Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

disinterested party or parties who shau
pc appointed by agreement be.vnen
buyer and seller. In the event thai ma
buyer ana seller can not agree upon 4
party TO draw samples. then the nrhl-
tration committee OF the exshange shan
appoint an inspector to draw tho eannuiss
provided that both buyer and seller shaii
have the right to have a Representative
/ present when the samples are drawn.
huie %. claims on cake or meal shall
DC made on samples drawn before the
same leaves the American shore.
RUE ai' All claims on. meal and cake
must pc Drought within twenty days
from the date OF its receipt az destina-
tion' or American shore.
huie 30 the arbitration fee on oil shall
pc Sl5 for cnch sample passed upon. The
Zee Tor arbitration shall be paid by the
parties against whom the awards are
Rule 90. All claims on oil must he
brought within ten days from date OF
receipt OF the oil at destination, or
American shore.
Rule 81 Samples from lots drawn and
presented TO the exchange as prescribed
by tho rules OF the exchange shall be
considered as sufficient evidence for the
arbitration.
In case OF a dispute over weights the
at destination shall govern.
AS 1t Is the duty OF the seller TO have
waves ana outlet pipes properly closed,
we do not feel called upon 10 stand
leakage In transit.
The definition of prime crude oil was
discussed at length. The one offered by
the committee was rejected and one pro-
rosed by Mr.. II, l.. Helm was defined
In Mr.. Helms motion must be made OF
good seed. sweet in odor and taste, free
from meal settlements and must not be
rejected because It contains a nominal
amount of meal.
Other rules concerning the shipment OF
| meal ana oil were discussed and adopted.
| A motion was made TO adjourn for
dinner but II was lost. There seemed to
be desire to dispose of the business at
once. The rules We're at last adopted af-
ter discussion OF n few hours.
Secretary II. X. Erwin OF Dallas re-
signed.
There was some talk about not con-
tinuing the association but II was de-
| cided to do so and u committe was en-
powered to select new secretary. A
resolution was offered Ivy Mr.. II. l..
Gibson thanking Mr.. Erwin for his work.
Adopted
The association adjourned.
Those present We're; W, ]. Erwin,
Honey Grove; +. c. Callt. Dallas; Mr..
sullivan Of Jefferson; James =. Davis.
| WaNahRchie; W. w Moore OF lflatonla I;
II. NJ. Gibson. Caldwell: W. d. lSieser OF
Marlin; II. s, Schumacher OF Navasotn
| II. l., Helm Of New Orleans: Ed Wood
all OF Itnsca; W. j. Delvago. Terrell
e. Il. Scales OF Temple; Chas Brugaraeu
of sohulenhorg; A. j. Reagan of Decatur;
MIR. Dwyer OF Brenham; VIM. Perry, W.
| Is. Armstrong, b. G., Hilliger. San an
tonlo ]. II. Gibson. Calvert; J. Harrison
Paris.
No reference was made to prices or
TO the State law.
LABOR DAY.
Great preparations are being made for
the observance Of Labor Day In Calves
ton. There will be a street parade and
picnic at woollams Lake
The arrangement committee, consisting
OF August Schoenberg, chairman: j. II.
Bell W III. Thompson, j, j. Hogan, Geo.
Gould. l.. Bonntz, Il. Maroney, N. Tree.
w. II. Cunningham, r. Kelly. C. Kennedy.
j. a. Jennings and Marion Hart. are
working hard to make the affairs sue
cess.
At a meeting held yesterday II. p. Lucas
was elected grand marshal and j. j. Ho-
gan marshais aid,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
In the case Of Samuel A. Walker VS.,
the Texas. Louisiana and Eastern rail-
way. an agreed decree was filed today
to the effect that the unlaid steel rails
referred to In said agreement shall be
delivered by Receiver Sam Lazarus to the
Illinois Steel company.
MOVES.
Preparations are being made for the
flnul test of the water works pipes, which
will probably be made tomorrow or next
day
Forty-three bales OF new cotton were
received today making n total of seventy