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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS,
Duplicate Pipe Plan Knocked Out by
the Council.
ANSWERS IN THE RICE WILL CASE,
the brewers and Wholesalers.
u. &. v. Mccting-Othcr News.

Galveston, ToNns, June 6rhe proposi-
ton to lay a duplicate pipe line across tao
bay 10 protect the water supply of the city
went elimmvring at meeting OF the coun-
ell tonight The plan was to issue bonds
to the extent OF $4,000 and sell TO the ac-
count of the sinking fund, but the city at
torncy ruled that tho sinking fund could
not be employed for this purpose, and con
sequently the matter wac allowed TO drop,
Some interest was aroused by Alderman
Barry calling attention to the fact that
City Treasurer Mccarthy has failed to ad-
vertise for bonds. as he was instructed to
do at previous meeting, The ordinances
provide that when a surplus of $4,000 or
more accumulatcS In Tie sinking fund 1t
must be invested In outstending city bonds
The treasurer has promised TO make the
advertisement
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AS TO ELLIS COUNTY.
How the Result There Was brought
About,


Waxahachie, Texas, June 6.-Snce 1t Is
definitely settled that Colonel Dick Wynne
gobbed Ellis county the Sayers advocates
arc asking: Dow did he do it?
1t is little funny, but it is nevertheless
true, that these words in sentiment elected
Wynne in Ellis county: Say. fellows, you
watch them goldbugs; every lost hyf of
them is going to vote for Savers" Sure
enough, Sayers got the bulk of the So
called gold men and the boys from the
forks stacked EN- up for Uncle Dick. One
funny thing came under the observation
of The Post correspondent Out at Nash, a
very lntelLigent community, Robert A..
John met Buck Wynne in joint debate. The
John told The Post man that the whole
thing was for Wynne, but they had cheered
him some. Primary day the box came near
going for Sayers. A slick man got In
among the people and voted for a Nash
man for constable, expecting them to re-
ciprocate for Savers; the vote being 30
small for Wynne shows that Uncle Dick )
powerful speech on the eighteen planks,
including loanlng the school money to
farmers, and that of his brother against
John, did not outweigh a business PROPOSE
ton when n small stand at the pie coun-
ter was at stake.
Ex+Representatlve Tony r. Williams,
formerly of Nash and a Compound Wynne
man, came near losing his eyeballs when
somebody read him the vote. He hasn't
recovered vet,
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SuERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Georgetown Texas, June 6.--Broke JAIL
on the evening OF the Sist instant the FOL
lowing described negroes overpowered the
jailor and made their escape, taking WIN
them pearl handle Colts Al SIN shooter
and a double case gold filled watch. Made
Brown. very bright mulatto regro, about
26 or IS years old, hair very near straight.
heavy set weighs about 40 pounds about
8 feet or inches tall: LETT leg of at
knee wears wooden leg; beats his way on
trains wherever he goes. can catch a train
better than any man that has two whole
legs, This negro is well known nearly all
over tho State. He Is supnused 20 have
the six shooter. | hold warrant for theft
OF property over $50 in value Horace
Jackson. about % ar e years old. about y
feet, VIII weigh i65 or tT0 pounds. little
mustachc, scar (gun shot wounhl on left
shoulder, knife scars on right hand, scar
on upper lip this negro has lived In or
near Manor, father living at Manor. is n
negro preacher. this negro was wearing
large black bat. black coat. striped shirt
black pants, carpet slippers. he Is charged
with theft OF horYc. Arthur lvoy. black
negro, about % years old. about feet on
inches toll will weigh l55 or 10 pounds
heavy build, Jaw tooth out. think rs his
FIRST tooth on right side upper Jaw wears
No. shoe; was wearing gray striped pants.
right leg Of pants split mp the leg. under
shirt, coipet slippers. small blue cap This
negro has worried in saw mills Il, Crockett
and Grovcton and on railroad AZ Crovcton
he Ia called Black I}ov by the negroes.
the watch taken by these negroes is a
doublr-caso gold filled Egln. plain engine
turned case, Is size. number Of movements.
ts39"l7; the pistol has stamped on bar
rel Frontier Colts Six shooter" Will
take II as n special favor II all officers In
the state will keep lookout for these ne.
grocs. hold warrant for their arrest.
WIN ray twenty-five dollar Cor Made
Brown In any tail In The State of Texas.
ana ten dollars for each of the others
Henry G.. Furi shorlff.
WIlInmenn nnunir unNnn
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nj q. V. MEErtNn

