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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-12
THE FIGHT IS NOW ON.
Democrats aud Republicans of Sixth
District Are in Battle Array.
APPEALS TO VOTERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED
BY the Chairman of Each of the Par
tles-Republican 5luster Has Ce-
mented Dallas Democracy.

Dallas, Texas, July 11--Both the demo.
cratic and republican leaders are working
20 complete arrangements Tor next Satur.
gay $ congressional election In the sixth
district. The democrats are displaying
au energy that seems calculated to ar.
colnplish anything. An order for loo,OOo
ballots with the name of Dudley c. Wootcn
as the democracy's nominee was placed
Nith local printing hrn last night at q
o'clock, less than one hour after his MONT
nauon and the ending OF the long dead.
tutk. TWO hours later lO,OoD ballots were
placed In charge of County Judge Mccoy
" Johnson county and by him taken to
ehurne, AZ noon today every county
IN the district had full supply OF demo
clatic ballots on hand and all the PARTY
machinery WAS In readiness for the stFug.
sic al the polls
talk of Judge Lindsey. the republican
nominee, carrying the city OF Dallas has
Epurred on al the democrats. rwenty.four
EoHrS ago there was bitterness and strife.
Many Dallas democrats were trying TO en-
GAY. however, an wounds seem 10 have
heen healed during the night There's
nothing but hermony aud party loyalty.
thousands of circulars signed hy the ais,
t3ct and county chairman and secretaries.
appealing TO the democratic of the disttict
70 turn ont solldly and vote for Wooten ON
district today
The republicans arc not Inactive. Their
candidate, Philip Lindsey, Is rich cor.
poration lawyer Of Dallas Chairman Cecil
\. Lyon of the republican State executive
committee has issued stirring appeal Ia
INC republican voters ~ the district TO
take advantage Of the democratic dScord
9ud go 20 the polls and wrcst the district
from the democrats Among other things
Mr. Lyons says at occurs TO me that
The great prosperous aud Intelligent sixth
congressional district Of Texas should he
represented IN congress hy man In line
with the policies Of The National ndminIs
tnunu. l. therefore, hope thar every re-
Publican Tn the district viii make such "
icrtS rs he ram Tor the election OF Colonel
liudSley next SATURDAY."
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NERVOUS nIseAsEs
Can Be Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.

Can Be Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.
You may have long suffered from various
forms Of nervous trouble; there are usual
ly many complications whenever the nery'
Gus system breaks down Any slight eN.
element almost prosratcs you, your spir-
its are depressed, you have frequent nerv-
GUS headaches You suffer from slcep,essness
or unrcsttul sleep you have dizziness or
p0lpitatlon OF the heart. and at all times
suffer from that restless. adgety feeling
that marks nervous debility
You can endure all these nervous troubles
for years or escape them now aud for
good You can choose one condition or the
other The difference is largely due TO the
presence or lack Of Iron In the system a
kind Of iron you may never get unless you
get 1t from Or, Harter's Iron Tonic
II promptly cures all forms Of nervous
debility or exhaustion II increases the
yIgor OF all your vital organs 1t enriches
Your blood with just that form OF iron
needed TO build NJ your nervous system
and TO give you nerve force and muscular
energy.
You should know that Dr. Harter's Iron
but one which has been constantly
overcoming these conditions for forty ave
years You can believe in a remedy with A
record like that Made only by the DR.
Harter Medicine Co. Dayton. Ohio Sold
everywhere.
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ZINC IN SUTTON COUNTY.
gre Seems to Be a Considerable
Quantity Of the Metal.

Fre Seems to Be a Considerable
Quantity Of the Metal
Angelo, TcNaS, July 9.-NIr. Charlee
ms tho founder OF sonora, In sutton
saV exhibited to The Post correspond.
''oay a specimen Of zinc orc found In
oa county about four miles from So.
r. Two assayers In Denver reporting
~ ore both pronounced It as contain
% per cent OF tho metal. Two leads
Ss.n round about one mile apart and
surface cropping can he easily followed
- Instance 81 several hundred wards.
,a,,s.oNerer is Mr.. Earnest. formerly "a
gmah' Who made the lind about three
n o,S ahd Kept II profound secret
4, guue recently, He Is now at work
lSs,3 = shait 10 probe the extent &C the
s,, ~ ana thus ascertain n IL Is present
kq'hcient quantity 10 Justify devpl0p
hf Nelng assured OF abundant uuauINl
.Nng IN such event.
SNnnls also had a letter from j. n
Ess,se OF III PaSo MIR. Rountres was
I'm rngaeed In we'll drilling I'm this
shr,.n having bored Tor water for many
Entree IN one ~ these wells Mr.
'ed extent and NOW desires ~ tnow n
~ on which this particular well
4, wosel Is not leased, In which event
~ ne can get q company 10 drill 1910
n ~ VI" Mr. Adams creased his buggy
Anshl from this we'll aud drove 70
|eripssep@ about 100 miles. the on still
lndif III, IN arrival here having proved a
|sists,I lubricant aud Of quite the proper
|riiesi anu cohesive requirement. for
use Toe the purpose Indicated.
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place aud old home. S'V's mrth-
y. Mss 81 Florence McMinu left few dovs
s ms, Tor Bristol. Tenn, where She win piSs
MIS- Mis- ans sung relatives until September.
90 " Us, betty Benton Wheeler Inns ,,one
10 kockport 20 be one OF honsc b sv1y
pSlng entertained. by Miss Nav Maths
r, IT. ana Mrs; Head Of San Antonio nre
guests OF the Hotel Hoyt. ''"io "ie
81. nv ram bringing the crew and machln
cry with which TO repair tho Terminri
r ralilIonu, preparatory TO taking Ont tbe
arrived yesterday ~ Tue pass,
an approximate estimate Of the shipmcn,
following: paw SuVNs Tue
l9oaI'eas and beans. 1900 baskets toms.
boeess, Hu2o boxes. 1nO1-Peas and bcnns
92oV baskets; tomatoes, 5000 boxes Al.
great, the prices have been better a,d
the returns 60 shippers have been largely
In excess OF amount realized la 1907,
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TO RECLAIM LAM.
Citizens Of 6ellvilIe Viii Restore Channel
TO CreeL

