The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-13

|The committee also received contribu-
bn of ten sacks OF -four from James S.
orr of Marshall. This will be ordered
bit forward from here to some place
eded.
The following shipments were made to-
y:
10 sealy, 500; Angleton, $50; Rosen-
rg, 500; Millican, $3.50. The committee
10 had call from Thompson and ex-
cts to send supply Of $3.50 worth there
Jay yet, They are also in communica-
bn with parties at Columbia and If boats
be secured to reach that point a sup
will be sent there.
The following telegram was sent to
pvernor Savers today:
Galveston, Texas, July Ex-Governor J.
Sayers, Austin, Texas: The under
Ened committee of citizens of Galveston,
king deep interest in the welfare Of
inhabitants of the flooded districts Of
e Brazos which have suffered so much,
epectfully petition your excellency to
point Professor Mally. who is familiar
III the fruit and vegetable resources of
affected territory; to make thorough
Vestigation, and then report his recon-
fndation at the earliest possible moment
H. c. Lange,
NJ. Ullman,
II. A. Landes.
The committe Is of the opinion that to
pply the food sufferers with the proper
pa OF quick growing seeds for imme-
pie planting will do more good than any
ng that can be done. To this end they
PINK the people should be advised by
me competent person and they know Of
me better qualified than Professor Mally.
nm II. c. Lange, chairman of the local
nei committee. this afternoon received
Y following telegram:
New York, July IL, 1871. c. LANCE,
iseston: Mailing check for $1,000 to or
r Walter c. Jones, mayor, for flood suf-
Fers.
American Sugar Refining Co.
me governor was called upon by dele
'ion OF Washington county citizens this
teFhoon. who requested that no further
Up Dc sent that county for food suf-
efs' They alleged that they are able
lake care OF all their people who are
need and that refugees are refusing
pra IN the expectation of receiving help
em the governor.
rom County Judge Bell of Austin coun-
sle governor this afternoon learned that
.elusees are being taken care of at
feilpe and 80 at Sealy. The judge
6Ds announced the arrival of contribu-
w Oh lood from different points and
.ed that seed corn, millet. sorghum and
ssop are badly needed. Some of the
he says.
,im the Texas Planters company OF
ivs as me governor this afternoon re-
.'uce mat 1t has carload of cot
seea 10 donate to those needing II In
overfowed district.
si ny governor put in the day making in
nes ior seed Of all kinds for replant-
70 aSa hopes to get good supply be-
n, we end of the week.
ov,s Ii al accounts enough clothing and
81, s,uns nave gone forth to more than
Fers 'ue immediate wants OF the suf-
aeA'hney, Texas, July 1o.--The county
ee o' luis county received a telegram
evening from Governor J. d. Sayers
s4lhs to citizens for aid in the way
,,a. .ai, hour and bacon for the Robertson
nu'y hood sufferers.
'e receiving the telegram. however.
Spnin,. meeting OF Mckinney citizens had
rnasso a soliciting committee for the
|ssram IN pursuance Of the governors
kyor county Judge Faulkner and
tlzens sarson issued Joint appeal to The
thu ea J respond literally and promptly
entiorss i and turn over to the alb
sIons s or committee manat such clothing, pro-
Snate 4, .sy any felt disposed to
beina ny tnis writing a large collection
. cenlgs gotten together for shipment over
fster. cave ,onight. consigned to ]. A
Z dlstresssesri, Texas, for the relief OF
distressed in that section.
In q, Texas. July l2.-The Bren-
eal e.,,a ,'s' which is an institution OF
lea tom ia mas on hand several hun
medlasteHiys SEED s;,a and II was intended that
Sod has ns started UP for a run. The
'sr. and efss s those plans, how
lillian, Perry s manager s. of the mill. Mr..
80 nas been doing what he