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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
nEST "a MI
rnn wonLn.s rAIR MEX1cAN
ORCHESTRA AT GREENWALLiS-
MATINEE TODAY AND TO
NIGHT

The Mexican Typical Orchestra en-
route 20 the World fair VIII appear at
Greenwnlrs opera ho-se matinee today
at - o'clock and tonight. Tho Houston
Post says.
There Is no installing the hearty en-
joyment afforded By the Mexican Typical
Orchestra, for those who were fortunate
enough 10 hear the exquisite music rem
dered by this very happily selected must
cal aggregation.
There Is something about q Mexican
band" that seems 20 be peculiar 20 it.
self Its method. like is own quaint
national airs. IS pure Castilian, but Il Is
music just the same warm. harmonious
and full Of color. happily blended, going
b. You'd the seuse of hearing aud touch
ing the heart strings The frequent and
vigorous applause and the hearty enc0rcs
uttcsted the enjoyment of the audience
as nothing else could aud the artists
themselves seemed to realize that they
had scored such q triumph as gave them
reasonable warrant for feeling proud and
Watihed.
The program embraced such n variety
of selections from the light and entranc-
ing "danzns' to the heavier and odmira-
bly, rendered Overtures, that there was
no scmblauce Of monotony and an utter
absence of shat tired feeling so often
superinduced by a too prolix and mono
tonous musical program. \ feature was
the playing Of Juyentiuo Rosas, author
and Interpreter Of some of the most beau
uful aud popular of Mexican airs, and
his appearance and performance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
WACO BUnGET.
YESTRY ELECTON-GR GRATIFYING
STATE OF AFFAIRS-HIS
HAIR ON END.

Waco Tex, April Especial THE
following vestry was elected at a meet.
ing of the parishioners Of st. Pauls
Episcopal church last night:
IL. j. Minors, Willie Krause II. w
Beaumont, j. w Barnett. Il. A. Mar.
shall, 10. q. Hanrick. Il. H. Palmer.
George w, Jackson. L. G.. Patton, John
l.. Brockenbrough, c. l.. Johnson.
George w, jackson and G.. l.. johnson
We're elected senior and junior wardens
respectively.
The gratifying condition is shown Inv
the financial report for the last year that
for the first time In the history of the
church, IL Is out Of debt and instead
has Il balance in bank, Remarks of a
very happy and pleasant nature were
made by Rev. Frank Rector, rector.
and Rev g. NJ Beckwith, missionary.
Rev. II. Nj, Vaughan manager OF the
Orphans home OF the Northwest Texas
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church IS IN the city endeavoring to Sc
cure the balance of the funds necessary
20. the locating Of that institution in
Waco.
The board of health will hold regular
meeting tomorrow night. Among other
things II will receive the report of the
sanitary officer and complete its annual
report 70 the city council. The subject
of general cleaning up of the city
viii be discussed and probably urged
upon the council
The hair OF one East Waco man lifted
his hat of last night about = O'clock
Hearing a noise among his little chick
ems and going out he put his hand I'm.
der hen with young chickens 10 catch
hold OF an enormous black snake five
hen. '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
LIVESTOCK NOTES,
HEAVY RECEIPTS AT THE STOCK.
YARDS YEsl ERpAY
OF Cattle Going North, Over 1860 cars-Ailer
Sheep Sioalsrs Arrivals al the
livestock Center.

