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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-26
NovAda's Needs!

To the mind Of the average AmeIi-
eau, Nevada is probably pictured as
an almost hopeless desert. Portions
of it, we will admit, are arid stretches
of sage brush. But the soil is rich
beyond comparison, and when water
is turned upon it, becomes enormous
Iy productive. The traveller alight-
lug iion the G. & z. at Wabuska
finds himself in Mason Valley. But
there he receives the impression and
is firmly convinced, at the time, that
he has reached the end Of the world.
AS he rides southwark few miles he
ls aware that transformation is TAX
ing place, and soon exclaims: "WhO
would have thought that in this God
forsaken desert one would find a new
civilization taking place." One
passes by many beautiful reaches.
divided into fields, III which hundreds
of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep are
contentedly grazing on the alfalfa
stubble, they are fat, sleek animals,
aud the traveller wonders at their Goa
Ci - Ia the month OF january end
is surprised when told that they have
been pastured on that brown insig-
niticalt looking stubble all winter.
Eut it contains much nutrimeDG.
Again he In surprised to see lofty
cottonwoods and weeping willows
growing along the highway, and is
aware that his carriage is continually
Crossing over small bridges or Gull
verts, then he says: ~Ah! here is the
secret Of the wonderful change from
u desert to land of plenty" lrri-
cation wrought the miracle. Ths;e
in the back ground are eternal
oultains whose further peaks are
capped with snow, there in the fore
ground showing the homas Of well
to do farmers who have diverted the
waters of Walker river, cultivated the
soil until now the valley farms are
the pride of the State. One Gaing
neeltdl, however, if We expect to in
CT ease the population Of Meson Val
ley, our people must take some
measure to induce desirable class
to emigrate to Nevada. Colonization
is what the State of Nevada wants.
Tho coil and water is here, and all
that 10 needed now is an Endorsement
to intending sesIlers. Nevada will
be land OF small farms. Irrigation
renders possible the highest CON-
ceivahle development Of lndepend.
enee and prosperity to tho least mum
ber OF acres. There is next, the
ability to 80 widely diversity tic pro-
ducts of the farm as to provide al
most everything that the family con-
sumes. Finally, there is the scope
for science and intelligence to work
out tho best possible results, and to
secure the largest returns from each
acre and the nearest approach to per-
lection III quality. It is upon the
small farms that the hopes Of better
conditions and prosperity are founded.
The fact remains that the vast arid
regions and sagebrush deserts Of
Nevada must, and will be reclaimed
and preserved for the use and benefit
Of the home seekers OF the future. It
is for the people Of Nevada to propose
scheme to colonize her numerous
valleys. 1t seems to us thai the most
feasible plan is for the people OF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-26
STATE LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTEENTH SESSION.
Sixth Day.
SENATE.


