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CURE CONSUMPTION.

ana Scieatfst, Oners % se1S 49,
20 the Amieted. three BOIGles or
BIZ Newly btseovered Rene.
dies 90 Care ConsumDsfon
and All LING TrOa 6les.
Nothing could be firer, more philan,hrooic
or carry more joy in its wake than the Offer =,
la Slocum, NJ. C.. Of 90 Pine street, New
York City. -'o
Conhdsnt that be has discovered an abSoln,.
cure Tor consumption and all pulmonary COM
plants, and TO make its great merits known he
Will send, free, three bottles 1.-THE Slocum new
system Of medicine) to any reader of the BROAD
Ak, who is suffering from chest. throat ana Iuno
troubles or consumption.
He invites those DESTROYS of obtaining a..
remedies to simply send him their express and
Postofhce address. and receive in return The
three free bottles.
Already this new scientific course of med;-
cine has permanently cured thousands of an
parently hopeless cases
He considers it his religious duty-a dutv
which he owes TO hunanity-io donate bis infai-
lble cure.
Offered freely. apart from its inherent strength
: enough to commend il, and more 50 Is the
perfect confidence Of the great chemist maxim,
the offer. '''-'' ~ A>ins
He has proved consumption to be a eurabl::
disease beyond any doubt.
There win be no mistake in sending-tbe n;.-
tAke WIZ De IN overlooking the Doctors 0ener-
Gus invitation He has on ile in his American
and European laboratories thousands Of teSf;n1o-
Of the world. ~ ~ p~iS
Deays are dangerous; mail your addr.s. 10
y. A. Slocum. N. C, % Pine Street NJ
ioEk. and when writing the Doctor. please No.
non reading this article In the BROAD Az
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1897-09-11
Summons.
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
tnct OF the State Of Utah. County Of Salt Lake.
Pitronille Hall. Plaintiff,
vs..
ohn L. Hail, Defendant.

The State Of Utah sends greeting TO Iohr
l. Hall, Defendant
| You are hereby required TO appear in an nc.
ton brought against you by the above name
plaintiff IN the District Court Of the Third Tn.
dcial District Of the State Of Utah, and to ansxe,
the complaint filed therein within ten days (ex.
elusive OF the day Of serviee) after the service on
you Of this summons-h served within iris
county; or. il served out Of this county. but h
this district, within twenty days otherwise within
forty days-or Judgment by default win be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said
complaint
The said action IS brough. to have q decree Of
tins court dissolving the bonds Of mafrimonv
existing between the plaintiff and defendants.
that plaintiff be granted permanent alimonT
and counsel fees and costs Of this action aDS
sor such other relief as Is proper and Just. The
above relief prayed for on the grounds thar 6or
more than two yeaB last past defendant has
wilfully failed and neglected to provide 5or
plaintih the common neceSsares Of lie, although
be was a. all times able 50 TO do. and has con-
PEELED plaintiff 10 earn her own living by work
ing and hiring out
And you are hereby notified hat II Won an
10 appear and answer the said complaint a<
above required. the said plaintiff VIII apolv 40
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness. the Honorable Judges, and The Sal
OF the District Court Of the Third In
dicial District IN and for he Safe ~
lsEALl Utah. his Isth day Of August. N the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-sevsn-
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY n NJ. LOGAN. Deputy sSlerk 1
Powe's Slraup a Lippnan, ATTORNEYS for
plaintiff. kag'e Block. Sals Lake City.
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NOT GUILTY, But Must Hang.

Rensselaer,
lived continuously
every civilized and many u1cld country the
the same time myself and equally favorable
shall
DOOM
Minnie Binders and Rakes
machine
Cos general Office Salt Lake City Geo. od Manager
May RED TAG PIYMouTH Tv1Np
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&g1-HEN MESsszi
OregOnShOrt Line Railroad.