w Copeland is In the city from Ste
/ phens county.
J. W. Gibson is among the few new
arrivals in the city
Brooke Smith. the cattleman and bank
/ er Of Brentwood, is here.
g W Haines. livestock agent of the
Missouri Kansas aud Texas, is in from
trip.
The Ben Hackett hogs. shipped from
Fort Worth TO 81 Louis yesterday, will
average about 300 pounds
w c. tBilD Edwards. a jovial cattle
man Of the II. |. H., came in yesterday
and Is domiciled at the Pickwick
Beef steers on western ranges came
out Of the winter In fine shape and early
shipments to market are the order
Five thousand head of stock cattle have
been sold recently az SIG with the calves
thrown in, that ranged on the Grow res
CryAtion.
Messrs Arnold & Briscoe made a
shipment Of three cars of cattle to mar
ket from Greenville aud realized very
satisfactory prices.
George simmons. a well known cattle
man OF Weatherford. was here yesterday
from the y, J. T.. on his way 10 South
Texas TO ship cattle out 20 the Greek ma
nation.
w. II. Jennings, big cattleman Of
san Antonio, IS in town on his way from
the Indian Territory TO South Texas
lie win ship 10000 head Of cattle u the
territory groslng grounds shortly
Those engaged ia raising hogs in Tex
as and the territory would do well to
reserve their shipments as much as pos
siulc FOR the rcOpeuing of the Fort Worth
asHtn .Ia..
by doing so.
Sheepmen and those interested in the
sheep industry who reside i'm San Miguel
county. n. T., win meet at Las Vegas
on April 10 to take such action as may
Dc necessary TO prevent stealing and
insure prompt punishment Of the thieves.
81, The twenty-frst annual meeting Of the
wyoming Stock Growers association *
now ~ session at Cheyenne. Wyo. The
oihcers elected are: John CLAY. presi-
lent; q. w. Baxter. vice-presideut: III.
-. lnjoms secretary and II. G. Hay.
treasurer.
Receipts az the Texas and Pacific stock
yards Tor the twenty-for hours ended
az ?. M yesterday were Ten cars
Ieu cattle from Siidmore a. Co. Driskil
en- route TO ST. Louis . cars of horses
IRON J. Levi q Bro, Oswego. Kan. ON
route to Galveston and / car hogs shin.
P2ed by Ben Hackett Of Fort Worth to
FOR the twenty-four hours ended at q
p. M yesterday the Union stockyards
received and shipped exactly 100 cars
0L cattle aud even then did not hulf tax
tne capacity Of the yards. The receipts
Were 10 cars from Half Bros. NIilland
en- route 70 Grand Summit. ian. %
cars from j. Nj. Patterson. Van Horn
Tor Minneapolis, Kan; 40 cars from
Conner Bros, San Angelo, for the Ponca
reservation; 10 cars from G. = Day
Dollinger, 70 Hume Bros, Chillocco. 36
Sars ron halt Bros, Colorado CITY. 10
GS ooina SUMMIT; Kan, and IL cars from
the Ponca reservation. ''e "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
IN THE CITY.

At the monthly meeting of r. u. Lee
camp. Monday night. the resolutions
Of respect 90 the late General Kirby
Smith were adopted.
Comude William Barr was elected
quartermastcr ot the camp aud DR.. II
H. NaIl was requested 20 preach a me.
mortal sermon on the 10th inst. aud 10
act az permanent chaplain.
saturday, the 10TH inst. viii be Oh.
served us Memorial day
Yesterday Judge Friend received no.
tee mut q meeting OF the brigade aud
rcgimeutul officers or the United Coufrd.
crate veterans OF the Fourth Fiftb
sixth, Eighth, Twelfth. and Thirteerth
brigade districts had been called In This
city for the Oth inst. Thursday M
which meeting distinguished gentlemen
from more than fifty counties, incmding
General l.. ). Ross. General w l., Cn,
bell. General VI. W. Buster General NJ
L. Thompson ara expected and the
reHnontnl aud company officers OF camps
IN larrunt county are especially Invited
and expected. Such ariangements To-
enieialr these welcome guest, has can
be made Ia the limited time win he
made. The executive committee of r. E
lee camp Is requested To meet Judge
Friend nc his office az o'clock this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
FLAP VALVES


