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BUTCHERS.

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Highest price paid for choice Beeyes sheen
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CHURCH NEWS.
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE


The quarterly conference Of this
Stake will meet In the Assembly Hall,
Salt Lake City, on Sunday, September
Sth, 1901, at 10 am, and in the Taber-
nacle at pm, and I pm. No meeting
VIII be held in the wards in the even
ing, A general attendance OF all the
officers and members Is requested.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH f. TAYLOR.
CHARLES w. PENROSE,
Presidency Of the Stake.
JORDAN STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY.
There will be a conference Of the Re-
lief society of the Jordan Stake held in
Union Ward house Sept. 18th, 1901,
meeting commencing at 10 am. and 2
pm.
MARINDA BATEMAN,
President.
Il. GARDNER, Secretary
GRANITE STAKE Y. NJ. l. A.
A convention OF the Granite Stake Y.
NJ. NJ !. A. will be held at Sugar ward
on Sunday September Sth, beginning at
10 a. m. A continuous meeting will be
held until about D. m, with an inter-
mission for lunch which viii be served
on the grounds
All waId and Stake NJ. I. officers are
urgently requested to be In attendance.
Bishops with their counselors, including
all Stake officers, are invited to the
convention.
VIM. c. WINDER,
Stake Supt. Y. NJ. NJ. /. A.
The Fourth quorum Of Seventy will
meet on Monday evening next, in the
Twenty-frst ward meeting house at 8
o'clock.
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O'clock
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CONFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS

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ARKANSAS RACE CONFLICT
SERIOUS TROUBLE is THREATENED
IN NEVADA COUNTY.
Party Of White Men Were Fired On by
Negroes and Two OF Them
Were Killed.


little Rock, Ark, July 20.--A special g
the Democrat from Camden says; Junlas
Blake, prominent farmer In Leale towu-
ship, Gleunvillc postofdce NcvaUa county,
brings the news To this city OF double
killing at that place last night
The particulars are that party OF white
mcn Of that neghhorhood sent word 10 a
negro resident hy the name OF Lige Heigier
that they would 80 out TO whip him last
night aud received word back that some of
them would get Killed " they came.
The party went out and the report Is that
Leigler aud his son shot Into the party
Killing Lewis Haynie, brother Of state Sen,
ator ltaynic, and Mop llalt0n, Il brother oi
John llaiton a prominent merchant az Ste.
phens, member Of the hrm OF llalton X
lester
There are some 400 negroes and thirty
white people IN this township and race
troubles have been brewing Tor some time
IN fact, soEle of the ohsrepcruus blacks
had already been whipped before thiS clash
of last night. At last reports parties OF
white people had left for the scene OF the
trouble from Waldo and stephens and the
negroes hollse was stil surrounded. y
serious conflict seems imminent but II rs
hoped that cool heads viii prevent blood
shed,
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A REPORT ON OIL FIELDS
THE GEoDETlC SURVEY HAS JUST
ISSUED A REPORT.
Saws that the Beaumont Oil Business
Is Now Conducted on More
Careful Basis.

