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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
nENISON.

Houses railing Up-Around Town Pickups.
Special 70 tho Gazette.
DENisoN, Tx, May 13.-What few
vacant houses there are In Denlson are
rapidly illling up. We cannot tell where
all the people come from but it seems
they know good town when they see It,.
The genial Nat Wilbur, representing j.
w Blessinggame, left last night for Nc
Kinney 10 purchase big lot OF wool.
Mrs. DeNolb, residing on West Bond
street, had the misfortune TO fan and
sprain her ankle and hurt herself yester-
day morning. A physician was sum
moned, who attended to her injuries and
relieved her TO great extent
II is thought by the friends of w. j..
Phillips, who about one year ago estab-
lished the Sherman journal, that he was
one OF the many persons who lost his
HE by freezing in Kansas last winter, as
the last heard Of him he was sinking
claim In that state.
Prof. Kollock, who taught the benson
academy last year, Is now teaching In
OXanna, Ala.
A large number Of witnesses will 90 to
sherman tomorrow TO give evidence In
the case OF the State vs.. John Lee,
charged with arson.
The dime entertainment to be given by
the ladies' OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church has been indefinitely post
poned on account of the serious Illness Of
Mrs. J.. M. Collins, one of the Oldest
members Of the society.
The effort made by the clerks to close
stores at p. m. has not been succ, IS
so far. A majority of the merchants and
dealers favor the movement, but as one
or two do not feel disposed to grant the
favor, 1t is quite probable none of them
will do so.
Ex-Gov. Burney of the Chckasaw ma
ton left for home to-day.
The street cars are doing land-ofllce
business on the boulevard track. Now
would II not be good Idea to extend the
Main street track to Miller Springs
groye,as this Is one Of the most attractive
aud most romantic spots in or about the
city, II our esteemed friend, Mr.. Wat
terhouse, would take this under consid-
Grafton we feel assured the track will be
extended,
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the hOuse for another year, but II seems
that tho contract for the same had never
been signed, and this morning II was the
occasion for the disagreement. In con-
ycrsatIon with Mrs Mckay THE GAZETTE
correspondent learned from her that the
cause OF the Misunderstanding was that
Mai. Andrews presented an article OF
agreement or contract for her 20 sign
which did not afford the lessee sufficient
protection. The result Of the disagree
ment was that Mrs. Mckay win give up
the house on the LIST, when her present
lease expires. This Is regretted by
all prominent business men OF the city,
az Mrs. Mckay Is the only person
that has run hotel In Weatherford for
the last six or eight years TO the satlsfac-
tion Of the transient visiting thia place
both on business or for pleasure.
Our citizens appreciate her efforts In
this direction 20 the extent that they
don't propose for her TO leave, and II Is
whispered that movements have been
quietly made to-day for the erection Mt
once Of large and elegant hotel three
stories high and fifty TO sixty rooms,
which IL badly needed. IL our citizens
do not take hold the opening Is
here, and some one with the
capital cannot make better Investment.
Mrs. Mckay will not leave the city, was
her assertion to your reporter, II she had
to build hotel Of her own.
DR.. II. w. Moore OF Fort Worth Is In
the city visiting his old friend and ASSOC
clate, Mr.. John H. Lewis. He Will be In
the city several days.
The Misses Long Of Los Vegas, N. NJ,
arrived here this morning from Dallas,
where they have been visiting for some
time. They will remain In Weatherford
Tor some time, visiting friends here.
Maj. Is. q. Bidwell returned from Aus.
Tin this morning, whore he has been In
attendance TO the supreme court.
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ON WALL STREET.
Stocks Opened Strong, but Eased on
and Closed Slightly Above the
Lowest Prices.
FIRM Cotton Three Points
Higher.
ooAlMrnclAI nEsrMn.

