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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
WATER COMMISSIONERS.

The board OF water commissioners met
at o'clock last night. The acting secre-
tary. l.. L. Donnelly, submitted his report
for the month OF December. showing the
gross earnings for the month to have been
$4S5l 80. Owing to the fact that all OF
the bills for the operating and other ex-
penses for the month had not been rem
dered. no report was made of the dis
bursements.
Acting Superintendent Peek reported
that during the month 64.357.714 gallons
OF water had passed through the pumping
station and that 74045o pounds OF coal had
been consumed.
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CONTESTS JURISDICTION.

In case No 7sa In bankruptcy. hled in
the district court for the United States in
tho Eastern district Of Texas. against
Thomas Tinsley OF Houston, the defend
ant this morning entered a plea to the
jurisdiction of the court He represents
that he has not had his principal place of
business within, nor resided or had bis
domicile within the Eastern district Of
Texas; nor within any subdivision OF said
district court
That ne resides in the State Of Texas,
and has so resided for the past preceding
five years. That he has had his principal
domicie and place of business In the city
Of Austin. That in 1899 he removed to
Waco In the Northern district OF Texas,
where ne now resides. He, therefore,
prays for dlmmssal OF the case against
him
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NAvIGABILrTY OF THE RED.
Dcnison Commercial Club VIII Take
steps tn Demonstrate II.

penison Commercial Club VIII Take
steps to Demonstrate IL.
Denison. Texas, January AT the meet
ing OF the Commercial club held yesterday
evening the president Of the club was au-
thorized to take immediate steps to secure
a charter for transportation company,
with capital stock of 10000 for the pur-
pose of proving the feasibility OF the navi-
cation of Red river. The executive COM
mittee of the club held a meeting in the
office OF Moseley G. Smith to decide on the
preliminary steps to be taken. the opening
OF books for the subscription of the capI-
tai stock. etc. II is the intention to put a
boat on the river at the earliest possible
day and demonstrate the actual navigabil
ity OF the stream.
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Cuero Items.

Cuero Texas, January 3.--Judge r. A.
Pleasants leaves today for Galveston "a
resume his duties In the court OF civil
appeals. He will take Mrs. Peasants
and children with him.
DR.. ]. NJ Lackey expects to leave short
ly for Europe. where he will take a
course In medicine and surgery.
Miss Catherine Shrewsbury. who has
been spending the holidays with the
Misses Brownsop, left yesterday for her
home In Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cash are back from
Missouri They will again make this their
home, the climate OF Missouri being toe
severe for Mr.. Cash.
Mr.. Sam Jones OF Gonzales. Messrs
Richard and Oscar Ec<pardt and Phi
Howard OF Yorktown. who came over to
attend the New Years ball. left yesterday
for their respective homes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
GONZALES GLEANINGs.
The OIL Mill Has Proved n Ffnancia,
Success.

Gonzales, Texas. January 5.--During the
past three years ninety-six residences
have been built in Gonzales besides a
number of substantial business houses
OF brick.
The large oil mill plant that was built
last fall is doins fine business. 1t turns
out about fifteen tons OF bulls every day
and can not supply the damand for feed
ers here. About 10000 gallons of oil
have been shipped out. besides several
carloads Of meal and cake.
County politics is being talked con-
siderably There are two announcements
in the papers for tax collector. besides
several Others for the same office not yet
announced. The county canvass will open
and warm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

side OF tho road. and our country in tho
last ten years has made a wonderful inn
provemeut, impossible without systematic.
thorough drainage
And. further, when the coast country
underdrairs these rich lands with tile.
the question OF irrigation and fertilizer
will be nearly solved. as II Is fact clearly
demonstrated that when the water Is ro-
moved by drain tile the air permeates the
soil through the tubes, rendering tho
ground more productive and easier to
work. Yes work all together for sys-
tematic. thorough drainage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
THE QUEEN CITY TRAGEDY.
John MnEee Is Dead sn6 Hooper Is
DYING.

