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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
TRXAs BA>E BALI LEAGUE
Meeting Held y. Houston = Officers Elected
Hist OF PlE5eTs Signed.

Meeting Held 81. Houston Officers Eieotsd
Hist OF PlEyeIs Signed.
Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Jan. lS.-Tne Texas
Base Ball League met in in this city to-
day. The following delegates were pres
EFT: T. W. Jackson, c. II. Dorsey, NJ.
Il. Potter, representing Galveston; 7. II
Vending ard c. ?. FegaD, for Dallas; E
j. Bryme, S. ". French, T. j. Mum
and T. W. Turner, for Anstin;
L. L. Haine. Robert Adsir and MAJ Ro-
senthal, for Houston. San Antonio was
represented by proxy. 1t WAS decided
that the Texas Base Ball League would
&C under the protection Of the National
LeEgue, and that the standard ball to De
used would be S. Spauldng's
of Chicago. An election CT officers
wes held resulting il T. W. Turner Of
Austin, president; Robert Adair Of Hous-
ton, vice pre- sident; VIII L R4inhardt Of
Dallas, secretary and treasurer. The
following players have been signed for
the season Ct 1888, which will be opened
MaTchl5.
Austin tesm-E. j. Mullalley OF st.
Louis, catcher; 7. J. Hoffman, New Or
leans, pitcher; J. J MCCloskey, Louis
vile, centeifelder; c. Il. Bradley, Buf-
fslC, catcher; J. T. Tobias, left field, st
Louis; Fl. R. Raymond, third base, Utica,
n. Y; w. B. Weaver, catcher, Parkers-
burg, Va; j. Ukotter, first
base, Cincinnati; J. Finn, short
stop, Cincinnati; P. E. Ehret, pitcher,
Louisville; G Shsringnsusen, third base,
So. Louis; J. j McCloskey, manager.
Houston ream--H. K. Lopp, catcher,
Allegheny City; Joe Lob BECK, catcher,
st. Louis; D j. Murphy, catcher, Brook
lyn; Fred Nicholas, pitche-, Bridgeport,
Conn; T. j. Flood, pitcher, ST. Louis;
j II. VOgle, pitcher, Allegheny City:
Harry Howard, Chippewa, Ont, short
step; r II Craig, first base, Atlanta; p.
Flaherity, third base, Hsstipg, n b.; Jas.
h. OIsD, Denver, Col, fglder; J Dauth-
EFT, Hastings, Neb., fielder; Sam L.
Haine, manager.
Dallas tesm-Char.es Ii. Lewis Of Phil
ford OF Scranton, Pa., and
Whitaker Fahy of ST. Louis. pitchers; B.
Bohsnnon of Philadelphia, CATCHER; G.
Burns Of Hot Springs, Ark, and D. Hemp
of Denver, Col feldere: G. PEBBLES Of
Kansas City, ehortstop; c. P. Fegen, Dali
las, manager.
Fort Worth, Tex represented by Msn-
ager Ward, has not yet selected their
team. Galveston, represented by Man
ager Alex Easton, have arranged with
Fergv Malone of Philadelphia to select q
team. San Antonio has rot yet signed
Waco and Denison are expected to
join the league next week. Fahy and
Ovens of st. Louis constitute the star
battery for Dallas, Pettlford and Bohannon
second battery. Nichols and Murphy will
be Houston's strong point in the box
Howard, the snort-stop for Houston,
played with the New York Giants in their
Texas tour and Is one CT the finest ANA
tiers In the country. The session ad-
iougIed at 10 O'Clock tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
shcrt sermUuS for Boys.
Jewish Messenger.

