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Dealing in bonds SVss mostly In the sps-
euiative issues AZ ga,npr0vsd prices To
tai sales. par value s--Z7s.spa Caissd States
rev Fs declined - n ths hid price
BRADsTREETs FINANCIAL REvTEL
NrE 81 Aug S-Bradstrests nsan-
eisI review .on0rroS wssl say: Although
ssslI restrieted Is % the character q the
speculation there are son izdieztton
TIA. pubiie Interest IN the stock market
Is grcElng. The tore this ~eek has also
besn On the whsle strong one and TIRE
market resisted rot oaiy rs teaaeney 70
drift back from line % time into dill
ness. bas tha mnre dasssreus snaue1es
81 . 8ees5s8 break IN the NEST aaetfvs
snd popazaE of the traets1n stoeks. Broak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. S5.-cotton-ou Quiet;
middling, SIC.
New York, Aug. 25.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; August, 5.7Sc; September.
$500; October. sole; November. s.O5c;
December, 6.11c; January, 6.15c; February
s.19c; March, SIC; April, s.25c; May, 6.3Oc;
June, 6.S3c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
BASEBALL

ST. LOUIS. 7-3; PHILADELPHIA, 81.
St Louis, Aug. 25.-Enective twirllng
by Cuppy and Sudhoff landed two games
for the Perfectos today. Attendance, 81
200. Scores:
First game RHE
st. Louis ..........oo13o31o ITO o
Philadelphia 0Oo2OOOOO-2 3
Batteries-St. Louis. Cuppy and Criger;
Philadelphia, Donahue and Douglass. Um-
pires, Emslie and Mcdonald.
Second game RHE
St Louis ............1 ! 0001 00S-3i0 /
Philadelphia .........1 O0OO0OOo-2 1
Batteries-St. Louis. Sudhoff and Cri-
ger; Philadelphia, Piatt and Mcfarland.
Empires, Emslie and Mcdonald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
BANK CLEARINGs,

New York, Aug. S-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage OF in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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North Al Ear

- ~ - M~AUMs
No. f-ka1f&s City. Chs
caEo and 81. LA 8
inhsf ftaiiy1....-.....
No. 1-CeloFsAo E2-inEs.
Denver ard Parier
coate fc2lyl ...-....-.-
No. f--kanEzs ctfY. 81
LDrS nE6 ChlcNEa
ntgnt eTrTeaE f1aiiTI
sHceps Sua4ay1 .-.---.
No. G-Ac.oH rIsc4a tioE-
(daflY exrsps esr13yg .
Esath ard WesE
Ne s-FgTf with. pai-
tnn f7Ougtn1 sri Cal
RW4ea eNer1aa gtat -
No. 1-cSklahaua FoTs
Wor1h. EeW 0rse1ot
60 pEeaE sesst tAAs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
TrrnsnrY Statement

washington. Aug. S.-Today's state
ment OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: AvaIlabls cash balance. SIS. ST. :
80; gold reserve, So. 81. 81
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Western League.
TnE wEAras:

washington. Aug. A-Forecast for sat-
urday and Sunday:
Kansas-FaiF Saturday; warmer IN
northeast quarter; Sunday. fair; south to
west winds.
Oklahoma aud Indian Territory-Fair
Saturday ana Sunday; variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

The company reserves the right 70 vasy
from the above schedule or 20 abapaop
trains without nstice. 9. B. HART.
Trafic Manager
9. b GRANT,
Travelling Passenger Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

q o aea o. TRAITS see1srt e e1.t4
MATT wffh 80 -, X a1d J. ff8ale
- fhs serth zzd sgafA
= =. arE r. trafHs cSUas<t 81 Nistef
~ = HofaDEg.
Traase 1sssaseE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

70 Pss<ass. cosorass esriaEs go pss-
80 ~ssAss. en4nre e cars vss ths 49,
aszrs Psslhe rnassE ThFssgs sisspa
tssyas wSehita eazT - 81 = -
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

