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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-22
6tsat Dbts, start EsIessl
SueaS gpunth 8. 9.

Sranf gbeneS beidtp5rt, bab Ct
her aItere Rartner Der Sirn.a S. 8. Gbes
xet 3 Go it, treIhe @eiGafte In ber
etabt IoIeso, In pbensenanntem Counts
anb Staate, thut, nnb BAT beiaste 6irma be
6unn1e bon einbunbert Dollars
fas ieben San bon aatarrb be;abIen tpirh,
ter bur9 b,m @ebran1 bon 9aIIs 2as
tarsk,4ar ni4t eebeilt tperben faun.
5efhmoren boz mir unb unter.
(~') fdrieben In rteiner Gesentpart ani
4 SEAL 8. ssptsmber y. .. 8s.
t~} u. 3D.. @IeafsM
6fentIiher Retar.
4aa'S 9atarrb &ur tpirs tnnerlid senpm,
men, anb tpirtt birett auf bas glut uns bic
H!eimiSen Dberfa4en bes Spite.ns. aabt
Gadb ,tn,ionit 5eusniiie fcminen.
s. s. Gbenes & Co., Toiebe, o.
80 8erfauft bon 9lpctbefern, 75 gts.
2alI's Tamilien.6illen iinb bte beiten.
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II. Sapitel.

GS 1T Elm merfwiirOioes Ding, penn
Senano bon Der @utmiitbieteit 2lnoerer
gu ieben bat. S6aui.3iidaro fiibrte
iuabrbaftis fein lei6tes 9tmt, aber iein
9pbn ipuroe ibm nur in Geitalt BON
2rinfseloern ausbejablt, unb oaB se'
raoe ieet Der aSereiu seoen bic Grints
9eloerA INNER usitere Oimenlionen
annabnl traf i'm uno feline Gollesen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-22
Setale Jeiertasss GrcurIipms.
Staten.

Bon unb nod allen puntten an Der
Sabli6eu 8acific. .9abn am 23.. "a,
25., 30. unb 81. DECEMBER unb l. Sa.
nuar, ahltis 3ur Radfabrt bis 3. 5a'
nuar 1898 CUR Rate bon elm unb elm
Srittel oes Jebrpreiies fhr bic Runb.
reiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-22
,,@enm mandrr Mann uiiBte.

og8enn man9er Mann tuiiBte. a.
Otele befannte 9tebensart bat cine
iutereiionte Gntitebun9s @eididte.
GinItmals fabrte Sarl Der .3luOlfte,
aOni9 pOn Sdme6en, lpabrenS leines
aufentbaltS in Sdlelien bel einem
9altwirtb in Sdweionis elm, obne BON
bieiem ertannt gu merben. Der @irtb
bebanbelte ieinen @ait, Oeilen 9leuBes
res linn nidt uiel gu uerlpre6en lGieu,
uadlailis unb unhUili6. Ger 96nig
idmies uno lieB li1 9llleS 9sfallen.
Che er aber abreilte, i1rieb er an Die
2biir ieineS 3immer5 Die nafltebenoen
Worte:
u8enn mand)er Dtunn ludbte, ,per mcndyer
Wanu mar,
Sab nldnd)er Otnnn nlaud]ent Oiaun moMd).
mai mIebr Chr,
gSeil mander Nfdnn nidlt iueiB, iper malI.
der @louu 1T,
Drum mauder Miann muudjtu Dlaim
mandlnlal pergtBt."
Spdter erfubr ber @irtb, petd)en bOBen
SAT- er beberbergt, uno bdtte nun germ
feline unb0fli1feit mie6er gut gemadt !;
aber oas nor nidt m09li6. Tim jebo6
anoere Dor dbnliden WiiBbesriffen Slt
Waruen, lies er Die erwdbuten @ortc
Dor Der 3biir ieineS SauleS anbrin9eu,
mo iie bis Dor SurSem nod 81 leien
lpQTert,
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sie llnid)llb bpm 9anoe. Gin Che,
puar bon ausmart8 beiu9t in Der Reli.
beng gum erlten Wiole ciu automas
tii6es Heitaurant. g9ie nm Der Gbes
mann elm 3ebnpfeunisitiid berporsiebt,
um e8 in ben Gerfauf8apparat Ill
itedeu, bdlt ibu feline 6rau iuriid nit
BEN g9orten: n0u lpiti: cod uidt
Gein 9elo bafilr auSaeten? Ga obcn
auf Dem Bladat teifl IS naSOyiitlid
3ebnpieuni9itiide itrO tfi 0em gIui,
mGrter erb0ltlih."
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NAT SULZBACHER

