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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30
PRESIDENT c. P. HUNTINGTON.
head or THE SOUTHERN PAcIrI6
SYSTEM HERE YESTERDAY.
spent the Larger Part of the nay IN
6alvestop--Ler for the West
Inst Night.

President c. P. Huntington Of the
Southern Pacific and party did not go to
the Grand Central depot yesterday morn
ing, but left for Galveston from the Fifth
ward yards Of the company. In the party.
In addition TO the official head of the i'm
mense system, were Mr. II. y. Hunting
ton, the presidents nephew, and one of his
rssistsnts; General Manager Krutiscnnltt,
Manager w G. Van Week of Tho Atlantic
Baker, Bolts, Baker & Lovett, a number
Of clerks and several lady relatives of the
Mcssrs. Huntington. The special train
Used was made up CT Mr.. c. r Hunting
tons private cars "Oneontn + and One
onta II !" MI. IA, Il. Huntingtons car 'Ot-
sero" and Mir. Kruuscnitt's Guadalupe
The party arrived from Galveston on
the return trip at 5:45 yesterday afternoon
via the Galveston, Houston and Heudar-
SON. and was met at the Grand Central
depot by large number Of the local Of
llcials OF the COMPANY including Traffic
Manager Bein, Vice President and General
Manager Quinlan Of the Central, Supcrn-
tendent Lee and Secretary and Treasurer
Cave of the same company, and General
Passenger Agent Parks and Superintend-
Huntington was on tho rear coach and
shortly after the train stopped in front Of
the depot he alighGed and snook hands
with the gentlemen who stepped UP 10
greet him Then, having been Joined by
Mr. L. j. Smith the new owner OF the
la Porto road. and tho lattor's attorney,
Mr. Foster OF Denison, he boarded his car
and remaired in conference with The two
gentlemen named until the train pulled
out
The party remained here only fifteen o.
twenty minutes. during which time Man
agcr Van VlecHs private ear Texas was
added 10 the train and the gas and wa'ci
supplies OF the other cars were replen-
ishtd. The train left for tho West shortly
after Z o'clock. &r. Huntington having IN
the meantime exchanged not moro than a
half dozen words with anyone besides Mr.
smith and Mr.. Foster.
Mr. william Whyte. receiver Of the
Teyss Trunk. was here from his Dallas
headquarters 10 sec Mr.. Huntington and
The latter asked for him shortly after his
arrival. Il being found however, that
there was no time for any conference re-
gardinc the acquisition BY the southern
nacihc Of the Trunk. Mr.. Whyte boarded
inc special train and left here with the
party.
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uI,NrINcToN AT GALVESTON.

Galveston, Texas, March aa,-Collis T..
Huntington. the president OF the great
s, II bern Pacific system, arrived this morn
ing At 10 10 O'Clock ,..
shortly after II O'Clock Mr.. Huntington
started for The west end 10 inspect his
nronertv Two carriages took the party.
which consisted of Mi. Huntington, Mr.
Hsod the civil engineer; II. c. Ripley. the
galveston civil engineer; ]. II. Hutchinss
n. e. Huntington, Mr.. }. o. Wallis, Mr'
A . Hawkins. Jr., ana newspaper man.
Mr.. Huntington was very much pleased
With Inc looks Of the Hats He talked With
Mr. Ripicv and Mr Hood about what ad r
vantages the lard gave for terminals aud
for wbarves and he asked dozens and
dozens of questions about the La Porte
road how close we're It's tracks, what
crossings 1t made what facilities IL had
and 80 on
Aftor Mr. Huntington had seen all that
he cared TO see of the property the party
started for town. a gathering ~ rep
reseptaiiye citizens had assembled at the
co1tou exchange to meet the distinguished
railroader. a big American flag had been
enresd across the southern wall OF he hall
ana when Mr. Huntington and his party
entered tho scene was about as animated
"a tbe exchange has known in many years
tsor lon minu,es Mr. Huntington was
kept husy Sinking hands Win me gentle
mon who came forward - greet hint
Then Mayer Fly having arrived. the
rs,her,ne was called - order and The
mayor delivered ? shprt addreEs OF vel.
come. Mr. Huntington. IN reply. said It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30
CAPITOL
HOTEL.
%
F.l. Rervey ST.
Manager.
Rates Sa.so to
50 per Day.
rtDr-t A
EIRSTcLAsS.

