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REDISTRlCTING THE STATE
SHOULD BE DONE IN THE EASIEST
MANNER. SAYS PAULUS.
Impossible to Forecast Politics for Ten
Years and No Use in Try
ing to Do So.

Galveston, Texas July 0,--state Senator
ID. A. Paulus, who represents the Lavaca
district In the upper house, is ip Galveston
today on a cooling of" trip.
While Senator Paulus does not know how
the State viii be redistricted, in common
with many other members Of the legislature
he has pet little scheme of his own.
senator Paulus would begin in Bowie Goun-
ty, in the extreme northeast portion of the
state, ana collect together enough counties
70 make up the approximately 10000 peo-
Pile required TO form a congressional dis
lrict and would name that district No.
J. He would then take up the next lot OF
tornliesl west OF district no J ana would
rorlI them into district No. =, and so on
until the entire fifteen districts wera
senator Paulus would have all district
composed OF counties contiguous TO each
liz regards it as being lmpracticable to
carve district in Texas that viii ~
steadily democratic for "a period OF Ton.
ycaIs il is impossible to hsnre on changes
IA politics for 10 long period, aud hence
the best way to redlstrict the state Is the
Ks me State is now districted. the Tenth
district Is held together AT one place by
thu right angles al Fort Bend and Austin
cVgnries barely touching each Utner, wnlle
III the Eleventh district there Is Gu9daalnpe
couLty, aud little west Of Guadalupe
county Bexar In the Twelfth district a lit
Tie further west Of BeXar Is Uyalde county
| H. the Eleventh district and sull further
west is Maverick in the Twelfth district.
scnator Paulus uses the formation of the
| twelfth district as an evidence that II
Is Impossible to gerIymander things SO rs
! 10 nuke democratic victory an ironclad
! cincb, for NoOnan, republican, has been
| elected to congress from the Twelfth dis,
| trict, which is nearly cut In two in several
| places.
| according to senator Paulus, as far as
! he has been able to see there Is d general
! disposition TO bunch the big elites of the
| State together in making the reapportion-
/ mcnt Fer instance, Dallas, Ialrant aud
! Parker counties, containing the cities OF
Dallas and Fort Worth, and the town of
! WC6theriord, would make one district.
| Waco and Corslcana can he easily punched.
| rs eau also sherman and Paris Ansilp
! AID San Antonio aud Galveston nj lIous
tor la fact, lei Pnso Is the only place ia
! tho State that enjoys splendid ISOLATION
senator l'auius does not think the leg
| lslature will be In session over thirty days
| n the outside, and be- would not be sur
priyed II the session was even shorter tnan
/ TuAf.
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The University Of Texas.