Fred Jones. travelling PASSENGER agant
Of the Cotton Belt, left for St louis
yesterday. '''
George W. Haynes of Calvert llyestoel,
agent OF the Missouri. Kansas and ,revns
ID IN the city.
Haston Meslier, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Texns and pa,i6c
day. ~ "'u's yes'e'-
J, j. Mullane commercial a,-ent NJ he
santa lie, returned Yesterday from N
ton. "uu ihous-
John 4. Smith. general freight ae.nt
OF the Missouri, Kansas aud Twas rnii.
My OF Texas, spent yesterday IN the
q NJ Payne, travelling freight agent
ol me Sotion Belt, came Ia Yesterday
n,t1,sn,hg anu went ont again Ia the
~ Judge Acheson has appointed Salnnel
~ bcAoNreey receiver 81 the Western
WV York and Pennsylvania Railroad
MI ~ Nye, COW coroner Of the Fort
worth Nnd Denver lcft Yesterday ~
spend the remainder Of the week M nnr.
chasing beef az points along the line
a; tdson, general superintendent
Nlu ~ ~, White. assistant si,uerhitenis,,t
yl uae Cotton Belt after spendine ~
NY lh the eliy, let for the north last
llspatch from New York saws. ,,Thc
telegraphlc report that Tho Norfhar, D.
cue e9rtemplated establishing a line
eastward 60 Quebec, Canada. M onnos,.
uon y NE Canadian Pacihc shroueb
bHssh America, Il secuted a, hlebi,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
An IMPORTANT MErTTvc

This circular is selt-cSplanntory and
all members are expected To heed H.
chamber OF Commerce Of Fort Worth.
Tex, April 1. 1909.
Dear Sir-rhc regular montbiv moo,
ing Of the chamber will be- hell am
Thursday, April g, at the Office of the
secretary. '"'
Some matters IN connection with the
new pockery deal will De discussed onJ
you are earnestly requested to be pres.
eut ~ =. NJ. CLARKE,
- "'i'Ii MAN Secretary.
President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
SMITH is All RIGHT

ING Following circular announcing the
APPOINTMENT of o. - Smith ns general
agent of tLc Cnliforuiu Frpit eynrr.s
WIN he9dqnartcr in Chicago. was riceiy.
gu 100 tts city yesterday Mr. smith wns
lormgrly general ngcut of the Fort Worth
and Denver nj Dallas and hns "A lorg"
circle of acquaintance 10 Texus who Min
o' P',o''H lo hear OF his new. position.
MIR g. n. Smith has h sn nnpointed
several agent OF this company win
ONCE ~ OH Chamber OF Commerce. Chi.
casM W. Effective April l. 1sg9
All communications regarding car ser.
wee ANA nlhuge reports heretofore mi.
or ,scI 10 Mr. g. a. Gordon, ear accom-
tam, should be addressed 90 Mr.. smith
w \ NEWLlN, General Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
THE RIO GRANDE MEETING

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF ihc Fort Worth and Rio Grande wns
held at the office of the company ina Ills
ciiy yesterday. Only routiir business
was transacted and the election resulted
IA retaining the old board of directors
VINO rejected the old officers. There
was nothing done In regard 10 the exten.
sion from Browpwood south now un,er
survey this matter being left entirely
win the dirnrlnrY. ,'1'|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
DRINNING MEN llrHr Id.

a Peoria. llls. dispatch says. business
in Tie yard OF the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific roul was brought 90 stand.
stlll fJr several hour, yesterday by tho
Wholesale discharge of several men and
a strike hy those LEFT Some time ago
the officials uf the road required The men
n 10 employ 90 cease drinking 20 cxecss.
and notice was served on an of thpui
that being found Ia saloon durinu
working hours would be equivalent TO
discharge. Three men were caught In
a saloon ana promptly discharged The
manager and his assistant f1r the ~
luols division arrived from Rock island
with carload of new men and the n, orl,
Of wedding ont the old men began.
Twenty toug were discharged NO once
tue complaint being drunkenness. and
new men WeW put 90 work under tlioso
OF the old men who had bepn retained
Later the chairman of the rripg tncc
committee claimed TO have discovered
mat the new men did not belong to The
union, and The remaining men ,yrre ar
dcrcd ont This left The ward In tho
hands OF the new mon. and work nro
crossed slowly II Us stntcd tbot tbr n,,,,
VIII attempt 10 prpripitate -,nerni
sttlIe ON the line. The officials here sny
th'rc viii By no deviation from mo rnle
men. '"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
FENCTBLEs MATrTRs