Queen City. Texas. January 4.--Johr
Magee, who was shot By Hooper. died this
morning. Particulars could not be had
at the time the first report was sent in
Information received since shows thai
the difficulty originated in Hooper having
to pay fine for disturbing tho peace. The
morning OF the shooting Hooper called
Magee to the gate, where the fight began;
Hooper drew his pistol and shot Magea
one time; Magee held on to Hooper and
shot him three times. He was found a
short distance from the place where he
fell. There is l.tle hope OF his recovery.
He was married about three months since.
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haven. Miss, when the little ons was
taken with pneumonia. The remains viii
be brought here today for burial ad the
funeral will occur upon the arrival OF the
east bound train.
Mrs. j. V. vapdenherge and children.
who have been visiting relatives for sew
erai days. have returned to their home
In Victoria. sg4g 81
Woodward Clement and Charles Wilson.
son OF Judge J. G. Wilson. have returned
to Austin to resume their studies at the
State university.
Beginning tonight Rev. r. II. Wright Of
Fort Worth VIII conduct a protracted
meeting at the Presbyterian church.
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Mrs. n. A. Cuney Very IN.

Hampstead. Texas. January s. $50 The
funeral OF Mrs. r. Spence. though oc-
curing in heavy downpour OF rain, was
attended by large number OF friends and
relatives.
A telegram from Lampasas today an
nounced the dangerous Illness OF Mrs. n.
A. Quincy. formerly OF this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Quincy moved from here shortly after
the food 10 Dampasas. where Mr.. Quincy
established himself in business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Calvert. Texas, January 4.--Hon. ]. w.
Hudson Of Bryan, candidate for district at
toruey, is in town.
The pupils OF the high school have ar
ranged for an entertainment next Friday
night given by local talent. The proceeds
are 10 be used in the purchase OF piano
for the school.
The seed house OF Gibson Bros. was
damaged about $50 by the FIRE yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
pecanr TO lie cn,tirntaa.

Wharton. Texas. january A number
of planters from this county have secured
some young pecan saplngs. thin sheiled
and OF large size, which will bear fruit In
tve years. The soil and climate here are
adaptable In every way to the cultiva-
tion OF the nuts. and with the increased
railroad facilities and quick markets prom :
ise to become a leading industry of this
section. Hitherto the nuts have bseu
mostly sold to Northern markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-E. R. Johnson Nuncy
H.; 7. L. Norton. st. Louis: Charles VI
yatt, Charles Page, James W. Beatty, s.
p. Watson New York; L. c. Lewis. New
Orleans; Il. P. Hunter. Huntsville. Texas
George NJ. Court, Miss Kendall. city: e.
r. Allen. Detroit; r. Cooke. Houston;
Edmond Bourke. city; George F. Elason,
Denver, William L. Prather. Austin l..
II. Bessehman. New York; C. II. Jack
son. Shreveport, La; J. A. McEnery. Gal
weston; W. r Green, Cleveland. ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Nassek. Texas; Charles
Hammond. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
WORK AT ARKANSAS PASS.
Contractor VIII Bc9in within Next
Ninety Days.

Arkansas Pass. Texas. January s.--Gov-
ernor t. 3. Wheeler has returned from
the waterways convention at Galveston
much pleased with the hospitality ex-
tended to the delegates by the board of
trade and the United States engineers.
He is delighted with the harmonious ac-
ton Of the convention and believes that
the united recommendation for improve
ment of the Texas waterways and harbors
will result In much practical good
Governor Wheeler says that the Clarke
contract with the government for the i'm
provement of Arkansas Pass. which has
been hanging FIRE for some time, was
closed while he was In Galveston. work
under the contract to begin inside of
ninety days and all the work covered by
the contract will be finished by August
81. 1900. He says the psope interested
in Arkansas Pass are certainly indebted
to Captain Richie for his zeal and good
management IN this matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
LA PORTE PRO RATA PAYMENTS.

United States Cc lrt Clerk Dart today put
the finishing work on the checks in pay
ment OF the pro rata in the case of Alonzo
j. Tullock vs.. the Galveston. La Porte and
Houston Railway Company and will prob
ably forward them to the parties in whose
favor they are drawn Monday. The total
amount. including class a. which is
paid in full is about s216000. After de-
Quoting this amount there still remains
in the hands of the registrar something
like $4,000. which is set aside pending
the decision OF the court OF appeals at
New Orleans.
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able. Many fessdres Of the company are
very fine.
Robert Mullins and family left yesterday
for Camden. Ark, where they will In fu-
ture reside.
The shareholders OF the Southwest Texas
Fair association will meet at the court
house on January s 10 elect board OF di-
reotors for the ensuing year.
Mrs. z. NJ. Shaw and children have re-
turned from visit to relatives In jack
son county.
r. L. Allen and family passed through
here Tuesday returning from visit to his
former home In Georgia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Richmond. Texas, January b--Tho Rich
mond Cotton company has purchased the
entire cotton crop Of G. G. Ellis OF Sar-
tartia. amounting TO about 200 bales Of
cotton The cotton will be shipped here
by tomorrow and Will DO ginned by the
round bale gin.
Mr.. ID. A. Turner. tie we'll known
planter OF Sartartia, has the contract
from the county to work the county con-
yfctR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
At Tuskesee Institute.

