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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Souvenir Sketches, the Catholic
Hallowell'' is the title of a brochure
just issued. 1t includes half tone
portraits of Rev. Chas. w. Doherty of
Augusta, and Rev. J. P. Michigan of
Hallowell, and pictures of the ex-
teriors and interiors of the Catholic
churches of the three cities. Rev. FIR.
Dolerty contributes an interesting
sketch of st. Mary's church. and Rev.
FIR. Hamel also contributes historical
sketch of st. Augustine's church, cut
Of the convent as we'll as of the church
accompanying the article. The sketch
of the Gardiner church, ST. Joseph's,
is illustrated by exterior and interior
views, also by one of the parochiai
residence Rev. J. P. Michigan con-
tributes the sketch of the history of h S
church, Sacred Heart, at Hallowell.
The remainder of the volume is filled
with advertising matter The subject
matter of the book, other than the ad-
vertising features, which overshadow
the other portions, is we'll written and
deeply interesting to a large number
of people in the three cities. Accord
ingly it would seem to deserve better
than it got for the press work is cheap
in the extreme. Surely the subject
matter is worthier of a better setting.
The out-of- town parties who got it up
must have made "a good thing
financially, if they collected for all the
advertisements and paid the printers,
also out town parties, no more
than their worl. was worth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

The town of Sidney loses an old and
valued citizen in the death of Mr.
Bradford Sawtelle, who passed away,
Thursday, Nov. II. He was in his seth
year, and had been one of the leading
and most successful farmers of the
town. He served for many years as a
member of the board of selectmen. He
was born and lived all his life on the
neighbor and the soul of hospitality
His death will be sincerely mourned by
a large circle of friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
The Ballad Of ths Gridiron,

Bln: and bang. and the fun begins.
Trump! and a thud. and the horns are
locked!
Sprint and scurry and save your skins,
Legs are twisted and skullsare knocked.
over the field sweeps a wolfish pack,
Over the field with a curdling yell:
Surely the scene doth nothing lack
Holding the mirror to Dantes he'll.
Padded and plated tine men are lined,
Braced and bandaged they wait the
word.
Seem they to you as of human kind
Are they not like to a savage herdp
Shaggy the hair on each matted head,
Fiery the eye by the cushioned nose:
Silent they wait till the word is said
Pitching them forward against the foes.
All in a tangle the fighters fall,
Legs wildly waving from under the
heap.
See the limp form from the midst that
they haul
Dead? He's not dead-he is only asleep.
Strained is each muscle awaiting the
word.
Thrilled with excitement behold one and
all:
Fiercely they mix up-the signal is heard
Crushing and trampling-and this is foot
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13
4 Card.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a fifty cent bottle
cure your cold or cough. we also warrant
twenty-five cent bottle to prove salts.
factory or no pay.
Bowditca & Webster, Augusta
John Coughlin. Augusta
F. X. Courtemanche, Augusta.
Arthur Tetrault. Augusta.
Mixer & johnson. Augusta.
+. G. Kinsman & Co., Augusta.
Chas. X. Partridge, Augusta.
Temple Pharmacy, Augusta.
A. r. Hutchinson. Hallowell.
c. H. Beane. Gardiner
II. D. Robinson & Co.. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

A dealer in sporting goods reports
that his business has been extra good
this season, especially in the line of
guns. The camera business is very
good. There is probably not a city CT
it's size in the State, that contains more
camera "cranks' than Augusta. and
this makes business good for the deal
ers in supplies. and the photographers
One firm has recently received from a
well-known camera manufactury, a
camera that is destined to be very
popular. 1t is an improved pocket
camera, a little more expensive than
others, but it is the style upon which
it is built that attracts attention. The
camera folded is about inches long,
by in width, and about an inch in
thickness, so that it can easily be car
ried in the pocket. When in use a por-
ton is pulled out, and all is ready. 1t
takes a picture twice thS-size of the
ordinary pocket cameras Has a univer-
sal focus lens, with four different sizes
of diaphragms, and operates a film.
The case is of aluminium covered with
leather, thus making it light. 1t is
truly a delight for a true devotee of
the popular fad to look upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13
WHEN IN BOSTON, sToP AT THE
American House,
Hanover ST., near scollav s