Citizens OF Bellville VIII Restore Channel
to Creek.
beliVille. Texas, July II A meeting OF
lne business men Of this place and q nnn
Der OF citizens from the surrounding conn
Try who have lands on Mil creek. penr
town, Is being held in the court room this
evening for the purpose of devlsing me ms
70 cut channel around the raft In snld
creek Mil creek runs through Austin
county from the northern aud northwestern
paIIA oi the county there being two
pI9ngs which come together about Tour
mlies west OF town, and thence In south.
rasterly direction, emptying luto the BRACES
river above the town of San Feline. Auou.
thlce ana q half miles southwest of town
lncre ~ raft In the creek. compl ,tcty
damaging the same, causing tho water 10
- ork Its way through numerous small
Noughs around the raft and then into The
man channel, some two miles below On
account OF this raft the creek tor four or
I'VE miles above Is more like a Lake than
creek, 1t being about 10 feet wife a Il
from fifteen to hfty and more feet deep,
with scarcely any current, The lacks + r
this distance being very low II Is pro.
posed To cut a channel from lust above this
raft a distance of about one aud three
fonrthS miles To where the Mlllheim ruO
crosses the creek This channel viii 4
nearly straight aud VIII give fall OF Uho II
twenty-one feet for the, one and three
Santa Fe Railway company has furnlshc
surveyors who have surveyed the route,
and the meeting this evening is Tor the
purpose OF organizing and appointing cnm
nllttecs TO solicit subscriptions aud super
wise the work, Mr.. John Il, lewis of this
place Is chairman aud Mr. c. Schaucrham.
mer Is secretary. II this channel
Is cut successfully 1t will reclaim
hundreds, possibly thousands. of acres
of the finest land In this coup-
ty; as It now Is nearly every big
general rain along the eutire length ~ tn,
creek causes an overflow which destroys
crops along the creek. hut with the chan
mel open such would not he the case, an
hundreds Of acres OF land as fine rs amy IN
the BRACES bottom would be- PUT into cul
tlvntion. The men Interested IN this chan.
mel have the means and are determined to
succeed
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Lake Can,pmcetino Closed.

Franklin. Texas Jul Ia Tho amp meet.
ing at Lake. conducted by Rows. c. T.
Lumpkn and r. j. TAYLOR, closed last
Hlght after season o, great refreshing
ana heartfelt religion hal 6een enjoyed by
all, Though there were very few families
csmpcd ON the grounds the proximity o.
tae several communities adjacent 10 Lake
furnished good attenaanccs. especially at
night As Lake is 40 Ideal place for
picnic 50 ir Is for camp meeting There
Is abundant water for all purposes. both
creek lud Wen water aud the dense shade
of the trees aud vines furnished Il natural
arhor under which was built a platform
and the SEATS we've fnruishea by the mln-
aEcWem 81 The annual haskell pirnic, wh h
takes place Ia tle early parI ~ May 81
each year The singing conducted by
Messrs, Tom Hamilton aud Albert Willis
WAS good ana sHrmed 70 be enjoyed by
every one iu attendance,
The meeting continued ten days There
were only I've accessions Ia the caurcl. but
eYyrv one EFT fhls morning very 70
luctantly, each feeling thas TIE time spout
here ccuid not have htS'n spent more pleas.
entity aud with the earnest desire rur
repetition OF the meeting next year
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DAMAGE Suits AGAINST Railroads.

sherman. Texas July Champion
Freeuu brought suit against the Missouri,
Kansas ana Texas Railway company today,
Ivy next friend, for damages IN the sum
" S21,C0c he was one OF the two iitti,
boys run down hy Katy train IN peulsn1
some wcek9 ago HIS brother was &lll,d
G. II. Frcrln, the father Of plaintiff,
ulCd suit against the same rod for dawn
ages IN the sum ~ Sio,OOO, on account %,
the death Of one son and the SERIOUS In
jury az the other.
Ethel McGrcw, who lives In Deulsln. hlgi
suit against The St Louis md san Fran
cisco railway for damages IN the sum ui
S+cOe. alleging that her horse became
frightened nc q train OF the defendant b
cNusr Of fault OF employees, and in The
runaway she received permanent injuries
T. H. McGrcw asks $500 on the samp
score, as father Of the Injured girl,
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sHERlFF,s DEPARTMENT.

