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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
OIL NOTES.

Austin. Texas, May 29.--The Gibbs &
Wilson oil company of California have
leased tract Of land near Watters sta.
tion, nine miles north of town, and VIII
begin boring for oil at once. The com
many is confident of striking and eX.
meet 10 have the rigs up within the next
ten days.
Corsicana Texas. Nav 2o-Mr. w. T..
Connolly of Bryan is in the city today
Looking for an oil expert to investigate
land where the indications of oil are
strong Mr.. Connolly says they hold
leases on several hundred acres In tnat
vicinity and that strong flow of gas has
been struck In boring for artesian water.
Fort Worth, Texas, MAY 29.-An oil OK
pert from Los Angeles, Gala, member OF
The California OIL company. has been In
the vicinity OF Bedford this county for
the purpose OF leasing lands with a view
Of proSpecting for oil or any mineral de-
nosifs The Californian has perfected
leases on about 1000 acres between Bedford
and Hurst's Lake. and has taken options
OH many more acres.
Uearne. Texas. May 29.-Machinery for
the drilling Of oil wells for the New York
and Hearne oil and Mining company Is
heing hauled TO the Kaufman place three
miles south OF Hearne. The work OF drill.
ling will be commenced as soon as the
machinery can be placed on the ground.
A derrick is under construction The In.
dlnatIans on this place are ine. Quite n
number Of leases have been made by this
company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
GRIMES COUNTY FIELD.
Members OF the Empire Company Are
Visiting Their Holdings.

Members Of the Empire Company Are
Visiting Their Holdings.
Nuvasota, Texas, May 29.-Five gentle
men who are heavily interested in the
new Empire State OIL, Coal and Iron com.
pany arrived in Navasota this morning on
the Central train and Immediately took
carriages and departed for the oil fields.
They are Messrs. Mundy. Henry oueN'
Nicholson and Mansfield. They are all in
terested in others fields also and are cap
ltalists aud experts Major oiley is Proc
ably one Of the widest known and highly
reputed experts in America.
The unusual interest the gentlemen are
showing In the Grimes county field blds
we'll for their future, and the greatest
holdings of the company are mere in NJ
some a. 600 acres of as promising anu
as can be found in any place In Americs.
A gentleman in from Lamb Springs last
night stPtes that the Grimes County Oh
and Coal company will again begin to put
down their prospect hole this morning.
Their recent stop was occasioned, as TINS
nsner first reported. by quicksand. IN
has now been cased of and procee iings
are in order The companys well mas
heen fenced off and the public is not 81
lowed within the enclosure. OF course,
thia NAV be to secure some degree or pri-
yacy In the drilling. but the main oble I
seems TO be to save the workmen from
Interference from the crowd and aues-
tioningR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Why Women Fade.

million women today should be told
what other millions have learned. That
they need one element in their blood far
more 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 corpuscies
Ct the blood and sustalns vitality aud
strength
Women need constant supply of blood
down under the constant drain. The very
moment there Is lack Of blood, or when
the blood is impoverished, the signal ap.
pears upon the face In sallowness or pallor
The remedy needed Is DIR. lIarter's Iron
Tonic Nothing else meets this particular
condition 80 we'll Use of IT has made
hundreds of thousands OF women look
many years younger and made them feel
ever younger than they looked. II not
only restores strength. energy and beauty
hut II Is a prompt and certain cure for all
the ills peculiar TO the sex. II cures be-
cause It removes the hrst cause. 1t sup
plies just what nature needs 10 bring
health.
II strengthens debilltated organs. gives
tone aud elasticity TO muscles and llga.
ments, rounds out wasted tissues aud re
helps quickly and Just as surely and per-
Has been used and Psalssd BY Tomsss
IN, Dr. Harter Medicine Co., Dayton.
Ohio. For sale everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
OIL EXCHANGE TO OPEN
Will Be Ready for Business Next
Monday Morning.
A BUILDING ON MAIN STREET SECURED
The Listing Of Oil Companies is Now
the Greatest Task Before the
Management.