One hundred Instructors and officers,
more than 1000 students. not inriudlng aD
summer school students. Women admitted
10 am departments. TUITION FREE. To-
tai expensee xfhO 20 $3.50 students from
colleges Of repnte admitted without exnin.
nation and given credit for work COM
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. Session be
uins September Y0th; entrance examinatinti,
foptemher 18th malriculatton fee Slo IA
rfiirses az study, university system og IN
strfction and discipline, library OF iio,uOJ
Volumes, Young Mems Christian Assncla.
tion Young Women's Chflstlan Ahspeia'
ton eymnaslunlg and gymnasium instfnei
ters for women and men, athletic Held.
Teachers courses lead ~ permanent state
f.acherg certificates. Engineering Depart
nent eonfers degrees Of civil engineer
LAW DEPARTMENT. Session begins
gfntrmher sofa; entrance examination
eeptenlter 25th; matrlcnlaiion FEE, payable
nnty once $50. two years conrsr leads
~ fhe degree OF bachelor pf Law, ani en-.
lilies holder 20 practice N any court ~
Iexas. Law students may pursue acaaemic
sonrsee without hlrther charge.
MEDIcAL DEPARTMENT.. tLocaied az
GaIyestnn) Four years course: faculty Or
fwrnig-two Instructors, school Of phnr-
macy. school Of nursing dor wonienl ma
circulation fee payable once, $50. Com
nlefe eunlpmeni In all schools Sessloil
begins October LIST. enifance. organizations
fhC preeeding week. FeF Medical tafR'
irgne address Dean smith, Galveston
Texas For catalogue q any department.
o. fer amy Information. address JOHN A.
LoMAx. Registrar. Austin, xexeni
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trying 70 finish up everything within that
Wme. During the regular session, MIR.
Glenn was looked upon as a very conser-
vatlve lawmaker.
Mr. r. c. Clark, a graduate Of the uni.
versity. has gone 10 the City OF Mexico
Tor the purpose OF looking up some an.
Client history OF The republic, concerning
Texas In the very early days. What infor
nation he gathers win be used In the
university.
The attorney general filed suit In the dis
trct court here this morning against Juan
Manuel Flores, to recover 1900 acres OF
and In Webb county, under an old Span;
ish land grant.
Mrs. Mary c. Saunders died yesterday
az the home OF Mr.. Steel Matthews on the
Manor road and was buried today In the
Fissvlle cemetery.
Judge Stedman, genral attorney of the
international and Great Northern railway,
was here for few hours today on private
business
The funeral OF the late August Kuss
took place yesterday evening at 6 o'clock.
Deceased was 40 years old
Mr. w II. Richardson, prominent cat.
tlelnan Of Monterey, Mexico. is here for
few days ON business
Congressman Burleson arrived in town
today.
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DROUTH CONDITIONS SERIOUS.
Cotton Will Begin TO Suffer Soon; Corn Is
Already Far Gone; Fruit Suffering.

Following is the climate and crop bulle.
tin az the weather bureau, Texas station.
for the week ending Monday July s 1901:
Temperature. --rhe mean temperature fdr
the week taken from the records OF
iarge number OF stations scattered through.
ont the State WAS SO degrees, watch =
ubove the normal for this season OF the
year. The weather was relatively cool IN
portions Of the state on the nrst two days
Of the week, atN AVERAGED below the nor.
NAL In all sections until the 9TH On this
mated on the 9th with tho highest tenn.
peratures Of the season. The weather con.
tlnued warm during the remainder OF the
week and daily temperatures OF leo ana
over were general throughout the State
Precipitation. For tho fourth consecu.
been below the normal For the last tive
weeks the deficiency has been marktd and
conditions have become decidedly critical.
Light showers fell ov@ widely scattered
localities on the 9th, and rains, the result
OF local thundelstnrms occurred In some
the 9Th aud 7th elsewhere throughout
the State little or NO rain 10 during the
past week. A serious drouth rs prevailing
In places In the Central, Southern and
Southwestern sections no rain has fallen
for from three to seven weeks and the
Ia getting scarce aud springs and wells
are falling.
Condition Of crops The week has been
faNcrablc for every variety Of outdoor
work and having and thrcshlng Is practl.
caUy completed this work having been
brought to a close much earler ,han usual
oil account of the favorable weather con-
ditions since the beginning OF the harvest
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scason Grain has yielded poorly. Wheat
while better than was expected, Is much
below an average crop; the oats crop
except tn few localities. IS almost q
complete failure.
Cotton is beginning TO to feet the drouth
and unless the situation Is soon relieved
by general rain the crop VIII be cut
short Early plantel cotton over South
Texas Is doing well and Is trnltiNg rapidly,
although shedding ia some places, but that
season, having been kept back by the con
unuous dry spelt The plant Is small aud
Irregular. Correspondents reports Indicate
thai cotton picking VIII be late
Com. owing to the uninterrupted sun.
shire hot weather and drouth has ma.
Tie early ptaHed Is, practically made, The
druuth has heen particularly disastrous To
this urop, which wiz be much below the
average. Eurly planted corn In great
many SECTIONS Is too fat gone g hc benz
cutting theit crops for fodder.
Irrigated rice. where the water supply
Is holding ont, Is doing fairly we'll but
has been damaged some by the hot witds
and dry weather. Prevalence rice Is la a
help.
Sorghum and millet are suffering for ralu
and the prospects for these crops are poor.
Gardens are mostly burned up, otA ycge.
tables as well ms watermclons and canta'
loupcs are getting scarce aud OF an IN.
fcrior quality. Fruit Is maturing slowly,
Sugar cane would he much Improved by a
gnuC rain.
Lcwisylle. Denton County, Texas, July
5, Light ralus fen here saturday ana sun.
ms we are Ia the midst OF a severe drouth
Corn Is almost a failure ia the upauds
Cotton CROPS are very promising at pres
cut, however
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The Agricultural and Mechanical
College.