102 Of.GOmmereefrabe. San 9lntoai
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-22

- Manden f6eint bic Ratur uur
borum geI6offen 3u haben, bauit bic
Menf6beit ui6t su itoI3 merbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-22

G9arafteriifii6es bum Jiirifcn Sis=
marf. Sm Sabre 1851, ais bic Slutb
Der politii6eu 2eioenI6aft in 0euti1s
Lamb nod iebr bod 9in9, trat 8ismard
zines Cages in elm @aitbaus in 8ers
lin, um elm Glas 9ier 81 trinfen. Gin
Mann in ieiner Ndbe, Der ii9 our1
bic slnweienbeit ieiner 5reuube unter>
itiist fiiblte. besann iiber Elm Mit9lieb
Der fonisli6en Sanilie 3u ldimpfeu.
Bismarf iab ibn an unb iaste rubig:
nWenn sic bieien 9taum ri6t perlal.
fen baben, bepor i'd mein Bier ausses
trunten babe, 10 meroe i'd bieien &ru9
auf Sbrem aopf seridlasen. Damn
leerte er beb6d)tig iein @las, uno ba
ber Mann Die @arnuug nidt beadtete,
10 9ing Sismarcf auf i'm 5u uno ihlug
inn nit bem @la8 auf ben &opf, bis
er beulerb 81 8ooen fiel. Damn fragte
er ben aellner n p@as foitet oas @las?"
besablte es uno gin9 aemddlib oauon,
obne baB Giner i'm gu beldltisen ses
iua9t bate. gu oieier 3eit mar er
fdUn Elm Wlann uon politii6er Stels
lung unO Der auerfaunte Siibrer ser
fonierpatiuen 4artei aber getreu iei>
mem Grunoias nabm er itet8 Die Sffens
iipe, inoem er feline @jegner, no
immer CT lie trat nit allen @affen
auQriIf.
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cages . WeIisfeiten.
z II | q n B..

J II @ II D..
Sn Der StaatsIeaislatur BON 8ir.
ginien III eine "Anti- Flirt Bil'' einge.
brc6t morben, msI1e @eIbbuBeu unb
6aftiirafen fehfebt fur bas stpedloie
Qerunllnagern iunger Mdnner tn ber
Wdbs BON gr3iebungsanfaIten fdr
iunge Wdb6en!
= Sn ber lebten gabineisRBung tn
Waibineton, mel9er alle MitgIieber
bes cabinets nit Nusnabme Mlgers
beipobnten, uurbe einiiimmig beidloi.
len, bic prineipien Der gipiIbienhres
form Itritt aufreft 3u baIteu.
- Senator WoIcott BON @pIorabo
bat ansebrobt, fein amt als yunbess
ieaator nieber3ulegen, tpenn bic Nbs
miniftration ben 6inan3reform plau
oes S6abamisiefretdrs Gage umters
fiuBen iollte.
MuSla lanb.
= Inter iebr beutlider anipieIuug
auf einen vpeinliden 8orfaa" Ia
Medlenburss ssStrsIib'i6en 9oftreilen,
bel welGem cine priu3eIRn uub elm
9atai bic Sauptroaeu fpielen, ma6t
ber gerliner iocialiftif1e ,8orwdris"
bic folgenben biif9en Bemertunaen:
Cine nOrbbeutide prin3eifin bat einen
Sobn bes 8oltes geboren. 9as fur
uus grfreulife bnran III, baB man in
b6belen 9egionen ben 8oben aum 3u.
fammenmirten nit Mdnnern aus benz
prOletariat gefu6t unb sefunben bat.
Der Water bat fi9 sur Beriprsuns bes
8iubes erboieu."
- Die biesidbrige Srauben @rnte
ont Rbein 1T beenbigt. Der grtrog III
nur elm SritteI ober cine baIbe Miitel.
ernte. Die Nualitdt islI iubeB bebeu.
tenb befer ausgefalen iein, a!s erpar.
tet Durbe. Sm September bate man
geftir6tet, baB baS raube Wetter bie
3snnben p6uig aerf6rt babe.
- Die betannte Goubretie Marie
@eihinger. bic Dor Sabren aud5 anf
ameritaniiden 8hbnen NIT grfolg auf.
getreten lit. tpirb in n66Iter 3eii ouf
ber 8arieie.Bahne i'm Yerliuer Wiu.
tergarten aufireten unb bamit BON iu.
geubli9eu Rolleu elm fir alemuI Qb.
fdieb nsbmsu. sic LIT iebt So Sabre
alt!
= Die mieberbolt aufsetaudten 8ee
rhhte tiber ben ungiinftigen 8eIunos
beitsaufanb be8 5ersoas 4Ifreb bon
Sa4ien' aOburs unb Gotba, 6ersoas
BON gbinburgb, finben 8efdtigung
bur6 bic 0adridht, baB Der Sersua
Wtitte Sannar auf drstIiaen aatb su
ldngerem aufentbalt nad assppteu
ssbt.
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Gin origi,leIirs 0emrnti.