Met at II u. m. President McCone
in the chair.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and an-
proved.
S B No 4, Summertield-Eequir-
ing payment Of poll tax by all voters
under 60 years of age. Allows no
candidate to pay the poll tax Of voter
or voters other than himself.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
9, Comins-To amend the Constitu:
ton by striking out the word %male"
wherever it occurs. On motion it was
made an official order for 7:30 p. M,
one week from today.
At l p. IN. recess was declared till
2:3O.
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made an official order for 7:30 p. M,
one week from today.
At p. IN. recess was declared till
2:3O.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate called to order at 2:30.
Committee on committee rooms re-
ported that they had secured rooms
for the various standing committees
of the Senate.
Denton by leave introduced s. B.
No. 5.-Revenue act. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned until Tuesday at IL o.
clock. 80.
Assembly called to order at IL
o'cl1o': b. GH22Icr Allen.
Qdorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal of Saturday read and ap-
proved.
Reports OF committees was called
for and the committee of EJec-
tons reported that every Assem-
blyman was enGioled to his seat, there
being no irteg, 'laiity in the certiti-
Gates. q
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Garrard--No. San act to license
glove contests and providing that
such contests shall be licensed upon
payment to the sheriff of $3.50. Re-
ferred to committee on Public MOI
ais,
Oliver--No 9-To provide for is.
suAnce Of bonds by OImsby county
and to pro tide for payment of same.
(Indisn SchooD. Read first and Sec
ond time and referred to committee
on Judiciary.
Oliver-1O - To provide for issu-
ance and payment Of bonds by Orms.
by county. ($l0.OOO). Same course
asabove.
FeIguson-No. Ito provide for
maintenance OF public schools. Re-
ferred to committee ON Education. .
WaShoe Delegation-No. l2-To in
corporate the town of Reno. Re-
ferred to Washoe delegation.
McNaughten-No. ID TO fix State
tax levy and to distribute same to
proper funds. Referred to commit
toe. D.:
Green-No Ito copy journal of
eighteenth session by Forrest Alley
for 800. Referred to committee.
Elko Delegation--No 15-To create
the Office Of Road Inspector without
compensation. Referred to commit.
tee.
Garrard--No ]6-To appropriate
money for the purchase Of q portrait
Of the late Governor Jones. Refer
red to committee.
Recess until 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembly called to order by Speak
~ Allen.
Roll call, quorum present.
The election Of a u. s.. Senator was
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THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Briqance- Bennett Contested Election Case Settled
by the House.
OVERWHELMING MAJORITY FOR CONTESTANT
Fec BILL Occupation Bill Other Measures @
Be Ready for Final Disposition ke-ormng of Judicial
Districts May Nccessate Extra Session.

Austin Texas February
the hesnnins served notice estee that he would challenge the
a count Of the ballots after oren,nr the tao, boxes which Il had sent for
decided
ny establish the accuracy of the tall" sheets questioned contestant and
poned the house therefor
and Mr. Pr seated His case conducted by Mes Cochran aud
a important
fee bill the occupation bin and kindred
and
reported
me ser eon''ner0n INTRODUCTORY shm'hns has deeia
next and the indications will
mttee to reform the judicial h'iH
per- but from present appearances " o viii be done in this direction
being strong sentiment in favor Of
In the senate this red hot
cough upon ne m to validate esa sales Of school lands under the act
possible to predict It's ultimate fate And the
date passing several bills
equal number Of perenp
tory challenges with the defendant
term OF penal uie for horse theft
m 1t expected that tory
bill prohibiting failure hut it does
not stand much show peaceful sailing tho
There other interests on
legislation in which they respectful hearings
are in all cases being afforded them
Several bns introduced and some ~
them parsed Their opposed by the rail-
way 'epFo'en'es and there is speon
some amendment said law them an opportunity
whs &C., t ' ana the packing Of other commodities shipment
f nueh farther man the recent decision
suei'ei Heh possibly siye them they seek
Harris n providing Tor the companies which
h eneFa from The committee room with favorable
H'y strike in the house % SO nno.
linz i ' nave e%s or tive concealed between it's
ate and which has been house raising no end Of
people towards the committee sYl presents i!sof
bill which pending ~ s''
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Austin, Texas. February i.-The follow
ing is bill BY Hill of Gonzales introduced
in the house today:
Section ]. BE it enacted by the legislature
OF the state OF Texas: That hereafter pub
lie school funds shall not be expended ex-
ccpt in the manner and for the following
purposes;
l. The state available school funds an
portlonod 10 the several districts commun-
ities and city schools shall be used for the
payment OF teachers and superintendents
salaries and for no other purpose.
. The county available school fund may
De used for the payment OF teachers ana
Sunerintendeuls' salaries. for the payment
OF ices for taking the scholastic census for
huying school sites, buying or building
school houses repairing. renting and fur.
niehing school houses
T. Local school funds arising from dis
uict taxes. tuition fees of pupils not en-
titled 10 tree tuition and other local sources
may he used for the purposes enumerated
for county funds aud for purchasing appli
anees ana supplies gJ.a4~,r other purposes
necessary In 'he conduct of the public
schools.
See. 2. All lows and parts OF laws general
or special, in conflict with the provisions
OF this act are hereby repealed.
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The ODD Fellows ,a,our,