Eeave-East Bound.
Traln No. Jo--Kansas and Mel
hFasla Limited" for H SCOTT
s ena "a No. &Ksasss city ana -. pn
Louis rsss..........::..-.....-.....llsaOpp
Leave for South and West.
Traia No S-For Clearwater.
Conway Springs. Anthony. X
eva, kingman. Norwich. Ca
ford. Belle Plain and winfield /. y.eyam
as spriass. Anthony ana kSio ows..l sonmt
Leave foT North and west
Train No. G'Kansas and Nal
braska Limited" for Huschln-l
son. Pueblo. Colorado springsl
and Denver ...................lg .aan
Train No s-For nj Hope and
Hutchinson and Geneseo.......i 80 =
Train No. Izi-Local freight. earl
ries passengers between Wich-i
st9 and 0eneseo ........-.........l $50 Ar
Arrive from the East.
Train Ne s-.ksansas and Ns.
Scott and ST Louis. t.1s In :. :
Train No. S-Fr3rn Kansas Cltyl
ana 81 Le9ls. =. .:..........:.s.l 40 an
Arrive from South and West I
Train No. e-From Kiowa. An
sl1ony. Conway Springs and D
n and A points. s:fo Al
Train No. Gs-From Anthems
and Conway sprIngs..:........:.ltl:is an
Arrive from North and West !
Train No. 1e-From Denver. Coli
orado Springs. Pueblo andi
Train No. tsocFrors HatchinsoiSI ii'i0 an
and Mt. Hope daily except
Train No S-Ffom Genesso ssd 'A' pa
For further information csi On 30 = p sS.
dress City Ticket once. Missouri Paeins
hAiiway: nl y Main 81. Wichita, Kan.
y. = BLECKLEY. =. & T. A.
Corner Wichita and Second sts
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This line 10 now running through chair
cars (seata sYee) and Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping ears wichita 60 -. Louis.
daily zIfhout change. This u the only
wichita to ST Louis. where direct cor
nectlon IL made with all eastern trunk
line points in the most magnificent raj
way Station in the world Quickest line
to ali points In Southwest Missouri.
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast.
This company now also have on sale
steamship tickets TO al points on the
globe.
For further information address
r. o. MORTfM0RE.
City Ticket Agent.
Corner Main and Douglas Ava
L. r. DELANEY. Agent Union statio4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
CASH OUOTATIONS.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Ffrm.
wheat-So. spring. S7tg1a: No. ? red
| ia sf7{c.
Corn-No. = &C; No yellow, 81 as4c.
/ Oats-Nc. .. 2lssc; No. aite. ~ &I.c;
No white. ssitGSSisc.
Rye-No 2. &c.
Ba-iey-No. . S3a2siEc.
Flax seed-No. ], H-isTII7
Timothy seed-Prime. =.
Mess poTk-Per Dbl. g. ezsSl
Iard--Psr lfa lbs, s.. Ie1zs5-5
Short ribs sides GoOse.l s.aes75 80: cry
saIted shoG 5ers. Cooxedl 5ssESs,c; short
clear sides (boxed) S5.5adS.so
whisky-DistRiers finished goods, Der
gal. si.s.
Sugar-Unchanged
Cl0ver-ConSract grade. $50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rscesaes. Shipments.
Flour. b6iS -..-..-..... l&oa9 1Sseo
Wheat. bu- ........-.-. 6z00e 30
Corn. ba. ..--..........siAooe SsI.0as
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Ealna

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND a PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Tine Table Elective Nov. p. ~.
Trainn Arrive Leave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

A jury Of ravens would not be long in a.
ei5ing that hnnet could not sipz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

90 All - an
tEazI - an
s0pn $3.50
pzaz s7an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

ElesaHt free reclining char cara q a.
wichita 70 ChtsaEo and Kansas City
without change. Also BleeQsFR On al
night trains % Fort Wersh. AouEton. 44n
nna baREaRe checked % al points ncfth.
east soEth and west Steamship tickets
sold 70 ali European points AZ lQ69El
rates Passenger station corner Doua511
and Meade avenues. Telephone 10
RI DRAEE. -. y. A. G.. r = = i.
= W. THOMPSON. A O. ,. q =. -,
Trneha Knn.
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WICHITA 4 wEETERH
ArrIve frnrn Ws.i

arrive rom west
No. f71-Pratt and KinGfnan pas
ssngsr daily except sunday iio.8 a.a
No. 474-Pratt and EinEmsa eel
connmodation fTBsEday. ThBrs-l
DAY. SATURDAY. ............l ~ p.a
Depart West.
No f7i-KinRrnan and Pgaft pas-i
senEsr DAILY except SUM- an. So pa
No f75-K nRynan and Praff nc-t
con nso6afion, Monday. We'd
nesday ard FrlssyB. - a 4
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CFtOCTAw. OKLAHOMA AND GULF.
ChOctsW. Oklahoma and Cuff Hissirosd
Company. Ch0cta9 and Memphis Rail-
rosd EompasT. csndenzed Tine Ta5ls.
In elect August l. is3s
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PTTrsBuRG. Z: BOSTON. &

