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Tho House.


When the house met this morntr, .o..
luton was sent up by Walker, Wells GRAY.
som, Wells Itcd River) and Others Stain,
that there are $4,000 people in the Indian
IcrHtory' only $4,000 of which are Indians
and requesting congress to pass a law civ.
Ing to these people stable form OF eov.
ernmcnt 50 that system Of roads. schools
ana judiciary may be guaranteed these neo.
pie,
me speaker then laid before the house
senate joint resolution providing for a
JOINT committee 10 sit during vacation and
INVESTIGATE the different State departments
Decker moved the previous question
nalpot made the point Of order that the
Dlll carried an appropriation aud should he
considered first IN committee of the whole
The point OF order was overruled
Ayes ana noes were demanded on order.
ing the previous question There were "a
ayes and ~ noes, the quorum being made
by counting pairs.
Palmer said he was one Of the sicncrs
OF the original house resolution, but had
been unable to he heard upon it, The
speaker ruled that as he was now upnoscd
10 the bill he had no right to speak upon
II. Palnlcr wanted to speak to a question
OF personal privilege. but was ruled out and
he then gave notice that he desired to
have his objection printed In the journal
On the vote to finally pass the resolution
the vote stood: Ayes A. noes "a. four
pairs and two not voting
Thurmond moved that when the house
adjourn today 1t he until Monday at 10
@. m.
Henderson suggested that the house recess
so that II could hear the report Of the con
ference committee should one he made.
The object of Thurmonds motion was to
pC"mit the house to adjourn AT the after
noon session, even were no quorum pres
ent.
Hill moved that the house adjourn now
until 10 O'Clock Monday morning
The chair allowed the members some lati-
tude in discussing the matter, allowing the
house TO stand at ease.
Little moved a recess until $50 SO that
should the senate refuse to concur in the
house amendments to tho Investigation res
olutlon the house could act upon 1t.
The motion to adjourn until Monday at
10 o'clock was put, rhurmond Withdrawing
his motion
The house then adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock; ayes 80, noes 81.
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Runge, Texas, September 2G.-T NJ.
Brown Is building n new residence. having
sold his former home to his father.
G. W. rutherford has sold his property
in Rungc q Il. +. Neal, formerly Of Helena.
Mrs. 4. II. Castleton OF Sealy. with other
relatives from distance, are IN Runge
on account OF the sickness and death Of
her mother.
Mike Wood who In Mt Of jealousy kill
ed Miss Teresa Forsatti nj Del Rio a few
days ago and then stabbed himself 70
death was brought TO Runge. his formbr
home. for burial Instead OF Beevlllc.
Ionnlc Barnes rnd Miss Cailic Ryan were
united In marriage last Sunday, Rev. A. W.
Wilson officiating.
Mrs. NJ. X. clemens died yesterday and
was buried in the Rungc cemetery Today.
The Runge public schools opened last
Monday with an unusually large attend
ance.
Inst Saturday. fine girl.
Dick Rachal. who has been clcrking for
Mr. Keepers returned few days 20 to
his home near Corpus Christi
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eonzaea County Cotton.

Gonzales. resas September 27.-The
greater part Of ,his county has had good
rains during the last ten Jnys. While the
rain has helped grass aud made some stock
water, II has damaged cotton and delayed
picking. The cotton receipts at this place
up to last night amount TO 1888 bales. II
is claimed by number OF persons that
a. least mlf Of the cotton has been mar
kctcd. Cotton Is all open. bat very little
picking has been done I'm the valley lands
during the latc rainy spell We have had
two days Of dry weather, but II rs cloud
ing mp again.
BUSINESS Is good In all fines in Gonzales.
particularly with the dry goods merchants.
Three of the largest firms are selling out
at cost and This brings u sarge trade from
the country.
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Workman. Texas, September 2T.--Thc
prcshytery OF Central Texas me, according
10 adjournment In the Preshy church
al wortham. Texas September 20. iaOi at
D. N.
The opening sermon was preached 10y re.
guest by Rev. NJ C. Hutton, u. n, from
Luke Y. no.
The moderator, Rev. VI. {. Taylor, being
absent the prcshytery was called 70 order
by Rev r. u. Brown. the last moderator
present, and was constituted With prayer
by Rev II. II. Ross.
Rev. {. {. Weaver WAS CHOSEN moderator
and +. o. Rodgers temporary clerk, aud Il.
-. Brown reading clerk.
Rev. &. W pevtOn Of the prcshytery Of
Dallas was invited to sit as i correspond
ing member The hours " business We're
fixed from to II Il IN. aud from to 3
p. m.
II was made the order Of the day for Fri
day mt s D. NJ to hear the prcshyteriai scr-
mon, aud for 10 a. m. Saturday Tor the
free conversation on the state OF reiis'
Ion. prcsbytery adjourned until O. m.
Friday closing with prayer by Rev. c. c.
Weaver, the moderator.
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pr.sbytsry Of Western Tesas.

