed to-day in the county court between
Matthias Schnell, the capitol contractor, and
Messrs. o. b. and John b. Farwell, Amos
C. Babcock, and Abner Taylor, by which,
in consideration of $4,000 bonus and the
sunerlntendence of construction at $1,000
annually. Schnell transfers 10 the parties Of
the second part his interest in the contract.
A verdict of guilty of robbing stage
was returned this morning against Reube
Boyce. A motion for a new trial and an ar
rest of judgment was entered. one OF the
Jurors made the remark, in hearing OF Law
yer Poindexter and a reporter OF the Gal
weston News, that he was driven TO the
Hon. w. Alexander, ex-attorney-general,
is reported to be very low, though some bet
ter this evening.
The case Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church VS. McCorl<le is set for tomorrow.
A memorial is being circulated for sigma
tures of justices of the peace, petitioning
tho Governor to ask the legislature for fees
Tor magistrates, county attorneys and con-
stables in felony cases in the examining
courts.
office is unable TO cope with the present
rnsh of business. From 80 to 200 letters are
received daily.
The Governor will ask the Legislature to
make the agricultural and mechanical feat
ures of the Prairie View school more clear.
The city is filed with delegates 70 TIE
stockmer's convention, the leading ranches
In The state being represented. The prla
cipol feature Of the convention VIII be The
securing OF a driving trail.
AI-sTT~ February l4-In the McCorkle
case most Of the day was spent In empan-
nelfug a Jury. The defense claims not Only
tbaf there has been no fraud practiced upon
lint that the SnrfpfN owes
NcCorkle an aggregate Of SlJO.Jn. lhis
balance they plead in reconyentiOn, giving
IL - q donation 10 the church.
ACCOUNTS Of So 600 for mairiculaiion lees.
board. Wasi,ing, lights. fuel and instrueiioi
OF the Agricultural q Mechanical college
were presented at the cOmptrOllers once
tbis morning and warrants drown.
The supply Of blank patents in the land
Office has given out, delaying the issue Of
patents. for which thousand applications
are on file. -
from the Peabody fund 500 each for the
free rrhoo1s 81 Austin. Houston and Cal
weston, and 500 Dor the Houston normal
ne efoctmen's convention was called 10
order bv Major Lewis. OfGfmzales, At 2 p. m,
and al address q welcome delivered ~
Iudee Terrell. IN the course Of which he r.
,,5-,1ef he convention that. as the stock
,.iss-s are not regsrezenfed IN the lezisla-
Zee io'i'Is-. redrsss Of flseir grievances must
~ soreft through tire royerIor- He AZ
,.e.1ed strongly fdr unity q action among
- s--.r.trueri II the sfate. IiedEing his sup
80 a. a state sei atrr BOZ rfdres-inE the
s-riara-irss a SIZE s-ocE-r si.rts Win iney
si.-n i.~re afiustel fiitir olnerencee
!. "a. -..-.-s-Irf l-. TIE Convention was
-...--.-..al1lr -,.rraiizri i.r ile ciec.lg u
49,. = frrier. 81 tl-lL1lss- prlsirerts
- Il 9. '-srfI. n Ia-r1ni. f. y Bentiey
- u TaEllsru- j.. % Ton
Co. r.E T. j. lme. ~ -
- s-r.-.-fs.1.--ls- sllsJ-d so.tns1n
~ Nj srrsn, se-rsauf-st-arn-s. an1
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Marshall
Special to the Herald


