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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30
MAGNArn YnRKEs nan nm.
RascsiIy Lawyer who Tried 10
sell Out HIS Clients for $1,000.

Chicago, H., Sept a. That 'evi1
ne walls have ears has been proven
more than once. but the force Of the
aging is given additional strength In
bill died last night In the superior
our. against an attorney named Buell.
y Joseph Stelnhon, wealthy prop
rty owner on Clybourn avenue. Prior
TO August /, 1890, the street railroad
company began changing us horse cal
lines on Clybourne avenue into n
able road. The street was Distracted
and the property owners formed an
association to boycott the company.
Mr.. Steinhof was one Of committee
appointed to secure an injunction
against the company. Buell.. the bill
says, WAS appointed attorney for the
property owners and was paid a re-
tainer of $3.50. Time passed and no
Injunction was forthcoming. Mr..
Steinhon. the bill says, was charged
with selling the association out. To
defend himself Mr.. Steinhoff began an
nFesugatlon OF Buolls action. He
called on Mr. Yerkes, and the street
car magnate, after listening TO his
complaint, took from desk i docu-
iuent labelled 'Stsdographic report OF
Interview held between George C..
Buell. and Charles =, YerlSes. in Mr..
Yerkes' private office. Chicago, Mon
day Sept. 6. 1890.
The bill charges that Buell. offered to
draw up such a bill FOR an Injunction
as would suit Mr.. Yerks, provided he
uiuelD were paid $1,000 Ycrkes feigned
reluctance TO enter such a deal. and
Buell. urged him again and again 10
accept the proposition. Finally Mr.
Yerkes declined point blank to deal
further with him. Buell. then an
nonnced that In case he was accused
OF this attempt TO defraud his clients,
he would deny the accusation. Mr..
Yerkes smilingl. arose, opened the
door Of closet and showed Attorney
Buell. the stenographer concealed
therein. The suit Is merely for the re-
covery OF the $3.50 paid,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Boston, Sept 20.--An important de-
cision affecting millions o. dollars
worth Of claims against the United
states government was rendered today
by the Judge OF the United States cir
cult court. The decision was i'm the
celebrated case OF Jos. Burtwen. an
Importer against LeNerett Salsteln-
stan formerly collector OF the port of
Boston. The question at issue was on
the Interpretation OF sections 30ll and
293l of the revised statutes Of 1887 reg
ulatihg the tune. manner and nature OF
a protest against the payment of du-
Ties. Burtwell filed written protest
with the collector within ten days
after liquidation but the government
contended whom arguing the case that
the protest should have been made
when Burtwcll paid the estimated
duty. Judge kulz has now decided that
Burtweh was right The government
VIII take an appeal This is said TO
be the first decision on the point in
question and the test case Involves
large sums OF money IN claims now
pending IN New York and elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Bowie, Tex. Sept 20,-IThe trades
display carnival" ana elooutiop enter
tainment glgon at the,opern house last
night by Miss Mullle jackson. assisted
by forty of Bowios most beautiful
young ladies. was IA grand success in
every particular at an admission fec
OF rs cents, The receipts woru $50
Much praise Ia given Misses Jackson,
Carpenter and simmons FOR their won
dertul olocutionary ability. Each are
ttnchern OF the art. Misses Jackson
and Carpenter have classics here and
Miss Maggie Nj Simmons hns charge
OF that department in the Baptist ool-
lego ut Jaekahoro, The slnging by
Mlsa Nettio Lowrlc. who has lately re-
turned from Potter college. waa Inn
mense ma can only ba exceiled by
Pattt hcrselt. on the evening OF Oc-
tober .. during the sehsion OF the
Northwest Texas Medical association.
the "Cmnivat win Nc reprodueed with
nm entire new program.
The local members u tnr medical
profession hero are spreading them
selves to entertain tho Northwest
Texas Medical association, which COM
venea her en- the 9th. The largeat gath
ering OF phyEicians ever held In our.
Northwest Texas country n expected
here az that time. Banquet, cham
payne gupperv, trades carnival, bail.
etc. are on the program
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Chicago. Sept 29.-chcago's China
town was astir today over the news of
the rebellion of the troops in China.
Sam Moy the local mandarin. said;
ut means the beginning of the end.
We Cinnamon wish to see China win,
but more than that we wish our own
emperor back in place of the usurper,
who has relgned over us for years. The
Gee Kings have been growing in pow
er, and today they have generals and
officers In command Of the army. The
sole object Of the Gee Kings society Is
to overthrow the present emperor and
restore the old dynasty. II is a secret
society with MILLIONS of members in
China and at least 500 In Chicago. The
emperor has offered $1,000 reward for
the head Of every Gee Hing but there
is not enough money In the treasury
to pay for the heads. The war with
Japan viii not last much longer for
the Gee. Kings will soon be strong
enough to come out openly and de-
throne the emperor"
Mandarin Moy thinks this winter
viii see new emperor and an elabor-
ate coronation, which many Cinnamon
now in America viii attend II they can
beg or borrow the money to cross the
Pacific.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Brainerd. MINI, Sept. GA heavy
rain set III this morning and all fear
from the forest fires has now passed.
Last might was night OF terror. THE
ires had eaten their way into the clty
iimits and a fierce gale was blowing
the hames directly toward the rest
denee portion OF the city Hundreds
were iishtlng the flames all night and
every one was awake and anxious. The
smoie was dense and the rcd glare of
mo angry hames forcibly reminded
the residents OF the Hincklev dIsasrer
scores of farmers have been burned ONT
In TINS district, many coming into the
city have lost all but the clothes on
their backs '''
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Memphis, Mo. Sept. CIV. IL. Nc
Daniels, the informer Of Gorin, Mo-,
train robbery fame, has been held to
the grand jury In $1,000 bail upon the
charge of conspiracy to rob a .rafn
He plead not guilty to the informatio
nled against him before Justice c. f..
Sanders and has so far failed to Sc
cure bondsman, his own father even
refusing to 20 on his bond. McDaniel5
persists in his story that he had moth
following Oyerfelds instructions ana
Keeping the railroad company Informs
ed. McDaniels was brought from To-
peka by Detectives j. j. Kinney and
Matthews OF the Santa Fe secret SER
vice who upon Information that com
plant had been made against him in
behalf OF the wounded and captured
robbers, Abrams and overgeIds al
vlsed him to surrender and accom-
panied him here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Arlington, Tex. Sept. 2a.--Air AycocIs
OF Richmond. Tex, has secured the
press and fixtures OF a paper that was
formerly published here and will begin
the publication OF another paper here
on October LIST, which will give ua two
weekly papers
We are delighted that the cannon ban
viii stop here now, and that this has
been made a coupon Office. which with
a most obliging agent In Mr.. Baer gives
this place nplcndld railroad facilities,
Ten passenger trains daily stop here.
The Baptist ministers and denoons
are holding a Religious convention here.
Among the prominent men .preaent are
Or. Boylsin, Morgan Wells, Rev. Benz
nett and others,
Alies Mabel DUciSett has entered the
Sam Houston normal
Mr. John Cooper has entered the
school at Frost
The NJ. r. sunday school has added
a iine circulating library.
A Sunday gchool has been organized
at the new Christian church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