Irelns arrive ana depart ~ salt Lake City daily
On Eject March ls, ,se7.)
ARRIVE.
From Chicago, Omaha, s. Louis. Kan
sas City, Denver, Park City and Og-
From Helena. Butte, Portland. San o." p m-
Francisco, Ogden and intermediate
From San Francisco, Cache Valley. OF. ' = -
den and inIernediate points 7:lsp. m
.s as clsy; Denver and Ogden =. sOA m
ate ATE points ..--.--.--.:. s.4s a. m.
sanpete Valley and intermediate
mixed train from Terminus, rOoee 0'SO p "-
and Garfield Beach. -. I:Sop.
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha, Denver. Kansas
City, 3 Louis, Ogden and Park City TOD q n.
FOR san Francisco, Ogden, Cache Val
ley and intermediate points. =. 500 q. m
for Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kansas
Syi 81 Louis, Butte, Portland ana
For EareEs, Merrur, Provo, Hep6i, p M
'foT Provo, NspSL, Milford, Frisco and ~ a. m
9. iI2iI e point; COP m.
Iooele and Terminus 7I5a m
Trains south OF Juab run daily except Sunday
.Oally except sunday.
DAILY except Sunday south Of Juab.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 2Ol MAIN STREET.
Telephone No 49,
Inc only line in connection with he Union
racine operating through Pullman Palace Sleep
es- Late I Improved Tourist sieeperS Free
= rec ming Chair Cam Elegant Day Coaches
. W. ECCLEA d. K hurley.
Oen- III mgr. Gen Pas. & FIck't ACT
w. II. BANCROFT,
Wce-PreS and Gen MGR
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% Chicago aud the CAST

Passengers going East Tor busipes.- IN ,..,-
osS,s sraV5sse % Chicago TIE great comnsrcss,
an a. R.sensers re-visiting friends or relafiVes
49, en- ro1te. Al classes OF pS..snSS-. II,
~ -. ne short LIner Of the CkieSHS. MI
e -. Paul RAILWAY. - o-,.e.
&c Council Bufs affords ercelIens f.cs,,t,s. =,
- tesn aestnataoDs IN q manner go vriiI b.
s.e ne utmost satisfaction
a re.sreneo 70 TIE time able I'm ,,..,..,. -
.Oess 70 % chosen, and, By askinr an~ o-1nc,,,.,
- % ne Missouri River tor tfeSst over
$50. Couneel BlnHl q O@Sha
a. - Of TIE Chieago, aIflka1kee
SO. -. pal Railway, you vii - cSss-t,,I,s
cRar--S 80 Ne proper passport Via Omaha md
tr.is 49, noes that al OF TIE short LlneSs
-ifh - ~. ~ cnleago IN ample time 10 coanect
~. :. sxpress trains Of all ne Rrsaf th-oSSe a.
70 ~ ne principal Eastern eatIsS -
A.. Eor additional particulsrS tirna s.ka-.
se-' please call on or addresS- '-o's'' maps
ALEX MITCHELL.
Commercial AReuf
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
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STANDARD GAUGE.

Leave salt Lake cay.
No. I2-For Bingham. 80 q m
No. z-kor Provo, Grand Junction
and all points East....... -. Sst5 q m
and ali points East. 7slo p. m
No. 6--For Bingham, Nc. Pleasant
AAnti, Belknap, Richneld and
all Intermediate points,. LIS p. m
No. 5-For Ogden and intermediate
No. s-for Eureka, Payson, Provo, and
all intermediate points,. 500 p m.
No. 3-For Ogden and the VEST. s:l0 p. m.
No l-For Ogden and the West l2s3O p. m.
Arrive saIs Lake City.
No. Prom Bingham, Provo, Grand
Junction and he East 1870 p. m.
No. S-From Provo, Grand Junction
No. 5-Fron Provo, Bingham, Eureka
Belknap, Richneld, Manu,
and ali Intermediate points ss5 p. n
No 9-From Ogden and the West. SIS O. m.
No. EFrOm Ogden and the West. T:3O o. m
Nc. e-From Ogden and intermediate
No 7-FrOn Eureka, Payscn, Provo
and all Intsrmediat points,. 1000 o. m.
Only line running through Pullman palace sleep
ing cars from SAT- Lake City 70 San Francisco;
salt Lake City to Denver via Grand Junction and
SAIL Lake City TO Kansas City and Chicago via
Colorado points.
Through tourist or family sleepers Without
change, 10 Kansas City, Chicago and Boston
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake City to
Denver. No change; Close connections. Safet :,
speed and comfort
Ticket ONCE, 1o5 w. End So.
PosroTTIcE CoRSER
D. c. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
S. II. BABCOCK, Trafhc Manager
=. A WADLEGH. Gen Passenger Agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
POWERS OF A NOTARY.
PARTIES STILL IN JAIL At DALLAS
FOR CONTEMPT.
They VIII Make Another Effort TO
Get the CnScs Before the High
est Court for Decision.

