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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-09-02

Miss Lena Olson, sister OF Mrs
VnItillson, left for Grand FORKS On.
Friday
p. 3. Malberg left for Excel Tues-
day evening to look after nj, farm
ing interests. = &
- Miss Sadie Gordon departed for.
Minneapolis on Monday evening to.
Join her mother. 49, + g. /, ,=
- Oscar E. Peterson left last week
for Mcintosh where he will have
charge OF an elevator during tn. fall.
- FOUND: A watch. Owner can
have same returned by calling 1T tue
sHEAF office and paying Tor vnis no:
tice. %.:-2s.' >@-s .<.>@ - a..* -.
- Andrew .. Blomsness, the Dom
aldson wheat buyer came dowE
Tuesday evening to give his brother,
2. Bloulsnes%, visit.
- The Uncle Toms Cabin company
drew a larger house than tney de:
served on Tuesday evening. The
rendering of the play Was poor.
- Morning sermon at tile Prrsby-
terrain church, THE Vision of the
Soul" Popular sermon in the eve
ming. Subject, "The Food We E;,t:."'
-. Please take notice chat the hour
OF evening service at thu Presbyte-
rian church will be changed from =
p. IN. to 1870 p. M, beginning with
the coming Sabbath. 49,.
- Miss Susie E,ston returned last
Friday from her visit in the southern
part Of the state. She will be IL
teacher in the Argyle school during
the coming school year.
= A. b. Isaacson and Ab"l Gar
borg left for Thief Lake yeste, day
morning. Mr.: Isaacson will visit "a
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. Otto
ROLLS, who lives east OF the lake.
w. A. Mcintyre, who has spent
the summer vaca ton with his uncle,
landlord Mcintyre Of the Windsor,
returned to Minneapolis last S.tur-
day to resume his studies at the
State University. ~
- Eddie Tullar left Monday for
Minneapolis to enter the State Uni
versity as student. Last spring he
graduated at the Warren. High
School and he has wisely chosen a
university course to. complete his
education. .x,~
i : r 2: r. SIeMassqrier. one of the
proprietors 81 the HalIocE NsWs, aud
passed through Warren Yesterday on
their wedding trip: Besides a wife,
already securely a. postofice is also
in sight for the genial newspaper
man. The SHEAF> offers congratulate
tiOns. - T..
- The Recital given last Friday
evening by the pupils of Mrs. G.. A..
Tullar's music class was an Interest,"
ing and much appreciated entertain
ment. It was real pleasure to- see
little girls and young ladies of this
city show such great proficiency in
playing the organ and piano and
in singing. They acquitted
themselves creditably to themselves
and to their teacher, Mrs. Tu]lar, to
whom they are indebted for their
training and instruction in the beau
tiful art. The names of those who
took part in the program are the Miss
es Maude Wees, Lucille Shaw, Flora
Henderson, Helen Cross. Louise
Grindeland, Jennie Wood, !, Stella
Swanson, Clara Bennewltz, Grace
Dillabough, Minnie Tullar, and Flo :
ence Ketcham. Little Grace Dilla-
bough won the admiration Of the
audience by rendering in natural
and unaffected manner the song: ~
Want to Pawn my Dolly" and her
playing on the piano was fine. Stella
Swanson and Minnie Tullar sang
1.-The Merry Frogs" in a cute and
meritorious manner. Louise Grinde-
land played some difficult pieces on
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A BEAUMONT BUDGET.
THE PORT ARTHUR CHANNEL WILL
HE DUG.
Excursion 10 Port Arthur TO Help
Celebrate the NcWs-rhe board
of Trade Organized.

Beaumont, Texas. May 5.-Mr. L. b.
Pipkin this afternoon received telephone
message signed L. \. Laughlin, Post Ar
thur announcing that telegram had been
received at Port Arthur from Chief En-
ginoer Gillian. of the Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf railroad, bringing informa-
ton that Secretary OF War Alger had
granted the Port Arthur Dock and Chan
mel company permission 10 dig a ship
canal from Sabine Pass TO Port Arthur.