Sn einem beutiGlen Gieinltaote, ber
ieit lan9erer 3eit jcbcn niGt mebr
lelbititanois eriitirt, cridjen ein tleines
6e9ierungsblatt, l2cld}c5 in sen letter
Sabren beS uerfloIlenen Sabrbunberts
als 9leueran9 einen Seuilletonroman
unter benz Strid bro9te. lin bas,
lpenn au6 bauals nod lebr 9elinge
Sdriftltellerbonorar gu eriparer1 arbeiz
tete ser 9leoafteur 0ramen, mel@e su
jener j3eit Seniation erregten, gu So
manen I'M. 60 fam aud Sdillers
uGabale unb 0iebe" an Sic Neibe. s(ls
bic porleste 6ortieeuns erldienen lpar,
tuelde bamit idluB, baB 2uile unb
8erbinanb Die persiftete Simonabe
trinfen, erbielt bie 9tebaftion aus bem
fiiritliden Sabinett fOlgenoes gfreiz
ben:
nSereniiIimu8 haben 9erubt, Siren
9loman nit gtufmerfiamfeit unb boben1
Snterene su lelen. 6odberielbe min
iden, baB Seroinanb uno 2uile an bem
@ifte ni9t iterben. Gas @aar fSnnte
pielleidt bur6 elm @esenoift eerettet
fperben. Der Sofmari dalI."
Der 0ieoafteur mar perSpeiielt, benn
al8 bas Onin0ie Gdreiben eintraf, mar
Ser S6luB oes 9iouans, in mel6em
bas- feierlide SesrdbniB bes 2iebess
paares 9eidilbert murbe, 6ereits in
ben Sdnben Der 2eier. 9tber mas pere
nlOdte nidt bic Sur6t Dor fiirltli6er
lln9nabe? gini9e Stunben nod Dem
@ri6einen DER Summer nit ben,
RomanidluB muroe Elm Grtrablatt fol-
senoe,l Snbalts aus9e9eben:
Scr in Dem 9ioman ,Gabale unb
2iebe' 9emelbete SOB bon 6erbinanb
unb 2uiie berubt auf einem Srrtbum
uniereS aorreiponbenten. 9eibe be-
finoen ii6 redt iuobl unb merben benz
nadit ibre Sod5eit feiern. Die So
mile Wliller III bur6 Die @naoe ibres
9anoesberrn in BEN Sreiberrnitanb
erboben unb Wlajor SerbinanS p. @als
ter an Stelle ieines perurtbeilten 8as
ters gum Brdlioenten ernannt iporSen.
llnieren &Orrelponbenten, Der uns BEN
falIfen Seri6t ianbte, Baben mir ent>
In55en.
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Horter Gier
OCHS & ASCHBACHER

Opernsldier, &esenidirme. Spa
sierft6de finbst Sbr ID i66nier 4uss
mabl bel @riber 8rDs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
To quiet Land Titles.