PIIISBU re, Z; BOSTON. s
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug 25.-TannehilPs bad
inning was the third, when five hits and
an error broughtin four runs. but his
| team mates, encouraged by Beaumont :
home run in the fifth. jumped onto Lewis
In the sixth for four hits and four runs,
Tannehilrs three-bagger bringing in two
OF the runs. Attendance, 2,0O0 Score:
RH T.
Pittsburg ..........0 01o1416' 70 1
Boston ..............OO4 100000 o-si e 3
Batteries - Pittsburg. Tannehfl and
Schriver; Boston. Lewis and Bergen
Cmpires, Gahney and Latham.
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CLEVELAND. 4: NEW YORK. ,

Batteries-Cleveland. Kneppe- and Sug-
den; New York. Seymour and Wilson
Umpires, Manassau and Carr.
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No. -Ukz4E1m1. Fort
Wcrth. Dallas aatl
New Orleans eEnfo1sl
fa5sy except BrsT1 i.
10. SIT. WeFth Hous-l
fon. Galveston and san
Autonfo express t6aufl
excl Sunday .s....|
No. sl-Accommodatlun'
daily eHraul Snn1aEl !
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARE

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Aug. 25.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Time sable No. q. IN effect Tuesday.
April IL ls.s. 1901 a. m. central time:
No. i-PassenRef. mall and eHPro11.
daily No. 3-PassenEsT. mail ard express.
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Eeave-East Bound:
Tra3T, No. 1o--''Kansas and Ne
hrasla Limited" for II scott
ard 81. Louis, .....s.-......
Train No. e-Kansas City and 81.
Louis EXPRESS
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8sDpm
lsasps
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate.

Co.'s introduced blu providing tha'
suits on written contracts. where sunni
less than $500 are involved the pEoceeuinss
must be brought in the county IN winch
defendant resides. ~.
htlee introduced bill extending tny
time within which lands heretofore sp,s
III The state or that may be hereafter hoip
~ ITO state for taxes under decree OF
court NAV be redeemed and providing iof
Nv McGee-To provide fer perfectias ap-
neal IN criminal cases from conGlcs,pns
had in Justice courts OF either ih.o.'o'
Courts to the county courts. :,
By McGec-To provide for the venue ~
suits against private corporations anu fa ,he
road corporations. and prosioins =" Lii
venue OF suits In which two or more i'n
read corpt rations are defendants. r,ses IN
~, MiIier--To increase fees Of sherIhs ~
.,.,i, csaes as provided for in his amenu,
,,,snt 10 Potter's bill. which was deiea'eu
-, account OF not heinz germans,
Nv neutrality-suspicious. sls,beg 20 I sesu,s
etsI counsel ia cases now In the fere'"i
sp p',-,s against the railroad comnissi1n .,
a., Iinn--To create judicial nis' 49,. ~
lp.as,on county additional 70 tns TENN
ua ,a',a, a,strlot there to be the sixteensu
luuuia' - establish a court and proN,ae
mr., ,,,,dge and clerk OF such new oih'Ilp,s,
~ y,,iate the Venue cf the courts o, sAi.
=. .ongcsiVe districts and the dispositor ~, ~
*. ,,,,sjness therein ana to oeiine I'VE
,u,isSi.tion, the boundaries sno 'ns
tnsred r,,isrs,l-Pro,iaipg tina, sll sel'sns ~
veeov.ry Of the 'ils er P',ssstsseyt ats
snv land or real properly ~ 'A''
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purpose of oxtermtnsting prairie dogs or
other pests In sash county or district; pro.
Sided. that majority OF Ike quallned
property taX-pu,ing voters OF such county
or district. voting at un election 60 be
held for that purpose, shall vote such ta&,
not TO exceed ) cents on each acre OF land
In such counties rs may vote the az; pro-
vided. that wilton any land owner makes
sufficient proof 10 the commissioners court
that he has no prairie dogs, or has enter
minated the prairie dogs OF land yhero
such tax has been lowed, he shall be eN-
empt from paying such ink
Provided further, that any land owner
who shall fail to eNternipate the prairie
dogs on any lands subject 20 such taNation
the commissioners court of such county
in which the land is situated Is hereby
empowered to hire such prairie gs en-
terminated and pay for the Same out of the
tax for DISCRIMINATING prairie dogs
Sec. 3 That this resolution be submitted
to the voters OF Texas ut the next general
election, and the ticket oC those voting
for the amendment shall read, For
amendment TO section O. article s. aud
that OF those voting against the amend
ment shall read Against amendment 10
section 0, article s."
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Sent FREE TO men
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Mr.. Wright says 20 Que eau appreciate tho
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WEST END rLATs MArrEn.
IIunttprton Ia Bc Given Everything
That He Asks For,