Washington, July 29.-The oil and gas
fields of the Western interior and Texas
are reported on in bulletin issued hy the
geodetical survey. The report says the
productive territory is being constantly
extended as there is a demand for the gas
fuel and oil and is proving profitable re-
Source. The principal productive Held OF
the Western interior lies in Southwestern
Kansas and the northern part of Indian
Territory. although both gas ana Oil IN
limited quantities have been found as far
north as Kansas City and along the west
ern border of Missouri. ..o,+
According to the report, the be1ullon'
oil has gravity of y degrees Baune'
has an asphalt base and contains con
siderable quantity of sulphur, 80. 81,
Tests show says the report, lnat ~. ~,
perccntage of light oils which IL contains
Is very low and IL is therefore regardgu rs
n fuel oil The cluster of wells az be9u
mont which have reached the on dep'siit
are four miles south of the center OF ~
town and within a radius nL a hI I'M nh Il
from the frst discovery. Up 10 june y,
those actually recognized as prouucet
numbered eleven The active drilling na'
been nearly all confined to the Spindle iul
Heights and thus far has developed \
aeld Of limited extent. some 81 the Ven
sunk very near 10 the producing teiutoGs
are now proved to be failures. THIS ha'
caused a more conservative spirit 9mohs
the GENERATORS and the oil business Is begin
ming to be conducted on a more calei u
basis The fact that the reservoir unde
Spindle Top Heights appears 70 nave
limited extent does not preclude the possi
NIFTY Of finding oil In the sane gehefi
crizon in other places. Instead OF i soai
| rad number Of small fields Occurring u
| wide intervals.
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Beautiful Lady Rentwlck.
London Queen

London Queen
Lady Henry Bentwck Is one OF the most
beautiful women In England. II is said
that at her debut at one Of the drawing
rooms Queen Victoria turned to the prip
cess of Wales, and said smingly; III /
were young | would ask that pretty woman
to become a member OF my household, and
have her portrait painted nE Mary ii ha
Knellpr paint her court beauties. Ii Is a
delightful thing. my dear, 10 have sweet
and handsome women always about one
Perhaps the present queen bore her pre-
court ladies', AS chosen SO far are all fall
10 look upon, ana Lady Henry Bentwca
has been commanded TO serve In the great
coronation celebration. In appearance this
lady is u rare and very exquisite blonde
delicate of feature and possessed OF q
uniquely perfect throat Around her nech
she invariably wears string Of wonderful
ly deep pink pearls That are helrooms IN the
Bentwlck family, which Is the family name
Of the enormously wealthy dukedom o.
Portland.
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Mhy Women Fade.

million women today should be told
ybot other millions have learned. That
they need one element IN their blood FAR
moro than men, and that lack OF II is the
reason they are apt 10 fade many years
before they should The needed element
is IRON. Iron builds up the red eorpuscles
~ the blood and sustains vitality and
strength.
Women need a constant supply OF blood
making rnaterlal or their systems break
down under the constant drain. The very
moment there is a lack Of blood, or when
tho blood is impoverished, the signal ap.
,oar, upon the face in sallowness or paiior-
Tbe remedy needed is Or. Harters Iron
,rontr Nothing else meets this particular
copdttion 50 well. Use of It mas made
tnndreds of thousands Of women lock
nony years younger and made them feel
ever Younger than they looked II nor
on1, restores strength, energy and beauty,
INF Il is a prompt and certain cure Tor al
NJ lns neeuliar to the sex. II cures be
80. it removes the first eanse. II sup
.,iss inst what nature needs 70 bring
health. ....a 1865 .,vas
.ona ana elasticity TO muscles and lga-
n,ants rounds out wasted tissues aud re,
h hSm quickly and jnsr a. surely ana per
m Asa been used and praised by women ,s
- f.rfv-0ve years. Frepafed yn5 ny
IN nr Harter Me1lcine So'i DeSton'
dSio. Por sails eFerSwhere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
TRENTON ROCK ACTIVE
LED THE TRADING ON THE Hous-
TON OIL EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
Beatty Suffered Further Decline Sell
ing at 25o and Lower--6eaumont
Confederated Higher.

