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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds. Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares

Money call easy at 11a@1s4y: last loan at
1sz% and closing at FAX. Prime mercantile paper
31a%. Bar silver. csc. Mexican dollars, lSsA@
501zc Sterling exchange is frrner, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S534@4 SO for 50
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24

NorE-In the above exposition Of the tide, the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column. and the successive tides OF tho day In the
order of occurrence as to time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third tide and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when there are but three tides. as sometimes
Sccurs. The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts except when a minus sign (-) preoedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractivs
from the depth given bv he charts
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24

Assessments Tending.
Following is a list Of assessments nov nan sing:
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24

THE CALL CALENDAR.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

SUN. MOON AND TIDE
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS Fort POINT, ENrRASCE To
FAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OYFr.
cIAL AUTHORITY OF THK SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-The high and low waters occur thu
City Front (MissinE-street Wharf abo ut twenty
five minutes le:ur than at Fort Point; The height
OF tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24

Stmr Australia, Houdlette, donoiulu'
Spreckels Il Bros Co.
stmr Peru Friele, Hongkong and Yokohama,
via Honolulu: p N Co
way and Nav Co.
Stmr North Fork, Hansen, Eureka: Chanel
Nelson
WhaI stmr Karuk, McGregor, whaling; Rdk
Blum IL Co. ~
Bark Electra verrey, Loring; Alaska Packers
Assn.
Bark Prussia, Jensen, Cooks Inlet; Alaska Pack
ers' Assn.
Bark Empire, Kreb,. Sydney: Moor q Co.
Bktn w 81 Dmond. Nilsson, Honolulu; d
Spreckels & Bros Co.
Schr Herman, Scott, otter hunting, North Pacl-
fc Ocean; Pacific Trading Co.
Whal schr Rosario, Coffin, whaling; b Shell
don.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-24
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY. March 23-AP.w.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, March % pm
UNITED STATES BONDS.
J,o. A Mea.l BIZ .lskeGL
,up p.,issl s4.r.s. .,los ai0ss
~suaID2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
CAPITAL CuLLlSLS.

The omaha exposition hoarl held u
meeting at tiov, Prince office this mutn.
iLg,
James l.. johnson, an old times m"r.
chant ot santa H.. Is critical! III With
congestion Ot the brain.
II Is rumOTei that Theodore In~"lh the
superintendent OF the National c'm"lrr!
nj santa fr. l. -onn tn l." tfIIi-'ertrL
r.. r.. Sluirr, register Of the ntri
states land utii'r at Las Crurr-, i stu
dangerously III AT the ~anllhflum al
santa Re,
one ot the daughters o' Hon l!tu'
| LELAND, ui khn.i-, i -rTluu~lH ~ HI
santa fr, aud she Will De- taken {,
! Phoenix, Arizona,
saturday morning j. v, Reynolds r.
-lgurd his position IA secretary Wal
lacr's uilire. aud immri!atrN mair AZ
rangrmrntS to return 10 Las Vegas,
\ cahlrgrAm wa- Received Saturiu!
morning announcing the safe arrival G.
Mrs | Il CStFon aud two ,un-, aud MI
Grnr, ,ipNr NAiz, IN Hamburg, herman,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

r"stti,' fNid'u'" ~ K.,urTlug irusp"tiN
"n nig RAILROAD,
II. loul-, Nu, - Fifteen thuu-Aud
rmployr- ~ thr Missouri Pacific lmu
Mountain faliWaN system, Whose ~hlaTlr-
were cut from . tu = per cent IN lN.H,
owing Ia III" prevailing hard times, have
been made glad hH a proclamation li
President ,,rutgr 'iuu,h, restoring wage
tn the former hasi-,
Ia" system gives rmpl"! !m"ut 10 3'""
men. | hr monthly pay roll aN"fag"-
tluu.ph. II ~a- said when the cu, va.
niAir that II Was the aim Oi the iIarhg".
urut t. rrinrr the salary account H. vrr
cent. This meant All average muuthN
saving Of ah"ut i.o,u-', ~ !,s",'t
Annually, TN the basis II ~ per e ~.
the mans cement II sad iu have -ANrl
ti.9~t,u" through IA" rrtrrurhu'u'
pollry The ratuiIRs ui the system have
been increasing steadily Tor -Nrfa,
month";. tull force Is Working over
time IN every department, and the man
Agrnput believe that the revenue vii
Ju,iify the restoration II salaTip-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
San MAhtIAl-

