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Tuesday, April 30.

SENATE-Nothingb but house business was considered. as per previous ar rangement. The following bills were taken up and passed: No. 446, amend ing section 4e62 of the digest relating to the illicit sale of liquors; 4ss, placing certain lands sold in Cleveland county for taxes back on the tax books, the records having been destroyed; 3S0, re- quiring plats ot additions to cities to be filed with the circuit clerk and record CT within thirty days after the passage of the act Mir. Parks bill permitting any person to kill any dog that has been bitten by mad dog, was de- feated. At 12 o'clock motion to ad- journ for the day prevailed.
 HoUsE.-M~ Ken called up the mo- tion to reconsider the vote by which H. B. 354 failed to pass. The motion to reconsider prevailed and the bill passed. It provides for the restoration of real estate bank lands to the records of the state land commissioner. The appropriation bill for new insane asy- lum was taken up, the house having voted for an amendment providing that the asylum be located at Fort Smith Mr. Toney argued in favor of building an annex to the asylum at Little Rock Mir. Comstock favored Fort Smith. Mir Mccain thought 1t advisable that the new asylum be located at some point other than Little Rock. The bill passed-ayes 59, noes 22.
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LEGISLATURE
Presentation of Testimonials of Es- teem Consume Closing Hours
 of Session.
LONGEST CONTINUOUS SESSION ON RECORD
Minority Prevented Consideration of Fort smith Branch InsAne Asylum Bill In the Senate - Several Important Meas ures That Failed to Pass.

The general assembly adjourned sine die at noon on the 4th. The closing hours were spent in speech-making eu- golistic of the services rendered by the various officers. The session began Jan uary 14 About 160 acts were passed and over 7UO bills were introduced. Among the measures dying on the cal endar are the following: The reform school bill, the Carlock dram drinkers license bill, several antitrust bills, the bill taxing life insurance policies, the anti poolroom bill, several franchise Smith branch insane asylum bill.
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Beware of a Cough.

A cough is not disease but a symptom. Consumption and bron- chitis, which are the most danger ous and fatal diseases, have for their first indication a persistent cough, and if properly treated as soon as this cough appears are easily cured. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has proven wonderfully successful and gained its wide rep utation and extensive sale by it's success in curing the diseases which cause coughing If it is not beneficial it will not cost you a cent. For sale by w. H. Martin x Go.
 The per capita circulation of mon ey in Porto Rico Is about two dol lars.
 George Gould is reported as one of the heavy investors in the Texas oil fields.
 The Colorado legislature passed a bill restoring capital punishment in that state.
 President Mckinley Is receiving warm reception in every city in the south he visits.
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State Treasury Balances.

Below Is statement of the bal ances in the state treasury, charged against State Treasurer Little, agreeing exactly with the auditors books, and for which Treasurer Tip ton receipted upon assuming the duties of the office: United States, currency, $305,1S1.4S; county scrip, 11,420.o5; city scrip, $74.73; aud itor's certificates, $549.50; Gov. Jones notes, $1O3,915.95; 3 per cent funding bonds, $1,11s,5oo; 3 per cent funding bonds coupons $973,095; total, $2,511,736.71.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Fanlk ntr Probate Court ,naa. ,1,u l 18th day of April, 1901, l. the undersigned Ad. ministratrix Of the estate of ]. K. Hinson' de ceased, will offer for sale on Saturday. Iuiy 6 County, and state of Arkansas, to-wit. The east half of the north east quarter. and the south east quarter of Section iO' Township { North, range Il West, for the purpose of paving the debts of said estate F'''s s Terms Of Sale--On credit of four months. purchaser toe xecnte bond or note with apnrovea security and a lien reserved upon said lands for J, K. Hinsou. deceased VI
 fS-+ F. l. HINSoN
 Administratrix of of estate of [ K. Hinson This the 7th day of May, 1901
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Miss Florence Newman, who has been great sufferer from mus cular rheumatism, says Chamber lam $ Pain Balm is the only reme- dy that affords her relief. Miss Newman is much respected resi- dent of the village of Gray, N. Y. and makes this statement for the benefit of others similarly afflicted.
 This liniment is for sale by w. H. Martin & Co.
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A Cashier TeStifeS.

