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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

See the changes in advertisements Of
Il. w. Pobst. Harrison & Gillespie Bros,
K. G. Chapman, Jno. E. jackson and F.
Is. Kits Insurance Agency.
Smokers, and those wishing to buy
presents for smokers will fin all elegant
line Of Pipes, Tobacco and Cigars at Jack
SON..
The special grand jury has returned In
diclm, hts for belong as follows: E. B. Gar
relson forgery; Robert Mitchell for felon'
ious assault; and G. W. Jones, j. W.
and Join Jones for murder.
How about a Christmas suit for that
boy? We can furnish it at greatly reduced
prices. Give us call.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. William Ireson, son of MIR, j. +.
Ireson, of North Tazewell, left yesterday
afternoon for williamson, W. Va, where
he will be united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony to Miss Lizzie Alley. He was
accompanied by his sisters, Misses Mabel
and Lettie Ireson, and Messrs Lane Ire
son and Lackey Brewster.
Our "Boys Suits" are made by ii. Kuhn
& Sons of New York. They do not RIP.
We know of none better. Honest goods
throughout, $3.50 to $500.
Ilarman & Bottimore.
The preliminary trial of Geo. W., j. W.
and John Jones which WAS set for last
Saturday did not take place, on account oil
the absence Of a Commemorative witness.
Ga the motion of the Commonwealth the
bearing was postponed until today. There
was large crowd in town Saturday to at
tend the trial, and when the accused were
brought in the court room was filled with
interested spectators.
Suits and oyercoats best value We
have ever had-bought for less money,
therefore sold for less. You get do!la's
value for every dollar spent with US. This
is A guarantee. which we will make good.
Hartman &; Bottimore.
Tue colorel Masons Of Virginia held
their Grand L ,dge at Richmond last week.
A delegation from the Lodge at Tazewell,
consisting of +. B. Warren, IOyt Warren,
George Sinkford, Geore Higginbotham
AMI David Bandy, attended the Grand
Lodge, and while there exemplihed the
work. The team conferred the three de-
gre.s OH two candidates, and from reports
did the work SO well that they were pro-
nounced the prize. winners.
We bought large line Of calf boots d.
rect from Boston factory. We have never
shown as COOL value. We have sold
great many, still have more TO sell. We
want to show them to you.
Harman & Boltimore.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR holi
day Excursion rates via Norfolk and West
ern Railway Tickets on sale Dec. 2lst to
25th and DEC. 30Ih to January lst from
all stations, limited to January 3rd, 1902
w. b. Bevil, general passenger agent.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
Special Grand Jury.

The following citizens have been sum
mon. d and are serving on a special CRANE
jury at the present term of the county
court: 0. E. Hopkins, B. j. Fuller, NJ
A. Waldron, T. NJ. Hawkins, Jr., G. W
Bandy, w. A. Whitley and ]. NJ. Kits.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
Use of Mouse Whiskers.

The business done in mouse wbisk
ers is considerable this year, for the )
are used in the making of the wonG<r-
Aful new fly for fishermen-the "new
G = gnat.' And they are expensive
9 e sly ten cents whisker Trout rise
=" y much better at rouse whisker
llElSl.e-1han at the same 'gnap dressed
in Jungle cock nasekles, which look very
much like them.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
Bankrupt Sale.

Bankrupt sale of two lots and store
houses thereon IN Pocabontas, at auction.
On Tuesday, December 3lst, 1901, on
the premises in Bocahontas, Virginia, be-
tween and two o'clock on that day, |
will offer for sale at auction for cash, sub
iect to the confirmation of the court, two
lots of land one fronting on Church street,
% feet and running back 70 feet, together
with the building used as a storehouse and
residence thereon; and second, lot front.
ing % feet on st. Clair street and running
back rs feet to the first lot mentioned, to-
gether with the store house thereon, said
lots being the same lately occupied by
Catlett & Jenkins, merchants = Possession
given when sale is confirmed.
JoHS w. FMENp,
Trustee in bankruptcy of CatletR& jenkins
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
In Looking for
Christmas Presents

Don't forget the saddler.
We suggest a few things
that will perhaps interest
you.
How about a nice round
rein bride or a pair of leg
gins, nice nickle bit,a pair
of fine spurs, riding whip,
saddle blanket, or perhaps
it is a fine plush robe, if its
none of these how about
saddles. We have saddles
to suit little folks as we'll as
grown ones.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
A China Collector.

