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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
THE WACO BUDGET OF NEWS.
THE CITY a TRAVEL cESTER AND
HOTELS FILLED.
The Afro-Americnns VIII Have
Fred Douglass Memorial Mectins.
Income Tax Hanks More and More
in Demand.


WACO, TEN, Feb. 81.
The death OF Frederick Douglass, the
great negro leader, will be made the
subject Of memorial action by the ne
groes Of Waco.
DR.. NJ. A. Majors called at the Ga
zette correspondents office this morn
ing and submitted the following call
addressed to the negro people Of Waco
McLennAn county and the state at
large:
As vice president Of the Association
OF Negro Authors Of America and rep
resenting the Afro-American Protect
i've League Association for the state OF
Texas. ! respectfully ask that, in view
Of the fact that the lamented and be-
loved Hon. Frederick Douglass was
member Of the above national associa-
lions. that the ministers. teachers. law
yers, doctors and such others as would
desire to be present meet at the city
hall Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
to formulate a memorial program
which shall be carried out Sunday ar-
tcrnoon at all OF the churches. Further
to select a committee which shall ap-
point some person Of our race to pre-
pare an eulogy on the life and times
of our beloved dead, and TO transact
such other memorial business as II
may deem necessary. It cannot be de-
MED that the race today Ia without q
leader and that in the sudden death
OF our great American hero, the ma
ton has lost one OF its purest and
greatest men.
FOr nearly sixty years this man has
stood In the front ranks Of American
honor and agitation He was truly
American and pre-emlnently an orator,
whose voice forever swayed the multi
tude in behalf Of the weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin Tex, Fob, 2l.-pr. Nix, tie
Populist representative from Red River,
10 down with pneumonia at his hotel
In this city,
Moore OF Lamar has returned from
Paris. Moore OF Lamar voted for Duff
In the contest case and there was no
evidence presented to the committee
on privileges and elections to show that
Haller had received majority Of votes
in that representative district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Temple, Tex. Feb. 2l.-H. A. Clerr
has opened a stock OF drugs on Tenth
street and is doing a nice business,
Tho firm OF Llnehaugh. Jourdan a
Hieronymus, who have been publish
ing the Weekly Record, have dissolved
partnership. Messrs. Jourdan and HER
tinuing
The railroad boys We're made hapDy
this morning by the arrival Of the long
looked-for pay checks. which were
about three days behind time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Waco. Tex, Feb, 2l.--As an evidence
OF the increasing travel to tine city
the list OF arrivals at the h9leis SHOWS
large increase of late. The Palmo
hotel proprietor N. b. Sigh says,
SHOWS this increase in marked man
ner. Among the many attractive
features at the Palmo, by the way IL
fine bridal chamber which the Gazette
correspondent inspected today Its
handsome furnishings is calculated to
SET the heart of bachclordom trob-
bling violently. Mr.. Sigh Is receiving
many complimentary notices upon this
chamber and bridal couples are
numerous OF late.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Tho love of work, which .i. TS II II,
characteristics of the hisic .DS 4 ID )
we'll illustrated in q stol; ,sss,Ios II
illness. The oancerous l. ,S'.,rs,ia
he after died was SLOWLY Ne
healthy aud vigorous ira, ,S,.,s ~
he seemed to be much us' III VI
the physician came % "a y, X y,s'
the improvement and 10Y n I, "
it. Froudo asked whether :, = VI
that ho would DO able % ..i & ,ss's
work again. ON hearing 'd !. &. "A
possible no said, III tnA'
not wish to live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 2l.-The
Franklin Trust company has brought
suit against the San Antonio Rapid
Transit Street railway and Alamo
Heights Improvement company for the
payment of 1000 bonds valued at 500
each and to foreclose on 100 blocks of
land here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Mr., J, ., Knapp, proprietor Of the
New Mcclelland hotel at Waco, TEX,
though not making much ado about II
Is doing ms well by the travelling public
In eVery-respect as the best. You may
say some designing parties still persist
In saying the house Is closed up. We
are open Notwithstanding and will take
care OF In good style all who come
our way" he says
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin, Tex, Feb. 2l.-House COM
mittee on Internal improvement
reported favorabfy Chambers
bill permitting railroads 10 fund
their Indebtedness where they can do
so at lower rate Of interest Also
Feaglns bill 10 permit the Houston
East and West Texas railroad to lease
the Shreveport and Houston railroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin, Tex, Feb. 2l.-Judge W. l..
Holman OF Bell. Bell county. a lead
ing attorney, Is here. the guest OF his
representative. Hon. D. r.. Patterson.
The bill regulating street car COM
panies and street cars was Introduces
by Senator Rodgers OF Palestine ami
not Representative Rogers of Breu-
ham. as stated In a Galveston publlca-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