Regular courses Of instruction IN Agri.
culture, Mechanical Engineering, CIVIL
Engineering aud General Science. large
number OF optional studies offered. Spe.
ciai Industrial courses IN Agriculture aud
Mechanical Engineering Complete course
IN Literary INSTRUCTION., combined with
and arranged to suit each regular and spe-
clul course Degrees conferred on compile
tiOn Of regular courses. ffrtlhcates grant
Cd on completion OF special" aud elective
courses Discipline; Military IN charge 81
a unltod States army officer Young Men !
Christian cancellation Athletic Aasocla
ton, Gymnasium and Athletic neid.
Tuition Free Expenses $40 per SEES
includes hoard. fuel lights, washing.
medical services, natatorium privileges and
every expense except books md clothing
Tayment 81 their expenses. Fail session
opens September II. Entrance eNamina
lions 9th and 10th.
write for new Catalogue.
l., l., FOSTER, President.
College station, Texas.
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Fatal SHOOTING Near Waxahaohie.

waxahache, Texas. July 9News reach
ed the sheriff's Office late yesterday after
noon from Rankin in this county giving
the information of a shooting which oc,
cured there Saturday nieht. The shedn' S
Informant stated that the shooting tooI
place about 0 O'Clock and that a man namt 4
Muir had been shot and seriously wounded.
His bl east aud abdomen were hled with q
charge OF biTdshot from shotgun. Com
plant was filed against George and Chris
Turner charging them with doing The
shooting II is said that one Of them use i
n sixshooter aud the other the shotgun.
Only one shot ont Of perhaps ave or SIX
took effect.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Case Growing Out Of the Seizure of
Guns Is on Trial.
OYSTER CANNING FACTORY IN PROSPECT
A Baltimore Concern Is Looking for q
s'te-Commissioners Discussed Reg
istration for City Election.

Galveston, Texas, July Am interest
lug case is on trial iu the Fifty-sixth dis
trlct court today, which grew out Of the
taking Of some guns during the period I'M
mediateiy following the storm. The plant
IFS in the case are Frank sehorer and
Carson Wedemeyer and the defendants IN
the case are Walter c, Jones ct oil The
p.aintlffs allege that ON September IL their
store was entered by several people di-
rected and influenced by the defendant,
Walter c. Jones, VINO unlawfully assumed
to act therein in his capacity as mayor
Of the city of Galveston and by virtue OF
the pretended authority unlawfully seized
and took certain firearms which were In
the possession of the plaintiffs and which
We're owned lay him and IN his custody ana
keeping. The plaintiffs then gave de
scHpupn OF the weapons taken ana pray
Tor dlmag yes in the sum Of S2,2Ol. A nltm-
Der Of the guns alleged to have been taken
were tie property of citizens who left
them in the charge of the plaintiffs. The
hearing of the case VIII probably he cont
p.cted tomorrow During the period short
IS after the storm the gun stores Of the
city were broken open and the arms taken
10y the cltl2ens. who used them 90 dcfCnl
The property which was exposed to thieves
and also to protect the bodies of the dead,
who were being robbed Many of the guns
were not returned and the owners are now
seeking TO recover their value.
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conn h Session Al center.