Most boys ana gjr,s do not ike ser
nons-they say that THEY are too long fo-
heir tjz5ueSses. PsThsps thsY II - tlso
these short sermons. Thsy sill . ~ ts1C
- thi-E uY>r, go mas. rot - .-Li ,oC
hastily.
4 SWzc;sl 15y i'll Gu, u thc ri. dow
aEd was Asdly hurt, but with clercEed
lips lie KEEP. back tue c-y CT pain. Ihs
Klrg, GustsvUS Adolpaus, who san him
f2l'. prop1essd taSy tia. boy would
make u mGy fsr an emergency. Ald SO
ne cid, foc lie Became tie famous General
Bauer.
boy used TO crush tie flowers 10 get
:heir color, and painted the white side OF
bis fathers cottsee in TyrOl with 81 sOr;s
Of 2 cures, which the mOUutaineers Ga4ed
e SIS wClderlul. He wss the great artist
Citian.
An cid painter watched little fellow
who amused himself making Drawings Of
his pot and brushes, easel and stool. aDd
said: "Tha. boy will best me one day
So he did, for be wss Michael Angelo.
4 German bog wss resdicg d blood
il he said to himself: "No@, this Will
never do. gee 100 muca excited over
it. / can't study so well sfler it. So
here goes!" aad ne flung the book out
into the river. He vas F-ch:c, the great
German philosopher.
Do YOU know what these little sermors
mesu2 Why, simply this. that IN boy
hood and girihood ere shown the traits
for good or evil that make the ms1 OF
woman coed or not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
committee rose and the resolution went
over as unfinished business.

committee rose and the resolution went
over as unfinished business.
Mr.. Crisp OF Georgia, chairman OF the
committee on elections, called up the re-
part CT that committee in the case of a. E.
Redstone, claiming 20 have been elected
from the Fifth California district. The
report, which asks that the committee be
discharged from further consideration OF
the matter, was agreed TO.
Mr.. Wilkins OF Ohio, then called up tie
banking bill as unfinished business.
An effort wss made by friends and OPP
ponents Of the measure &c come 10 some
agreement By which the bill might be
open 70 free discussion and amendment
and the Offering of dIlatory motions WIS
abandoned, but il YVES unsuccessful,
owing to the announcement by Mr..
Weaver of lowe, that he would rot sur
Under mis- right 20 entsgOnizs the bill at
snY time by auE means n his power. He
iaised question CT consideration g. d
the House determined yeas. I50; nays,
55:) to consider the bill. Fillbustering
motions were then submitted.
This wss continued for some time,
when, upon motion OF Mr.. Wilkins the
House adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Lampass. R.aoy FIR Immigrant.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs, TEx., Jan. l7.-Tnere Is
perhaps rot another town iii the state
that offers the same Inducements 10 im-
migrants Lsmpssas does. beautiful
town nestled in valley, bounded On the
north and west by shins, and almost
through the center Of the town ruus the
beautiful snd ever flowing Sulphur, fed
by numerous springs ana especially by
the three wonderful Mineral springs that
are right IT the town, from each of which
over 900 gallons CT water flows every
minute, lowing freely for the healing Of
sll who may come and pEEtake. withou,
money and without pie. Property is
quite cheap aDd rents low. Northern in
yalids would f I'd this s very pleasant and
healthfnl winter resort, simple hotel sc-
c0mmodstIops. beautiful drives, piCtur-
esqne scenery and aTsy from the ircz9n
climee Of the north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Meeting st Oleburns.

special TO the Gazette.
CLKBURNK, Tx, Jan. 1s.-The follow
Jog proceedings TOOK plsce at the immi-
grafton meeting held in the court house
to- day:
The meeting was called to order bv
Major < NJ. Heath and Mr.. G. c Fahm
OF Alyarado called TO the chair and w. j
Ratledge elected secretary.
Mi FTymier offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, that the chair appoint COM
mittee of five on permanent organization.
the committee WAS appointed and they
reported as follows:
CLKBURHE, TEX, Jan. Is, 1888.
To Mr. & G. Fahm, Chairman of Immigration
Meeting:
Your committee appointed TO submit s
plan for permanent organization offer
the following for your consideration:
Resolved, that this organization shall
be known as the johnson County Immi-
grafton Jciety.
The management Of the society shall
be vested in the following officers who
shall hold their office for one year or until
their SUCCESSORS are elected, to-wit s
president, vice-presidept, secretary ana +
uDSUCS COluulttISC u Ella WIZ sUA1i $3.50
act as board of directors.
The president shall preside st all meet
ings Of the society and of the board of d.
rectors (of which he shall be member
by virtue Of his office, appoint sll com
mittees, sign all con, rscts and other tee
essary instruments of writing, and ap-
prove all drafts upon the treasury for
money drawn therefrom.
The vice-president shall il the absence
OF the president perform all duties Of thai
office.
The secretary shall keep correct min
utes CT ali the meetings e the society
and board Of directors He shsll Keep 3
correct account Of sll moneys received
and expended and draw and attest sll
orders upon the treasury. He shall have
charge OF the books and papers Of the
society, shall attend TO all the cor
respOnGence ard distribution o. printed
matter, aid at each meeting Of the
society shall submit q full report of the
condition Of the society. Ee shall also
keep book where he shall record g list
OF sll lands for sale or rent in the county
under such regulations as msy be pro-
vided by the board. It shsll be bis special
duty 10 look after parties who are seek
ing information in regard 70 the country
and extend to them every facility for CD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Meeting at stepheEy!Ils.