Dallas. Texas. July s.-Thea chief Jus
tice ! u. Hurt o. the court OF criminal
appeals returns hns1e attorneys tor 5 ~
Bond and Leon Saucier will take another
step in The now famous contempt case .of
which ,he above parties were sent 10 Jan
by Notary Public J. II PickreM Boud AMI
ssa-ier we're ordered before Notary Pick
yell on May q % answer iu;e-Tosato7ies IN
sYt pending in The Fouriseath district
court, 10 which hey were parties Both
refused point blank 20 answer the qaes-
;io1s ant picsrell az once ordered them
in the custody OF me sheriff. JudE- Srui'h
approved P.ckTeli's action M application
Tor writ o, habsas corpus They have been
~ the colgty jail over since
Application for mai discharge vas made
by r--ks d 'ar1.n. Bo1d and saucer =
attorneys. before the court ot criminal
apqeals before ihe adjournment q the
Austin fer-u Tae court took the case
cntr- aivscmon' hut faied 20 re0le, a
decision. allowing 1t 70 80 over iii the
Tyler term Associate Justice J. = Hen
Jas. AMI WI, = Judge Hurt ZONES the fight
ever.
Tho fzc; that. Il Pickrell had he author
~ 70 commit parties 20 ial Tor an in
definite period fYe others "a Dallas coun-
- have The same privilege under ike ciS
cums'ances. has aroused considerable feel
ms arnp-is the residents an over the
rauu'y tn csse is said 10 DE the dnst OF
Is slut on record and bids tair % be
come % national reputation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
AGAINST ALLOTMENT
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ny CHoC
TAW-CHICk ,sAw uNIONIsTs.
Claim the Dawes Treaty Is Obtcc-
tionahlc to u Majority OF the
Members of Both Tribes.

Paris. Texas. July 4.-The Choctaw-
chiokasaw union party held a convention
a, Tushka Homma. the capital Of the
Choc,aw Nation. last week. and adopted,
the following expression against the treaty
with the Dawes commission:
Whereas, y treaty or agreement was re-
Gently concluded by and between the
Dawes commission on the part OF the
United States and the Choctaw and the
Chickasaw commissioners on the part OF
the Choctaws and Ch.okasaws; and
Whereas. The said treaty or agreement
is Objectionable TO vast majority of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw people in this.
that Il is proposed TO reserve mineral or
coal from allotment. giving the allottee
the surface, under the spacious plea Of
CREATING school fund. Now, II IN tho
opinion OF the United States government
the Choaiaws are sufficiently advanced to
assume the responsibility OF citizenship OF
tae emitted states, then ii must be conceded
IN taking land in severaliy as provided in
sad tr ATTY. that he is competent n law 10
manage any coal which might be found
lhisr the surface. What kind or a title
can be given Il the coal is reserved?
~ 'hr Choci2w government Ms now CON
81" n'ed is so corruot or incomp sat that
1t has become stencil In the nostrils O,
'ne united States. the more fact of chang
Ing the tenure Of land Will not purify them
ana the same covenants would still be in
power - perpetuate the scandals of ,vhich
Eour government so loudly complains. and
indeed. 10 a limited extent justly. And In
iaet IN foundations for the continuance n,
'h-Se scandals are laid In said treaty. "a
- fHsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