Center, Texas July s-Distriet court
convened this morning with Judge Tom c.
Davis presiding and w. e. Donely, district
attorney present The court lmpaneled
the grand jury with Mr. W. +. Wilson
foreman.
The Jury civil docket will be disposed II
this week The criminal docket Will be NeiN
heavy at this term OF court The Wall
rascs, transferred from San Augustine
county, have been continued for the term.
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Killed by a Train.

Bartlett. Texas. July 0.--Jaek Kernes was
run over today by southbound passenger
train at 100 p, M. having both legs cut
on lie lived in Austin and was men
Der % the tire department Of that ciSt
lie lived aBfMt -four hours The body was
carried 10 Austin for burial He leaves
no family and was As or 80 years old. He
was mere In the employ Of the Southwestern
Telephone company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10

rort worth. Juiy "a special term u
the United states court was convened '''s
norpipg for the Northern district OF Tehas
nv Judge Edward r., Meek Amons a. ot' ~,
pl9 s. fa,T,,r,ctnting Norman A. Dodge unlNh
Ststas conn,issioner. 10 fll ne Nhcrn'
ooansed by Inc resignation OF MAYOR ..' -.
powell Mr. Dodge Us the young reP"p'''"A
ptforney OF this city.
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I.,di,isl Interference Criticised.

weathcrford. Texas. July -hSD"'l
Judge NJ. y. Smith Of Fort Worth gfah'on
a temporary Injunction SATURDAY resi- "'n
Ing the carrying into erect S O. nc RI ~ ~ D.
~ ~ ms judicial district AND the 4a !,
~ Ills district Judge being N thc oln't'v y
ana not Interested IN the cnsc' tle XXI, 49, =. ~
Of Judge smith IN interieHlhs h"s
. drnl 81 crllchm.
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TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

3nnc smnlI bottle Of Halls Great Diseoy-
W cures all kidney aud bladder troubles,
fmoyes gravel cures diabries, seminal
ID issiOhs, weak aud Lame backs, rbeuma-
Pm ana an irreg ulariiies of toe kidn ~
n dder trolzags =. children. II not sold
~ Your Aruyg i4fs will be sent by mail on
.tclpt % $40. One small bottle IS two
fpnths' treatment. and will cure any ease
If"ie mentioned. DR. T.. W Hall, sole
y Ahnfacturer, e q. Box 02a ~ Louis,
W Send for testimonials. Sold bs all
n ''gglsts and Houston Drug compan,
!. Beaumont February 3.-This Is to certify
lBt ! have used Hairs Great Discovery
~ kidney aud bladder troubles snd can
.N y recommend II 10 all sufferers from
tsse complaints
w. A. IVES, Ex-Mayor OF Beaumont.
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Nntes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas. July .. Marriage. H.
censes have been issued 10 Charles \. Nln-
cent and Mrs Mary Jewell, Nicholas Petra
and Miss Teresa valentine
The repnirs on the building Of the court
Of civil appclls have now been completed
yIth Tho execution n some nlUmhlHs WORK
Which viii be hnlshed shortly The war;
uen have been engaged q the nnidi ni
sluct January and have MAZE repairs Jli.t u
fave cost I'M the uelghborhood 81 $3.50
Al meeting Of the Galveston rides last
r,ght Edmond Watts rendered his reslgna
iicr as second lieutenant 81 the company
nnf Slammed Robinson was elecfed "a sue
"eed him Mr. watts ala net state his
reasons FOR his resignation.
Mrs. Mary c. Ryan, aged "a wears. died
sunday night AZ The residence ~ hei
oguchfer. Mrs. L. W Head, n this city
qnr remains VIII be shipped 10 Topeta
Kan. her former home. for intsrment
y Mr. and Mrs r Ephraim left last uighl
for San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Settle left last night fol
Syracuse, ~ Y.
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raw CITY. Texas. July s. The commits
sloners court convened today 10 cauvass
me returns II the late election They de-
clared the Colorado 10000 bridge promo
r,iion carried by majority Of 2 me
special in-cent road tax was carried A'u'"s'
a..,fss
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Seeking a Site.