Edith-Oh, mamma, don't cry so,
please.
Mamma (who has broken fayorite
iar)-It's dreadful. What have l got
to live for?
You've got me, mamma"
Eyes, child. But you're not unique.
There are six of you-a complete set"
Boston Herald.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
Seweil's Condition.

Camden, N. j., Dec.-The condition OF
United States Senator Sewell, who Is
lying dangerously i'll at his home IN this
city, is slightly improved tonight. The
physicians in attendance said that he was
little brighter and stronger.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
Poor Richards
Almanac Says,

Remember that money is of the
prolific, generating nature. Money
can beget money, and its offspring can
beget more, and 20 Un. Five shillings
turned il Elk, turned AGAR, seven and
three pence, and 50 OH. til il becOmes
a Hundred pounds"
Now as to the saving Of money -
money you hav.. invested in your
home, your household goods. Is 1t
safe ? Have you the only Kind OF ~
surance worth having-the good kind?
White or call on us for information
about the worlds strongest Fire In
surance Companies.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
W. |. DRAPER g. COMPANY
MONUMENTS.

Thrre are a few VERY IMPORTANT
things to he considered in buy ing MON
UMENT, viz: Material. Design and the
Price. / am prepared to meet all these
requirements, as the fact Of my ma ~
sales to the most prominent people att sls'
Save money by patrOnixihg youI
home industry.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
XMAS BUNS

will soon be here in earnest.
Pretty soon too the small boy
will pop his Christmas peppers.
At this time the danger to prop
erty by fire begins in earnest.
Makes no difference how care
full you are about fire. You can't
escape the danger of Xmas buns;
they may thoughtlessly explode
a bumb near your residence,
which may result in its destruc-
ton. Such instances are COM
mon during the holiday season.
Now more than ever you need
insurance. Now better than
ever, we are prepared to write
policies.
Come and see us about insur-
ance, or we will come to see you,
if that be your desire.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19
YOU Love AT SIGHT
OUR STORE IN CHRISTMAS GOODS.

"Its irresstably beautiful for small towns store-so COM
plimented by stranger
Christmas opening in full blast You cordially in
vited to attend.
Here's list of of the sensible comfortable useful
gifts all the latest fashions
Talormade suits and wraps 500 $4,000; Silk and wooden
skirts 2oS $275 Wool and silk waists 9Sc to $587
Fur neck pieces and mus 4S $780, Felt and leather slip
pers c IS Bobnet boas CSC to $48 Kid and Mocha
gloves CSC to IS Wool golf gloves AGO. Silk mitens 4S
6oc Neckwear &C. $75 Quilted satin baby shoes ACC;
Linen carng 4Sc Bureau scas 4oc to $34S Table nap
kns 50 per dozen Linen towels to SIPS per pair;
Pillow shams, 75c to SIPS per pair
For Men.
New styles neckwear IS AGO. Mufers, 6oc to $25 Kid
mocha knit gloves 2c $4S Slippers 4oc to 4S Cuff
welythe things White and coored shirts 90c
to ST. 49, Handkerchels 98c Fancy hosiery 10 to 49c
r. c.. & RI a p NJ a ~.
Real Our o1- Faoi~
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR holl.
day Excursion rates via Norfolk and West
ern Railway Tickets on sale Dec. 2lst to
25th and DEC. 30Jh to January LIST from
all stations, limited to January 3rd, 1907
w. B. Bevill, general passenger agent.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-12-19

We bought large line Of calf boots d.
rect from Boston factory. We have never
shown as good value. We have sold a
great many, still have more TO sell. We
want to show them to you.
Harman & Bottimore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
MUTINY OF THE RECRUITS
THEY BECAME INTOXICATED AND a
FREE FIGHT FOLLOWED.
Civil Authorities Had to Intervene.
Men Chained to Their Seats.