nan.
paiias' Texas. February 4.-Tbe Stat,
Grand Lodge Independent Order Of odd
reho"s' closed their work today afier n
four days session, and the majority of the
uolsa'es left for their homes tonight.
Before final adjournment all tho routine
work was disposed of, The mileage and
per diem committee reported expenses for
."' meeting at S3l7l.95, against Ss545 IN
'"sy year, The report was adopted.
I'M, me following officers of the pat,d.rohs
n were elected for the ENSUING voar.
es, 81, Lieutenant Colonel Il. 70. Hunter
" ~ raso' vice president, Major Geurge
- s.'eetor OF Waco; secretary. CaptaIn W
y, =: sharp Of FL Paso: treasurer Can,atr W
W, florer OF Dallas; officer of the r'',rd i'
Sap'aih A. q, Nichols of Galveston. sent;I
Capers of Dallas. f'N"e'' 'uiiah
rms AFTERNOON business pertaining N n.
NuuoWs and orphans home AT CorsJoan.
''supieu me Grand Lodge,
superintendent l.. A. Daffan NJ IN. u.,
70" shu leNas Central provided a snoc,aI
LOT the transportation of the inmotes
% We widows and orphans homo a. 80
sleaha to the Sovereign Grand Iodce M
ing IN Dallas last fall. Today tba ~.
1rann Lodge passed resolutions warmiy
tnahklhs superintendent Daffan and ne
me Tor their courtesy. '' MS
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Austin. Texas. February 3,--The follow
ing Ia bill, introduced by Tracy. pro.
vidlng punishment for persons unlawful.
ly receiving deposits:
Section /. BE 1t enacted by the legisla.
ture of the State Of Texas, that It shall
hereafter be unlawful for any bank OF
bankers or association of persons doing a
henking business in the State of Texas 10
receive any deposits from any person
"homsoever thim or they knowing them
selves at tho time OF receiving such de-
posits 10 be In a failing condition.
sec. ,. Any person or persons or asso-
citation OF persons violating any OF the pro-
visions OF this act shall upon conviction.
be punished by confinement In the State
penitentiary for term OF not less than
three nor more than five years; provided,
that nothing in this act shall conflict with
the provisions OF the laws OF the United
States governing National banks
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Mr. Evans Gives ncn.o,,

