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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
IN THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL.
Teachers Gather IN the Assembly Room Of Tha,
Institution al Their frs, Meeting.

The FIRST general meeting Of the city
teachers was held this morning. In the
now hlFh school assembly room. the
fun teaching force being present. supi.
MlllsnauFh, In calling 90 order. con-
graduated the teachers upon the fact
that hereafter moro convenient quar-
tors for Assembling had been provided
as well az students that their rooms
are more cheerful. and appointments In
nll respects far superior 20 the old
quarters. All were congratulated upon
the widening of he educational field by
the erection OF new buildings, and con-
aequtnt uddltl1na 10 the teaching force.
Continuing hls remarks, general dlrrc-
lions were riYen NJ 90 the work of the
year, and the hope was expressed that
the duties of the teacher should. a.
heretofore. b. directed toward the
building NJ and maintaining of an cx-
cellcnt school system
Miss Ada Greenwood Of Rochester.
New York. was then plcarantly intro
ductd and rendered most pntertalningiy
-1'hc Bear Story" THE Village Cos
SIP" and Aunt PorEy'a Visit" an be-
lnE enthusiastically received.
supt. Mlllspaugh then read q valuable
paper upon "'rho Value o. Education"
swing broad scope 10 his treatment.
and was listened to with marked aitcn-
ton.
Miss Greenwood again entertained
her hearers IN a rendition OF ''The Mis-
slonary." which provoked great APP
plauso. Grade meetings under the dlrec-
tion % Supervisor Young and super
visor Holton were given out for the
coming week. ana the meeting came to
n close, the teachers passing through
the new building and commenting IA
vorably upon ihe new quarters pro-
vldCd for the high school.
Mr.. +. II. Elliott. the new supervisor
OF drawing. arrived this afternoon from
Aurora, H., and will assume her duties
on Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
Dexter NOT 50 STRONG
pu,,, a, High Figures Had Case Today 10
Regre, Their Action
STOCK SOLD DOWN TO sl.s1 A SHARE
,....,n syndicate Bonds tho ouano pepos
u. on ounnison Island r "er'"
output- Rover stock bonded

oh, bought Dexter at si.eO and
few days ago. lived long
~ I'm !, soreiy regret their action. as
~, 60 ne stock suffered m alarming
80. and sold ~ low as si.S'' al
u-s bsfore the close a slight rcac-
~ - In. and sales were made as
W !, ~. while the established bid
~. uas The caaiss u suth marked
ea.,u,,,,ns In 20 short cline Is only
ssswn 90 chose who are ruling the
''.,n.t. ai,h0agA u is ganeraiy Dc
- ,b,t the active tradlns indulgcl
!. ,,e mast few days has been pursly
s,s,uiatlye-a speculation In whleh
ma nave los, and others have gained
TN. e,,se VI another week on the ex-
.harse. found stocks generally active
suh a good tone prevailing. oeyser-
w,r,on exhibited a nrmncss which was
srslfylng and made sale at 20 cents
end central looked well and had a
49, e7s while Mammoth felt a
~ aseiine AMI had IL best bid az
Utt Nrrtur waf also true WeAh,
mi Sacramento remained Urn "'se
sunshlns recorded a transfer AZ
csnts unh was no, offered * any
grtirs. and ths best bid p3v.ed Tor the
aslck was 20 censs ,.....,.. 49,
chloride Point had only pas".hs i'u-
ognlllua and stood stationary Men
XIX ~ e;u centa omaha was wantel
~ .si. rrtts. bp. could not be had ur-
H. rs while swansea presented q nrm
d1n ana Stood out wish a bid 81 s2.le;
yaie, sold az 81 aud biia cents, and
SUNBEAM inquired 10 the trading az 9
csnfa. Routh swansea was only nom
lnally nrm. ,.,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

crouched upon the rocks above him. no,
more than twenty feet away. Whcn In
the act OF making a spring, Mr.. Ray
shot at the beast. striking u Tn she
hips. II came tumbllng down me cliffs,
roaring tremendously, lnd. as %
stopped. not more than ten feet away
he shot II In the head. killing TO- The
animal measured eight feet two lnchca
from tip TO tip. and IT, foot measured
four and three quarter inchns across
IN the widest part. Mr.. Ray says he
had expected 20 ma Ion, ns he had
two large and two small ones. tog ,her
with the carcasscH OF about fHriy-ilvc
head OF ahec~ among the gJtr Ia the
Immediate vicinity whore he killed this
UUE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
Sister hafdman's Eunefal.