Camp Magruder No. i05. United Confed-
crate Veterans, met Sunday afternoon in
regular monthly meeting A resolution
was introduced in conformity with several
petitions providing for a change In the
date OF the regular monthly meeting from
the first Sunday In the month 10 the first
Monday night In the month. The resolu-
tlon went over under the rules until the
next regular meeting
General order No. 3 by General herrt-
wethor was referred TO ~ Commander
Campbell THIS order calls the regular
meeting of the Texas division for July
90. II was found ont that the Goth of July
was also the date OF the National meet
inc of Confederate Veterans at Austin, aud
Con, nandcr Campbell and s. O. Young
wcrc appointed committee to write TO
General Morriwother to ask that the daic
be changed 10 some time early In August.
ibis letter was written this morning and
an answer is expected in few days, when
tho other camre over the State will BIO nott-
fled II is anticipated that the general
Will at once change his order,
A resolution WAS offered instructing the
delegates from Camp Maeauder To the
state meeting TO vote for and use all OF
their influence to have passed resolution
urging the Texas Confederate veterans 10
vote against tho constitutional amendment
pensionnK the Confederate veterans me
reason for such action is that II the vete-
rams draw pensions the state homo for OLD
soldiers viii be neglected
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Limestone County officials.

Groesbeeck, Texas, June Sin the prl-
merry election held yesterday. r. l.. Henry
for congress, II. L. Ellis for flcater ana
A. NJ. Kennedy for representative carried
the county. w. L. Bond and c. S Cooker
ly for county clerk, j. T. Smith ana j. G..
Mcdonald for assessor and w. a. Keeling
and Osborne Kennedy for county attorney,
will have TO run second race. The largest
democratic vote was polled throughout the
county that has been In years. j. Is.
Gresham and George Collum were nominal
ed for sheriff and county treasurer, re-
spectively.
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uncertain elements. No track, no course,
no ruddcr, no certainty that any breeze may
not bring destruction.
SO with the sick man. His discsdered
constitution renders every natural operation
uncertain. No organ can be depended On
to do its normal work. The stomach will
not digest food; the liver will not filter BILL
ious poisons from the blood; the kidneys
and skin viii not excrete the waste. No
regular nourishing or purifying psocese 70
going on. There is no certainty except the
certainty of suffering.
In all dyspeptic. bilious, debilitated eon-
ditions, what q needed IL to change TIE alb
normal, errati- operations Of the systsna
into natural, regular, stsaightfDrwasd pro
gross In the right Direction. Mctaing u tee
world will dc THE 90 rapidly and certainay
Is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical plscovefy.
II directly requisites the vitaliling fenc-
tons. II sets the stomach and Hvef tntp
natural, hesltay operation and gives the
blood making glands power 70 mAeuhctux1
an abundance Of pure, rieh blood.
II creates appetite; builda ~ 0uocu1n4
strength, and bauis&es nesvohapeee -
neuralgia As Il can Be sse54ilnoed ~ ~
weakest stomach, ~ uous1ahing fCeDo@f
are far superior - nenoeo11u9 ~ NNQf r.
In severe coughs end IN wo(>1nx 1E1
The druggist wAs !ecquzz. -!
81 extra pss6I Is - III r. n
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Supreme Court.

proceedings were had in the supreme court
today.
Reversed and rentanded; San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway company VS..
Manuel Morgan from Nueces.
Judgments OF courts OF civil appeals re-
versod and judgments of district courts af-
irmed; j. w Doty et al VS.. II, b. Bernard
ct al, from Johnson O Eastlani, guardian.
VS.. estate OF Maggie Williams OF al, from
Wichita.
Affirmed Cleveland g. Cameron VS..
Isaac Hoidenheimer from McLennan.
Certified questions submitted; W. II.
Aldridge VS.. Webb & Hill, from shackel-
ford.
Set for June 90: II. +. Wright ct al vs.
Kate Upton. from Ellis, certified ques-
lions; ]. ". Cole ct al vs.. J. J. Adams,
receiver, from Brazos.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At tho Ti@mont--R. l.. Paultop, st.
Louis; G. J.. Young. Tyler; G.. e. Selvage.
city; A. II. Pierce, Pierce. Texas; j. Il.
Moody, ST Louis; Phil Fillye.r. Palestine;
W. s. Johnston. Smithvllle; I. l., Fair
child Kansas City; A. NJ Baker, El Paso;
c. c. Barry, Houston; r. II. Williams.
city. Ed Hlldehrand, Chicago; Henry Drey-
fup. Atlanta; James II, Key. Austin; James
A Martin. Paris; e. II. sutton, Beaumont;
q. II. Turner, Palestine; ]. l.. DnVai. ST.
Louis; I'D s Clevenbeard, St, Louis; Mrs.
l.. bell. Houston j, G. schloss New York;
IL. l.. Redfield. Dallas; George Dryer.
Shmlthville; Paul Heinrich. New York; J.
II. Johnson, Texas.
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Trhirle Glow, Texas. June 3.--The OPEN
ing date OF State School of Methods to be
told al Galveston for colorcd teachers has
been postponed from June g. as originally
announced, to June ~. The reason Tor the
change ls to secure more advantageous rail-
road rates.
rof Booker T.. Washington, the noted
negro educator and tho foremost advooate
IN this country OF Industrial cducntion, will
deliver a lecture In Galveston before the
teachers. and the public generally on
TIME 20 or 20.
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Tyler County Officinls.