The telephone message also announced that
Port Arthur would celebrate the welcome
news tonight and in order chat Beaumont
might join in the celebration the TeXar-
kama and Fort Smith railroad ran free
excursion from this city to Port Arthur,
and the excursion was literally pdtronized
Another excursion of Missouri. Kansas
and Nebraska prospectors are expected TO
arrive in Port Arthur tomorrow.
The Beaumont board OF trade is at last
reality. meeting was held last night
in which sixty shares of stock was rep
resented, and after electing Colonel W. L.
Davidson OF the First National bank
chairman, and X. L. Kelley OF the Beau
mont Journal secretary. Messrs. John w
Gilbert. w S. Davidson. John b. Goodhue
r. \. Greer X. H. Smonton, w. p H.
MGR aouln, w. n. Ward, &. I. Heisig and
George c. O'Brien were elected a board OF
directors. who will elect officers and serve
for the ensuing year. Judge w IL Ford
c. I. Heisig and Judge p a. Dowlen were
appointed on constitution and bylaws
with instructions
y ruling Of the Fraternal Mystic Circle
was organized in this city Tuesday night
with charter membership OF forty of the
representative citizens The officers elect
ed are as follows p. A. Dowlen, worthy
ruler; j. a. Smart, worthy chaplain: A. y.
Nolston. worthy recorder; Tom C King.
worthy collector; John b. Goodhuo, worthy
treasurer; c. T, Scale. worthy marshal;
Oscar Caller, worthy warden L. S. Vim
cent, worthy guard; Ed Ridley. worthy
sentry; c. w. George, Dr. w. a. Cruise and
Judge L. r. Gray, trustees The officers
We're Installed and the ruling adjourned
to meet next Tuesday night at which time
a name will be adopted.
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EPISCOPAL CoNvoc,rIoN.


San Antonio, Texas, May 1.-The Epis-
copal convection ot Western Texas opened
It's twenty third annual session this morn
ing with devotional services at ST. Psuls
church. A business SEES, ion was held in
tho afternoon, at which Bishop Johnson
read his annual address. 1t WAS an eX-
hausiivc aud vigorous presentation Of the
affairs OF the church in this section and
showed remarkable gains In all departments
OF the denominations work.
Al the conclusion OF no address, the
usual eommittees wore appointed and the
eonvocation adjourned until tonight
The Womans Auxiliary societJ opened
lis convention Immediately afterwards. en-
eonraglng reports We're received from all
The other auxiliary societies In Western
Texas.
Tho Junior auxiliaries presented Bishop
Johnson beautiful golden sienct ring
with appropriate ceremonies,
AZ night meeting WAS held IN The in
torest OF the ST. John brotherhood. The
leading feature OF the meeting was the
stirring address by Rev, Dr. Bates OF Eagle
Pass. Speeches were also made by several
other prominent clergymen and laymen.
The couyocation viii reconvsne ~ the
morning and continue its business delibora-
tions.
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AFrrRNn sEss1nN-

McGnughcy sent up free conference
committee report on the bill relating to
local option, recommending the passage o.
the substitute measure, on motion of Ber-
tram the report went over to give an OPP
portunity OF printing in the Journal
Reiger's motion to suspend the regular
order and take Mp his bill authorizing NJ.
T and NJ. c. Chapman to sue the state was
carried.
After much discussion the speaker an
nounoei that Tho bill was not on his table
aud therefore could not be legally passed
on motion Of Rviger the bill was post
pun,d subject 10 call.
O'tonnor moved to suspend the regular
ORDER ana take w the senate general in-
corporation bill on It's second reading
Adopted.
Wolters proposed an amendment taking
away from fidelity companies the author
~ 10 make bonds for State and county
officers
hrgance sent UP an amendment to the
amendment striking from The bill the
clause authorizing such companies TO make
bonds FOR administrators or guardians
when appointed by the courts. briganCo's
amendment was lost. Vote REQUIRED Oh
the Ssslnal amendment. which WAS
adopted.
the establishment and maintenance Of oil
companies with authority TO contract FOR
the lease and purchase Of right to pros
pcct for develop and use coal and other
minerals ma petroleum; also the right TO
ernrt. build and own all necessary oil
tanks, cars and pipes necessary Tor The OPP
Grafton OF the business of same. Adopted
The bill provides Tor the protection OF
| fish and game. Hy amendment which
Was adopted, Mr., Hensley took care Of the
oyster.