Ennis Texas. March Wednesday
night train of soldiers. AIS in number,
arrived in Ennis and owing 10 the IIous.
ton and Texas Central railroad declining
90 honor their transportation they were
>idctrackcd here until the matter could he
arranged The recruits were permitted to
take IN thc town and number took OF
too much booze. became hostercus and
refused to honor the commands of the of.
icers in charge, but they were soon quellcd
by the civil authorities. An idea got
abroad In the county yesterday that the
army recruits being held here for trans
portation were in state of riot and tele-
grams have poured in here from all over
Texas and from outside to know what had
happened The facts may not be all known
hut IL may he stated nobody was killed
The, cars were stopped In the Midland
yards and great number OF boys came
70 town early In the day aud uumber OF
them got drunk. Reports continued to
come In all through the day that strag
glers from the camp We're going about in
the residence districts calling for food and
in some Instances they We're insolent. The
Officers We're gentlemen and some of the
soldiers appeared refined and gentlemanly;
there are always some hard characters In
crowd like that and when they get full
of whisky they are wild and woolly." The
officers could not control them and they
w. wv hA'i' ltbubiN-
some. The civil Officers had to take hole
of the situation. Dozens OF the soldiers
wcrc started back to the camp and the
rallroed dump was lined with drunken sol
diers, At the temporary barracks In the
Midland yards the boys fought among
themselves until the earth was well spat-
tered with blood aud chains We're pro-
cured and some of the hclllgerents were
chained to posts, car seats, etc. One fell
low said he had not realized that he was
IN Texas until chain was put on him,
The conduct Of the men was too much
for the military commander and he wired
10 Fort sam Houston, san Antonio. for
assistance, and dispatch from that city
this morning said that twenty regulars
lett there az Q o'clock last night 10 come
to Ennis to qucll the riot. The city was
quiet last night. There were fourteen sol
diers In the calahoose this morning, hut
there were no soldiers rowing about town.
One man was reported badly hurt ycster-
day evening, but II was not as serious MS
rulnor had IT,
The troop was moved farther from town
this morning and their cars were side.
tracked at Crisp, ave or six miles north
OF town The special hearing twenty reg
ular soldiers from san Antonlo under
command Of Captain Benll. arrived here
at | 70 D. M. this afternoon and they Mt
once took charge of the sixteen coachloads
and LETT over tho Houston and Texas Cen
trial On route san Francisco via Houston
AMI III raso.
Ennis and her community are quiet and
have not In the least been frightened.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
GRADED COTTON SEED OIL.
A Dallas Broker Fayors Rules Based
on Commercial Value of Oil.
IS NO STANDARD FOR PRIME CRUDE
The Tests OF the Chemist Appointed in
Texas Has Settled Many Con-
troversies.


