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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

The Uncle Toms Cabin Company
were greeted with dcnscly filled house
last night, Freeman hall being packed
with an npPrccintivc audience. Owing
To the contracted space Of small stage.
but very little OF the machinery ucccSsl-
~ TO the successful presentation OF the
piece, could be used, nevertheless, the
principal features Of the piece were given
ia very crcditub!c shape, being nm earn
est of what it would have been with
ample stage Accommodations. The prin-
cirnl characters were well sustained
throughout, the prccocity of Little
Eva, exciting general remark. Marks,
the whitc-til,d lawyer, though exhibiting
nothing remarkable in the line OF legal
acuin, II, was lulicrous limb OF the law
and by his ridiculous impurturbahility
became n source Of much amusement.
While much OF the play was cx,nvagant
and incongurOus, those defects were
probably ascribabIc largely 10 the great
disadvantages already referred to. and
mnny Of the unavoidable gaps we're so
nnusingly flied by singing and charac-
tcrcstio darkcy antics that the audience
were prepared to take up the thrCnd of
the Uncle Tom. story at any stage pre-.
scntcd on the boards.
Taken altogether. the company were
fairly entertaining and the largo audi
cncc seemed well satisfied with what il
got fOr i,s money.
The company continued its route west
10y the express train this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

A letter from III Mahdi has been pub.
lishcd. II commands the tribes to push
forward to the scigc Of Khnrtoum, 90
blockade nll the roads and to cmbnrnss
the Turks and infdcls In all other ways
possible. This injunction is urged upon
them M n religious duty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03
sacred Concerts.

DALLAS. Aug. ,, Editor HERALD
Let us have Sunday concerts. Our
attention has been drawn to this inn
portant subject by the position taken
by the leading journals of the country.
In last weeks "Puck" the proprietors
ol that paper saw proper to give com
pariSOn between the condition of those
who We're able to 20 to watering places
and those who had to stay at home and
seek what amusements they could gath
er, advocating strongly free concerts on
sunday afternoon for those who had not
the time during the week To enjoy
themselves and were unable to
20 elsewhere. The Globe Democrat of
the 30th treats the subject intolligently
and nc great length, ms follows: "No
great Outpouring of evil has rs vet re-
suited from il. ON the contrary, the
condition of tho'people seems to have
been improved, their satisfaction and
cOntentment with their situation in life
has been greater, there is less resort to
the drinking houses, and in conse-
qucnce less drunkenness among the
people. And ifno other good result fol-
lowed than this one alone, il would far
more than counterbalance any possible
evil that might arise" etc. We
do not believe there are
many people in our city who
are so biased in their religious ideas of
the great day of rest but what would
approve of a sacred concert free to all the
people. If our city fathers do not feel
that they can afford To give these amuse-
monts for the poor, let il be done by
public contribution. We feel and know
that in our city are hundreds of good citi.
zens who would only be too glad to con-
tribute to this great object of philan-
thropy. We would be glad to see some
thing done for the amusement of our
people during our long summer Sunday
afternoons. CITIZEN.
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Lnnds Leased and Sold.

ANsrrN, Aug. Especial. Assess
'ment from Frio county shows $3s2, 80 in
crease and Baylor $396,O7i.
The Summer Normal Schools closed
yesterday. The report from the one AT
Burnet has beon recorded and shows
iorty-tiyc teachers In attendance. o.
these fourteen We're married, twenty
were males and twenty-five females.
or the forty five fourteen were granted
ilrst-class certificates.
Applications To lease and purchase
land were received from the following
counties: Wilbargor, Coleman. Bee
Jeeilrson, llutchins, Wheeler, Donley,
San Saba, Floyd and Hansard.
All applications from Wilbarger,
Wheeler, Floyd, San Saba and Doniey
were to purchase. All from Hansard,
Jefferson and Hutchins were to lease.
The general revenue in the treasury is
$l47,965.
The Acknowledgement decides that Il
person living in an unorganized county
cannot serve as County Commissioner
in the county to which the resident
county is attached for judicial purposes
The first taxes ever paid on land in
Greer county were received by the
Comptroller to-day.
The Collectors of Ellis and Madison
counties settled to-day.
Charters: Brentwood Ice company
capital stock, $4,000; Mineral WeIls
! Kallway company; capital stock, $50,
! Ono
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dent that two or three full R. p. o. lines