Mr. Lllard sent UP an amendment pro-
vidiug that 10 club chartered under the
act shall be allowed to purchase keep OF
dispense alcoholic liquors al cost or other
wise TO their Individual members or TO
! Others.
! Blair raised the point that the amend
! ment was out of order because an amend
nent containing same subject matter had
! been voted down. Oyerruled.
Bailey raised the point that II was not
! german 10 the section sought TO be-
amended. Not sustained,
Blair moved TO table the amendment.
Carried.
smythc called up the free conference
| committee report on the Goss land bill and
asked Tint 1t be adopted.
Fisher rose 10 question OF personal
privilege. Ho called attention TO his re-
| marks as printed In the proceedings. which
were correctly reported but he desired his
! associates and the people 10 understand
that he meant 10 ridicule the amendment
proposing tax of $500 on social clubs
lie spoke In Pickwickan sense.
The house corcurrod In the senate
amendments to the bin prohibiting tho
driving OF stock through pastures FOR the
purpose Of grazing said stock while osten-
slbly for the purpose OF reaching another
destination,
o'Connor sent up an amendment placing
belt and suburban railways carrying
freight under the regulation OF the COM
mission, Adopted.
Adjourned untl tomorrow morApg at .
O'clock
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THE SENATE.

Austin, Texas, May 5.--ln the senate
today house bills had full sway again. and
the first was that restoring the ciyil and
criminal jurisdiction of the county court
of Lampasas county, which was passed IL
third reading.
The house bill mending the Dallas and
Lamar county road law and house bill at
taching Loving county TO Reeves county
Tor judicial purposes, were passed finally.
The house amondmouts to senator
Burns san Jacinto bin were concurred IN.
Mundines house bill amending TIA, law
10 as 10 prevent Including In Incorporation
OF towns territory not necessary for strict
ly town purposes and allow inE towns and
cities TO Incorporate by a majority Instead
OF two thirds of the free holders. MAS pass
ed finally.
Chlds house bill making hahuual
drunkenness and neglect grounds for III.
voree for husband or wife Mis- amended
excluding non support on the part of The
husband as being one OF tho grounds. and
the bill passed finally.
Ewng's house bill preventing the puh-
Hcation Of immoral papets magazines and
periodicals was passed finally the house
bill preventing the introduction and spread
OF the scnh disease monS sheep ana to
provide for its eradication the house hiil
10 set aside certain lands for the cololrd
university and Harris house hill making
morc effective the road system N tnc
counties OF Harris, Galveston tra2oria and
Victoria counties. were passed Finally
The senate bill by Bailey. creating an
Industrial school for young women IN
Texas. was passed finally.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning
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Austin. Texas. May b.-Proeeedings Of
the court OF criminal appeals today.
Affirmed Gaorsc Small, from Walker;
Ed Arnold. from Llano; Ned Carter, from
Fails. All Gresser. from Fayctc; Caesar
Willis. Jr. from Brazoria William Stuart
from Waller l.ige STYLES from Guadalupe
John Adams from Guadalupe, Jack sutton,
from Brown: Tillman Jackson from Jack
son.
Reversed and remandod-George II. Price,
from Dallas; Manuel Lopez ct al, from
Starr. Chance McCar.-pbell. from Wilson I,
Jim Harreil from Jones; Harry Morrison.
from Grayson.
In George Williams VS. State. from Tar
rant the motion for rohraring is granted
and the Judgment reversed aud rcmandsd.
Appeal dismissed Hattie Starr. from
Travis
Reversed and bail ANcd nj sl000-Ex
rartc i, +. Hamlin, from Coleman,
Reversed and bail hNed at Sl00-Ex Par'c
J. a. little from Dallas.
Rehearing refused Frank Qulrlcs, from
Dallas; sam Freshman. from Dallas.
stricken from the docket Z. ". Nloyd,
from Greer; Bill Hawkins, from Greer.
