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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
GRIMES COUNTY OIL.
A Good Quality of Lubricant Has
Been Found.


Navasota. Texas. December l6.--Bit by DIT
the apparently vast mineral and oil resources
Of Grimes county crop out, with not the
slightest indicated interest Of the people OF
the community. Were these valuable deposits
located in many another place the excite
ment attending every new evidence of the
wealth would be enough to infame the coun-
try and development would have years ago
been progressing. For years 1t has been
known that Grimes county, few miles north
OF this town has really good grade OF coal
and oil has been located for no little Tune.
For the past year or two Messrs. Andy ROSS
and Cameron have devoted good deal oil
their time to research. with the result that a
number OF good samples OF good ignite ana
oil have been shown here. Not the oil SAND
or the cap rocks" known to all oil wellers.
but the real genuine oil has been placed
before the public-and yet there appears no
For some weeks the above named gentle,
men have been sinking shaft oXs feet ana
are al present down between hfty ana Sixty
feet Their intentions have been to more
clearly demonstrate the existence OF coal IN
paying quantities. They hays not burroweed
crossed oil in such quantity that they gath
cred ND a hve-gallon kerosene can ana
brought 1t TO town.
The produce looks to the unframed eye
identicaily like ordinary valve oil; Is thick
and sandy green, just as taken from the
hole. When this is refined II Is. expected &c
produce excellent lubriceting oil.
1t is reported that two Navasota men are
taking machinery to the oil fields to prospect
In n thorough manner A road has been cut
and graded up the banks OF Big sulphur
Above Lamb Springs.
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Annabei Neal OF wharton were married at
noon yesterday Rev. r. r. Stokes off,
chatting. The young couple left for Hons
ton to enjoy the Festival.
wharton, Texas December Is The
young people or Wharton enjoyed pleas
ant dance at the opera house, the nrst in
three months, Friday night. About TWEEN
ty couples were present and the cool
weather and exquisite music added much
to the enjoyments OF the evening. Among
the guests present from abroad was Mrs.
DR.. S. Foote, who Is al present the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gratlan IIus-
ton.
Mrs. c. II. Battle, former resident
Of Wharton will spend the holidays with
her niece, Mrs. r. b. Russell.
Rev. J. r. Murray. the we'll loved pas
tor OF the Methodist church. has been
transferred to Angleton Rev. Murray
will be succeeded by Rev. B. Guess. Mr..
Murray during his passionate here has done
much good. He leaves as lasting me-
mento of his sojourn in Wharton one OF
the handsomest churches in Southwest
Texas, which owes Its existence TO his I'M
firing energy and zeal.
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LOVING SYNDICATE
~, !. Said 20 Be Working
n -" "A g.. =, nri1T

~, 7. said to Be working
satisfn ctori1y.
w,rts Texas, December 10
I. 4 Loving is elated over the nat
I, ,,o.pects Of getting his big cattle
f,,, through at an early date. He
4. Post representative that every
a, working out just as he had pre-
Nm would. Some additions have been
! d The list OF appraisers for the
I, yrd!cate. AS 1t now stands the
4 /, eonpose1 of Charles Goodnight
|s,s,irht Texas, John w. Light OF
Efnst l. T., Captain John b. Lyle
y lntonlo N. B. Pulliam of San An
md A. P. Robertson OF Colorado
! There will probably be one or two
q ;ddsd to the committee in a Few
NwHs. Goodnight and Light Will
,huss Of the Panhandle country
! tl begin inspecting cattle and
~ thsrs at once, as they left for
kwtioa yesterday. Mr.. Robertson will
Charge Of the work in the country
sry to Colorado City, and Mr.. Pull
Vii inspect the properties south OF
Iug and Pacific railway and west oil
Atslo, while Captain Lytle will at
: u matters In South Texas.
b Loving hopes that the work Of In
ID, Of the cattle herds and ranch
bry can be done in ten or fifteen
Igit may require longer time. as
lshory 10 cover Is exceedingly large
)shNew Mexico, Arizona and Texas
Fne, there are only two ranch
MINIS In Arizona.
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! IuRPENTINE INDUSTRY.
~ Be Established in East Texas

