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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The coffee crop 81 Brazil Is estimated a.
= no - baEz a. compared vita ssU 20
bags laS1 season
Miss Bessie Gallagher ~ Alameda. ara
Mss Carrie WaGGsn o. san Fra1cisc..
have gore - Trinity county. Cal. upon a
prospecting tour
TIE e~w~t ~ tne cathedral ~ Etuht-
vga.ss~vaslTg. Hungary in ~hfch 9o8rfssn
n the Anal kings of Hungary wee
buried has beer aes3crated ard the ski IS
aid bones have been stose1.
The Miners. steel C0EnEanys wogss
al HzvsFlsw near Milwaukee are % r.
ssgrgsa operations today AZ = per cent. re-
durtEor - wages for Steel workers and
"a per crrt fer frcn workers
me cHaf-rnen % the Povni,sf3r Demo
cratic ard silver Reps e!,-aa car1fzsisfaes g
Kansas have decided nor ta make oppo-
aftlnz 70 re Fadesaf cn&rfs an .asase sn tnA
coming campaign. nGg o agHt l. On the ste
yer lgz2e
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BUFFALO. Aug. 4-kiser Bald. LouE-
head and Tom Cooper competed for a $I90
purse IN the special invitation one-uaiIe
bicycle race today. ard attracted a record
breaking crowd TO the athletic field.
As class. ere mie-C. - Diruberger
won. Time 2.la.
Spe ,iaL invitation one-uile professional
purse s. sso-First heat-kiser won, Ioug-
head second Bald third, Cooper fourth.
Time. IS.
Second heat-ktser won. Bald second.
IouEhead third. Cooper fourth. Time :. L.
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DEATH or SENATOR aouGHrox.
Man Prominent In state Politics
sueeunsbs to Paralysis

Augustine hospital from the result OF q
stroke OF paralysis
Special Dispatch 70 the Psst-InteiIszenee-
SPOKANE. Aug A-H- 2 Houghtsn
was born in Alexandria. Genaxsee county.
y. T., April s. fsss. and received his e1iara-
ton al the Genessee ard Wyoming acSd-
envy He removed 20 Wisconsin II lsrS and
lived for four years az East Troy He then
moved 70 DGran6. Pcptn county. where aa
entered MS long career Of public Bfe For
twelve years he occupied the position Of
district attorney. Later he vas elected a
member q the house Of representatives OF
Wisconsin In 1873, and Of the state senate
IN lsss While a resident Of Papsn county
ne married Miss Alice Ids. who survives
hln.
Mfr Houghton moved to Spokane IN iss4
and was elected city attorney. which Of
aca he held for three years. Under sx-
Mayor Fotherinxham he was appointed
corporation counsel. which position he
held FOR a year Before and after thar
he was one o. the most prominent men,
beers Of the local bar. He was elected
TO the first state legislature IN lssa and re-
elected again IN TSzs. belng a member II
that body AZ the tine Of his death Tie
deceased leaves widow. daughter ard
a son
Judge Eoughton was stricken with
paralysis IN Spokane about two months
ago. From the attack be rallied SUI
Ecfentiy 20 start back East with MS
daughter. Mrs idelIe Phillips. IN search
Of health While ar Minneapolis he was
for the second time stricken with paraiy-
sis.
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Here s-s so-os extracts tro1z - oe-setzl
n-2sr q s--a~r merits fer fhs parade 81
sse4 ny ere ri-tzers' committee
PA; s1arfse = =ala-@ - - Trteu
N0r-y-sVe guus} VII - Gr%d-
-aSecar.f-T saparr~sant ecrnrs-5frs p Il
meet TIE corra n5sr-lz-chfsf ~ Eose5 Iro-
oz1ss Bu1aHs. Tlses8ay. AgE-zsE - A.
2. ~ fo- consultation ard ara} eTylf-S AZ
20 parade ard reE1a~.
'~Thtrd-Tze annual parade - shs Grzr1
Any ~ the 2s1aaEc Esl AXE place &C
Aagas. e. ara wfl4 a1gVe a 81 a. - Fharp
from EA11 sersat AID rhs Terrace. a~ coll
Ezzas a "a toons. eigbs aass f-o1t az ast
6sstaErs- F'os1 coz2zZssy 6s~z aglll keep -Eet<
pass weI caose6 ~ zn6 as5arta1sEt ccE7-
flanders WI So 9hsr nrssxs tr ne c~s-
umGs az urnlpfiy c3cs.6 - rosie vi
- 20 Aatz sSrRs. - CGsrsSTA Ees- .
Tse.swNr- Axe~4N - Tssf.wsy- 20 &0rr0.
CT S2vZA rsAst ssyssE4rs s-2z1 a. i1s
S4-C-@
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HALF BOILED ~ eE4>ER rool.
Narrow Escape Of Tourist From
nah Gn Nellan~annr PnrL