The murder case of Lewis Williams rs.
the State. from Harris county. WAS sub
mttcd
The Burt murder case from Travis WAS
set for submission on tho 10th instant.
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THE ROUSE.
morning


Austin. Tero. NAV r,, ,,.-
SiaN line mouse got
auMn 10 business THIS morning with the
iel'o" servants bill pending and under
copsfderatin,
MIR Conior rr,,osc, a.. .n,...,.
I'll. "'"e"di"e"t re-
he''ng all classes of iaborors from the up
Grafton OF the bill .Nc,pt RAILROAD sro
pseyes.
Nj s.a,,,-,. ,.,.,r.., -.
=" 49," 'il' amendment
Amendment defeated by vote of q TO
81.
Bin making anprnnr,,,t,, -, s,cooo
Inv c.. -. ~ 't',V'o 10
S"' San 'ae'Hto pAt'le ground passed.
Mr beaird called no senate bill relating
TO the powers and duties Of commissioner.
courts, mere were t"o roports of which
the minority wds favorable To IN, bin
On motion OF Mr RaadolnA the minority
repori was aduutod
Nr. Drew Opposed tho hin and dc.
nonnoed i; as dangerous.
Mr. SHROPSHIRE maintained 4 similar
view. liz
Mr.. bumpass sout an uroyiso to the
effect that no commissioners court .h,u
have power TO COMPROMISE or settl, Vim
detaulier until all the nroperly If his
sureiies has been exhausted.
Mr.. Fields ,of MN st,i,,oi,,el s,,,.,
tute providing that no commissioners cnur,
be allowed 10 settle or rompromisc suc,,
matters until first submitted Ia , ,ota -,
the peon'.
Mr.. Drew fayor.d Tho tNoi,s .,,,.,t,
which went down finally under a vote -;
SO to "a '''e "
The vote REQUIRED on H,mnass, amend.
ment, which was LOST by ynto NJ 10 %
4S, and the bill nassrd "a nr,,r','.'i,, w
a vote OF so To al ny
Mr.. Fisher moved 10 susnera ,h, ,o,,,-
lar order and take mn sann,,, htii " -
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
ihc F"rty-eighth Annual Session i'm
Progress at Austin.

Austin, Texas. May 5.--The forty. eighth
@phual council Of the Episcopal church
convened in this city today and was Opened
with divine service. Sermon by Rev WI.
nam y. Downs aud administration of the
holy con munlon. The holy eucharist was
celebrated by Bishop Klnsoiving. assisted
~ Rev T. b. Lee. After divine service
roll call showed quorum present The
bishop appointed Rev. Mr.. Carter Mr. Eng.
hsh ana Secretary Robert Elgin A com nit
tee on credentials. and they seated ali the
delegates an 'he
init,ees. s'i'-
Al the afternoon session the roll of the
clergy showed the following presen,, Fish
op kineolving, n. D.; REV. l. cooner
Wsddell. r. b. Lee, Peniamin A rogers rogers
George l.. Crockett. Thomas i, COIN 7
4 duncan, j. h. Carter, T. n. Inwson
- D., Henry u. AYES. John A. Dunn'
nobert ;, Stewart, Walter x, I.loyd
Thomas j. Sloan, W. A. Crane Thoma;
j, crosby, William NJ Jeffries d, n
ihomas D. Lewis and Thomas w. Zones
In addition 10 the above there we're TWEEN
Y.oisht lay delegates present
hlshop kinsolving read his annual re-
port, which was referred to the committeo
on the state OF the church.
Rev. DIT. Jofrios submitted an amend- :
meht 10 the cAnons. which went 10 the
committee on oanons The amendment has
missions. ~ hoaru oi
The council adjourned until o,c,ocl ,o
morrow. ''oeh 10
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The BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Adjournment Sine Die After a Week
of Hard Work.
1T SERVES GOD TO DRESS WELL.
Rccomm endntions for Future work
We're Adoptcd-ChnnHc In Desig-
nation of the Body.
SERVES GOD TO DRESS WELL.