Correspond ei the Gazette.
STFPHENvILLE, TEX, Jan. IL --Pur-
euant TO call number Of Gu: people
met Saturday evening last =. the cour:-
house and perfected permanent orgar-
izatiCn on the immigration question, by
eIect!rg the Hon. 81. W Moore, pcesi-
dent; Colonel j. II lyman, vice, pgesi-
dent; Lee Young, ESQ, secretary, and
Captain John A, Frey, treasurer
after the organization was per
fec1ed, committee on finance was
appointed with power TO collect funds for
the state organization in accordance with
the request from each senatorial district
as announced at the DalIas convention,
and also TO collect fuads for county rUr-
poses OF the organic ati0n. There WAS
committee appointed on history, Stalls
tics and resources Of the county with To
quest to prepare and publish descriptive
information Of the county for ciTcnl6tioD
SIS en- advertisement q The county. Coz
siderable interest is m&nif. sted il the im-
migration movement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
CONSUL BRIGHAM's SUCCESSOR.
he Sc q Young Man and a Tsxsa-k Ties
timon;sl 20 Brigham

BE is a Young Man and a Tsxs8-A TIES
timor;alto Brigham.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TRx., Jan. 1s.-C1nsu!
Harvey Brigham who resigned about two
weeks sgo will be succeeded by Rockford
Mackie, who Is now holding the position
Of consul q: Laredo. Mr. Msckie is quite
a young man, a native Ct Texas, but was
appointed from South Carolina. Nj
Brigham voluntarily reliLqaIshed
his position spd is highly
complimeuted for mis- service n .
communication received By bim to-day
from Secretary BsYard. He has better
position snd goes to warmer climate.
which is better adapted for ire resiora-
ton OF his health. Re will not Iesve be-
fore the list OF February. Tie C5psul is
exceedingly popular here end 81. slepg
the frontier, and It is proposed on TIE
part OF the leading ci'izeUs to present him
With substantial testincGisi OF their es
TEEN ior him before he departs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
AUSTIN.
Counties Which Have Failed to Send IN
Thrif School Fund Reports-Enoamp-
ment Named After Governor Ross.

Counties Which Have Failed to Send IN
Thrir School Fund Reports-Enoamp-
ment Named After Governor Ross.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, jan. Ex-Governor Ross
has appointed Walter ellis district attor-
ney for the Forty Grst district. in place of
Mr.. Old, resigned on account of had
health. Mr.. ellis is q graduate of the
State University.
The following counties hsVe failed to
send up their annual reports CT school
funds 10 the State superintendent rs the
law requires: Angelina, Bastrop, Bexsr,
Bosque, Brazos. Camp, Clay, Color, do,
Concho, Coo&e, dewitt. Dimmir,
Duval, Ellis, Fort Bend,
Frio, Franklin, Galveston, Gorzsles,
Gregg, Hidslgo, Hopkins, Jefferson,
Kendall, Kerr, Kimbie, LaSalle, Leon,
Mason, Maverick, McCnllocb, Mont
gomery, Mitchell, Nscogdoches, NJ wtou,
Pecos, Preside, BED RIVER, San Patricio,
San Sabs, Shelby, Smith, Starr,
Stephens, Ts5 Tor, Tyler, Upsour, Waller,
Washington, Wheeler, Wichita, Wise and
Z psts.
Tie treasury receipts amounted to $780,
900 for school fund and $1,000 for general
revenue.
The charter Of the Farmers Co-opera-
tive Association Il Willis and Mont
gomery counties was filed here to-day;
incorporators-Jesse McCaleb snd others.
There are 3l7S convicts in tie state
prisons and CONVICT camps.
The directors Of the Interstate drill
have named the encampment Scamp Sui
Ross" and have invited the Governor TO
take the command or name an officer TO
command the s:ate troops. General A.
S. Roberts will probably have the chief
command.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
TIE ARCHITECTS.
Ehc State Association Cono!nc.s Its
LsSors and Adjourns.

