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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23
FiFTYMEN WALKED OUT
STRIKE on THE NEW SANTA Fu,
BUILDING At GALVESTON.
One ,ot the Newly Empl,vcd N.,
Had Labored On the New Elevate
or. Which Is Non-,nion.

Galveston. Texas. June e2-Because X.
II. Cooper refused to pay fine of 500 as
sesscd against him by the local building
resenting various branches Of trade. who
have been at work on the Santa Fe build
ing, left their places this morning and show
no disposition to return unless matters can
be amicably arranged.
1t appears that Cooper was at one time
employed on the new elevator building.
which the union held was scab lob.
Cooper and some other mechanics refused
10 quit when approached by the union men,
and as result the irsdes assembly as
sessed fine of $25 against all offending
union men who refused to obey the man
date Of the assembly.
About week ago Mr.. Cooper went to
work on the depot building as modeler
and stone mason. He was visited by a
representative Of the building trades as
sembly, who told him that he would have
~ pay the fine assessed against him or
trouble would result. Not desiring TO
cause the contractors any trouble or delay
work on the depot building, the following
ayr, 'emcnt was entered into between j. w.
Ruiz; the representative of the trades as
semi ly, and Cooper, subject to the action
OF ii = trades assembly, which met last
night:
You are authorized to retain s2b OF the
money that may become due me on ac-
count OF modelling on new depot work ana
apply sa Id amount TO the payment OF surli
charges rs may be established against ME
by the building and trades assembly Of
Galveston provided however. said charges
are confirmed by the Journeymen stone
Cutters Association of North America and
Canada otherwise said amount Is to revert
back 10 me- r, II, Cooper"
Contractor O'Leary expressed his will
ingness to pay the money. Mr. Cooper Il
union men, and has been a member FOR
fourteen years. having worked in all parts
OF the country.
At the meeting OF the trades assembly
last night the association refused to raiify
the agreement entered into between Mr.
Cooper and Mr.. Ruiz, holding that the ac-
| ton OF the local trades assembly should
be final, MIR cooper having no right OF APP
| peal.
| When this fact was communicated 20 Mr.
| Cooper this morning he refused to accede
10 the demands Of the union. and hence tn,
walkcut of tho other men employed on the
| building.
Shortly after the wnlkout an attempt was
| made to settle the matter, but II awaited
| nothing, Mr. O'Leary offered TO pay the
S25 fine, but Mr.. Ruiz, acting FOR the union
refused to accept II. claiming that MIR
| O'l.eary aid not owe the union cent and
that the money should be paid by Mr.
| Cooper
Mr., Cooper Ia still at work, and the other
union men are awaiting results Contrac-
| tor o'Leary says that he can not fore
Mr., Cooper TO cease working. as he has q
written contract with him II Is expected
that matters will be arranged satisfactorily
and the men will resume work tomorrow.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The New City Officials Confirmed
by the Council.
CHARB0N IS SPREADING RAPIDLY
COuntry-A Fire ON the strand.
Drowned in the Gulf.

Galveston. Texas June 22.-The new city
officials as confirmed by the council are as
follows: Attorney. II. Waverly Smith;
auditor, T. X. thompson tax collector. Ira
f. Collins; harbor master, John L. Chubb
health officer DR.. w. G. Fisher; sexton,
James Daley; comptroller. A. Terrier
treasurer. Ed Mccarthy; wharf directors,
Aldermen Skinner and Hughes pert war
dens. Dolsen Cross and Chase; boar. OF
public works, Blum Levy, Grelling ard
stowe; chief of police. Walter c. Jones ;
chief Of fire department Ernest Wegncr;
recorder, Marc McLemore: city clerk. q.
Bowden Settle.
The nominations for assessor and city
engineer will be passed on at the next
meeting.
The city council completed the work to-
night of putting through the mayors slate.
c. w. Preston was chosen as tax assessor
in place OF Russell c, Jennett and r. II.
Peek was made city engineer in place of
b. NJ. Temple
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Emporla. Texas, June 22 -Emanclpa.
tton day was celebrated at this place last
Saturday, the 18th A large crowd gath
cred from neighboring towns and the sur.
rounding country, Fully 1900 people en-
joyed the festivities. about one fourth of
those being white and the remainder col
ored' varied programme furnished
amusement, for all. Good music was sun
Piled by the colored brass band OF Hous-
ton. AT O'Clock dinner was announced
and the crowds repaired 10 the long rows
OF improvlsed tables on which we're a
bountful supply Of freshly barb cued bec,
and other edibles. Separate tables were
provided for the whites. Pioneer settlers
some OF whom have resided in this yioin-
NY Tor thirty years or moro. We're pres.
ent with their families, and report the
occasion the most pleasant they have on
,oyed for years. Nothing occurred Ia mar
me pleasures OF the day. Not n drunkor
man was to be seen, This fact is doubt.
less due TO the policy OF the Empori,
Lumber company in not selling whisky
NOT allowing II to be sold at this place
All present pronounced the celebration
grand success. and the committees havins
me matter In charge feel Justly proud Of
lhe result OF their efforts 10 make evsrv,
body have good time,
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NOTES.