Pepsin Syrup Co.,, Monticello, III. Gentlemen:-After twenty years of aches and pains caused by con stipation brought on by sedentary habits, found more relief ill two bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin than all of the hundreds ot other remedies l have tried, and take pleasure in giving you this testimony, believing you have the finest preparation made for stomach troubles. Yours,
 D. F. LANCE, Cash. Wabash R. R., E. St. Louis. Sold by C. J. Hamilton.
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Hail storm Damages Fruit.

One of the heaviest hail storms of record fell in Benton, Carroll and Madison counties April s5. Apples, peaches and all fruits were badly damaged, Us well as garden truck and other crops. The hail storm lasted nearly two hours, and in ra- vines and gullies the hail was from five to six feet deep. Only the east ern end of Benton county suffered, the greatest damage being in Car roll and Madison counties.
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Blanks for Justices.

We have printed and keep fol sale blanks for Justices of the Peace and others. At this time we have in stock the following:
 Warranty Deeds.
 Chattel Mortgages.
 Justices Civil Summons. Affidavit for Warrant of Arrest. Order for Delivery of Property. Warrant of Arrest.
 Subpoena.
 Ball Bond. if
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Senatorial Districts.

Following is the act redistrlcting the state for senatorial purposes: Sec. 1. That from and after the first Monday in September, 1902, the state of Arkansas shall be di- vided into thirty-four senatorial dis tricts, each of said districts to be entitled to one senator, as follows, except the Tenth district, which shall be entitled to two senators, to- wit:
 First District-Greene, Clay and Craighead counties.
 Second-Randolph, Lawrence and Sharp.
 Third-Marion, Boone and New ton.
 Fourth-Johnson and Pope.
 Fifth-Washington.
 Sixth-Independence and Stone. Seventh-Cross and Woodruff. Eighth-Yell and Logan.
 Ninth-Saline, Hot Spring and Grant.
 Tenth-Pulaski and Perry.
 Eleventh--Jefferson.
 Twelfth-Lonoke and Prairie. Thirteenth-Arkansas and Mon roe.
 Fourteenth-Lee and Phillips Fifteenth-Ashlev and Phillips. Sixteenth-Lincoln, Cleveland and Dallas.
 Eighteenth-Bradley and Union Nineteenth-Calhoun and Ouach- ita.
 Twentieth-Hempstead and Ne vada.
 Twenty-frst-Columbia Lafay- cite and Miller.
 Twenty-second-Llttle River, Se- vler and Howard.
 Twenty-third-Fulton, Izard and Baxter.
 wenty-fourth-Carroll and Mad ison
 Twenty-fifth-Crawford and Franklin.
 Twenty-sixth-Cleburne, Searcy, Van Buren and Conway.
 Twenty-seventh = White and Faulkner.
 Twenty eighth-Sebastian.
 Twenty y-ninth-Poinsett, Jackson and Mississippi.
 Thirtieth-Clark and Pike.
 Thirty-frst-Garland and Mont gomery.
 Thirty-second-Crittenden and St. Francis.
 Thirty-third-Scott and Polk. Thirty-fourth-Benton.
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Died of Apoplexy.

Mrs. s. E. Lelouin died at the home of her son in Pine Bluff April s6, from a stroke of apoplexy. A son had just returned home from the Philippines, and the joy and ex- citement over his safe arrival caused the stroke.
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Billiousness is a condition char acterized by disturbance of the digestive organs. The stomach is debilitated, the liver torpid, the bowels constipated. There is a loathing of food, pains in the bow els, dizziness, coated tongue and vomiting, first of the undigested or partly digested food and then of bile. Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets allay the disturb ances of the stomach and create a healthy appetite. They also tone up the liver to healthly action and regulate the bowels. Try them and you are certain to be much pleased with the result. For sale by w. H. Martin & Co.
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The district conference for the Morrilton District convened at Morrilton the first of the week. Among those attending from this place were Rev. Wm. Sherman, F. $. H. Johnston, Rev. H. l.. Reave- ley, M. P. Timberlake, Geo. Patch ell and D. H. Colquette.
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Nineteen negro mill hands at Fordyce strucle because of reduc- ton of their wages.
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Lost Boy.

