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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
IS He AFTER THE CENTRAL?
Houston Railroad Officials Arc In.
crcdulOus.
GREEN WOULD NOT PAY THE PRICE.
The Midinnd's President Wont q,
We" orienns 10 See the Southern
P"cihc's Tracl-GcneraI News.

me chief topic in railroad circles yes.
'erday was the dispatch published in The
Post with reference to the purchase OF the
houston and Texas Central by President
Green of the Texas Midland, aud the gen
eral opinion, unverified, is that there is
nothing in the story.
whenever Mr. Green remains few days
In place, the rumor that he is there for
gigantic purchase is in order, and that
is the theory advanced by officials in
Houston for the Galveston report.
That he has the money at his command.
Is not DOUBTED. but they argue that the
buying of the Central which is the best
feeder the Southern Pacific has, would en-
tail the payment of large sum- aud, In
TACT, greater than the Green interests are
willing to consider
IL Will be remembered that a clash re-
suited between Huntington and Mrs.
Green some time ago. which, unless mat
tiers are materially changed left the
latter antognistic to the formers inter-
ests. II the Central is for sale there is
no doubling but what Mrs. Green would
purchase it for her son, but the question
arises among railroad officials In Hous-
ton Is would Huntington sell and give
tie Midland through line TO the gulf.
Mr.. Green stated upon leaving Houston
that the object of his trip TO New orleans
was to inspect the track Of the Southern
Pacific
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Note. and Personals.

Col. l.. L. Foster Of the Velasco Ter
minal will leave for home this morning.
The Southern railway has issued Its
large calendar for 1891, which is the same
as last year.
j.. W. Mass, travelling freight agent OF
the 81. Louis and San Francisco, with
headquarters at Dallas. was In the city
yesterday.
W. 7. Spencer has been appointed chief
train dispatcher and division operator for
the International and Great Northern, Vice
g. ". Hughes, resigned.
George Walker. for the last six years as
sistant paymaster Of the Southern Pacific,
with headquarters At New Orleans. has
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nInercncca settled.

The differences. between the Galveston
La Porte and Houston and their switobmen
we're amicably adjusted and today all VIII
be at work The grievances arose over the
question of employing a yardmaster. on
the part OF the company, who desired that
the agent should perform that function. The
switehmen in Galveston, II is reported, re-
fused TO work under that order and thraa',,
ened to quit. Last night II was Learned
that matters had been arranged sa'isiae-
toriy and all interested would return 10
work today,
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around. You seemed TO know % much
about my looks. and had never seen me,
and hope you are satisfied with my APP
pearance."
Perfectly" replied Mr.. May. II think
can make a better picture now. however.
since ! have see you. There IL line
or two that could not get from a ma
chino view OF your face. but now that I
have had an opportunity to see for my
self, think | can do you Justice"
Mr.. Green and Artist May then engaged
In u social conversation. tho republican
chairman expressed himself freely, giving
his ideas, formed some time ago. re-
yarding the artist. ~ expected to sec a
much older man." remarked Mr.. Green. as
he looked upon tie hoyish face. unadorn-
ed by any hirsute growth. except a
flaming red mustachc, square cut and
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'''' ana Mrs. Jesse a. Mckee entertained
humber of friends on New Years day at
Eelr residence, corner Of Pearoe and Bag
\ streets, the occasion being the anniyer-
r.s OF their wedding day. Quite a mum
~ were present 10 offer their congratu-
'uns 10 the genial host and hostess and
Ia %'taKe Of the elaborate dinner which
a,r ueeh prepared for them. The enter
m, was most pleasant one and
s,, long be remembered by those who
''ooh OF Mr.. McKee's hospitality.
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SANTA Fe Changes.