The commission hearing on the subject
of rates for hagging and ties for haling
cotton, In carloads, between points In Texas
is changed from June 90
The we'll known old oolored woman. He
brew Mary, was fined $40 and costs this
morning in Justice Barry's court. having
pleaded guilty TO a charge OF selling lottery
tickets.
The matter OF the leasing of the new
grain elevator Is not settled. y telegram
was sent to c. Orhwein of ST. Louis who
has been negotiating for the lease, asking
him to come to Galveston, and he is ex-
pected in few days.
Alex Washington, colored. waived exam
nation In Justice Barry's court this morn
ing on two charges of burglary and theft
In the burglary case he was bound over to
the grand jury In $500 and In the theft case
his bond was set at $50.
Commercial Agent j. p. Atkisson OF the
San Antonio and A-ansas Pass left this nf-
ternoon for Houston. He says his line is
getting ready for blg movement OF cotton
basging and ties next month. md estimates
that fully three fourihs of the Texas sup
ply will be shipped from Galveston.
The bar Of Navasota have passed suitable
resolutions touching the lie and dlstin-
puished services Of the late General II. II.
Buone. These they sent to Major r. Charles
Hume. who on Thursday morning next will
deliver them To the court Of civil appeals
Of the First district. where they Will be
spread upon the minutes OF the court. Ma
jor Hume will at the same time pronounce
eulogy upon the deceased
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FIRE IN TIE STRAND.

There was a lively fire in the Strand
shortly after o'clock this afternoon. 1t
started in the feed store OF c. W. Eisen-
fielder Co. just back Of the cotton eX-
change. and soon spread to the warehouse
recently occupied by T. L. Cross & Co.,
near the corner of Center and Strand The
offices Of the Yellow Kid line. the Mari
time association. lnman n Co. the freight
bureau and others We're filled with smoke
and damaged by water and there was Tots
of excitement. The saloon of l. Mnumus
was scorched, and it looked for time as
II there was going to be quite a contlasra-
ton, but the fire department by good work
managed 10 coWine the flames princifa ally
to the Eisenfelder store. and beyond the
burning Of his stock Of hay and grain and
the damage done to Maumus' saloon and
the buildings. the loss viii not be large
Three thousand dollars will cover the dam
age.
The department worked admirably and
the quickness with which the blaze was
gotten under control was surprising
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