Fort Worth Texas, May 5.--The SEES
sions of the Womans Board of Missions
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
closed this afternoon, after nearly a week
of work. The visitors from other States
are going home delighted with the climate
of Texas and the hospitality of Texans
In spite of the falling rain this morning,
there was full attendance and the same
earnestness that has been manifested pre-
vailed until the last.
Devotional exercises We're led by Mrs
u. b. Cockrill of Waxahachie. the theme
being Who is My Neighbour"
Greetings were read from the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union convention.
now in session at Austin. and the Young
Ladies' Mission society of Nashville. Tenn
The first topic taken up was the
Auxiliary. the life giving organ" Mrs
T. G. Mclean. Evansville. Ind. elaborated
the subject in a paper, full OF thought
and useful suggestions regarding the
source of interest in the work and how to
arouse them. Several others took UP the
discussion.
Mrs. +. j. French of Little Rock led
the discussion on the grace of giving"
which was considered under the heads of
giving time, money and prayer. Mrs. W.
w. Russell OF Iowa and Mrs Mary z.
Bone of Texas. took prominent part in the
discussion
A little humor prevailed at this time
an allusion to flowers on the hat starting
it, But in a very lively discussion it
was decided it was serving God 10 dress
and look as pretty as possible
Mrs. a. d. Hail closed the morning
n NaE
Idols" illustrated BY samples of the
Japanese articles.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The first business was the report of the
resolutions committee 1t mentioned
many causes for gratitude and returned
thanks for courtesies received from rail-
roads. the press Of the city, the Houston
Post and the Dallas News and for the
hospitality of the citizens of Fort Wosth,
and endorsed the work of Miss Francis
Willard. and congratulated the church,
on its work in Texas
The committee on future work reported
fifteen recommendations. which were
adopted with few amendments IN sub
stance that field organizer be sent out;
greater use OF litcrature holding mis-
slcnary meetings; TO interest young people:
10 establish memorial membership. and
that the meetings should be known as
the annual missionary convention of the
Cumberland Presbyterian women"
Mrs. Mary u. Bone of Greenville. Texas,
and Mrs. II. +. Sims of Fresn, Cal were
elected delegates TO the general assembly
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Chicago
Mrs. NJ b. Settle OF Bowling Green.
Ky. was selected to represent this board
at tho general assembly of the colored
Cumberland Presbyterian chuuh which
convenes next week at Bowling Green.
What hast thou geaned?" was the
closing feature OF the convention. when
few words were spoken by nearly every
one present regarding the hours that had
been spent here together and of encourage
ment for the future
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office in the democratic SUCCESSION next
year. All are gentlemen OF merit ana re-
spectability, and some of them possess
great ability and force of character. sTahe'
Blake. Jester. wynn. Lanham and House
constitute fine galaxy OF suheTna'orla'
stars. and Texas could not 70 far wronS IN
selecting any one OF this brilliant coterie'
but the list would be INCOMPLETE II me
name OF - most deserving aud aVailaple
one of all should u, omitted Hon j. ~
Savers, the leader. for wears past, OF me
Texas congressional delegation, is IN the
field. The efficient and faithful work OF
this gentleman for the last twelve years.
in and out of congress. In behalf oil the
people at large. and the democratic party
particularly, has given him prominent
place in public estimation. and in the con-
ndence OF the people which is not, TO the
same extent. enjoyed by any other candi-
date. however worthy he NAV be. Major
Savers has filled many important POSI-
tiune OF trust aud in all has acquitted him
self with great honor and credit and his
public record is exceptionally free from
flaws and blunders and II entrusted with
the important duties of chief executive oil
the State government. his administration
would greatly promote and advance the m
tereSis Of the state and the welfare OF the
pcople. The Signal voices the sentiment
Of Caldwell county democrats, when 1t
says give us Honest Joe for governor.
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ton on the bill and amendment. Adopted.
The amendment was carried.
Mi Wollers of Fayetto arose to quos-
iion Of personal privilege and made an
Swer to certain letters IRON General Mnbry
and Colonel Stacey.
