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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
Mcnvy CnttIc Snlcr.

Fort Worth Texas. September IA G.
Boyce is said to be the manager OF the
largest herd of cattle in the United
States--the Capitol Syndicate ranch. He
Is here and to Tho Post correspondent said
his company owns 100000 acres of land.
all enclosed, and this year will brand a.
0CO calves. He recently sold second cut of
500 steel calves at $40 per head. Mr..
Sotham Of Chilicothe, Mo-, was the pur-
chaser and the cattle will he taken there
and put on feed The Capitol Syndicate
company in the main breed Herefords
Mr. Boyce has great faith in the future
cattle outlook.
A. e. and G. F. Reynolds, located near
tho Capitol Syndicate company. recently
sold their Is, Is and IS (steers) at 500. $50
and $50. These cattle will be delivered this
fall and will go north to be fed. George
u. Loving OF Fort Worth has Just sold a
1000 bunch of and 4-year-old steers to
Marion SAMSON Of Alvarado for SOS. 25 per
head. j. H. Ryburn of Irion county was
the purchaser.
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NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Acting Governor Jester has returned from
visit to his home in Corsicana
william j. Bowen, Esq. OF Cotulla is IL
the city and is stopping at the Hotel Salge
Assistant Attorney General King has
returned from visit to his farm In Wash
ington county.
County Judge Cannon OF Robertson coun-
~ was here today on business with the ed
ucational department.
state Superintendent ], M. Carlisle and
wiie nave returned from a visit to Mr..
Carlisle's father in Tennessee
Hon. l.. II. Brown of San Marcos and
Colonel Dick Lane OF San Antonio regis
tered at the Hotel Salge today.
Miss Bessie Johnson of the comptroller's
oiiice has returned from Ohio, where she
went TO spend her summer vacation.
The comptroller today registered $4,000
issue Of city OF Liberty city hall bonds,
general
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TAYLOR BOARD OF TRADE.
The Business Men VIII Perfect nm
Organization.

oTSuHlxUtluns
Taylor. Texas, September THE busi-
ness men OF Taylor held meeting yester-
day evening in the parlors OF the Taylor
National bank for the purpose of deyising
ways and means for organizing a board of
trade. The need OF am organization of this
kind has been felt for long time, and IL e
subject has been agitated for several
weeks past. The meeting yesterday was
very representative. a large number Of the
most prominent business men being pres
eht' II was evident from the interest
manifested that all present meant bust
ness. and there is no doubt that the mr.
Eanization will be pushed to success. This
meeting was only preliminary, the inten-
,ion being to simply start the move.
IN adlourning. another meeting wa.
eailed. TO be held In the mayors office n,xt
Monday at o'clock. to perfect the nrra
.zation and adopt rules for it's govern
committee was appointed IN corrs,nor
Win boards of trade at other points ~ sa
cure the best forms OF rules and res, Ie
uons II Is the Intention to estabjish
permanent organization, and mnch aa,S
70 the city In uniting the business mo-,
n, nn new enterprises aud unbu,ld,
'ns me city In general is expected
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Applicant for Tcxt hook Hoard.

sor Cullen. tho superintendent OF the pub
lie schools here. IS an applicant for posi-
ticn on the state text book commission.
Having taught for twenty years. he is
emnontly qualified. For thirteen years he
has been superintendent OF schools and in
this canactv II has become his iuty to
prepare courses OF study and note their
effect upon child life. He is a close stu
dent OF literature and history and knows
we'll the relation they bear to the devcl-
opment of tho child character. He Is proud
OF his profession and he would reg trd II a
great triumph for education 10 be instru-
mental in putting good books into the
hands OF the children OF Texas. n en-,
lastly. he is under no obligations to any
book company and will net be dominated
by them.
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A New Church.