Prof. Won FennaAr. the VlOlinist Prof
James llrr'ey Ward, the elOcutioni-t, and
Miss Georgia Kellogg, the pianist. ap
peared In n delightful concert at kelrn
last saturday night, returning 10 the cit,
Ia-t night. Prof, Non fennaaf called nj
this nnire this morning, aud stated that
the Brlen people almost turned out
I'll inAS-r, and showed their appreciation
uf high class concert by their generous
| applause,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

'lUragu, \o. ." in"runrr wheat
-"N At - dollar At nhuH % b" tn .'aN II
Na- ruffru' tain 40 ~" iIt lhr ru'rf.ug
Whlrh started the nuigr "a- iuu" rs -
NIurh ~ small -hpft-, a, lhl"r, "h"
Nrf, kuuwu b. haN" uut hHaNN liu"-
.nuwri uu -l.u- ~ -'alup-'ins Ih"
market ifulpri hhrk Gnlrsn tu'. 'v'
another -yh-uI ut rh'fug ~rhi J. up
again To- - ltrrrAhrr huli- -uli
LrANllN on lLr ,NnII.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Ina short time the territory ot New
Mexico viii have n new United states
ATTORNEY The Rrpuhllran endorses the
tandiiacy Of bernard ; kUiry, OF Albu.
lurrlur, lie IL equipped Tor the work,
Nrafl, a score ~ years ago h. came To
albuquerque, n Young stripping ot law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Monday morning. Associate Justice
Laughlin convened the territorial -u'
pTrme court, but, ~ II quorum ~as not
present. adjourned the court until Mon
day, December 49, Clerk WHY'S Requests
that the different territorial paper All
nouncr the date ~ here given.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Madison. W., Soy ~. The first -uoW
storm ~ the -sarln rana la-t uight Iu
the form oi hlZl.ti, which m.tni
eight hours, The wlud L. stilI hluHlug n
gnIr. Ihr storm knocked uui a." trir
phone AMI trolley cunparl,-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Chthulir churches, Rev, pr ElSard :.
tro-- II the Episcopal Rev. \ H. suth
rrlaui ~ the Mrthuii-t. and Rev e NAla.
ar u ia" spanish Mrthvii-t church ut
Midway
v, H. FiHury, santa Fr watch inspect.
~ nni agent Tor the Postal Telegraph at
this place, Ia- his stock ut -iNrtHars
aud l"Srlr! N krrmi-' irug store.
Armstrong Bto-,, Frank N"lman, Snd
C. r.. I'akrr conduct the three saloons
VII. ~rludu l. Interested in mint- also.
nli Ia" itm~tluug Bfu- III cattle
rritN tail, hou~r painter, decorator,
AMI IhI"r hanger i-a tlp top workman
Mr-. Nrlll" Miller carries full stock
ut milllu.l AMI laii,-' furnishing.
san MurHal SUPPORTS first c,a,- w"'k
/, paper IL" k"'',' othcinl organ II -
c"rfo county 4 htigli and new, sheet,
,slltrd l., Mt II II Howard It, ahrt
u-IuR columns are LITERALLY pHtfunil"i
~ o." m"rcl,ii- ~ lhr town. anl II l. ~
20 ! lfup'tN
lhru'i' u we'll "uipp'i tSr rr"m,
tuck -rhsl hWlius. ia Whl'h tWo
ra'hrt-, rr,f lun aul Mf, u,tf'~ou.
AZ ,mga.,rl u 0, also u ,rh.ul lu
th, ull tuWu
lNr nlif.| realm. room AT thi-
place. unirf thr ri'.rJru, management ul
j KIrhati- l. ~, niunfArIr tra,urr oi
the Nl-" nui literal policy IT the santa
r" COMPANY.
/ II i said that tins l. the nrat"-t,
. pl"a-ant"-t arl best rouiurt" rrailEg
tu"m ia the west, which speaks very
/ rghlN 'rr The administrative ability ut
VIZ Richards. ur ~ ihr huNs call him.
"Jw". ilr carries "A full -lrcF II cigar
AMI tobacco.
NuIt-
Juls" lo-rph MrtuInn Is our rilirlrn,
and popular Ju-tlr" Z the vpar'
/ B,r"n bean. ~hp has been lult" -lck,
/ L. nuw better
+ II II Ray. r"unihuusr foreman. and
7 MArh'ul-t "a flrS Hitchcock went t.
l'"mlug Ir-t saturday g. repair some Ell
Ilnr- al that p!nr"
Mrrt lllrkuk, foreman uf the santa +,
h1rk-mlth -h"p-, rrcrutl, putchas'-i d
hou-r and lot from H. \ ~h"p'.
Miss Lizzie smith. ui luwmug Mo- /,
here /" -prni the winter with her broth
rrs. II {, aud : \, Smlth.
v II Howard Is the most enthusiastic
bicycle rider III town.
Francis Wllon. foreman ~ the ear ir
partm"nt, harvested g"pd crop Of afal
N from his ranch this year
Miss bessie lllichcock returned la-
week from u visit tO lrmlng
Miss rhpnir Wrckrrle, sister ~ IN
pnpular conductor. Fred Nrckrrlr, - Wa
ltlrg her brother.
san Marrial has three physicians, II
Alex Ctuirkshank. lr 4. \. shaw An,
IIr. Il. 4. Hlnn.
Dt, Z. u. trulrkShank, the well know
santa Fr physician aud surgeon, l. spend
ing the winter III New York city.
he FIESTA held IN old town Wrdne~In
ani thursday ri last week Wa u gr"H
success Large crowds We're III sttrnd
anc- anl n general guoi time Is rrport~
the nt-t prlzr III the ropng contr-
go, wa- won b! Juan Seiillo, Of laraJ,
lime, one minute aud nineteen -eroni'
Mrs. II, II, Howard was recently NJ
, pointed po-tml-tr.1- hy the department
\ complete set OF mo'irrn pn-t office Il,
lures will he put IN when she TAX,
charge, Tw0ur thr-" drop letter boxes vi
also be- put up III different parts ot tow
# u, 4, Shopr'- bridge and building ere
|, are rebuilding the coal chutes III Il
h yards
San MAhlIAI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
INNIiiIi IiUI