Mt Smythc Of Hale replied somewhat at
I length to MI. VOTERS criticisms of the
State Volunteer Guard. He read from mil
| iiary reports compllmenfing the militia
ON sobriety and sodlerly conduct. As for
himself. lie believed lie could call on some
1000 young men in Texas who had served
the state under his command to testify to
mis- sobriety, ms he had never taken a
drink In his life.
Mr.. Patterson rose to question OF ner-
scnal privilege He said that since IL had
been stated in the newspapers that the
Stalo encampments were no more annual
DRINKS than the legislatures were peren =
NAL drunks, he would remind the adlutant
general that he might have left in the
pockets OF the taxpayers the money he had
cNI ended IN useless kilograms. He con .
GUIDED by complimentlng both VOTERS and
Smythe and moved that the house accept
the apologies of both gentlemen.
The house refused TO pass the bill to
third reading 10y a vote OF 81 to 81.
Nc'eer moved to suspend the regular or
der and take up senate bill granting per-
mission to NJ. I. and NJ. c. Chapman TO
hiring suit against the State for money due
hem for sinking well al the Insane asy-
lum At Terrell in 1883.
PCn5ing consideration the house took ii
recess to 3 y. m
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Austin Texas, May 5.-Proceedings OF
the court of civil appeals for the Third dis
trict today;
ADMINISTRATION National Bank of
Austin VS.. Mrs. l.. \. Dlncy. from Travis :.
Joseph Land ct al vs.. w s. Harris ct al,
from Comal; Mills county US, Lsmpasas
county. from Lampasas W. a. Patrick ct
al VS.. James l.. Laprelle. from McLeunan.
j. Il. Arlington VS.. Mensiug u Thompson,
from Robertson.
Reversed and remanded-Hermann Aver
Va. George Weber ct al, from ComaI. Lucy
7. Davis ct al VS. j. Is. Coleman ct al
from Coleman.
Rehearing granted and Judgment revers-
Cd and rendered fer appellant-W. Il. Pur-
Year VS.. John friory from HAYS.
Rehearirg reiused-Sauger Bros. VS.. City
OF Waco from McLennan; Texas and Pa
ciac Railway company rs. Tom williams.
from Marion, Texas and Pacific Railway
company ~. Robert Phillips. from Red
River; Houston and Texas central Railroad
company vs.. c. l.. k;mball from Lime
stone, Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail
way company vs. w. b. Williams vi al
from McLcunan.
Motion gran,ed-Americnn National
Bank OF Austin VS. = g. CruSer Ell al,
from McLounan. to file transcript.
Motions for rehearna sunmitted-N o,
REYNOLDS 1t al vs.. Mcinnan X Co. from
Burnet; j. ". beware VS.. u. Bailey, from
Marion
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KNIGHTS Of Mnccabee.

Austin, Texas. May 5.-The Knight (
Maccabees of Texas met in State cusva
tion here today. The election Of osnI
resulted as follows: Commander R. 4
Milan of Fort Worth; lieutenant ecmriis
err, T T. Lauden of Waco; record ssisl
j. n. Murdoch of Ennis. chaplain, /
Jaeggli of Brennan; physician. D. ~
of WORKMAN. sergeant, +. Heifna
Austin: master-at arms, S. NJ. Gooisr
Taylor; first master Of guard, p D. Sn1
mer of Austin; second master o. gu,
Charles Rowland Of Navasota; stnli's
NJ. II. Smythe Of Gainesville; Raifa
Charles NJ. Stell OF Cuero.
Deputy Supreme Commander J. p ~
tell was elected State represenll'l~
the supreme tent. u
The Texas department Is compose
1900 members. with over s2,Ooo,Wo ir x,
At certificates in force and srlplu'
$4,000 into the benefit fund ior 'hs =
two years. ~
Waco was selected as the neSl ns'4'
place.
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THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Belt and Suburban Lines Placed Under the Commits
sion's Jurisdiction.
Substitute Bill Is Not Likely
Advance Further--Sau anO battle-ground Purchase Bill Passed
Surety Companies Can Not Give Bond for Officials.

5.The
he o al
to
he SUI IA S s~sio
amend
a adopt Ned. howe
1t provides
which have been placed the bulk
funds