Iir Be Established in East Texns
Pine Forest.
usvllls, Texas, December 15.--An-
I'nt Industry is about to be start
Ut vii add thousands of dollars to
lA Parties have been through this
mnlning into the advisability OF
y! leases on the tlmbered lands for
Falose Of starting turpentine
nM The States of Georgia, Florida,
~ North and South Carolina having
diausted they are now seeking
.ss Inc Post correspondent learns
.ae gentlemen Of means and eX-
ave about closed a contract
u hioy interests to operate these
~ WITH headquarters here. This
We employment of a great many
~ ADDS new enterprise to Texas.
ie1as In her resources and
Ml Is East Texas. and the push
en Of the Gulf, Beaumont and
Wy railway, who are always on
W ior new developments.
'ae Is last getting to be a thriv-
WE 'ss bs..,s .; lotion have been
nom this po!ut
many strangers are arriving
N, ~ h'erymen's teams are going
N o. Inc year a hardwood saw
~. y started. The parties inter-
&. -, uele last week and selected
~ with the $4,000 capacity mill
i, - erected things indeed lool
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THE HEALTH HABIT
Just n. Easy 10 Form as Any o,h'

Just ms Easy 10 Form as Any o'her'
We do not deliberately form our pet
habits, but they are uneonsclousiy az
n,Iired and grow as we grow. and by the
time we learn they are hurting us. We IND
them too strong to be easily broken.
Then, why not form good habit, habit
which will counteraot the many nad ones
In other words contract the uh'aspio"ap'e
habit of being always we'll
The best health habit to get mo 10 "
have and keep vigorous stomach; II YOU
have healthy digestion you ran nm
YOUR beloved coffee smoke your faVo
brand OF tobacco. with little or no Marin,
the mischief begins when these things aye
forced upon the faithful stomach wlthon'
any assistance.
Form the habit OF taking after meals
some harmless but efficient digestive wh,cn
will relieve the stomach Of so nucn estis
work
Nature furnishes va with such dises'
tives and when they are combined IN suen
a pleasant preparation as Stuarts pyspep,
sia Tablets. they give the oVerworheo
stomach just the necessary assistance Y
secure perfect digestion without any .
the harmful effects NJ cathartias ana SIM
liar drugs
The habit OF taking stuar,'s Dysepsii
Tablets after meals Is as necessary 10 nj
weak stomach as food itself, and indee1 Z
get the benefit from fooa eaten, notnin'
better and certainly nothing SAFER con d
used
Many families consider ,stuarts Tablet
as essential in the house as knives an
forks
They consist entirely of natural digestlY
principles without the effect or shaTa nte,
istics Of drugs; they have no casnaru
action. but simply go 70 work on the 100
eaten and digest II.
Take into account your bad habits an
the expense they entail and then fnpes
20 cents in a box OF stnsrfs Dyspepsl
Tablets and see n your digestion Tor IN
next month is not vastly improved.
Ask the clerk In any drug store ms nam
OF the most successful and popular stom
ach remedy and he will say "stuart's."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
ISLAND ClTYNEWS ITEMS
The Shriuers Had q Large Time at Wool
lam's Lake.
ALSO INITIATED NINETEEN CANDIDATES
Conference ON the Improvement al
the Chnnnel--Ln Porte Purchase
Money May BE Distributed.

