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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
VoLcANo NINE
Sale Consummatod last wesL -Coasldera-
tion aiS,OOu.

The details ~ a sale Involving the Old
Volcano mine. were c0nsummated last
week. says the silver city indeponent.
By the terms this Well-known property
now owned by =. u. smith of Gold Hin,
W. r. Meade of Arizona. and j. r..
Leahy ana y, a. Kcdzio Of L0rdaburg
VIII pass into the possession OF com
pany of Pennsylvania people. who viii
shortly incorporate under the territor-
ial laws. The consideration ia said to
be $4,000 II ~ the Intention % the new
propretorG 10 commence work within a
short time. and their plans cOntem-
plate the erection of ten-stamp mill
for the treatment Of the ores from the
mine. The Volcano ia "A high grade
silver proposition. carrying good gold
values. II Is one OF the old mines OF
the county, having been worked OF and
on ever since fssG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rArAu BuLLEr AZ Hsoar slDE.
MeHiean sheephsarder shat Down ny
his Fsiiov EmPloye.

MeHiean sheephsarder shat Down ny
hts Fsiiov EmPloye.
Miguel MuniE. aHheepahearcr
"a by Cameron a Davis, shot and killed
Juan Tranquiiino la a quarrel a. a
ahoarlng corral near Lake Arthur, la
Eddy county. The murdered man waa
in the employ of w " Daugheriy as q
shocpshearer The two men had some
dlniculty and MuniE had been heal. 20
say that II Tranduiliuo came over TO
the camp again he would kill him. lie
came and the two had an excited CON
veraatlon
After the conversation Tranquilin0
went 90 his horse and was preparing
TO mount when MuniE. who waa stand
Ing about 10 feet away. shot him In
the right side Munlz watched Tran.
quilino. aud seeing that he was help
less. took the dying mans horse and
escaped Tranqulllno died a few hours
af,ermard. A. ". Miller. justice OF The
peace at HaGerman. held an Inquest
and a verdict waa rendered In accord
ance with tbs above facts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Cloudbur.t Ia ths Coshiil..

Advices 20 the weather bureau IN
Santa Fe from Woodbury.. AZ the mouth
of the canon below bland. stated that
al 2 .. ~. sunday. with a roar a body
0f water came down Pine creek. whiea
has been dry Tor several months. The
Hood was caused BY a cloud, 4rst above
Bland, shout six miles distant, The
mail stage vas delayed. bat no very
serious damage done. There we're eiec-
trio displays al around. and lightning
fired pine tree about forty rods from
the mill % the g. II T. company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
pArrs 90 ExoUEsloNs.
10 California and ths sesshore Re
Rarts.

To California and the seashore Re
aarts.
Special low rates viii be made by the
Santa Fc route TO san Diego. Long
Beach, Los Angeles. santa Monica and
Redondo on Thursdays OF each week
from May zlth 10 August S0th Tick-
cts viii be- good for W days from date
OF sale ana to stop over al any Loius
west. Of san Bernardin0. The rate
from Albuquerque Will be $500 Tor the
round trip.
The California sqashorc resorts viii
be unusually attractive this year. A.
fair Coronado new tent city has been
organized. Tents are laid out la streets
along the beach in 'front.' Of the Hotel
del Coronado. The city has electric
lights. grocery store. etc Large orchcs-
tra Ia attendance at pavilion every
evening, Hot and cold plunge. COro-
nado's water piped u all parts o.
Tent city. Stili water. surf bathing
aud fishing are al hand. Tents furnish
cd ana unfuraished can be rented at q
reasonable charge. Al Laguna Beach
may be found a quiet family resort OF
summer homes. Cottages are for rent.
Oceanslde has fine beach and IL sur
rounded with points OF interest. Al
Redondo extensive Improvements have
been made and the famous Seventh
Regiment band has been engaged Tor
the season which insures the best OF
music az this delightful resort by the
Sounding Sea-" This N the resort OF
moss. agate and she'll hunters. Fishing
from the wharyes II always good The
summer Chatauqua at Long Beach VIII
be fully up to the standard while San
IN Monica Will have ita usual crowd OF
pleasure seekers. Los Angeles. the
busy metropolis OF southern California
viii be- alive with visitors who mak,
this their headquarters for side tripf
around the 'klte-shaped track" Tho
beaches. Mt, Lowe. etc, etc. Spend
your vacation en- the Pacific coast
Agents % the Santa Re route viii
cheerfuily give you all the desired in
/ formation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
nNAsoEs or oMAsT ooUSTY.
Ia TirsteCias. Condition aslg Indebted
ness Paid 90.