Special 10 tho Gazette.
NEW YoRR, May H. Railway bond
sold as follows to-day Fort Worth :
Denver City at 80, Houston & Texas Cen
trail ot 30; Missouri, Kansas & Texas G''
at 90; Kansas & Texas rs at Mas as a.
~; Gulf, Colorado & Santa Ne 2's a.
1921; do gold G's at 1927 Texas & PaeinC
at l9l, Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio at 9si Missouri Pacific at ll0i
Texas 81. Louis at l0o.
Money l5@2 per cent.
Governments closed flrm.
Sterling lifeless.
Wheat active. The reports started this
morning IN regard TO the stock OF wheat
at Minneapolis originated from the Office
OF the Northwestern mills. the stock OF
wheat az Minneapolis as Officially given
has never included wheat In the mills at
that point,
Cotton advanced points.
OIL lower, closlng at 7lac.
Coffee advanced b points.
BooM ~ TlIE WOOL MARKET.
special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx May 10 The wool
market, which for some time here has
been Hat and without any trade, is now
very active To-day over 1000 bags, or
100000 pouudg, were sold Nearly all Of
10 Is OF six months growth. The sales
were made on private terms, the puf-
chasers requesting the sellers not 20 dis
close them; but enough was learned TO
show that the price paid was no less than
JIG cents per pound, and that some Of IL
went NJ lG1 cents. There are at least
100000 pounds OF wool on hand, and
this amount does not embrace third OF
the crop Of this spring.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS ANp sgoNDs.
NEW YORK, May l8.--Government bonds
dun and steady to-day,
State bonds neglected
Railroad bonds In fair demand and
steady
Stocks opened strong, especially coal
ers, but very soon trading became duh
and prices sagged of slowly until after 2
O'Clock. There was then rally OF
small fractions, which eliminated m the
last hour and prices again resumed
downward movement, The market
closed heavy at a slight advance over the
lowest price. There were only seven
stocks ON the list, which reached 10000
shares. Everything else Is lower, al
though for only fractional amounts. Mil
waukee, Lake Shore and Western pre-
ierrrd advanced q per cent ON very light
dealings
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CLERuRNE.
4 Runaway The New school nuiIding
Personal Notes.
us A., T..

Runaway The New school uuildlng-
Personal Notes
Special to tho Gazette.
CLRbuRNE, Tx May l8.--Quite an
excitement prevailed on the public streets
this evening, caused by the horses at,
tached to the water wagon becoming
frightened and running away. They
made plunge for the public square and
then Jumped over the iron fence sur
rounding the court house. one of tho
horses was seriously hurt and the wagon
badly broken
The plan for the new school building
shows that II ls To be OF wood, two stories
high, and that IL will contain several
large, cOmmodlols rooms. Its front Is 20
be u 4 feet in length aud the building
VIII DO seyenty-eight feet deep. Ii will
have several roomy halls ana yerandas.
II VIII not cost over Sl9, 600
Miss Pauline Quilitch is to be married
TO prosperous business man Of Iredoll.
at the residence Of Col. j. Nj. Hail, on
next Wednesday.
A new school district to bo known as
"Lone Prairie District No, 81 has been
formed by the commissioners court,
Tho district court was engaged to-day
IN the trial of the case OF NJ, s. & Solo.
mon Lockett VS.. w, J. Hurley. This Is a
boundary line suit. No decision has vet
been made Ia the case.
The jury In the case OF j. Il. Polndexter
vs. the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ran
road returned verdict for the sum OF
$3.50 to day In favor Of the plaintiff.
large crowd attended the Methodist
picnic to-day.
W. A, Thatcher aud family of Flatonia
are visiting Mr.. Habermacher OF this city.
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wEATHERFORD.
The Parker County Fair Association MAX.
Ing Good Progress
SuOpiat IN fha Iaayasfa

Ihe farker County Fair Association MAX.
Ing Good Progresa
special TO the Gazette
WFATnxRFoRp, Tx, May I8.--At a
meeting OF the directors OF the Parker
County Fair association this morning the
Third assessment, 60 per cent OF the
capital stock, was ordered, and com.
mittee was appointed TO make the con-
tract for the race course, and in very
snort Time the track will be In order.
Col !, n, Roach, Il II. Foat and r. w
kmdel was appointed as the committee
ior this arrangement The grounds
are fenced, ard the building noces.
sary Tor the fair Will at once
ne erected, The lnstigators aud
Stockholders OF the enterprise are TO be
honnfed for their movements In this di.
rection, which win result In incalculable
advantage TO this city aud county. They
expect TO give one of the best fairs that
was ever given M Northwest Texas. ana
are right In for the circuit which a. now
trying TO be arranged by Mr.. Frank 4.
Holland, secretary OF the State fair Of
Dallas, II tho movement Is completed
the lair az this place will take mace about
the second week OF November.
considerable surprise was EXPRESSED
~ all who heard Il whispered around this
morning that misunderstanding
had occurred between Mai ApdrewsT
me present owner Of the Carson & Lewis
mouse, and Mrs IL. Mckay, present pro-
prietress. II seems TO DO generally
unuvfs'oou 'hat Mrs Mckay had leased
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WACO.
aus hA-uonfederate Reunion Ground. NOT
Special TO the Gazette