dent that two or three full II. p. O. lines
are necessity in this State.
The Denison and Houston X. p. O. are
now running two clerks between Deni-
son and Corsicana. The authorities of
The X. Nj. 5. of the United States are en-
ueaVorlng to arrange some plans for
postal clerks on the Mexican Central
railroad to work mail in their cars same
rs the postal clerks of the United States,
but they have, so far, met with
no success. 1t seems that there is
not enough intelligence among
the clerks employed in the Mexican
mail service to understand the system
of working mail, Perhaps the only
means by which they can learn is to
have postal clerks from the United
States Government teach them. In an
interview with the Postmaster General
of Mexico short time since he ex-
pressed his admiration of the mail
service OF the United States ano SAID ID
would be initiated by the Postal depar,
ment of Mexico, but that the improvo
ment would necessarily be gradual, axe
hat it would be some time before the,
could attain to the present eXcelleu.
system of the United States.
We are hoping and expecting even
day to hear of the improvements on III
Texas IL I'll Paso II. p. o., which are 81
much needed. That line has headquar
ters at Dallas, and is by far the most in
portant line in Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03
Reunion.

The reunion grounds are now about
completed. The headquarter tents are
all up and the committee on Monday
will designate the quarters for each
command. The citizens of Dallas are
especially invited to visit the grounds
tomorrow. There are now four good
roads open to the lake, one by Oak
Lawn, one by the Lower bridge on
turtle creek, which has been put i'm
good order during the past week. Then
there are two roads up the bottom, one
near the railroad track, and another up
The river bottom. To go to the bottom
road, go IN at the gate at Capt. Veal's
0rick-yard, thence to the river; thence
up the river to the lake. This road has
been recently opened, and the trees
Dlazed so that it can be easily followed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
AVERY 8uoYANT STOCK MARKET
i'rnin Has Lively Scramble To Keep
Clear of Taurus Horns-A Mourn
ing Goods House Fails i'm
spite of the Cholera.
Tone of the Stock Market.

Tone of the Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2,--Governments
iirm.
Railroads quiet and firm.
State securities dull.
Opening business on the Stock TX
change market was irregular, some
shares being quite weak and Others
strong. Among the weak stock Read.
ing was most conspicuous, falling of
IA. Western Union and Pacific Mail on
the other hand WCr, huUyanl aud IN
brisk demand, the former advancinu
from 6l7s to 6iss and the latter from Al
to 5Ols. Western Union was freel
bought for long account, anO
some smaller shorts made an AT
Tempt to corner NU rCN0r. That lurgnt
bears would be twisted The short in
tercst in this stock is enormous. Pacific
Mail unusually active and some round
amounts We're taken by b ;ers, ide
= q with leading operators. Strength
Ill these stocks impaired firmer tone to
me remainder of the list and prices rose
= to 2>s per cent. In the afternoon the
market became quiet. Smaller traders
sold to realize profit and there was a
reaction Of A@2A per cent. in the
general list and 39s per cent. in Missouri
Pacific. The market closed steady MS
compared with last night. Closing
prices are 3l2 ner cent. lower for New
Jersey Central, ~ for Missouri Pacific,
IA ior Canada Southern New York Cen
tral and Omaha, and for preferred;
TX higher for the Ma and Western
Union. Other changes light. Sales of
stock tor the week 2,lSS,750 shares.
Transactions to-day $4,000 shares.
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Gireely's request that he be permitted 70
go TO hotel on the shore. The
surgeon decided that it would he
hardly safe for him to make such a
chGhSe' and Gen. Hazen ordered Greedy
70 remain quartered ut the Admiral's
mousse Gen. Hazen stated this evening
ne thought there was every likelihood
tna5 ne should permit Greedy to go over
70 portsmouth on Monday to be pres
ent at the demonstration in his
hISonor,but probably only for short time.
he Will view the parade
from the steps of the Rock
lngham House. There are many here
whose names are prominent III the his
tory of the country, who have come to
40 honor to Greedy, and the demonstra
uon Monday promises to be grand
affair. The ball tonight was well at
tended by prominent Naval officers and
civilians.
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PERSONAL.