nFae NHtNONa
The owners ~ Indebtedness against
Grant county aocruinE from the year
1895 90 tsg7. the Bateman Law taking
effect In the spring of the latter. have
on more than one occasion during the
past two years been most aefeeably
surprised by receiving remittancea
from the probate clerk.
These payments have been made pos
Hible by the large collection of delin-
quent taxes Aa the result thereof AL
u the outstanding indebtedness for the
years 1894. 1896 and 1877 have bean paid
Ia full and Within the next week or ten
days. Probate clerk McAnluoh VIII
make an0ther disbursement. Of over
tg.000 applying on the 1855 accounts
which viii almost wipe out all the
claims of that year.
Tho Judgments which wera obtained
against the county In 1880. % and ~.
and for which special ieyles we're made
and tnNen were colicctes. have also
been an important feature In achieving
this result
Since the beginning ofls9s the indebt-
edness of Grant county has been re-
duced Ia round numbers, from t2s9. 900
% t255.0oo This includes payment %
outstanding current indebtedness. In
terest on bonds. and taxes collected
ana paid 0u judgment leviea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
COuRr NOTES
The Low Line Ditch Again- -Drtsrmias
Mine interests.

The Low Line Ditch Again- -Drtsrnnias
Mine interests.
In the case OF Tomas G. duuerrez Va
the albuquerque land and Irrigation
company the low line ditch, Neill B
Field. attorney FOR piaintin yesterday
az Santa Fc ordered from Supreme
Court Clerk J. ID. sena a transcript
with a view TO taking the question in
volved up to the United states supreme
court for final determination.
The contest 10 determine the rospec-
tive interests In the Lincoln Lucky
Anaconda mining claims al San Pedro
between Neiil y. Field and James Car
ruthers and 4, u, Catron and j. r.
O'Brien ana others will come up for
hearing before Judge McF2e at santa
Re on Monday next, Mr.. Catron and
others interested are now St san Pc
dro looking over the ground and ex-
amining the workings In these mines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
niAru or AN oLn rioNrrn.
u, %. tariry tiirsat rhoenix- was in Nusi-
nsss itere Wears Ago.

n. B. tnrlvy tiles ~ Phoeaix- was in Nusi-
nsss Here Years Ago.
n. %. Cdrlry, OF Tempe, Arizona, died
al that place saturday, May lsth. at
the age Of "a years. AR. Carley was
the father of NJ B. Carloy OF Phoenix.
Ariznno. and r. N. Cariey, OF Golden.
" NJ lie came to Albuquerque, Nm.
in 1857. and al one time he and Will
liam Poole carried on general mer-
ohandise business IN the old town OF
Albuquerque lie served several years
10 the employ Of the United States
government as wagon master and COM
miHsary agent, besides serving as a
volunteer ia several Indian iiEhts un-
der COL hfothcrtnn then the COM
manding officer az Albuquerque. In
1858 ar. Cari,y. while hauling wood
for The government from Tijeraa can
yon. the Nnvuioes stole forty three Of
bis mules, for which he never received
cent from the government. Henry
Carpenter. of Tjeras. Is an old friend
of deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
SUTTON MOVES W.
santa Fe Oniriai tleoomss Auditor of the
santa 90 Faciao.