Columbia. Texas. September 6.--Yestcr-
day Rev. d. A. Knox organized a Cum
berland Presbyterian church at West Co
lumbia. There are twenty members
in the organization. West Columbia is a
historic town, being the first capital OF
the republic Of Texas. 1t is two miles out
from this place. And has had no church
until now for great many years. The
PRESBYTERIAN congregation was moved to
Columbia and the old church house IS rot
ting down.
The Cumberland Presbyterians will build
church soon For the present they will
use the school house.
Rev. Mr. Knox has been preaching at
West Columbia for quite while. The
congregation that was organized yes teTday
is due to his untiring work He has lust
closed a very successful revival meeting.
There were about twenty who made rro-
fession OF religion. Among the converts
are some old men and women Mr.. Knox
was assisted by Rev. j. NJ. Halsell, DID.
or Houston. and Rev. John T. Donnell Of
Alvin
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following is tho list of real estate
transfers recorded in the county clerk s
office for the week ending Wednesday
evening, September /, 1897
John C. Robinson 10 Eversberg & VIII
lians. ono lot In Wilkins addition to Brcn-
ham, 500.
w. a. Wood to Eversberg &c Williams,
one lot in Davidsons addition to Bren-
ham. 1926.
Isaac Mann to Robert Moore. 140 acres
in the w. s. Brown survey, and cancel
lation of six vendor lien notes, 81.
Robert Moore to w. II. Bowie, ST.. 200
acres in the W. s. Brown survey, $500
Miles Motley and wife to Jacob Harris
ct al trustees, one acre in the G. Kuy-
kendall league, $50.
II. Knttsl to Paul Mas, fifty acres in
Washington county, $500.
Sarah Mcintyre to Sarah G. Lusk. in
terest in seventy acres of the P. and A.
Hope headlight, SlGl0.
Otto Bayer ct al to Edward Bayer. 40
acdes In the James Mccain League. $1,000.
Emma Look and husband to Fritz Bode,
interest In 206 acres in Washington coun-
ty $3.50.
Sophie Schmidt ct al to Fritz Bode,
interestoin 206 acres IN Washington coun-
ty s750gaf
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ATTEMPTED AssAssrNArIoy.
enued From His House ani
shot by Unknovvn Nm

farmer Called From His House nna
shot by unknown Man. '
Ennis' Texas, September s.--This morn.
ing ABOUT 2 O'Clock ]. f. Suggs. who lives
in the southern part Of the city. heard a
noise at his barn and went out to find the
cause OF II. AS he reached the lot man
oaiied to him to throw up his hands He
Threw his right hand above his head and
received the contents OF shotgun In his
arm. necessitating the amputation Of his
right hand at the wrist. The load was
undoubtedly intended for his head. He
says the man who shot him came from
the barn while another man sat In a bueey
ON tho outside. They both drove of In fhe
buggy. His horse was missing from, the
stable. but the superstition is that the men
went there to kill Mr.. suxgs and wsnt 20
ne barn ana made the noise 10 Sing
him out Of the house. which they sucsecd-
ca IN doing, In the darkness they made
1904 their escape, and no one has any
tdea who the man were nor whether thcv
werv white men or negrues. Al tlris ii =
- sugn y resting fairly weIl.
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stockruan. Colorado City, has been In Dali
las several days. He said TO The Fost cor
respondent 1--WE have had an abundance
OF rain this season, and all West Texas ID
in better condition than have ever seen
It. The range has been and Is green and
live stock are generally fat Tho only
drawback cattle have had Aas been due to
horn flies and screw worms. These pests
have been worse In some sections than In
the history OF the State. Cattle affected
by thcm are kept lean and poor. and many
die. We have had numerous Northern
buyers lately and many head Of cattle have
changed hands ct high figures. We have
found prosperity. but 1t has been duo to
good ruins and scarcity Of cattle. not 10
its advance ngent.'"
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The Nashville Expos,,t,n.

Nashville Tenn, September To-day
was to have been celebrated as Iowa Day.
but the inability OF Governor Drake 10 at
tend because OF sickness caused an aben-
donment OF the programme and he Iowaps
present had no public exercises. Inst
weeks attendance has been made pub
lie and foots up $3.50. The attendance
Tor the two DAYS OF this week keeps up
ire average. Tonight large audieace at-
tended TO hear the farewell concert OF
Victor Herbert's band Tomorrow Con-
terno's celebrated band begins an engages
ment
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NEcROl01
Etlvvap6

San Antonio. Tsxs1
ward Froboese. one L \
GERS who helped to ~
civilization. died sudds
1885 o'clock from apop
dengue fever. He NJ y
came to this country ~
early manhood he
freight trains and foae}|
late 7Os he settled dol1|
and became one Of tib3
nent citizens. He mn
at the time of his am
office since 1884. lfl
republican. A wife NJ
survive him.
GARNER--BeeviH4 +
Last Saturday ino.s1
Garner, an old Conteda
Der Of GREEN'S famoA N
settler OF Southwest d
home in the northwsx2
county after a llngcriasI
weeks. Deceased WI n
this part of the Stats. 1
exceptionally pure chiu|
and pronounced view q
tions. He was SO yeaii|
host Of relatives to Intud
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! BRENNAN BUDGET.
DISTRICT COURT IN sEssION-LIsT
OF GRAND JURORS.
List OF the Rcal Estntc Transfers
and Marriage Licenses for
the Past Week.