smithville Times . ospeFi'
lie would patronize ~ ,,lr Nv
An. he knew "a ee. s 'ehsli
lie would get out sony y rSalil e
And was sure thas ..-nt" ~
So he sought an ola so
Got out dodgers man,
And the dollar he inV s,,s nc't
"NavAr came bacN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Uncle GeorgO-HOw do "
meticl II, % b.
little Diok-Pretty wen ut Z ., y
teacher says that neAs vi W., ~
gin learning how to eI !, "nIr, u ,
ho must think we're all s''
tists.-Good News -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
lonr raplaly % suo0essful orsanlaa-

lion. ~ ~.
over one hundred names have been
,ae,,red az members, and a meeting
viii be held next Monday night at the
CITY hall for organization purposes. The
result will be the formation OF q So
ciety similar to that in other cities,
which will begin work at once In the
interest of the dumb brute creation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Brentwood Tex, Feb. 2l.-Noel &
RULER sold TO J b. Turner and b. S.
Camp the Wilcox corner property of
George Wilcox of Temple, the consld-
slderatlon being $4,000. Messrs. Turner
& Camp will erect at once two large
stone business houses on the property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

\ Mn to Conascnte the Railroads OF
Texas ny Popaunt.

Austin, Feb, 2l.-Rhodes Of Van
dnced bill yesterday to confisoate the
railroads OF the state and drive the
present owners out OF business. IL "a N
remarkable produotion--remarka 10
emanate from even a radical Populist.
Rhodes bill provides that railroad
companies may charge and receive nor
eAeee1lng the rate OF % cents per 100
tation OF the following character OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin, Tex. Feb, 2l.-House Judi
oiary No, ] reported fayorably Aliens
(of Colorado bill eXemp.ing from gar
nlshment proeeedG Of insurance policies
to the extent OF $1,000 on homestead
and $4,000 on personal property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22
IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.


Vicksburg. Misc. Feb. 2l.-Laz Hirsch
6 Co, grocers OF twenty years stand
ing. sold out and assigned TO local
creditors today. Unsecured liabilities
are reported small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Fat, ,ep Sne, Tex, Feb. 2l.-Mr. Blair
drus nus nus purchased ]. q. FOSTER
Is IN al a. Ellen Keller OF Fort Worth
NJ. 'ne city ON business.
Worth W. II. stratton Is in Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Austin, Tex, Feb. 1.-THE committee
on claims reported adversely on the
SEEKER claim amounting to $500 for ser
vices as quartermaster under Roberts
administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Eplng n. H., Feb. 21-Ex- Governor
Benjamin f. Prescott died today after
q long illness, at the age Of 81 years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Bolton, Tex. Feb, 2i.-The trial OF
John Dennis for the murder of Frank
Williams resulted In an acduittal IN
the district court this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

Waco. Tex, Feb. 2l.--rhe movement
for the organization OF u society Tor
the prevention OF cruelty 10 animals. In
sus'''-ated by II. A. Payne, Is booming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-22

which were approved yesterday by the
attorney general
The attorney general yesterday APP
proved $1,000 Grays0n county bridge
bonds and $500 OF Mason county jan
bonds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
ALMOST A MIRACLE
IN. j. HARVEY MOORE RESTORES
saGur.
Mrs. II. c. Collins OF For, worth
was ni,nd. pu, Now she
Can See.