Services over the remains OF Sister
Alice Hardman were held In the Fourth
ward meeting house. commencing az
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
speakers We're Elder John G. Cutler.
Bishop Thurne. Bishop seldom and
Bishop Warhurton and Elder Joseph
y. Taylor ~ the stake presidency, all
OF whom expressed words OF connoiu-
ton 10 the bercnvcd. Floral tributes
adorned the caskot. showing the high
esteem In which the departed was held
by family and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
Salt Lake remple.

In order TO accommodate the Saints
who viii come TO the approaching Gen
orai Conference. baptlama viii be per-
formed In the Temple on Monday, Oct.
9rd, and the other ordinance work on
the two days followlng-(T ana
wednesday. ith ana bthl.
The building VIII close on the even
Ing OF Oct. 9Th and reopen the follow
Ing Monday toct. lQih,
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Disease ~ cured not uy magical In
carnations but BY medical gcience
Hence Il 10 that Ayers gnrsapnrlia
cures. and that II proves no emlncntiy
successful II IL Fkliifuiiy-p pre-.
pared and strictly 6conllnc blood.
purifier and tonic, the only one admit.
ted at the Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
nrNyrn AND IN rnN sIs.oo.


on october 1t and 2nd tho RIO
ornnde Western will sell round trio
tirfrta 90 Denver for the Grand foHti'
Val at $500. Trains leave $3.50 o.. M.
and i:iO y. m. Dcnghtful ride across
the Rpcklca. For additional details
Inquire of l. \. Benton. Citg Ticket
Aren't. Dooiy Block Corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

oB,as, W. Senior says that the gold
NM 81 the camp win be doubled
s,sY 'A year This prophecy Is an
men, ne 20 make seeing that Improve
I'M arr now well under way that
~ nMe than duohlo the capacity Of
s any mus In operation. AT presont tho
~, OF orc treated daily In the ais
Ths ntNe over q thousand tons.
Clat. vieaae q 900 tons at the Golden
Ia GU ~ the Overland, 200 at the
aahe an Increase u qg5 and no chior'
~ slht' Mercur and Sunshine Ia
ipm'-Mercur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Truth wears we'll People have
learned that Dewltts Little Early Rls-
ere are reliable lt.le pills f1r rrgulti.
alck headache. They doul gripc.
Y. g. Schramm, Mccormick Building.
corner Main ana First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

WHITES CREAM vERMIFJGE Il
perfectly harmless, and will remove
every worm. II la alao a tonic. and hy
~ fircnHihening properties will re-
health. Price % cents. z. c, A. ]. Drug
Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

one Minute Cough Cure surprises poo.
pie BY It's quick cures. and children may
take u In largo quantities without the
least danger. II has won for Itself the
best reputation OF any preparation
used today for colds GROUP. tickling In
the throat or obstinate coughs
T. C. Schfamm. Mccormick Building,
corner Main and First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

to 81, ,spponer and Col, Hebron wen,
t'Yooo shares u Rover stook has been
Ia 49, 20 the colonel Tor the sum -.
fh,snW per share. This corrals two
~ y, OF tho stock and the conditions
~ tnal The balance Will he taken al
W. sAme rate, lf the Htookhoii rs 80
\ ~, "wednesday Col Hebron nut
nn9lse o. men 20 work on the property,
F,.,. the forcmanship OF Charlie
''""er'-M ercur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

experiment Drwlttn Little Early RlH-
cfs are pleasant. easy. thorough little
pills. They cure constipation and sick
headache Just as sure "a you take
them.
y. c. schrnmm. Mccormick nnllding.
corner Main and First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Ag an eternal llnamcnt VI .noat won
derful peuotrativo and curative
power. BALLARD's SNOW LIMA.
MENT Il not cquaiod BY any other In
the world. Price IS aud 20 cents. "
G. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
His Sense q HumOr.


TNl"NTNHT0n NiHr,I
II II a much.ahurrd quantity, this
phrase "a sense VI humor"
The trouble w'ih most people" said
the young man with wide. Wavy ear
and voice like d lawn mower. "la
that they haven't faculty for seeing
she amusing side " life. They've g1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

You may bride the appetite. but you
cannot Birdie the liver to 90 lie work
we'll You must b. honest with H. hoip
Il along a little now ana than With 4
dose % HEHufNE. the best liver ragu-
laior Price % cents. 2. c. MI Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
salt I.nhe VALLEY Loan ana Trust Co..
215 south Main street.