The following changes are announced
by the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fee
Mr.. #. Is. Montgomery Is appointed gen
eral agent. freight department, Tenth AM
Main streets. Kansas City. Mo.
MIR. +. II. Manter is appointed general
agent, freight department. 2l2 South Ciark
street, Chicago. H., vice w. G. NIXON as
signed other duties.
MIR. j. w. Tedford is appointed general
aeent, freight and passenger departments
St Louis, Mo.
Al appointments were effective January
l. 1897
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Topeka. Kan, January At IL currently
reported that the leading temperance
workers of Kansas have decided to ask
the legislature this winter TO pass law
to establish State llqucr dispensafy ~
kansas. Many assent that tbs Is the oaly
method by which they can ever hope 10
crush out the drug store system of saloons
and "Ioints." The matter VIII be brought
before the State prohibition convention 10
be held here January ". and 1t Is sail II
viii be indorseI and n Legislative commit
tee appointed 10 help the bill through the
leg Stature
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oiy; he made the political leaders picture
as he had made thousands of others.
from the copy placed before him. but there
was "A difference IN the work from that of
the thousands of others" which he had
laid before him He became Interested in
Mr. Green, as he had that gentleman's
face before him every day, because the
man whose picture he was making is the
first head of the republican party in Texas
who had behind him an organized party.
because Mr.. Green Is now a Texan. and
as a Texan he has a personality that at
tracts him to all who dwell within the
limits of the greatest State in the Union,
the empire of the Siserhoo1 of STATES.
and because in addition to being a poll
ticlan he bids fair to some day he at the
head of one of the greatest railroad sy9-
TENS in this country Although all artist
becomes interested in his work on all oc-
cas.ons, talks Of drawing to his friends,
ami dreams about the lines, the Ross
Board, and the etchings he has made, Mr..
May for the reasons mentioned above APP
pearcd 10 be more Interested In Mr., Green.
He often asked the writer about the repuh-
lican chairman. wanted to know the char
acteristics of Mr.. Green, asked If he had
presented a good likeness to the people
and many other questions too numerous to
at this time recall
Mr. Green, on the other hand. became
interested in his cartoons. When The
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A mir strike probable.

Denver. Colo. January 4.-From reports
current here and substant!ated by private
advices from Ouray. IT appears that Ouray
and San Miguel counties are on the verge
OF % miners strike that may .stlrpass the
ono now m progress In I~adville. The
cause OF y win DO tac Importation OF non
union snmers from Missouri INTO tho Var
gin!us mine ana revenue tunnel. situated
about nine miles west of Ourliy There
are 300 miners In Olray and San Miguel
COUNTIES most OF whom belong 10 the
M nefs' union.
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interstate commerce commission to inter
cede with congress to extend the time
when all cars, passenger and freight, snail
be supplied with mir brakes and automatic
coupers. The safety appliance act when
was approved March 2, 1893. VIII become
effective January |. 1898. The commission
in it's recent report announced that inc
rate of the progress toward compliance
with the coupler feature Of the law which
applies to trains prior to last April must
be greatly increased TO secure conformity
with the law by next january.
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miles north of Amarillo, aad at last ac-
count it was still there. a passenger coach
was attached at Wichita Falls today 10
freight train coming from Clarendon, ar
irving here at 4;30 yesterday afternoon
with few passengers The regular north
bound passenger train, which LETT here yes
terday morning, went only as far AS Clar-
endon, and lett there this morning at ii
o'clock on return trip. and will arrive
here some time tonight.
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there was nothing personal In the pic
lures" remarked Mr.. May.
"oh. certainly, understand that en-
pcctod to get 'ropstel' when went mo
this thiuE. ana wls not surprised. In
fact. you were very mild at times TINS
fellow over here gave me more trorble
than any one clsc.' tAnd Mr.. Grean
pointed to the writer, who was stationed
at Dallas during the campagn) "iic
couldn't draw pictures. but he would come
cut every day or TWO with an article say
Ing II large remittance had just been nc
ceiVed AT headquarters from the North
for distribution as Doodle funds. and as
Dpon as the paper would be issued there
would be IL pilgrimage to Dallas from nj
parts OF the State of 'spois hunters, and
| would have a great time disposinE OF
them all ! have denied the receipt OF the
money credited to me. but he Insists that
] got IT.. 10 II Is only u question of We
TaCity. You can take your choice between
believing u newspaper man ana poll
tician It's about 'hoss and boss.
Mr. Green took 1t all pleasantly and
cracked few Jokes as the conversa /! Oh
progressed. interesting HIS visitors and
entertaining them. lie has faculty for
making himself agreeable on all occasions
and he seemed particularly anxious 10 do
80 ON this one.
car. and the conversation drftcd IN rail
road matters, Aud from that into rcmin-
iscenceH, aud Captain Faulkner enter.
tanned with stories of the war. and told
few jokes about his old comradc IL
! arms. Major Dan McGary. J.HQ.
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New Or,con. passenger Association

Colonel j. c. Andrews left last night fof
New Orleans TO attend a meeting OF the
New Orleans Passenger association. TO he
held today. The matter to be brought be-
fore the meeting Ia with reference 70 scalp
ing during the holidays. The New orleans
association is an auxiliary to the Southern
passenger committee, and report all mat
ters to them for consideration. Colonel An
drews will return to Houston tomorrow.
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business League Meeting

He meeting of the stockholders and
nose interested in the future welfare Of
Nv houston Business league, to be held
" a. m'' next Thursday. promises 10
very important one. and all who pos
''iy can should be present
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POLITICIAN AND ARTIST.
Chairman Green the Republican State Enteran His
Private Car
And He and the Young Picture Maker Of The Eonqe
Compliments Of the Season.