Victoria, Texas, september 1.-THE pres
bytery Of Western Texas held two business
sessions yesterday; Rev. l.. L. Selfhdgc
Of this city was chosen moderator, and
Rev. Perkins Of seguin temporary clerk.
Reports Of standing committees we're heard
and various committees appointed to make
report later. Segilin was selected for next
Mace 81 meeting over Kcrrvilie by a ma
ioritv Of one The other business trans
acted was ~ general Interest
Al the night session NJ $ Bennett OF
Guerra who il the only survivor 81 the six
orl gInal organizers OF this preshytery at
Victoria la 1881. gave some very iutesest l.
ins remi nisce1ceE OF the times prior 70 81,
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HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED
In Suits Filed in Lsvaca County Against
the Sap.

Hallctsylle, Texas. September 2T.--1he
cIvll docket In the district court viii prove
10 be the heaviest IN some years There
are nled 10 date Isl cases. seYenty-hVe
OF these are tax suits and eighteen are
Suits nv the county attorney upon convict
bonds al t. ,t,
San Antonio md AraBsas Pass halfway
companv. 4. w. Matthews brings SUIT
for the use and benefit OF bls wlte IoI nAnl-
ages In the sum Of Sl5,32J. Plaintiff alleges
that the company was negllgent ~ ,,e erei I,
INC town ~ Yoakum aud that his vile
while driving rapidly along and In snld
street ana when attempting 10 turn the
corner when said pole was erected. run
into the telegraph pole. Violently throwing
her ont Of the buggy In which she was
riding. thereby causing the Injuries com
plalned or FOR which she asks damages.
There are now four large damage suits
flcd, three being against the San Ant9 .Tho
and Aransas Pass Railway company. The
three suits against the sap aggregate
more than 5000. In the four damage
suits combined nearly $4,000 damages are
asked
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LAND GRABBING ALLEGED.

Wibareer County Grand Jury Win ln-
vestinstc.
Vernon, Texas, September 1.-THE grand
jury has been Instructed TO Investigate al.
legged frauds whereby public lands have
been illegally taken up aud ARE now being
held from actual settlers by certain par
ties There has been much talk OF this
practice for some time past and It is propa-
BILE that the report Of the grand jury will
be forwarded ~ the attorney general for
his action In the promises Ms well as acted
on 10y the court In the way Of indictments.
1t II alleged that there arc other counties
In the Panhandle which are having tho
same experiences with land grahbers, mud
Il Is probable that grand iurlcH all over the
district will bc set 60 work on the matter.
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HUGHES WAS CONVICTED
OF THE MURDER OF AGED GEORGE
FRAMPTON.
Jury Fixed His Punishment at mprison-
ment for TwentY-one Years
in the Penitenusry.

Denton. Texas. September 81 The YER
diet In the Hughes murder trial was guilty.
the punishment being assessed at twenty
one years in the pcuitentiary Hughes was
pronounced guilty Of an unusually cold
blooded crime -that OF numbering his old
partner. George Frampton. a man old
enough to he his fnther, aud atterward
tying down his body beneath the waters
of Milan creek five miles north OF the
city
The body was weighted down with rocks
and n rope around the neck. tied to root
under the shelving bnnk, holding the body
entirely out OF sight 10 tho casual pnSscrs.
II was discovered by party ~ seincrs.
The crime had been committed several
days before Hughes was arrested nj Shcr-
man The case has attracted mere attcn-
ton than any criminal case In recent years.
one reason being the great number uf
women who have crowded the court room
during the trial
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas. September TINT aud
Mrs +. Il. scott returned ms morning
from an extended trip through the North
ern States.
T. Noel assistant general freight agent
Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas " ia
Headquarters NJ Houston, WAS TN the city
today
tho international and Great Northern with
headquarters at Palestine, is In the city.
H. NJ Trueheart and family nave rc-
termed from Fort Davis, where they have
been spending the summer
Mrs. q W Boschkc and family have re-
turned from California
NJ / Buiac Of Houston is in the city GU
business.
G. H. Brown OF Houston was In the city
today.
n &. Coon Of Austin is in the city.
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NEW STEP 10 BE Tried
To Prevent Jurors Becoming Confuse
nv | aNtvcrS