The formal opening OF the Armstrong.
Slater memorial trades building at Tus.
kegee Normal and Industrial institute
Tuskegee Ala. will take place January
10. A number OF prominent business men
from the North are to be present. including
members OF the Slater, Hampton institute
and the Tuskegee board OF trustees. DR.. J.
l.. NJ. Curry and DR.. D. G. Gilman. This
building has been erected and equipped at
cost OF $4,000 and is the largest and
most complete building on the grounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
Children nndIy Durnea

Tyler, Texas, January LAST nigh,
the children Of Mr.. Jim VIM. living
in North Tyler. while romping around
the sitting room table. overturned the
lamp. setting fire to the clothes OF three
OF them and before the flames could be
extinguished they were badly burned.
His lT-year-old son was very seriously
burned about the hands and face while
smothering out the flames. All are re-
ported today as resting easy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Rock Island, Texas. January 81. p
Moore has sold his grocery store to Nc
cisnshsn G. Jones, who have lately moved
here from Missouri. Ar Moore viii move
To Yoskunn IN q few days,
The new livery Arm has moved Into
their new barn. They have sdded several
more horses and three new rigs We
wish them success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

|ftoris. Texas, Jsnury t.-Mr. and Mrs.
y Fleming leave this morning for New
70 be sesert several weeks
d Simon Lev returned yesterday from
~ 20 New Orleans
y Omaha Exposition Midway company
~ tomorrow FOR Austin. after a four
stay mere which proved fairly profit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Rrysn, Texas January Alderman W.
Wiprrecht entertained a number OF his
friends last night at an elegant dinner In
honor Of his thirty-sivth birthday All
prezent express themselves as having had
2 most pleasant evening.
. The special street committee TO look af-
<er the work of street improvement has
contfacted with civil engineer and also
esurioyed a street commissioner 10 super
vis- The work. which will begin In a few
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
A Farmer,s Mt.fortune.

sherman, Texas. January SC. X.
williams. a prominent farmer east OF the
city, had the misfortune to lose one Of
his arms today by amputation, the re-
suit Of a barb wire scratch on the fnxer
several days ago. Mr.. williams Is adj
yaneed In years and grave apprehension
OF the result ia entertained
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
kopper, yo,..

Kopperl. Texas. January s.-The BaptIs,
church at this place has called Elder
speakman OF West Texas as pastor, and he
has accepted and preached his first SER
mon.
Mrs. Luna Estes Of Roswell. n. NJ. and
Mrs. VIVA Caruth Of Midlothian, Texas.
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. n Greer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
cnero Cu,I,ngs.

Cuero, Texas January i.-Yesterday az
ternoon the sad intelligence reached here
of the death OF the s-months old baby %
Rev. and Mrs. T " White, Mr. White
Is the resident Baptist minister at Port
Lavacs Mrs. White IL a niece 81 Mrs.
Hunter Of this city. They were in Brook
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
STILL ON TRIAL.

The suit Of Andrew P. Rogue against
the New York and Texas Steamship Com
pany for damages alleged TO have been
sustained by injuries received on one OF
the vessels OF the line. which was taken
UP in the Tenth district court "Wednesday
is still on trial. 1t is probable the argu-
ment OF counsel will be concluded and the
case submitted to the jury this after
noon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
scarlet re,.r at smi,hxi,,.