santa Fe Omriai tseooass Auditor of the
santa 10 ractao.
G, =, sutton. Tor the past ten years
auditor OF freight receipts of the santa
Ne, has been promoted ta the position
of auditor OF the santa Fe Pacific
southern California and San Joaquin
Valley lines. he VIII take charge June
l. Mr.. sutton will aucceed W E Bail
ey who has been auditor OF the santa
Re Pacific and southern California
roads for the past year Mr.. Bailey
viii 60 20 Chicago ~ assistant TO oen-
eral Auditor whitehead His duties
will be practically those OF A. s. Jen-
nlngs, recently appointed auditor OF the
Gulf. Colorado a Santa Fe to succeed
him.
Mr. sutton viii undoubtedly be- sue
cceded by w J Healy. who FOR many
years has held ,he position of chief
clerk In the auditor Of freight receipts
Office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
HnARD rRoM
Former santa D. Residents Dolag Wen
at DenveF.

A Denver visitor reports the good
health ana present occupation OF sav-
erai former Santa Feans. says the New
Mexican Edward Wynkoop " run
nlng a sob printing establishment and
issuing a real estate monthly. Charles
Wynkoop 10 member % the city nre
department Ia Denver. and oeorge
Baldwin ia on the police force Joseph
.O'brien has Just been transferred from
Ogden 20 an express messenger run
from La lunta 10 Albuquerque. Fred
ttaymeF, who used 20 arouse the enthu-
aiahm of the Santa ~ ro0ters. IL now
playing ball with the Sioux city team.
and az Denver the other day scored
thfee out of the seven runs made by
his nine against the Denvefs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

A lady residing Ia Jasper county. Mo.
IN o letter % Marshal MJAiilin. be-
licyes that the man nov Ia the county
JAN charged with the stealing and
riding away of the Orunsfeid horse. -
her brother. a. p. Nichols ard she
would ike 20 have some particulars
Leading up 90 hiH arrest The marshal
viii answer the letter and glve al In
formation be has la his possession.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rwoInroHrANr n,Lr.S.
Tor the neiiefaf the ps' Lrons To Conura
Luni tndIas IAnds.

For the Relief ~ the ps' Icons To Connras
Iuni indIas i.ands.
A bill has been introduced In conc
grcas for the relief OF Agnes and Ma
ria he Leon. The bill reads aa follows;
'ile Il enacted by the senate and
house OF representatives Of the United
states 90 America Ia congress assem-
bied. That the secretary Of the treas
ury II hereby authorized and directed.
cut of any moneys Ia the treasury not
otherwise appropriated to pay TO Agnes
- Leon ana Maria DE Leon. heirs az
iaw of Robecca L. DE Leon. deceased,
she sum OF one thousand dollars Tor
injury TO the buildings Os said Rebecca
l.. pc Leon In Albuquerque. New Mex
leo, ana consequent loss Of rent. In the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
and la the lifetime OF the said ReOeooa
a. De Leon. which buildings. while oc-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
u. u. RonrSsoSs SUCCESSOR.
Reported that u. y. Honkum wni Act Al
President aud Manager.

President and Manager,
Notices have been sent out 90 mem-
bers Of the board OF directors Of tho
81 Louis a San Francisco of a meci-
ms 90 be held in Now York city on
Thursday. June 2 A. this meeting a
new president viii be- elected 10 sue
coed ID y, Robinson. Whose resignation
last week waH announced. There ap-
pears 10 be no doubt that Vice Presi-
dent ana General Manager q. r. Yoa-
KUN viii De elected chief executive ON
Ger of the company
In that event, II is said. Mr Yoakum
viii not only be- president. but will
assume the duties % general mana
ser an assistant beine given him a.
an nld In outaide ana routine business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Assistant Gsassal Manager Resigns.