The contest drill for tho rlobt ., 49,.
the Fred l.. King medal WAS 49, ~ wear
iaNor OF Sergeant ], II. ChambeFlsin :"
NeAt Sunday afternoon the commit
stoned officers of the company Will -
as On examining board. ""' SCI
a, hose OF the company who m, can
qidates. for the yarions non-,om,nis s,nneS
49, 3ans. positions viii appear and be snh-
'ev'eu 70 test of their fitness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
v ILL SAM HAMBLEN Go TO THE
PENITENTIAl&Y FOR
MURDED?

Abilene, Tex. April Especial --Sam
Hamblen of Merkel, Tex, who has been
on trial here before the district court
for several days past charged with the
assassination Of John Baker ut Merkel
on Christmas day, was this morning
given life sentence by the jury after
being out but n short time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
PRAIsE oF nm nocK Islam.

G. + Fielding Of Manhattan. Kan.
M writing to W, n, Manchester about
siQns of interest to the citizens of Fort
Worth that The Gazette is permitted
Go copy
The extract Is:
! predict that Fort Worth will cot
the Rock Island, although. Of course.
,HWycn urp'nus upon The people Fort
q pass For passenger Observation-Disclosures
X VIII discount any road YOU hnye i'm
IeNnN today. The service improved won.
drrtully In ka sas after the Rock Is.
l94l came IN Let me hear from you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
FROM TERRELL.
FINE JERSEYS-FOR THE CON.
FEDERATE MoNUArENT-BIT
TEN BY A SPIDER

Terrell, Tx, April 4-(Special)-N;
j. ID. Gray today arrived with a LARGE
herd Of Jerseys from the north 10 re.
eeruit the large Jersey farm at Terrell
Japan Z, NJ biyms and others have
sey cattle. 'N'
Mrs, Dr. Preston aud her co-worlars
are laboring earnestly for the success ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
nor TnE Nm rrsr

The Texas and Pacific announces an
open rate OF a fare and d third from
GmN saline 20 Ranger ON lie main
lire aud from BELLS Go Fort Worth an
.ee, Iransconunental division Tor Tia
NM. Mal tesi TO be held In this city next
20 May 4. '''u'n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
a DIsGRAoRRUL nNnIRIrInN

Complaint Is made Of the Shameless
,bsin displayed 10y two women and
Yesterday, They were two .acret I'M. ','u9
the whole party was very drunk Tho
smashed one Of their hurgies ana Vs'
drunken antics Of the girls WIN ~, 'nu
me roadside while their friends trial W W.
patton up the broken vehicle were n'o ~
amusing 70 themselves than eniovoLie
s9 the passers'by In vehicles am street rect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

San Antonio. Tex. April r. tSpecial.)
The local members Of the board of o.
rectors Of the san Antonio and Aransas
Fass were th'ring 90 hold their meet
ing TINS morning when telegram was
received from one OF the members Of the
board living IN New York. protesting
against the proposed meeting and trans
Ter OF the rOud to the Southern Pacific
company The telegram stoted thar am
unexpected hitch IA closing the dot,iIs
9I the deal had occurred IN New York
IKE directors meeting was again post
poned' subject 10 call of Secretary Re
gun OF Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
THE COURTS

~ the Foriy-eighth district CONT tbe
case 81 Joshua Henry vs.. the RNlasA
"Slu Mining company Is sim ON trial. '''"'
!, Nolnihg was doue In the Seventeenth,
wst''t OF ~ The county courts yester
New suits We're fled vifh tha AL.
AeiN rs follows T.. W prov,na
y, ilAon, suit for trcspass 10 try ti,1a
~, y. ihelman vs.. John Rehrens et nj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
LIST OF PATENTS For TEx As

