The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07

Der OF circulars. effective February 10,
canceling the Port Arthur diferentials.
said circulars contemplate the following
amendments to existing tariffs;
General tariff Of class rates No 2: Ada
the following exception: Rates between
Port Arthur or Sabine Pass and other
points in Texas, not otherwise provided
for, shall be made by adding to the rates
applying between Beaumont and such 9TH
er points the following differential rates;
Glasses .......1 5 A B c d
Rates .........7 s 3 3 SS q a q
The rates so made for application to and
from Port Arthur and sabine Pass shall
apply 10 and from all points on the Tex
arkana and Fort Smith railway and the
Sabine ana East Texas railway. south Of
Beaumont.
Commodity tarif No. I'D. Cancel ex-
ception No. 20 and substitute therefor
the following: Rates between Port Ar
thur and points not otherwise provided for
in section OF the tarln shall be made by
adding cents per loo pounds TO the rates
applying between Beaumont and the same
points.
Commodity tariff No. S-A. Add to sec
tlon OF the tariff the following provision:
Rates 10 and from Port Arthur and Sa-
hins Pass shall be made as indicated be-
low:
Rates in cents per 100 pounds
Add to rates to or from Beaumont, on
cotton seed 2zc, on cake. meal and ashes
2lsc, on bulls 2lac, on oil, tank bottoms
&c; rates SO made not to exceed, on cotton
seed zoe, on cake meal and ashes 17lac
on hulls i2isc. on oil. tank bottoms zoe.
Such rates shall apply to and from points
on the Texarkana and Fort Smith railway
and the Sabine and East Texas railway,
south of Beaumont.
Commodity tariff No. 10-A; Add to Sec
ton Q of the tariff the following excep-
tion; Rates between Port Arthur or Sa-
bine Pass and other points In Texas, not
otherwise provided for, shall be made by
adding Z cents per 100 pounds TO the rates
applying between Beaumont and such other
points.
Commodity tariff No. 15-A; Add the fol-
lowing exceptions The rates between Port
Arthur or Sabine Pass and other points In
Texas, not otherwise provided for. shall
be made by adding 3 cents per 100 pounds
to the rates applying between Beaumont
and such other points.
Commodity tariff No, liza: Change par
agraph to read as follows; The rates ia
columns hcadei Galveston shall apply
as maxina from Texas City. Velasco, Port
Arthur and Sabine Pass
Commodity tariff No. 23-A: Add to Sec
ton | of tariff Rates on wooden handles.
etc, the following provision: Rates to or
from points on the TeSarkana and Fort
Smith railway and the Sabine and Fast
Texas railway. south OF Beaumont, shall
be made by adding the fourth class differ
entail rate to the rates applying TO and
from Beaumont.
Commodity tarif No. 25.A--Add the
following exception: Rates TO or from
points on the Texarkana and Fort Smith
railway and the Sabine and East Texas
railway. south OF Beaumont, shall be
made by adding regular class dfferential
rates to the rates applying to or from
Beaumont.
Commodity tariff No. e6-A--Add to sec
tion OF the tariff the following excep-
ton: Rates 10 or from points on the
Texerkana and Fort Smith railway and
the Sabine and East Texas railway south
or Beaumont, shall be made by adding to
the rates applying TO and from Beaumont
the following amounts: Columns No. /,
7 cents; No. 2. cents; No. 3. cents;
No. 4, cents.
Commodity tariff No. 32-A--Add the fol-
lowing exception: Rates from or TO points
on the Texarkana and Fort Smith rail-
way and Sabine and East Texas railway,
south OF Beaumont, shall be made by
adding class differental rates TO the
rates applying TO and from Beaumont.
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II Is ordered that commodity tariff No.
IA. issued by this commission to apply
on shipments OF grain. grain products,
seeds. hay. etc. transported between
points In Texas, and effective March 10,
1899, be amended by adding TO section
thereof, less than carloads" the follow
ing provision:
Cowpeas, IN sacks boxes or barrels. less
than carload, shall be subject to the rates
applying on shipments Of millet seed, less
than carload,
This order shall ,sL- affect January
TOT the S-year-old child OF william n.
which occurred Friday afternoon.
The infant child of Carl Horstmann die
! this morning at Prairie Hill vita pneI
monia. The funeral will occur at the Pos
Oaks church sunday at o'clock.
Messrs. Toms were victims o. a run
away accident In wilkins addition yes
terday afternoon, in which the busy wa
smashed into kindling wood and one 0
the horses legs broken. Both OF tn
young men were considerably shaken up
but neither was seriously injured
The Ladies' Cemetery association will
meet Monday afternoon al o'cosk al tn
residence OF Mrs. sarah Dwyer.
T. F Reed. the Young man shot a
Somervilla some two weeks ago, end VIII
was reported mortaily wounded. mss re
covered sufficiently 10 be able TO feturl
to his tone ~ Bryan.
Mechanics Engine company OF the Bren
ham fire department, elected the iolowln
officers last night for the ensuing year
H. Grote, president; l. ScheIer vic
president; K s.. Wilhelm, secretary. j.
Simon, treasurer; T. z. WorsGaln, 20 c
man; T. Sievers. first assistant foreman
~. r. Lindemann. steward; o. A. Linde
3 mann. engineer: l.. Beaumier, as rs an
y engineer; j. Davis, color bearer. o.
Lindemann, j Beaumier, 7. e. Worshat
park committee This following new nlen
bers were received; l. scheffer r. Hat
A mann, Seth Williams, J. Pfeffer ]. GU
roch
4 In the probate docket Mrs. Lucia PAN
I oell has been appointed administrator I
h the estate Of T. ]. Pampell. deceased, an
tire bind In the sum OF $4,000 has be-
approved.
:, Saturday was regular Justice court da
at Greenyiue. telephone 10 County A
e torney Pennington stated that there we
a no cases on the criminal docket for ira
Cotton receipts by wagon for the we
! ending today have been 24s bales, niakli
II total wagon receipts fog the season SI,5
bales. stocks are 2175 bales
DR.. J. S. Holland returned from Galve
ton last uigh,. He has been at the
X land City the past two weeks In atten