The following described boy, of whom the above is good likeness, is wanted ill Conway, Ark. Name, Herbert Brannon. Description, black hair, dark eyes, rather heavy built, wears light grey coat, check ed knee pants and dark cap; is I2 years old and weighs about 90 pounds. Left home April 20, 1901 1; supposed to have run away. Lib eral reward will be paid for any in formation leading to his recovery. Write to Dr. E. O. Brannon, Con way, Ark.
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BEWARE OF CONTINENTS FOR CATARRH |
 THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
 as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- tenn when entering it through the mucous sur faces. Such articles should never be used ex- cept prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J, Cheney X Go, Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is talk en internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- inc. It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio, by F, J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
 Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
 Halls Family Pills are the best. A
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Blanks Ready.

The Confederate Veterans of this county are hereby notified that the blank applications for confederate pensions can now be had at my office. T. J. BULLION,
 County Clerk.
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Bond Issue is Valid.

The supreme court, in the case of the St. Francis levee board against the Memphis Trust Company, held that the act of the legislature au- tAorizing the $700,000 St. Francis levee district bond issue was valid and sustained the lower court in it's decision against the trust company. The matter involved was $10,OOO worth of bonds which the trust com pany refused to take after agreeing to buy them, contending that the act authorizing the bond issue was void.
 A freak of nature is on exhibi- hon in Searcy. It is a five-legged calf, with twenty-one toes or hoof points. It is about 3 years old, and is hearty and thrifty.
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For Sale by

not tof ffamnye 9co druggists Q vile o all m e f Lako hcsntt olat | for aong time
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Conway, May 4, 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
Los Angeles. cal, june lou reanipg Is
BEAUMONT OIL FIELDS.
Manufacturers Record Tells Secret OF
Their Development.

Baltimore, May 3i-rhe Manufacturers
Record, In lts issue this week, says
10 The wonderful discovery OF oil as
Beaumont must be attributed largely the
legislature for the organization of min
oral survey Of the laIul belonging TO the
states educational Institutions.
More than one other Of the Southern
states has undertaken such a survey with
In their respective domains At It's last
session, the South Carolina Legislature pro,
Vided for the office Of state geologist, 10
which Earl Sloun of Charleston has been
appointed.
Nm mississippi there is growing dc,
underground wealth. Mississippi's geology
h9s been studied In tho past, but work In
that direction has not kept pace with
bemn, Georgia, North Carolina and else.
where Chancellor R. r. Fulton OF the
state university, who is deeply interested
variety and adaptahility Of the cluys OF
the state with the certain Increase In
demand for bricks, tile and scwcr pipe.
coal In the central part Of the State haye
been sufficiently exploited. though this
fncl, he believes can he economically used
IN steam power plants, and may have an
important bearing upon the rise Of munic-
ipHl plants and manufacturing establish
mSnlS We points ,9 t9e 4istory Of the
bauxlte OF Georgia. Alabama and ArkHn,
shs; the 2luo ore Of Arkansas, the salt,
sulphur ana oil OF Texas aud Louisiana,
as incentives 10 thorough study Of MIS-
glsslppl In which the surface geological
features are largely the countcfparts OF
those Of the later geological periods as
shown In ueighhorng states
Or. 4, NJ. Muckenfuss OF Mlllsnps
college, In the same Stntc. has views
similar to those ~ Or. Fulton. and dweils
also upon the deposits of limestone and
sandstone, OF sands cmlncntly suitable for
the manufacture OF glass OF gypsum and
others OF value industriRlly or CONNER.
ciully.
coverles In Texas have not only Induced
greater activity in the Kcntucky.T enncs.
see and the West Virginia fields and have
Arkansas Missouri Alabama and Virginia
where, In some instances, manifestations
OF years ago are the encouragement, but
have also turned the minds of energetic
aud progressive men In all parts OF the
south 20 the study OF Its underground
wealth"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
HIGGINS WINS SUIT.
important Oil Land LITIGATION Ended
Lotiiaiana Toiirta