Washington, April 4.-(SpeciaIl J.
Washing machine, Albert q. Anderson.
keTyille ''H'
Ileadrest, John L. Baker. Baird
Combined cigar tip cutter aud match
safe. VIM. j. Briggs, Denison.
Clurksyine. "u''
Car coupling, Robert N. Erwin, Tenn
Car coupling JOS. l.. Myers, Mathis.
Rockport. e''ino''
Ironing table, Millage L. Smith, Stock.
Abilene. 'n'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

Venice Is well supplied with good wa
YER and this Is is greatest security FOR
.he health of It's inhabitants. The nres.
en- water supply comes from the sprInrs
~ ,,, % ambr9gio, near rreYiso. and IS
conveyed 70 the town from the mainland
oA conduit under the lagoon. being dis
lnoated Go private houses aud nnbiic
Weiis through underground pipes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
DROWNED AT RRowNwoon

Brownwood, Tex, March 4.-GspeoiaIA
a; hernnersdorn's family and a few other
iI Thsa went TO the bayou fishing today
aIgS III lett walter the 6-year.old boy
nssnlhE alone ana when they came back
they found him In the bayou drowned stiIl
holding his line with a Dish ON the hook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

lheodore Wachel, the celebrated Ger.
a ns1n Tenor Of thirty-hve Of forty years
anYer emerged from retirement recsnti,,
70 give concert in Berlin two DAYS ~
Tore his 10Th birthday. He asfosis h.,a
every body who heard him by us pbvSi
Su strength and elasticity. MS well ~
Ds me remarkable freshness aud pressr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

had been appointed a delegate for the
state at larec To- The Trausmi ssissippi
Commercial congress. which meets IN
Ogden, Utah, on the 9th Of April.
nest or ALL
To cleanse she system in q gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring
time comes. use the true and perfect
remedy, Syrup Of Figs 0ne bottle will
answer for an the family and costs
only 80 cents. the large size 81 Try il
aud be pleased. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup company only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

Remember the fantasma of singing
flowers at opera house on Tuesday nigbt
The best vocal talent in the city gives
TINS unique entertainment for the bene-
tit of Associated charities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

Waco. Tex. April a.. Especially "A
group Of railroad men were discussing
the past aud expected changes In the rail-
road world last night and as q result
The Gazette representative gathered the
following gossip as the unanimous
opinion Of the party. That General
Freight Agent l. j Polk Of the san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass will succeed W
II. Masters az general freight agent Of
the Santa Fe The appointment Of Mr.
B r. Noakum as general manager Is
generally thought by railroad men 10
mean that Mcssrs Polk and Wynn An
drews. the latter as the successor Of II.
q. Thompson TO general passenger agent,
will accompany him 90 the Santa Fe
Another opinion EXPRESSED was that
Mr. A. A. Robinson. late vlce-prcsidcnt
Of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Re.
viii become first yice-prcsident and geu-
cral manager Of the Missouri Pacific
system. This latter statement. the per
son making H. said came from excellent
authority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

MIS- Stonewan Jackson. who resides
~, charlotte, \ O.: has been presented
WI ~nn sbr'g OF ivy from Martin Lnther,s
husbands burial place. s W Ns'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
DOUBLE KILLING.
ONE MAN SHOT THROUGH THE
MOUTH AND THE OTHER
THROUGH THE HEAD.

Granger Tex, April 4.-(Special.)- ~
Joseph Beard and James Curtis killed
each other ut n dance three miles east
OF here about l o'clock this morning
as near as can be learned they were
friendly, AMI We're talking friendly five
minutes before the killing. Curtis
called Beard to one side and drew his
pistol without word and nut il to
Boards face and shot, and as Beard fell
he shot Curtis In the mouth Both died
instantly. Not u word was spoken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
CONDENSED RAILROAD TnB TABLE
III -. -I.... I-L..n