To Prevent Jurors Becoming Confused
by Lawyers.
Tyler, Texas. September y The case Of
the State VS. Bogartus Blhhy. charged
with murder has been on trial here since
Monday. Bibby IS QUO Of four defendants
under Indictment for the killing Of young
man by tho name Of John Cnwthon last fan
az a debating society IN the uotthern por-
tlon Of this county. john Cawthou was
sergeant At arms II the soclety and In at
tempting to quell disturbance wos
stabbed several times With large knife
and instantly killed, All Of - defend.
ants are white boys belonging To good fam
HES and range from - 10 - wears Of age
More difficulty was Experienced Ia selecting
n jury In this case than any that has been
tried here in ten years.
owing to numerous objections by at.
tCrneys about remarks Of opposing counsel
In discussing the law before the court
Judge Russell announced this evening that
hereafter when the law was being argued
10 the court he would have the Jury retired
This is a novel departure and is thought
here to he the first time such rule has
ever been established In Texas. number
Of tho bar think TINT Il will expedite the
proceedings very much.
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NEGRO KILLED IN JAIL.

His Opponent Used o Soda Water
Bottle.
Waco, Texas, September - Two ne
rrocs Walter Mills and Allen Bird had
n nght in the county ial yesterday after
noon with sodswatcr bottles and Wslter
Mills died this morning NJ Il result Of the
light Mills was In jail on charge ot
assault With Intent 10 murder and Bird was
charged with getting money under falss
IrrtcnsCs.
trivial mnttcr and as they were In tho
corridor of the inii they had fair chance
at each other hird is atm held In Jail and
viii have complaint lodged against hlm
charging him with murder
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PROCEEDINGS.


lleu..,,.. ne Senate.
ps,,. governor Browning called the
VI, % order The resolution urging son.
:. ~ attend the sessions Of the senate
hsls sa business, with a motion to
4 an :, ,,ua'or Davidson de With moved
he c,n ~ senate on the motion to liable.
~. ~ was seconded and the motion TO
tr.s,,-s'as withdrawn The resolution 70
slnea sa'e Inc State departments and in.
,s,gd, ns came over from the house with
tie sen,,a senator Turner moved that
uep,s as 20 not concur in the amend.
" be spbo Inst a free conference commit
NllieF moved that the senate do
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Caldwell Cuttings.

Caldwell. Texas. September ~ Campbell
Brothers show Is In town today ard a
large crowd is In attendance
Cotton and cotton seed are coming in
hrlskly today.
Miss Lugcniu German has resigned her
position as one of the county board OF
school examiners and Miss Hattie Wood has
been appointed in her place The public
schoos 0f the town are fuil "a overlooking
aud a new school building is much needed
II rs probable that the city council VIII
take some action IN the matter In tine near
fmlmrn-
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Local Ontlon Cases Nnmerons.

waxahachc Texas September y Al
the fail term Of the county court, which
meets the first Monday Ia October, the
court will be catcd upon TO try twenty-one
local option casFsAwhich originated at MI.
ford and Italy. Those two towns are To-
cntcd In local option precincts and the
parties under arrest are charged with sell
Ing malt tonic
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A Convictinn for Rann

Meridian, Texas, September 26,-The case
Of Ed Herd for the murder Of George Fara-
bee at Walnut Springs In Bosque county.
MAY 30, 1901, has been on trial for u week
In the district court and resulted In hung
jury.
Walter Hackney OF johnson county,
charged with rape In Bosque county. was
given Eve years IN the penltentinry.
Both of these cases attracted wide Etten-
tlon and the leading lawyers in the state
were CmplOycd.
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Gun Cub Shoot.

Galveston, Texas, September 1.-THE
Galveston Gun club will have an Informal
shoot Mt woodlands lake tomorrow at r.
noon Mt O'Clock. when clay pigeons viii
he the targets. Tho officers Of the club
are arranging "a hold live ard shoot
In the near future and will offer suitable
prizes 10 induce the crack shots TO Try
their aim nj the birds.
Tho members " the gun club nave grown
quite enthusiastic over their organic tlon
and II H. very prouoo,c that number VIII
he out tomorrow afternoon,
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SAVED HIS MONEY.