Warren, Texas. June PRIMARY eiev
ton of Tyler county resulted in the nomi-
nation OF the following officers; County
Judge, w. P. Nicks; sheriff, G. Il. Polk ::
district clerk, Press Rock; tax collector,
Jasper Grimes; tax assessor. T. C. Crews;
county treasurer. j. W, Simmcnds; county
alto, ney S. b. Kenneri"; county surveyor,
NJ. q. Ready. This shows the candidates
elected according TO official returns; how
ever, there are three small boxes yet to
he heard from.
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YOUNG PHYSICIAN KILLED.
WAS Evidently Murdered and Placed
on the Track.


Lake Charles, La, juno 6--Yesterday
evening about o'clock DR.. John c. Lyons,
a prominent young physician of Edgewood,
a son of DR.. Z. ]. Lyons of this place, was
killed on the Kansas City, Pttsburg and
Gulf road. half a mile north of Edgewooi.
As the engine of northbound freight ap-
preached the man was lying on the track.
The engineer saw him raise his head with
his hands and then fall back again. The
train was so close before the man was
seen that 1t was impossible to stop. The
train passed over the body, cutting 1t In
half 1t was most frightfully mutilated in
every way. An investigation was made,
revealing the strong probability that DIT.
Lyons was murdered and then placed on
the track. As was shown by his rising UP
lust as the train was approaching, he was
not then dead. Had 1t not been for this 1t
is not probable that foul play would have
been suspected.
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REGULATIONS MODIFIED

The department OF education has modi-
nation TO take place at the close OF the
university summer normal. 1t was orig
inally intended that only those teachers
holding second grade and first grade GER
tifcates issued within the past year would
be permitted to take the examination. ow-
ing to quite a large number OF teachers
having misunderstood the announcement
an examination Will be held upon all the
subjects required for second grade, hfsl
grade and permanent certificates and any
teacher who has attended the normal ten
days viii be permitted TO enter the exam
nation There viii be no review classes
conducted upon these subjects included
in the second grade certificates.
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New. From snyder.

Snyder, Texas. June S,-Every county or
iiccr OF scurry, except assessor and treas
urer. left this afternoon for Haskell as wit
nesses in the Martin trial. Martin Is
charged with the murder OF John Pruitt, Q
change Of venue is sought.
The first brick business house in Snyder
is going up for Golson & Nations at goutlI-
west corner OF square New houses are
going up here. four residences viii be COM
pleted this week. One new lumber yard IL
also going uD.
snyder will have summer norma
srlcol TO commence June 20.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Mandate Of Supreme Court in g., H..
and 5. A. Case.
LIVE STOCK QUARANTINE PROCLAIMED
Regulations ns to Examination OF
Teachers Mojtfied--John Ucnrnc
Burici-New Corporations.

Austin. Texas. June 6.--The mandate OF
the supreme court of the United States in
the case OF the Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway Company VS.. the
State az Texas was received by the attor-
ney general today and sent to the court of
appeals. whence 1T will DO forwarded TO the
trial court. which was the district court
OF Brewster county. This is the case in
which the State RECEIVERS $4,000 acres OF
land from the Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio. which was claimed under
grants made to the Buffalo Bayou, Bragos
and Colorado railroad.
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I'm. Credited 10 nrooIss.

Austin, Texas, June 6.--Judge NJ. NJ.
Brookssof Greenville. candidate for chief
Justice of the court of criminal appeals Is
in the city today mixing with the boys.
He is in very pleasant frame of mind,
having carried Ellis county last Saturday
by about 1000 majority and being in pos
session of very encouraging Information
from other parts of the State
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THREE BURNED TO DEATH.
mother Tried to Save Her Two Little Children.
But All Perished.