important OIL Land Litigation Ended In
Louisiana Courts.
1t VIII be remembered that In FebruarS
last Pattlo Higgins OF Beaumont bought
from the Anderson Land and Timber com.
panS l04,OOO Acres of land Ia Cameron ~
ish' Louisiana. The company was repre-
scented In the transaction by It's manager,
Mr. Eastman or Lake Charles. shortly
after the sale Of the land, J. p. watkins
OF Lawrence, KAN who was minority
stockhol Ter IN the company. applied to the
gsuage ot the Western district Of Louisiana
Tor receiver for the company.
On his ~ parte application without no
ny ny receiver WAS appointed, WHO imme
ulately brought suit against Mr. Higgins
70 set ASIDE the sale. on the ground that
~ lanu was sold too chPaply claiming
ihht hd1accnt lands OF the snme quality
we're selling at $500 per acre The North
American Land and Timber company, by
u rebolutlon or Its hoard Of directors. in
i4ohnOn, England. approved tho sale of the
lands and at once took an appeal from the
orner granting receivcrghip
me circuit court Of appeals az New or.
leans mas Just handed down = decision re-.
Nerslhg inc lower court diScharglng the
nerelNsr ana restoring the property 10 the
The effect OF this IS complete victory
Tor Mt Higgins, who was the dscoverer ~
me Dig OH held AZ Beaumont. While the
Nnlue OF these lands has increased i'm
mensely since his purchase. tho company is
SATISFIED with the sale in view Of the fact
tnat the Development ~ the oil on this
land by MIR Higgins will Increase Ia value
thelr other lands adjoining.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
ENVIRONMENTS Ar DAYTON.
Machinery for the First Well Is Now
on the Ground.

Machinery for the First Well Is Now
on the Ground.
Dayton, Texas, June There Ia consid.
erahc activity in the oil fields around Day.
ton Friday morning the Taylor.Dayton
oil company received two carloads OF ma.
chluery and are now transferring IL from
the cars to a point about six miles north
Of the city, where It Is intended TO sink II
well In search OF oil. The derrick has hecn
will begin Immediately This company
comes prepared for business, hrlnginR all
necessary machinery, pipes, etc. teams,
tents for their mcn and lNborers 10 do thc
The J. NJ. Quincy company people nrc
row preparing To- begin operations In this
deld j. II, Galley aud g. Y, Grifhths of
Investigating for a spot an which 60 sink
the well They have n large number ~
lenses around DAYTON,
The Faunin on company had n man heee
yesterday looking after huslnesS connectel
with their well. Their machinery Is *.
pectA every day and operations Will begin
on their well within short time
Things are now assuming n lively anti
tude In and around Dayton, The gas wells
north Of town have great attraction for thu
visitors, and the operations now begin
ming are drawing q large number Of PEG,
pie here looking for Investments.
There IL large gaS spring south Of
town that Ia attracting some attention; Dy
running pole into the mud the water viii
boil several feet high and the bubbles can
be lighted With match, In fact. there
Is wonderful amount Of gas an over
this country, and the striking Of oil Is said
10 be, by all experts certainty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
HIGHER COURTS.
FIfth Court 81 Ann.als