The Hiqhwaynan Only Got a Purse Full
OF Papers.
Italy, Texas, September 27--Buck Harris
was held M near town by two mashed
men, one or whom shot Mt Harris but
missed him Harris gave up purse con
tanning some papers but kept all Of his
money, about SIS, by showing It into hts
vest pocket
Later I'm the night several stores in the
HcEhhorhood were hurgnrlzed, about SlO0
In cash and merchandise being taken.
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Contest Nav Be Made.

Clcburnc, Texas September 81 The
commissioners court has counted the re-
turns IN the recent prohibition election and
declared prohibition carried by a majority
NJ liz. Some Irregularities were pointed
ont and the attorneys for the nnus init
mated that injunction and contest proceed
lngs would be lnRuguratcd before the time
SET by law for the prohibition law to be
nut into effect.
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The penison Fair Closed.

Dcnisou. Texas. September ~ The Den.
ison Driving Park and Fair association
closed today. It was a splendid success
in every particular and highly gratifying
10 the association. II Is estimated that
an.OOO people attended the fair. The debt
which has been hanging over the assOcia.
ton has been lifted.
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JUROR is DEAD.
He Became Mentally Unbalanced Dur
ina Murder Trial

Tyler. Texas September - News
reached here today that John Farley. the
Juror in tho Walter Lolley case who be
came mentally unbalanced during the trial
and which caused q mlstrlnl TO he ordered
died last night The Lolley case has at
tractcd great deal Of attention In this
section Of the state, owing to sensational
features and prominence Of defendant and
decreased In their rnmmuntv
This Is the second case ON record in this
State whore Juror became insane during
the trial and nfterward died The frat
was in the celebrated Grinnan case Of
kaufman county.
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A Woman Numerically Beaten.

Texarkana. Texas. September II Mrs.
Tom owens was found on the public road
between New Boston. Texas, and Rocky
Comfort yesterday Ia n dying condition.
Her skull was crushed and her face dis
figured hy long eaShes made by hrass
knuckles She Is expected 20 live. Mrs
Owens left New ROston with her husband
and little daughter for home In a wagon
after selling their cotton.
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Gnuernor Canlt 60 ID Dallas.

Austin, Texas. September 1.-THE sog-
ernor will be unable ia attend the opening
Of the Dallas fair tomorrow on account of
the legislature being in session AID his
advice NAV be necessary with the free con
ference committee. in whose hands the
acneral anpropriaiion Is In. The governor
7eicarnphcd the Dallas fair management to
that effect.
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RELIGIOUS.
Resinnation Aeeented.

Waco. Texas. September ~ The First
Bbptist church has accepted the resignation
~ the psstor. Dr. s. W. McGaha. which
was made a few days ago on account Of III
heaItb Al present there Is no pastor for
maj church and committee has been APP
poiuted for that purpose.
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LAWS Made Broors.

Bryan, Texas. September al II. Coi-
her Of Niumford was here today Win sam.
pies OF brooms grown and manufactures
on his farm. Mr.. Collier had 100 acres ,.l., IN
Gronm rorn which was as r.ile as ever grew;
IL bs mt In a factory at Mumford and
viii make hrooms on a large scale
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Galveston, Texas, September 27.-John
Mcnamara, aged 80 years, died yesterday
at his residence on Broadway between
Thirtyninth and Forticth streets. His
funeral occurred at o'clock this after
noon from the residence, aud was attended
by the burial committee Of the Screwmen
member
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HEAVY REWARD OFFERED

For the Arrest and Conviction OF a
Rapist.
Gatesvllle, Texas, September 27.--Sherinr
Sadler Is In receipt Of communication
from Governor Sayers Offering $4OO reward
for the arrest aud conviction Of the UNI
known white man who crlminally assaulted
Miss ella Burnett near whitson, Coryell
county
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|1NFIRNATION REFUSED
a. Goyernor's AppOi tments
n" aTeuest Of MCGEE
.,,,,s THAT SENATE WILL RENEdE.
Adopted the investigation
fs noosI ,,,ion-senate Agreed
to Amend nents'

