The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26
;rITUS OF RELIEF WORK
~, Savers and Captain Tallsferro
~ Visited galveston Yesterday.
x,s1s Of LOSSES COMING IN SLOWLY
"a Precinct No. 2s submit
ch's .,ts-Whnt the Ladies'
rommittees Are Doing.

!. now little but routine work
!. 4. various relief committees IN
a,,on and there is no change in the
,,, except that each day that passes
s n, The work nearer to Its final closing
or Joseph D. Sayers arrived in
,rom Austin en- route to Calves
:. ys,ierday morning and was met by
Taliaferro. his relief commits
a. Rrazoria county and Galveston
~. ..,, maitland. Governor sayers and
s.s,u Tallaferro went down to Galveston
~, me morning. Captain Taliaferro
10 Houston in the afternoon,
~ soyernor remained and will return
!, psuston later on.
S -as u,rris county committee Is receiv-
i. an occasional report from the differ
" s.s,lons of the county relative to the
1910 lo,ses sustained, but these re-
49, re not coming in as rapidly as they
rs.'S The committee Is referring all
.s,saual Applicants to their respective
ri examinations and the committee Is
~ IN its determination not to distribute
s.'Iasnce promiscuously All applica-
~, tor relief now have to come through
lDal organizations
The following reports were received by
Il committee yesterday:
pra,Iuet No 2S.-At meeting held by
,ir,sps of voting precinct No. 2S, at
sssul,,s store. to get the damage done by
so-m 10 buildings in said precinct, the
tllhving committee was elected to repre-
IN said precinct: George Hillendahl.
Ernest Groschke, Frank Habermacher.
M following is list Of damages: John
smith sS5. Milan Beeler $50, John Sla-
h,eh Ss5. Mrs. Bleick 500, j. H. Schmidt
rM g. f. Brandt $50 j. F. Hoffman $215,
Gp Kobs $50. Pat Walsh $3.50, Frank Pull
ysr $50. Charles Kobs SO, Max Noack SIS,
TIN Gruber 5000, James Beeler 500,
Ch,rles Wilson 5000. r. j. Thompson $50,
steve Th;mpson SIS, Frank Writ $50;
George Writ 5000, E. A. Beeler 1915. F. J..
Hihermscher 5000 4. E. Stanton 500,
yrs John Grisbee $3.50, G. T. Miller $4,000,
" h. Evan SIS. Cornelius Johnson 500,
Albert Bauer $40, William j. Haber-
nscher $3.50, H. d. Lawrence $1,000, Henry
Relti 500 Otto Werlich $50, August
THONG $500, C.. A. Kunze $50, William
Kpul ,i05O. Mrs, Otto $40. II. Kruse, Jr.,
$50, H Kruse, Sr., $50, George Hilleh.
dahl 5000, Fritz Kobs $780, II. Moers $40,
kul, Groschke 80, Carl Otto $500, August
fts $500 Carl Yuenke $500. j. D. Cook
n5a H. Golbow 5000, Ernst Gummert $50,
lie Koch 800, Mrs. George Grisbee 5000.
Ernst Groschke $3.50. Louis Gastmanu SIS.
Fred Brandt $500, Mrs. Quade $780, Mrs.
Gismaun 500, Fritz Koenneke $75. VII
lam Marks 5000, Henry Sauer $100 Paul
blische $500, c. A. Backen $3.50, Mrs. S.
suh 5000, Carl Title $50. William
schulz 1880, Albert Marks $500. Total
a'mase TO buildings only S17,1S0.
NgeWilliam Schulz, President.
" A. Kunze and Fred Brandt, Sr.,
Secre tarie..
Clinton and Contiguous TERRITORY
.aafIes Johnson. s25; Rube Andrews, $50:
sale Rails. 500: Hamp Harlus, SIS;
ral'lpp Newherry, SIS; Ed Guenther, SIS:
.aa'les Gerhard, 800; Andrew jackson,
No' George Yoakum 5000; John Richard
son, s6O Hy Rival. SIS; Manuel Anderson,
W Y. Wade Hamilton. $50 Valley Pugh,
y, ~ Frank HUFFMAN. s25; Ed Benson,
val s,,,, Charles j. Brand. s395; Henry
Williams, s25; Clarlesa Watson. s25;
i lrny Gambla, S25; Milton James, S25;
william Bailey. $50: Amos Arnolds son,
-, Svs.is 1900 Battale. $40. Mrs. F4ssett.
20 Total, 1860.
Charles ]. Brand Chairman,
Edward Benson.
Henry Rival.
Frank Huffman
Committee.
4ue iadies relief committees for Harris
Mun'y sufferers and for refugees to
S4suon and outside sufferers, presided
w respectively by Mrs. R. Quattrough
Nv MIS-. Rosine Ryan. are continuing
~. work, and very satisfactorily to
i. both are receiving and distribut-
,. ~ so'nlng Mrs. Ryans committee is
s,.as ,nings in shape to close its work
rs,h 'ne next few days. and when tho
s sh closed the members OF the COM
nv. m.e can no doubt look upon it with
~. zeal OF satisfaction.
~. Quattrough said YESTERDAY that
4, wnlhittee was not thinking of clos
eu,,,,, murk Tor some time yet; and more
,,,s s'outions Of clothing are solicited and
OIL. mucn desired. On yesterday Mrs.
so,,,,,, usn received large and valuable
4 r ~ OF clothing from E. n. Kahn
NJ, Of DALLAS, and also a package from
l,on,,,,, D. Nash of Denver. Colorado,
,,D's am, a nice lot OF ladies' and child
,.rs .vothing. These contributions were
ma aEhly appreciated by the committee
AV'ss OF thanks were returned.
=. 'e are packages at the market hall
As following persons: V. NJ. Ham
acus,on. nester. Texas: D. NJ, Rodman,
lOg,y from Mrs. L. J. scroggins,
Hous,o, ivy Mo-; Mrs. John A. Stubs,
Row ~ rom st. Louis; Miss Serada
Tf.ss wv Louisiana street. Houston.
.iris, packages we're consigned to the
snd ~ Inc care OF Mayor Brashear,
tspasSe parties for whom they were in
IL NJ. can secure them by applying at
= MARKET hall
w. ,o" the Finger of n Corpse.
n !, N'ng' mayor Of Alvin and chairman
K. = Alvin relief committee, was in
a,,. IVY Yesterday comforting with tia
4. relief committee. He says that
IN. ~, needs now in his section are
~. aud shinglae g. -.