Post would reach Dallas, and he delivered
to republican headquarters, Mr.. Green
would look for his cartoon. He appeared
to retlize that some new conspiracy was
being Matched regarding his face and fig
ure every day. and he watched for the
pictorial page of The Post to see what the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

the latter. which had been switched to a
siding near the Grand Central depot. The
heed of the Texas Midland railroad was
entertaining Captain A. Faulkner and Mr.
Craney the latter being the bead of the
construction company tina; has been build
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SunMllnunl.

Fort Worth. Texas, January i---snow IN
tho Panhandle country is playing ducks and
brakes with the Fort worth ana denver
timetables. Yesterday the soyihboun1
train was detained IN shoWoiH' "'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

!. R. Miles. Luling: r. \. French, Dal-
! Z, LevmSon, city: Mis.s Lee Aiming
Crockett; Case Edwards. New York .
Conner. Austin. b. b. Leecraft, Jersey
~; Bon Levy, Texas; Il. II, Morris. NJ,
kldo, Charles r.. Roveile, Albert l.askcr.
lon Levy, Dudley Ministries: Sam Har-
H. h. lasker. Galveston: w. S. Jones,
k.cago. A. L. Iekvll. Gna; nmaia
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NcccIvcrships and Foreclosures.

pa,,uo,, A
-,
ING year JUST cioseu mas peen one OF dis-
appointment and losses in all lines of
business and nc tho RAILWAYS can No,
PioSpei "he" o'hci in'ei's's s"'e' tnes
have painfully reflected the general de-
preston The promise OF increased earn
i,r, .,,,a,, o,,,, d, a., ,.,. ,. 80, ,,.
' ~
'aihed' ana as consequence many coih-
Danles which IL good times had begun
would bave hoor ob,e n n,eet tboir obl,-
-. -,,,, 80.
s"'iohS' "e'e ooiieeu u uei"''' anu wi Z"
over possession OF their property to the
courts Instead. therefore. OF tho expected
aoo,ooso 4, .ho rurbor q, ,rsolvonts co,,.
pared WIN the previous year. we iihn an
Increase In both the number ana mileage
oil ROADS placed III the hahas OF receivers
although the CONTAMINATION indeed WIN
either 1879. 1898 OF 1917 tne record vi i''o
IS favorable aithoueh al the pes, IL is sun
pau enough LOT IL SHOWS UNA. uu' liS ias,
year thirty-iour ROADS win os4i mites Oh
Zines ana Donn ana Stock capila',ha''oi,
OF ABOUT s-'o'oooooo' joined the Nst Vi
railways operated by receivers.
The i've years OF iihanciai troupie com,
mencing with is9Z nave lett record Oh
oahRruptcies iar greater lhah 'haI VI the
preceding ten years anu more. IN 'hat orisi
perlod @i9 roaus nave peeh tuineu wv 40
receivers win iihes aegresatihs oo'fVo
mites OF ~ per cent Oh ,he ehtre preseu'
mileage OF tne United states, az anu a. uap'
tniiHa'loh represehtins over S,'''ooV'oo' VI
ABOUT 90 per cent Oh the bonus ahi STOCK
oil our enllre railway system louHg! lnese
are appaiilhg igures. certainly no otneI
FORM Oh business INVESTMENT nus ,unoleu
such loss as inc railways WITHIN .he past
ie" years "a very iaise piopoi tIo,i VI lne
companies nave now gone 'hIoush panN,
! ruptcy-some OF 'hehi seNerai tilnesLahu
II seems as IL perlou Oh oet'er 'h'hES
| must no" DC az manu-.
| AS foreclosure safes are inc sequence q,
! recelVershlps IN previous years 'neN WIZ
be iound to increase Wheh tne nunlper VI
new receivershlps begins 10 dlinlnish. in'S
couhteroaianclns movement mas Deeh go
/ ING on hotaoiy ioi inc pas. lpu, !e'te' ""t
we were haruy prepared lot lhe lll'l',e''so
increase IN the ioreeiosuresnip r.coIus III
| the iast year iet IL appears th"t !" io'o
! no less imam lilly-eisnt rohus Weie so 1an
for their creditors. representing iS,.sV
miles oil lines ana me enormous e'pi'a''~a-
| tion OF over sl'loV'"oo'VpV,
the most important iaiiure Oh we sear
was that OF the baltimore ana o ano oo WIN ~
2os4 miles OF ROAD ana over sl-t,oV0'ooo VI
bonus ana s'och' pesiues hea'y ~, ivd'.ns
debt and arrears oil interest. Inc naIn
ruptcy oil thls oIu anu ioriheiy p,oi',a ,,,s
eS.ipa"! was uiseu'a as ''S Tho o,har
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,-7o.,n9 Hour of Train Mails.