ran over J. L. weens OF rontoon. Yell
county, AK. who had sat down on the
raids 70 rest near Simone station. having
m - % one OF the night picnic trains to
Dallas. Bc.h legs were cut on near the
higs Parties on the train Informed the
irainmcn that they believed a man had
b.en run over, The train was backed up.
but In the darkness IL required nearly two
hours time to locate the victim. who when
found had blcd nearly % death. He re-
vlVsd sufficiently under surgical attention
20 make known his identity. but soon eN-
plrli His body VAS brought 10 Dallas.
,urnSi ever 10 an undertaken and relatives
in Arkansas notified. letter was found
in the mans pocket from his father re-
ques;jng him 20 come home to celebrate
The Fourth Of July with his relatives and
friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
CHAIRMAN BLAKE'S CALL.
1t Has Created Considerable COM
meat 10 Corsicans.
LITERATURE FAyORlSG GOV. SAVERS
Navarro County IL being Wei Sup
plied-Proposifions to Cotton Mil
owners-want Natatorium.

Corsicans, Texas. July THE call o.
Chairman Blake for a conference q the
State executive committee and all oozsres-
sionsi ehalrrnen O, the democratic party
q; Waco has set some 0: the politicians 10
talking. Some sag that it means tina, TIE
campaign OF next year VIII Be opened with
the coming OF the ;rosts this winter AID
that nominations for STATE offices all be
made long before the crops are lad By
neat year.
Some are in favor Of early conventions
Others are orp,ovei 20 the !dee, as they esy
ther want al opportunity 20 etEczfs tae
p-eopie W 10 their S1y o. thinking
The isading spirits are ualf. however.
upon what the leading issue VII D. saying
that Bryan AID free SILVER at j. 70 : vii
sound the keynote q she campaign Some
disapproye Chairman Blake's move Tor tte
reason tina; they fear u W!ll stlr ~ sorne
political strife.
Senator NILS : expected home aoou;
TIE ,iu.e o! that E.eetaE and Il "iA
doubtless be there-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
A DALLAS MILLING.
""h N"r-t"d IN nm Encounter shot
Down MS Aninganist

Dallas, Texas. July walter Slower.
~ years old. and William Harhreeht %
years old, both employed as wagon driy-
ers for the Dallas branch Of tho W. j.
Lcrnp Brewing company. had been on bad
terms for several days over t,oir work.
They met at o'clock this afternoon at the
taioon Of Harbrccht's bru;hcra On their
rounds delivering beer and Ice. They
eusTreied and agreed TO settle their df.
tuenoes In MT hght Stoyer. although
much the younger ami smaller man badly
whipped his antagonist. Harhrccht ran
INTO his brothers. saloon. got bistoi.
rushed TO the sidewalk aud before by
slanders could interfere shot slower in the
Ilaht breast Stoget exclaimed: My
COD. and fell unconscious. iIo died In
ten minutes Time, lust AZ his aged father
got to his side, coming from his home. a
short distance away. rarh cent hOgifcd
an electric car and tried TO escape. but On
telephone message to he civ han no
mounted police headed of the ear and can.
tnred him. f'arhr"cht waited Stamina
ton before Justice AMI was locked un in
tho county Jail. Without boni.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
BEAUMONT.



'u'hoht Texas July 6 The civ
council met in regular monthly session "a.
Gay with a bare quorum present and h,,s
mess transacted other than routine ,y,s -,
ioA'oWs; Park street ordered renairod .r1
'''p county TO be petitiongd 10 bear hal,
, NV tNpense street and bridge committee
'HS uSted TO cause the arrest o. any 49,.
~ deposited watermelon rindz d.,
s.so'aoIes or other refuse in ditcb... S,...
attorney was instructed TO d,ow ~, ny
n"hee providing for Zee Ia hs 49,
removal OF Trash from nron,isos
,o, ~ tlic lIre district. Mr.. Terd Zoinsr
nam. ne"uihont Electrical Rail9ay com
,o,ition PERMISSION 10 Withdraw tba
holI''oh Tor n franchise but tho .o,,,.-.
VAS passed without action heca,,se . 81
committee TO whom the ne;ttior ,.a, ~.
tIeu hhd announced on tho strosts -
auin'"nere else that the fraachisa or,l,
nv 10 De granted. a number OF hills No.
'eau ana referred 10 the finance COMMIT,
ru ana the council adjourned TO NEE,
OH, sH,urdAY' when City Attorney
WI pftseh the revised ordinances
Pheasant shower Of rain visited Beou-
mont this afternoon botwcen i'ssu,
GLOON The rainfall was not sufficinn,
w o' any great benefit 20 rice. hut n ,,a'
SuliNloat to help truck gardens ana onn,
,nv atmosphere which has been fcarfuIlv
warm FOR more than week. The ind,cas
'lons fof moro rain arc splendid
MI j. II. Newton manager NJ tbo S,,,.
,,ake company. mas been in the civ toda,,
MI Nnwion SAVE the Travellers pro,cn,g,,.,
association OF Texas has become inter,s,oS
IN me Sour Lake property and are 70 b,yI
- nl''llns AZ the Lake SUNDAY for the nrc
pe 'r OF inausurating movement that
w., M,' soon make Sour Lake the NEST nopu-
lar health resort in the country rVp'-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
Hoods
Sars apariIIa
me one True Blood Purifier. 81 per hS,
Hoods Pills Sick Headache aea asass s 81 Y
PORT OF SABINE PAS
HAS GROWN ENOUGH TO mr. n,
TACKLED FROM GALVESTON
Exports of Lumber Increa.inr /,
the Whiic-More Facilities for
Doing Business.