Ths following Is tnc ieKt o. Senator Dia-
reli's bill to quiet land titles. introduced
this IDoruias.
a hin % be entitled sn act TO provide for
preliminary bearings in trials Of t-espssz
to try title 10 zeal estate. for a more
speedy settlement Of lana titles in his
Stete aud 10 repeal all laws and parts
Of laws IN oondic, with the provisions Of
his Ect
Be II enacted ~ the legislature OF the State
q TEXAS
Section J. Wherever any T~rson in this
State is sued for any lands. teuenents or
olser real property. he shall have the right
&c demand preliminary hearing at any
regular term OF court by presenting zworr
plea stating sat he and .hoee under whom
b holds has bal aad held adverse and
isascea possession OF the lands. tene-
r4euts or other real property sued ;or. cui-
t-ra,.rg, uslug or enjoyiaF same or part
thereof, and L psrt only, then designating
such past. asa paving taxes thereon for
tbs space o. ten years. and Il upon such
prelirl nary hearing IL shall be found that
his sSi4 plea Is true, the trial shall no,
further progrtss. ana judgment shall be
feuIe-ei tor TIE aefendaut for such LANDS.
trIsmeu's o. other rcal property proyi led.
TIA, q such r'ea .or preliminary hearing
shall be found rnuue. she cauEc shall pro
gress upon the other issues * there are
AIRY. hen there has been an announcement
o. ready .or trial Oh the entire Ease before
entering upon the preliminary hearing, and
which announcement shall be required OF
ell parties before entering upon any such
trial: provided further. that whenever 4
preliminary hearing iS asked for rs herein
provl5ed. and sqch plea be found untrue.
tine defendant prescribing such plea shall be
aijulgFd 10 pay the costs Of the enire suit
Irrespective Of the final result: and. pro-
sidel further thal when any such plea for
preliuinsry bearing is presented. the OPP
pos.te party may require OF such person
fres-ut,1g such plea security FOR cost, con
diGqael 4ro. the result Of SUCH prelimin'
arr he2rirg
Ste 3 Upon any such preliminary hear
ing as provided for IN the preceding article
the orty issues that shall Se inquired into
shall Ice those Of the character and length
o. i1e defendants possession and payment
% taxes aud no questions OF the disability
% minority. OF persons Of unsound mind. Of
be- raised uron such preliminary trial; pro-
yiie3. slills pending when this act takes
effect thail not be governed by its pro
Visions ane further. that the provisions "
ihis act shall not apply TO suits to recover
lsodS teusmenw or other real property for
unpaid purchase money, or suits tor land,
teremens or other real property sued for
..ter and IN pursuance OF any foreclosure
s1lo under deeds OF trust, mortgages. O.
under execution order 81 sale yenditioni
eSponas or foreclosure proceedings of what
soeycr character.
Ser. 8 That all laws and parts OF laws
cnuEistiug with the provisions of this act
be. and the same are hereby repealed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Denial from pashieii.

Austin, Texas January 2l.-Referrins to
certain Allegations which have been made
anert the selection Of committee chairmen.
Speaker pasAioli gave ont the following
.o- publication this evening;
"A formed the vsrions house committee.
- that The platform pledges made 10 thc
people Of Texas by the democracy might
be redeemed. The statement that Governor
Culberson directly or indirectly advised me
IS 10 the personnel 81 any Of the house
committees is false The statement that
o1erea any COMMITTEES craftsmanship or as.
siennsn; to any member o. the house in
consideration q his support in the speaker
ship race is false. l refused to make Mr..
Giibough chairman Of the committee on
towns and city corporations because ! was
reliably informed that be and his dem
eeraiie colleague disagree on certain pro-
posed amendments to the charter Of Gall
weston and was unwilling to prefer one
above the other"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
shnnflnr nj MiilIcnn.