houhlOn Grounds NOf
s. Exactly Satisfactory.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May 10. proc,or,s :
springs, situated In the northwestern
suburbs Of the city, had been selected !
the place for the encampment and ever.
Uses al the reunion of ex-Confederates
IN August next, There is a movoment
~, ~" 70 reconsider and select place in
T 1ne southwestern suburbs Of che ctt -
me reason for this is that proctnr's
spllngs Is only accessible by street rniI'
way ana vehicles, The new selactsnn
y located between the T Te,.uSio y
Sn Louis and Missouri Psciec
a e,,Si, not over block from from
thl track, and by adding the exerc io
enele people can be carried to the @ronnds
on railway trains instead Of stree, cars anus
United States District Clerk Fink 70
S seNn to-day $500, 900 of bonds o ~,
seov'ooO IN receivers debentures so "no
toaa 70 be cancelled, checked and 1V ~
S &c Tor the road and lis proner,Ies I'M, sps
~ given to the bondholders' com NM ~,
~ exchange for these cancelled sacur,
mes. The exchange viii he made SsOu to'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
Fatal railway Aoo,,len,

INDIANAPOLIS, lSD., May lS.--The east.
bound passenger train on the Indiana,
bloomington & Western railroad, which
left here at O'Clock last night, ran into
washont AT the culvert near New Castle.
Henry county, towards midnight. with
fatal effect. The engine, baggage-car
and hrst passenger-car plunged Into the
abyss.
y W Urinary, engineer, aud James
hudson, fireman, both Of this city, and
an unknown passenger were instantly
Killed, The baggage and con.
ductor were severely injured. An of the
passengers were more or less bruised.
hut none seriously hurt
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special to the Gazette.

PALESTINE, TEX, May 10. $50 10 the
district court to-day Geo. Taylor was
found guilty of assault to murder Sam
Eastrlght few months since, and was
given Two years In the penltentlary, Both
coloGcd.
The indictment against Tom Hawley,
one OF the late strikers, for injury to rail
road property was quashed for want Of
testimony to sustain it.
No rain has fallen In more than two
weeks, and gardens are beginning to suf-
fer Tor the want of II, but crops are doing
well
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a Moonshlner Alrcstsh.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, May l8.-Deputy
United States Marshal John d. TramneIl
arrested Rufus James IN the CITY last
night. James is one Of - notorious hand
Oh moonshiners who hay been operating
IN the mountains OF Ye county for some
Time. There camp was raided by Tram.
neil and his deputies and James was
trailed TO this place. The marshal Ieft
this morning with his,mpn for Fort smith
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
Is II Really Cop.nn,n 49,. /,

Many acase supposed TO be radical
Jung disease is really one OF liver com.
plant and Indigestion, but unless ,h.,
diseased liver can be restored IA heaithr
SETON, II VIII so clog the lungs with cor
supuug matter as TO bring on thelr sne 90 /,
uecay, aud then indeed we have consumn
uon, which Is srrofula OF the LUNGS IN ~
worst form. Nothing can be more hss
plly calculated 70 nip this danger IN ~
quo Than Is DR.. Pierce,s "Golden MeL,caS
by druggists. 'N''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HAMILTON, TEX, May 1.-THE CON
tract for courthouse was to-day
awarded by the commissioners court to
Lovel, Hood & Mcleod of Brownwood,
Tex, for $20, ZOO, TO be bullt of stone.
This seems to satisfy the demands of
most taxpayers.
Grass Is better here than for several
years. Corn and cotton look fine, but
wheat and oats must have rain very soon.
There has been a considerable increase in
acreage of cotton this spring. The pros
poets for rain are good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

HARRoLD, Tex, May l3.--0n yester-
day the Merchants and Traders bank
opened its doors for the transaction Of
business, with ID. ID. Swerengin as pres
ident and +, b Smith us cashier, These
two gentlemen being reliable and re-
sponsible, we predict for them paying
and prosperous business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
LUNG OLSEN

II you nave palns in lhees,s \
sensation In the throat; Sof..'S
white, tough mucus, or ytlIss Y
win b ood; or II you hsye M.
dilliou W IA breathing, aite M n
toVer, nleht swcats, couslInr.'a \
tite, and, it a female, lcuc,1,s,. I.
suppressed menses, YOU hats w x, i
ment with cod liver OF ps',,..'
cures, congh medicines or es',1.
DO not run dangerous risks R,ls'
pcrlonceu DIR COOK.
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a mnch Indlctnh nInn.

special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May l3.--Nine
new indictments were Returned to-day in
the federal court against Edward Moore
for using the United States mails for fur
therlng the schemes OF the Louisiana
state lottery. This makes eleven IN all
found against Moore, and his bond was
liked at 5000 in each case.
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Tyler.
IIINI
Special to tho { azette.