While the general tendency of oil stocks
mas been upward recently, there have been
few notable exceptions. Beatty. for In.
stance, was In demand two weeks ago at
80 to 81. 1t has been gradually declining
since that time and yesterday sold al 24ts
to Zoe AT the close 1t was offered AT a5pse
with % the highest bid.
One of the most active stocks on the call
Yesterday was Trenton Rock. Three thou.
sand shares were sold at prices ranging
from 15ii to ldl6c aud then It jumped TO
lie, with none offered below zoe
beaumont Confederated also experienced
further advance. As high as pc was
bid on the general call, and at the close
1t stood 2Tg9e bid, Boo asked Not share
was offered for sale below soc. 1t was
bought last week at 25c.
Among the stocks that sold at higher
prices yesterday were Drillers and Chicago
Crude, both making fractional gains.
The prices bid ana asked yesterday aud
the sales made were as follows;
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Unqvritten History 6
6 g of Dixie Land.
Heretofore Unpab-
HShed Reminds
cenccS of the Old
South,

impression that hts troops were equally vie.
turious there, leading TO an immediate or
der ON The pnrt OF the British commander
for their retreat.
49,
In point OF fact. as jackson well knew,
the British column was marching unoppos.
cd toward the city OF New Orleans Captain
John b. hewitt In command Of the only
battery on the west bank, having on the
approach OF superior forces spiked his
guns and retreated TO New Orleans. Santa
Anna knew that dealing With one SO re,
sourcefnl, strategic and heroic he would
not be safe In his own capital city; and
hence dared not refuse old Hickorys re.
quest, jackson jus Il private American citl-
zen was thus quite as potential as a
crowned head of Europe.
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ACADEMY NEARLY FULL.
Military School at West Point Is Within
Eighteen OF the Limit.

Military School at West Point Is Within
Eighteen OF the Limit.
West Point. July 20 The following can
didates among others who were reported
lnsi week successfully passed the examine
lions and We're today admitted to uha
military academy as cadets: Charles G.
Bar klead. Texas; Gibson T. Berry, Ken
lucky, Henry 4. Burgln Florida; llalsey
Du.y cody, at large; Charles j. kennerly,
tennessee; Joseph /. Landry, L louis m
Clarence X Lyman, Hawaii; Felix w.
Moflow. Tennessee: Claire Newborn, North
Carolina; Charles 7. Scott, Alabama; Her
non Sharp. Louisiana; Don ID. Strong,
Georgia, Thomas $. Roberts, Tennessee
Calvin p Titus, at large; Bloxham ward
Florida. ,.t,
thirty were successful, six failed, tw1
were rejected by the medical board and
TN aiternates passed for whom no va,
cnncIes exist The number which passed.
Irats ali records. Titus is the young man
Who VAS the first to scale The wall az
rCNn China Lyman Of Hawaii IS the
hrsr cadet 10 be appointed from the gov
ernment 5 new possessions. The corps now
numherF 4G4 cadets, within eighteen OF thC
fu! number provided for.
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THE SOUR LAKE FIELD.
'oe Hamman Drill Has Passed Through
Oil Sand.

s'or Lake, Texas, July 29.-The drlll in
vel of the Hamman Oil company is
IN Gown about $50 feet Today IT passed
,'asn twenty'four feet of oil sand. When
Sna was reached oil and gas dubbed
y ne month of the well ano the drill
pOueht the water would he blown out.
pumps were speeded up until the gauge
~ water pressure of 200 pounds 20
sSuale Inch and under this immense
EN- ~ me OIL and gas forced back. This
IN s.aasIosslng the attention of ali who
3 It3 I s.s IN the development OF this
az will In few DAYS. If no acci.
n sssesPI pen, reach the level of the vast
NJ sset i,n which biologists say underly
b. ss,, are ave other wells being bored
u III I'M 9 gsssh Of which, except the Quincy
Il saaey well is at standsfjll hut t t5s
aa,sItlomaaa machinery has been replaced and
Elas5Y are that the we'll win soon BE-
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OIL FOR MISSOURI.
!. r,aautities Of II Have Been
40 Shipped to Kansas CITY.
.o,r dUsnERs ARE EXPECTED SOON
~. Been Resumed on the Man
wors ~ III the Cattlemen's Wells.
Notes from the Field.