RlCHMoND-The wnts,v,
w anu VIII be turned over to The seas.'
III. PASO-Railroads propose IN hun, !.
oig ievee which will hereafter nr,,..s y
city from all overflows. S'''<@ y
BEEVlLLE-what promises 10 h. -.
revival has been begun here by Ey,ss.,.s
Nathaniel Thomas of Georgia. s''-
BALLiNGER-Henry E. Nccol,,,..
amp of ex-Confederates will haye =.
daNs barbecue here on the 2ita and "a
RuNGE-Preparations are being m,s,
Large scale to celebrate the slo-s, y
Fourth. 1t Will take place on The 81
SAN AGELo-Y. b. Gwin wall !.
favorably known citizen Of ss, ~, ~
oied suddenly OF heart disease TIL. no-s,
ing. -''s
SAN MARC0S-The sheriff o, p,u
county served notice ON the ma,
dent Of The club at this place last>S,,n,
day to close. ~
GAlNESVllLE-Luther FITZGERALD, IA
was nearly scalDed by diving while Is h,,s.
ing. has taken turn for the worse and hu
49, 49, II Atftl.
k0SSE-Mr. S. NJ. Jones has recsl,b
his notification as postmaster at this pl,s
and much TO the qualification OF bis rn,pr
friends among all parties.
BONHAM-Mis Rilla Anderson tid
from the effects Of an overdose Of stpsA.
nine. Her father and mother re,urzsa
from church and found her dead
PINE VALLEY-The citizens Of ,hh
place have begun arrangements for 1 rsit
celebration of the Fourth OF July, I'd.
Coupland was elected general manager.
GREENVlLLE-A meeting Of the diix.
tors of the First National bank was ksii,
at which Mrs. 7. II. King was elected
director in place OF her husband dectsssd
ClSCO-ln the local option election htli
ut this place and Scranton there Vas 4
total majority for the ants Of eleven votes
at the two boxes. making this precinct VT
for the first time in several years.
pARIS-News has reached here d To
dynamiting of tenants house on Ihe f'fn
OF Mr.. u. G. Flenniken. near Bosea
The chimney was demolished md The
building badly damaged. Unknown prtn
fired into the same house last week. ~ I
clew,
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Application for n receiver.

Sherman. Texas. June 2l.-At late hour
Saturday evening the Howell Cotton COM
pany and j. r Cooper of Rome, Ga,
through their attorneys at this place, filed
an application before the district court ask
ing for the appointments a receiver for
the Sherman Cotton Compress company
setting forth that they are stockholders in
that concern.
The court has entered an order requiring
the compress company to turn over to the
clerk Of the court all books and records,
and has set June &c as the date OF the final
hearing.
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Letter From DR.. Wipn.

sherman. Texas. June 21.--pr. E. F..
VIM Of this city is in receipt of a letter
from his son. Foster Il. Vim, just re-
turned from the camps OF the Insurgents IN
Cuba. The letter is written on Cuban
iunta stationery and the doctor states that
there is no doubt as TO its being his son S
handwriting.
The young physician says that it is not
likely that he will visit his home, as he has
only a fcrty-tive days furlough and that he
will be kept quite busy going TO and from
Washington during that time. He says the
Spanish were sincere in the belief that they
had killed him. but that he had only played
trick on them that he might more safely
accomplish his undertaking. His principal
business in the United States is to enl st
the services of the Red Cross In the in
surgent hospital work.
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eral projects before the board, the fol.
lowing committee was appointed as an
advisory committee, who are to have ali
propositions looking TO the location of fac,
tories in Temple referred to them, said
committee being authorized TO negotiate
and close deal upon the basis OF stock
subscriptions. cash donations or a loan OF
money at a low rate OF interest from
fund which the committee Is to be sum
piled with by the citizens. Temples peo.
pie subscribed $4,000 In cash TO securo
the Santa Fe main shops, which they were
unable TO do, and now 1t is asked 10 trans.
fer this fund TO the manufacturing, which
IL is believed they will do. The commit.
teeinen are j. T. Smther, r. f. Downs
w. G. Jones, W. Il. Hall, w. A. vii.
kerson. II. G. Smith. A. H. Parsons. w.
L. Bessonettc. Dr. w. l.. Rogers.
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scrco,sSte row and With many 10 muci
ns>es,Ni. esrecssiiv where corn Is too thicl
"a the erouad.
NcnpstcSd. TcSae, jane ss.--For the
! last three GAYS the thermometer has reg
SSteSca all the way from W to i0i dur
ms the hot hours OF the day A good rain
would be very acceptable rish, now, for
cora and even cotton viii need rain in
less than week,
Waoo, Texas June - .--The weather has
been extremely no; the lest two or three
dAs's. the thermometer registering 100 yes
'eriAy and day before. This is two de-
sreeS higher than the hottest day in
June last year, The OBJECT on cotton is
mseicAl and the plant is growing very
fast.
Gonzales, Texas. June ss.-I, 10 dry and
hot and public highways arr very dusty.
The late cora needs rain and unless II
comes in day or SO the yield will be cut
short, Cotton prospects are fair. but II
sFoAt deal OF the cotton is very young and
the yield is very much and entirely de-
pendent upon the amount Of rain to fall
u me future, Prospects right now are
Nrsht but this does not make good crops,
u Is dependent upon the rain 10 come.
Palestine. Texas June 3i.--The prospects
sor beth corn and cotton in this community
were never better. Corn has been laid
" sou8e tnle. ana Is practically made.
Only waiting the harvest 10 measure IT,
Some cotton is even laid BY and lots OF 1t
Naisi hich. With branches touching across
the rows. The farmers have made their
eroos w'ih as much pleasure and less hard
WORK than for many Seasons and they have
Kent right M with the heel NJ it's eultlva-
lion aud have been abb 20 keep the land
Ia good state OF cultivation and practic-
a.N free from weeds ana grass The sea
son has been good, with good rains. and
no more Will be needed for 4 fortnight.
Georgetown, Texas, June s2.-The Post
correspondent has made short trips on all
roads diversing from Georgetown and
Notes the condition OF the cotton crop. ON
the Taylor, Bartlett, Granger Palm val
ley Hutio and Round Rock roads. all
running in an easterly and southerly dl.
'eeiion. the adjacent fields OF cotton look
Wen. the plant being bright and fun of
life. The fields are clean and the present
hot weather is doing wonders. ON the
Liberty Hill. Leander. Florence and Corn
AN roads. the staple is fully two weeks
late and some fields look mighty SORRY"
lie old stand was about eaten out and
where replanted between the rows IL ia
Just coming up. However. some field,
look Very we'll. The present hot spell may
be its salvation.
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The hlGhER COURTS.
Supreme Court.