Ehc State Association Concludes Its
Lsbors and Adjourns.
Special 10 The Gazette.
HoUsT0S, TEN, J.n. lS.-The Stale
Association ot Architects adjourned this
evening. 4 committee wAs appointed to
memorabilia The Legislature 20 secure tie
passage Of sn set to regulate the Practice
Of aEcdit: c's in the state. Alter sons
minor business the following eff ,ers wee
elected for tie ensuing yesr.
President, ". c. DoDsou Of
Wsco; first wee president,
JAues Wsrrs MERGER Of San Antonio;
second vice presideEf, Cor,sz ClSIS OF
Dallas; secretary, ". w Lsrmour Of
Waco; treasurer, Eugena Thei0er CT
Houston; executive committee, J. J.
Kane Of Fort Worth. chairman; n. To
BE OF Dallas, A. 0. WATSON OF Austin, ".
II. TyEdall OF Galveston, 5. 2. Herbert q
waco. Waco WAS chosen s5 he De2.
place Of meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

provision for coast defense, the buli1ng
Of : strong navy snd the improvement, OF
the rivers and hsrDors of the country.
Adjourned sine die.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jsu. lS.-Thp following
Texas pensions were issued today:
Mexican war, EIizsbe;b, widow Of Phillip
@. Paul, Lamar; Mexican wsr, CzrPY ".
Styles, Meridian; Jonsthau Storey, Esgie
Ford; increase, Henry Parker, Greenvi..e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

". II. Waring OF Centrslis, Mo, has
curious relic. It ia q 50 bin issued by
Tie STATE Of New York, August Is, 1916.
The ro,e has eel OF i Dearlng he Ten
Commandments on it's face. "Lex
+ gil" on owe side, "Arms" on he
bottom -of Abe seal, aud "Pe nertup" s..
the tip CT the seal. The paper on which
Is Ii p7Iuted5is "b7ut tn thickneSs Of
blottiDg page, Gud OF . cup, yellow
cOidx. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Meeting 20 be Held at Sherman.
lPc' II TO the ERzntrn

SHERMAN, TEX, Jan. Is Tho foIlow-
Ing call IVES published in the local papers
this afternoon: Tie citizens Of the state
senatorial district composed ct Grsyson
and Cooke counties are respectfully re-
quested te attend either il person ~ ny
their DELEGATES the immigration meeting
10 be held ST the courthouse in the city of
Sherman or Monday, January 80 a full
representation is desired, as business
VIII come before the meeting.
Signed J. F. EVANS,
Chairman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

The Caledopiao R,llrosd, in its freight
yards at Glasgow, is experimenting on
signals by blasts from q lin trumpet, in
siesd of by waving Of srms OF lanterns,
as hiss been the custom. The various
orders srs given by long blasts, short
blasts snd zero Hs.o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
VIII Attend the Austin Dri.i

HOUSTON, TEX, Jan. Is BY 8 unani-
nous vote the Houston Light Guard de-
cided tonight 10 attend the Austin drill
in May. The boys are enthusiastic, sud
think they will have the strongest team
ever had In the fed. The decision tO-
night crestes general satisfaction through
out the CITY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Firem.n's Elsc ion ut Terrell.

Special 10 the Gazette. -
TERRELL, Tex, ism. ls-Ths FIRE Se-
partment held their annual meeting this
evening for the election # department
officers, st which Vic Reinhsrdt was
elected chief and T. l. BryaB, assistant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