Smithyille, Texas. January There ar.
feyersl cases Of scarlet fever In town,
causing the attendance at the public school
70 fan OF about one half Fears are On ;
tertsined Of the spread Of the disease ana
The entirs suspension OF school
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Gonzales, Texas, January 5.-District
court is in session trying civil cases, W
d. Wofford got a verdict for $1sss against
the Western Union Telegraph company for
delay in delivering a telegram on a bust
ness matter. The telegraph company was
represented by counsel at the trial Judge
kittrell of Houston is here today invest-
eating the case and will probably ask that
a new trial be granted The case OF Teny
Davis ct al VS.. w. |. Clark. for piece OF
land near Leesville, is now on trial Six
divorces have been granted this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Bastrop. Texas. January s, - District
court disposed OF the following business
on the criminal docket since last report:
Nelse Wilburne. theft of cattle, continued
by agreement Nick Eastland. theft OF cat
tie, continued by agreement; Ben Wilson,
dismissed as to assault with intent TO MUIR
der, pleaded guilty before the court to ag-
gravated assault AID fined 5000: Marsh
jackson. assault with intent TO murder. tri-
al before jury and verdict OF guilty OF ag-
gravated assault and punishment assessed
at a fine OF S25. The case of the State VS..
Lula Patton, for murder went to trial this
afternoon
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TEXAS COURT MATTERS.

waxahachie. Texas, January Sin the
district court yesterday jury awarded G,
+. weideman sl1o0 damages for personal
injuries against the Central Texas and
Northwestern Railroad COMPANY.
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DIED OF MS WOUNDS.
Young Lacey's Remains Were Taken
to Palestine.

to Palestine.
Rusk, Texas, January 4.--Young Lacey,
who was shot by c. c. Thompson here yes
terdsy. died last night Thompson was
arrested for murder today and made bond
to await the action OF the grand jury.
The trouble between Lacey and Thomp-
son came up about some reported talk that
Lacey is alleged 10 have made in regard
to some OF Thompson's female relatives.
Thompson Is bartender here and Lacey is
a cousin Of Colonel w. NJ, Lacey, assistant
superintendent OF the penitentiary here.
The deceased was an employe as guard
at the prison.
Palestine. Texas January 1.-THE remains
OF Young Lacey, who was shot at Rusk
Tuesday and who died there yesterday.
we're brought In last night and will he
inferred in tho East Hill cemetery today.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

or laying Its mains in the streets Of NewYork city
ngs The only rights possessed by II the COMPANY
a. nose granted by New-York City to the Fuuita-
granted by the Legislature to the East Rvar s
OTTbhpapy Tba Fo Of Long 17Ig island City,
fra equitable Gas Light Company under its
t strncnse Is required furnish gas to the city FOR
Fasf E9 sn, purposes at sl2 per light year and the
rs,,, r.iFer Gas Company. OF Long Island city is
.@Iulred ~ TO pay per cent its gross receipts TO
SSroed 5SSs by by the Amsterdam Gas Comnany' From
tsS5 to 1898 the ss4 was paid to the c;tv
city the Of 9 2 lamp f6P gal ISIS to ss t6 5T
as ses s@enaY Y thousand lamps. has paid the
received the sum of sssOOe0 the gas was furnished
& sPeciai ia tax paid on the franchise of the Equitable
,he gross receipts from the operation Of the
per per cent The receipts of the company last year
1893 96S 'e ''ie net receipts
LOSSES BY THE GAS WAR.
MT Tomlinson referred 10 the war which has
been in progress in New-York City His company
by force of circumstances has reduced the price
of gas from 81 10 to 50 thousand cubic feet
The actual cost OF producing gas largely exceeds
the price charged for IT. Mr. Tomnson also rep
resented the Northern Union Gas Company and
the Central Union Gas Company, both of which
corporations are affiliated with the New-Amster-
dam Gas Company. For the former company 4
reduction in the amount of the assessment from
s46l.20o TO As.6oo and for the latter a reduction
from s00s 600 S22S 900 were asked
The Standard Gas Light Company was repre-
sented by Henry Thompson. The franchise of this
company has been valued at 81 439 100 an increase
from 81 $4,000 The reduction for this company
asked because last ST. year @ the receipts of the com
Hr1ng gas *S6s00 the sum paid for wages 1925 600,
SEQ CO., 0au 'e0's '24OV0 leaving net receipts OF
The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