Galveston. Texas, December l6.--The
topsy- turvy this morning when IL was
announced that the Santa Fe train on
which the grand potentate and his party
were coming, was over Ave hours late.
II was at first thought the plans for an
oyster roast and parade would have to be
abandoned, but late this afternoon II was
decided to meet the visitors with street
cars and take them at once to WOODLANDS
lake.
At $50 the train having on board the
following visitors arrived and they at once
boarded the cars in waiting a. V. Lane.
F.. q gberts, George A Webster. Her
bert Morris. |, n. Harrington, j. w..
Farnsworth, c. l.. Holland, r. +. Camp
bell E. NJ Tulmsn, John G Hunter of
Dallas. NJ. E. Westhrook Of Lsvernia and
l. M Langford of winnsboro The local
Shrlners having the party in charge and
who superintended the oyster roast were
f NJ Glbough, Captain scrimgner, Cap
tain NJ f Mott J. Seinscheimer. G.
Crop, John Clark. E. c. Piikins, Charles
II. Neil, L., Luth, FRANK HUDSON, Dr, j,
r. Carter, r. B. Tailor, G.. w. GLE, Ed
Haines.
AT 6:15 o'clock after a snort, but de-
ctdedly pleasant time at WOODLANDS lake,
the party returned 10 the city and repaired
to the fremont hotel where they donned
the regulation dress Of the order, and a.
7S0 o'clock left for the Masonic temple,
marching down fremont street to Market,
down Market to Center and thence to the
temple.
The exercises began at 9 o'clock, there
being nineteen novices to be initiated, as
follows George Law, Jr.. w. A. Easton
T. w. League, G. Hightower ] A. kirk
wood, r. P. Allen. Frank NJ. Walker
John R. Cox. l.. V. Elder, W. C. Ogelvie,
Il. j. selby. E. NJ. Hartrlck. P. s.
Smith. A. Wainwright, DR.. G. g. Banell,
w. n. Griffin. G. p. Boone, Thomas Web
ster
1t was some time during the early hours
of morning when an adjournment was had
and from the appearance of some of those
who had gone through the ordeal OF be-
coming a Shriner, pretty rough usage was
given them, especially Chief Clerk Easton
| of the fremont hotel and l.. j. Selby.
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HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court of Appeals.

Fort Worth, Texas. December l6'-Prooeeo
ings in the court OF civil appeals Tor tue
Second supreme judicial district:
Motions administration rehearng: Abilene
Compress Company W. Bell az Co., from
Taylor; Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company vs. Harvey, from Tarraht; 10
strike out bills OF exception; Coon Vs. Kinney,
Compress Company VS.. Bell. from Taylor.
TO require clerk to issue mandate without
payment of costs: Gulf, Colorado ana santa
10 Railway Company vs.. Miller. from Tar
Csrrow VS.. Coppinger, from Tarrant
Passed for one week: Massie VS. Mckee.
from Palo Pinto; to set aside submission oil
molten to strike out statement, OF facts.
Motions for rehearing oyerruied Missourl.
Kansas and Texas Railway Company vs.
Quarles. from Denton: Lion Insurance Com
Dsny Of LSndon vs. Wf Norh fo ASrcs
Wicker from Clay; Strange vs. Hughes, from
To strike out bills OF exception. sustained
as tc bills OF exception, but overruled as To
statement Of facts: Coon Vi. Haney' from
For permission to file motion for rehear
ing overrued: voorhees,. Miller d. Co. We
Cases reversed and remanded: Byers Bros.
VS.. Maxawell, guardian. from Graysoni Ado
wlch ys, Greenvlile National Bank, from
Hunt. a.,
Reversed and rendered for appellee fol
amount sued for: Mills, administrator. vs.
Terry, from Hunt.
Affirmed: Lewis Va Whitworth' from 'op
kinE,
Cases submitted: Lash VS. Morris Count,
Bank, from Morris; Williams VS. MCMILLAN
Relnhardt e. Co, from Grayson. Ellis VS.
Watt, from Ellis: Houston ana Texas Cen
trail railway Company vs.. Higgins from coi
Inns Hockady VS. wortham, from Fannln
Robson VS. Carrot from Johnston
Cases set for January s sefEon ". 30"
man, from Knox, Granthnm We. Graft, from
/ stonouall: Debeque VS.. Nichols, from Tar
rant slaughter vs.. callop. from Castro; Ciai
borne We Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way Company, from Cooke Cox. admins
traitor. VS. Paschal from Hill
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Board OF Equalization.