Salt Lake onicc OF Firs, Fa.ionsi
Bank OF Park City. VIII mako loans
at reasonable rates. long or short tirtr,
on real estate. stocks. bonds. mort.
cages. or approved personal security.
o. J. gALfsBURY, Prealinnt,
sALf J. KENYON. Treasures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

The most delicate constitution can
safely use BALLARD's HOREHOUND
SYRUP. II II sure uud pleasant
remedy Tor coughs. loss % voice. and an
throat and lung troubles. Price % and
% cents. T. 6. N. !. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Willard Progress While hunting
deer at the top Of Mt. Catherine, east
OF Fillmore, Saturday. Raymond RAY
espled a large female mountain lion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
if'h'h Syndicate said TO Hove Taken Hold
Of the Properly.

ABOUT a week ago representative
W lf.neh syndiontc came 10 this
Wy Ior me purpose Of looking over the
h'Vpeily of the Utah uuano company.
now learned that arrangements
s IN, ue.n made whereby the properties
w % turned over to tho Fronehmen
~ po.a' The amount or terms OF
m ae o0hd' however. have not yet been
i,inls.s valuable deposits have been
u,,., W. owing 20 n question aa 10 tho
~ .,,,,t tihls, however, has been happl-
VOL .', ana Il Ia 20 no hoped that
ana @W Dc commenced right away
'''shus 10 the state. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Tho medical properties OF Halls Hair
Remover 20 invlgorato the scalp. re-
move dandrun. restore tho hair and Ito
color. aurnass anything Of ~ kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
z.o.M.Lrnll and winter Goods

Are now In, and compose the Finest
stock ever brought 10 the State. Call
"a make your choice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

TnANsFERs or RTocKs.

IIE4NsN0T IsIIT OF NIVNNNs
GcyHer-A Marion. 100 shares q zoe.
Sunshine. 900 d gTc.
Dexter. 200 a. gi.ag.
Dexter. 100 ~ u.ls.. 1870 y
Dexter 100 a. ii.3S Is,tkg.s.
Dexter. 400 d g.gis. isfliSrlT-
Dexter, 600 n u.g7. al1.Nslsii
Naleu. 100 " bic. iI5rsrfa
Naleo. go % biisc. fff|tf
sunbeam, 1000 d &C..
Total shares sold. a.i00.
Selling value of stocks. ta.0fi.55.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week shares have changed
hands az f5iloWt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

sept. 2sih and 25th. Fine display Of
French Pattern Hats and she i.aiosl
Novelties. Don't fan 10 come. Wo'
mans Coop, % west First South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29

DAY the shoes Of the defendant were obtained
sic placed In the tracks that led TO and from
the scene OF tho homiciAc. Defendant admit.
tea wearing these SHOES tho night of tho homi-
Side, These shoes httcd the tracks exactly,
A, one place the sole had worn away. iravinr
NY. tacks exposed, All OF these showed plain
ly IN the track II, the nnr and the lacks
correspondent exactly with the tracks
Defendant was seen. thortiy after the shoot.
witnesses jackson and Jesse Thomas at thu
rai,ioad crossing lie expressed surprise when
informed that deceased was drad. lie did not
thea have sun with him. Before reaching
the railroad and after the shooting. he passed
tho residence Of Nd Bookman. the divorced
hvNhand OF deceased. He then had his Ruu on
HIS shoulder. The witness snys. "a noticed
Just as II no had been running" De-
fcndant had borrowed the sun about o'clock
the evening before, ostonsiby Tor tho purpose
OF Sc,ng duck hunting,
Charlotte the dcccascd. had hcen Pete Q
former mistress. and no stated that she had
determined to leave the Immediate neghhor.
houc of SuHarlaud, where she then resided,
for tho purpose az going TO Richmond Ia i've
lilo further stated that he wond rather sce
her dead than have her remove 10 Richmond,
When the dofcndnnts clothes were found
the next morning, the shoes and pants were
muddy and the pants were muddy up 10 the
knees. covered with the peculiar red dirt nj
thr, ncighhorhood, and tho party who did the
shooting crawled under the house, and The
same color ot dirt that the house was on WA
on the pants, lilo necessarily had to crawl
from one side or the house to the other 10 gel
10 tho door whore the shooting was done
wi,tou, being detected. and the mud on his
his knees could huvo been placed there In tat!
| manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29
RUMOR ANENT TEXAS MIDLAND
SAID III WILL. BE EXTENDED porH
NORTH AND souTu.
VIII seek nm Outict to Ncmphts and
Little Rock via the Territory
from Paris.