Dallas, Texas, March Nv !, Yopp, the
first oil broker 10 locate In Dallas. today
m,do ,h,. ....,,.'. Nv.
"a"ue ,n's statement regarding tne CONFER
ehce nj Louisville to establish rnles gov
erning the sale Of crudo cotton seed oil
hosod an ~ ,,,.,,,ta, -. - 49,. -
"1.r" '" ,n' enehhcai F"iue o' the Sa'i'e'
rms ide0 Is nothing new. In fact i
have been advocating n for vpnrs and
vos mo sooro.a.,. 80 49,, -, 49,,
~ Wv 'ocre'afE oi tne committee that
revised the rules OF tho Texas Cotton Seed
Crushers association In August. 1895. Our
con,n,t.,a. -, - 80, 80
Pi"fi "eu loi i'Ice Iruucs Oh
crude oil. as follows: Prime, strictly prime
and choice: proyldine tbat nnv oil sboplo
noss nc nrir,o +hot to s,.ot T., al, 49,, !,
'""' 30 '"'e' !" "'N'' "''''
"oor ana produces prime summer Fellow
by the usual methods of refining and ans.
otI th.t ,rod,,aa.- H., ,,,,,,,,,. tt a.,
~, 'u', pt"u"'ua bi,'nc summer Neio" ny
the ordinary methods OF refining at loss
III weight OF not exceeding S per cent
should p1ss MS strictly prItnc and nuv oil
that makes prime summer yellow Nv IN,
ordinary method of refining Mt loss nor
exceeding g Dor cent In weight should
pass az choice crude
''Thc association md It's annual moor.
Ing on August y, 1905 and aiontcl thee
rules but Tho huvors have oiv,,vs COON, 81
afrnId to oivo m Tho eocrots ~ tlci,, rn
lining process, and MS result vould never
buy under these ruies finder this clnsslg
cation Tho hnil, or ali Mas IL %nrti
Texas this seoson wouid hh nve pnssaG 81 n u
prime While wepy lIttIc 'u of ny If nnni5 h,%s
passed MS strIctiy n,lne and stiii i,ss n c
choice Ana ny thns, rnIcs bnvn aincc
hecn chopgad n crent many or ,Io t, S,",.
have been having oTr T"Tas on tbIs ySar
as nrine nnd tybcn # Lost move tbon
nor cont tbov have frnnuomtiv ,n ,,,i,,
claims bosed on exc"asIvc lose IA roanin,,.
whereas If these ru,ea ,yern in rnrco' tbe
nrjrea made hv mo i,,,,,. tro,,if hn,,,
been uniformly based on nrime quality ana
the hulk OF thc oil Womb hnyn stood M tnsr
obvIatInr tho nccossitv ~ ca many ci,in, Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Bear News Plentiful.

Cargill & Richardson say of the cotton
market In their circular OF yesterday:
Large receipts and estimates and n poor
Liverpool caused cotton to hrcnk badly to-
dag. Bear news was circulated freely from
all quarters. and long liquidation con
tlnued throughout the session. Not until
near the close WAS any strength mani
tested local shorts covering resulting Ia
an advance of about 4 points from the low
est quoted, New York losing Oh the day I
10 % points, the summer months being
posted estimates of 1000. against $500 last
year; hut the weekly into sight was tue
feature of the day showing 100 l3o,
against 1S1,2S2 last wear. aud l0O,s66 In
1888. Total to date S,2Si G.3, against
7T30.071 and 9,46i,S2l In $500 aud 1870.
the visible supply Of the American cotton
decreased 5000 bales during the week.
Bremen. Germany, Cablcd ns follows.
Bavaria. Westphnlia, stuttgart holding
meeting regarding short time, Weaving
Industry In Alsacc almost completely Mt
stundstlll many mills closed" Beer, Cow
ell * Co. of Liverpool cnblcd; THE tu-
ture market has tired look In consequence
Of free offerings from the South. con,
tinental trade worse Sentiment tx quite
universally hcarlsh in cotton mud the IN.
ture markets are getting well cleaned OF
weak long stun, which should result in u
closed { to 10 lower, Liverpool IL to 3,a
lower. Spots l.iG down in New York New
Orlesns, Galveston and Il lower In lious
ton.
Liverpool should he l to 2-Giths down to-
morrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
WORLDS VISIBLE.
An Increase of 1868 Bales Over Las,
Year Is Shown.

New Orleans March i-Sccretary Hes.
tcr's statement Of the worlds visible SUP.
ply Of cotton compares the figures of thls
week with last week, last year aud ihc
year before. II shows Il decrease for the
week lust closed of S0,S6l bales, against
decrease of 7S,7l2 last year and de.
crease Of 95,60l year before last The
total visible Is 400, 10. against 4,11G.5s3
last week. 3oil ,050 last year and 5,30S, III
year before last, or this the total Of
American cotton Is 5000, To-, against 3,127.
5s3 last week, 3,lD70o0 last year and
4,3O5. 19l year before last. and Of all Other
kinds, including Egypt, Brazil Indx ctc,
1000 against GS900O last week 77lOO0
last year and lOD3,000 year before lust
Tho total worlds visible supply of cot
ton shows decrease compared with last
week OF 95,S6l bales, an increase compared
with Inst year of 40 663 and decrease
compared with ycnr before last of AT,
800. OF the worlds visible supply Of cot
ton there Is now aiont and held In Great
Britain and continental Europe 17Sg.OO0
against l,o5900O last year and .3nl 900
year before last; In Egypt 10000. against
2ul,OOO last year and 213OOO ycnr before
last; In Indln 100000 against M OOO last
year aud $4,000 year before last and In
the United States l.34l 600. against 4i4.
600 last year and IA. 900 ycnT before Inst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
MOVEMENT INTO SIGHT.
A Decrease of 10000 Bales Under Last
Year Is Shown.