Millican. Texas, January 2l.-This morn
ing about II O'Clock Dick Curd, resident
OF Peach Creek. shot and MORALLY wounded
one OF his renters. Ed Allen. The affray
occurred In a. J. Edwards saloon. The
difficulty commenced about the clearing Of
some land Mr.. Curd ordered Allen off his
place. This morning Curd rode into town
with a double barreed shotgun. and was
standing in the door of Edwards saloon
when Allen also rode up with "A Winchester.
Curd threw his gun up TO his face. when
Allen slipped off Of tho horse on the OPP
positc side. The load OF shot entered the
horses shoulder. killing him instantly.
The second shot struck Ed Allen In the
side and thigh. Allen fired one shot with
his Winchester, the bullet slightly wound
ing Curd In the leg and passing through the
door OF the barroem. Allen walked across
the railroad to McMlchael's store, when he
was completely overcome by the loss Of
blood, and there he fell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Judiciary No. =.

Austin. Texas, January 2i.-House !u-
dietary committee No. discussed Evans
bill prohibiting the sale of cigarettes TO
minors. The vote was tie and Chairman
Bailey voted :or all unfsvorable report
Favorable reports were ordered on the fol-
lowing; Hendsrson's bill regarding day
light burglaries, Beairds bill regarding re-
ceiving and selling stolen property and
Roean's bill, making II an offease to put
high life, ,urpeniine or other drugs on
dumb animals.
The committee on privileges and cleo
lions began the hearing Of the contested
election case Of Brigance w. Bennett Sew
erzi witnesses were examined II will be
nun her Of days before the testimony Is
all in.
Senate judiciary committee No. ! de-
ferred action on Lewis fellow servant bin
Until next Tuesday. TO give opportunity 10
those who desire 10 be heard on The ques-
ton. The assignment bills were deferred
untn next Thursday for the same purpose.
The house committee on State affairs has
deferred action on The fee bills until Tues
dsy TO allow those VINO desire to have q
hearing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Waco Texas, January 2l.-The democrats
of Waco have appointed the following re-
ception committee to meet Hon. w. j,
90: Richard Coke, r. L. Henry, ID. II,
Hardy, o. l.. strIbling. Cullen f, Thomas,
W. l.. Radney. X. d. PARROT. J, w. Har-
ris, W. s. Baker. s. A. Hogan, John Sleep
er. j W. Taylor, T. A. Blair. Mort Standi-
fer, T.. A. Jones, b q. Mckie. $. L. Jones,
W. T, Watt, Il. s. Triplctt. NJ, L. Graves,
W. G. Brann. $. i. Ross, G. c. McCulloush,
$. =, Mills. Joney Jones, J. W. Baker. w.
IA. Jenkins, l.. W. Campbell. II. II. Gray.
W. II. Mrwilliams. John 7. Battle. George
Holman. W. L. Prather, James J. Moore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
FIR. Dcpnr,mcpt Election.

Corsicana. Texas. January 2l--At a meet
Ing Of the fire department the following
officers were elected last night for the en-
suing year; Chief, j. ], Strupper; assist
ant chief, j. a. figbee; II. Il. Kinsloe. fore
man hook and ladder No /: T. NJ, Cobb.
foreman No .; Bank Sutherland. treasu-
rer. a grand banquet was rendered the
members OF the company after the election
OF officers.
Professor NJ. Howard. superintendent OF
public instruction, is very seriously Ill with
la grippe,
Hon. Bryan T. Barry OF Dallas was here
yesterday He left last night for Houston,
Mr.. H. s, Scales, manager of the Corsi-
cana Cotton oil company, has returned
from Waxahachie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
The senate.