rt1f1wSToSE PARK Aar ca
s;..rrza e Earuss1sw. 8 pro-r ln@ot reNr.-
Hr1ahtza. esrae nea- icEHE hss rfe pr-nA
Cd rhe FoGntssr netel ~ ws1&s-F s-se one
~ fhe geyz~r pests ~ shs Fear e ere
nssa3.
Fss WIS walking harkws-ss t-5oce-s s-- A
stick an8 f-tl backwards tnEo one az sre
-e.fa-,aess boiling Eeyss- Eoe.s liza fe4
r-,e~ a sssra unss~ @vs &c, cs water s-f
g. r.s~rStv -siipe nE 90 fgs e5zP ta .a--s q
Rea+h whes ae Nrnssscs@ gs5e ave-a&r a.
- sh.e Ffse 81 ~ ~ci ara oT f-s ss~
49, - ,Aase rsee sT. was TeAcs-a fss
v.4 fss-y earned g'ose S1rztaa tias s--sr
',-.--s..s rs wsaaSs Wa 2re nas ess4sv-
~ % - E2sSA
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A UNIFORM DIVORCE LAW.
Drafted Br National Bar Committee
for Adoption by All states

CLEVELAND O. AE< sg-At TIE
meeting today - the uniform law com
-ai:tee 4 creation - she National Fa~
Association John .. Ri-h@s~g 81 Chi
cago as chairman II q special commit
See appointed for the purpose reported
a draft y divorce hill fer adoption In
az the states. 20 be Submitted 20 the NJ
;5onal Bar Association. il the asso-is-
t.oa approves of a. tae members Will
orve tts adoption by 5het~ sf~erant state
legislatures. TIE t.U Is modelled after
she divorces lax in force IN Tho District
az Columbia wbicA - necessity Tar
6rswn by committees ~ congress whtch
Represents t-e entire country TIE be-
e tha canrf-tes Lhef rea laI all be
APPROVED cv the $auceal Bar Assos-fa-
tton. 81 watch eve1f uAtl- eear,s
vil oe made ID aave 81 adopted in ali
t1a states.
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HOUSTON. Tex. Aug. "A special
from Galveston says: At Joint meeting
tonight OF the Deep Water Utilization
Company. the Wholesale Dealers Ascot
alton and the Chamber % Commerce %
take action In regard 70 the ocean rate
war and devise means for bringing the
aght 20 an end a letter written by tire
Texas railroad commissioner was produc-
I'd BY Judge G. F. Mann. but out % cour-
tewv 20 the commissioner ard Attorney
General NcKenns- - whom 10 was al
dressed vas Withheld from The press. The
sist 81 the letter IS that the attorney Een-
craI % the United States instructed one o.
hfs district attorneys 20 bring Injunction
rr,-es.ilngs against the Mallorv and Nor
qsn Hines. restraining them froFs carving
freight FOR less than the COS; OF transpor-
Haffou
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FAYETTEVILLE y. Va. Arg "a
Jerry brown was hanged a. : g. p n for
an assault committed or Nrs. Radfogd
las. February Tao thousand people wit
messed TIA execution. Browns neck was
broken. ar5 BE- died arid groans ard
ss-sgxB r vas said that forty negroes
eressnusf ia RE neigh boring woods In
tended "a rescue him. sn1 Gov Atkinson
ORDERED out troop OF militia. but 10 at
tsrrwt vas made.
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Through Vine states

The North Western Line comprises ove-
800 niles o. perfectly equipped railway
an riGnesS. Iowa. Wisconsin, Nsrhtga-
Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakot,
Nebraska and Wyoming u operates ia
nnest trains m the world. TIE service IA
CHICAGO. Mslwaukee aud al tha principal
cities % The East and Southeast came,
Ne SURPASSED Insist on having your ticke.
via The Sorth- Western" r ~ Parker
Commercial Agent. Sd First avenue. sea-.
ffe
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Result- OF Butte Races.