The Houston OIL and Stock Exchange
will begiu business next Monday morning
at II o'clock
The building at III Main street, next 10
Heitmann's wholesale hardware establish
ment. has been leased for 1--WE years, sgd
is now being fitted up for the exchange
The opening call will he at II o'clock,
md there will be two calls daily for the
present. Several companies have been
listed by the exchange. aud others are TX.
pectcd to make application for the prlvi
leee between now and Monday. As Hoes,
ton is recognized ms the central point Tor
oil business In general, there will no douo;
be renewal of activity in the oil stock
market MS soon as the local exchange be-
gins work II will be Of beneat to an
companies TO he listed on the exchange,
as only those stocks that have been passed
upon by the board of managers Will he
traded in. There will nc a department tor
the handling of miscellaneous aud unlisted
stocks, however. and these viii be so
designated.
the listing of stocks will be under Two
classes. FIRST will be the listed com
punies which have producing wells OF
which there are some eight or ten. Then
there VIII be companies under the head I
preferred prospects. which will he listed
by the exchange on the basis of properly
owned, oil leases, their cap,tAii2a, ioh. *
suanco OF stock and process of deyc on
ment This class Will I've changed 10 tne
hrst class of listed companies as soon as
they have producing wells. This method
was adopted Ivy the exchange IN order 10
place eacn company ON its proper footing,
and VIII no douot prove satisfactory to All
concerned
Many Inquiries have been received by
officers OF the Houston exchange from
points In and outside tho State concern ng
me stanGing of various colupanus, tue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
MAS slashsd With a Razor.

II. I. Richardson the colored school
teacher who cut o. #. Wilson, fellow
teacher. In a difficulty thst occurred on
San Felipe street about $50 o'clock Tues
dar night surrendered himself at the
county Jail yesterday morning and was
locked up. An affidavit was made against
Cyrina White charging him with assault
to murder.
II Is stated that the men became Involved
in a dispute over school matters ana tnal
Wilson struck Richardson. when the latter
whipped out a razor and slashed his as,
sailant on the neck, cutting long ana
deep wound around IT.
Or. 3. NJ. LYON. colored, who attended
Wilson after the cutting, made the fellow
Ing sworn statement in justice Malsch
court yesterday regarding the condition OF
the wounded man;
~ hereby certify that o. T. Wilson'S
injuries are serlous but not necessarily
fatal under favorable circumstances.
rs. NJ. Lyon. ~ D., Attending Phys-
clan"
Richardson will not be srralgned until
the nature of Wilson's wound has been
definitely determined.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30

Boil


IF the Mexican boil weevil can be de-
stroyed by spraying the cotton plant, therc
Is no reason why the old established in
sectcdes like arsenic Paris green or Lon
don purple will not do the work as thor
onghly and satisfactorily ms other poisons
with an arsenic base. The planters arc
familiar With the polsons named above and
the plant
They cost much less than other poisons
now being offered and can be had from
more than one dealer In the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30

Corpus christi growers sent or one weigh.
ing twenty pounds. By wells.Fargo In.
press we are this day sending to The
lost tprepaldl cabbage that weighs
,,nrfy-two pounds and measures htty-two
inches around one way and forty-iyc inches
nc other way. after having the loose out.
sue leaves stripped OF. leaving only the
blcAched portion OF tho head.
=, This cabbage was grown by Captain Tom
merry on Matagorda peninsula In this
county; believed to be the finest gardening
iends IN Texas. During the several days
u was on exhibition at our office this cab
nage was viewed by many people, all OF
whom pronounced II the largest aud dnest
they had ever SEN, ID a ONE ~ them was
sn old Long island cabbage grower
~ The Post always has good word
70 say for Texas and her products anu
has never malgncd her people, her laws
or institutions, We feel that the premium
paper Of Texas should have the premium
cabbage. Yours truly
VIM, Il. Austin n Co.
~
(Thc cabbage was received aud It's dimrn.
slons and weight coincide with the above
statement Grcnt is the coast country Of
Eexas---The post1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

NSVVVINI TO THO TWNT,T
rAscHEouia, Miss.--Arnyeo: schooner JOnn
W. Linnell from Galveston.
Key West, Fla. Arrived; Concho, from
New York and sailed for Galveston
Port Eads, La Arrived Bratten (Nor.).
from Puerto Cortez; Yuchtan tBr), from
InRston via Belize Citta De Palomo Utai0.
from Port Tampa; Utstein (NorJ, from
BlueGelds. Sailed: Comus (Am.l. for New
York. Calleglan (BrJ, for Liverpool: Land.
rlndad (Br.J, for Rotterdam VIA Newport
News
Norfolk. ya.--Saled; Mohawk (Br). from
Galveston for Rotterdam and IIavre.
kinsac Passed: Wandcrer 0Br) from
Galveston for Liverpool.
New York.-Cleared: Coma for Calves.
ton Qater sailed, brig Irene, Tampa Via
Key West.
Philadelphia. Arrived. Barge S. o. Co.
No. 81, from Sabine Pass: steamer Atlns
flowed to Heedy Island and proceeded for
Bayonne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
The Test Well Near Alvin.