TYLER, Tx, May Authorization
reached here this evening that gang OF
convlcts working at the coalIug station Of
the Kansas & Gulf Short Line railroad,
near Alto, made break for liberty and
Three OF them made good their escape
They got one of the guards guns, and
may prove dangerous to any one attempt
ing their capture.
Since the commencement OF the series
OF sermons at our Methodist church by
Rev. II. II, ii. Barnes there have been
over 900 conversions, and there are still
large number at every meeting seeking
salvation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

Pmkard & Joyce were busy yesterday
receiving large shipment of new styles
~ bedroom suits that they will display
to the public at their storo.rooms TO-
morrow Saturday. Goods sold ON In.
stallment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

Subscribers to the right OF way of the
Gull Colorado & Santa Fe extension
viii please call at the First National
bank aud take up their notes for same,
this being the second and last Install
ment. NJ. B. LoYD, Trustee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
NothLng IllnIl nnfnrn

Not In the history of the furniture bust.
ness In Fort Worth was ever received
such an elegant line OF bedroom suits as
the carload just In at Pinkard & Joyce's
yesterday, They will make grand dis,
play tomorrow Saturday. All goods
sold on the installment plan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
cuulnG Antny ut Austin.

special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May Lewis Weber,
a white man, having become engaged In
a drunken row with james Pecci, an
italian knife grinder, pecci drew an old
jack knife and slashed Weber, aiming
Tor his throat, but cutting fearful cash
In Webber's shoulder. Pecci Is In jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
CATARBp|

: Nm Amongst Che lIsl q th..,.
aiieet the human frame e ai ,,.'
qncnt, most Offensive ~, se', Y \
discomfort and a ysgIe,, wv \
daLEerous compllcatlons
accommodations ofmucns IN 4.
q stniiy feeling In lhe n N ' /. K,
linr, dnll heavy pain ac, n'l p' N 4
s s,on as OF pressure on ia NM
from the nosIrils, sores ast W..
pad breath, hcadache ana ! l wv
ieeilng, you are affected w wv X.
some OF all diseases. cl, IN v
and should call at on, 4 IA saHY ~ \
VINO W., cures all forms aud % col, sSs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
FEMALE DISEI

Ladies' who are suffering ID
peculiar TO their sex can co,s
with every assuranuc n s,.si'
permanent cure vt
The hector pattlcnlarly lnylnt|
have been given up BY 0iherplua
are doing wet under the csrd \ N
lciln do not call on me-, Asliia
treat those who cannot lnd ltlA I
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In a Bushel OF Trouble,


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May 13.--Henry
Newberry, who recently got himself into
so much trouble before the United States
and state courts for his connection with
the wholesale Mexican horse-thefts and
numberless smuggling cases here and
elsewhere, is just now figuring In new
role. The federal grand jury to-day in
d'cted him for counterfeiting gold bars,
such as are usually made and stamped at
mines and assay offices, and for attempt
Ing TO pass them for valuable considera-
tions on Max Lindheim and others at
Bracket. The swindle is substantially
the same as the old, time-worn gold
brick hoax, Judge Turner fixed New
berry's bond In this case at $1,000, but he
has not been able to get 1t. Nowberry
Is rapidly becoming so implicated in the
meshes OF the law in both federal and
state courts that he will necessarily ex-
perlence great deal of trouble in clear
ing himself, II he does at all. This latter
crime Is the most serious, In consequence
of the several penalties attached.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Special to the Gazette.
BRowNwooD, Tex, MAY l8.--The Nc
Anally & Ramer mill was burned at 3
O'Clock this morning. The mill was of
the old pattern, and was only worth A few
thousand dollars. There was no insnr.
ancp s"'
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Attempted Suicide.

special to the Gazette.
BRo9NwooD, TEX, May lS.--A. Il.
Harper, saloon man Of this place, at
tempted TO commit suicide last night by
taking morphine, but was prevented from
dying by the timely assistance OF the
doctor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
special to the anlotte.