u Rollins, Dallas James +. GALLAGHER.
eS York; H. B Marchbank, Dallas W. II.
pa Beaumont, Texas; George h. Mayanas.
ew Orleans V. r. Fernier. Mobile. Ala
b. Martin. Galvestop John Meethe, Gal
[sion' Ben FenberG, New York; r. y. XII
Cen Waco j. l.. Monogal Dallas; ID.
9riman. Chicago; G. =. Broadhurst, Con-
~ n II. x. Tyre and wife. a. H. Lowen-
|a' New York, H. ID McAlaster. San Anto-
II, j. r. Parks. Jr., St. Louis: l.. NJ. Open
1 mer MONTGOMERY couptv. 4. v. Relic.
A VIE. Kansas City. Mo; z. G. Smith and
pc; Council Bluffs, Ohio: r. l.. Putnam,
D. Iowa W, II. Moore. San Antonio:
" iilll New York; Stcnhers French.
Plsnia Ga. John II. MHthaws. Now York;
); Thompson, Willard; j. NJ. Th7mp-
~ sherman; T. Il. Smith. New York;
York. Newburyport, Mass; w, H. Sui
A. tlatonia; James T.. llill. Miss j. NJ.
MIS- p. l.. Hin, Livingston; Ben Levy,
Lu Utieans; Adolph Wiess. II. c. Walsh.
sW fork a. l.. Munger. Plattslnouth. Neb
Il p, Reharts and wife, Louisville Ky T.
helealte; Newark, \. j.. l., A. Ccrf 81.
FuH ~ Mann, CHICAGO: w A. shea,
i%uls' joseph Blumenthal. Philadelphia.
II. wyatt, Detroit, Mich, r. Frank Ctaw-
IN houston A. G. Ratters5y New York;
boyd. Boston; Sednsy G. Cook New
II
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lice County Trucl4 Growers.

Beeyille. Texas. March 20. The Bee
County Experimental Truck Growers as
socistion met at the opera house in this
city last evening and transacted considers
Bile business A committee was appointed
80 aiahe arrangements and preparations
for the entertainment OF the delegates 70
in South Texas Truck Growers ass0ria-
ton. which meets IN this city on tho Arst
Tuesday in May This. II Is expected. viii
be The largest gathering Of people interest
Id IN gardening and truck growing ever
I@is ri Sassfr md Snuthwest Tcxse
Mcst ~ thu gardeners Ia attendance on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

Mr. wn. Whyte receiver Of the Texas
Trunk, headquarters at Dallas, WAS in tho
city yesterday.
Mr. o. c. Gatlin, travelling freight agent
Of the Katy, spcnt yesterday at headquar-
ters after u trip over his territory
Mr. II. c. Archer. commercial agent Of
the Pee Goo, with headquarters az Calves
ton, was IN the city on business yoster-
day.
Mr.. W. G. Conner, commercial agent
OF the Frisco. was at his headquarters
here yesterday after trip 10 Interior
points.
Colonel Joe n. Morrow, passenger and
ticket agent OF the International and
Great Northern a. Galveston. spent yester-
day and a few dimes in Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30
rHE pEAL Ar LIVINGSTON.

Galveston, Texas. March 29.-Tne oa'-
apce of the purchase money due on me
Galveston, La Porte and Houston railway
was Maid into the United states court TINS
morning by Charles 5. Broadhead OF -,
Louis. He rendered a draft Tor So,o'vVV
drawn by the Mississippi Valley irus'
company of st. Louis on the New Orleans
National bank. which was accepted, me
anal order was signed by Judge bryah''
and IL no untoward events arse 70 ~.
terfore the receivership of this proPei'
win end In q short time.
There were present in court ohs.i -
RroaAhead l.. j. Smith. Judge X. =. fVs
Ter of Denison and D. ". Rider OF hs M pa,
CITY all interested In the hnal VII
of Inc tangled affairs OF the Ia forle'
Judge Foster, as attorney, hiea VIZ Ma
court an assignment OF Mt sui'n ~
10 MIR Broa6hesd II is short Jas ~.
mont. executed in st. Louis on Msrch -,
and carries with It all the right l'..e co. =
Interest Mr.. SMITH acquircd'in INC propp .,,n
cf the Galveston. Ia Porte ana h .,.sr
railway by reason OF his bid OF orton'' =
1875 and assigns tho came ioI Ndln !.
cetyed 10 Charles s. Broadneaa' wv y
sutboriged 10 complete the hia .a
The noacy was then raid . -
shave and Mr. Brosdhssd pseseh'en 20
the court petition as@ins tnst 'ns p'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30
!. $. praaiey Moves 10 Hil.boro.