Charles 4. schlaoks. assistant gener-
al manager of the Denver a RIO Gran
de railroad. has rendered his resigna-
ton, TO take effect June 10. Though
President jeffrey has not yet accepted
Il. there is no doubt but that Nr.
schiacks a." leave the road with which
he has been connected many years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
EPISCOPAL coNvocArroN.
No~ In session at santa u. Ministers Ia
Attendance.

The following clergy are in attend
ance at the convocation OF the Eplsco-
hal church. now in session at Santa
Re. Ri. Rev John Mills Kendrick.
bishop of New Mexico and ArI-
xoha. Rev. n. Cabell Martin. OF st.
Clements church. ~ Paso. Rev. Geo.
u. Higgins. NJ D.; Rev. Robert Renl-
son. OF 81 Johns church. Albuquer-
que. Rev. W. Il. seaborne. church OF
the Holy Spirit. Gallup: Rev. George
Selhy. Of ST. Paurs church. Las Vegas.
Rev Fr J, l.. Gay and Rev. Il. l..
Eustis. Of San.a Fe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

While coming down the hlll from the
tunnel near Morley the other morning.
santa Fe engine iit a helper In the
onarge % EngineF Craig. got away and
started Tor Trinidad az a lively rate
The lever would nog E@Fk and the en-.
Elneer was unable 10 control the ma
chine. but he staid with Il until stark.
wile was reached az which place he
met a freight ana then Jumped. For.
tanately the freight train had iust
cleared the main track and the runa-
way had a clear right AZ way coming
inio Tfinldad without any trouble
Luckily, ~ damage was don.
" h chlldera. United states az.
iorney, has lefi fhe city 10. the east
he wiil vislt relatives and friends az
Richmond. Va. where Mrs Chnders
and children are nov soiournlng. ana
from thsre they wili 81 o. Mr. Chndera'
Old home az Pulaski. Tenn. Thqy ex-
pect 70 return 70 Aibuaueruus in a
month OF six weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
wATRoUs
A N.nI.ln In.nrnnrr rIrm.

on the ist OF June Albuquerque Will
have a new life insurance Arm. Fred.
-. Lewis having purchased half inter-
est Ia the district agency business Of
the Germania Life Insurance company
from Max v. Becker. The title of the
new hrm win be Becker q Lewis. and
they win prove two of the best life
insurance rustiors IN central New Mex.
loo. For several years Mr., Lewis has
been head clerk at the dry goods store
of Leon q Stern a co.
Dr. J. A. Henry expecta 10 leave In
a few days for an outing al the Colo
RADIO summer resorts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
ooISo TO wmITr MoUSrArSs.
Thomas Donahoe win soon Remove from,
his Nansnnn Ranch,

W" 'ETITTFIIIW TIHIEWT
Thomas bonahoe, accompanied by
Ed Mcclure as driver. left this morn
Ing for his sheep runch IA the ManEano
mountains Mr. Donahoo has recently
purchased 10000 sheep. and with these
he will remove from his ManEano ramon
10 ranch which he has recently ac-
quired ln the white mountains Of Ari-
zona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Religion Caasss = sounE Mes 10 Maks Hs
Wibutisn tn Railroads.

The general passenger agent Of a
certain railroad caila attention 10 a
ease of awakened consoien,e. which he
considers a record breaker" A few
weeks ago he received from a clergy
man a lettvr stating that young man
wh" had recently been converted under
his mlnlstFation desired 70 make res-
titutioh 10 the railroads Tor 4 Journey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
IN rysIOlF CE AsKkn Fun

Application has been made to the
postoiiice department Tor the estab-
lishmcnt OF a new pOstoiiice az Cybar,
DOna Ana county. ana the petitioners
recommend Jonas J. Morrison for post
master. a new postofiice has also been
requested by the citizens al Valley.
Chayes county. and J. n. Steward has
been recommended Tor postmaster tt
h believed that both Offices viii be es-
tablished at un early date
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
uFF-cIAL srENlanApnEn

John .. Marshall. OF New York has
arrived in santa Re to take the POSI-
tlon as official stenographer Ia the Of
lice OF the surN eyor general. succeeding
to the vacancy caused by Miss Mau-
gers resignation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
OFFICIAL NOTES
New Posloiiee Asked for Rolaries Public
Appointed tslradi,On Papers.