Alvin, Texas, May 29.Mr. May onht" p
manager of the New York and Tex tenn MT
company. who will bore a test oil WAY at
the Nelson place, about one mile dcssrs.
OF Alvin, arrived here a few day loca-
from Corsicana and has been busy sin, =,
arranging the prclminsrles preparatory to
Tho arrival of the machinery which Is
looked for now any day
The derrick has been completed several
weeks and a well is being sunk now 10
get water for running the pump, The PEG,
nie here are elated over the prospects 0f
having an oil we'll and its progress VIII
be watched with the kecnest Interest.
Quite a number Of strangers arrive every
day prospecting for oil and rice lands,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
OIL, OIL LANDS,
OIL LEASES,
OIL STOCKS,

NEAL STATE,
Organizers Of syndicates aud Corporations for
the Purchase. Sale and Dev eloo ment
OF Oh and mineral Lands
On orders we buy and sell stocks OF all
OIL companies, but will not represent any
oil company to advertise It's stock unless
Its entire status of organization and CAPT.
valuation may be published. Money sent
10 us for Investment at our discretion Will
only be used In the formation OF mutual
syndicates and companies for the purpose
OF the purchase, sale, lease aud Develop.
ment OF oil lands, and the proper care nnd
marketing OF oil or other minerals discoy.
cred In the boring Of wells. Such syndl.
Gates or companies to be strictly mutual
All subscribers to same being on an eluaI
basis and on the ground door"
Those who desire TO Interest Themselves
In such .syndicates and companies win
please advise us, that we may keep them
informed rs to such special opportunities
which seem TO promise favopnbie results
All persons placing lnnds leases and
stocks with us for sale or orders TO pur.
chase same, ut limited prices will re-
ccivc the full benefit OF any variation IN
price In their favor we may procure We
make speciality OF placing contracts fer
the supply Of petroleum to consumers
r. w. GAMBLE g. CO.,
Investment Agents and Brokers.
'Is Main stroet. HOUSTON. TEXAS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Oil for Burning Brick.

Gonzales, Texas, May 2sThe SUBJ to
Brick and Tile company are burnin
Kiln of 10000 bricks, using the Beau
oil entirely for fuel The oil and
fixtures were furnished by the j, NJ
OIL company and they assume all riS :,
expense. There arc thirty six burn X.
al. rs on each slde) and a small 81, the
OF oil is forced through each one tGor,.rs
the center of the kiln making poy
heat. Should the venture prove succ ectcd
the company will very likely ado umber
fcr fuel in the place of coal and no ~
il will cost about 5000 to equip the
with the necessary machinery and dS'n the
Thrcc large oil tanks are standing Z. rae
ora oa az yhr Pnn niH' ,sit tbr vards urpl
fhp nc ~ machinery working under
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Sour Lake OIL Nnms

Sour Lake, Texas May 20, The Guney
4 Galley company arc still boring with u
four-inch pipe aud are now going through
Il hard substance ms hard as tint. Most
people think ms soon aS they 60 thro gn
this hard substance they will strike iAe
oil sand and then there may be Cushe ::
but how long 1t will take no one can
tell. II is certainly getting down very me.
Yesterday people had free access to mo
well, but This morning when they went
out there was Il, fence around it, with IL
board up with big letters. Please keel
out" which they accordingly did. r
Registered at the hotel are Mr.. G. l.
Newton and wife of Pueblo. cal; X
Allen of Waco. Texas. aud Ed Kendall
Beaumont Everything Is very quiet GON
not sale made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
HOTEL USING OIL FOR FUEL.
Hutchins House Has Altered Its Boilers
10 Burn the Liquid.