sEnriey yesterday morning Gazette
reporter called at the sMnnalon hotel,
and learned OF another OF DR. j, Harvey
Moore's remarkable cures.
The reporter was introduced TO Mrs.
IL. G. Collins. who resides In Terrell,
and learned from her own lips the re-
markable story OF recovered sight she
II IS years OF axe. feeble and nervous,
which only adds TO the remarkiblenesA
of the cure. About three weeks ago
Mrs. Collins, who had been totally
blind In her right eye for more than
year, was preparing TO leave hor home
In Terrell for the Eust for treatment,
when her attention was called 10 the
presence OF DR.. Moore In oreenvillo.
To Groenville tho lady went, accepted
DIR. Moores treatment and " Rlod OF
t. Mrs Collins related her story to a
Gazette reporter as follows;
"a must say that | am delisnted with
DR. Moorc's treatment. Several years
ago a cataract began to form over my
right oye, which resulted In the total
loss of the sight Of that eye about
yenr ago. I was treated at different
times. but not successfully. when my
attention was called to the presence OF
DIR. Moore In Greenville. 30 / gave up
a contemplated Eastern trip. went to
Grcenvillc and placed myself In his
care. An operation WAS performed.
which waa not accompanied by any
main whatever, and the cataract was
removed. The operation did not hurt
me at all, and what little annoyance
experienced resulted In my retaining
the same position during the operation.
Nor have suffered the least pain In
my eye since"
Here Mrs. Collins closed her left eye
and looked at the reporter out OF tho
! other and remarked;
II can now see plainly out OF thls
I eve. You see cataract II beginning
/ 40 form over my loft eye, and when
| il arrives at the proper stage intond
| TO 20 to Atlanta, Ga, ana have DR..
/ Moore romove 1t, and then,' kladly eN
( claimed the old lady. u win nave jus'
| as good eyes as anybody. l have eN
1 perienrcd what II Ia TO be treated by
! auoh easy and succeasful methods ~
/ Or Moore employs and can trust him
| fully. feeling confident he can do JUS
/ whit he claims. ! am going 20 Min
eral WellH today. where ! VII spend
Few days and then return TO have
glasses fitted TO my eyes"
| And aA Mrs. Collins made the las
remark. she walked out OF the ! ote
and started away with the glndnes
and alncrity OF school girl,
This Is only another case illustrating
the emlnence and merit OF Or. Moor
al a specialist OF thorough knowledg
and experience IN his lines OF practice
and fiat he Ia fully able TO ec
oornpllnh what he undertakes. Bcsidei
this, Dr. Moore ~ a perfect gentle
man. courteous and honest In his deal
Ills offices IN the Mansion hotel ar
daily thronRed with patients.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
A GRAND TURN OUT AT rBEIn
MEETING.
FIFTY Lodge. of the District Were
Represented, and Nearly
Two Hundred visitors.

About nifty Pythian lodges were rep
resented at the district meeting here
yesterday and nearly two hundredVls-
itors were present. The morning and
evening sessions were both well attend
ed. The following were among the
prominent participants In the exeroisesi
IL. T. Hollis. Fort Worth, O. c.; T.
s. smith, Hillsboro. @. v. c.; +. II.
Rowley, Dallas. @. NJ. OF Ex.; Henry
La Haehe. Sherman. p. q. CT, and
supreme representatives; w. Alex Abbey,
Fort Worth, p. @. c.; Il. S. Hagsdale'
chairman OF committee on Judiciary;
q, w. Riddle OF Granbury grand IBID
une. 100. a.,
the main secret OF course. but pnIt or
The proceedings may be made public.
After The formal opening or the spec
iai meeting OF Queen cry lo9ge IN .ne
AFTERNOON, Grand Chancellor Il. 4. itol-
Tia took the gayel and outlined tho Or
der OF procedure and gave some eH-
nlan.,ifnn OF the Inception ana pur-
ooses OF these district meetings. AFTER
n brief address by the grand chnnrel.
ior n topic for discussion was sutsesleu
'sThe best means OF colleotns uueb
and preventing hHspcHN'h' -
poyment OF dues
srhis waa discussed by score or
moro OF those present. for II was .
theme that offered VIDE range OF
thouRht. and before the subject was
nhandoned II had covered the gfounu
from the admission 70 mempershlp
20 the profit or entertainment o. those
who had grown gray In tue eause.
gome of the best talks were made py
Nr Mobley OF Cieburne, Dr.. byrun OF
Rrownwood Judge Bower Of Peeos.
1,lty n. s. Ragsdale OF Dallas ana
smith OF Decatur.
This was followed by an address
largely explanatory by Y. y hassoeie'
chairman OF the commlttee on luulS-
iary. who reviewed very fully the weIs ,
"a his oommltter. q committee ihn'
49, ,hc Mace 81 the old law and hu.
,,a,S,lsion committee 80 familiar 70 AL
| n ,ha alder KNIGHTS OF Pythias- MANY
ehangss In the laws have come from
re changes IN the supreme and grand
| iadae statutes, and the lecture was
| very timely and instructive,
Hon. Tom Smith OF nlllspoIo Hass
NJ, eioouent address on The refer worn
~ o,,r order" and O'Clock having ar
rived The rleeting adjourned.
| II, the evening the meeting was unuNi
! 80 arenlnes OF Red Cross lodge NO
"a aud was called TO order az o'clock
After the opening OF the lodge Hon
/ a w Riddle OF Granbnry, $1,000
e,ard tribune, gave very ful explain
ss,ton OF this new feature Of fythlnr
/ s...ianr,,aence. This tribunal, that o.
In grand trihunes takes the place %
~ aid committeee on Appeals an.
erievanees. with much more ADDED
After this address the nanhn Anr "
xvnrth teams conferred the rNnN o
,ngg,,, N the long form ard =. La ia
h.sh Shertuan supreme represents
wv sxempiified the secret work
nnurinx he evening coffee and SAND
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
JUST A SUGGESTION
TO THE GOVERNOR Auour rnn
EXTRA SESSION.
John NJ. Duncan Has Admired Cui.
berson'- stand, but WIN Like
Him Detter To-day.