"ueNn' Texas, February i--Renrese,,.
I'VE t. q Evans said today to Tho Pos.
representative: '"V i'''
me correspondent OF The News T., 20
porting the debate on the resolutions .,
stop printing the name of tho sno.ra. ~
vac mousse envelopes places me IN f,1sa
''shi before the public in reporting only =
part oil "hN ! said on that occasion or
posed the adoption OF the resolutio,, H.. -,
I r, and so stated them on that occ,
-'srh,tti"ca.i az measure OF economy Tho
-, "''VN was without merit. as the amonn,
ma ,r'9ptS ieti over at the last regular
N'H special SESSIONS o. the leytslaf,,r,9 III
not aIrouui to moro than - 9 w., 90
~ me booktoeper oi ~ sergeant a, 80
,N'"'0leS me statement in writing sLo,v
'"a o.l9 8oout 1000 ouYolopes left oyer v,,h
TO- ~ o'uer stationery whatever. Printers In
a shau, me mat these envelopes would cost
Every bill for stationery m,u,, 40
proved BY the comm ittee on con" "e ar-
l.is.s ara II is impossible f,r any ,rss,
''"lpHnt o' stationery to DO left oyrr IL H.
All .''tse on contingt nj expense do theIr
nuIy' II the sergeant 1t arms hy "oi
t1s, 10y, WIN the printer. has printed more
H. imam viii BE- used by the house
ne only way for 1t to remain oyey is t,
EXPENSES IN
,huoise the collusious and approve the h,u
Tor the stationery. '"e ON
ndleuied the resolution and sald
could not account for II ON any oihor
ItuuhdS other than a desire 10 remove
nathiells fame from of the envelon.,,
,hat some desperate reason must baye
sseeolhpted resolution that saved the stats
20 AZ cost OF $3.50 to pass the resolution
said that possibly the author OF the reso.
,u,ion wanted to save the cost OF those or.
,e'opes and apply 1t TO the replaclng n,
soUsu plekets on the fence enclosing the
to,erhor.s mansion-the birds eve view n, |
ruh tSht OF tue city OF Austin. SIR. Drew
mas chairman o. the committee on cont,n'
sent expenses OF the Twenty fourth Iny,s.
AZURE and II wagon load OF statIorcrv
was leit over from the Twenty-four,h bis |
'ohmittee would be responsible. "a tbny
approved the bills for the same. Tho bou.s
lelusea to indignify iiself by seriousIv
q resolution that would save
ion" WV" 'he resoiu-
IN additlon TO this Mr.. Evan. ha, m.
oiiowing letter regarding old stationerv
hon, IT, q, Evans, House OF Reprcsen,..
tives, Austin. Texas.
Austin. Texas February s.--Dvar Cir.
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TO PROTECT WIVES.
HI. 10 Give Them Control Of Their
Ncpnrntv prnncrtN.

Section /, BE IL enacted by the losisla-
ture Of the State Of Texas iha, article
1857 Of title J5 cha;kr 3. OF the Revised
Civil Statutes OF the State OF Texas. be go
amended as 10 hereafter read as followa.
Article 2s67-All property. both real aud
personal OF the husband owned or claimed
BY him before marriage, rrid acquired af-
forwards by Sl;t, devise or descent as uiaO
the Increase OF all lands thus acquired.
snail be his separate property All prom
cFty. boih real and personal OF thr Wife,
owned OF claimed hy her before marriage
and that acquired afterwards by slit. de-
vihe or descent. So also the increaHe OF all
lands thus acquired shall be the separate
property OF he wife But during tho mar
riaae the husband shall have the sole man.
ugrmeni and control OF all such property.
provided he 50 manages the same with care.
prudence anu economy aud provides. as The
property would Justify, for the maintenance
ana support Of his sail WHO and her minor
children ~ She haze any Du, n the
huFhand shall not 50 manage the separate
properly ~ his wife with care. prudence
aud economy, mud support as above pro
Vided, then the wife shall have iha ricnt
TO take charge and control OF all such
property either in person or bV agent. hy
making application TO the probate court of
the county of her residence. which court
snail have jurisdiction Of The same ar in
contain brief statement OF The nature Of
her grievances and the relief demanded and
when any person. other than the Vito. may
be appointed by the court for The control
and management Of such property, they
snail be required 20 give good and Ruin-
Client bond. In such an amount as may be
required by such probate court, for tho
faithful protection OF the property. aud per
formance OF his duty to the wife and minor
children ~ she have Anyl
soc. 2. All laws and parts OF laws IN
conflict with this amendment are hereby
repealed,
The following is a short reference 10 the
laws OF different States in relation 10 the
above bin: '"'
Texas-Controlled by husband--9ss7
Professionalism by old Spanish law.
Louisiana-By bond contract Alahamn
lssG-sole-Art. No. 23A-T-i6aO. ArLanI
sas. lssi-Sole Art. No is2i-5-i. Colo
RADIO: lSsa--Sole-Art. No. 22s6-7-s. Con.
necticut. lSss-Sole--Art. No 27sO. 2son.
Dakota. lSs7--Sole-Art, No. 25s5-a 96oo
Delaware, ls7i-sole-page 479. section
Georgia. lSS2--Sole--Art. No. 1916. 5os7
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THE HOUSE.