Acting Governor Wallace appointed
The following notarics public HeRry A.
Scott. richardson, LAncoln county.
Cristofer Scaeele. JaraleH, Valencia
county; william Berger, Santa he. san
"a Re county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
FoRksr RfskRyg APPOINTMENTS

The interior department having au-
thorlSed a., Acting superintendent Il.
&, Mcclure, la charge Of forest re-
serves. has appointed his pretty daugh-
ter Miss jessie Mcclure. assistant In
the ofiice al santa BE. 70 aid Ia dispos
ing OF the accumulating mail and
bringing the Office work ~ 70 date.
The work was much behind owing "a
the illness of Mr.. Buntain Afr. Me-
ciure has also appointed James Mo-
cabe % Minneapolis a forest range
rider on the Pecos reserve. His com.
mission arrived from Washington
Tuesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
.RADIlION rAPERs

extradition papers for James Brooks
and ". -. Johnson. who are in custo-
dy in sonora. Mexico. They both es-
capped from the silver Clty Jail some
time ago. Brooks had been Indicted
f1r grand larceny. and Stevenson had
been sentenced TO ave years la the pen
itenuary Deputy sheriff w. -. John
son is named in the papers 20 bring the
Two men back 10 New Mexico These
are the FIRST extraditions to New Mex
ico from Mexico under the new extra
dition treaty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

The sheep sanitary board will meet
nt Albuaucrue on June next The list
uf sheep inspectors viii be revised at
the meeting and it ls understood that
there win be- some change IN these po-
aitiuna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mr. C. Blake of Houston is in the city
Hon George T. Jester Of Corsicana was
in the city today,
Nat s. Green Of Dallas Ia in the city
guest at the fremont
Chief Blackburn OF the Houston police
department Is in the city today
G. w league and wife Of Beaumont
have apartments at the fremont.
c, Burleson, grocer, merchant OF
Kosse, is in the city accompanied by his
wife.
NJ. l.. scoveli, general freight agent o.
the Texlrkana and Fort Smith railway. ia
in the city.
A. e. Vandervoort Of the Planters and
Mechanics bank at Houston was in tina
city last night.
The Macabbees from Houston came
down last evening and held meeting
with their Galveston brothers.
j. A. Hanley. freight and traffic man.
ager Of the Kansas City Southern. with
headquarters at Kansas City. is In town
The Mobile tribe of the order of the
Red Men had a delightful picnic today al
Dickinson. a large crowd were In attend.
ance.
w. L. Norwood returned last night
from san Antonio, where ne went to at
ten the State meeting OF the Undertakers'
association.
special car containing the Colorado
delegation to the Transmisslsslppi Can
gress remained here last night 10 allow
the occupants to see more OF Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
Alvin Nr,yn Notcs.

Alvin. Texas, April 22.--J Y, Prdmore
aud wife OF Houston spent several days
in Alvin last week visiting friends,
DIR John Atkinson OF Galveston visited
his parents, Judge and Mrs. Atkinson
Wednesday.
Mr.. w. II. Nash. prominent business
man of Flatonla. Texas. spent several days
in Alvin last week on business.
Ex-Governor william Fishback OF Ar
kansas was in Alvin Tuesday visiting his
son, Mr.. l.. II. Flshhaek.
Mrs. G. d, McDoyitt. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ida, and son. ]. w.
MuDoyltt. of San Antonio. arrived In Al
yin Tuesday to attend the marriage OF
MIR. W. IL. McDovltt
Mr. ]. r. Kimmcns is visiting friends
aud relatives at Bonham, Texas.
Mr. II. W. Wolston and son OF Galveston
spent the day in Alvin Yesterday.
Miss Artie Talley OF Houston Is visit
ing friends in this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
TarruntsCounty popuiists.