beaumont. Texas, July 6.-ln Sur.rl
Post there was published a report 0. ~
her exported through Sabine Pass Dur
the first six months Of 1897, togeths, vi
u COMPARISON OF shipments in prece,in, 4
months and 1t was an encouraging shoVal
/ While at Sabine Pass gathering dsa n
/ this article The Post correspondent hid
{ conversation with Captain W F. NIrl
uahan. collector Of customs, and tais III
olal took occasion 10 call attention 10 N
fact that while Sabine Pass was n,.lI
becoming one OF the leading lumber tAs.1
ing points in The United States it vi. IsI
developing into revenue producer vi
had reached the point where ii sloi!. II
removed from the Galveston Gistri5 vi
made an INDEPENDENT port of entry.
True. said Captain McClannahan, I'll
imports through Sabine Pass will his
reach any considerable proportions III u
other year. but the export business : +,
coming immense and people using hnIGl
as shipping point are OF the opi1ior asl
II should bo made an independent lOI 4,
know that the custom house dutis ri
becoming too voluminous for one mia. vi
/ the port receipts justify an inersax u
me government force here? That "a cs+
ton thar the hooks Will answer. Fa a|
fiscal year ending June 30, issi, al
lected at this port S3,l9l so, all Of Vial
IS tonnage fees except so duties on g
ports. This is an increase Of more t.;
200 per cent over the collections q ~
ana moro than 800 per cent over The rcls' [
tions of 1888. These are the receipts y..E
Sabine Pass was virtually without tscifaE
Tor handling imports. but the Sabine LrE
and Improvement company has Just wos
pleled one magnificent wharf, lei tie I'D,
tract for another. are building ample N
minal facilities for railroads and that y
import business Will rapidly Increase Il Il
reasonable expectation. "
While at Sabine Pass The Post COM
snondent learned that government
stecior had been there several days q
spHctins the port. and while 1s lid not
close his impressions his remarks cris
belief that his report would tie VIM
an explicit recommendation for more
ana better facilities in the Sabine p
custom house. In all probability he q
recommend that Sabine Pass he mad
independent port.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
\ BRENNAN BUDGET
An INCREASE IN THE CouNTY's
TAXABLE VALUES.
Report of the school Fuuds-EIcc.
ton Officers mcd-instullation
of the Red Men.

Brenham, Texas. July e.--The cornrnis
sioners court met in special session Tues
day, July {. and approved Assessor Lang
hams tax rolls for lS9'. The fol-
lowing statement gives The total footing
OF the rolls Total acres, 5s'.lS1 --a
valued a, $4,000 e0. OF which ci;y lots az,
valued at 81 ,297 .iS5' horses e95l. yNu't al
sei4 200; cattle. SASS valued 6, Sy2.'s5
Jacks, 10. valued at sl57o. sheep, i5s
valued at $3.50. goats 9. valued 81 50 ho-s
1855. valued al sn.+3o, vehicles sN'l
valued a; s77lsc; goods aad merchandise
s2e66l5; tools, implements end mach merry
Sl92Q; engines and boilers $liia9o' miscel-
lanecus property. 81 1865, total values
Sd as ESQ total value, lSe6, S6.5S7 $50; 40
incrc.se OF go. 2a0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
BuRGLARs Al WALLIsVILLE.
They Tackled an Unlocked safe ana
Closed II Tightly.