Austin. Texas. February 4.-The house
met at 10 O'Clock, Patterson of Bell county
speaker pro tenn, in the chair
Pending business was substitute house
bill No. co. to regulate the practice of
dentistry. The house Wednesday adopted
tho favorable report of the majority OF
the committee, the report including general
amendments. Mr.. Blair Wednesday raised
the point of order that the adoption of the
committee report adopted the amendments
recommended by the committee in that re-
port The chair tMr Ward OF Travis pre-
sidlng) ruled the point not we'll taken. Mr.
Blair appealed from the ruling and on 4
vote the house sustained the chair.
When this was done the house took up
the amendments seriatim and had disposed
OF one OF them when the house adjourned
until this morning.
When the chair mir. Ward presidinp) th,s
morning announced the pending business
TO be consideration OF tho second amend
ment recommended by the committee, MIR.
Blalr again raised his point and made a
long speech on the subject. quoting from
Jenerson's Manual and from Reed on Rules,
The chair held the point not well taken.
Tho second amendment proposed by the
committee, proposing that the dental as
ISOLATION shall recommend the names OF
those TO be appointed by the governor on
dental board, was read.
Fields OF Hin moved to table
Again Mr., Blair raised his point OF order
that the committee report having been
adopted the amendment had been adopted
with II. and therefore could not be tabled.
Mr.. Ward-For the third time the chair
Will hold your point not well taken
Mr.. Blair-Mr Speaker. appeal from
the ruling OF the chair and upon the APP
peal call for an aye and nay vote
The roll was called and the chair sus-
tanned by vote of II to &c.
The amendment was then tabled
The amendment recommended by the
committee that each member OF the dental
board he required to take an oath OF Office
was adopted,
The amendment striking out the emer.
eency clause was adopted
All amendments having been adopted MIR.
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Asberry-nIoci.burn Contest.

Austin, Texas, February 4.--Moore Of
Lamar, chairman OF the committee on priv
ileges and elections. submitted a report on
the Asherry- Blackburn case. recommending
that the contest be referred to the commit
tee on privileges and elections. with in
structions to investigate the ease on the
question Of the jurisdiction Of this house
TO entertain the same. and II they deem 1t
proper to Investigate the merits OF the con
test.
1t appears from the report that the con
test has not been brought in .he manner and
form presented by tho laws for bringing
contests
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h n'a Texas. February ~,
H. T. Dashiell came up 90 tse i, ~ n
S ga ia. Fe today and repaired u u
re pie counter. where thew =
lunch, which Mr.. Bryan psia PATTON d
naue MS duck hunting con,n. NJ. VA
they taking the Central ior aa i y
Bryan going North. W Auni,
mere was a big barbecue a.,
re roast at Geise's pasture last event., n.y. 4
n honor OF MIR. Joe SchmlS sa 2
ms city, and brother Of c ,.as'e
Schmid OF the Brennan Field Sd'r ~.
put now of Switzerland, 'a ANAs'
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House Committees.