Austin. Tex, Sept. .-tspeeial)--
The governor gave to the Gazette rep
resentative today the following warm
letter:
"Tyler. Tex, Sept 10, 1895 Hon.
Charles A. Culberaon. Austin. Tex:
Dear Sir; / note with pleasure from
today's paper that you are stu deter
mined to prevent the night. Judge Hurt
may be right In his decision. He IL
good lawyer. and there is no reason to
believe that his bent Is In any way
favorable to the physical culture
contest. Have not. of course, made any
investigation as to the grounds upon
which he Pounds his decision; whether
right or wrong, however, II can GER
tnlnly have no binding effect, and, as
you are reported TO have SAID, de-
clslon OF a court of last resort on the
question should alone be deemed au-
thority
"If there should be the least doubt In
your mind and that OF the attorney
general AS TO the justice of Judge
Hurts action. / do hope, and all your
friends here concur In that hope, thnt
you viii Immediately convene the leg
lsature In session, committing to them
lust one subject for legislation. ana
Tint. the passage of a law abolutely
prohibiting prlze-fighting, glove COM
tests and physical culture exercises
In the state of Texas. This eNtraordl-
nary course we deem to be fully 1usti-
fled by the extraordinary Juncture.
THE danger Is no less than a threat
ened invasion OF the state by a set or
toughs and enemies of public decency
and morality who can find no refuge or
federation in any other state In TINS
Union. The deleterious effect upon the
moral tone OF our people cannot be re-
covered from within decade. The ad-
yertislng that the law-abiding citizen
of Texaa desires for his state VIII be
achieved when II II known In the East,
North and West that notwithstanding
the accidental Legislative omissions
which resulted In a judicial declaration
that we have no law prohibiting These
brutal encounters, the moral sensibili-
ties of the people and their pride were
such that the chief executive felt con-
strained from these considerations, as
| well as his own desire. to promote the
/ public good and defend the name OF his
| state. to call an extra session or the
| iegisinture FOR the purpose of prevent
| ing the proposed 1ght as well as an
I others OF like character In future. the
| cost In itself ia OF no Importance In tllls
matter. and II II were, II ls easily de-
| monstrated that such action would De
in the line of general economy, MOI on
| iy Will yolr action be such an adVer-
| tisement. but the Legislative vote by
which such a bill VIII make such con-
tesls d felony Will be so OVERWHELMING
tha. thenceforth there can be no doubt
of the high moral standard OF the con
| atItuency under whose direction the
| LEGISLATORS will act. Yours very respect
fuliy. JOHN NJ. DUNCAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
corToN IN LIMESTONE.


oroesbeck, Tex. Sept, so,--tSpeoiall
Cation is coming IN at nNely rate
now. and Is selling nj $40 today,
business is ON the increase' and COT
Ieetions are good. and although wv
cotton crop Is short. yet the iarneI
friends viii get as much money ioI
HE ANAL amount OF cotton TINS year
~ for MI the great crop Of last year;
me Hon. b. +. Gardner ana Ut,
c,,ii Sanders OF this place went 70 roa,
yorth "wednesday. Mr.. Gardner VEN
~ counsel In some case whlnh waS
~ he tried on Thursday and Mr.. III y,
dsrs as witness. The county eour. y
u, cessation. and a good deal OF business
is heinv disposed Of $50.
At,n,ney ~. l.. Jones. late OF nrnS'
~, county, has located IN Sross l,. u.
hnut siSty Of our citizens LOON ~
,,,e rxelrsion to Galveston suhuAS' Nv
smrning tuesday morning ,.,,, a..
W rha city school Is more iasseN az
,ondcd this year than usual som" ~
s,,,dents are Ia attendance, :, a..
s'H ~ Inc last county meeting o. ~
, ~ teachers institute fiois; q,
Toiaud OF this city was eiee'ea "'
president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
LOCAL LIVE STOCK
RECEIPTS AT THE STOCK MARKET
CONTINUE aOoD.
Price. of steer. are Quoted a Lit,ie
Lower-Arrivais and Departures
of ca,,iemcn, and Other Notes