Ixa June
TWO children south ~
OIL - ''s eNp-o'o" Vi
from the mother who survived occurred
tpe YARD with her
can oil OIL with
gu"
anu contents poured into the
the lad and ground
- 's y" wy e'"""A
became frantic and fight
W VI her Two children Her o
M io'nihs was burned burned
eyes iep came but too
O'Clock - 49, ""N'
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CHEROKEE COUNTY

'sk Texas. June 6.-Sayers carried ten
ne eighteen boxes of Cherokee county,
ring II for him. Two or three small
+ not heard from. but they will not
results, Garrison carries county for
surer.
NJ lmboden carries the county roi
kress.
r. Donley is nominated for. distric,
ney' l.. Lloyd for State senator. The
Ivy convention meets here June s.
iowing is the county ticket nominated;
esehtative, Grew b. Terrell; county
y, sam P. Wilson: county attorney, l..
ouinh' tax collector. G.. S. Houston
assessor. c. A. Ballew: county clerk
IT.; Chandler; district clerk, j. Wood
US sherlff. John b. Reagan; county
zee y G. Loomy; county commissions
s woe in yesterdays primary was
.Voo' which will insure the election
nohlinee at the general election.
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San Antonio, Texas. June 6.--George ".
White. proprietor Of the Maverick hotel
filed deed OF trust 10 Charles L. sauer,
conveying to him all the personal prop
erty in the hotel for the benefit OF erei-
itors; liabilities about $1,000; value OF as
sets not stated
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GRocrRs, GRIEVANCES

The retail beer dealers 10 the number or
15o have organized an association fer
mutual protection.
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock tho
grocery houses selling beer chiefly those
houses known as corner groceries, Will
meet ut Turner hail with the representa-
tives OF several brewery agents In this
CITY and endeayor TO come TO soma UNDER
standing as to their future dealings. II
seems as though the different brewery
agencies established In Galveston have
been doing great deal for the small re-
tailcrs since the establishment of the Gal
weston brewery, and a few weeks ago they
decided to shut OF on the chrome business.
Tho Galveston brewery has been giving
each dealer a refrigerator costing $50 or 500
and furnishing him about 100 pounds OF Ice
WIN each keS OF beer, besides paying his
license, When license has been paid 80
cents additional is charged for each kcg
Now the breweries viii buy no moro re-
frlgerators and have cut down the leo sup
ply, besides looking closer to their profits.
The small dealers want 10 20 back to tho
original proposition,
A meeting was held last week 80 discuss
this matter and adjourned until Wrdnes-
Galveston brewery. to be present. A COM
mittec consisting OF John Wcgner, chair
man: NJ. Borschow l.. L.ieberto, j, IL. Hell
MGR. Jr.. Walter II. jaeger, A. A. Kenne-
dy, George A. Reyder, Charles scheelo and
j, T. O'Connor was appointed to confer
with the brewers.
There Is trouble brewing between the
wholesale and retail grocery houses The
Wholesale houses have effected a strong
organization, and the retailers, according
20 ono OF them, are suffering. Before the
organization each house had Independent
price lists. and there was competition in
selling. There was considerable cutting IA
prices, TO the advantage of the retailer.
Now all this over. Each morning the
drunmers for the several wholesale gro
Gerry houses In the city make their rounds
with uniform price list promulgated by
the association. This price list varies ac-
cordinR to the quantity OF goods purchased
II a retailer purchases I'VE barrels of sugar
he gets thom at a small per cent decrensf
| under the dealer who buys but three bar
! rels. So II Is with all the commodities
| Brokers or middle men visit the retail
| houses sell hem goods and then ask whlcl
| Wholesale house they prefer TO have tn,
| goods shipped through. They viii not shiI
! direct 10 the retailer.
Two wholesale houses that do a retail
business were last week admitted TO tn,
! Wholesalers association This Is one o
| the kicks Of the exclusive retailer. He doei
| does not lilA the handicap.
Recently two brokers were boyeOtted be
cause they sold TO retail houses direct, go 1
| Is understood.
! Just as soon az the trouble with tn
breweries ia settled the retailers will taxi
| up their grievances with the wholesale
grocery houses. One OF the most promi
| nent grocery man has written TO the attor
ney general and claims that he can prose
cuts the association as trust.
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Public clocks.

Few great cities of America are ade-
o,sieiy provided with public clocks Of
such size and so prominent location as "a
ird dictate the time over vide metropolitan
rsirIcts. But II is high lime to check
E.aney and bladder complaint manifested
70 ,bs sufferer by inactivity Of the organs
affe cted. Hostetter's stomach hitters rem
edies this as 1t does dyspepsia, rheumatism
constipation. biliousness and nervousness
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Con.t Country vegetables.