MARSHALL, February l3.-Colonel Hoxie
arrived yesterday evening and left again
this evening for Palestine. Great damage
has been done to the New Orleans Pacific
by the late high water and heavy rains.
Your correspondent is informed that about
sixty miles of the road-bed has been almost
destroyed.
County court is in session.
The question of local option will be sub
mitted to the people. There is strong
and growing feeling in favor of prohibition.
The weather is still unsettled.
MARSHALL, February IA heavy force
of men and teams are at work grading the
way for the Sabine Pass & Texas Northern
railroad through the city. Their point of
junction with the Texas d. Pacific is just
east of Dicksons car-works.
Rev. A. X. Hall breaches at the Episcopal
church tonight This church has been
without a pastor for some time past. An
effort will be made to retain DR.. Hall here
permanently. We trust they may succeed.
He comes among us highly recommended.
Trains are all late again.
1t is raining like thunder
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SpCclNI 70 inc .ItTUIU
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 13.-The Gal
weston delegation have returned. This morn
ing they appeared before the committee. Mr.
Hopper was introduced. He read his ad-
dress, which was very forcible and was lis.
tened to with apparently most intense in
terest. Mr.. Mansfield followed and was
catechised at length. The impression made
is most favorable. Messrs. Maxey, Coke,
Jones and Ochltree accompanied the dele
CATION. Major Ochiltree dimes Chairman
Page and others of the commerce commit
tee tonight
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I,eiton
speclal % lhe IIefaId.

Special 10 The Herald
BEGoN, Februry i2.--R. A. Howard was
arrested and lodged In Jail here this even
ing by Sheriff Blanton, Tor having In his
possession stolen horse. lie claims he
traded Tor the horse He will DO Held until
he proves himself innocent, He has other
stock i'm his possession which will be care
fully Inspected tomorrow, and the brands
OF the same ascertained,
Tracklaying on the Santa Fe is being
pushed west towards Lampasas, which
point they will probably reach by the 10th
of May :,
Yardmastcr Tom Fox, at the Santa Fe
depot, while coupling cars yesterday was
caught between the cars aud had three OF
his ribs broken.
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Whitesboro.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
WHITEsBoRo, February ia Miss Will
kinson, of this place, committed suicide
here to-day by taking morphine. she
stopped at the hotel and told the clerk she
would take room and wait for a friend,
and that she wished to leave on the morn
ing train this morning. When called she
said YES; | will be down in lew MN
utes." No more attention was paid her
till dinner time, when she was called again,
but did not answer. She was heard to
groan, ana the door was forced open, and
when they entered she was too far gone to
speak. She died at 1880 this evening,
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Houston.
Special to the Herald

I FF'FFFFEF'
Houston, February lin the Coward
White murder case all day was consumed
in empaneling ten jurors from venire of
one hundred and foity-two taIesmen that
we're summoned. The case was continued
until tomorrow.
Frank S. Burke, of this city, was APP
pointed district deputy grand master, |. o.
o. F., Vice w. II, Alberstein, resigned;
The race horse Bob Gudgeon from Kan
sas City, arrived to-day to run against Joe
Davis, quarter horse here, on March ith,
for purse of $4,000.
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Waco.


special % the Ieralc.
Waco. February lf.-Clarence Hubby.
formerly senior partner in the daily and
weekly Telephone. to-day bought half
,tere.t in tiie Examiner Publishing c1fn-
many. General !. T. Res and Or. ID. r.
Wallace retiring. The stnckbOlders are
now Clarer &c and Harry HUBBY ana y W;
Owns. The present stockholders are all
Non II well known ability in Journalism
NJ. barnes. Of Houston, was 20 day re
leased from his rent C0ntract for the new
Pacific hotel nov IN course Of c9fstruciioh'
and W. II. Roper becomes the lessee.
Tahgrers on the Missouri Pacific railroad
a. lie v~ash0ufs struck for higher wages
today. and work was stopped until another
f5-ee can ne cot. the company refusing 70
comply with the request
-. t;,r.a 10 vote IN local option. and the
f9--1 an Hiil-b1-0 VII vote on the abolition
Of her charter
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George n, Loving, N fanani aq1 WIZ
lambert, u Ttayl9, setreiafle., He ,,,l,,,,
The n10f M The convention parties RON
0ilief states representing stock Interests
Committees NJ ten each we're appointed On
the basis NJ representation, and on oredeli'
inls. and n committee ~ seven 10 nomi,
nate n permanent executive committee OF
lMenLY.lYo.
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MCKINNEY.
corresnondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald.
MCKINNEY, February 1.-THE w. +.
Harrison dry goods stock was sold to-day
at auction. 1t invoiced ten thousand dol
lars. Mckinney and sherman buyers bid
for it. 1t was sold to 7. ]. Patty, of Sher-
man, for $500, cash
Mud drying up some and trade improy-
ing.
There was freight wreck on the Central
mile above this city. Some cars broken
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rTHE STATE OF TEXAS,
| 10 the sheriff or any Constable oi Dallas