Austin, Texas. February i.-EIouse ju-
dietary committee No. will report fav-
orably upon substitute general amend
ment TO the game law bill embodying the
recommendations of tho State Game Pro-
tective association.
Drews general bill. amending the ocou-
patton tax laws, was referred to = special
committee and the bill providing for the
repeal Of the law requiring county asses
sors to furnish the agricultural department
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li''nols, ls7i-soie-pag 57s. sections ma
sections /, ?. $3.50. low, iS?a So 81,
ar No. 22o.. Kansas. lSS9-soloNhr,
10 5lb@-S-i-5 Maine. isss-solc-
- T. section MARYLAND is7S-Sole- nae 90
~ see Ion 20. Michigan. lSsg-soie--t A.,
40, '2N, Missouri, 1881 .soie-Art. No
" $50 o, missi.sppi. 1899 solo-Art. Ma
Ant No 1870 New Uanns,,,ro ,Sa,
Solo page i9S. section ]. New Jersev is77
80 page So. sections and 4 ohio
'sSn Sole-Art. No. 3lnS-0. Orogo, M;
SOLE Art. No 2Sss-7o Rhode Island
l,sa-s9le- paee i22 section /. south CIR,
gt'na, dsu'-seie page 49, sections l. 2 q.
ginia. 1851 snle--Art. Ma 9ees vi IT,
NiFsinia sole.-page elS, section, 'i +
10 "a Wisconsin. 1875 sole--Art. No
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Corpus Christi, Texas. February
So''an' wanted in Carmi. H., charged with
arson whose arrest by City Marshal INLAND
was mentioned in The Post a few DAYS ago
niss peu from the marshal's custody last
" ana left for parts unknown. Owing
o 10 ms ill-health Mr.. inland was prevailed
s so,a ap, 10 10 put him in jail, but keep per.
''AA' guard over him, and as consequences
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Austin, Texas, February +.-The mem
bers OF the Twenty fifth legislature will at
tend the celebration In Galveston February
l6. at the time the battleship Texas will be
In that port to receive tho silver service to
be presented at that ime.
While no official action has been taken
in this matter 1t is known an invitation
Will be received from Galveston and II will
without doubt be accepted They will at
tend In n hndY.
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Assaulted by m w.,,.

Victoria, Texas, February
di'hcul'y occurred on Mr.. ]. For, n
across the river, yesterday. betvs., r. n
'can and an Italian. The latter, M !
tenant forbid the Mexican ,s,.,., 4
from crossing his land and ye,tr.,, 7 !
.he Mexican as he was coming ,s,us,
the difficulty which arose tha s'v w.
tanned Monana. struck the Italjsn n.y., ~. !
mead, lrac,uring the skull and is M
INJURIES from which he may die ' n. \
ian's name IL c. Rossi. Hs h, ~
thls country about two years And n, ~ |.
children. The Mexican is unds, ~, =
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San Saba. Texas, February '-s'a
not suffered materially from wv
weather Just passed. No losses ''''
far, ..vo,s xsx|
owing to the protracted sever .',,,.f VI
and former rains farmers are s''4''
hind with their work.
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Corsicnnn.s OIL supply.

Corsicana. Texas, February i-PM y
be laid before a great while to the ols W
on the vaSous lines Of railroad ~
supply the foreign markets With canlas
natural crude oil. The demand ~ =.
oil is becoming so great that ne ~! ~,
ment OF the oil interest contemp'1a =,
ing a number of new wells 10 me ~ Z
furp
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DcHed by an Armed p,,.. :

Caldwell Texas, February i-yrr,.
when Frank Todd, colored, was to b n
from the Jail to Kappes farm te r.,,
to come from his cell, and, armed M,
large knife, he threatened to kin n, !,
who came in and to take bis own i. :,
necessary. to keep from going 10 n, I
Wet farm. All efforts so far hays M
RUTHLESS to get him ont without I'M
MN He is one of three who resIrs J
stubbornly Sunday and had to be ir,sS
out.
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Austin. Texas. February 4.-McGaughey
OF Hood has prepared for Introduction "a
bill providing that all patents heretofore
issued In due form of law. signed and
sealed by the commissioner OF the general
land Office and countersigned by the gov
ernor. not vitiated by actual fraud. shall
constitute evidence OF title as against the
State of Texaa
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southwc.tcrn Asylum Ele.,l..

San Antonio, Texas, February IN
meeting Of the board OF manager 4 y
Southwestern insane asylum today n III
S. Turner Of Granbury, Hood COUNT "
elected assistant superintendent 70 sus1a
DR.. T. T. Jackson, who has rssira
move to Galveston. Joe Lee Jamesc 4
reelected bookkeeper and steward ID :
fourth time.