BRENNAN, Texas, September 7.--District
court, fall term. convened yesterday,
Judge E. r. Sinks presiding; District At
torney in attendance.
The first business OF the court was the
organization OF tho grand jury and the
appointment of bailiffs, which resulted as
follows: A. S. Whitcner foreman; G. w.
Homeyer William Turner, u. q. Sayies,
Thomas Lpscomb, Fritz Feusse, Charles
Kruger, Hiram Hickey. p. IL. Barnhill,
William Danhaus, Mic Zeiss, Thomas
Fincher.
Judge Sinks delivered an oral charge to
tho grand jury.
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PARDONED.

Acting Governor Jester today pardoned
Joe Mays, convicted of murder In Bell
county and sent to the penitentiary for five
years. four and a half OF which he hae
served Mays killed man while acting
as deputy city marshal OF Bolton, and 1t
was on this charge he was convicted. Since
confinement his wife has died. leaving five
or six children, who will be dependent on
their father. His petition for pardon was
largely signed
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scnntor Nlill., Onininn.

Dallas. Texas, September 6.-senator
Roger Q. Mills was asked by The Pos,
correspondent tonight u he had no.sced
The Posts Interview with State Senator
Turley OF FL faso In which the latter
STATED that tho tariff question would he
tho leading issi,s between himse,f :, y
Goyernor culberson in next years sena-
M, have heard Of H." Senator Mills re,
to determine what the issues WIN ~
CONT Know and Senator Turney doesn.,
KNOW. either Senator Mills returned -
Corsscana tonight. 'su 70
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FOUND DEAD.
unknown Man. Thought TO lie From
Houston.

Houston
San Antonio, Texas, September Tan
unknown white man. who is thought to
have come here from either Houston or
Galveston. was found dead on n sidewalk
cnposiie one OF the brewercs at o'clock
this morning. An empty morphine bottle
was found on the CORPSE There were no
letters on the body and UP to the present
time II has not been Identified. Among
the articles found on tho dead man were
some small change n card advertising a
boarding house at Galveston and u snec-
taclc case bearing tho name of an optician
OF Houston. On the card was the namo
OF N. II. Graboa. written In lead pencil
The deceased was abou. % years old
weight li5 pounds; height feet or 2
inches, light complexion. gray hair and
gray moustache. iIe wore clothes which
had seen much USE. Tho unknown was
first seen here Sunday and last seen alive
Monday night In a saloon near where he
was found dead
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SOUTHERN n
The New Indnstriea /
South ins(

oA&e&A
South in$s(
Chattanooga. Tenn. 4
Though the fall seasua
opened vet. the Tradau1|
respondents report 1
trade. The demand n
products is active al
closed down during "
tail production hare =
operations.
The iron market Is ~
increasing with adssnt
Tennessee Coal. Iron N
pany have advanced sclfl
iron 20 cents per ton AZ
sale of pig iron. Sodthell
demand. and the outhct |
ing.
The lumber and texHh
a corresponding increisa|
some cotton mill compi1
ming day and night, mi
orders.
Among the new indut1
the Tadesman repern n
electric light plant "
FIGURING mills at Conoot
Market. Va: the Ame
Exploration company, =.
New Orleans. La; ~
company, capital $16o
Va: the Southwestern
pany. capital $50, 900, Pt|
to develop oil and gas p
Ting mill at Brownwoea.
ing plants will be est1n
Fla. Louisville and
Earlybranch and Sulnae'|
Tenn. Louisville, Ta9
ford. Va. 81,
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NOTES.

lack Jones. colored charged with h,,r.
larry had n habeas corpus hearing harore
Judge Stewart today ard was DISCHARGED.
=, T. Trambell. charged with burglary
and theft. waived examination in Ins,ins
Berry's court this morning and was bound
over TO the grand jury In bond OF $3.50
in each case. S-''
This afternoon Albert Erickson. n sailor
employed on vessel lying in 9oliyer
roads. fell down the hatohway and bret a
ms leg. He was brought in on a tug ANA
Mary's intrmary. y ST.
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CONDITIONS IN MEXICO.

The Country Isn't Suffering 10 Any
Great Extent.
Special Correspondence Of the Times DEM
ocrat.
San Miguel. Mexico August 27.--.I had
an interview yesterday with John NJ.
Frazer, treasurer OF the Mexican National
railroad Ho was formerly citizen OF one
OF our ncsshborng States, but has been
IN Mexico for number OF years He In
vited mo to dinner. and also met his
charming VIE. who did tho honors Of hos
tess 10 true American fashion.
Mr., Frazer Gays that his road was never
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UNITED STATES couRT.