a. b.. p'.isu'iug tu' Suiihrs't.rn I."r.Iau
~ N's NrIl'u
Cla,tpn, y VI. Nn y" nnrf3Gn
,if, l. -Nr pIug Nrt The rnuntr .ppl' H
Ull- phu, Ia" gfI-- T. N"fN hgh nn!
ti-te ah, h'ru no ram ipt W'~k. ~.
cuut-- ~ ~" lirr J. through the gtrag
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

chas, Schro,,ief left last night fut rrf
ull -, where b" viii folio" M trade ~ d
baker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

yer llr va. Nuung, eloquent ahi ,urt
grttr lir ha. all ,hu-" qualities get
-a.un"d With au aided experience uI a
-urcr--iul IHarlir" ~ court ami forum.
The ultri states has much 90 iu with
criminals aui tins candidate iut r"uu.
-rllut would huug With hIm - record
wnlrh hh- rlh--ri hlm ~ one ui tie
brightest criminal hNlrt- III the tern
Rri", supplements large elements ul
tart aui popularity which AWAY lrrd
their ald IT, u man ~ urfll \ better
AMI cleaner appulutm,ui ruul not hn
untlr lA- tfucr- Republicans
q 80 t.I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

solicitor ,rnrr"l Of >c~ Mra,ro
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10