COACHMAN.-AEed 80; Just disengsged. .
can be highly recommended; three years
last employer. who can be seen person
ally: height T. $ in G. l., 321 East
oTrh-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i3th-st. No 100 East, 25x1O0. 14th-st..
lot %. David Durham property by 2 W
Bridges. 25xlO8.6; William II Hoes, referee, 10
3d-ave s 191 II II OF l4sth-st new lines
25xTT-9x irregular: Anton Ragette to John II
2d-ave e corner 72d-st 81 5x60x irregular:
Frederick Spiegelberg, referee. to John Wysong
ct al trustees 10000
I23d-st, Nos log and III East 50x10011: Arthur
Clark TO Prestonia Mann, ............. $4,000
East Houston Nos lS2 1s4. - irregular:
William Hoes referee. to Elias Sobel and
2d-ave n e corner 2zath-st 44x57 7x35 8x53 2: John
Mcbride to John I. Brewer al. executors.
Broadway, No SOL 3Ox2O0 Mercer-st; William
Endei -. 157.5oo
34th-st 8. 90 II 7th-ave. 21x741; James
L Taylor al Frederick and William II
sdms a1ss6T property same as executors etc same 2soO5
Mott-ave. $. 1922 Il OF l44th-st, line,
25x147. .5x25, 6xI42.2; John H Rogan, referee 10 -
esth-st. e. 21O II Of 3d-ave. 25x1OO.5; Thomas
F Donnoily. referee to Henry K Bogert. in
dvidualy and others, trustees. 1880
1osth-st. 20 Fl OF Madison-ave, -x5ol Tx
50x5o.11; Adam Wiener. referee. TO Bessie Ruth.
to winifred Cooke. 1880
referee. 70 Iva c Hicks. 1875
Sathaniei MYERS referee to Norris Baer,-. 6s5oO
e4th-st. 25O e OF 2d-ave 50x100.s Ambrose
Blank. and another. Simon Steier-
$4,000
Same property: Simon Steiermann Samuel c
Baum $4,000
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
REAL ESTATE.


BY d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.-Nos. 15s and $50
west One-hundredth-st-, south side. 175 feet east
OF Amsterdam 50xl0011. two fye-story brick
store and fat buildings; foreclosure TO the plaintiff
Tor 81 100 No 153 TO l56 West One-hundredth-st.
south side, Z25 feet east Of Amsterdam-ave.. 75x
lV1l; three three story brick store and fat build
ings foreclosure; to the plaintiff for S52375 No
5Sos 10 1872 Third-ave. southeast corner Of
third-st, a 9x99 6xS4 6x1OO
three four story brick fathouses with stores: fore
closure; 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
BY James L. Wells-NO. 1851 Barretto-st., late
Fox-st, west side. 1916 feet north Of One-hundred
and-siyty- y-fifth-st, 16Sx100, a two story frame
dwelling house; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for
50 600.
BY s: De Walltearss.-No IS West Third-st-, south
side 46 feet of Wooster-st., 22X5X1Sx irregular
a three story brick store. with story brick ex
tension; executors sale; to George w. Hyams for
s24 900.
Michael Petite has sold for J. z. Ennessey 70
Catharine Lame the one story and basement dwell
ing house No. 225l2 Chauncey-St.
Most Of the offerings booked at the New-York
Real Estate Salesroom yesterday disposed Of
the results being follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

M Brown held that the valuations placed on
the system would ruin II financially. The yearly
earnings about 81 600. the rate OF 2Ib
per cent the company would pay in under the
increased valuation about Il per OF its gross
receipts and % per cent OF its net earnings.
THE THIRD AVENUE ROAD.
The Third Avenue Railroad system was repre-
sented by Eugene Tresdwell. The total valuation
placed the franchises Of the several roads con-
stituti1g the system s19 7SS 100 which is an in
crease from s2l7+,750 The increase on each OF the
roads IS:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

Walker & Morris. architect. .....--.......
Perry-st. Nos 90 and 9s for six story brick fiat
house, IS. TxS4 Il: c. r Losche premises. owner;
I3Ith-st, 5 $. 100 II Of 5th-ave, for one-story
frame shed. - 4x16; John Madden, No 203 West
I42d-st owner; Andrew Spence, architect
Cnion-ave, s. 10 IT W of 4th-st, Nestchester.
for two story frame dwelling 22x04; John NC
Donnel. owner: 7 W Rngrose, architect.
Washington-st. :. 500 IT n of Railroad-ave.
Cnouport. for two story gas tank, I3 6x-
Bronx Gas and Electric COMPANY, owner; Is
Shook Son, architects. .--..---.-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
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