4 Bulletin order Of, Interest-rhc
nm Fnir-cotton Receipts.

Hillsboro. Tex, Sept ga bulletin
order was issued yesterday by the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
officials for the passenger crews on the
Katy to stop at Hnlsboro instead of
smithville. The crews will then run
from Denison to Hillsboro Hlllsboro
to Smlthvllle and Houston. Where
there are only two passenger divisions
now. on October 1 there VIII be three,
and Hillsboro will be the passenger di-
vision of the Katy, and 1t is rumored
that the conductors and engineers VIII
have the bulk of their say over here.
The driving spring on one of the en-
gines here broke this morning, but 1t
was replaced at once, with no delay
to trains caused by the break
A very interesting horse race took
place this evening at the fair grounds
between horse owned by George Saw
age and one owned by Pat Greer. 1t
was a quarter race, and the stakes
were $500 side. The Savage horse
came out an easy winner. but odds
were bet on the other horse.
The management OF the HUI County
Fair association have, through the
county executive committee OF the
Popuhst party. invited the Hon. Thos
l.. Nugent to deliver an address on the
political issues Of the day at the fair
ground on october II, the third day of
the Hill County Fair. The committee
have the matter under consideration.
There is some doubt as to its accept
ance by the committee.
The Hon. George T. Jester of Corsi-
cana, nominee Of the Democratic party
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was billed to
speak at the court house this after
noon, but owing to Its not being gem
orally understood that he was to speak
here at the time mentioned there were
but four persons present. At the So
licitation OF his friends here he an
nounced &c speak at the court house
tonight at 1880, when there viii be
good sized audience TO hear him.
Cotton receipts today by wagon Ga
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Denisou, Tex. Sept 80 Mike Coch-
ran, a young man. was seriously burn
ed this morning while burning trash
IN his yard. His clothing was burned
from his body
NJ. shnak a tramp haillng from Ar
kansas, died IN the Territory yesterday.
two and half miles southwest of Col
bert He had been picking cotton for
farmers In that vicinity for several
wecisa
The NJ. X and IT'S and another local
team cross bats here this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