Nearest of the large hotels to Union
Station. Steamers, business and amuse-
merit centres.
LARGEST ROOMS in the city for the
price ($1.00 per day and upward.) Steam
heat and electric light in every room in
the house. $4,000 has just been spent on
the house. giving patrons every modern
improvement and convenience at moder-
ate prices.
Eu Rt,PEAN PLAN. The special break
at so cents are famous.
&C. A. JONES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Those who live in houses upon the
hills that lead down to Water street,
had a peculiar pastime. Friday. Ihey
would sit by their front windows, and
watch the different modes of procedure
of the people, who gracefully, and I'M
gracefully slipped and fell upon side
walks. In every case, the first thing
that the unlucky person would 49,
would be to look around in all direc-
lions, presumably to see who was LOOK
ing. Some would laugh; some would
not do a thing, but would painfully
walk away; while some "wouldnt 40
thing" but curse the steep hills, the
snow, and everybody in general until
the air would be blue. 1t is study as
well as a pastime. this watching people
fall by the wayside, for it will snow up
the different natures of those VINO fail'
and one can see who can bear grief
with a smile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

The fire alarm was on rampage
Friday afternoon, judging by the way it
would speak every little while, caused
by the crossing of the wires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

The first horse sled for 1897 in Au-
gusta appeared about o'clock, Friday
afternoon, but it appeared to be rather
hard shedding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Ernest Murch, the Journal night ma
chinist, who injured the fingers on his
left hand so badly, Tuesday evening,
will leave for his home in West Sum-
ner, today. His hand is getting along
as nicely as could be expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Judge A. G. Andrews who has been
in the eastern part of the State lee
turing upon the A. Q. U. w. question.
is expected home, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

F. W. Johnson of Waterville, and
Frank Johnson of Rutland, VT, were
in the city, Friday, upon business, reg
istering at Hotel North.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Manager Smart and the members of
his polo team left upon the 3.45 train,
Friday, for Portland, where they played
in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

l.. c. Cornish returned, Friday,
from Wiscasset, where he has been
conducting a very important case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

from an extended trip through Michi
gan and Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

]. H. Totman and c.. NJ. Holt went to
their homes in Pishon's Ferry, Friday,
to pass Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

If you want a good apricot for 10
cents can, read G. w. Wadleighs ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

j. M. Currier, the owner of the patent
governing the manufacture of the self
heating flatiron, and H. T. G. Chap
man, the New England agent, are at
Hotel North, and they will remain
there until they can secure an agent to
control the sales in Kennebec county.
The iron itself is a nckle plated one,
weighing about six pounds and heated
by gasoline, the cost Of heating, for
one year being only 81. and it is war
ranted for 10 years. There are over
100000 now in use in the United States,
and their salty is proved by the fact
that there has never been an accident
reported from any, while there are
thousands of genuine testimonials.
There is good money in it for the
agent, who secures Kennebec county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Miss Annie Merrill and Mrs. Croker
OF Pittston, are visiting Mrs. c. r.
Sabin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13
Avail yourselves of this opportun

Avail yourselves of this opportunity
if you want a cape or jacket. Buckley
& Goodrich have just received from a
large manufacturer, who was obliged to
retire on account of ill health, lot of
garments at great sacrifice which en-
ables them to offer one lot $13 and $l4
jackets at 1898 while they last, blacks,
greens and tans. Also a few black
boucle capes lined and interlined,
thibet trimmed, at $3.98 and great
bargain in a 3O-inch black astrachan
cape, Canada marten fur collar and
piping at $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

c. w. Jones, Esq, made a bushes!
trip to Waterville, Friday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13
a fine stock o. Child
ren's Russian Blouse,
Norfolk, MILDLY and
Double Breasted Suits,
At Z E. DAVIS e. cos.
Dyspepsiass 5 sa:se y sad h ca: ii