Archie Arrington,of st. Lonis, is at the
Windsor.
l.. Aubrey, of Marshall, is at the
Windsor.
W. j. Williams, of Houston, is ut the
Windsor.
D. G. Ballinger, of Houston, is at the
Windsor.
d. IL. Moon, of Paris, is booked Mt the
Windsor.
l.. Bergeron is spending few weeks
at Hot Springs.
Noryel Johnson,of st. Louis, is Il guest
of the Windsor.
G. \. Arbuthmat, of Colorado, is stop
ping ut the Windsor.
Il. Morris, of Corpus Christi, is quar-.
tered at the Windsor.
IL. Holandcr, Of sherman, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Col. Thomas Murray of Mckinney,
was IN the city yesterday.
Col j. W. Booth, editor of the Tribune.
of Decatur is at the Windsor.
NJ, Moses, representing PHILADELPHIA
clothing house, is ut the Windsor.
W. II. Garretsou returned yesterday
from u business trip through East
Texas.
G.. II. Huffman left last evening for n
several days visit to Wooten Wells and
Galveston.
Mr.. Il. j. Hanson and family leave this
morning over the Texas Il Pacific, Tor
Cincinnati.
Mrs. q. G. Numnely, with oracle, her
daughter, returned Yesterday from
Wooten Wells.
j. u. Crawford and T.. j. Daughcrtv,
left last night via. the Missouri Pacific
for New York.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ike Loeb. leave this
morning Via the Texas a Pacific for
Evansville, Indiana.
Louis Mohrhardt returned Saturday
morning from u three weeks trip to
Chicago ana st. Louis.
Mrs. Judge Burford was taken sud.
denly i'll yesterday evening, and ply
stefan was called to see her.
Henry Lewis, Deputy Sheriff, has
been confined to his bed the past few
days by an attack of fever.
Rev. r. 4. Hanks, who has been sick,
Is out again, and will occupy his pulpit
at the First Baptist church to-day as
usual.
Capt. j. l.. Murphy returned yester-
day from Hot Springs and Mountain
Valley Springs, where he has been
spending the past few weeks.
Mr.. Smith and Miss Florence Sher0d.
two of the finest vocHlsts Ia the State,
will be in the city to-day, the guests of
Mrs. j. X. Johnston, aud will sing IL
the choir ut the First Baptist church
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. An
ME NJ. Brown, of Columbia, Tennessee,
will return in few weeks to Dallas.
Mrs. Brown will take chargl OF the
II kindergarten department OF the select
school OF the Cedars, No. M Corsicana
stroet
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SPECIAL SPRAY.

last.
\, fine rain fell in Lamar county yes.
to-day. sec
\ Greenyille special reports good
rains In that section.
Hon. Richard Maltbie, of McKinney.
returned last night from his Western
trip.
The foundation for the Cameron opera-
house has been laid, and Il half dozen
other brick buildings are about COM
pletod.
The Marshall Amateur company
played the Operetta of Barber of Bath
and Cups and Saucers to slim but at
tentive audience.
Elder W. T., TyneS, of Mississippi.
will preach to-daya the Baptist church
nj Mckinney, and RcV.J. w. Hill hay
ing returned, will occupy the Methodist
pulpit. At the Old School the Rev.
Henry Raymond will preach.
The Ladies Exposition Society con-
cert last night was the finest entertain
ment of the kind ever offered by anna
tours tot Corsicana audience, and de-
served a larger turnout than that given
IL by the citizens. The receipts were
ABOUT NSO.
II Is estimated that 5000 negroes nj
tended the Sherman picnic. Except a
rain fall and some rough and tumble
fights, nothing occurred to prevent their
happiness. The performances closed
with an indoor affair conducted Inv n
negro teacher and his pupils.
A Corsicana special saws: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Allen left last night for the
North to spend about mouth. Judge
Frost and family will leave tonight for
Z month,s rusticating ut Daily Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Ransom returned
last night from visit TO Mrs. Ransoni's
nome, at Fairfield. No indications of
rain.
n Mckinney special says: To-day
the square has been crowded with wng
ons and business Is hriskicr than for
some time past. Farmers are hcsin
hlng to market grain, and the present
outlook ~ much more promisinii The
nii absorbing question just now X.
Are you going TO the Dallas rounionYr
ana the answer Is: "All Collin wgi hr
thorc.
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At the ST. George: r. and r b Far
rar, Ennis;J d Dalton, c II Palmer, st.
Louis; Il c Cox, Nashville, Tennessee :;
K NJ Craig, Ovilla; L d Saunders, Mid
lothian; IL d Taylor, Dallas county; c
. Mcdonald, WaXshachie; C Il Cox,
Ovilla; George Cline, Texas; Harry
West, Colorado City; w p Pitts, Ferris ;
. w Pitts, w A Darling, j d Alexander,
Poplar Springs, Mississipp; Mrs II
Bowman, Texas; George NJ Price, Paris
harles Warner, Warmers Mill; CaptW
Gibson, Memphis, Tennessee; w Nj
Crow and Wife, Galveston; Mrs 5 j
Scale, Deluth; + u Halsey, New York
ID II Williams, Mexico; William Thomp-
son.. Jr., Brennan; c d Mooney, s.
Louis; c l Norman, Galveston; j Ii
Lewis, Philadelphia Abner Eubanks,
MeNia; ) d Waggoner, Rockwell; f |.
Fitzpatrick and family, S f Hawley.
Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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Queen Esther Lunch.