Business In the local market CON
tlnues good. though the prices this
week have 20 far shown some decline
from those OF last week. The lower
quotations OF the Northern markets
however, are not expected TO produce
any very decided effect here. Hogs
and cattle continue TO arrive In consid-
cradle numbers, and are disposed of
at generally satisfactory figures.
Sam Cross. very promiuent stock
man OF Eutor county. was interviewing
live stock agents here yertsriay.
J. l., Johnson, banker and stoclsnian
of Peeos, Is In Fort Worth on bual-
h. $. Willard OF Eden came in yes
terdny from trip to the territory.
j. Belcher. Well known cittlnman
was visitor at the stock sasds yes
terdny.
g. o. Joline, real estate and cat
tie dealer OF wichita Falls. IL In the
Iiaryc Arnold came In yes..rday fem
Mineral Wells.
ii, Nj. CregE had In anne good hogs
from sulphur Springs
Bon Huckett has gone 10 his nos
ranch au Dluffdale end expects 70
make large shipments soon,
The Iron City National iiank or l.iano
has three cars OK fine et,ttls on the
q. ii. stewart pf senjamln. Knox
county. was In Fort Worth yss'er-
day. .,
OF two cars OF hogs TO the packing
{. A. Baird OF Los Cruces. n NJ
| who owns a ranch In the Panhandle.
| In the city on live stock business,
j. j. galbraith. manager o. the LiAho
Cattle company. Is In the city.
j, n. Ward, prominent feeder OF
Fort Smith. Ath,, was IN the city yeh-
| terday on his wny 10 Coleman county.
where he was going to receive a pnnon
Horses are being brought In from
| the territory now and sold at exceed
| lnRiy low figures. -.
There viii he morn corn and icts
| cotton seed meal fed this year ihhn
| ever before In Texas since feeding pc
/ came AN important branch OF the oat'
| de bunnees. The immense corn etot
| and the abundance OF sorghum tnu
milo maize will make the amount Of
meal used comparatively small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Dr. Frank Mullins. practice limited
TO eye. car and catarrh OF nose and
throat. Glasses accurately fitted sos
Main street, Fort Worth.
The electric street cars commenced
running over tho North Side bridge
and out 90 the Union stock yards yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the tirat
cars To the stock yards for many
moons.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Fun assortment OF under.
takers goods. Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No Sii West Wcather
ford street, Fort Worth.
In the district court yesterday Perry
Thornley,, OF sherman. charged VIII
forgery, was acquitted. The case OF
Dr. Ansel. charged with abortion, was
continued TIL next week on account oil
the Illness OF one OF his attorneys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27


Charles Joy loft for Memphis y,eter-
day.
8. =. Mendes left for Galveston yes
tcrday.
T. r.. Ferguson left for Mobile. Ala,
yesterday.
c. A. Glnnochio has gone 10 Mar
shall for few days,
Miss olive Edrlnston has returned
from Colorado summer resorts.
Ate. ,,,,,,, vy,,,,. s,,,,. M, A., h.
n,ist,lts sbe ,y,,i na1 ,,is,, r,,.n,aas
NJ. ~ N,.a,a,' al, ,,,,s,,,',, M.
~ -, army y, ,o'sina ~ wes
III. S''"' V" "hH Way W N""h"s
y n,,,u, nettlcr VII VII .s'Ne tuaS TOT
sstN,,',n wy y" WISH 10 iV'"N'Nsp anu
i'ie"'s,
w ", Waite, state secretary OF the
Nh, - n" was mere yesterday nom
'",'"s'
Hon. Robert MoCnrt has returned
from trip 20 New Mexico and Color
ado.
Rev, Charles 10. GIddlngs OF Boone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Galveston, Tex. Sept 3D. especially
Buelncsa transacted today In the court
OF civil. appeals for the First supreme
distrlrS
Zee Railway company Va. O. u. can
non. from AUSTIN l.. c. Eastman II
al VS.. j. A. Sims ct al, from Walker
Reversed and emanded~,ioHeph
Mash w. Frank Maxwell. from waller
German Insurance company VS.. Mrs
Pauline Hunter ct al. from Ander'
SON
Dismissed for want OF jurisdictior
and Anal judgment A. NJ. Doty ct nj
vs. j, L. Caldwell ct al, from Calves
ton,
Certificate for aiilrmancn dlsmisaet
because the amount involved as shown
isdiction-San Antonio and Aransn,
Pass railway VI. q. Al Williams, from
Fort Bend