SSrs positively cured. Grover Graham's
removes all distress, and permanent
lure - rec OF the most chronic and severe cases
hots. Ilaranteed. Do not suffer! A 80 cent
= T"t y VIII convince the. most skepticaI.
rn.t: A lm & Co., Druggists, Au-
- d1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-13

Ling Kuro cures that hacking cough.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Fellow Servant Bill Made the Special Order for
Monday Next.
BOTH HOUSES ACCEPT noUsToN's INVITATION
Will Trip the State Exempted by Amendment
from johnson Grass LawGonor Cubcrsoa Psvors State
Convict Farms--To Exempt Manufactures from Tax


this sir ps;
this State
them adjust
eliau q the amount
broush, fer the eel,on Of such loss or aanisc b. IRE
That all laws aEa Of laws ast hsHA nc api tho same are
section TAs, article ssi t., section
Statutes 1875 hi hereafter Rad toia~f Article 1861 si Ia The event
or Joint policies Of Insurance or should @ gu Of siaa,s m ,n This
ser11sea
decided
of barrel be Levied the output beer hc"e in ' state Aaa
all 1 her., s, si y w. o's ~ , ~ ' s q. m - -. ~ ~
s ,s 49, s s ,.s a.. -. -. =. e. s !"
johnson bill house v.h
House pataAr's decided
bin eaE the sa'ay ssors uaih the sei appointed
daoe4 ,ai re.aoa il s house vss provides ~ Ana5r ,se coagis.
so Aas TIE as tss Of ose an sefesf4 ie tsr years In r a
resolution by Mr. IaAhn
reatea,.e. appeared
purchase OF lands un
which system Governor col
tesoa d no, know
re,sas "a w. ~ ~ ~, t ". asa.s IN i-yar Of me farm
.toaea sAauid entertain r
otate rsr you go and vAie It vas MAJ
.s, q F ss vie Aa 'a s9 CT s,as healthy
CO. a "a 49, !. - 'A 0 probable receipts be
a5zrosroe, "a p.isTes -. % -, cav oe IN the matter ct
ssFe FSt @ e -aas a'sAt be man in
'tfi 4oa1ssi eoli5 cncaae 10 re-
zeay p.s fo- nse4ea ,sfes,are, rr ,h . nave
-, al ne Sse'ara AL 'eaa eel peaca-y board
Nesr, ''s here today 20 a,fsAr before
'rs .s.i'E aaate ~ rauca, law elm
re Hraa serg At er 80 ,. " '' AGs
fese- a tae As ~, b. -sv. Do, , tha '' 'a'
ss2.ss .ieasl H. 3s TOO eul,r ' s Evans l 'a'he'
~ m,.s. ~ sA.es'.as u Australian eoan, district.
l-y aaarp'a @ Heas'op aal Galveston invitations to yi. those
nr., @ "a 10 20 i. r r., - OK The ,.a for
,,..ta e. l af'r sA's er4eaoa Of he ir ~ b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
Killed by Ca,ing Earth,

"'''ooFh' Texas February ll.-Yester-
'"y morning the li-yoar-old daughter of
a man named Gallaher, living on the prazos
''''r on Eel & Nnbor's plantation. was
uSned TO death by cRving bank of the
,','' Il seems that his children had du.,
. piayhoufe back under the bank n dls.
u,aoe CT some feet, ana when thc chil6'"n
n m(", uoWn 10 the river for water that
into tbe D yns little girl ran aud ju,ared
'' ,, IN On her, crushing her to death,
r,ni nss,s, Edwards and Hawkins have o.
here "'''"'eii OF the W ora
:, uw'ng to the dlsagreeable weather etc
than ,,s,,os pelng pushed rather slower
NJ N S AZ this season o. the year.
bo F cannon Of near Sandy rolr. Texa.
Wn moved here and Is serseqnt on The
labor A~s lust Put IN convict
a. n. Royder & Bro hsvs ,uos t..
sar.,'oh AGAINST A. Hill for obsirnetinr n
''fee' leading 20 their Gin and mill nlap,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12