! Dallas Texas, June The following mr..
+ tue proceedings Ia the court az civil an.
peals for the Fifth supreme judicial dis
.flct:
Affirmed Patrick Rowan VS.. J. w
Rainey from Harrison: Gut. Colorado ana
santa Fe Railway Company VS.. Lone star
salt Company, FROM Dallas: - n. Jonnscn
stone -" ''"" FREE
Reversed aud remaaded e. A nuct ~
al rs. 81, Louis Southwestern Rsitp.,r
COMPANY, from HINT '""'
Motions disposed ~. Missouri Kansos
mi Texas RAILWAY COMPANY VS. All.
Melugin 81 a. rehearlng ovetruled. TeN.
et9 iaeibc HALLWAY Company vs. Mltchen
az the court Will he affirmed IN annel1ent
viii within twenty days hle "A rcmitfitnr
81 all OF the judgment In excess of S0lS HI.
RANK ihumpSnn executors W.. G.. q. Cobb
aud Santa Re Railway Company vs. Nelie
Morgan ct al, rehearing, oVcrfulcd, Xeno
i'efhins ~. O. Frank 81 al, dismiss an.
peal, motion win he sustained unless AZ
lehent hles new appeal bond withln TWEEN.
q DAYS; cts. of DALLAS ". Martha n. nv.
frs certlorari grantcd James falcotf IL
81 va r. W. Rose et at file transcript.
Cases snhmlttcd Howard webb 3. Gnlt
colorado and santa fe Railway Company,
lfcm Hunt; V, A. Gillian vs.. W J.. Poln
N gisSssss' fpeom HOPKINS; City e rallas IS
graves vs.. Bob Rudd. from Grlyson: Bar
hre & Smith VS.. CRY % Dallas "a all
s, ,Sne n1 tlss ho0. 4 Lawson vs. John n
tasss set tNl Jnsv Is; lsidarc Kasminsr
IS 2 Estes administrator, - Al, from
BOWIE pak Gin Sewerage Company "
scp W Sng;h, Ntvetn DahAa; o. & Kersh.
from Dallah : " -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
YOU CAN NOT CURE PILES
BY Internal Rnmndias

BY Internal Remedies.
inc ONLY sure way to euro evrrr e..
OF pics Is 20 use q remedy Ike tbS Pvr ~
md RE Cure waich Is appiiah d,ro,,tt,n.
20 inc parts affected and rs wo G5"e y,
neamng enects are apparent from he ! w. "
spphcatlon because the medicinaI AIS, nsS'
IVES are rapidly absorbed nv tstuaas - -,
sehsluNe membranes Of the rectum ava ~ y
yere Is made speedily and ahnoSt w w ~, sne
we patent Is aware Of Il ever tra ''.'te
piles has left him ''Ft' race o.
mrs Is one ~ the reasons WHY tbo %.
unu 'le ure has been So unlform,v 49, ~
,reSStnl II Is applied dlrectiy ims, sue
" " needed and whore II will do tb "tets
good Not by the roundabout VA We n2St
ss"maCh nor the harsh har-hpronS -, ~. we
,HtlonS surgical operations ana so'eslies
nfe'l application to the sent ~ A,.o.-
u, s, .nt WnS rational way. and this IL s,is
accomplished ny the Pyramid ma iuhy
II me voluntary testimony ~ thoruu.e,
MIC nave tried this remedy Is un nVfaSanlS
talhg Then no sufferer has anv evc,, any
SWuseT delaying In giving n \ foir ,,, LOT
~, Nlilg mat when you do so tba DO ;
tF Lure VIII have made one ,nore s sIaiiln
~, NJ nest possible Advertisements w ''v ma,
saNe' me chief advantages az tha - w
" cures without main mo .nu.e'tN
tnS'iRs' u contains no poison ana iaItI1,s' i
ys we cheapest and quicIest rmre !.
4 Nsu9, your druggist car tell vo,, M, ~
,ba SHnohials ~ cures from All ns,t,
c sr ! mted States VIII 10 sent AZ 81
NiiriSSa 10 the Pyramid Drug Co. Mar ppn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
OIL LAND DEALS
Important Transactions Filed for Reeorc
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
beaumont, Texas June For several
days there has been little doing in the
way OF oil and sales or lease, but business
in this line opened mp again yesterday,
with the $4,000 deal reported in Tho
Post yesterday, aud several oil lnstru.
ments were fiied for record late yester.
day afternoon and this morning Among
The most important OF these are the fol
lowing;
and r. @ schlledcr, block 40, Van Wor'
NOR addition. $1,000.
T. NJ. swayne. trustee. TO II. w Lane
Que quarter acre. spindle Top Heights,
same 10 Citizens Consolidated OH com
pany. half acre. spindle Top Heights;
James Quick aud W. c. Brlcs 10 John
Scharbauer and ]. r. McElroy, oil lease
on TWO acres ln the John A. Neatch league
$4,000 and une.eighth royalty, operations
30 begin within six monthsN
r. +. Loouey 90 Ira O. Wysc oil com
pang. % RcreF Ia the CHARMS Williams,
2 acres In the ] Rowe survey, lease on
10 acres 10 the Port Arthur Land com.
pauy tract, lease on two acres In the John
A. Nenfch headlight league, 2is acres In
the j. W Bullock league and lease on Is
acres Ia the Ahsolem Williams headlight
league; 10000
Other deeds Hled Tor record arc;
Texas Trsm and Lumber company TO
company, parts OF lots ia aud 2i5, block
A. 5000
Thomas II. Langham % Texas Tram and
Lumber company lots us and ga block
Al 5000
Thomas II. Langham TO w. +. Treada
way, west half 81 block y, Thomas H.
Lnngham subdivision of the Charles Wn.
liams survey, S2tsn.
Il. A. Greer uVstee and attorney Tor
c, G. Hcmming, 20 sue L. Baker lots
"a and y. subdivision OF the j. pyches
survey; $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
OH. |.