New Orleans. March l. Secretary Hes.
ter's New orleans cotton exchange state.
ment covers the monthly movement to tho
close of February and the weekly move
ment to March Inclusive Compared with
last year. II shows a decrease for the
month In round figures of 10000 balcs;
compared with year before last. an in
crease Of 10000, aud with 1898, n decrease
of 223,0oO The total movement for Feb
ruary was GT0.7i7 bales, against T,1s0
last year, 552,0l0 year before last ana
Sl334l same time In 1S.ls The amount
OF the crop brought into sight for the six
months from September to February IL
elusive Is 53l 900 bales ahead of last year
1,laS,OoO behind year before lust and LADS
/ 600 behind lSS. The movement from Sen.
tember TO the closc of February includes
total receipts at all United Stutcs delivery
pork a,S65, 063, against 5.a5H SOB last yrnr
'.23do6l year before last aud Tiiu STS
same time In lslS; net overland movement
and Potomac rivers Oh .03i. against on
2O2 last year L0Sl 1T year before last
nnd esl,6d- same time In 1888; Southern
sumcd q southern outporis. S72S $50.
against $3.50, LOG last year. IN. 900 wear he.
Tore last and 72I7l3 same time In 1878,
and interior stocks In excess OF those held
az the commencement of the season ,i;.
: 6Vt, against 242,u96 last year, ESQ, SiS ycnr
before last ana 42s,Ol5 same time In fSgS
ton crop brought into sight during the SIX
months ending with the close of February
S,2ae,H22 against T,I19.2gT last year o. All.
oa2 year before last and 9,5TS,2,iS same
time In 1898. Northern spinners took dur
Ing February $50, Dig against 23i ,Sg3 last
year ana 2up,u6o year before last increns.
ing their total for the six months to l5Il..
lIs, against 1,9l3,SS9 last year and i'TSi-
AID the year before,
rms makes their average weekly takings
Tor the season 5n.U02. against T4OlT lrst
year ana 5000 the same period year he
fore last.
Foreign exports for the first six months
showlng an increase over last season OF
3oS,U,n ana II decrease under the same
period year before last OF / DIG 3O6
STOCKS at the seahoard aud the twenty
nine lending southern interior markets. on
February IS were 1.2as. 1874 against / ,d3ti
sni ine same date last year and l,2SL2l4
Including port and interior towns stocks
lett over iloin the prcyiols season and the
nrnper OF bales OF the current cron
brought into sight during the six months
III SUPPLY has been S21o 456 ueainst
S:3S is' last year and 0,Ti5l0s the year
per cent Of he cotton crop had heen mar.
tetei aud for the .slIue slx months In iSaa
the percentage. ~ the crnp hrolght into
t'rht wis ~ fDlnO. and for the same time
Y -ddS ne percentage marketed was
N add'tion TO the monthly figures Sec.
rotary nc ter Issued today n statement OF
cnding March ! inclusive 1GI, 436. agninst
Is, ~ Tor tho seven days ending March
y fast year. I,s0 SGti ycnr before last and
SAB same time In 1898
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
LONG INTEREST CUT DOWN.
Gables Disappointing and Bearish Feeling
Supreme,