Galveston, Texas, January 81. "A called
meeting OF tho stockholders Of the cham
Der OF commerce was held tonight for tho
purpose OF discussing the Southern Pacific
and West End fats matter in all It's de-
tails. 4 large Attendance was present and
much Interest manifested.
Clarence ouslcy introduced resolution
that the city council be requested to pass
an ordinance granting TO Huntington what
he asks in tho matter Of closing streets.
etc, IN front OF the property he Is nego-
tlating for and hat the city's contract
with Leo ". Levi should be abatcd IN so Tar
as il relates 10 the fats between Forty
first and Flfty-ilrst streets.
Mr.. Levi addressed tho meeting ut great
length in opposition 10 the resolutions aud
reviewed his entire connection with the,
proposition 20 recover The flats for the
city.
The resolutions were further opposed by
Jens Moelier. They were supported BY Mr.
ousley, Judge George p Mann and Colo
mel Walter Gresham, and finally adopted
by q vote OF IS to T.
The city council VIII bold special meet
ing Thursday afternoon TO consider the
matter.
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Text Of MIR. Parish,s dill for ReguIa-
ton of ~.

Text Of MIR. Parish's hill for ReguIs-
ton of ~.
Aus,ip. Texas, January Sl.--The follow
ing is tho text of MI. Parish's bill regp-
lating the leasing of conyicts to coal re
operators
s.c,ion 1 That article $685.. Chapter l
Title I,XXIX, Revised Civil Statutes OF
state OF Texas, be amended to read, as
follows; T., 49,
state pcnitentiaries shall be the state ac-
count system or contract system, or partiy
one or partly the other, as shall IN the dis
erection of the penitentiary board and the
governor be deemed for the best interest
of the State, but no contract shall be let
for any OF such convict labor II equaiiy re-
,niineratiye employment can be furnished
hy The s.ate and worked on State account
The said board shall not make nor approve
any contract fer the lease OF the peniten-
tiaries, or either OF them, nor SHAH any
contract ever be made by which Tho con-
troll OF the convicts. except AS to 4 rsa'
sonabIe amount of labor snail pass from
,be STATE or its officers, and the state shali
nayer be deprived OF the right TO alrect
how, at any and all times ann unaer az
circumstances, Its conyicts shan be iodg q,
fed clothed, quartercd, worked and
treated. and the management and dis
eIplipo of conYic,a shall In all cases remain
uuder control 81 The Esase and oficers en-
ployed and paid By the state; provided
thai said board Of commissioners OF the
neritcntiaries shall not lease. hire or con-
iraet The labor OF any State coavicts to
any owner, owners, lessee, lessees, man
ager. receiver Of any coal mine or colliery,
fer the purpose OF working ~ or operating
ssid coal mine or colliery.
Sec. g The fact that the interests OF the
great lahor.ng class OF people OF the great
s,s,e OF Texas will be promoted by the
sariy passage Of this bill, thereby taking
convict labor out Of competition with the
bornst free labor, creates an imperative
nnhiie necessity and emergency. requiring
,he suspension of the constitutional ruie.
recurring bills TO be read on three several
days, and the same Is 30 suspended, ana
tbst this act shall take effect from and
after its passage, and Il Ia SO enacted.
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no EMPLOY ADDITIONAL CLERKS.
senator Potter Wants titr Informa-
tion ITO Asked For.