Wallisyille, TeNas. july w VI
Whites store on Turtle bayou was bur
glarzed Sunday night. the eth, pistol.
two suits OF clothes and $50 in money was
ali they took, Though they came pre-
rared with two drills and crowhar aud
made their entrance by prying board
shutter OF It's hinges, they had imnroyised
an old coffee pot with space cut out for
use as n dark lantern, and it would indi-
cate they were frightened away. as they
lett their tools and light setting on the
counter, MIR. White says that he had care
lessly left his safe unlocked. with $500
therein, and that the burglars in trying to
open it. locked II instead, No clue nor ar
rest ms yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

the bank from selling hts property or col
Letting under their judgment The mo-
ilon today WIS for a dissolution OF tais
Injunction. judge Vests decision was as
follows; The motion 10 dissolve The IN
junction WAS overruiet uolcsS the Frs,
National bank 81 Orange fie reiundius
bond N the sum o, $500. MADE pay able 10
the defendants, the bond 70 ~ approved
hy She county clerk In the event the
bond Is made and approved, then the in
iua-tion VIII stand dissolved
Mayor 3. c. Miller city Marshal : NJ.
Davis, ~. Z. W. BroNu and GORGE W.
Curtis composed party ;hat left this
morning for Keith Gully - spend several
days hsh'nE The house bat Mamie l..
was chartered and fitted up with every
convenience. and the tug Fannie TOW 81
them to their destination.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

LaGrange, Texas. Jnly j.--h State sam
mcr normal institute for oolorad teacht rs
is now in progress Al tnia place. wlth
Professor NJ II Brovios o. the rrairie
Ninw Normal as conductor IL is agtNic,
By Professor " NJ Rogers 81 this llscc
and other compc'cnl instructors There
arr over thirty nyo cclored teachers in
attendance and tho entire school goes to
show what education Is doing for the
colored people in this State. Hon. j NJ.
Carlisle did well when he placed this school
in LaGrange
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
MurrNY on THE coMsrocK

There was a small sized mutIny aboard
the United States dredgehoat ComstoclS
Saturday last, twenty-five men refusing to
obey the orders sent out 10y Major a. NJ.
Miller. L. S. \. There was no demunstra-
ton and no violence Of any f'nd. hut sin
tho men wouldn't recognize the commands
of their superior. They simply refused TO
work and Captain Rontnn brought the yes
sci TO town This morning the twenty five
men who refused to work were paid off and
discharged
No effort has vet been made TO secure
another crew and the vessel remains at
her berth at pier H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
Arrcstcd on Charge of Murder

Hailotsville. Texas July 6.-sheriff
Houchins this morning arrested and
jailed Tom Robertson on a charge of MIR
der.
Last Saturday night Bossy jackson.
while sitting in the house OF a family
where he was visiting. twenty miles south
oil here Was shot and killed. the party
VINO ana the shooting sticking the gun
through a crack In tho wall OF the house
All parties are colOred
county court is grinding away. There
We're seven pleas of guilty and two con-
victions yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
RED MEMS INsTA1LATloN.

At tho regular meeting of shabona Tribe
No. 20. Improved order OF Red Men, Mon
day night, Grand sachem S u. Moore OF
Houston installed the following officers
Sachcm. Henry Harrison, senior sagamore
l. NJ simon; junior sycamore. william
Morriss first sannap, 4. NJ. Cass. second
sannap, G. II Eddy. William Young
keeper of wigwam; A. +. Jones, keeper OF
forest; warriors, Smith, Munday. Ware
braves, Lemm, Lannon's. Gillespie, Bow
ers.
After the installation OF officers. Grand
Sachem Moore addressed the members on
the purposes Of the order. its growth.
etc. at the conclusion Of which water
melon festival was rendered the members