/ Austin. Texas. June ci.-Follovias Is
the synopsis al az ogiaioa delivered By
tie sup-eme coGrt TODAY;
W. W. pNSREER vs.. W. r. WATT;
certified Questions ia case from Nc
Lehman county. Third district.
Wax sue3 uq1a Two p7omissosy notes
and % torecioso deed q ;rus, o. NOR
saec, upon ,f,y head OK mares. given 10
secure The pasu,a. of the notes +. II.
CSsa,er and ReaN are sued - makers Of
The notes. 4ad ". " OAsAeer Us the
Iss.y ia possession Of the mostsasel proq-
srty. and uroa re ground that lie has
oiae7 personal property Of ike desovip-
ton viva that mort s4ssd ali IN oa5 pas
tere. and that before the mortgage can
BE fo-ecloscd pia.aun hAs reason 20 b.
lirye IS. W ONsheeg viii have soiG he
S7eats- .s--i, ~ al, q the NOR sAsri
.rol~-~y
Ta= q11pa-ty 1aor.ea-ed is described as
felloWs "f4fty $50 mares br41dei r.
Ta1Te ls no ad4lti0gai descr1psiea Or means
O. .ael0f. gai.n7 "a n. mortgage anu al
ne tAule tn rao-f e4g,- N4S executed I.
G. oAsheer had about $40 mares Il The
- brand.
". ". o1shesr purchased the mares
-l'iA T. 'asAr=r At'es he execution
. .at NO! 's'se ana "4'h ho'lce o. us
'4-s+tnae-
',oA !. vs. ne iaor'ease Foia 'oF
50 " Gently A.1 Inscription OF the
3'-,-l s"se.. pFol'T'tE
"s NHt assume toAf me mortgage or
y IS 49, IS u tHe oT1-aAFF ioFiA, con-
''!.-s '3e y'o.Tf'$ "a me nus ee to So
ss!e ne notes WIN power % sell to pay
IL CO.. eN1aeaee1 thereb! When due.
s-lA an instrument read IN he light OF
"-s circumstances surrounding rs exc
't'iionl evidences an intention on the parJ
q; ne E"r'ies thereto q h1ine lien not
l,'on IN Hn"i'idsl interest IN he herd OF
Fl mares IL the = oraud- but upon MY
OF hem IN order - give effect 10 such
.alet' thefe must ne iound III the ,ns'Fu-
Msa. some sufilcient description Of the
ANNA an, Is cunr.Yeai or az express or i'm
fllsl lo"eF OF selection or IN ieeal term
.-o"Ey eire'lonI = clear mat tnef"
: ~ Spiu'lsh description III ne lhstrn-
Us u ana mere 5 no contention thai IL
w ans ~ cypress power OF e4tctioA bui
we ar oi me opinion that me Instrument
~ ~ '-eS D'oA US 'aee an lihP'ied power OF
i'et'Vn' 0'se In a. oIse - 20
Tx 40. ne ilrs' Question Is therefore
answered ia the negative.
We aTe aware ihay here are many cases
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OR ANGIE.
Body of Young stephenson Recov-
fred From the snbinc.