~h'r aud governed hy The general atsi-,.
T in'li iaW. rs tilfed in This rtsut-~ ,.J
upon Tho making ~ such agsir,r,.'.,. .,'
- attachments. wrils II process or leyi,.
or R1ratshi1cais shalt he dissolved and ,ha
property ,ufrad over 10 ihe ass'soee
NltnfNeF auy debtor being IN
''''' tna4 confess 1-irinyu. CT a. any
4el oT make any Conveyance vhrret,,. M.
Or ipore AZ his en- li.ofs sam o,tsi.. ''
preference over any ~ hls oihcr cr.t,,,,.'
~ Fhsl ct9ii 20 do ans act Which =. L., y
( .4"i nhy 90 20 prevent oap or morn 81 ~.
tf@aiuff from oAfainise z n-.f,-s,'., Us 'i'e
~ creditors or 10 be- ahail ,,ot Win, a.
~ afft ihe a-izurc o. Auy mn, S..
=, h'-cai. Or afy WI, Of process ~ l. ~.
b., e'N % KArnlthment msde agslne,
go 80 sh a'Signmen; as ab,se pro-
'.A'i arc one o. mere CREDITOR 80 ~.
r,-i,ns against the apbtn- 4, D. "'lI-"E
t+e" cr 'lofe may file po,i,l,n 10 ~. vi
Fift ar county court M gl,,r b,.is,, '-.!- e'e
al'lh iof we collection NJ dehts t,il., 80
sion o'ber,..-, -. 'ne oeuri. u ia srs-
'"a4hers summary hearlp.
at p hot4ee as ne court % futs, nag
tNf. 70 itr debtor sn1 20 ih.- plair
1900 ~ s'!l o. TO lhrir attorney %,
Is irsoiy,-. apltar ihai such debtor
a2oe aA} acr NJ made a8v ce,,,s,,,..' VI
ia 1ly oNs or mere ~ his gitorS
ote- we're about 10 obtain a nreferorrs
go L.s oihar creditou. o. mat 81. a.,
3 o. any wit or prooesg ~ ~.
- fach Wit or process Il sb,,,,
n lIe his debt and ihore 4 nn, go
Ns pfoi%fty % The debtor IA sst,ss.' -,
~ lrola ~ i1il the court shsii so.,,3.,,", '
I.e.l'er Who shall take no,Tsr,,- 1,,''',H'
s ~ no, exempt from. erecutiog "a, al
~. ~. PROPERTY SEIZED by aus Wi, a, 49,
yeye6 - sathlshneat' and an properly can
Eoipg provision also eij -, We Tore
ehoses IN action rad ,ue lentor's
mo money and distribute ny sae same
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
Nuendt Locatcd-purncd to Dcotn

bTenham. Texas, February 1l.-Kugadt.
the inhuman monster who murdered and
ofemated his sister. miraeulously disap-
pearing thereafter, has again been heard
irom' at least he is supposed to have been
heard from.
Every few days Sheriff Teaeue hears that
ne las been located and captured. but each
ume 1t transpircs that the man turns out
10 be some one else. This time Kucadt Is
'eporled TO have been captured at Kosse.
as the result of a sickening accidept YES
terday morning, Charles Campbell. n col
oreu youth OF tender years, was burned 10
CRISP at his mothers residence. five miles
v'A' Oh the city. His mother. who goes by
.He name OF Lucy Whitfield left homo
Huout 10 O'Clock 10 visit her mother. who
,t.s nearly mile distant. She saws she
w we little hoy ana his sister-an infant
.areF enc to waikiki bed After suend
ns PROBABLY an hour with her mother she
,eturhed hcme to find the il. FAINT girl wan
uering around in the field that surrounds
.ne mouse Wondering how the little girl
uVcatNe separated from her brother inc
M.mah walked rapidly towards the house
carving the baby in her arms. On enter,
lls me yard she was Mortified TO find inc
y"alIea remains OF the boy. living face
N'"hNerd' about ten feet from the door.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
EVANS As,InNAESr mn.
Much of - Practically the same a.
th~ i'f~.ent law.