During the rendition of Queen Esther
at the opera-house Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, the Ladies'
Auxiliary society Of the New Orleans
exposition will serve within the build
ihg refreshments consisting of cream,
CAKES berries and sandwiches and
other delicacies and substantial dishes
They are making extensive prepara
lions and expect to feed large number
Of people. Everything will be neatly
arranged so that ladies can be served
without running the risk of soiline
their toilettes. The ladies will continue
also to give concerts at the City park Oh
The usual nights.
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The Railway Mail Service.

Aftcr August 10th, the Denison and
Taylor X. p. o. will run from Denison
to Denton, thence to Dallas, from Dallas
to Fort Worth, and from there to San
Antonio. This is decided improve
ment in the service.
The line from New Orleans to lIous
ton has been made first-class II. p. o.
That line belongs TO the Fort Worth d.
vision Il. NJ. y. II Is u lamentable TACT
that the Seventh division of the II. NJ. s.,
To which Texas belongs, has not as vet
established full X. u. O. line In this
State. II the department were 10 make
= tour of investigation over the different
lines 81 Texas Il would ccrtairiv ha e.il
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This magnificent chorus has now re-
ceived its finishing touches, and the
audience may icol assured Of no tedious
waits or unfortunate breaks. SOLOS
and chorus are all up in their selection.
the accompanist playing in splendid
time and effect. We feel assured thai
his will not be eNcelled by any previous
eilo' I presented before our p BE.
Call ut the box office MONDAY at any
inc during the day and secure your
seats for Tuesday, Wednesday or Thurs
day night No extra charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03
Flowers and Ernits.

As announced by the Executive COM
mittee, the Central Texas horticultural
society will hold its annual meeting
Monday and Tuesday, at No. Gil Elm
street, Dallas. We hope that every hor-
ticulturalist, and our citizens who are
!ruit and flower lovers. will attend and
oring any exhibits they can. This
society has for its object general good
valuable discussions ON fruit and flower
culture will I've held. Successes and
failures treated OF Il viii result bcno-
icially. We hope to see many attend,
w. G. VEAL, President.
Mrs. J. II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Longs Lake and Return.

During the reunion of Confederate
soldiers at Dallas, August 9TH to 9th,
inclusive, the Missouri Pacific railWav
company will run an excursion train
between Dallas and the encampment
grounds, (Lougs Lake,) leaving Eas
Dallas every half hour, commencing a
a. NJ. Fair for round trip, twenty-fvo
cents. Parties should not DELAY H.
purchasing tickets as they will be re-
quired to show them before entering the
cars, b. w. MCCULLoUGH,
4. q. Z. IL L. a. Galveston.
Il. p. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
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sale of a Nemsnnncr.

WACO, Aug. 2. Special. The Waco
Examiner presses, printing material,
franchises, good will and bust
ness contracts, were sold mt
Sheriif's sale to day to satisfy exc
cutions against it, and knocked
down TO John u. Elgin at $3.50. This
transaction leaves Mai. Downs and other
stockholders out in the cold. Elgin saws
he will not run it, hut will lease II To j.
X. Street, now in charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

Happening to pass Mayors garden
last night, we were attracted by the
brilliant electric display in the front OF
his establishment. Going in the
saloon, we found an extra
lamp, which cast forth its rays
beyond the expectation of any one.
going into the garden we found II lust rs
If 1t were day. Mr. Mayer has never
spared pains or expense to make his
premises the most attractive of any
house or establishment in Dallas
Or the South. He is always intro
iucing something new for the public's
benefit; now be has, in addition to our
present electric service, obtained plant
consisting Of an engine, electrical
machine, etc, which insures to
MS patrons the best electrical light
that can be had anywhere.
The electrical display which Mr.. Mayer
will make will be several lights in front
OF his building, and the garden will be
as light as day. Every one who would
desire to spend one OF the most pleasant
summer evenings are invited to Mayer's
garden tonight
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New Corporations Formed.