lima on the Interim IoNdl anu NIIVHt
thern and the Galveston, Houston and
Iderson arrive at and depart from the
Irrational depot. foot OF Congress ave-
Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
i The Katy depot. Mt the foot OF lSht-
{erv avenue. north side of the bayou;
.eston. La Porte and Houston ana all
4 roads except those mentioned use
Grand Central depot.
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MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Alderman Street Presides Ia A.
sencc Of the Mayor.
LIVELY BIDDING FOR A SEWER.
The Usuni batch Of Petitions Asl<ing
for Relief On Account Of Taxes.
other Buatncss.

The city council met yesterday after
noon In regular session.
Owing to the absence Of Mayor Rice, on
account OF illness. Alderman Street was
called TO the chair.
The following aldermen were present:
Sonnen. Kohlhauff. Burke. Geiselman. La
than. Street, Adair. Matthews. Cronan.
Heiser. Aubertln and McAughan.
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IuformatIon wanted.

I would like to know the whereabouts
Of Cater Perkins. Last heard of was at
Waco, Texas. Address Mrs. Wanna Rice.
Cuero. Texas.
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Extep.ton of Time Wanted.

Washington, January 4.-Representatives
Of most of the big railways in the country
will meet here tomorrow TO petition the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
PETITIONS.


Petitions were read az follows
From Mary A. jackson for correction Of
error Of assessment her property being
| asse ssed at $4,000. when 1t has been on the
market for several years at $500. Referred
| to board OF appraisement with power to
| act.
From Mrs. l.. w. Marshall. for reduction
| OF assessment. Referred to board Of ap.
praiscmont.
From Mrs Katherine Lyons, for corrcc-
ton OF assessment. Referred to board OF
| appraisemont, with power to act.
From Pauline Stallch. for correction Of
| assessment on improvements that do hot
exist Referred 10 board Of appralsemcnt
| From Mrs. Joe Robinson. for correction
OF error of assessment on parts Of lots
| and ., In Sweeney addition. Referred to
assessor with power to act.
| From IL. n. Gray. for correction Of as
scssmcnt. claiming that he Is assessed for
more property than he owns. Referred to
| board OF upprasemont.
From Frank Williford. complaining OF Ill
| treatment to HIS COW by the mounted off,
GERS. Referred to the police committee.
| IRON w. Thomas. for correction OF as
sessment. Referred TO board OF apprase-
ment.
pr. VIM II. Eckhardt. for correction OF
assessment on improvements. Referred 10
| board OF appraisement.
| Alderman Adar said the council was vio-
latiug the precedent laid down by the
mayor IN not ruling these petitions out Ut
order. where no specific error was stated
From j \. Estoa. for permission to erect
a tent corner Prairie and Fannin, for a
restaurant Referred to iire committee,
with power to act
From u. H. Miles, for correction Of error
In assessment on improvements that are
absolutely worthless. Referred to board Of
nppraisewcnt
From Mrs w. WcIshart, for separation
OF assessment and correction OF same. Re.
ferred to the board Of arprasement
From H. A Harris and other citizens
Of the Third ward. asking for an electric
light corner Of Char,res and Lamar streets.
, Referred to light committee.
, From H. Mitchell for permission to
. build room at a06Ia Main street. &C.
ferred to fire committee.
From Miss c. w. Schwander, for correc-
tion of error In assessment. Referred to
i board of appraiscment.
@ From Mrs. Annie T.. Davis for correction
c OF error of assessments on improvements
% that do not exist. Granted,
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CAPITOL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.