Orange. Texas, juno 22.-The body Of
Mice Stephenson, the young man drown
ed ia tho river above Orange sunday. men
zion o. which was made in The Post was
found yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock.
A coffin was sent mp this morning. and the
funeral occurred from the residence OF tho
young mans parents today.
The tug J. Y. Guillotte reached here this
afternoon from Sabine Pass having in TOW
the big model barges Lois r. and Fergu-
son and the barge Nicaragua, all OF which
will proceed at once TO load out with lum-
her
\ heavy windstorm. accompanied by
lightning flashes aud dark, lowering clouds,
came up last night about half past
o'clock, but AFTER considerable blow and
buster passed away without any rain fall
ing. Rain is badly needed here rs crops
and gardens are beginning TO suffer from
the dry weather.
Captain g. n solari OF the Italian bark
Haogh spent the day In Orange yesterday
getting his papers signed up preparatory e
sailing from Sabine Pass with a cargo o
lumber and timber for Cardiff. Wales
shipped from the Orange mills.
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NNrNS

August MNsRS- x issrsi0a Is s; ;Ae Salsa.
CseSzres Il, sssxra a railway mons rsca,s
se<rs ssgaocrSa. Ea VsH - tSe orator oi
sAs DAY.
irsczsnAissa A.s c,-ae - tAc department;
& INSURANCE xnS STATISTICS hat certain
i=s-rEzte &neass sENe bcoh sa3scii-Es ana
Writing lie INSURANCE VitecUs AetnK pro-
Ni3c4 wstA ,Ss 0s<cssary license &nd scs-
I>s.,- I. suoA IS eSsa,tziyca y'rarccasas Wall
~ instituted AGAINST them
TNe hard - =aSnsSsrs .. !urisi} ,s1oA
c" Wee5raea .; tAe WNt,3. comprising
Texas. New Mexico 2a3 Arizona. Wss IN
sessla7 Ssrs YESTERDAY. Trvrcvi0c claims
ard Acccaacs As2cnSs lie Crso-. Tta haSri
sat ~ tnlisas. ". C. Hasicd ~ isn-soa,
John Orchard .; i.uliae ". a. Frazier ..
Dallas ana =. f'tnseA ~ San Ansonlo
Their business VR< coacluac4 las; aisAt
aud they departed ~ h0-pe.
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DROWNED IN THE GULF.

Herman Yettien. fireman who was left
here by an English tramp steamer about
two months ago. was drowned this after
noon while bathing near Tenth street. Yet
the beach Bremen went Into the water
first. He did not know that Yettien could
not swim. Suddenly Brcnner heard shout
When he looked around Yetticn was dis
appearing beneath the waters. The body
did not come up again. Yettien was e ono
eyed man and had Jus, bought gass eye.
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Chiffon ncIt Ofncinla.