Waco. Texas March 2s,---J. S. Bradley,
chairman Of the popnlist State executive
committee. Is moving TO Hillsboro, aud
VIII start new seml-weekly newspaper
IN that city. Mr.. Bradlcy's new paper
viii, OF course be populIst in politics, He
has not decided upon name for his paper.
nut it will probably be called THE Peo-
pies searchlight" The Peoples Forum.
the paper started and maintained 10 this
city by Mr.. Bradley since his removal
hero from Abilene two years ago will be
continued here by Dr. @, 3. Harris OF
Bruceyille.
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THE
LAW LOR.
Rstes$2.so
end $500
Fer day."
j a S, Lawior,

Andrews, haywood; r. D. Beddoe. To
{lli, ,Sanada' +. l., Dickerson ami wife.
IswsSSmasstoEn' ". +. Coming and wife Biz
r1nS George A. Gibson. Guthrie; W ].
u, san Francisco; IL. b Walters. Coch-
va r P. Clover. }. +. Thompsor,
A. 49, MalohrIdge. l.. viterby. j Viter-
Mr,suInpnt j. A. Bell Lake CHARLES; q.
~ Davis, Texas; T. Kelley. Elgn,
InnS.,i = Wheeler, ST. Charles. III. Robert
1 Ioviis Cnildress. Texas. H. D. Wyncoon.
rt igu's w, A. Martin. Leesyllls H. N.
|p Trinity; A. B. Adams. st. Louis;
san Antonio; l. L. Hancock, Dali
N ~ ~ Newton, Sour Lake; ]. A. McEnery.
In oftahs' Allard D'Iiur. shelbytown.
linz q, Anderson, Omaha, Neb. r. N.
E ansis,sl city B. A. lsaacs. Galvestoa T.. II.
I nbsM Cincinnati Onto W. II. Ford.
! Cru reSas; d. W Rider and wife. Kan
3nssNn S. Broadhsad. st. Louis; J. F.
Ia 40 a. oenison, Texas; Z. II, Rursei Clsve-
Sd ~, onlo. Mrs, Ada GRAY. w A. Kinch-
En- l wife, Wharton: r. L. Chairman,
&piren. IL. Hummells. city; r. G. Foster
n. p.lss j. Mann. Dallas: a. Retiring and
sA,n, III, Charles BrGrur. Austin;
III Galley. city: E. K. Holland Iouston
w., cuSfles Steiner, New York. Jno. Braun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

General Passenger Agent Robbins of the
Houston and ToSas Central has Issued cir
culars announcing the following rates:
For the ninth International sunday
school convention, to be hold at Atlanta,
Ca, on April rs 10 80, rate Of ono linz
tied fare via route Of ticket Tickets viii
be sold on April - ana %, limited TO May
for return.
For the meeting OF knights Templars and
Shrncrs at Fort Worth on Aprll u TO u.s.,
inclusive, rates on the distance plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30
!. & &. n. rates.

General pssNenesr Agent Price OF tbs
International and Great Northern has IS.
sued circulars authorizing reduced rates
as follows
For the meeting of the German Lutheran
synod at st. Louis on April rs to May
s, rate Of ono and one-thlrd fer7a on the
certificate plan,
On account OF the meeting OF knights
Templars and Shrincrs at Fort Worth on
AEril t., 10 and Il, rates on The distance
plan, Tickets Will he sold on April u, linn
TIED to the 18th for return.
For the meeting Of the international
Sunday School association al Atlanta Ca
or April rs 10 20. rate of one .ne.
Tickets will be sold on Apri1 "a ard 30.
limited TO May for return.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

SAT- Ifanciaco, Cal. March -. Tbs
San Francisco and san Joaquin Rlilroad
company has Transferred TO the Santa Fe
company lhc terminal site at Spear aud
Hsrriton streets and the property s1toln
Ing Taking tho revenue Stamps aTT55stns.sd
10 the deed as a bAzis for Inc pfius q In.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30
Demand for Ties from Mexico.