Macon. Ga. Sept S.--Miss sallis
Chapman. living At i52 First stree,
with her half brother. was brutally as
saulted In her bedroom by an unknown
man early yesterday morning. Mlsi
Chapman Is a handsome young won.
ON. about 20 years Of age She was
sleeping In the same room with a nine.
year-old girl She was aroused from q
sound sleep by feeling a hand on her
throat and saw dim form bending
over her She tried 10 scream, hut her
assailant closed his hand on her throat
and choked her. lie then succeeded In
accomplishing his purpose and escaped
through the window. There IA not n,
slightest clue TO the assallant The
town IL worked up to a hlsh pitch IT
excitement, As this Is the second a..
sault Of Hike nature In the last two
weeks In this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10

WI. Bryan 10 great man and a
man beloved Of the people enywhere,
everywhere and under all eircum-
stances. In the great wreck on the
Santa Fein Kansas where more than a
dozen were killed he was found among
the 'front.' rank Of the rescuers carrying
out the dead and wounded from the
IRE, bringing them water, placing cush-
ions under their heads and ministering
10 their wants with the tenderness Of a
woman. One poor fellow said to him:
"Mr. Bryan, went TO hear you today;
| am dying nov aud want 10 shake
your band aud say God bless you. IL
you possibly can, get me drink Of
water" Mr.. Bryan FASTENED and
brought IL from burning car. Great
az commoner and humanitarian the
star Of Bryan shines still with all the
brilliancy investing II before the late
defeat. That such a man can be blot
ted out Of popular memory and swept
aside by one defeat is preposterous.
A big industry Is suggested for Alas
ka by the Dallas Times. Herald In the
following lie, the United States rush
reindeer culture In Alaska Reindeer
will In time become az profitable as the
Iost seals. Private individuals wi o
should undertake 10 rear these ani-
mails would confer a benefit on man
kind and reap a fortune besides. Reirs
deer will furnish at once msat, milk,
shoes and clothing and a means Of
transportation In our golden terrific.
~. There Is destined 10 be hereafter
in this mighty frozen land a great civ
llizalion. II can be inhabited perma
nently a. well as 81. Petersburg can.
Railways, electric lights, telephones
and telegraphs, homes and churches,
will cover H. For these the reindeer
will prepare the way II properly util.
ized.
Losi-A brown horse mule II hands
high, branded on the left hip, and a
small wart between the eyes and nose.
Last seen In Bryan Thursday, Sept 2.
$500 reward for return Of the mule to
Parkei's Warehouse In Bryan.
2iS Wilt Eugene Allen.
Mrs. j. J. Adams returned nom Dial.
las yesterday, having placed her daugh.
ter, Miss Marie Adams, aud Miss Annie
Adams, daughter Of Capt. Bob Adams
Of Hearne, in Oak Clid college. with
which Mrs. Adams says she was i'm
mensely pleased.
The Bryan public school makes an
exceedingly aattehng opening with an
enrolment Of 37l pupils.
Prof j. c. Nagle, who has been al.
sent IN Mexico, returned to College
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. J. Balm returned to
Houston yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10
LAYMEN REBELLIOUS.
They Demand Equal Representa-
ton With Methodist Ministers.
MAY CAUSE SOME TROUBLE.
The Question Has Thrice Bssa Defeated
By the Vote Of ths hini,tsFs, bat
the Laymsa Are Determined
ts Fight ts the End.