cleburne Tex, Sept pm. Stewart
Browning the walking preacher, Is in
town lie lett Dallas May 10. 1894. and
slpce then h, has visited forty places
s1d preached Ia twenty-onc Of thom.
50 Tar he has walked AIS miles
Mr.. Erlw,nR ig tall man OF light
complexion aud fine physique lie left
this evening for Dalms by way OF
Buell., Alvarado aud other points
The Joint debate between Koarby
ana Abbott for this afternoon was post.
puned On account OF the sam Jones
meeting.
Hon. George Clark OF Waco arrived
this morning and VIII addreRs the PEG.
pie dt the court house tonight.
The beer house has been moved and
tine pr0und ia being scrapcd prepare.
tory 20 moving the freight depot, and
everything iA being pushed, making
ready to build the new $4,000 brick
dctot
The teachers Of the Clehurne public
school have asked for holiday h
visit The Fort Worth schools. but tn,
reQuert has NOT been granted yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Terrell Tex Sept. 2g.-This has been
a nis day In cotton for Terrell. From
enrly morning Moore gyenue has hoen
crowded with wagons loaded with cot-
ton, selling "a fast AS bids could be
closed. Farmers seem anxious TO get
the staple or their hands Tor fear OF
another decline IN price The gins arc
running on fun time and are crowded
all the time
Tho Terrell Oh mill, which ~ said not
TO be I'm tho Oh min trust, W running
on full time. Foreign stock IN this mill
has been bought w by the rhsl1ont
stockholders. 50 that the plant ~ strict
" local enterprise, and Is paying bot
ter than any previous year
Mr.. j. w. Buuz. tranmaster Of tho
Texas Midland railroad. is ont again.
Ho has had quite sicgo OF sickness.
The excitement occaaloued by hpht
between a negro woman aud white
man has about subsidized Tho negroes
Of Terrell, as a class. are penceahC. but
there are n few who ure lmpudrnt. aud
this few sometimes bring trouble which
when once started Is hard to down.
Dr. William 4, Childress OF Cailfor-
MIA, for many years n prominent citizen
OF Terrell, Ia again 10 honor our city
as q resident. lie was expected TO ar
rive with his family today.
DR. a. j. Childresa has been quite sick
for several days having contracted n
very severe cold durlug his return
from California.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Temple, Tex, Sept 2o.-rwo section
hands, John Martin and John Jour
uuh' employed on the Missouri, Kansas
to THIS city Thursday last. FRIDAY
night they retired together at Gus
Rocks saloon, which has a cheap lodg-
ing department In connection. This
morning about O'clock II was discov-
cred that Jourdan had been murdered
snort cash over the heart telling tho
Iaie, Both men had been drinking To-
gether Just before retiring. Martin.
when arrested, told conflic1ine- stor,as
and denies all knowledge on the NM,
ger, claiming that he never had better
friend In his life than Jourdan. ana
tween them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

viii net consider any application until
the court i,ndess en- opinion.
Milan eo.1ty tcda redeemed $1,000
iirl1ee ard 1880 court house bonds
San Augustine also redeemed 1900 court
house bonds.
Proctor Clark OF tire university depos-
tied S42c today addrionnl mafrIcula-
ton fees. Tie state treasury shows
leases and sales Of school lands as
follows. fer September: Lease Of pub
lie school land, SlO.Ss4.54: lease OF uni
v1rslty land, s3s4.OOt: sale OF public
free school lands. Interest, si4,067. Is;
principal. ST259.94 The transactions in
land belonging to other Institutions
are insignificant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Cause. Tex, Sept 29--Mr. J. wild
man OF the nrm OF Kaufman s. Co. Of
H.arne was doing our town yester-
day.
hli Knight, Tor McLeRn's medicines,
was tnkiug orders yesterday
pr Roberts, representative Of r. A.
Hand. manufacturing chemist. or Phil-
udolphin. wna with us yesterday.
Mr., ]. l.. ely, who has heen quite
sick for several days. Is able to be
In town today
Our town Is full Of cotton. which
tlnds ready cash sale at 4 IL TO 8
cents per pound,
Cotton seed IN going at from IS 10
$3.50 on ,ur streets today.
We net1 more cotton pickers. Mfr
John Nccdhnm went down To Laredo
Few dnyr ago and brought up Il car
Of MsNlcons, but the demand Is not
nearly supplied.
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Greenville. TEX. Sept 2s.--The resi-
denee of Mr.. VIM N. Harrison. of the
firm Of Finley s. Harrison, proprietors
OF the Greenville Headlight. was entire
~ consumed, together with nearly MI
Its contents, by tire this afternoon nj >
O'Clock. Also the residence OF Mr.. Wiley
MattoN WINS almost entirely consumed
The fire started IN the ceiling az ne
Harrison house and was under good
headwdy before an alarm was turned
In The house WAS comparatively a
new one and was valued Mt 5000; was
partially insured. The Mattox house
was managed 70 the amount Of $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 29.--rhc grand
jury today retufaed indictments
against forty or atty persons for SELF
Ing liquor without license. and when
the list OF names are printed In the
morning Ii is liable to create the big,
gest sensation of the yenr Most ~
the parties are Indicted In two cases.
They have been paying government IL
cense and escaped state and county IL
ioonlsts OF high and low degree, houses
OF m famo. hotels, etc Their namea
were secured from the United states
Internal revenue collectors Office.
Other indictments VIII be found next
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30
A wEArHnRFonD snNsArIoN.
An Angry Lady Severely Heats ,
Prominent ProhIhitionIst