New York, Aug. >, New corporations
formed during the last seven days, as re-
ported to the American Business Guide:
New York 20, representing a total cau.-
tai of S32 100000, of which li,GO0,O0O is dc
voted to railroads, A,35O,0OO to MINING.
Sl,55O,OOO to stock raising, $l,OOO,0OO tl
electric light companies, $5j6,0OO g.
banking, 100000 to street railways, leav
ing balance of S9,570,OOO to variou4
manufacturing industries.
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LOCAL LITERATURE.
SOME REPORTORIAL RUSTLlNeS.
Inc MOrtuary Report as an Index of the
City's Health-The Hortioulturists
are Coming-Figures from the
County's Strong Box.
Weekly Mortuary Rennrt.

weekly Mortuary Report.
Mortuary report for week ending Sat
urday noon:
David Golleib, pernicious remittant
ieVer; white, male, age IS years.
John p. Wilson, anurism of the tho
ratio aorta; white, male, age A wears.
Emmett Huffman, malarial fever,
black, male, age 26 years.
Katie Boggs, congestion of the lungs:
White, female, age months.
Mamie Cloud, general congestion;
white, female, age years.
Lille Slaughter, traumatic tonsilitis,
colOred, female, age years.
infant ot'Mrs. Davis, fever; black. fe.
male, age year and three months.
Minnie Poque, typho-malarial fever,
white, female, age lgyears.
infant of Jacob Dennie, cholera infnn
tumi white, male, age months.
W lillian Thomas, hamilton; white
male, age years.
Number of adults, I; children, 3: i'm,
fants, 3,
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Open to New Orleans - All Rail, via
HoustOu,

OpNh W NtW OTithllN - AL KALI VIA
Houston.
Commencing to-day, July 2Gth, trains
will RUN THOUGH SOLID, from Houston
to New Orleans. Train leaving Hous-
ton every evening 6:l5 arrives in New
Orleans next morning $3.50, being oNF
HOUR AND A HALF IN ADVANCE or ANY
olhER ROUTE, AND THE ONLY LINE
MAKING CLOSE CONNECT oNs WITH ALI
LINES FOR ALL POINTS east and south
east. For tickets or any reliable infor-
nation, call on ticket agents Ii. u II. G.
Il. r., or j. l.. A. THOMAS,
Il. P. a. G., IL. II S.A Ry. System,
Dallas ToNnS
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I-mdeIiyered Telegrnms.

Following are messages remaining on
iand at the Western Union telegraph
office, corner of Elm and Lamar streets.
Parties can get them by calling from 5
70 10 q. m, and from 6 to s p. m: Mrs.
NJ. d. Bennette, w. $. Liddell, Mrs.
Augie Z. Henderson, Harriet Salland,
}. >. Gost, Z. G. Wellesley, Ennas by
2,art, Sidney Smith, w. II. Henderson,
DR.. Allen,
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Grain Deal,

DENIsoN, Aug. 2. Special. Grain
men from Bonhan and that neighbor-
hood were here to-day aud perfected ar
rangements for shipping all their pro-
duce to this point instead of sherman.
Cause: better prices here and u pool in
sherman to reduce rates north and
south.
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The Meek,s Mnddinrs.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week: c. r.
Watkins and Dora a. Dean; Edward
Evarts and Mollic Pinion; John Rapc
and Mary NJ. Terry;J. II. Boydston and
Miss %. e. Robinson; William X. Ward
and Ella Coan; f. j. Burns and Alice
,iansholder; David Wright and Eliza
tena;J. IL. Young and Lizzie Kent; II.
ii. Foster and Mrs. Rosa Lewis.
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The Dallas Black Stockings returned
rom Denison yesterday, where they
played the Red Stockings of that citv,
whom they defeated by score of 80 to l..
besides giving them seven goose eggs.
The names OF the Dallas nine arc A.
6uinn, A. Weathers, j. Lucas, l.. Gil
bert, {. Lee, e. White, j. Griffin, H.
Boyd and W. Pool; j. Crutchfeld, man
ger. The Black Stockings sends forth
challenge to all colored clubs i'm the
state.
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County Treasurer,s Quarterly Report.

County Treasurer Downes, for the
quarter ending July 3lst, makes the
following report: Balance on hand,
S9,6IS.2i; amount received during the
quarter, Sl3,90j.5l; aggregate, $53,5S4.75;
amount disbursed, S2l,05O.32; leaving a
balance of So "a A.
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Texas state Agency.

Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments of taxes
On lands anywhere in the State, pur
chase, sale or lease of lands. adjustment
Of titles and the recovery of lands for
lust and lawful owners, will beattcnded
to by G. Il. JOINS IL Sons,
Austin, Texas