A1"in- Eeass fet~iafY 1.-THE e-g,
sls'etn scs.--as % lhe E.srs n.li lersiat.
i.g as lspiae1ls ~Alr5 bas Aa,a fltsrsb',
reported 10 the assse 4al which ucl ~o-s
W for considerable ueyf weanes,i4y s-s
an exact oogy ~ tbe asessas asa. Ts q, "a,
Law a. e0atsinF,i 70 q. EteY4sss Statute,
of psE uils >. articles Il 10 - inclusive.
THIS iaE wai passea la 1879 Aad this
eiEhieen'h seciier thereof rroyi,bs mar a.
TEMPTED preferences O; credit0-A .hsi D.
deemed ffsndalsai ard u.fhcet effect o..
The supreme court has n NUMEROUS csses
hslf tha; - 'toes 20, repeal tf,e ne, c5a.
eernine fraudulent eoaTeyaroet Ia force
since ihe esrly DAYS q he Republic o.,
Texas, ard that ssia section D. refers o1i,
10 tncr assigamenik IS sfrs c5afeuiqistrd
nndss iac act q lsif heare .hc aEz ~ tA,-
uesa Ok ig0st for the purpose Of n4k.as
To ID. Arsi sixteen sections az tho 8,
signnen, lsw o. is7a sr Evans hrs added
tcctlou T. wc!fh is q copy Of Grilele g5f,
tiie 80. of TIE Revised ststuies Of f14-
and reads at follows
See. II. Every mortgage. deed Of .-ps,
or other form OF lien attemrl.s 4 no b. gl.e1
DE- tue owner Of any stock o. goods ware
or merchandise daily exposed 70 sale h.
parcels 10 me regular source of business
OF such merchandise spa contelnplatire /,
continuance q poesessi9u of saii goods
ana control OF said business by sale Of ssld
gooS by SAID owner, shall be deofurl
fraudulent and void
tho remaining sections are q Nr. Evan
construction aud read as follows:
sec. IL Any attempted preference n, orc
creditor or creditors OF ouch assly,'or ~,
mortgagor shall be deemed ,raud,,lsrt "a
without effect
See 10 Whenever the property Of an IN
solvent debtor is levied unon by aIts@S-
men, or any mesne prooeSs In favor Of
creditor, or a garnishmont IA ,',At
against debtor, such debtor may. within
hvo days. mako an asslgnmenA on All IA.
property not exempt by law, includipe al
ms choses IN action for the equal benefit
leases OF their claims as hereinafter sta.es
such assignment shall be made in accord
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
House Committees.

Austin, Texas. February 1.-THE house
committee on counties and county boun-
daries met this afternoon and agreed upon
favorable report on bill permitting
counties TO refund their floating indebted
ness and bill requiring the commissioners
court OF each county TO, at cVery regular
meeting, mako an actual count OF the
money IN each fund and TO make uilidavit
as TO the amount, which affidavit shall be
kept in book prepared for that purpose
The house committee On education today
killed all bills providing compensation foI
county judges who act az eN-oftiaio super.
tntendonts of nuhlio Instruction
The house committee on claims and ac-
counts tonight reported favorahly on Tur-
ner bill providing for a pension for ) f..
Parks veteran Of the war for Texas in
dependence, and fer Martha Merchant
widow OF Berry Merchant a veteran of the
same war.
Also on Baileys bill. making an aprro-
priation to pay certain expenses Of qsrau-
tine incurred by citizens of Dewitt county
Under Rcss administration 1avurahly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
VJiiG HOSsIa.