ffohthttlontst.
All Weotherford was thrown into nm
eNcitemen. by sensational affair
which occurred there yesterday.
There is a man who has tnitcn a
prominent part In the cause OF prohlbi-
ton In Weatherford and IS well known
as a WORKER and speaker Ia .hr cause.
Yesterday as he was passing along on
south Main str. woman was seen 10
approach him and she evidently had
i IN for the cold water man. After n
few words the woman Attacked hi,1
with qtllting frame. and. being a
woman ot considerable muscle AMI be-
ing hishly inconsed besidcn, abe sound
" belabored the prohibition man cvor
me face and head and made a decided
impression upon his features 4. sonn
~ ,ne angry woman gave him an op-
pQrtunity he beat a hasty retreat
Tie woman who made the assault IL n
widow, who has an attrac I've dsughtrr
and she charged the man with having
made himself too presumptinus win
the young lady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30
Mrs. Vanderbilt Home

Newport, r. l., Sept. 2s.-An after
noon train from Boston brought a pri-
waite car in which Were Mrs. William
h, vanderbilt and her daughter. They
were met at the depot by a carriage
and We're driven Immediately to the
marble palace, which was in readiness.
There was no one at the depot to meet
her. II Is now said she has not come
TO Rhode Island for the divorce. hut
that she will return to Europe In the
spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Gainesville, Tex. Sept. 2o.--wln Stone
Of the Territory was in the city last
John Stone of Grady. /. r., was in tho
city today.
j. Kempinsky and his two daughters.
Misses Rosa and Della, left today for
Fort Worth.
pr. shelburne Of Bolivar is in the
city today.
Sam Bean and family of Amarillo are
visiting In the city.
Miss Maggie Ritchry OF Hannibal.
Mo, who has been visiting the family
OF her cousin, G. ]. Rltchey, loft this
morning on n visit to relatives in Dali
las,
Mrs. j. W. Balieys sister win ar
rive today from MissisBippi on a short
visit
A. @. Velth. German editor from
Milwaukee. Wis. was In the city today.
Henry Little, charged with dlsposlng
OF mortgeged property, was dismissed
today by Justice TIill
Marshal Lindsay took to Paris today
j. b. Brock, a young man recently ar
rested on Mud creek, |. H., charged
with introducing ana selling whisky in
the Indian Territory
Humphrey Murder Clever Jones. ar
raated as IA principal In the murder.
When Elmer Jones' brought to town
late yesterday evening and turned him
over to the officers stating that Mar
gruder had shot and killed George NJ.
Humphrey His statement was In effect
that Magruder fired the fatal shot In
defense Of his own life. The prisoner
was lodged IN jail and the prlaoner
went away. There was something mys-
terious about the killing and It's SUR
rounding circumstance that Jones'
statement did not clear away
The band concert given by the First
Cavalry band Of this place last night
was a grand success. This band Is con-
sldered the best band IN the state. con-
slBring Of twenty-six pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
s1ucu BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AT
wEArgEnFoRD.
Trade. display carnival, at Movie.
That Contempt Case NJ catcsviiis.
a MIS- Day In Cotton al Terrell.
New Paper at Arlington.