Texas. July 29.-The fame
Be'unnent oil is spreading and orders
y sor coming from more ~'y
sr ~ 0o,pts than formerly. In the twe ,
'ialeu e.rs Of oil shipped out TO-DAY Dy
p'n, ,e.sIus oil and Fuel company seyera'
the h'ss 70 Kansas City and st. Joseph,
tiIs ..,,,bstanding the freight rate is
10. ner 100 pounds to these points.
W een's .snnfacturers arc evidently cen
assoo that Beaumont oil VIII Make
'sssper fuel than eoal.
~ =, the Manhattan Oil com
az which was delayed by striking a
W. ,ootet which damaged the machinery
lsr succeeded in setting sIX,ine n
n. iutc the cap rock ana th rne o urili
Wv Peaend Earring accidents. the Wen
ae ~ be In within day or two.
lss' ~
=. xe,, Of the Spindle Top Oil com
iu gearing the oil sand aud should
r.a .s, witbln forty-eight hours, provided
.sclaent delays the work. However,
.'.,Scnts are quite common in this held'
~ tbey are also very provoking to tue
f. -. oe oil companies In certain sec
.snns Il Is known that AT least Two we.ls
wv :. Thought 10 be ready to come
A ~. weeks ago are now believed TO DC
n ,,ors The wells In question We're de-
. lsS hv accident and the report got cut
: ~, they were dry holes. However, work
n !. ror proceeding on these wells and they
/. NY ~" = good a chance of being gush rs
"" ~ well In the held-ln fact both are
h s,,rlealy surrounded by gushers.
A L
Tho cattlemen's Consolidated Oil com
IN Is now drilling on rock that was
s,placed by gas pressure and the time
Il 49, wll he required for the drill to pass
Il Isagh this rock is rather indefinite. II
nv Il several days before the well is
brought In.
The syndlcate of Beaumont oil men
u ~ have purchased the sribling lease
ssr yinton, La, will ship two rigs to
n bat place at once and begin operations.
Work viii also be pushed on the well
started by Major Strlbling.
49,
N The Beaumont Enterprise will Issue a
n seeiaI oil edition about August 10, con
n tnIng mnch information about the oil
n Industry in this field, giving among other
8; ihhss the number of producing wells, the
n number Of wells being bored, the holdings
II n each company and where situated, The
umfs Of officers OF each oil company, etc.
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COMPROMISE AeReEp ON

In the Suit Involving Title to Spirdietop
Heights Land.
Georgetown, Texas, July 29--in the case
of c. II. Booth ct al VS.. Texas Trust Com
papy. Involving the title to spindle TOP
Heights at Beaumont, called here today,
a compromise has been agreed 60 as be
tween the two parties aud an agreed irdc.
menf y being prepared The Interviewer,
j. \. Price. has been granted until tomor
row TO prepare and HE his papers aud
Try the merits OF his Intervention.
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MaohlnerY h Position Near AIM.

Alvin Texas. July 29,rhe cighty-foot
derrip' FOR the Galveston Gas and Oh com
pap on the Thomas farm, Is now COM
~ d. the machinery ig All IN position
nothing stands In the way now OF
beginning operation wncn the casing ar
riyes, which Is expected daily.
II Is the intention of The contractors to
start the rotary by the LIST of the month
II the casing arrives In time.
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Vlnton Contrant snIri

Vinton, La, July 20.-C oloncl II. c. Strib-
bling has sold his contract with pr. ]. "
Spring for boring on the Vincent ami Com
mier leases to $. +. Moss w. Il. sharp
ana associates. The gentlemen came over
SATURDAY. and took charge Of the work
Iney have ordered cable rig, and from
lll appearance the Vincent and Courmier
leases VIII soon he thoroughly developed.
:, The drillcis boring for water on the IL
w johnson ranch struck a slight dow Of
gu at shallow depth last Tuesday. They
nave since passed through "A five-foot strata
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

wAXAuACHIE.-l Contract has been let
sale grocery house.
kOSSE.-rhe Baptlsts have just closed a
successful meeting, a number OF new
members were baptized.
DENrON.--The ice plant at the Alliance
min win be increased from twenty to nifty
ton capacity before next summer.
BRYAN. Rev. r L. Shettles. pastor Of
the Methodist church, has begun collecting
the funds for their new $4,000 church
pdiupp
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sHERIFFs, pEPARrMENT.