SALT LAKE. Aug. A special to the
Tribune from Butte. Mont. gives the fol-
loving result q the races:
Trotting. 10 class-Cotden star won;
Mary Is second. American jay third. hes,
time e.9fts
Pacing z.ls class-Jib won: Ruby Mes
seuxer second. all others dislancei, best
Eiws 4.1l4
Five a half farl0ngs-salmera Won. Pun
ter secana CarEess thlrd. time. l-l0s4.
Mile and sixtes th--t8sfier joe won. For
tuumre second Leila third time ls9
Five furl0ngs-Isena gon. 1 Don't Know
second. May W. third. time 0lis-
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s,,x.r seryiee for the whceiinR.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s4-A party q
conSressrnen. with q citizens committee
from Wheeling. ". Va. viii leave here
tonight via the Baltimore & Ohio ana
T-ntor Pacific railroad Tor San Francesca,
where thu Wheeling committee VII pre-
-. silver service TO the tnghoat
wheeling. now about completed az tae
Mare Island navy Yarf The party vii y
IN charge q CONGRESSMAN I'oyener. 81
West virginia
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THE GOLD BASIS ADOPTED.
san Salvador Takes the Lead Among
Central American Republics

PANAMA. Aug s5-Dispatchss from
san Salvador say that the stump IN silver
caused 50 rrurh embarrassment that con-
gsess was causd n extraordinary session
President Ga.isf4sz senV a message aivis-
ing the adoption q a gold basis. ~ eake
effect IS soon "a possible ard congress
passed fhe necessary measure Exchange
on re Uaiged States jumped e - az san
SaNradcr today
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- C. for a. 60 g..

tersl department Is grersrl-x 20 -rzxz an
esrrEse1r VIA forage SAINT wa :
tseaNh- - - a3ag ~ ~ ira serng-arza
regions os the Wess- tt is ,ae Eru-ns.s
5~-rr-y. . E-ass indigenous . RE Rzasssn
s-spge& CTsers fov enc c- txo tens g.
sesz hare eaen wtre5 e MaseaE
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r,uTRnE~ kux 3s-Tee s>*v o. Aaron
- ts,-~ sas Ho4r3 20 rraae operator nae
ssrs s,t.~arsss jAs< : acs1&y. vas fca-8 or
Y1.fs sic sesH -ssen1s Aroe-@ as Ee I
.ar.seereNsss sas her k-oe.ssE zrs
- rvxiss~a wtte lead rerrl. u--E ~
s..-ssels-t 70 zs4*h- ca1n e. s8t4 to savs
49, .-e.-sssr-s ~ls -wsnsw ~ sGecs1 zkaos
-. IS ,2-.z41-s $4,000
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sTae. su-ze1er cne q 11r z-zn5-chIiirea
vas sies WITH 3 se~ere e1we. gro1hle. SAYS
N-s. r tf. ~ reEorv. q rrs3s-sexssowr. VI rs
etf-- G1rsc~s razaexszes h4s asied tns2 sc
tr5s8 Ckar1 assrsazns Calsc Choss-a AL Tsa--
raee& Rzzo1v. .hica gave ve-y speedy
rs.44 kss 49, :. 4g7-.s4s.-
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mi on TIE LIST
- pEeIxs THE DOUBLE
.rsx.s rorEssnEsT.
-. she Marion street and
c~aurdx-Entrfes In
x.r.ber of Players
:. cs-plsse List and seA'aa'e'