r,psT TIME In the history OF
E0g TIE ,,,ra,ion Of Governor Savers
tse sanlp', ,odoy turned down one OF his
q ,.,ments, refusing to cohuIln ,ne
i ippan'li,n YIN !, n. y. Levy Of Gregg couh-
s''ns.ydl district judge Of the Fourth d'S'
Npie IN ia composed Of the counties
, tei. VIZ pusk. Gregg and Harrison
ta "oolntment was brought about by
ne , ,,f,b Of Judge ]. w. Graham
~ w." rror was guided in his action
lM IN ,odorsemeut Of MIR. Levy by the
y 'ne ,n,snons and citizens of Pamela
III, Gregg aud part oil Harrison ''O
is is
l,s,ToR MCGEE. who is a personnf
f.e n Judge Pcndergast Of Marshall
~ rrspr his appointment ana pe'
W .So Governor did not appoint the
ei~ nj ovrer the senator made Il hght
~ ~, ,bc confirmation lie stated ON
I. ar Of the senate that 1t was no
,,sl sght against Levy. as he recos-
IA him 10 he well qualified fo' the
'r hri AZ the same time he wanted
LsTHn
,....st named. one Of the best
,.,,onts Of the session was made by
1900 in support of the continuation.
n. following senator's voted against
'.srrotion. Beatty, Davidson tie vito,
80 lanes. johnson, Lloyd, Me
~ Miller. Patterson. Potter savage
Srson Turuey and Whecler-l4. For
..s,,,,tiop. Davidson galveston,
Cas- Grnnan, Harris Bcxarl, Neal, 90
s,,,n stafford and Staples-S. 1t is
,,,,,l that McGce went to his fellow
.,,,to-s and begged them to stand by
lin in bis contest for Pendergast.
rurRE is NOW TALK of-today's action
hius reconsidered and the appointment
a Nj. Levy being confirmed Monday.
rpE FREE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
( hard at work on the appropriation
Nm and will be ready 20 report Monday.
THE HOUSE this morning passed the
blut resolution providing for an lnyesti-
eaton Of the State departments and in
,ttutlons by a legislative committee, and
then adjourned until Monday in order
to see the opening Of the Dallas fair.
The SENATE today concurred In the
house amendments to the Joint resolution
no,lling for the Investigation of the
sate departments and institutions by
legislative committee. The resolution
will 20 to the governor tomorrow aud
he will have twenty days after adjourn
uent in which to consider 1t.
TIE SENATE'9 RESOLUTION urging
senator's TO be more regular in their Mt
tendance on the senate expired while
being hatched today, as the senate al
iouTned until Monday.
Following Is the vote by which the house
hily passed the senate concurrent rcSo-
-ilol pro5idiug for an investigation of all
l'pe departments and Institutions.
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.vv's APPOINTMENT piesses peopIe.

Lougvlcw. Texas, September ~ Hon 7
n. h. Levy u this place was today ap-
pointed by the governor to the district
judge ship Of the FOURTH judicial district.
Hon W. ! Graham The appointment
Is very gratifying to Mr. Leyys numerous
friends over the district
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Austin. Texas, September 27,-John NJ
Cottren, aged % years, died yesterday ar
ternoou at his home in South Austin The
deceased Was well known young man
here and was a member Of the Governors
Guard at the time that company was sent
10 the front In the spanish American wnr.
Tho funeral was held this afternoon from
FL residence.
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Nacoedoches, Texas, September 81
Plans have about been perfected for the
putting in OF street railway system in
the near future. so he operated by mules
until such time as electric power can hs
substituted therefor. Ample home capital
Is behind the enterprise.
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and Rev, s. J McMurrny Of I.ockhart fol.
lowed with equally as Interesting reminls-
cences of the cnrly days Of the presby-
terry Tonight Rev. A. c. Jones Of the
First Presbyterian church OF san Antonio
Will deliver an address on the subject.
What the Presbyterian Church stands
For" On sunday u Is probable that all VI
the Protestant pulplts viii he occupied by
visiting Presbyterian divlnes
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Longvew, Texas. September 2T-NIr.
Daniel Ward. prominent stockman Of this
place. while driving some cattle this morn
Ing had his horse 10 fan down with him
and broke both homes II his leg below the
knee.
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BeeIer-Headspeth.

Austin. Texas. September I'D Franklin
Reelcr. prominent young business man
NJ Denver. Colo. and Miss Helen Heads
Drtb were united 10 marriage In this city
Yesterday afternoon.
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aabxs Diary.

A unique and handsome publication
baby's life has just been issued by Bor-
dcn's Condensed MIX Co. II Hudson St.
New York. ~ Is not given away, but Is
sent on receipt OF 10 cents.
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Bonds REGISTERED.

Austin. Texas, September 1.-THE comp
troller's department. today registered an IS
sue Of SIT COS Dallas county court house
bonds These bonds were approved by TIE
attorney generals department.
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Chartered,

Austin, Texas, September 27.-'fhe follow
,nr charter was flied this morning:
central American Mission Of PARIS, Texas
M ronitnl stock The incorporaturs are G.
+ Scodeld. L. NJ, Powell, Luther Rees aud
D. A. Scott.