Austin, Texas, February II The house
met at 10 o'clock, Speaker Dashell in the
chair.
Inc following bills were introduced
ny Bailey Bill 10 authorize the paymen,
OF all Just claims against the State in d.
| CURED IN enforcing the quarantine Laws.
aceiuing under the administration Of Coy
ernor Ross, IN the year lS90-lSol
NV Moore of Lainar-Bill to exemnt Ger
tain articles Of merchandise from the opera.
| ton u he Sunday law
/ 10y Molton-- Bill TO IT gulate the cole II ion
| OF lire insurance losses allowing the com.
lapios sixty DAYS in which to settle losses
.he poIicv to be liQudated demand 10
me amount Of its face.
fv O'Counor Bill defining fine nouers
and duties OF private corporations and
S'hhtlng street railways nov existing and
hereafter chartered the right to use The
Tracks ana roadbods Of ether street rail-
WAYS IN cities or Incorporated towns.
~ Llllard-- BIZ to prescribe the duty OF
mldwlVos and others towards infants af
lil''ed with sore eyes and TO provide n
yeat bl'ndLcss W i'e'
bf Vconnnr- Bill for the protection or
nc ana property against loss or dnmagr
r,"nn ''Sanl boilers and steam machinery
uNtrated By incompctent persona.
u" S'arlea- Bin to amend the loc.l en-.
| uoh 'nw to REQUIRE all local option elcctions
to he Tor district within the nlreaSv nrn-
seilbed election precinct lines.
Nv evans OF Hunt-Bill 10 provide labor
Nv Mslton-Blll relating TO the no,unc
or association Of rsurance comnaoisS "a
Sother, ana 10 prevent blacklistlna NJ o;,j
Gems nV insurance companies.
ny McGGughey (by rcduosD-puu ia o,,,.
'orin and stability 10 the Texas STATE Nor'
nl1' schools and Ia Their, hy raise tho stand.
e,u q efficiency among the teachers Of he
By Reircr- Bill to protect ,rprl;i,,.r
thereof ''''' tue PURPOSES
Nv bcaird-Rill in provide for the or.
Srvo OF level premium mutual ana ocoi
"s' 'hsu''tce companies IN this Sta,n
Hnd TOT the regulation thereof ''"'0'
ne following petitions wora lp,rod,,co,.
from ~ citzenG 81 Nusces co,,nt, os,'
"S mat hchse bill No 500 be npssrd' AN
rom fog'y-Cne ctizcps al ColNs-, -
sirnn,, .pr Inc enactment Of general AZ.
~. rom on iIs citizens Of Arkansas co iu.y o,t.
From citizcrs of San sah, INK, s'u,
lhat riNl and criminal lur,sl',fin, SSSNinP
stored to Faid caunfv '''"A 90 re
to cold storage, county relating
rr r. ,nn Gins o. Nc,."1nan county ag,,
From citisSpa Of - a. si,,neent gnmc law
corning tho retail sale OF : n, 60, m', 3, con
From citizens Of Sherman 'S onn nquors
OF that CITY. 'o'pora'e limits
IRON FROM 500 citizens II Mc-,,l'oc, ,orr,.
mai I1ris ss9lnsi Restoring cil and srir
From citizens ana s".lly'
county, asking for uri,c",,t,i.7 ~ Mason
scholastic month. u'"y as 10 the
Ffam citizens Of concho cour,r ~
snd,nin,,on from the operation ~, ~, as.ins
''e" 0'V citizens CT the city Of Waco rro
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
THE SENATE.

Austin, Texas, February li-Mr staff
FORD offered resolution providing for the
appointment Of another committee clerk.
who is to gather data for the Committee
appointed to redistrict the State and the
came was laid over until tomorrow.
a memorial was sent up by Mr.. Ross.
coming from the Albert Sidney Johnston
camp OF ex-Confedorntes at Paris. Lamar
county asking that the law governing tho
Nonieuefa'e home be amended so that Old
solaieis may be allowed to remain at their
ancc. N'
petition Was sent 10 the desk from tho
write people OF Parker county, asking The
enactment Of a local optioa law
an Nniquitt sent up a joint reaolution
tnat hath houses OF the legslsture adjourn
sine die March 90,
Tbs resolution offered by Mr. Besll max
lns wednesday OF each week day for con.
Hderation OF bills from the other hous,