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White lead ljobbing)-Pioneer or Carter. 2,o00-lb
Prepared paints, 5-gal cans, si.E@lso; l-sai cans
si:so@l65; agal cans. sL55@l7o; quart cans. SLSo9
Nails, Tools and CordaEe.
Nails tjobbins)--New list. cut steel. Cos to COS.
saws5cIO;ssst Disstcn, .uttls;so0tA soasss pc,
razor steel SOC per foot; hand Dsstons. 80 per cent
81 per does ssos 0 and
doz, Hatehets-From 81 to g per dozen. Mat
stones.llg2e per Id. wedges-steel. loal2 per H.
Scales Howes and Fairbanks platform, IS Is and
20 per cent off list. Buffalo 40 and IS per cent. OF
list; counter, cent. of list; spofford scales
Rope obbngl- Manila, lt,insh and Larger, a sse
sa sa s sir.a ps sS 5sln ..s A. pss is
Tinwar. Pieeed. net prices; stamped. 'S and 10 to
y G "a, IS and 60 per cent. Of.
Painted barb wire, $40; galvanized barbed
fence. $685. green wire cloth. N.75 per 100 square
Powder tiobbins)-B Black blasting. per keg. sass
e. s S per cent
champion or Triumph, A50; improved Judsoni
:aHP @ sas sss sD bsis:.n sg Tas hss.
;, SHOT Gsssi asl, $40 per 1as Dusssho
Fuse-per 1000 double tape. Sc; triple tape, 81.
Blasting Caps-Xxx. CSC per lw
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron jobbing)-sic base; Norway iron, 5io
Iron pipe tjobbins) Wrought iron. nil Sizes black
and galvanized. IS per cent Of list
Sheet zinc (jobbing)-l2r per ID.
Tinplate Gobbins)-Charcoal plates. bright 10.
terne iC. 2ox2. 1850; Is-dipped, sox2s. sig.
sheet iron Observation-Disclosures common, No H.
llc: galvanized 90 per cent. OF list.
Single bands-Galvanized. &c per ID; black, SITS
Solder iiobbing -Tinnsrs' haif-andhan. &c per D.;
extra wiping. 2lc.
Lumber and Building Materials.
Loa,-superior quality. per II, No ] FIR, sa7:
msrchantable nr. a96; No. cedar. t6e37 common.
per Nj, sA@S: spruce logs. Hso; cedar single boIts
Il Ge2,s.
Lumbsr-Fir.. rough. So; thich hnish, surfaced
lengths. il to is feet special lengths Soc Der II
eItrs; oneinch finish s,als; all vertical grain. 81
ner extra Flooring Dressed and matchsd sI7
an; st.ck boards, eineh. Se61: ioinch. N.56au:
H-inch, SisaiA Fsncins-No. or dxinch nnish
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISC0--Anived. DecembeR a. ctr
Miami Seattle, sh Louis Walsh, Tacoma; bktu
Gardiner City. Coos bay. Sailed. ctr George W. n
AsToRiA-Anived. Dec 8. str Aberdeen. from
San Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures. Dec. a. schs yoIsnt. from
HoQUIAM-Arived. Dea q. str Grace Dollar.
from Ban Francisco,
NANAIMO-S Sailed Dec. Is, O. D. Bryant La
haina.
DEPARTURE BAY-sailcd. Dec. Is, wellington.
San Frnncisco. Arrived, Bristol. San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, prior to December q, Jap
str Kinshiu Mari, for Seattle
QUEENsTOWN---Arived Dec. "a. Br Oh Dunrss-
gan, from Portland.
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NEW York MARKETS.
general Quotati Hons.