..-sss and Plymouth Tennis
~ 49, '.---.sst will commerce. tofsloF-
g. ~. . '.ss, by the long hst q en-
s. ~ - .rs1 y integesftng through
- . 80 s,.Is viii yrobabiy pTodi1c,'s 4
. sls ~sSs ~ senris. alt10uEn Il
- - 70 expect any sfi.i.s - =.
go Mr.. Fsrrd ard 81 2s--s-ss
as e.sy at tns state = = - - :
-, AZ re sCt-n2Eise fs., il@s
49, -.-.~s~1zsle ore, = fae ussEzg o
80 - tae Marion street aac also
zs - Fsr the eonvenaencs o.
= = -rr- ard these Interested n this
y - 80 - smzteuy sport. the fHU LIST u
80 !. - .eneasse Of play are glEep.
80 1900 Hxt u entries = AZ .oisoTss:
e<afsersen's Singles
- vsr Turl. D. u. GOWN r
II .. Barnes, A. 4 F'sken.
sssss 49, 49, rausd-c. c. Evsrs v. p. ".
a q Meyers ~. J. l.. DaS sosi,
sss -. - DR.. IL. A. shannon, 7. kes-
Il Fnifh. y. u. Murray -. =.
n. Hill -. q. Il. Lev.ls. George
- 2. Henderson. 6. n. f.aiiins
! Z PxssaAI n g ksil r,, IS. = = 60.a T.
ED n r. Larsen Bl-feE-
Ladies -tHEtes-
um strive. Miss E1tcninson,
-. Flsxen, Mss F. Banks
ss..srlssry r11ud-ELss S1spsrd vs.
49, r Fisksn. Mrs ki-k - Mss =
- Ms rros4 - MTs. Rollins. Hiss
80 y. krz. caFstens.
Mixed Doabie.-
.-T =. Eoya and partner. Hiss Bal
rmR n. johnson. Mr. Cross and G.
s % rounds-ars. Rollins ard c.
: 1890 ". Mss. Rsieg and = Russell.
s. ssrsys ard r. 3 Hi 50 Dir and Mrs.
srs " Smith ard partrsr -
q EossF ard r. Henderson Af. ard
q pxker r. Nr ard Mrs. Kirk. Mss
~ ara y. PaEcllan " Miss Eyers
=: = Dawson.
eenfIrmen'. Doubles.
C Evers and partner. q. Sofns
a pzseAasl G. Fl Rollins and r. a.
Ses KIRK and r s. Hill. ". II
s nj j j. Hi. G. a. Smith and z.
%rnzry rounds. Russell and n.
sxsss ~ ]. = Boyd and partner. j. T.
Ladies' Doubles.
sy-Nrs. Kirk and Mrs A. X. Ffsken,
=
81 nd Mss p Woods.
sxzn.a2ry round-Aiss Riley and Miss
ssy " Mrs. Rollins and AIRS. Carstens.
y x1edaIe Of play Is as follows;
ams1ay, August 26 moufh
crouad~D.
stn-r C. Evsrs ". p. ". Johnson.
8ln-W. L. Myers vs.. j. L. Dawson.
II ss-Ers vs. Ms Hutchinson.
san-r ". Smith IS. j Kellogg:
- S<pafd Us Miss r. +. Fisken-
! Es-Gaarge CONAN ". +. Henderson.
]. n eras ~ Mrs. Rollins
1.sn-S PaschaI IS c. Rollins; Miss
szx W Mrs Carssens.
rE.-c. ~ Smith aud partner ~ p.
EstsrEa ard Mise Woods Mr. and Mrs.
Ezsas IS = Russell and Miss Riley.
Z I'D Y B0yd W III G. HIS. Mrs
Flzksa =. Miss E. Banks.
f. rs RlIsse! snd II Carstens W.
bsyd and partner. Mrs. Kirk vs.
ssn-J ". HIN v. ". IT. Lewis. c.
hsrs ard Mrs Cross vs. r. w. JOAN
= r1 Hiss Bailey
Asssday, august "a ssIarion street
Grouna.l.
n-Ar ard Mrs. Kirk vs.. Mr.. and
b A. X Fsxker.
~ = n a1AtN Vs. u S9hnS.
n-' T Ceie AMI FARMER 81 G.
ssniiA ard partner.
n-F A. Bel VS.. r Larsen Blanck.
III Va winner of Evers and John
sr-M p Barnes ". winner ~ Fell
9 h'zncx; 7. r. Van Tuyi vs.. o. d.
n-G. S. Kirk vs. ". II Murray:
Cals " DR.. " A. Shanu0r
~-Ninnsr Of Kirk and Murray w
ssFr q Kellogg snd c. W. smith wfr-
tols ard shannon -. winner OF
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WILL FIGHT Ii OUT.
coal MINERS AVID OPERATORS FAIL
TO AGREE