Gables Disappointing and Be- rish feelng
Supreme.
New York. March 1.-The long interest
in the local COTTON market was cut down
considerably today and the short interest
Increased proportionatcly, the outgrow tn
of pronounced break in prices and a
SUPREMACY OF boarsh Influences. The Eng
llsh cables were disappointing. rejecting
a feeble undertone and a decline OF nearly
points In prices, Acting Ia conjunction
with the foreign news was a rumor that
Southern markets were heavy under offer
ings of staple held for weeks for higher
prices. Receipts. too, were IN excess of
expectations. while mill reports were more
pessiinlstlc than any received In weeks
Inc opening WINS steady, with prices of
. TO points under Hight foreign and fairly
active local general selling. Soon after
the call the market showed u marked lem
ing toward lower prices aud before midday
teversh LIQUIDATION with confident bear
selling had increased the loss matter
OF to IL points on active months.
The afternoon developments were bear
1sh and no pause occurred In the down.
ward trend OF fluctuations. Liquidation,
VI anythlng seemed 10 Increase. May sold
on TO S.S2 before there was the least symp.
tom Of rally on covering by timd shorts
as mabter Of precaution. Tho market
remained excited and weak much of the
time. with sentiment very much one-slded
There was little business done in the
way OF buying for turn. nnd on every
hand selling was the sole object In view.
Inc March options came In for very little
attention. but worked lower in spasmOdic
The close was steady with prices net I to
Ii points lower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
"BEcAUsE SHE LovED urt On :,

William Gillette, author of ''Recause She
Loved Him So" the new comedy which
Miii be seen at the opera house Tuesday,
r.,tItu o. matinee ana night. as a play.
atnt3c9n authors, He has won interim
iiohai fame During the two mast season.
LIZ pays We're presented In London. Eng
1Allu- Inc success achieved In Tho Fngiish
mRelEop9us for Secret Service" and 5Ioo
Much Johnson Is too well known 10 need
HI, Iitsn'iSh here 10 Because She IoveJ
ilm 10 AIR Gillette has fairly outdone
himself, and II reports that have reocbeI
IRE are true. one can safely expect 70
witness the most brilliant comedy OF tho
haun,Ir!: " Is written I'm Mr. Gillette's
rom me authors facile nen. The enpnge'
heht here promises TO be a brilliant ono
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
"cREDlT LORRAINE"
Witnessed at the Opera House Last
Moht by q LarOe Audiencn

witnessed at the Opera House Last
Night by a LARGE Audience.
very large and, apparently. well
pleased audience greetcI the Braunir Ora
matte company at Sweeney x Coombs
opsra house last evening. in Credit I,or
rune, Like an French plays. Credit
degree, affordlng room for overwheImin,
uuIs's 81 passion, Intense scenes tenIer'
nSSS, uetlanee; anger, hatred and revenge.
=, "sS louis Mitehcll, In the leading rola
OF Lenore de Castigllonl presented Tho
uuiiSult ana eNacting phases of the parr
ei the unfortunate heroine with skill p hn5
sssvhniaue ana thrilled tile audience Will
~ interpretation. Frank Munnell MS
fhllupe Rameah was natural md usIi
audnlri 10 that part, Bort Gagnon ms H.
spec,cr q police. Miss Carrie I.e Mogn.
lock as Madam Nonlair. wer. iii ,sir,.
strcns ~ their respective roles. ~"
Hu''n POLLOCK Burt Wesner, Bert GaSnon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The assessment roll Of the city OF Hons
ton VIII close on March 81 An taXnayers
W n69 have not made their rendition foy
city assessor and tax collector ana notc
their rendition before that time. If thev
DO not their property win appear on The
uarehdercg or unknown rolls and such
persons VIII not be notified VI any change
made against said assessments. nv
James +. Welsh
city Assessor and Tax Collector.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Chronicles Weather Report.
Especial 10 The Post

7 VNTVT
New York, March 1.-The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle reports;
Adviccs TO us by telegraph this evening
denote that the weather has been to some
extent unsatisfactory the past week ut
the South The precipitation has been
moderate as n rule. hut temperature has
been somewhat low for the season. with
light snow reported at n number of points
The conditions have apparently retarded
the work OF preparing land for cotton.