Waco, Texas. October 2s--Ii has been
rerorted from time to Tins from one
source and another that Y. II. X. Green,
president of the TEXAS Midland railway,
WAS going y extend his road from Enuls
TO Waco These reports have not been
denied, blR there has been no move OF MIR,
Green's which would indicate that he was
going TO make this extension. hence there
has remained doubt about tAs sonuiue-
ness of the report.
rhtre is reason to believe however. that
all doubt viii soon be removed and the re-
port that the Midland is 10 be extended 10
Waco will he verified by actual work on the
line. 1t is understood here that we'll
known railroad construatfos. contractor OF
st. Louis Is now in Roeknort negotiating
with President Green for the contract 20
build the line from Ennis 10 Waco. HI
weat down there about the first OF the
week. The understanding is that the plans
OF Mr., Green are all matured and that
nothing remains 10 b. done except 10 build
into Waco.
This point Will remain the terminus OF
the Midland at present, the story goes, and
by means of connection with the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway, tn.
Midland will reach Rocknort, San An
tonic and Houston Traffic ARRANGEMENTS
1t Is said. have alread, boon made between
the Midland and the Sap and so far as !
southern coast outlet rs concerned Mr
Green IS pleasantly fixed for the present
The Mldlani's northern outlet is also sait
to be- arranged. Mr.. Green will build o,
buy TO a connection with the Illinois Cen
trail at Memphis, This VIII ueccsstate th'
building of the Midland from Paris TO Lit
tie Rock or the extension OF the Littl,
Rock and Mcmphls to Paris. The latte
road charged '~Nsls II few days $50 an'
nobody. se1ms - know exactly @ho tn
Rev purchaser Is. but & Is believed IN
property will eventually turn no in th
bands of MIR. Green.
A llne for a railway was surveyed from
Little Rock TO Paris. Texas. some year
ago ami the road was graded from bttl
Rock to Hot Springs, The road was callei
the Paris Choctaw and Little Rock. II /
believed this line will be utilized Ivy Pres,
dent Green and that the Midland will b
extended to Little Rock there 10 conncc
with the Memphis and Little Rock. MI
| Green would thus secure connection wit
the Illinois Central, hy which, with hi
| Sap connection he would have the mos
direct route from the Texas coast to chi
| CagO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29
srksna. As'k.. died At her home this morn

arksna. A-k.. died At her home this morn
INK at an early hour
lsEvERToN. --tsrapcland. Texas, October
sS Mrs. Ruth Leyertou wife OF Hubbard
Leverton, died last night at their residencc
one mile from town. She had been married
about ten months and hcr death leaves .
blank in her yonng husbands HE that can
aover bc filled.
STEvENS.--Fort worth Texas, October
sf-epr ". c, Stevens OF Arlington.
wcll-known physician and an old resident
OF Tarrsnt county. died this morning aftor
a prolonged illnoss, Arrangements are
being made FOR tho funeral, which will 10
conducted by the Masons, with whom he
was long and prominently identified.
MttNSON Rock Island, Texas, October
sS~--pied IN Columbus. Texas, October rs.
1925. Miss Udora, only daughter OF Mrs.
Helen Munson OF Rock Island, Deceased
was noble and beloved young lady and
leaves e large circle OF warm friends Tho
intermcm took place hero yesterday after
noon, tho procession being one OF the
4 largest IN the history Of the town. She
had been a sufferer from a complication 81
| diseases several years and came here few
months ago from Illinois for her health.
| MCARry.- ~Lcdbettor, Texas, October
| sS.v~Mrs, Martha McCarty died Wednesday
| night, the aeth, az IL O'clock, at the home
] OF her daughter, Mrs. j. g. Coons, after an
/ Illness OF ten weeks. she was SO years
, old, having been born IN Alabama In 1888.
| Mre McCatty came TO Texas Ia 1855 and
| settled near here, whore abe has lived ever
| since She ieaves five children all OF
| whom are grown and were with her during
| her dlluess, She was member OF the Bap-
T. list church for torty-six years, The inter-
ncnt WIS made In Ledbetier cemetery A.
p. m. Friday, Rev. q. T. simpson Of
| fieiafine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29
MANY HAY FARMS BURNED OFF
AN AREA OF TOrR on FIVE THOU
SAND ACRES SWEPT NY EIRE,
A House, Several Harms, Hay sheds
and Fence Posts inaumcrnbic
Were Destroyed.

