Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-10-24
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TO- Mdllc INtucHieI, one OL AuSllu
Oldest citizens, is dead
The controller registered an issue of
100000 of Dallas city bonds.
The Dallas presbytery of the Presby-
terrain church met at Waxahachie.
Mrs George D. satterwhite of ceiina.
Collin county, died from the effects OF
spider bite.
Buffalo Bill, while at Fort Worth.
gave it as his opinion that Texas was
progressing faster than any state in the
Union.
Grand Master Sergeant of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen has
gone to look after the death loss of the
order at Galveston.
Rev. Hudson Stuck, dean of st. Mat
thew's Episcopal cathedral, Dallas,
has returned from visit to his birth
place in England.
There are $500 names ON the deposit
tors list of the two banks in Bonham,
and the individual deposits subject to
check amount to 100000.
Quail are reported more numerous
in Navarro county lnis season than
for many years, and the sportsmen are
having fine success in the field.
In the district court at Sherman S. H.
Darlington, indicted for the alleged
murder of George Conary at Collins
Vile, Grayson county, was released ON
bond of $4,000.
Kaufman people are very much in
terested in the proposed Industrial col
lege for girls and will make a very
determined effort to secure the location
of the institution at that place.
At meeting of the directors of the
Denton County Blooded Stock and
Fair association held at Denton, it was
decided to dlsband the organization
e and sell all the property to clear off
all Indebtedness.
Judge ]. M. Hall of Hillsboro is in
receipt of letter from his son.. Capt.
Newt H. Hall, dated Pekin, Aug. 30.
Capt. Hall said he came safe out of the
trying seige of Pekin, though he was
sick most Of the time
At Corsicana, in the case OF Mrs.
Mary L. We'll VS.. the Travellers Protef;-
= n a ssocianon, gdit to recover $4,000
on accident policy OF her late husband,
plaintiff won. We'll checked to death
on fish bone.
Volume SO, supreme court reports,
has left the hands of the printer, and
the book contains complete history
of all complications for writs of error
to the supreme court from the courts
of civil appeals since the adoption OF
the present judiciary system
The Corsicana sections report for
September shows that only eight
deaths occurred during that month, and
one of them is noted as stillborn. An
other was from violence, making
deaths from disease only seven. The
low rate, it is claimed, is due to good
{ sanitary conditions.
Rippetoe's drug store, the general
merchandise store of B. H. Atkard and
another store were burglarized at San
to- Goods and money to the value of
O150 were taken. The postoffice was in
one Of the stores burglarized, but moth
Ing belonging to the government was
disturbed.
Miss Purdie Davis, aged 10 years,
daughter of Mr.. E. T. Davis of Navarro
county, has made good record as
cotton picker this season. Week before
last her six days picking weighed up
1878 pounds, an average of 1923 2-3
pounds day.
Bob Smell was shot through the head
near Gonzales and killed His brother,
Jim Smell, was taken to that city by
Sheriff Glover. Jim had been shot
twice through the left leg near the
groin
Capt. G. D. Harris and son, Lieut.. O.
D. Harris, Jr., have returned to San
Angelo They were in the Spanish
American war and afterwards the An
glo-Boer one. They were in Queen
victoria's service and came back ar
rayed in British. uniform.
Tom Lantrop, white, was convicted
in the federal court at Jefferson on
the charge of raising the denomination
of United States currency bill. and