Each side Remains Obstinate and
Miners Are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Operators Decide 80 Resurse With
Either Old or View Men and
Throw rhe Hianse on Miners
Ieaderw-FfremenN VIII Not strike
i'm Sympathy
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NEW YORK. AUg. mt VIII'I.
Kfralv. the divorced wife u a colonel =
the Austrian army and formerly a taF-
crfie actress in Vienna play houses, az
uareutly tried % shoot her italian lover
Placida saltta. a produce merchant, ansA
failing, shot herself through the riERt
Tcfrffa today.
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sax RANCTSCo Aug, 2a-soip char
t~rS are sim on the Increase. ard IS -
a. fn9s rate taree vessels Se9e en-
e-.ue1 today.
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PHrLAuET. PrTA. AuE. eG-Eo- t1,e arEt
IRE since ne control ~ re Republican
organization n Philadelphia vas wrench
81 fran Senator QUAY ny the aisag@ction
whloa prevented the nou nation for ths
r7ay1rsItv q Bosse Penrose. row United
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States senator. a regular Republican ce1-
yentscn representing every facaon N thAs
CITY. today nominated. with pEart4caa
unaninasty, q pronoaDced lAAs partisan
by naming Col. Clayton Aeslichse.' PsxF-
rie.o~ Of the Philadelphia American. Ter
city treasurer.
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GREENFIELD. Ind, Aug. 2f-As tire
fair grounds yesterday Lady Anderson. a
s-s4sdaless pacing wonder paced a nile on
ne haIf-mlle trsck O. 9s fat. Racing ex-
ports rate htlf-rulle rracN e. ave Or SIX
sseonds slower than . mile track.
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vrxau After Another Company.

TOPEKA. Kan. Ang. Misrepresentation
az Insurance NcNan has given notice 10
the Masonic AID Society, % Westneld.
Mass 70 quit transactsug business IN thts
state. Commissioner MrSali said !; would
nor pay IT, lesses
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Room for a few moro horses on Rapid
Transit. sailing the 18Th See Caine. Arl-
ingtoa dock.
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~. steamer George r starr leaves
.,s.e-..,,, 7,...k Thursday. August - NJ
Z ,..-se.,E m Room Ter 10 horses
-~alaphone Pike e
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DEATHS.


OAKLAND Cal. Aug. 24--Rev. Benia-
min Aksriy. rector Emeritus OF ST. johns
Episcopal church died AZ his home "a this
city shortly after midnight this morning
OF old age. He was born In isl2 OF Scotch
English descent and was the son Of a
well-known New York physician He
came 70 the Coast IA iS5T.
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snhrIna ". nr,nn.

AT the family residence. Lake avenue
Fremont. az 10 o'clock p m. Tuesday
August -. Of paralysis Sahrina NJ Bryan
aged g., wife OF Harrison Bryan.
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GATHERED IN FORCE.
Continued from Page I.

William Mckinley. president % America
Yea ban % William Mckinley the man
and citizen. WHOM Christian virtues pa
trletlc deeds. make worthy % be pres
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Asssday, August ~ Charlton street
a.
NATIONAL LEsGrE CANES

- s... - Aug 24--philadai-
20. 'wo games from s.. Louis to-
Attendance 500
fzsf sarne-S &c.,.
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CanadianPacifc
AND
oo-Paciic Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
luxurious 4EEPINi CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO TIE iTLlsTIs
WITHOUT CHANGE