NEW YORK, Dec 26.-Flour-R Receipts, T.bn
barrels; exports So sos barrels market dull Minne
sofa patent s3soa4.o s; winter straishts. s2sSas G
Wheat-Receipts, l15.600 bushels; exports, I'll $40
bushels Spot easy; No. red. 731c T. Q. b. OPP
tions opened steady at &c advance and influenced
by large decrease on passage, but subsequently,
was weakened by corresponding increase in vis-
ible supply figures. The absence OF cables and ex-
port demand promoted general du!lness sll day the
close was easy at l8s4c net decline; March closed
7aac; May. 7iac July, 7iic; December, 72tc
Wool-Dull
Hops-Steady.
Coffee Options closed quiet and UNCHANGED to
points lower Sales, ESQ, including January, DESC;
March, 6.05c; May. 6l0c; spot rio dull and nofni
nal: No. invoice Gle: No. iobbins. nc; mild
Quiet Cordova, 6@i2c.
sugar-Raw Arm held higher. Fair refining. ls-lsc
bid; refined, steady; granulated. s-lsc: cut loa3.
8 el6c.
Visible supply.
Tho statement Of the visible supply Of grain In
store and afioat Saturday, December g. a. COM
piled by the New York Produce Exchange. u Is
Wheat $4,000 bushels; increase. l7s5.oo bush-
els.
Corn-l2 ssl 900 bushels; increase. 17sooo bu.helA
Oats-5. 1872 900 bushels: increase, 81 600 bushels.
Rye-1,sa 900 bushels; decrease. 5000 bushels.
Barley 900 bushels; decrease. 2asO0 bushels.
NJ M NJ
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"SEE WHAT PEOPLE
SAY ABOUT HUDYAN.~

I have not had one spell of nervous
headache since took Hudyan. My stom-
ach is good. bowels are regular. I feel
like a new being. H. A. QUARTZ.
Fresno. Cal.
Mrs. Gibson says:
Every woman who Is weak and nervous
should take Hudyan. ! know from my
own experience II Ii the best medicine
on earth. MRS, r. X. GIBSON.
Hawthorne. New, 4,
Mr.. Rich says:
was run down in health, nervous,
could not work, was miserable. Hudyan
cured me- WALTER r. RICH.
Paris, Idaho.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. g. Cattie-Good TO choice steers
and Texans, steady; others slow; COW market and
Gamers lie higher Good to choice, 5aoGG poor to
medium, si-259525; mixed stockers. s5g3.so; Sc
lected feeders g. 80; good TO choice cows, S. 509
49, heifers Haa75; Gamers s2.25a3 10; bulls $3.50
"a 50; calves. $4@7.25: fed Texan steers, a. a@6S.
Hogs-Inactiye. mostly l0c higher good clear
ances MIXED and butchers. ssosaf 30; good 70 choice
heavy. s4l584.S: rough heavy, NeA 10; light SIS
a. IS; bulk Of sales, tis@4.S.
eheep-Activs. ip6lsc hishax Native wsthsra,
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boston.

r.. BOstOn.
BOSTON, Dec. 8.-The holiday season has not
had much effect the wool market The de-
mand continues quiet and values are firm for all
grades.
Territory wool continues to lead Holders are
asking CSC for fine medium and fine. while the
staple article is calling for Zoe. Fleece wncls are
slow, but the market holds firm. Quotations
Territory wools-- Montana and Dakota fine medium
and fine 22da24c; secured. s0G66c; staple. 66d70c
Utah Wyoming fine medium and hne lsd2lc
secured. 59d62c; staple. 6oasse; Idaho fine medium
and fine, is@2lc; secured, 5aG62c; medium. @g23c;
secured, 59&62c
perfiine, s559oc; good, S5de7c; average Sc.
q. q. q.
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Mr.. Rich says:

Figs. /, 2. 8. 4. s,
show the weak
points when nerves
are giving way.
"Hudyan cures"
Hudyan - all drug
gists--50c a package;
ak packages for
SEQ. II your drug
gist does not keep
1t, send direct to the
Hudyan Remedy Co.
cor, Stockton, Ellis
and Market SITS. San
Francisco. Cal.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY,.
Portland. Or. Dec %, IN
Fair; stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or A0nl4
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Consult the Huayan Dectsrs Absut
lQsF Casa .yxae ~ ChAxGes Wgs1n
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


q i
The markets today were fairly busy considering
that IL was the day after n holiday. Fruits and
vegetables were In good demand all day. Tho
steamer from San Francisco arrived yesterday with
a small cargo comprised chiefly Of oranges and
lemons for tho local markets.
Oranges are In fair demand. Tho demand for
the small Japanese oranges Is greater than for
California fruit at present. Lemons are In fair
demand
Apples continue In steady demand Shipments
have been small In the last few days and com
mission merchants arc ready for consignments.
Fancy stock is most in dshiand although sales Of
cooking apples are good
Bananas are IN demand. Several car shipments
have arrived In the last few days and nre selling
rapidly Tho price holds practically the same. al
though large. ripe punches bring above present quo
tations.
Butter and eggs are stationary. Creamery butt
ter Is firm at sc and ranch eggs are above normal
at &c. Large shipments are received every day.
The poultry market Is we'll cleaned up. Eastern
stock was IN good demand but local stock was
preferred every time. A number OF merchants
have Eastern stock on their hands now with little
prospect q selling. Chickens arriving in large
consignments The prices hold the same aud the
market is weak. There is little demand for geese
or ducks.
Other markets continue unchanged.
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oils and Turpentine.