AnWutN-AffttAllEs
whereas. oath has this day been made before
me by e. A. Heating that Che residence Of
Peter Bafrey a. unknown. l"I IRE .lritioIe
her, IN commanded that you. hy making PUBL.
cation 81 this writ iu some utWsplTrr .nllsled
la Dallas county for four consecutive Nrgks De-
fore the return day hereof summon i.c salt
Peter Barney tn hH AMI appear hcioIr iie 30 reg
ulnr Term 81 Tire Iusfic.s Court for l-clinri 30.
O. in said County Of Dallas. tn o. ltl4 90 m' OF
fcr NJ g1f Naiu -fuU.f. City Hl lHIlu- Dt MY
af,,rasail Uu ODE aIIi dHy uf January. I.--. tttu
and there 90 answer fnr complaint U. ~H1e y
Renting frrn HIuU1zed Of lOru ~.nlr uua q.
A Erafire tHH rg srm uf hfty-inur dollars and
tiIf-r, ftr.r. Or. upon tuo urumissotf 1.t. exc
ffrfsi fH s.-f .r.r Eauey tn sai1 r'a;e 81. = ti-
.r... a... -..E '.'.H-s uua CiEh'r ..r-. 1h.fl
AarH .".. .--I HuI 900. .-I GAY OF
tsr..s.r JED. ord one fat aUri uH .1.I1' 9
rr..I f-.. ....... E.-ai November l-tr. -' g IT
Tr.. rlf .rrHH Sow uhgr ls-l. Nifl if..-..i .-r
on 1.H-H -...- r' rhe Fate ui D. IiCr li. I. tg-
rfT1 frHrH .rf.. and f1r rensulli'.. r..'.. 4
r..-. rs pros ..lfii lfr On above dee I'a- ".'t-
and ri-.I IHtr one OF en- nfcuuut f1- lsr e.
and delivered tn defendant NJ DIS M
fssr sud lar The foreclosure n q ll.rI .. ... 70
FIsh Brrs wngon and entire rig
Herein fan not and due return l' - -e
law directs.
usI Given under my hand DE n 81
UHfrrnlaar ISL ". ~ EUN AE..- . r..
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Special to the Herald.
HGLLsBoRo, February 4.-An extra gang
sent here to repair the railroad, struck yes
terday for 50 per day. The company re-
fuse to pay the amount asked.
Prohibition election for this county
will be ordered tomorrow. An election to
abolish the corporation has been ordered for
the 22d. of this month.
Trains are irregular.
Several wagon bridges in the county were
washet, away yesterday.
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E.D.&A. Cara vs.. the State Of Texas
appeal from Cameron O. unity. A party can
not BE- tried in the county court On COM
piaiut only. without an ini1rfnation' but az
offences known % the penal Avs ~ the
state must BE- prosecuted ~ ihdlolLll '-, RI
information. Reversed and remandcd.
White, P. j.
r,aTi nom C0fnal county. III an indiciment
Describes stolen property as -1urk sieers,
though ID may not be uecessary i'aft
fberfrf. vet ulIen % described q cecnines
uari Of the Descriptive identity ana ~ ~
h clearly proven Eevsrsed ana reiiaioei-
White. .. !.