Hutohins House Has Altered Its Boilers
to Burn the Liquid.
Realizing the fact that 10 he anybody
much In these times of progress and gen,
eraI push in South Texas. one mnst Keen
strictly abreast with the advancing process
sion. Messrs. W 7. and ]. J. Boyle pro-
prietors OF the Hutchlns house, nave az
tered their power plant for the consuinp'
ton OF oil in the future.
The Butchins house power plant Is equlp-
ned with a battery nj two lUlh horse power
hoiIers, and oil burners have. already been
attached 10 one Of them, which VIII ne ln
nnnstant oueratIon until the other boiler
shalI have hen similarly equipped lhe
change in full was made yesterdayi whei
,,paer the recently altered boiler. the new
fuel wOrks beautifully ana tss 9TH the
~ , nnu 'oS X However, they have not
Vel contracted for their Of supply rerns,
ing TO sign any paper with tne "a NV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
GUSHER IN HOUMA.
The Oil is Said to Be OF a Very Good
Quality.
Especial to The Post

Especial 10 Inc GoSt.D
Houma. La May 90. Parry this morn
ing the drllcrs who were at work on Ter
rebonne plantation near the Terrebonne
refinery, fifteen miles southeast of this city,
discovered an oil gusher ~ depth Of lbs
feet. The news was brought 10 Houma
as fast as IA horse could run and within
an hours time the place was alive win
excitement. Land values were doubled.
trebed, even quadrun,ed before II ocock.
No one has land for sale at any prize.
large number OF business men from
Houma at once left for the new well to
see the Louisiana gusher with their own
eyes.
In talking OF the new oil find Dr.. l..
H. Jastremskl stated that the product
discovered in the Terrcbonne well Is OF
much finer quality than that al Il"
mont. 1t would make n fine Illuminating
OIL he thinks, ana would he first'class. f9f
lnbricatins purposes as vel az for fuel.
senger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
FINDS IN CALDWELL COUNTY.
on Has Been Found in Several Wells at
a Shallow Depth.

Dale. Texas, May 2s. There is great ex
element here relative to the discovery of
oil noal this place, mention of which was
ilitle attention was paid to ii at the first
REPORT, hut since several wells have been
SUNK N the vicinity. aud oil has been struck
feet. The land Is owned by Mr.. H. NJ
Ems. Nearly all of the land In the yiciu-
~ has been leased by the I.ockhart Pc
ough test OF the oil prospects Just as soon
rs machinery has been secured The sam
PICS OF oil taken from the wells is of
very fine quality
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
San AnoeIo Notes.

San Angelo, Texas, May Ell. D. Bry-
ant has gone to Beaumont to look after
his oil land interests in the Diamond Mound
district.
Or. i. b. Magruder has gone to Beau
mont 10 make an investment in Damon
Mound oil lands.
The Mays Beaumont OIL company has ad-
vanccd its stock from 500 to S5.Jo on lis
SO par value shares.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30

nre ana stated that he was very favorahly
'nPl'ssed with the advantages OF using oil
TOT tuel' and thought that II could he ship.
pea TO Paris from Beaumont. and even
'neL prove considerable saving as com
pared with coal. He believes that the rail-.
roads viii make low freight rate. and
tnat all North Texas viii soon prepare to
pnyn oil In preference to coal.
nv Bailey formerly lived in Houston.
and Is the father Of Mr. h. Il. Bailey OF
,n's city He thinks Houston is live
j., business city with great future before
1t, out prefers Paris as Mace Of resi-.
deuce.
gentlemen in the city from Beaumont
yesterday stated that oil companies with
producing wells were receiving Inquiries
ana orders for oil from all parts of the
country The Higgins company. he said.
received an order last week for 100000
barrels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY

lstri Arrive in Washington This Morning.
as Mrs. Mckinley Saw Relatives.
docttshurg. Pa, May 2e.--Whcn tho pres
Ing and his party end the long trip across
PEN ointment upon their arrival at wash
deecu tomorrow morning, they Will hive
cont gone thrty-two days aud will have
cusded 0675 miles The last day of the
tioi ward journey was n ride across Ohio.
sly four stops were made, the longest at
.'.tnton the presidents home town, where
the train remained for twenty minutes to
give Mrs. Mckinley an opportunity to see
her sister. Mrs NJ. G. Barber, and her
niece, Miss Ida Barber.
AT Lima the school children were given
a half holiday to permit them to 20 90 the
depot TO see the president. Mrs. Mckinley
had very comfortable day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
To Advertise Rice Also.

Mr.. W. E. slosson of Houston is In re
celpt Of letter from Mr.. W. S. keenan,
Of Galveston, general passenger agent OF
tho Santa Fe route, stating that space
+ nnld be given the rice Industry. Ia the
sanie FEES new pamphlet entitled Our
Texns Coast Country. soon To be Issued
~ the road The letter Is In RESPONSE 10
one written by Mr.. Slotson on the sub
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Information Wanted.
70 the Editor Of The Post.