Cylinder oil. bbls, 4oQ5soc; cases. SC advance,
White lead tjobbing) Pioneer or Carter. 2o00.lb
lots. nc. 5O0 lots, Tic, less than 500b lots, TIC
Prepared paints, 5-gal cans, NE@l6o; l-gai cans.
sl50@l65; a-gal cans sl55al7o; quart cans. SL609
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Cash Quotations.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat No. 5 spring. s9a6ac; No. Q red. s7a@eaa
Corn--No. 2, 31a314c.
Oats No: 3, 22i@2aso; No. white. aseassc; No.
white, 2i1@26c.
Rye-No. 2, 55c
Barley-No 2, 3S@43c
seed-No. fax, sl4si; prime timothy, $2.s5
Mess Pork-Per Dbl. Ss.7Gdl0B.
Lard--Per 100 lbs, S5.lbG65o.
Short Ribs-Sdss, loose. $5l5@6.40
shoulders-Dry sailed, boxed, s5.a7ta6.M,
Sides Short clear boxed. S.. 450l5.55
Mhiskey-D istillers' finished goods. ner nal 81 IA
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Dairy PrOducta.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter MAJ.
ket was steady. Creamery, l6G25c; dairy, B@a2c.
Cheese-Firr, Gdl22c
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- Ma =: Y or chsnnSl rustis, q dsep sadnng,
C.,sht $50 lbs, Ni4aA HI tmba-1adets asd seauE
iinss' rossh. 96D@h; ISL 3. @l41u; { Il
n n1Sstix ~. boards- izinch and 10 ~
sxs .h,nsIss. $3.50 standard shinSiss, an, -
,nch 6nish. u, II and q isst, e50gl; thick nnl1f,
S1as; cedar squares. J. : and y fest sstoss
S..s ca g .is:ss; { Ell 1't: a =;
AI Ism. oobbius,- -Rochs Hnbor sln; San Jas..
up ~ t,obblns, Golden 0ss., p. bAr,si. az
pisstss hair liobbngl- Washed, u.W Per sac1; N
vsshsd, )llo pr sack
% 70 70
snArrLn WHEAT MARKDT.
vrheat-Export, No. club uc; No ! bluestsms
slic. milling, No ! club. BIC; biuestsm. ~.
q p 70
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Dec. @.-Ciub. Sic; bfucstem, Ua
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 1.--The Christmas holi-
dav in Liverpool and 4 big increase In tho visiois
supply made matters decidedly quiet In the Local
wheat market today Bluestem IL In signify netsef
demand At 5ac The best quotation obtainable TOT
Walia Walls il about SIC. while valley 10 quoted q
&c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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Soap tjobbinrl- Seattle sayon zos. ecc; ioo., 8;
zoos, s3l5 20s CSC; Corinns 1908. $50; sos. SOC:
Rabbits. 2os 81; zoos. 81; Proctor CANDLES
Id; CASTLE, notified loc.
Tobacco (iobbingj--Plug chewing. Battleax $50;
Climax. 46c: Star, 47c; Horseshoe, 46c; Spearhead
acc; Piper Hcidsieck. SOC: Scroll Tag SIC; San Tas
per lb. 57c:. Something Good Gc: fine cut chewing
per Id, SIC; Is. nc; Lime Kiln 2os. SIC; 4oz. Gle;
Mastiff, is. zoe: Is. 6oc
Paper (iobbingl -Grocers' straw. Sc: butchers
straw. &c; No. 2, Manila SIC; No. l. Manila, 4ac
paper bags. less discount list; drab express. &c
Bags uobbingl-Grain. Per 100. $575; old. per
100, 81.
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GUERIN, FERRY & GuERIN, Lawyers.
$40 Pioneer building. Phone. Main At.
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Wabash, Ind, Jan. l5-Divid Pratt
has commenced damage proceedings IN
the sum Of 5000 against James Hayes
and Patrick Hayes. Tho plaintiff. who
was In the employ Of the defendants,
was thrown cut OF a wagon last fall and
permanently injured. He claims that
the accident was due 20 carolcssne.s ON
the part Of the employers IN not proyid.
ing suitable harness FOR his team.
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----~---a.i1n4s wetr~ accompanied by
furious gales throughout tae United
Kingdom. Tho recent mild weather
has proved very unhealthy. The NOR.
tality from respiratory affections have
exceeded that Of any week since May.
Seventeen deaths, directly attributed tc
70 influenza in London. made the CITY.
death rate the highest than for several
months
Hurricanes have seriously interrupted
communication with the continent.
Dover harbor has been practically nm.
usah'e In consequence Of the socalled i'm.
provement works and continental mails
have been badly delayed The authori.
ties OF Folkestone tried pouring oil in
the water at the entrance Of the harbor
The experiment was very successful and
mail boats were able to approach with
the greatest ease.
The leading ball OF the winter season
was given at Duke and Duchess Devon.
shires' seat, Chatswor:h House. Derby.
shire, on Thursday evening. Everything
was ON gorgeous scale.
The painful litigation involving Tat.
ton and Lady Sykes, which 80 scandal.
ized London owing to the charges Of
forgery with which it bristled has come
to an end. The parties have agreed to
deed OF separation, and Sir TAtton is
about TO leave England for Mexico.
Rear Admiral Lewis Anthony Beau.
mont, director OF naval intelligence, who
married Boston woman, will 20 out in
WArsprite 70 relieve Rear Admiral Pal.
lister, commander.in.chief Of the Pacific
station since 1895, whose time on the
Pacific will be up on March 5.
Mr.. Imskip, secretary o. the boot and
shoe operatives union, who returned
from his official mission, a. a delegate
TO the Kansas City convention, thinks
the workers of Great Britain are better
OIL than those In the United States.
American workingmen, In his opinion
have yet much 70 learn from their I'm.
glish conierees In organization The
feeling fer trade unionism be found
was So strong 10 America, however, that
he Is convinced that eventually at least,
go per cent OF the workers will enroll
themselves
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