Tyler, Texas. December 1.-THE COM
missloners court met recently as board
OF equalization and passed upon the fran
chise tax OF the 81. Louis Southwestern
and Tyler Southeastern railways, also OF
local corporations domiciled In Tyler and
Smith counties The values fixed by the
court on the st. Louis Southwestern was
80, 0Oo. 600. $2,250, 900 and S2,500,000 for the
years 1897, 1898 and 1899 respectively. ana
that of the Tyler Southeastern was fixed at
$25. 900 each year for 1897 and 1898 ana
for 1893 at $4,000. These values and
shares set upon local corporations make
a total OF about s7,500,000.
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Mrs Eliza Guest kearneS Buffalo coul-
ty Nebraska, says II took your Psrdna
for some time for catarrh, and am happy
10 state that I an now entirely cured OF
&C. took both Peruna and Manalin.
am still taking Peruns for la grippe and
find that 1t helps me greatly. have in
fluepced several Others afflicted with
chronic catarrh 10 take Peruna in this 10.
eality, ana they arc all improving
Hon. r Simmons, United States mar
shall Mobile. Ala. speaks in high praisc
OF the merits OF Perina He says: "Af-
ter having used Peruna for a short time
md that II IS TIE most excellent remedy
for the grippe and catarrh ever prepared
can heartily recommend 1t 20 nay que,
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so, Ill Mrs. Schmitt says II suffered
this winter with a severe attack OF la
grippe, and having repeatedly heard of
the value Of Pernna in such cases
thought ] would try It, l used it faith
fully and began to feel change for the
better the second day. and In the course
of week was very much improved
After using three bottles ! not only found
that the grippe had disappeared, but my
general health was much better am
satisfied that Peruna lie a wonderful fam
lily remedy and gladly indorse IT, Yours,
Mrs. Theophlle schmitt"
La grippe leaves be 16ystem saturated
by oatarrh. This condition is known na
systemic catarrh. Peruna is the only
remedy. Allow no one to persuade you
that there Is any other remedy Just as
good.
Mr.. Frank Bauer Minnesota, MINI, in
recent letter says;
II can not say anything else but good
of your medicines. For seven win ers
! had suffered with la grippe and by each
attack was confined TO the bed In the
winter OF 'as | was attacked with In
grippe. | had a terrible cough asked
my wife 10 get me bottle OF Poruna
but as the druggist ala not have f. she
got me something else that WAS highly
recommended for la grippe costing the
same az Peruna. I took that, but was
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,IaF CAPITAL CITY
!. TX Commission Is Now
H,Il.d to-lesis'aloFs'
urs,ns FRIEND. for the
IA. Ju.lgeship Gale"
= . the Governor

II. december le,--The print,
w. commissions report ana
~ , =. today and the work !,
n e0u ,., ot same to members oil
" ~. and the country press was
savers stated this evening 'na'
Y, session would be 'a''e' -
|" , WIN o, Garland and Joseph
~ ~ "a r r. L. ssner Of Dallas
asu ,,d,v in the interest Of the
Wv nudge Nash. who is being
" NJ, N iudgship Of the soufsesn ~
y ias s,is resigned BY Judge SmItn;
tese1 ,,i.n. II. i. Thompson. VIII
~ Ar usnry Crawford OF paiias
w. sos,y backing W, Fl II. Clar :.
w W, ~ Fourteenth district 10
y !. smith, resigned ,,, :,
:. NJ Chief Clerk Curl 81
4
'sslase,l.,.- office was burglarized
npa as. The thief effected an en-,
,su. .n the parlor window and
In'I y, Curtis pants in the neo
til " Tho same OF 50, overlooking
rllls ,s,,' = watch. which was in his
! ssarby chair. Outside OF ,ns !,
p'na,vn,ie and a nickel secured
I ssn,s Of Mr., Curtis little boy
., " XIV visitor secured nothing for
,,.ts;' 49,, :, Garland spent tbs
1 4 TIE city. ,, -, Gan An.
NH !, ,hs, city Oh business with the
APARTMENTS, ~ ..s.r s,ea tho
H v .ss Texas Mortgage BANKING
y, II Waxabachie, Capital STOCK
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A yeuro FATALLY wounded.