Fort Worth Texas. April 22-rhe popu-
lists of Tarrant county at their convention
held yesterday adopted the following reso-
lutions
Resolved L. That we reafirm our allie
glance to the principles of the people S
party as expressed in the Omaha plat
form.
2. That we favor union of all the
forces who with us believe IN these prin-
ciples upon such terms as are equitable,
but not to the sacrifice of any of these
principles
3. That we instruct our delegates to the
State conference 10 vote against any and
all measures looking to a fusion vita
either of the old parties, and that we are
unalterably opposed to the course pursued
by Butler, Allen, Davis, Tracy ct al, and
said State convention is hereby instructed
to vote for the Cincinnati convention, be-
lieving as we do that 1t is called by the
true populist party, and that the Sioux
Falls convention was called for the sole
purpose of delivering the populists into the
camp of the democracy and to forever bury
the cause of populisnl.
4. That we heartily indorse the course
of our loyal servants who are standing 80
nobly for the right.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
Cuero CuIIinsa.

Cuero, Texas, April 2l.--Mr Charles
Fisher, manager OF the Buchel mill. was
seriously wounded yesterday by negro.
John Woodbridge. The negro, who was in
toxicated at the time, asked for employ
ment and being refused, used his knife
freely, infllctin an ugly cash in Mr.,
Fishers arm JUST above the elbow, The
negro was arrested and placed in jail
Messrs. r. w Bates, j. c. Woodwork,
r. Cochran and Judge S. i, Grimes re-
turned yesterday from San Antonio. where
they had been to attend the grand con-
cave Of knights Templars
Mr.. and Mrs u. C. Proctor and
daughter Miss Edna. came in yesterday
from San Antonio, having spent delight
ful week in the Alamo city.
Mr.. and Mrs s. e. Weldon left Friday
for san Antonio.
Mrs. r. l., Chapman is visiting relatives
in Harrisburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
nuNGn NEWS NOTES.
Revival Meeting at the Methodist
Church Meeting with Success.

Revival Meeting at the Methodist
Church Meeting with Success.
Runge Texas. April 2l.--George y.
Everts. railroad station master here. has
been relieved by A. @. Bolton, recently
Of SlntOn. Runge has never had more
popular agent than Mr. Eyerts, and the
business men. without exception, greatly
regret his removal. He will probably 90
to Floresville.
Or. T. J. Pressly and family left this
week for the Panhandle TO attend the
trial Of the parties charged with the MUIR
der OF Mrs. Pressy's brother.
Rev. DR.. Hutchinson Of San Antonio will
preach at the Runge Episcopal church
tomorrow
The protracted meeting at the Methodist
church has been IN progress about two
weeks. the preaching being done by tue
pastor Rev. A. w. Wilson His sermons
have been OF very high order, and Il
Is believed much good has been accom-
pliahed. The meeting Will probably close
Sunday night.
Joe Kossbiel. representing II. Runge
g. Co. has been here this week. He re-
Gently sold gin plant TO the Hearn Bros,
who win erect It at Fairview, Wilson
county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
RAIN AND WIND STORM.
washington County water Courses
Are AEnfn SMoIirn

prcnham, Texas April ga terrific
rainstorm, accompanied by high wind,
swept over Rrenham and vicinity at noon
today Water courses throughout the
county are again pouring tremendous
tribute into the stlll swollen Brazos
Continued rains have greatly retarded
agricultural interests and CROPS in this
section are fully month late, Much OF
tia cotton is yet to be planted, Farm
era In both the bottoms aud the uplands
arc decidedly blue over the outlook
The wind did considerable damage, two
or three houses being blown from thelr
foundations A house belonging to Alex
Simon, located In Watrousville, was de-
mollshed and residence belonging TO
Georg Tucker, In West Brennan. was
considerably damaged,