Texas and -Eastb0nnd. $40 a. IN,
7.25 A. M. 1880 n. m. 1910 b. M, $40
D. m. Westhound. Dos a. m.
Texas and Pacific. trauHcunilnental d.
vision-Leavc; S;45 a. M. Arfltei T:2O y.
m.
Missouri. Kansas and s-Northb0und:
1875 a. M. Z 30 p. m. S0unthbound: 1910
Fort Worth e1d Denver Northbound;
1890 u. IT,, 6.l5 D. N.
Houston and Texas Centrni-S0uthbound
$3.50 o. NJ. 01O D. ID.
Santa Fe route Northbound, $50 a. M,
$40 p m. southbound; 500 %. w.. 1905
p. M.
Cotton Belt route Eastbound $50 a No..
Fort worth and Rio crandc- souihpound;
100 D. mn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

The area Of the United States. excln.
ave- 81 Alaska, Is 3,0O0O)O square miles.
over q hundred surveyors are NOW em.
p,oysu ~ surveying and preparing mans
~ kne country, and about One-iifth az
we "Noie ARIA has already been SIR.
veSqd during lhe ten wears m which fbo
MgfA hrA been progresalug. About tll Z.
W. square mile are Annually surveyed
ava ~ y estimated that Il win reosile
tOriy years mere 20 complete the man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
ImprobaLIe By lrIend. o. lhe lr.t aamcd

improbable by friends Of the first named
company
The United States circuit court has au-
thorized William q. Lane, "a permanent
receiver Of the United States Rolling
stock company 10 sell all the securities.
land and patent rights belonging 10 the
company and now ia his possession.
Fire destroyed the Ccutral Iowa depot,
dispatchcr's Office. round house and pump
ing works. together wiai three lOc0no-
uvcs. two stationary engines. several
freight cars, pile drivers and cnb0osp and
q large quantity of material aud supplies,
keitlsburg. Ills Loss $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
NOTION

The subscribers Ia Fort Worth IN the
fIHiaiAhtee tnd for The Chicago. Rock
requested 70 meet nc the offices of no
chamber OF commerce on "Wednesday
April o at 10 a. M. sharp. To- discuss
matter OF great Importance to the snh.
sCrlbers. Respectfully.
gu JOHN q. MCCARTHY.
CHAIRMAN OF Subscription Cop,n,ittee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
HONOR WHERE nIfr

Yesterday Major X NJ. Van zan1t
was a9'i''ed " Governor IIoss t.as ID b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
THE KATY Ar uoT-sTOy

II was formally ANNOUNCED to,lay t,at an
tho. 10th the Missouri. Kansas and Teyas
VIII open Up for freight business here
Inc hrst train over the road will be
twenty-one cars Of wire Of 10000 pounds
TO the car. The Katy today made CON
negi9n with the Galveston, Houston
outlet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
WORKING FOR nOc1, reI ~,

NVNNI.NN FUh IUlVk ISLAND
Inc Gazette has great pleasure IN
S,9emee%hg, with the request to publish
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
ROSS0N PROMOTED,
Made Assistant General Live
Stock Agent Of the Frisco.
THE RIO GRANDE MEETING.
The Old OfIeers We're e-slcolsd-The Den.
vsr Buys Coffee Smith is Al Right
Drinking Men dust 6O-Fof Nal
Fesl-Flap Valves, Etc.
THE RIO GBANOE MEETING.

Yesterday J. X Rosson, livestock agent
Of the Frisco. received Information That
he had been appointed assistant general
livestock agent OF the Frisco lines, WITH
headquarters TN 81. Louis, effective at
once. Mr. Rosson leaves for ~. Louis
this morning
This II n piece Of news that will be
hailed with pleasure by Mr. Rosson's
friends. not only among the cuttlcmen
but among the railroad men generally
all over Texas He Is hard worker.
rustler for business and that his SER
vices have been appreciated Is shown
by his advancement b. this high posi-
ton. While Mr. Rossou will naturally
be- In 81 Louis a great deal of the time
his h0ue will remain in Fort Worth
and this city will continue 90 be his
Texas headquarters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

efhe girls 81 Savannah take thelr hats
% y ne neales. 49, las