Galveston, Texas, June 22.-General SUI
perintendent j. A. Edison arrived last night
in his private car. accompanied by Traffic
Manager Doddridge, General Freight Agent
Barnhart and Commercial Agent j. Waddy
Tate. They looked over the situation here,
and left tonight on their return TO North
Texas
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VICTORIA.
The Lumber for the New OIL Mil
Ordered,


Ordered.
Victoria. Texas, June 22,-Mr. y. II.
Reean and daughter. Miss Fife, Misses
Scottie Duncan and Ethel Brownson left
Yesterday for Nashville to attend the lex
Sostion
Mrs. p ID. Mavo OF Houston. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs Boatner, re-
turned home Yesterday.
Senator T.. ID. Linn aud Representative
IT. C. Mcfarland are home from Austin.
The nav car made its regular monthly
trip over the Victoria division yesterday.
Mr.. schmid OF the oil mill returned yes
tcrdav from Beaumont. where he made ar
rangcments for the lumber 10 be used in the
cotton seed oil mill. which will be shipped
as soon rs their switch is put in.
The bridge gang returned this morning
from Port Lavaca where they have been
building a new cotton platform TO accom-
modate the increased business Of that thirty
ing seaport.
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M1ssIsslprrs NEW cAprT0l-

J. Rely Gordon. the san Antonio arehi-
tect. whose plans were recently Sc 'piei
by the Mississippi general assembly Ter {
now capitol building and thea rejected ~
Governor McI-ausiu. vas IN Austin yes;er-
day AMI re,urped home las, night Wi;s
reference TO The Mississippi matter NJ
Gordon sali BE Womb u.-As another rip
10 that STATE in january aad eaie- cau..-s-
,itoa aralH 'vi;h his rl-cs-
When the proposition WAS subni'f~t ty
Governor Mcl4Uriu AZ an extra session u
the legislature last ssgirg NJ. Gs-lra So
cured the adoption o; has work. AGtes solae
delay. which was streni"l lIy d hqt far
liameatarr fisht his competitors beir- req
resented from all lie leading critics q. ne
United States.
Gordon estimate WITS En- the -es-hoor-
hood q S7'A.'.t 1ti; che plans wers iatOw-
plete, as the STAT, bad specified TO au7oHnt
10 be expe-aei ja lA- wCrk Whsr ere a.
iio1 q ;he u7ger a7a lower houses VS.
pgsSelte.= 70 Governor MC1.5rrin be cye--
clsed has vet, hassc g7c- tae .-co-a r.c.e-
ness a la- g.E5s
4 regular session y tAe ie= slz,1ra cen
ySnss h. iz-uE-v WIN taf r-o71siil-u VII
again De -4s.-
Speaking q, Mississippi zr1 ho, people
Mr.. Gc-dt1 sz.c- "a uev-- --t 3 i-1-e
cor3ill St; = -.-'e ia TIT raw i. ans ;be
;-ezirneot t1Tr gave ar airs ~ a. r-taT
visAe1 fo- H. -1.;na'rs ~ TIE legislature
being Aitzcs we.ra c1-e mcrs cr less
uT-scI. 5fss
The p.ss, 7e.e--es - wers ua!,ke any
SsktA t1sss 4 sAe -el2--r 1- - a3Qgtei
Tifi -esas. e oue - I'D r-e-.-.-s- a--.ls.ces
c. ;Az- clsss III ia country.
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KNIGHTS FIGHT.
saloon Man Fined for selling whIs.
Nv on a necr ILccnsc.

Dallas. Texas, June ED. A. plsch was
TODAY fined s625 in the county court on the
charge of selling liquors on beer license.
County Tax Collector IL. G. Knight made
the complaint and furnished the principal
evidence for the prosecution. This is a
continuation Of the fight against liquor men
using only beer license. begun by Mr..
knight last week.
These cases are attracting widespread al.
teution
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Greenvillc Texas, June CIV. L. Nor
row. an old citizen OF Hunt county, was
struck bv Midland train three miles west
Of Commerce last night and killed He
had started ont home from town AMI met
the train and remained on the track until
knocked off For the past two or three
wears Morrow has been partially lemenIsd,
but Quiet and harmless
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Lullng. Texas, June M'- r,,s 4
evening near the heads Of cie'f w. ~,
tho banks pasture, Sam Moore e'' "a
was thrown from young horse and md Il y
in the hack. He can mol VAIN
feared that his back is broken min ~
The opening of the zeals r,,. MIN IN vi.
awakened a cyclone OF eh's, ,p,nniar pagef
ing The Post being the po PA ~h,t IN
will make known 10 the wo'''
citizens are doing.