Corpus Christi. Texas. March 29.-The
schooner Ellen arrived in Corpus Christi
yesterday from Lake Charles with $4,000
feet OF ties consigned 10 the Mexican Ma
tional Railway company. Several other
large sehooners are now en- route With
similar cargoes. The demand for railroad
ties for use in Mexico sne;n TO be on the
increase and vessels are constantly plying
between here and Lake Charles IN order
10 fulhll the demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

Fort Worth, Texas. March 29.--on April
Charles Hunt. who has been with the
Iron Mountain. will become treinmoater
Of the Fort Worth and Den,vsyA.,. road
with headquarters az Wichita Falls. j.
v. Goode. who has beou general superln-
ter dent OF the Denver, Will soon be con-
uocted with the Wichita Valley road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

have been afncted with rheumatism for
fourteen years and nothing seemed 10 give
any relief ! was able 10 be around all the
time, but constantly suffering. | had tried
everything could hear OF and az last wac
told to Try chsmberlaln's Pain Balm. which
did, and was immediately relieved and IN
a short time cured. am happy 70 say that
b has not since returned --Jcsh' Edgar.
Germantown. Cal. Fer sxie ~ III drug
gistu. "A
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THE HOTELS.
The HutehinsI
House.
AMERICAN PLAN.
c. n. oucringer,
Manager.
Rates So. ss. SO and
s, "a, ma,

1T S, Tsrbutton, International and Great
ftrthern. l.. y, Coffman and wife, city: A..
Rogers. St Louis Republic; Dan S. Curry.
ffmpeead W. II. Loucks, Dallas: A. NJ
cres. Waco;-o. P BillingsleY, Baird: c. c.
&ond Louis gille, Ky: !, f. Newton. Sour
axe; $. L, Hahn Bray's Bayou; John Bandv.
oonve Mo. A II Ray Galveston, j. S.
farcy. Temple; s Il. Paul, Galveston: j. G.
sylor, Ardm-re l. r.. Robert Gibson. sue
en ]. r.; VIM. REGISTER. Austin r. C..
rown. New York; Everett Hickman. Frank
Pd, Dell W J, Lyle. San Antonio: w j..
,anch, Palestine; N. IT, Cornell, Newark.
pic A. +, Vsnn, city; II. Nix. Fort Worth :;
sorge nwyer, Missouri. Kansas and Texas
'ilvsy; W l.. Johnston, Smithville. Texas.
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A FAST nuN.
special Train Made 100 MILES In III
Mi.aufes.

President C. p. Huniington's special
train was brought from orsnge % this city
distance Of 1O5 miles IN tho remarkably
tart time OF one hour and hfty-sevcn min
utes stops wcre made At the Pee Gee
and Kaysee crossings o. Beaumont and ~
the cruBsings Of inc international and
Great Northern. Santa re and Houston
East and West TEXAS 10 this city, sra
considerable umc vas lost al Sour Lake
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Scenic Route Through the Boston and
Ozark Mountains.
10 r. dREENtilLL, Pass. & Tkt. Agt.
Phone 7o1. zos Main 81.

the meeting yesterday were still hopeful,
though they said the hard, dry winds had
done a great deal ol damage. The asso-
citation viii hold its next meeting az the
state experiment farm on the last Tues
day In April.
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NOTHING KNOWN IN HOUSTON.

General Passenger Agents Parks Of the
Southern Pacific and Robbins of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central were communicated
with regarding tho above matter last
night. but neither OF them we're advised
concerning It and had nothing to say
about IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

s.,a, Texas. March sc. y. Eckleber-
4 We three cars aud George Beggs Of
,sra,e1h one car OF beef cattle 10 Chicago
him Mr, Beggs bought the ear shinped
n,,s. on q b, Egan, paving therefor the
: sIlee Of $50 head.
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whore the water supply Of the engine WAS
rcplenished Everything considered lha
run was ono Of the fastest. II not the feat
est, over made In this eection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

property, S5s.09O,000 was paid by the rail-
road company for its terminus In this ely.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