csreenviile, Texas December l6, AT the
old compress about the quitting hour yes
terday afternoon, Charles Manley. the en-
eineer shot and fatally wounded Henry
Jackson. one Of the negro laborers en-
ployed at the press. The ball entered
below one ear and ranged upward lodging
on the other side and against the skull
after penetrating the base Of tho brain
Blood and brains oozed from the hole
back OF the Jaw.
Manley went to his boarding house after
the shooting, leaving word at the COM
press whore he could be found, and was
taken in custody by an officer shortly
afterward,
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withstandinR the county is Just emerging
from drouth upequaled In severity and
length Of duration by any ever expert
enced within the memory OF the oldest
inhabitants, the people are in tolerably
fair circumstances and have been able TO
get something more than a mersA-Dsins
out OF the soil.
The theory that this Is nothing but
stock country has been too often exploded
In recent years to be advanced nov BY
any one In the least familiar with the ac'
tual conditions existing here. 1t is true
that stock raising is still a profitable in
dustry here, but 1t pays biggest returns
when combined with farming, and the
stock farmer will be the future successful
man OF Bee county.
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HoTL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont--John Elsee. city; Joe
Eagle, Houston William Davis. 81.
Leuis: r. FeIdmann. NJ J. Joseph. w.
otteson. New York; J. l. Johnson. st.
louis; Thomas G Duncan and wife, Vic
toria, Texas; NJ. e. Woody, J. q Flana-
gan Chicago; John A. Robinson. Mrs. NJ.
d. Getcheil Kansas city J, S. Corley.
cleburne, Texas: p +. Benedict. Boston;
James Daugherty, Dstroit Sam L. Hous'
ton. indianapolis; D. 3. welpton. Omaha
Harry @. Kyle. Kansas City; Charles
Herhert taylor ST. Louis: e. H. Lyons
Nav York; Gus Muller. Chicago; Miss NJ
j. Adams. Charles G. Adams, city; Edgar
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Mrs. Jane Gift OF Hubbardsvile ohio.
writes the following: six years ago had
la grippe very bad. The doctor ealno to
see me every day, but ] gradually grew
worse, i told my husband | thought
would surely die II did not get eliei
soon
"onc day picked up the newspaper
and accidentally found 4 testimonial OF
woman who had heeu cured Of grippe by
feruna l told my husband | wanted 20
try 1t. lie went directly to the drug store
ard got bottle Of peruna. could see
the improvement In very short time and
was soon able to do my work. cou-
trued using It until was entirely cured
IL have induced great many to try the
medicine and all have had tho same To-
SILT. ] have used 1t In my family for my
husband and children for colds and Ia
grippe would not be without It in the
house ] really think it has added years
to my life. and ! feel have no one to
thank bur God and DR.. Hartman. II other
sufferers are induced 10 try this wonder
fnl medicine they will Join me H. singing
ne praises"
Address The peruna Medicine Co. Co
lumbus, Ohio, for free catarrh book
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wAXAHACHIE LOCALS.
Four Deaths from Typhoid Fever In
One Family.

Four Deaths from Typhoid Fever In
One Family.
Waxahachio. Texas. December 16.--Yes-
terday was general divorce day in the
district court and Judge billiard granted
twenty DEGREES OF divorce.
Berry Bynum died at Oak and was
buried yesterday. This is the fourth death
within ten days in this immediate family
from typhoid fever
There will be great deal Of moving and
changing around In business circles on
January l.
Murphy, Durham & Co, large dry
goods firm Of Sherman, will locate here.
H. Ward & Co will move to Houston
George n Moore is selling out TO quit
business
c. Roddey will move his business to
Grandview.
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s.orne1o,,n News Notes.