THE HOUSTON OIL AND STOCK
EXCHANGE will have its opening call
Monday June ), at IL a. m.
Those who wish to sell their stocks
also those wishing to buy stocks. will
please communicate with us
All transactions for cash. No oil stocks
carried on margin.
All miscellaneous and unlisted oil
stocks will be designated as such and tr.d'
ed in. 'U u 'u'
we are receiving inquiries for oil and
rice lands also oil lesses; many such in.
qn'ries are by mail from other cities and
States. We invite correspondence Win
those having such property for sale =. ~"
as with those interested in purobas;no -
The purchase aud sale Of Hon.ton -,
suburban property is vigorously worked Nv !,
Contracts placed for the supply Of ~.
uoleum to consumers. ~
organirtrs OF syndicates for u.
ehass sale and development Of oil p aI
mineral lands. o' ana
R. W. GAMBLE & co.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
Nor 4 PETROLEUM pooL.
Deeomposina Animsl Matter Causes Oil
Place In the Gulf

Austin, Texas, Juno i.-Dr W. h. Phu
lips, professor OF field geology at the uni
Versity, has received A report from n. r
nm, who Is at the head OF the party that
has been examining the so.calied oil pool
west 81 Sabine Pass with a view TO ascer,
tainlne whether there was any trnJh In
The stories 10 the eneet that It's existence
Is due 10 the presence ~ petroleum Mr..
lilH and his assistants have found thar
tue pool In question, which vpVrrs an ares
~ about hve square miles. ard whlrh has
moved about eight miles In the past few
years, Is hut . mass ~ sea oeEs arising
gnr When stirred ur this ocxe comes 10
me surface and Gains the water, much as
ell would DO; bur u bears no t-.res Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02

Corpus Christi, Texas June J. There ia
now AZ the Arkansas Pass depot in this city
several carloads Of well machinery for the
j. NJ. GUffey Petroleum compnny. which
Is soon tn begin boring operations for on
In this city. The bulk OF tho machinery
came from PHtshurg. Pa Tho drills ~
the company are capable Of going down
NW or 1900 feet n necessary. Most ~
the material here consists of. engines Inn
Der Tor constructing icrricks, boiiegs and
other appurtenancos. hut the main marhin,
trN mas not arrived yNt, though eXpected
mere ualiy|l u Is said that active opera'
lions VIII be progrcss in about two or
three weeks at tho least.