Galveston, Texas, July &c. B. Potter
Of Baltimore, Md, has been in the city
looking for location for plant for the
canning and preserving Of oysters. s. The
Gibbs Preserving and Canning company Of
Baltimore are contemplating the establish
ment OF plant IN this section Of the
state, and Mr. Potter was sent here to
endeavor to secure a good location. lie
is OF present at Lockport ard viii go later
to Port Layaca, but he stated mat ne
was well pleased with Galveston and that
he would return here before locailng the
plant The plant II established. will have
4 capacity of about 10000 bushels Of
oysters Ger day.
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t4iohwav Robbery Near Mckinney,

Mckinney. Texas, July 8 W. A. Evans
OF This city was held up and robbed Of
s27 in cash last ght at East Fork bridge
a lonely spot Ia about mile Of town.
OfAoers are after the two highwaymen
who perpetrated the robbery.
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sohcoI Board Meetlnn.

Galveston, TeXas, July Dat o mcotIng
OF the school board this morning Secn-
tnIy Bruce submitted statement Of the
estimated receipts and disbursements for
the public free schools for the year he.
ginning July H. 1901 ana ending July H.,
1902 BY this rs 4 shown that the city
rli have enough money Ia run tho schools
am ing the ensuing year and have a srr.
lus AT the end Of tho year of N,25i.Rf
This Is a matter Of much gratlicution to
the board as II has been struggle 70
keeT the schools going this wear on ne
count of the lack Of fr&ncos. The esu-
mate prepared by Secretary Bruce pro
,ided for the paymeht of all outstanding
contracts for the repair Of school buildings.
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20 you want a sound liver vigorous III
gcstion. strong healthy kidneys regularify
h the bowels? Take PRICKLY ASH
RpTrERS. II has the medical properties
that will produces this result capitoi
Pharmacy ST. Main street; Abbott Cockreil
4 Co, COZ Main street; A. e. kiesling. COZ
Main street. special agents.
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II the stomnch liver and bowels fail 70
petform their functions regularly and nat
nrally. the blood becomes contaminated
Win imnurities. and the whole system u
IN eonseoucnce debiiitated, liEltBiNE Is
remarkabie FOR lis efficacy 10 curing the
allr1ente Of sumner end the disorders
nrevaient during hot weather. Price 20
cents. for sale 81 A. y. KieslinE. druggist,
10. Main strLeL-
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The MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
The Three Boards Have Been Named
by Governor Sayers.
QUARANTINE DEPARTMENT FEES FIXED
In a Proclamation Issued by the Gov
ernor-Sam' Houston Normal Cata-
lonue Issued.

Austin. Texas, July 9.-The following ap-
~; ncuts have been made by the COVER
nor uuon the accommodation Of the several
Medical associations of this stato'
The BOARD of Medical examiners for the
State Of Texas:
j. W Scott NJ D.. Houston, Harris coun-
i ii. Evans. NJ D., Palestine, Anderson
D. j. JrnLiis, NJ. D., Dainscraeld, Nor
:. +, Wilson, Nj. D.. Sherman. GraSsop
II. st. smith. NJ D., Austin county,
JGhn G. Jones. NJ. D., Gonzales, Con
4 j. II Rauss, NJ D., Cuero Dewitt couu
frank rosghll NJ. p, san Autonlo, pez
sam r. Burroughs, NJ. D., Buffalo, Leon
Acuunty. Texas.
a The board of homeopathic medical exn-
4nincrs for the State OF Texas
Il George D. strceter, NJ. d., Waco Nc
&Icnntn county. Texas.
Ioscph K Pollock. NJ. H., Fort Worth,
william i, owen M d, San Antonio,
\ !. 0. Buck, NJ D., corsicana, Navarro
d 81 S. N,tz NJ. D., Mckinney, Collin
"a George r. TGornhlll, NJ. d. Pafls, Lamar
q William T smith NJ D., Denison. Gray
xsun county. Texas.
"a \. o Brcnizer NJ. D., Austin, Travis
n 4 j Grove, NJ D. Dallas, Dallas coun-
4ty. Texas.
Fl the hoard of eclectic medical examiners
Nor the State of Texas:
q &. W Johnson. NJ D., San Antonio
u 6. Heihing, NJ D., Bonham. Fannin couu-
"A i. /, Fox, NJ. D., Houston, Harris coun
H't. r. Dudson, ~ D., speegleville, Nc
ID eunan county, Texas.
N j \. White, Queen City, Cass county
"a l.. s. Downs, NJ. D., Galveston, Galveston
HeOunty, Texas.
II W ] Rel NJ. D, Gainesville Cooke
eouuty. Texas.
u \. V Mitchell. NJ D., Dallas, Dallas
county, Texas
Charles Dowdeil, NJ. D., Ennis EIlls
ffOuuty Texas.
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Nerdlets Of AcauittaI.