Danvllle, His, Jan. IA row over
a crosscut saw caused the fatal shooting
OF Robert Nanoleave by Albert +.
Baird. Both men are woodchoppers In
timber few miles west OF Dinville.
They agreed 10 fight out their diffcren
ces in the highway. During the fgnt
Baird drew pistol and shot Vancloav,
IN the groin. The wounded man wa,
brought TO the Danville hospital, and
Baird was arrested by Shentr Jane,
Sloan and confined In the DanyiIl,
Jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

Champaign, ILL.,, Jan. IA. n. Free,
better known in all Newspaper offices
throughout Illinois Indiana and Ohio.
and oven farther abroad, by his own
preferred name Of "Tho Immortal j.
~ is lying at home OF his nephew,
William FREQ, near this CITY, In what /.
thought tobe probably his fatal illness
apparently cancer in the throat j. "
Free has been a strange wundorcr sine.
the early days Of the war % the rebel
lion, and probably no man has wider
list % acquaintance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

Columbus o. Jan li.-What NAV
b. taken as an authentic statement re-.
garding the guhoruat1rinl candidacy Of
Judge William r. by Of Canton has
been given out here David Day, a
brother Of Judge Day, and an attorney
az Canton, Is In the city. Whom asked
as TO whether Judge Day would bo a
candidate, said; ~ think not, from
what 1 can see since his return, he will
not bo candidate"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

Clarksyiile, Tenn, Jan. l4--Last
night two couples elapcd from Christian
county, KY, 20 this city in bugg,es,
travelling the greater portion Of the
night IN the sloot and cold Chief VI
Police J. II Armstrong, vi HOPKINS.
vile, and Miss Annie Mccoy. Hop.
kinsvilla young lady, were married In
thu parlors Of the Arlington hotel.
William Parker and Miss George Dun
ham, who lives six miles beyond Hon
hnsvillc, were welded in a r0mlnu,
manner, as they clopsd, having the Ger
omony performed IN Caiawells liver,
stable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

Brentwood, Tex, Jan. l4-G. d
Davis was assaulted and pretty badly
cut Davis Is a collecting agent Ho Is
cut twice ON the neck, three times about
tho face and twice In the back. His
wounds arc not serious.
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nnrn nnrnrd N.nr Llhsrtr.