Austin, Texas, January So.~-The follow.
ing Joint resolution Was Introduced by
Senator Potter this morning and referred
10 the committee on public lands and land
office:
Section /. BE II resolved by The logisla-
ture OF the State OF Texas, That the gov
erpor OF said State, together with the corn
missioner OF the general land office Of
said state are authorized and empowered
10 employ four additional clork8 ia Tho
general land office or 80 many thereof
ms may be necessary and for such length
of time as may be actually necessary FOR
the investigation and correct aaeertainment
OF the amount of public domain held and
owned by the State OF Texas at the time
OF the adoption OF the constitution OF
1875. and the amount Of such lands that
have since been transferred OF In nuywlBe
appropriated TO the school fund OF sud
state. and also the amount Of sald lanas
that have been IN any Wise used or appro-
priatcd by the State OF Texas.
Sec. 2. The additional clerks provided
for In the first section OF this resolution
shall be we'll informed In that part OF the
business OF the general land office that
is required to be investigated ana ex-
amIned under the provisions of this reso-
luton, and said persons shall be well
qualified for the work thus required, and
bu1ii uVt w lttultiIu Wy AHt tNAtN w fJNbt
OF this resolution longer than IL absolutely
necessary for tho ascertaipmeDt Of the
facts herein required, neither shall there
be more clerks employed hereunder than
can successfully work together IN the ac,
complishncnt OF the purposes Of this reso-
luton. When said work is completed II
shall he Immediately reported 70 the gov.
crnor by the clerks doing the same
Sec. 3. There Is hereby appropriated out
OF any money In the State treasury, not
otherwise appropriated. the sum OF s25O0.
or 30 much thereof as may be necessary for
the carrying into full effect the provisions
and purposes OF this resolution.
Sec. 4. Tho fact that the present condi-
ton Of the public school fund and the
rights OF the State OF Texas growing out
Of the Joint landed interests OF this State
and the permanent school fund has pro-
duced the effect to disturb the land titles
In this State. aud their conditions can not
be known or remedy provided until the
provisions of this resolution has been put
into effect. Therefore an Imperative pub
ljc necessity and emergency exists that
the constitutional rule requiring bills 10
be read on three several days be and the
same is hereby suspended. that this rcso-
luton take effect from and after Its pass
sage.
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OF the public roads; provided.
that majority Of the qualified property
tax paying voters OF the county voting at
~ election TO be held for that purpose
shall vote such tax, not 10 exceed y cents
On the 500 valuation OF the property CUB
icet 20 taxation in such county: aud the
legislature nsy pass local laws for the
,aaintenance Of public ioads and highways
without the local notice required for sps-
cial or local laws, The legislature may
also authorize an additional annual "a
valcrem tax 10 be levied snd collected
lie any county. OF district thereof, fer the
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:. ~
In the Huusc.

an INC house.
The following bills and resolutions we're
sent up:
BY schluter-Bill extending time within
which lands heretofore sold to State for
taxes or which may hereafter be sold to
STATE Tor taxes may be redeemed and pro-
Niding the manner of such redemption.
by Kennedy and Cross-Joint resolution
70 submit the question whether or not a
constitutional convention shall be called to
tne voters OF the State AT next general
election.
by Walton-Bill amending Revised Civil
statutes and changing time for election OF
county superintendent of public instruc-
ton
BY savage-Bill amending Revised Civil
weighers.
By Crawford Amending Revised Civil
statutes by repeating subdivision 5 of ar
llcie 1874 and adding thereto subdivision
lisa.
By Clements--Bil diminishing civil and
criminal jurisdiction of the district court
thereto.
BY Smith of Gr,,yson-Bill providing for
payment Of bonds of State that mature
April II. 1899. and to appropriate saS6S for
that purpose; also to provide sinking f,ind
lor payment OF the bonds held by private
persons that mature March 4. 1904. and
april Il, 1902, and provide for investment
of said sinking fund
hy Ldtue--Bill amending acts of Tween.
ty-tfth Legislature, relating TO the laborer's
liens.
BY Little-Bill providing penalty for
Drlhlng or Offering TO bribo public school
trustee and to provide penalty for accept
ahee OF brihe by public school trustee
BY Teagla-Bill relating to occupation
tax on brokers, bankers and dealers in
county, city and State warrants.
by Tompltins-Bill providing for the or
ganization and support of Normal school
at Prairie View.
by Adams--Bill cxempting public school
teachers from public road work.
BY Calvin--Bill relating to lien on ar.
tlclcs repaired by laborers.
BY Gill-Bill relating to collection Of
taAes.
by Teagle--Bill to regulate tho terms Of
ire district courts in Jasper, Newton,
Orange, Jefferson and Tyler counties.
BY ltliard-Bill amending Revised Civil
Statutes relating to freight and passenger
tarifis.