Galveston. Texas, July oIn the criminal
district court this afternoon the cases OF
John Henncssey and f. Aunello, charged
with making false election returns. were
called and disposed on The rregulariry Is
alleged ia have occurred "a; the election
iast November, but the cnses have been
continued until today. Both OF the Dc
/ fedants waived n jury and were tled by
1 The court. A verdict Of acqulttal was ron
/ dered ln each ease.
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Notes and Personals.

q Austin. Texas, July Representative
ilenn Of Austin county, was IN town 10
1ry for a few hours In speaking, OF ths
'pecisI session OF the legislature, he said
he work mapped out by the governor
ihould be completed within thirty days,
erd that he Intended TO do his part III
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Austin. Texas, July 9-The following
harters was hled this afternoons The Re
,nlon Park association Of Dublin, Erath
funty. Capital stock 5000, incornora
prs: ]. H. Latham, A. NJ. Maloney aud y
i Weaver
authority to do business In Texas was
spanted to The Denver, Beaumont on
Pmpany of Wyoming; capital stock S2oo
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d. G.. iSi2 Vermont Ave
CHENOWETEi.

BOARDING. School for Young Ladies.
prlnclpals-Mrs. Mary d. Chenoweth- Tur-
uer, MTs. Elizabeth chsnoweth-siean.
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MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY.

BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY (lne)
Ncar Wamcnton, Established 1863
Location unsurpassed for health and social
Influences. Prepares for business college
and government academies. Session opens
September 10. Address The Principals,
Bethel Academy Z, o.. Virginia.
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Quarantine pepartnent ICES.

a Austin. Texas July o-The governor Is
fucd the following proclamation today
Regulating the fees of the quarantine de
Jartmcnt:
ID Proclamation by the governor Of the
sftate Of Texas To all to whom these pres
sfnts shall come: BY virtue Of the author
,ty conferred upon me under the act, ap-
stroved April II, 1901. and in accordance
gNlth the Recommendation of the state
health officer. the following fees are here
In prescribed, TO take effect July Il, 1901
sfowIt
n, Sail an9 steam ships. Sl3,Oo each h
- Provided. that when cargoes are light
bred and separate dismfections are requir-
IA. the State health officer may make ad,
ritional charge to cover the additional
.fost thereof.
"a Fees for boarding vessels;
Steam aud sailing ships ....-,, SLOW eacn
Steam and sailing ships belonging
81 10 regular lines and making 40
sraES sing tb biPs and four imasted
I'D schooners, and bFlgs, barks
W and seagoing tugs ..,....-.... lOuV epch
Goastlng tugs and schooncrs. zoo eacn
III Quarantine officers receiving such fees
Mil execute good and sufficient bonds IN
fhc sum IF 500. payable to the governor
end TO be approved by NM t1r tns s aaG
s8hail report under oath and remit such
]. fees to the State health officer az the ena
sof each month, aud the State health onicel
tRill on the 9th day Of each month report
10 the governor all remlttances by MIN
b. received for the previous month
# In TESTING ny whereof. ] nave hereto
gred my name and caused the seal o'
ate to be hereop impressed, az the cit!
Hi, ''''D' TINS V'n J %ss q D J. Savers "
III Governor of Texas