weatllerford. TEX, Sept. 2os--Mr. M.
safiroi has opened confectionery
store on the west side OF North Main
street in the building formerly oceu-
pied by Maxeys saloon.
The fall opening Of Butts Bros dry
goods establishment yesterday was one
OF the prettiest ever seen IN town. Els
peclany was the millinery and dress
gooas prettily arranged. Visitors who
came to see the display were trsateu
most cour.oously by those In charge .
A now drug store Will coon be opened
on the South side OF the square, d.
roctly under the Parker County News
office. II IL 10 be run by Or. Il. j. 5.
Kinbrough.
Judge {. X. Bell and Judge c. H..
Jenltins, rival candidates for congress
and nominees respectively on the
Democratic and Populist tickets, were
In town yesterday apparently following
ench other up. that neither should gain
an advantage over the other.
The tax books will be completed to-
day and ready 10 receive the tax
money for the coming term Monday.
Mr.. Boone and Mr.. Carson have been
hard at work for some time.
Hon. w, j. Bailey, nominee for state
senator for this district from Fort
Worth, waB In Wtathcrford Friday.
Cotton has been coming IN very rap
IDLY this week, from $50 20 900 bales
daily. on Inquiry md that the num-
Der OF bales which have como 70 the
woatherford compress has been come
thing over 5000. An estimate was nude
which placed tho number at about
b24b bales for this seRson.
new restaurant will probably soon
be opened In the new building being
erected by MesiTs. Irby a. Woodhouse.
Deputy Sheriff c. N. Moore returned
from Thurber today, where he had
been TO look for negro who not long
since was arrested at rhurber for
stealing two pistols and who had skip
pfd his bond.
The following cases were heard in
the county court this week; The
State OF Texas ". ]. Keeton and Dan
Bruce, dismissed for lack OF eviden- ,
j. A. Davls W, the Southern Insurance
company. dismissed By compromise;
J II. Lewis VS., J, NJ. G. and d. H.
Leonard, ]. X. Lewis VS. Gum In
the two last named tho Jurioa were dis
missed, being unable TO reach a YER
diet.
Rev. Mr.. Whitten returned from Yer
non today, having held meeting there
this week He will hold tent
meeting at Thurber mines next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Gatesville. Tex. sept 29.-Iion. II.
p. Robinson. Democratic nominee for
st6te senator, and w. J, oxford, nonnI.
nee for district attorney, are canvass.
Ing tho county this week.
Hon. 7. J Lowe. secretary OF Okla
homa Territory Is. visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs, 3 j. Mlngs
There has been received 70 date about
5000 bales OF cotton,
y II. KING, q prominent merchant
wills to Miss Josie
Great interest Is eentering In the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Kopperl, Tex, Sept 29--J. a. Davis
has gnned agO bales Of cotton, H. Hpnt
800
Mr.. Fullbrlght, working In Hunts
SIN, had his hand caught IN pully
ana carried around once, lnjurlns the
Wrist. but VIII soon be well again.
morrow 20 hear Rev. Sam Jones' preach.
Cotton picking Is In full blast and
pickers are needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

and nj the same time acquiring n great
deal OF valuable health by chnnge or
climate at the hottest season of the
year.
..5a that Mir. Silliman has returned
ineiy tnat the chamber OF COM
lerce. 81 which he Is president. wiil
AXE hold with renewed vigor upon the
reject OF establishing In Fort Worth
permanent cotton mnrkct second TO
10 place In TIE Interior OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

meeting or court OF appeals next sfon-
day as the contempt case OF T. g.
Taylor. sentenced TO fne and impris-
onment by Judge Goodrich. growing
out the Cash cuse. ! l.. Goodman
was connected with II. c. Taylor In
the same. but the fearful tragedy
ended his part.
G. s. Bone and Miss Pearl Cox will
be married Sunday at the Baptist
church IN this city Mr. Bone is one
OF our very popular merchants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Chico. Tex, sept, 2o--Buainess OF all
kinds is improving. Since September s
slNty-eight cars OF lumber have been
unloaded at our two lumber yards.
The cotton receipts today In this mar
ket reached l0l bales. against 0S yes
tesday,
There will be n Joint discussion here
on The 9TH proximo between the county
nominees OF the Democratic and popu-
list parties. A lively tlmc Is expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30

Paradise. Tex, Sept 2s.--In my last
report reported the damage done the
cotton crop by the boil worm TO be %
per cont Since then great deal OF
cotton has been picked. ginned and
sold, but the general opinion OF farm-
crs and merchants ia atlll the same
that the crop Is damaged Ia this, tho
southwestern part OF Wise county,
about one-thlrd Cotton is now coming
In at the rate OF so bales per day.