To the Editor Of The Post.
Smiley. Texas. May 25.-I wish to learn
through The Post whether General g. W.
Baylor stlll lives In Texas He was ~
first lieutenant In company ". Ford's reg
ulars, In the Confederate army. I wish
to get n pension. enlisted in Weather
ford. SO ] am a long ways from any Of my
company. NJ NJ. Naucleaye.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Residence at corsioana

Corscana, Texas. May 20 Fire early
Aie morning destroyed the house together
In ! of the contents. belonging to Henry
ahr in East Corslclna. Fireman ks
poss was badly injured by falling plank
walk struck him IN the face, cutting II
cash
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30

The remains Of Joseph Carrignn. the
employe of the Houston and Texas Central
railroad shops. who was found dead In
his room at 1904 Houston avenue Tuesday
morning. were inferred In tho German
cemetery yesterday afternoon, tho funeral
being conducted from the Ross & Wright
undertaking establishment. The services
md burial were each largely attended by
the fellow workers of the deceased.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
A Man,moth cahhann.

The Post yesterday received cabbage
from Bay city that weighed twenty-three
no,nds If was sent with the compliments
81 William E. Austin GO, The cabbage
~ ss Mig as neck measure and was a
. .'aasase,ahie Of which Bay City and Matagorda
county should feel proud.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
BLOCK OF BUSINESS HOUSES WAS
BURNED AT BREMONC.
The Loss Amounts to Nearly Forty Thou.
sand Dollars. With Insurance OF
Only Ten Thousand.

Bremond Texas, May 29.--At 4 o'colck
this morning Gre started In the millinery
store of Mrs, l.. o. Campbell. on the south
cud Of the block, Spreading north 1t burn.
cd rapidly. and in one and half hours
the whole block was In ashes hut dnrlus
this time parts OF the stock IN one. half of
The buildings were saved, Origin OF tho
fire is as unknown. Losses sic estimated
Nc fnllnMe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
$50 and
Not GRAY

i. nave used Ayers Hair
y ~ for a great many years,
\. .' u I am past eighty
q age, yet | have not a
A.'r IN my head" GEO.
|l lsonr' Towson, Md, Aug.
| assss Hair vigor always
l ''I res. color to gray hair.
N, an0w exactly what we are
Rays" W "oio
l ,aass .a the hair grow heavy
n. zig. fSS and stops falling
( i hair Keep it on your
L.r oele and use it as
Sa' dollar bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
The CUBAN AGREEMENT.

Form in Which Plat Amendment Was
Adopted.
ana the XII 4ncnt was 1ia.e in Gienwooi
cemetery.
The pail bearers were Mossrs John Ken.
needy, 4. L. Miller. j. j. Scttegast v Juen-
ger. A. Brnnner and Z. Berlus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
GusuER IN TENNESSEE.

Knoxville Tenn. May 20. A special
to the Sentinel from jamestown. Tenn.
says an oil gusher has been tapped near
the Kentucky line about twenty miles
north Of Jamestown. The oil flows unue
n very high pressure. II Is the second
rapid flowing oil well recently located in
that section The oil was struck at a
denfh of SO feet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
JAMESBUTE
HOUSTON.
Hon. j. |. stephenson Wasn'. shot.

Hon. j. L. Stephenson Wasn't Shot.
Dallas, Texas May 2a.-Hon. ]. L. sse
phcuson OF Abilene is in the city. Mr.,
Stephenson said to The Post representa-.
five: Recently The Post published an
account Of a meeting that occurred 70 uy
was shot Many friends of mine who read
the article In The Post have bean writing
letters OF condolences 10 me. wish -
saw that | wasn't touched and haven't
even been shot at | hope TO be back 81
Austin at the beginning Of the special
session."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
A Mataaorda COUNTY cabbaee.

To the Editor Of The Post.
Bay city, Texas, May 2s.-some tin-
ago We noticed the statement that the
Arkansas Pass Truck Growers and Immi-
grafton society had sent away an eighteen.
pound cabbage for exhibition Later, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30

Barn at Mexia.

Saws !. Texas, May 2S.-Firc destroyed
II of c. w. SelVidge yesterday after
Dallas The barn Is suppAed to have
W.. from cigarette snpc MS several
a. oys had been caught smoking there
bailey the day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Stable at Austin.

of th,n, Texas, May 20, Fire at II
cases. last night destroyed stable aud
r,ovosts of hay, the property OF X, V.
In the Sixth ward. Loss $3.50.