Alvin, Texas. June G.--The CARLOAD snip
men,s Of vegetables goes on merri,y. aud
cucr mbers are now coming In, 4 car load
OF cucumbers and tomatoes viii be loaded
tomorrow. The weather OF the mast week
has been good for setting out strawberry
plants and many an acre has been set out.
There Will a very large increase In acre
age in Strawberries this year.
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REMOVED TO FORT WORTH.
Dallas Authorities Were Afraid of a
Mob From Ennis.

Dallas, Texas, June 6.-Fred Sawyer. the
Dallas negro charged with criminal assault
upon q lady at Ennis Sunday morning was
today quietly and secretly removed to Fort
Worth. Fears of an Ellis county mob at
lacking the Dallas jail in an effort to lynch
SAWYER were entertained and 1t was
nholagat be5tar to transfer the negro TO
other quarters Strenuous efforts we're
made no keep the whereabouts of sawyer a
secret after his removal from the Dallas
iau A mob was expected by the Dallas
officers last night.
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TYLER COUNTY.

Spurger, Texas, June Sat the demo
cratic primaries held in Tyler county yes
terday the three river boxes. Spurgor, Fred
and Town Bluff. gave the following in
structions: For governor Savers, for coa-
gross Cooper legislature b. Moore. Strong
resolutions Were passed indorsing Hon. j .
p. Strangham for district attorney.
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MIR. Brownine's Vote.

Fort Worth, Texas, June 81. N.
Brownlng's instructed votes so far arc
as follows:
Bailey J. Baylor /. Burlsson 8. Cooke IL.
Coryell 7, Daliam l. Dickins |, El Paso Z,
Eastland 8, Erath Z. Gregg 5, Halo /, Hays
5, Hemphill /, Jones 2, Liberty 3. McLen-
nan n, Menard l, Milan IL, Motley /,
Nacogdoches G. Nueces 3, Oldham |,
Orange 8. Pamela Z, Polk 4, Reeves 2. San
Patricio Q. Sherman /, Ward 1. Wichita 2;
total, 1873.
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COLEMAN COUNTY.

Coleman, Texas, June 6.-Saturday's pri-
mares instructed as follows: Culbenon,
Sayers, Browning. Smith. Finger Mills.
Finley, Kendall, Mayfield. Brown. Bliss
Morris, Lanham; Grennan for State SEN
ator; Mcclellan for legislature
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Orchard ON TRIAL.

The trial OF J. r.. Grizzard. charged
with the killing Of John Rankin. was be-
gun in the Twenty-sixth district court to-
day. A motion by the defense for new
trial was overruled and n ycnire of sixty
men was exhausted In securing nine jury
mon Another yenire Of twenty four men
was ordered. out OF which the jury will be
completed tomorrow
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w. a w. picnic.

Gonzales. Texas. June 6.~-The Woodmen
OF the World are celebrating with big pic
mic at Iron Bridge. near this city. The To-
cal lodge OF Gonzales Is entertaining the
lodges n the county and tho Camp Key.
Confederate Veterans. Brass bands are
playing. the streets are being paraded and
enthusiastic speeches were made. a good
dinner served. and good time had by the
big crowd In attendance.
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ELLIS COUNTY.

Enris, Texas, June 6.--The election re-
turns so far as can be obtained to date
show that Wynne carried the county by a
small majority. The other successful can.
diuates for sure who had opponents are
as follows. District clerk W. S. Keinbell
county clerk A. Lssswell; county sheriff
George Sweatt county treasurer, II. p.
Mizell constable precinct No. $, Lon
Minis.
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mons 46s' county attorney, Kennerly $40.
smith sol; surveyor, McAllster SIS. Ready
sil; tax collector. Triplett 613. Heard $50.
D. j., NJ; hcoan was elected commissioner at
Woodvllle. Hill Seamans of Chester was
elected commissioner. Reese Shillngs
elected commissioner at Colmesneil; John
Crumpler elected commissioner at Town
Bluff; W. s. Durham elected justice OF the
peace,
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TyIer County OFFICERS,

Woodville, Texas. June 6.--Fyliowing Is
the vote for county officers at the county
primaries held in the county saturday
Iror county Judge, Nicks sii, Scott 1872;
d,s,rict clerk, Rock 1917. Wood ssi; sheriff.
Folk AIS, Barclay eI7; assessor. Crews s3',
purch 5il; treasurer. Williams 627. Sim