Chicago. Sept. s.-The Times-Herald
says: Rebellion has broken out In the
Methodist Episcopal church. The lay
men demanded equal representation
with the ministers In the great quad
rennial legislature OF the church. Three
times have the ministers voted on the
question and defeated Il, and the lay
men have lost patience. The church
will be brought face to face next week
with q revolt that will probably over
shadow the question OF women dele
gates in the general conference. Rep
resentatives Of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey conference issued an address for
the changes The leading laymon Of
Indiana called a state convention TO
meet at Indianapolis next week TO con-
slider the question.
A lay convention Of representative
Cincinnati conference sent out greet
ings last week to the Indiana oonyen-
ton, and urged the calling AZ a nation
al convention.
The laymen Of the central Illinois
conference have called a convention TO
meet at Canton Sept II, and that meet
ing will probably take action on this
question. Another big lay convention
will be held In Baltimore next month,
and II not forestalled by the lndianap-
oils convention. II Is expected TO Issue
a call for a national convention OF
Methodist laymen 10 make plans TO
bring the ministers into line. Each
conference IL entitled to at least one
lay delegate. but In no case can u have
more than two. In the general con-
ference at Cleveland last year 1900
ministers had 357 representatives, while
the 1880 laymen AT the church had
but 1879
In Indiana 33i preachers had seven
representatives. while $4,000 laymen
had but two. Under this system many
small conferences have a dispropor-
tionately large representation, while
the large conference that contributes
heavily to the support OF the church
can have only one lay delegate mere
than the small conference over In In
dia or China that has 10 be supported
by money sent from America.
There Is little doubt that the nation
al convention OF the laymen will be
held. and Il promises 10 bring out many
Of the most prominent members Of the
church.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10
MANY PUBLIC REQUESTS.
Charles 7. wnssF Rsmsmbsrs hssy
Colleges sad SONS Assssiatisas

Charles 7. wilder Rsmsmbsrs Assy
Colleges aad SONS Association
Quincy, Mass. Sept s.-ihe will Of
the late ChAs T. wilder. Of Wellesley,
has been admitted to probate here. II
contained many public requests and
over 100000 IL left TO charitable and
educational institutions. The sum Of
$4,000 each Is left to the American
Board OF Commerce for foreign mis-
siona. the American Missionary asso-
citation. Hobart college at Constantine
pie. Colorado college at Colorado
Springs. witmore college Al walla
walla. Wash. Carleton college. North
field. MINI.
In a eodleil Mr.. wilder bequeaihi
$4,000 TO the trustees Of Amherst col
lege for purchase Of land for an obser-
vatory.
The sum Of $4,000 Ia also left "a
Mount Vernon school for boys Al
Northheld. MINI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10
A Garden PARTY
Given by Miss Nellie Smith
Opens the Social Season.

After long summer OF uninterrupted
lelhargy in social circles, aud just when
continued inactivity was becoming %
monotonous a. 10 be almost unbearable
Miss Nellie Smith graciously came 10
the rescue last evening and gave 10 the
pleasure.loung young people at the
home Of her parents, Capt. and Mrs,
Geo. W. Smith. an enchanting garden
party.
The evening was one to make the old
young again, snd nothing which could
have added to the pleasure Of the guests
was omitted by the thoughtful enter
iainers.
The vide lawn 10 the north, smooth
and grassy, relieved by closely trimmed
cedars and elms, was brilliantly light d
with electricity, flashing from amid the
foliage, with here and there the soft
glow Of Chinese lantern. Chairs aud
seitees were placed at intervals, with
rugs, sofa pillows and footsiools, sug
costing oriental effects. A dancing
platform was provided In the midst Of
this scene Of beauty aud briilianey; 81
one end were seated the Mexican music.
iabs, while at the other beneath the
spreading branches Of large elm was
arranged something Ia the form Of an
Indian tepee with decorations Of pink
and white, surrounded by iardinieres
OF palms, sword ferns, caladiums and
begonias. In this exquisite retreat
Misses He,tie Smith, Hattie McConnico
and Fannie Fountain dispensed delic-
ious iced punch.
On the lawn TO the south we're daini.
lily decorated tables with the prevailing
oolors, pink and white, preserved In the
flowers. Here the most perfect peach
cream, prepared by Houston caterer,
was served In lovely pink and white
paper cups decorated with white violtts
The cakes were white with pink icing.
The guests we're received a. the deco
rated entrance by Mesdamos G. W.
Smith, J. A. Mcqueen and W. S. How.
ell, and In the hall by Miss Nellie
Smith, the debutant hostess, in white
orgAndie over pink silk, with Ia FaAnce
roses. She was assisted by Miss Man ie
Culbreath Of Calvert, and Miss Bessie
Ross Of College.
The Attendance Of Young people In.
cluded those from Bryan, Calvert, Col.
lege and other points, and the fair en-.
teriaineF oaplivaled the hearts Of all by
her graceful and perfect perception Of
IDEAL good time making
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10
THE MINERS DIVIDED.
Chsncss Are the siSiy.avs Cen, Rat'
May Ne Rejected