tanning such informstion. For the fsith-
FIJI performance Ct bis duties he soell re-
ceiye such compensation SIS may be de-
termined by the bOsId of directors.
The finance committee snd bO2Td O.
directors shall have general control OF
the business snd shall devise means for
raising money 10 meet the expenses OF
The society. They shall adopt and carry
into execution all plzns that they msy
consider for the interest and advance
ment Of the objects Of the society. They
shall select one Os their number IS treas
Lrer, and If deemed necessary may re-
quire him TO give bond for the faithful
discharge OF his duties. They shall
through the secretary make g report to
erch meeting OF the society anG GETTY
out the Instructions given them. They
shall hold regular monthly meetings and
Cslle6 meetings wheu necessary, to De
called by the president.
Tue treasurer shall receive Gil moneys
ana receipt the secretary for the sans, psy
all orders drawn by the presiden. and st
tested by he secretarY. He shal Ct
each meeting make report OF money
received and disbursed Aay ore ma?
become member OF this association By
1E4AEs W EC IiaLsA ~ LIZ
secTetaIy Of the association.
Il shall be the duty of the finance COM
mittee sid beard Of directors 70 appoint
speaker to address the association on the
subject Of immigration st each regular
meeting OF the association.
The society shall held monthly meet
irgs On the first 4lonCay OF each month
st O'Clock p. N, ct me courthouse IN
Cleburne. for the regular transaction OF
business. Special meetings may be called
by the president when deemed necessary.
Res Eecttuly submitted,
B. F. FRYMIER,
III. SANs0M
4 g SCURLOCK,
T NJ. HEATH,
n. L CLARDY,
NJ. B MCDuwELL.
The above report was adopted. A Tss0.
luton was then mtde that committee Of
five be appointed to seiecr permanent
officers, which was carried, snd upon re
port OF thu committee the following per
msnent fficPrs were elected:
B. T FFymier, president; II. " Rem
fro, vice president; D J. Browr, secre-
tsry; S. z Allen, ". S. Johnson, A J.
Brown, JOt j. Smytb, f. Nj. Heath, 7. 4.
Scurlcck, finaUCe committee.
a motion &c appropriate first money
rsised TO pay what wss assessed by state
committee Was carried. Also thst 10 ex-
pense should be Incurred 10 get speakers
TO address the society
Committees were also appointed 20
solicit subscriptions
Seversl hundred dollars was subscribed
toward the object Of The society.
The meeting then adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

snd when found Mrs. Owens was dead
and he was batly frozen. They were tray-
cling in 8 Yehia T. He will auruive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

teSnuIOaI, Iur Iuey represented onIy their
Own Interests on both siaes, there being
no one else concerned il the ir.pssction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

.-a~4II>vSI aUs'etvxou cuHIISc IuIs murE-
Ing 81 above zero. Tie street-csrs were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

Buck wheat Oak.s>spd Maple ssrur.
These you can get stSihe Fort Worth
Grocery Co., sndnow Is sAsEtme to eal
them. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

experiment station 81 6
moths Magnolia piantsti|
diffusion process IS q gre|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

constructed according
TO TIE COMMON RULES OF BUSINESS,
fairness and duty, and their value and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Ofxcs<s ard L. mons.

Cocoanuu, OFxas<e ard Lemons
Send your orderssh these to tit Fort
Worth Grocer Co.'S Tsey keep the best
it is possible to gtf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-26
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given th't in pursuance Of an
order of the Probate Court of TIE County OF AL.
turas, Territory of Idaho made on the 18th day of
December, 1898. in the matter Of the estate OF
Virgil Lamb. deceased, the undersigned admins
trstor of the estate Of said deceased. will offer at
private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
First National Bank of HALEY, in Alturas county,
Idaho. (where bids and offers will be recs. ved)
the cath day Of December, 1888 at the honr Of 10
o'clack, a. IN, of said day. all II ght title, in
terest and estate of the sid Virgil amb at
the time of his death, and all the right, title
alton Of law or otherwise acquired other thaA or
time of his dealt IN and to all that certain LOTS
in the county of Alturas Territory OF Idaho, and
northeast. quarter of the southeast quarter, and
half of the southwest quarter Of section seven-
teen tlS) east, of Boise meridian, containing one
hundred and fifty.nine acres and thi seven enc
bundredths Of an acre tl59 81. 100 also soui Invest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section eigh.
teen Is, and the west half Of the northeast quar-.
ter and northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Of
section nineteen 49,, in township two t2l, n nth
range eighteen tls) east. Boise meridian. contain
ing one hundred and sixty t1G0l acres The terms
and condition of sale that the whole amount
Of the purchase money must be paid to the under
signed on confirmation of sale by said Probate
Court. J. NJ. BCRKETT,
Administrator estate of Virgil Lamb, cece ased.
HALEY, 1. T., Dec. Is, 1883.