Georgetown, Tex, Jan. "a - The
barn OF Bob simmons, few miles from
Liberty HUI, was burned Tuesday, sup.
posed to be the work OF lnccndiarios.
Loss 5000, 40 insurance.
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Houston, Tex Dec. 18th. 1898.
PRoF J. C. NAGLE.
College, Texas.
Dear sir: / have your letter Of
Dee. 9Th, and / was unable TO adj
wise you relative TO the bicycle
track at College heretofore owing
to my time having been largely
consumed in preparing information
regarding the cost Of our road, Er
use in he Railroad Commission
suit However, prior to the re.
ceipt of your letter Of the 9th inst
| wrote to supt Lee stating il
would give US much pleasure to
grant your request
Yours truly,
j. 7. Maui.
Engr. NJ. of Way.
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mid KsntteLr r.cLInr rr.

Columbus Ga, Jan. 10. Tho Third
kentucky regiment is again packing no
20 90 TO Savannah, where il will ombar.
for Cuba.
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At El Paso, Dec. 9th, 1898.
Mr. j. NJ. LEE, Supt,
Houston, Texas.
Dear sir;-l return you here.
with letter Of Oct, 2S., from Prof.
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SON Kill

n ~ this DR,f-
n ~ Ohio. bee,,
|i8. Robert cou,,
ev Jarney
ptist churc -
nd killed INV
. night know
Charles Welefl
nded by Rev
O meeting w
the church d.
anne out, whonF :
I'd Farrell slu'
|t. In the ex3
Il escaped, but v
riff and n posse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

Blice, La.
,oun ,Rade arrs Moda
not wisarged snor.
"I d We
down toe VIC
"Ya CO. y
,,PSSssss-,APP0INTED.
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ring OF John
ody Of Kansas
Of the gang, Is
been identified
the dynamite
AIRED bandit Of
| a admitted his
.nntad nv W. "a
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Who is Free Silver Man.-Some Sound
Logic.---Illinois in Line. -.

[copyrIghiel By lhe MeoluIe Sow BuIeaa.l -,
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deputy
| Known II
hen Askel
| ! the jigs
have out
l an Z
converss
crested i
Jim Cur
He's II
med ua
nber of
was Va
| bank 70
| rothers
Ryan
n the
n trail
later
on a.
n I'm
ChMig
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: death q bill was
s % restore Conn
original place on
Itch would have !
|, him the rank Of :
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IA oEA

Awsy au
la.ieiphia. "
~ Conuk
iited States II
home in thi
as born inTrl
,intcd nidshii
D was promo4
ID in isii col
lie served thr
participating
o. IIe comm
~ the civil WI
d 20 captain.
ire Island nav
ii 1873 no w
ore. and six
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15

,ndence, Or
and senter
nentiary
biz sentenc
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by SLOW suicide
Wis, Jan. III
odiste, died here J
clae. -Four week.
|n,nomineo hpsnn,
absolutely refu.
or allow ne ply
for her. a love
|,ausod the suicide
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ney Wanted PIac BETTING Their
Rank, but They Had to Start
from the Bottom.
MOST APPOINTMENTS
I. GIVING SATISFACTION,
o'aers Against Selling American Sol.
aiers Liquor Is Causing Some
Trouble TO the Keepers
Of the Cafes

.., rs w York, Jan. i4-A dispatch &c
An ., Tribune from Havana says;
10 most Important nominations 70.
ssn'ly announced here arc those Of
s ; Aenocal as chief OF police. Per,
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a stay un'ii Jul g..
AS, Jan. iS.-Two = =
;oland and Bats VINO WY
r. were granted a stay OF
In next June. The scar
.l,, LIZ
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Houston, Tex, Dec. 18th. 1898.
PRor j. c. NAGLE,
College; Texas.
Dear Sir:-l hand you herewith,
letter from Mr.. j. 7. Mahl, Engr.
NJ, of Way granting permission for
your bicycle track inside of our
right Of way fence, between Bryan
aud College. With kind regards,
Yours Truly,
j. NJ. LEE,
Superintendent.