Rates. 81 90 10
$500 y G r day.
; / X | V elegant
+ o o IN 8, with
bath. l. a r 2 e
sample rooms.
Centrally iocat-
cd. Best accom-
nodations io-
commercial men
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|OTEL BRISTOL

European Plan.)
!, TRAVIS ST. AND CAPITOL AVE,
Houston, Texas.
ROOMS 75c AND 500 PER DAY.
Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Elevator,
Call and Return Bells in all Rooms.
New and Elegantly Furnished.
Modern.
lRST.CLASS CAFE SERVICE AT
MODERATE PRICES.
MURISON & MALIN, Managers,
DRMERI.Y OF CAPITOL HOT Ell.
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size, was procured,
and. of course. thu
work was done In re-
producing that pho
tograph. to show the
readers that Mr..
Green appears as do
other people In this
enlightened country.
that he wears the
same kind of cloth
ing customary among
business men, and Is
withal a nice looking,
polished gentleman.
The publication OF
the large cut. MIR.
Green az he Is and as
Artist May made
him." was a feature
of campaign after
math that attracted a
great deal of atten-
ton, and when shown
to Mr.. Green IN his
political headquarters
at Dallas, he smiled.
and. as usual. joked
about the subject. lIe
appreciated the work.
and appeared pleased
that The Post should
show him as he
really Is.
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NEW BUSINESS.

Following bids were opened for a 36-lnch
sewer on Heiner street. from Calhoun to
the bayou
stadler & Lucas Sewer per lineal foot,
SEQ: catch basins. Sl5; laying brick for
cntch basins. SIS. excavating for trenches
aud back filling. per cubic yard to feet.
zoe; TO feet, 25c: to 8 feet soc; to
10 feet, i0c; 10 TO u feet soc; IL to IA feet.
60c; IA to 10 feet. zoe; 16 to is feet, SIC: IS
to 20 feet. 81.
G. H. Donnelly G. Co.--Sewer. per lineal
foot. SEQ; catch basins. SIS; laying brick
for catch basins, sl5 excavating for trcnch-
| es and back filling, per cubic yard, to
feet, 35c. to feet. ACC; to rect, soc;
s to 10 feet zoe: 10 TO IL feet. roe; IL to IA
feet, soc; II to l6 feet. S5c; 16 TO is feet,
soc; ~ to 20 feet. 9Jc.
II. Baumbach-Sewer. per lineal foot
tl.g7; catch basins. SIS, laying brick for
catch basins, sl21o; excavating for trenches
and back filling, per cubic yard. to feet,
lee. to q feet, zoe; q TO 8 feet. &c; 8 to
10 feet. SIC; 10 10 ~ feet ale, ~ to IA feet.
4Sc; II to 16 feet, 5Sc; 1G to IS feet, SIC;
IS to 20 feet. Csc
w. H. Humphryville--Sewe per lineal
foot SIZE: catch basins. $50; laying brick
for catch basins sl5; excavatng for trench
es and back filling, per cubic yard. ! to 4
feet. Zoe: to feet, 15c; q to feet. 45c;
s to 10 feet, i9c; 10 to 10 feet. 54c; IL to IA
feet G6c, "a to l6 feet 75c; 10 to is feet,
sac: Is to 20 feet, 9oc.
X. C.. Storrie-Sewer, per lineal foot,
$1.G7; catch basins. $40; laying brick for
catch basins, $40; excavating for trenches
and back filling, per cubic yard, ] to feet.
55e; 4 to 6 feet. soc; 6 to feet, 55c to 10
feet 55c; 10 to IL feet, 55c ~ to II feet,
Csc; u TO l6 feet, Csc; l6 10 Is feet. CSC;
is n % feet &c.
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Mr. Green, on the other hand. became
interested in his cartoons When The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
REPORTS.

Finance Committee petition OF J. l..
and H. j. Fountain, recommending reduce
tion of assessment as prayed for.
Finance Committee--A majority and min
GRITTY report on petition Of Casper Braun;
the majority report favored fixing the as
sossmcnt at $500. the minority favored Gx-
ing the figure at $1,000.
Alderman Aubortin moved to adopt tho
minority report.
Alderman Kohlhluff said in his opinion
even $1,000 was too low an assessment
The motion TO adopt the minority report
was lost and the majority report was adopt
ed.
city Engineers Submitting a profile and
estimate for sewer on Buffalo street. Re-
ferrcd TO board of public works.
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ra.neota ,he r,nner
use,, in trimming the
tails OF Hackney. ~
Thought YOU were
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and much ,orper II
was on,v an idea
however. hased upon
no ,,c, and v,l,hou,
nrv o,es,ion regard.
inu Won. I have all
Of tho cartoons vol,
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Texas.