In the case OF the Grard Life Insurance
and Annuity company VS.. ]. b. Watkins
Land and Mortgage company ct al, de
cree as OF course was entered. confirming
special masters report Of sale of receiver
OF i2SIla acres of land In Washington
county to J. p. Buchanan.
Thomas Martin vs.. unknown heirs Of
a. j. sharpless ct al, replication Of com
piainant with answer Of Alonzo, Con p.
and Grunette Irwin. was filed.
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BREWSTER COUNTY MONEY.

County Judge Van Sickle OF Brewster
county is in the city to collect from the
comptroller the money due Brewster county
by virtue of an act of the last legislature
aboiishing Foley and Buchel counties and
including their territory In that of Brews-
Ter. The sum am0unts 10 about $4,000.
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Navasota. Texas. September THE
Grimes County Baptist association met last
Friday morning with the Pine Grove Bap-
tist church.
Rev. Isaac Sellers OF Navasota was made
moderator and b. C. Bangus of Harmony
secretary.
Eight of the Baptist churches OF this
county were represented and the utmost
harmony and Christian feeling prevailed
throughout the entire proceedings.
Two hundred dollars were raised for the
conduct of mission work in the county;
over 500 subscribed for State missions
over $50 pledged to home MISSIONS nearly
$50 for foreign missions; Buckner's orphan
home was voted $3.50: ministerial educa-
ton s13.
After very profitable session of three
days the association adjourned to meet
Friday before the fourth Sunday In Oc-
tober, 1898. with the Oak Grove church
The Introductory sermon is to be
preached by Elder r. j. McGinty
The Nayasota delegates are exceedingly
we'll pleased with the elegant treatment
accorded them by the good people of that
community.
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CHARTERED.

The following corporations today filed
their charters with the secretary of state:
The University of South Texas of Angle
ton, Brazorla county Capital stock, $780,
600 lneorporatore Oswald Wilson. W. T.
Noblitt. w. a. Leonard, j. M. Moore and
IL. G. Duff.
Tho Swedish Evangelical Free church OF
Manda, Travis county No capital stock,
but property to the value of $l00 lncor-
porators; Aug. Lind. Charles L. Berg and
William Smith.
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DENIED A PERMIT.

Insurance Commissioner JEFF Johnson to-
day denied the Independent Order of For
esters OF Toronto, Canada, permit to do
business In Texas, giving as his reason that
It is not fratcrnal and benevolent assoc
citation. but an insurance company doing
business for profit
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AIDS TRUCK FARMERS.
Zee County Growers Given C0nceS.
sions by the Railroads.

BeevIlle. Texas September 6.--At n
meeting OF the Been county branch OF the
Fruit Vegetable aud Melon Growers as
ISOLATION OF Southwest Texas held in this
city freight schedule Of rates and time
was presented by the railroads which,
after being thoroughly examined, was me-
cepted as satisfactory to the association.
Thus this organization although hardly
more than thoroughly organized, has al
ready secured lew rates and quick trans
portaton. which will enable It's members
to make something on their products dur
Ing the coming season
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Thomnn Fined an Taken a.,,.

falectme, Texas, September SIN the
oase against y. N, Thoman, charged with
adultery, no pleaded guilty and was fined
sioo and costs. He was then turned over
10 Attorney Croker. whs held reauisition
papers from the governor of Illinois,
charsing him with being fugitive from
Justice. Croker left on rorlhbound train
TONIGHT for Chicago with his man. The
woman In the case was released.
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AMERICAN MILLS.
massachusetts misunderstanding Indus
tries Taking n start.

Springfield. Mass. September MANU-
featuring industries In this vicinity are
taking start and at present the prospects
of n heavy fall business is good The
LYMAN malls at Holyoke. 1900 bands slnrt-
ed on full time today. The Dwight Manu-
featuring company OF Chicopce, 1900 hands
started In full Yesterday The Chicopee
Manufacturing company of Chicopee Falls.
1900 hands. Will start on full time Sep
tember %
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Rnsglarlcs al Denton.