IT is indeed too bad that the Com
mercisl club proposition should have
gone glimmering because there was
not enough public spirit among bust
ness men to assure its success" 1t
must be very clear to every business
man who has the interests OF Ell Paso
at heart that nothing is operating 30
strongly against the greatest prosperi-
ty and growth of this city at the pres
ent time as the absence of cooperation
among business men. This is no spec
ter, no straw man put up for the pur-
pose of being pulled down. It is real
obstacle, and however much we may
plume ourselves upon the great growth
of the city and the promising outlook,
we cannot get away from the fact
that the present and the fu-
ture would be still more
bright If our business men would stop
antagonizing each other and would get
together for the good of the city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

IN lieu OF q commercial club the
HERALD against suggests the forma-
ton of popular associations similar &c
the Town Improvement associations OF
the eastern towns. The association
would be open to every body, without
distinction of sex or occupation, but
with the one proviso that the admis-
sion fee and dues, from which the
fund for self support and active outside
work would be made up. would be high
enough to shut out all but those who
were in full sympathy with the objects
of the association and would be willing
to work for the attainment Of its ends.
The matter should be taken under con-
sideration now with view to formin e
such an organization early in the fall.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

CHARLEY PATTERSON is at last tt
get the benefit of his unholy associa
ton with the notorious Jim Burns
Charley fought hard to deserve the
knave's reward and now that the pub
lie is fully informed as to the me ans by
which he obtained the legacy no man
of decency will begrudge him the blood
money and the product of viiest crimes
that will now come into his hands.
Charley made a holy show of himself
on the stand when the case was tried
before Judge Walthall, and the time
will come, let US hope, when the peo-
pie of Ell Psso will have decency
enough to throw off the yoke of this
man who testified under oath that he
had doue his best to prostitute the bal
lot and who is known to have exerted
himself in every possible way to pro-
tect criminals because they we're want
ed for political purposes.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

THE Sunday afternoon concerts are q
most beuefcent institution and should
be encouraged. Yesterday the music
was well selected and finely rendered,
the park was filed with appreciative
people. everybody was quiet, the child
rem subdued, and altogether the oc-
oasion was most pleasant outing for
many people who believe that Sunday
should be in fact day of rest and re-
creation. It is to be hoped that the
citizens will give this excellent orga-
nization the most cordial support. Mus
ically there is no comparison between
this band and the one under the direc-
ton of Prof. Pitzer. The latter suffers
sadly in the light of the former.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

IN 1896 the democratic party made
an exception to its usual rule and &C
tually proposed something definite In
the way of policy on which to carry on
the fight for the presidency. There is
every Indication that next year the
party will go hack to its old habit OF
denouncing everything that the re-
publican party is concerned in, with
out offering anything in place.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

had agreed among themselves that one
hundred members was the minimum
if the club was to be successful. Now
we submit that an active club Of fifteen
or twenty members is better than no
club at all. AS matter OF fact small
active club would soon be added to
when the business men began TO see
where their in terest lay.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19
n. K. A. CONVENTION.
Los Angeles. July lila Via Southern
Pacific R'y.

Rate; $1,000 for the round trip.
Tickets will be on sale June 9th to
July 10th inclusive. Good to return un-
til September 4th. Stop overs will
be allowed enroute.
Cheap excursions for holders of these
tickets will be run to Santa Barbara,
San Francisco, Yosemite Valley, Santa
Catalina Islands and various other
points of interest.
For full information call at City
Ticket office, cor. San Antonio and
Oregon streets.
T. E. HUNT,
Com1 Agent,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

THE result of the recent prize fight
adds one more illustration to show how
the strength of the mind increases
with the years; while that OF the body
is confined within a very .nSS-rs PERIOD
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

THE new cup defender will be the
yacht Columbia. She has just been
launched. Just this once we want to
see the American flag run away from
everything in sight.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

LET another movement for a COM
mercial club be started as soon as pos
sible.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

IT is likely that the too large ideas
of the committee having the matter of
a commercial club in charge were
responsible for its abandonment They
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

The city needs some sort OF per-
manent popular assembly.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19

Cheap furniture, glass ware, and
China ware; call at MONEYS, lis. s.
Oregon ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19
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Subscribers failing to get the HERALD re-
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