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST Cars dany
20 s. Paal Wednesdays 20 Boston and
san1aTs 20 Toronfo. without change.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY Ar
a NJ
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS on LAKE
SUPERIOR leaving FofE MAaAU sor
NAeE Saamd pn InnFsa8Es ard sundays,
ard for NiadSoT every Tuesday. Me#ls
al aarfh Included Hn steamers WishEssc
ezra rAsran or ell nrsf-el&sx tieasts
N6sNTHfsT STEAMERS - Hancfefa
as Australia ard ever Tires weeks 10
fTh4na ART Jap8a.
Fog ratea Aad ether Information spply 10
T. ~ NfsE><fs
y-~a8xNt ard Passenger AEent 90 Etrss az
ar 10 r j. C0TfE.
District Passenger Ageos. Vancouver. n
c.
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- sss.IaTior and Mcfarland:
- - s,s.soS Douglass and Murphy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-28
STOCK LAW ELECTION.

This day came on TO be heard the
twenty-one others, freeholders and
qualified voters of election precinct No.
80, asking this court to order an cleo
ton to be held in said election precinct
for the purpose of enabling the free
holders of said election precinct No.
90 to determine whether hogs. sheep
or goats shall be permitted to run at
large in said precinct. And the same
having been duly considered by the
court It is ordered that an election be
held for the purpose of enabling the
freeholders of said election precinct
No. 50 to determine whether hogs, sheep
or goats shall be permitted to run at
large within the following boundaries,
to-wit:
Commencing on the BeXar county
line at the southeast corner of Bexar
county, thence in a northeast direc-
ton with said county line to the Ma
riana Seguin grant, thence along the
south line of said survey to the south
west corner of the same. thence north
along the western line of said survey
TO the northeast corner of state survey
No. 4, thence with the north line of
said state survey In a westerly direc-
ton until ii intersects the line of the
Francisco Farias survey, thence in a
southerly direction with said line TO
the southeast corner of said Farias
survey. thence with the south line of
said survey until it intersects the cas-
tern line of voting precinct No. 43,
thence south along said division line to
its intersection with the county line,
thence with said county line to place
of beginning.
That said election be held on Satur-
day, March Goth, a. D., 1897, at the Po-
sitOs school house, and that B. F.
Shields be appointed as the presiding
officer, and w. Nuckolls and w. b.
Hooker as the judges of said election.
Pursuant to the above order passed
by the Honorable County Commission
ers' court of Bexar county, Texas, on
the 9th day of February, A. D., 1897,
notice is hereby given that an election
will be held in election precinct No.50,
at the PoSitos school house, on Satur-
day, March Goth, 1897, for the freehol-
ders and qualified tax-paying voters Of
said precinct to determine whether
hogs, sheep or goats shall be permitted
TO run at large in said precinct.
Voters desiring to prevent the ami
mails designated in the order from run
ming at large shall place upon their
ballots the words, For The Stock
Law" and those in favor of allowing
such animals to run at large shall
place upon their ballots the words,
Against the Stock Law"
Given under my hand at office in San
Antonio, Texas, this 18th day of Febru-
airy, 4. D., 1897.
BRYAN CALLAGHAN.
County Judge, Bexar County, Texas.
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terested in the administration of the
estate OF Thomas c. Harris, deceased.
j. N. Groesbeck. administrator of the
estate of Thomas G. Harris, deceased,
has filed his final account in the Coun-
~ Court of BeXar county. which will
be acetd on at the March term, A. D.,
1897. of said court, at the court house
thereof, in the City of San Antonio.
after this notice shall have been duly
published for twenty C20) days in some
newspaper printed in Bexar County,
Texas. at which time all persons inter
ested in said estate may appear and
make objections thereto. IL they see
proper. 49,
Witness, Thad W. Smith, clerk of the
County court of Bexar county,
and seal of said court, at my
IL. S. ] Office in San Antonio, this 18th
day of February, A. D., 1897.
THAD. W. SMITH.
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
By r. c. SYMINGTON, Deputy.
CIssued same day.l
No. l94S.
Came to hand February 18th, 1897.
at $40 O'Clock p. m, and publication
of this citation ordered made in the
Daily Light. JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
BY Sheriff Bexar County
NJ. F. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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