Paris. Texas October as.--A large mum
her OF hay farms in the western part OF
the county were swept by fire last night,
BegInnlng Just north OF Berry Bros sheds
on the Bonham road, near Brooltton. the
flames jumped roads and fences, spreading
vening meadows OF Calvin, Berry Bros, J,
W. Rountrce, W. w. Smith, T. X by.
waters. Edgar Jackson and othcts Calvin
had 1000 bales of hay destroyed, Lee Mas
tiers a house and Others lost barns sheds
and fence posta. Area burnt of Will COM
prise 1000 or 5000 acres. Should there he
wet spells followed by freezes during the
winter they viii kin the turf and the dam
age viii Asc great. the fire is snpp0c1 n
have BEEN started by hunters IN pastures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29
The DEATH ROLL

BROwN.--Cieburne Texas. October pa
sfre. James w. Brown. who was stricken
with paralysis on last Friday. died last
night
JuYIS. --Denison, Texas, October 26.---
Roy ~. Juvis, son OF Civil Engineer Juvls
OF the Texas and Pacific. died yesterday.
The deceased was aged 1e years.
SNEED. Denton, Texas. October 27---
Mrs. X, NJ. Sneed. aged about 80 years,
died at her homo here TUESDAY and was
taken to Roanoke yesterday for interment.
GooDSIGHF.-cleb Texas, october
z5.--Mr. Jake Goodnight, an old time citi-
zen OF johnson county. died at his home
IN Rio Vista this morning after short
illness.
CRISS.--Denton, Texas. October 27.--
Mira. r. A. Crlss. aged IS years. died here
yesterday at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs J. y. Elliott. The ipserment took
place this morning.
sYMONDS. -Texarkana, Texan. October
2s.-Mrs. Mary A. symorda. wife OF Frank
A. Symonds. = weli-to-dc citizen Of 1eg-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29
u.,,ro.a Note. and Personals.

The Houston and Texas Ceutral's cotton
receipts yesterday were 1866 bales
Mr.. q. G. Jaqua, car accountant OF the
Houston and Texas Central, went TO Austin
last night.
General Superintendent Leroy Trice OF
the International railroad is In the city
from Palestine.
Mr.. A. s. Judges, superintendent Of the
Pullman Palace Car company at Galveston,
spent yesterday In the city.
The 7yesti,ound Southern Pacific train
was an hour and thirty minutes late In ar
irving at Houston last night
An arc llsiht In front OF the Grand Central
depot would be a browning ana useful ad-
ditson TO thar busy building
MIR. l., J. Polk live stock agent of the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf, returned
to his headquarters in Houston last even
| ing.
| Captain George A.. Quinlan. vice presi-
dent ana general manager OF the Houston
| and Texas Central. left last night Tor North
| Texas.
Mr.. II. A. Jones, general freight snd
| messenger agent OF the Sunset and Houston
| and TEXAS Central, went north yesterday
| on official business.
Mr.. w. +. Mcclure. general freight ana
passenger agent OF the Galveston, Houston
| ana Henderson was rushing busiaeHs iof
IN, road in Houston yesterday
! A Mexican international special car. The
| sabinal. with a party OF railroad men on
board. pas ca through Houston last night
| for the North, travelling over the houston
ana Texas Central road
| ry,sef clerk Palmer o: the local Offices OF
80. o- Ntsso',ri Kansas and Texas. who has
~, quite IN for several days past. wa.
shie to return 10 his duties yesterday. and
ths boys were all glad to see him oonyAi-
! escent.
/ TIE Houston ana Texas Central train
4 =, ca,,,ad ont Of the Grand Central depot
isst night Win host OF disbanded mill
| tary men, all belonging 70 the Galveston
s,,'T,,,ne regiment, mustered out OF the SER
IT.. y..s,er9iay. The Sunset train for San
.r,onio last night had also number OF
| -,,sI,tary passengers on bosrd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-29

to classes l aud of Atlanta convention
regulations. Should you require Il, II will
be perfectly agreeable to us that dlsintec-
ton be made under supervision OF your
representative here, Dr. Brumby. No in
fection is traceahle to any goods shipped
from this place under marine hospital SER
vice. In conclusion. We express the hope
that you Will find II oonsistent-all circum-
stances considerable comply with our re-
quest. S. Locke Breaux.
President New Orleans Board of Trade.
We concur that 1t is absolutely safe 10
grant the above request.
DR.. VIM. Brumby,
Representative Texas Board OF Health.
Surgeon L. s. Marine Hos. Service.
Edward Souchon. NJ. D..
President Louisiana State Board of Health
Influenced probably by the foregoing rep
reservations OF credible and official authori-
ties, DR.. Blunt took action in the matter
last evening as will be seen by the follow
ing telegram, which speaks for itself:
Austin, Texas, October Sowing TO the
appearance OF frost and the continuance
of cold weather, State Health Officer Blunt
tonight gave notice of the withdrawal OF
quarantine restrictions against Louisiana
and Mississippi, except as to infected points
and quarantine inspectors are advised tc
modify and enforce quarantine accordingly