Chsness Are the siHiy.avs Cent rate
May Ne Rejected
Columbus. Sept. a.-Thc national
convention Of United Mine Workers.
struck a snag early this morning.
Among the delegates has grown a ieel.
ins that were the strike scttlel. Ohio
aud pennsylvania would be the only
tcnehclarlos. There are men Of this
belief In Illinois. Indiana, Ohio and
West Virginia. the two hrst states be.
ing practically unanimous, President
knight and Secretary Kennedy Of In
diana. believe the settlement on the
basis proposed would adjust matters
In Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana and
eastern Illinois. but would have little
or no eject In northern Illinois. These
men are substantially In favor OF .
continuance OF the strike. Some In.
diana and Illinois delegates feel tina,
they have been made a cats paw o.
They say they have time and again
struck nj the request Of other districts
and when such districts gained whet
they wanted the contest would be de-
clared Oh. leaving Indiana without any
benefit
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10
IN A BAD FIX.
war Is Almost sure 10 Ne the Dat
come Of AaAirs In GautsmsiA.

war Is Almost sure 10 Ne the Out-
come Of AaAlrs In oau,smsiA.
San Francisco. Sept s.-News Just
received from Guatemala Is TO the ef-
feet that the country is in a bad way
financially and politically. During tbs
last month failures amounting 10 near
ly $1,000. 900 occurred, but this Is a tri'
Ne misleading. because II represents
Central American money which has
very much deprecated In value
Reina Barrios. who was president
and who declared himself dictator Of
the republic a couple OF months ago
Is excessively unpopular because Of hi
recent hlgh-handed action and cruel
ties. There Is a demand that Morales
a lawyer and former minister OF war
be chosen to succeed Barrios. To pre-
vent this Barrios intends calling
session Of the assembly very soon e
have himself confirmed dictator. II b
succeeds war Is almost certain, becaus
the country will not longer submit Il
his oppression II defeated, war I
Just as sure. because he cannot aFor'
to be driven out Of once. EK-Presi
dent Barrillos, who made Il posslbl
for Barrios to succeed him. has de
elared that he will never again draw
his sword. excepting to fight Morales
who has threatened to expose hi
financial operations.
Barrios h alleged TO have killed
number OF the most prominent citizen
OF his country because he thought the
were not In sympathy with him. he
sides these. 2i3 men OF lesser proml
hence are said TO have been killed b
hia ordeF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-10
IN THE SWIM.
Another Bayan Boy Heard
from FavOrably.

The following dispatch from Austin
TO he Galveston News will b. noted
with pleasure by the many friends Of
Mr.. Chauneey b. Shepard in Bryan
The attorney general today approved
for filing by the secretary OF state the
following railroad charter:
Orange, Call and Pine Belt railroad
company, with principal Office at Call
Newton county. Capital stock, 500, 900.
Purpose, construction, maintenance and
operation Of line Of railroad from
Salem, In Newton county, on west bank
OF Sabine river via the town Of Call, "a
the city Of Orange. IN Orange county
with a branch road from the town oI
G III 10 the town Of Jasper, in jasper
county, embracing a total distance oI
seveniy-fye miles. lncorporalors Den
mis- Call Of Orange, George Adams
George w Smith, q. S. Haggarty, q. b
shepard +. X. Syler, John Jay Culley
A. II. MeTs. I. J. Trolu, William HALL
day, all Of Call.