Waller. Texas, July 2o.-Lost saturday,
S JnTTes branded ] dn CIRCLE about i5L
hands bigh: both have foretops clipped
ti,ort and work marks; gentle viii pay SIC
reward for the two delivered % me here
ioth branded on left shoulder. W. y. an
derson. j T. Hawkins, deputy sheriff.
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~ suFFeY COMPANY FLEET.
= " the Oil Carriers Has Been Pur.
chased.

nr,a.,' special TO The Post)
ss,p.s's' July PA new oil tank
tsk sss nne to run between philadel-
III, ,,... sabine Pass, Texas, has been
y Il. ATE. 'ea on Its way by the purchase
.,,a y" o. Ave vessels. The other four
b 1 VIII be bought as soon as they
~ tnt bcsv The United States Dollar,
4 .Ai4ng comnssser omit by the New York
ssef A SSSSnpany, Is the frst purchase,
sslss on ,bsA Investigation ana a trial
r. pionorssne Delaware last Friday II
su by all the kind or a bon /
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casser struck Al the Mound.

Richmond, Texas, July 2a.--A telephone
message was received here late this even
Ing that Guffey we'll No. >, at the Mound,
han struck pocket of gas, which blew
null and gas ont of the top of the pipe.
D'h' report is from a reliable source. and
no enc here doubts the correctness Of the
report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
WENT DOWN FIFTY FEET.

First Days Work OF the j, M. Guffey
Company at Webster.
Mr.. II. 7. D. Wilson received telegram
at a late hour last night announcing that
the drill OF the NJ Guffey Petroleum
company was set running yesterday with u
record OF fifty feet Tor the first day.
The well at Webstc~ Is the only ona
which the above company Is engaged in
sinking In Harris county, and 1t will be
test well with the Guffey people.
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sictrable Interest at present. Transfers
are bling made to land ut that place,
nld Mcrh Will begin In few DAYS, erect
Jug o derrick for an oil we'll Machinery
mas been ordered ana ID expected m
slyrt time n x. Beatty win put IN the
WI. he having purchased 6sO acres on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
THE BIG HILL DISTRICT.

Machinery for the Test Well is TX
peoted Shortly.
wharton. Texas, July 2a.-Big Hill Mata
gorda county Is now claiming moiety Of
attention from capitalists seeking Invest
ments in oil fields. Mr.. a, b. Mays Al
the head of the company controlling thii
new district. states that his firm has pur
chased well boring outfit OF sufficient
capacity 70 sink a i2+ineh bore 1900 fee
'rie Cane BELT railway Is expected dnll
n Law fhe material for the work IN Bal
civ when the boring on Big Hi MI
commence ut an early date. The compan,
has taken the property on OF the market.
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tnat was wanted and negotiations were
~ once entered into for It's uosscssion
that originally paid the builders
us name win be at once chanped ~
Inc u Nj. Guffey and II viii mets ~
h ,.rs "Trip to Sabine Pass early In Septen,,
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Dallas. Dallas County, Texas Jnly29.--
fIeayy rains In North Texas last Thursday
ana Friday have caused a rise In the Elm
Forty 81 fhe Trinity river that Is the cause
Of much 10y In Dallas. One foot OF water
N lowing oyer the city dam at Record
crossing and the threatened water famine
dlled This IL the hrGt time In two months
that any pumping has been done.
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A. Ohio Company.

Dover, Del. July 2o.-certihcates Of In
c,rnorat,on were fled here today for the
staring Valley OF and Gas company 81
Cleveland; capital 100000.