Denton, Texas, September 5---Long & Nc.
Niarkans grocery store was burgiarlse,
last night and a little over IS secured fron
the cash drawer.
This makes the third burrlarv ~. 1.
happened here in the past thrss ', .~. n -
wilson Co.'S hardware stars ana
u, Lcmps beer vault having bcsn broken n r.sS
\, ~eee ,n nisht aud booty to the value
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the first approas
I'LL your future "
MRS. A. G. Bur1
bany avenue, u
Chicago, ILL.,, q
years old and have
and my youngcst
have been sufferin
q terrible weakne
feeling was dreai
walk any distan91
of Lydia E. piS
Compound and Sd
have cured me.
medicine enough. I
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Fort wcrth, Texas. September o.-w,l-
nam Hickey, cook at the Santa Fe house
near Haslett, was arrested today charged
WITH attempting to criminally assault tha
ss-year-oid daughter OF ]. C. Burns whc
mas na charge OF the section house. The
snlias father took charge Of Hickey ana
to Sheriff Clark. u A''n over
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Wharton, Texas, September 7.--con-
stable Mccauley Of East Bernard brought
70 Wharton Yesterday Jacob Kuba. Bo-
hemian, and placed him In the county jril
on charge ot burglarIously entering the
saloon OF Il. Neal. and therefrom alb
stractinE $40 IN money.
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WIN I'D Admistcd rrn.

washington, september 1.-The govern
mSnt Of Mexico has issued notices that
SAILING vessels coal laden. win be- ad,
nistsd 70 Mexican ports FREQ Of tonnage
duties. Il
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued for the week ending Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Z:
Henry Tyler and Mary Ellen Shelton,
John Gitsjnger and Anna Macesha. J. C.
Robinson and p. c. Carmichael, Willie
Martinez and Ella Neale, Willie Darcus
and Minnie saylos, Johnnie Wade and Ma
tlda Bell. James Hewitt and Martha PEI
ty. Elijah Walker and Harrie White, John
Fielder and Rosanna Ferguson.
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DArr1srs TO MEET At TEMPLE.


The Next General Convention AS
siGncd by the board. x
Waco, Texas, September THE execu-
tive board OF the Baptist general conven-
ton met here this morning in special ses-
sion. called to select a place for the meet
ing Of the convention in October. Tho COM
vention at It's last meeting in Houston Sc
lected Weatherford as the place to meet
this year, but the church at Weatherford,
after thoroughly canyassing the situation.
decided that 1t was not able to entertain
SO large body and 80 notified the board.
Notice was then sent out to the churches
In various localities that Weatherfcrd had
declined, that tho convention had no home
and that invitations would be gladly re-
ceived by the board. Only one invitation
came and that one fr3m Temple. The board
this morning voted unanimously to accept
the invitation from the Temple church.
Special prayer was offered in the board
meeting for the Temple church, led by Rev.
J. M. Carroll. This prayer was offered In
response to a request from the pastor OF
the church. Special prayer was also offered
by Rev. j. b. Gambrell for the mission
work. after which the board adjourned.
The following members OF the board were
present: w. H. jenkins, Waco. president:
J. b. Scarborough. Waco; r. c. Burleson,
Waco; John G. Kendall, Waco; s. B.
Humphreys, Waco; George W. Baines, Gle
burne; +. j Gleiss, Waco; George w.
Touett. Waco
Proxies-H. W. Smith for j. j. Fielder
of Navasota: M. X. Thornton for c. T.
Curry, Marlin; G. Falkner for b. H. Car
roll Waco; A. b. Carlisle for j. c.
Burckett, Calvert.
Two proxies were sent to the secretary,
Rev. George w. Truett, but he being a
member of the board could not act as
prOxy
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BOARD OF CONDEMNATION.

This morning the board OF condemnation
appointed by County Judge Morgan Mann,
consisting OF George Il. Mann, Thomas
Goggan and NJ. w. Shaw met at the office
Of Judge George Il. Mann to hear testi-
mony in the case of the Galveston, La
Porte and Houston railway VS.. the South
ern Cotton Compress company. The La
Porte railway desires piece of land in
the western portion Of the city, owned by
the Southern Cotton Compress company.
Tor depot purposes and the owners and the
road can not agree upon the price. 1t Is
Tor ms purpose that testimony is being
taken.
|. Lovenberg, A, E. Bush and other Wit
nesses wore examined. after which the
board adjourned until o'clock this after
noon. At that hour they were addressed
by Thomas ]. Ballinger, representing the
southern Cotton Compress company. He
was followed by Colonel Walter Gresham
for the railroad. The board will submit
their report to the county Judge
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APPEARANCE DAY.

Tuesday was appearance day and the
docket was called and large number of
cases set.
The jury for the week was called sworn
and impanelled
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sHERIFFs, OK

Beeville, Texas, Ssv 4
one sorrel horse about y
years old. branded Q vi
the o is above the w. A.
ton to j. o. Taylor,
Texas.