Georgetown Texas, December l6-John
A. Fain of Weatherford is in the city
Johu It. Bryson has been appointed city
marshal 10 fiji out the uueXpired term OF
C. j. Brady, resigned.
Grand Chancellor Strickland of the
Texas Knights of Pythiae is attending the
Grand Lodge OF emergency at Houston
this week.
Mrs. Kate e. Lorbett Of this place was
burning trash in her yard Thursday even
ing, when her clothing caught fire ana
she was seriously burned about the back
She is now on the road TO recovery
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Ia GRANGE LOCALS.
An Aged Lay Shielded by Jumping
into n Well,

Is Grange Texas December is.--Mrs. H,
Huettel who recently moved to this city
from her farm near Ammansyille. last night
at . O'Clock auicided by jumping into well
come thirty-fve feet deep. Shs had. since
the late death OF her husband. been very
despondent and on several previous occa-
sions attempted 10 end her life in other ways.
She was about III years old. Her husband
was one of the old settlers Of Fayettc
county
, OF the large number Of citizens who visited
the f.. r. and " Festival during the. week.
ali express themselves highly pleased with
Houston's hospitality. her attractive exhibits
and splendid parades II was forcible ex-
ample Of what energy and a good citizenship
can accomplish and well indicates what grea:
things are in store for South rexas IN the
future
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HOO HOO coNcATENATIoN.

Manager ], II. Hill and General Freight
and Passenger Agent W. r. Mcclure Of
the Galveston. Houston and Henderson aud
Messrs. J. D. Newcomer and Pat Barry
were among the large crowd that left this
afternoon TO attend the Hoo Hoo concst-
enatlon tonight, Mr. Newcomer liz can
didate for membership.
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demanded without Bail.

Franklin. Texas. December 15.--Barnett.
accused of raping ls-year-old Girl Of
Wheelock a few days ago. had his ex-
aiming trial yesterday before Justice J.
D. H. Kiilougb and was denied ball The
prosecution was conducted by ]. g. scott
and County Attorney John 2. Bishop
Defendant was represented by Judge 7. ,,
Simmons and Daniel Parker. ESQ,
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showwalter. near tho waterworks, shot her
self. How serious the Inflicted injuries arc
will not be known until future developments
unfold themselves but at this writing the
nervous shock has passed and sho tx doing
fairly we'll.
The Post correspondent gathered from most
reliable sources the fact that she was toying
with cheap 22-callber gun II was one OF
those kind that to load you must 'breaR'
like an air-gun, and In attempting 10 per-
form his operation the weapon exploded, the
bullet taking effect in her right side. She did
not know IL WINS loaded
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MAGNIFICENT SHOWING.
The Record. Attest INT nee coun

Thc Records Attest that Rec County
II In a Prosperous Condition.
Beeyille, Texas December 1.-THE recs
ords of Bee county show that during the
year 1899, about to close, more mortgage
and vendors releases have been 6led than
during the four previous years. The rec
ords further show that fewer mortgages
and other epcumbrances have been fled
during the present year than during any
year within the past decade.
All this is evidence conclusive that, not"
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stepbenyiIIe Notes.

Stephenville. Texas, December ID
County court is now in session Judge l.
N Frank presiding special term oil
district court has been called for January
s, 1900 for the purpose Of dlsposins o.
accumulated civil matter.
Receipts of cotton here from the iarm.
ers is very light the crop being apou'
all in.
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rn SHOW CAuSE

Alonzo ] Tullock ct al filed petition
this morning 10 require parties granted
appeals In the suit Of A. J Tullock ct al
vs. Galveston La Porte and Houston to
show cause why distribution OF funds
should not be made In accordance with
final decree.