RHoME, TEX. May lS.--An infant
child OF Mr.. Jim Day, who lives near this
piece, died yesterday and viii be buried
to-day.
Mrs. George Wilmuth, who has been
sick for some time, IS now rapidly i'm
proving.
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TESTIMONIAI

Mr. Paul Weber n Haustn. TAD
fuHcicr from chronic hlcoarh1
cnused nm ulcor that banlhd ia n
eminent physicians. llo VA ia
Co X and Is now ent fsly I'll 4
attond to business,
Mr. David II. White Of lloeshi 4
fr'm epilepsy, having a spemas|
tho pa 1 five years, ,lnrs hl IA
under Dr.. Cooks ireaimcsl dfrf!
has hat no rotnrn Of the dli.sd
llmself rs cured.
Mrs. Fannie Bowman, llasae
treated by DR.. Cook ( liver tls9'
pepsla and is now entirely well
Mrs S. A. Lloyd, Galyetios n
bled with backache, bcarlpgdpn1
feelings, dizzy head and clhn
plants for several years snd w z
month by DIR. Cook, wiiiicnl hlfl9
embarrassing procedure Of ~ tiln,
Mr.. Ice Cornot OF Galyeleu, Y
have suffered for years ipm 81
catarrh, and have obtained pN
DIR. Cooks treatment, and an wv
more months treatment viii via'
cure"
Mr. j. Journeay, connected w
Pacific railroad az Houston, IA; !
had both been long sufferers lfori
chltis, which had almost lelal,'s
sunption. They were cared y
months under Dr Cooks uea'ai''
Mr.. Thomas Clarklp, corner Ii,'
Posto0lce streets, ,salvcslon, IVY
certify that DR., Cook cufeo "
which had resisted the ueMn'r
physiclans IN the country. iMn
a plaster that caused me ny I'VE
Tho above are only q few l,N
monials obtained by d. w
country.
Consultation free. Cbafee.ss " y. N
at the pickwlck hotel, for' wore
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Fort worth Bu,Iaipr As.oc,.,,

The secretary OF the Fort Worth Rp,,d.
ing ana Loan association is now able to
DC at his place, ans stockholders viii
please call and pay assessments. The
L Lapg monthly May meeting Will be
held Tuesday, May IS. 49, ~
j. j. MILTON. Sec,v
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Special to the Gazette.

oNttihA w hht NhNNthft
GALVESTON, Tx, Nav l8.--Col. S. NJ.
Mansfield and wife said farewell TO the
Island city to-day and departed for their
new station at Detroit, where the colonel
will have charge OF the lighthouse system
OF the lakes.
In the district court to-day the jury in
the Loveioy- Floyd case returned a verdict
in favor Of Lovejoy for s2l0 The case
has attracted some considerable at
tentlon In speculative circles. Love-
Joy sued Floyd, claiming S2700 due for
legal services. Floyd denied the claim,
and presented Loyejoy's unpaid notes TO
the amount OF over twenty-five hundred
dollars as set-off against the claim In the
event the jury should fnd Lovejoy had q
claim. The event developed the fact that
Lovojoy had given his notes to pay his re-
peated losses on buckets hop-wheat deals
aud by their verdict the jury practically
cancel LoveJoy's notes to Floyd and give
him cash balance.
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At Dsnison.

NWNVIIU'
DKNlsoN, TEx., May IA fire broke
out at sl5 tonight on Crawford street
In a frame house filled with baled hay. the
property OF g. l.. Gersa, grocer, valued
AT sSuO' II was total loss, there being
no insurance. The adjoining brick, the
damaged. S'snuy
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Held for Criminal Assault.
lAl to tho aaxatfa

HousToN, TEX, May l3.--Aaron Yves.
ley, negro charged with outraging a
little eight.year.old child named Gillian,
at Hockey, was granted hearing before
a justice to-day and remanded without
ball, The particulars OF the case are as
iollows' The father of the girl is col
ored preacher aud was attending church
meeting tuesday night. On his arrival
home he heard the cries Of the child, and
on entering caught the negro In the act,
VINO, seeing the father, ran from the
mousse Gillian iired al The negro with a
shotgun, which took effect in the back
ana brought him to the ground, The
child Is seriously injured
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snyder.
o0grespondenee o. lhe aaaette.

correspondence of the Gazette.
SNYDER, Tx, May ll,--District court
convened yesterday. There was only one
case on the docket, and 1t was called this
morning by agreement, and decided In
about an hour.
a writ Of Injunction was sued this
morhing before Judge Cockrell restrain
ing Y. j. Fought, collector, from collect.
ing the tax on the personal property Of
the ilano Cattle company OF Cara
county u being nonresident Of said
county, and the county being morgan
ICED, the petitioner, the Liano Cattle
company, alleging that there is no law for
taxing the personal property OF non.resi.
dents OF unorgsnized counties. ~
Attachments have been run on all the
property OF Cornelius Bros, amounting
~ all to about $4,000 at present. James
H. browpi Burns, Waller & Co, william
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with hangings Tor sl.75-the best in tba
city also window screens very low. AZ
the lumber yard Of Elliott & Roe.