Austin. Texas, January 2i.-Among the
bills returned to the senate this morning
with favorable committee recommendations
were one to validate Confederate land
certificates; one to provide for the survey
and set aside 100000 acres of the unappro-
priated public domain for the maintenance
OF a State university for colored youth, and
one to appropriate $4,000 for the relief of the
Buckner Orphans home at Dallas
The president announced the addition of
Senator Terrell to judiciary committee No.
2 and Senator Harrison to IL. committee
on public health. Also announced the fol-
lowing committee:
On labor-Neal, Rogers, Darwin, Burns.
Wayland.
Coughs bill to appropriate $4,000 for the
relief Of the Buchner home was laid before
the senate on second reading and its pas
sage to engrossment urged by its author in
a brief speech.
Mr.. ColquiI opposed the bill on constitu-
tional grounds and stated that it wa, with
considerable regret that he did so owing to
the magnitude of the calamity which had
overtahen the home. But he did not think
That the victims OF calamity were more
worthy OF relief from the state in one in
stance than another. For instance the
sherman cyclone sufferers and the Cisco
sufferers had not asked for appropriations
Senator Bowser supported the bill.
Senator Presler made an argument In
support of the constitutionality of the bill,
ana cited presidents for its passage.
Senators Stafford and Harrison opposed
the bill because tho home was in a meas
ure sectarian, and Senator Harrison did
not know that the appropriation was at all
necessary.
Senator Goss did not think this a cues
ton of philanthropy, but rather a ques-
ton of constitutional construction and upon
that ground opposed the bill Further he
did not think this true case OF public
calamity as it was not one beyond the
reach of private charity.
Senator Ross opposed the bill on con-
stitutional grounds
The bill was defeated by vote of II
to 49,
message from the governor announcing
certain appointments was received and II
was decided to 90 into executive session
al ~ o'clock noon, tomorrow for the con-
sideration thereof
Senator Lewis bill making the period
OF limitation for the beginning of actions
LOT personal Injuries two years was laid
peiore the senate on second reading and
made the special order for next Monday.
A resolution by Senator Dibrell in honor
OF the memory OF the late John ireland was
adopted by rising vote.
Senator Lewis bill making it optional to
nave Jury in cases OF forcibls entry and
uelainer was laid before the senate on sec.
ohu reauing ana passed TO engrossment.
senator Tilletts bill provlling for tho
lakiFg OF eN parte dispositions of certain
Officers of corporations was laid before the
senate on second reading. and after hav-
ing peen amended by Senator Lewis to in
eiune any agent or employe OF a corpora.
tion where contract act or conduct forms
lne basis OF the suit, was passed to en-
grossnent. w
resolution by Senator Ross in honor of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Nomination.. Presented.

Austin. Texas. January 21.--The follow
lug message was received in the senate this
morning from the governor:
t. the Senate;
TIE ADVICE and consent of the senate is
respectfully asked TO the following appoint
fucnts.
Assistant attorney general-Mann Troe
Secretary OF state--J. w. Madden OF
Houston county.
AdiGtant genoral-W. II. Mabry of Ma
mon county.
Commissioner of agriculture. insurance
statistics and history-A. j. Rose of Bell
county.
State health ofAoer--Dr. II. NJ. Swear
lnscn OF Travis county.
Commissioners OF pcnitentiaries-Willia
Clemens OF Comal county: l.. NJ. Open
hcImer Of Travis county; S. NJ. Fry OF Tar
rant county.
Superintendent Of penltentiaries-L. a.
Wha,ley OF Cass county.
Assistant superintendent of penltentiarles
at Huntsyllle--J. &. Smlthcr OF Walker
county.
Assistant superintendent Of penitentiarles
at Rush, y. Gibson OF Cherokee county.
Financial agent of pepitentiaries-J. $.
Rice OF Tyler county.
Inspectors OF penitentiaries-T. f. Dur
ham OF Gregg county Wharton Bates OF
Brazora county.
judge OF the criminal district court Tor
the counties OF Galveston and Harris-E.
d. Gavin OF Galveston county.
Trustees for house OF correction and re-
formatory--W. c. O'Bryan OF McLennan
county: G. NJ. Shumate Of Coryell county
A. Matthews Of Coryell county. vice C. A,
Rogers, resigned
Board Of trustees OF the orphan asylum
Jink Evans, Il. W Johnson. C. NJ. West
brook. all Of Navarro county.
Board OF managers OF Confederate home
W. l.. Cabell OF Dallas county, II. Il. Shell
ley OF Travis county. j b. Rodgers OF
Travis county, Levi Shackelford OF Travis
county. W. l.. Stephenson OF Hays county.
Board OF managers for North Texas hos =
pital for the insane. 8. Grlnnan. A. II .
Ables. w. A. Brooks. James Young. DR..
A. j. Childress. all OF Kaufman county
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