Franklin, Texas, July 10. -Tnkcn mp:
One sorrel mare mule IA hands high not
branded about 10 years old. ono brown
pony mare branded J within triangle, on
left shoulder. one black pony mare
branded Within triangle on left shout
der One light bay mare. branded J within
triangle on left shoulder one light hay
mare with three brands S on Jaw, lazy
triangle ON left shoulder and Spanish
brand on right shoulder Owner viii please
call and pay expenses and cCt animals
either call ON the sheriff OF Robertson cnun-
~ or the city marshal Of Hcnrue, Texas.
Guy Townsend, sheriff Robertson county.
Strayed or stolen from John Thomas,
grRye-djgger, Houston, Texas, brown Ter
sey cow j or & years ola. branded ] and 4
dash. mont left III blank. A. r. Anderson,
sheriff
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston Texas July 1.-THE case OF
Schnreer \ WedemeNer vs. Walter G. Jones
ct al for damages FOR guns taken from their
store during the period immediately fol-
lowing the storm Is Stin on trial and wa!
not be completed until tomorrow The
plaintiffs are seeking To recover the sum ~
S9I2 for guns that We're taken 10 defend
property and dead bodies during the law
less period The guns were not returned
10 them and they are seeking 10 recover
their value.
John Nidovich aged ~ years, died az i,1i
o'clock yesterday afternoon His funeral
occurs at o'clock This afternoon from VOL
ston undertaking parlors.
The Westminster League Of the First
Presbyterian church will give a heat sail
tomorrow night
marriage liceuse has been issued Ia
phrey
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DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.

Ed Phillips. Shot at Conroei VIII Be
Buried at Rosebud.
Cameron. Texas July n. Mr IA Phil
lips. the man who was shot az Conroc and
brought 20 the Milan lnhrmarv, Mon hay
OF this week. qulcty passed away last
evening between the hours ot : ana -
Mr.. r. W Phillips, brother OF th de
ceased. has been with him all the time,
Deceased's condition was very uufayoraAle
when brought here, hecause % The shuck
accustomed hy the shooting, and the less
III blood and has never rallied. His r.
mains we're sent "a Rosebud, the HON
~ his hrother. this morning. for in'c
ment accompanied by 4 number OF Mr..
II. w. Phillips friends
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Denial Of sherIff Loessin.

la Grange Texas. July ll.--August Loes
sin, sheriff Of Fayette county returned 70
this city last night from the sheriffs' con.
yention at Houston, and this morning
hunted up The Post representative aud
requested that correction be made
through the columns Of The Post MS 20 his
Ia Houston. sheriff Loossiu stated that
Tho Post reporter h8d been mlsinformed
that he was not ga Houston at the time
the robbery was said 20 have occurred
and that while there be did not stop al
the Hutchins house
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CLEW TO THE MYSTERY
surrounding the Identity of the Muir.
dered Man Found at Dickinson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Composed OF at Least Thirty Persons.
The Sherffs Had Pleasant
Outing.

Galveston, Texas, July ii There is a
cue to the mysterious murder tina, re.
Gently came TO light AT Dickinson. Just
now strong 1t is has not been given odt.
nut Il is sufficiently warm trail to take
sheriff Henry Thomas away from home
to-day when he was expecting the visiting
sherlhs from Houston. At the shoriNs of
nee nothing was stated further than It
was IN connection with the murder case
that the visit to Dickinson was made 1t
wiu he remembered that the body Of Il
nead man was recently found i'm the Dick.
rns2n bayou with weights tied to his
neck body and legs hy means OF copper
wire AMI that the body was pierced with
iiour wounds that had evidently been caused
~ the victim being shot The man was
I'VE feet six inches In height. smooth faced
anu was apparently between - aud 80
years Of age. Tho body had apparently
4rSten IN the water Tor about seven days.
Ky nRn was stranger 60 the people or
inchlhson ana the theory Is advanced that
nc was probably member Of a picnic
party from Houston or Galveston aud that
ne met with foul play,
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Tyler, Texas, July 10, Judge Russell
wiz hear the application FOR bail undcr
writ OF h1beas corpus next Monday ga the
case OF the State VS.. A. j. CLAY. charge
with the murder OK WIN Griffin on the
25th of last month
AZ the examining trial, which commenced
the day following the Killing, Justice Cox
dealer az the place and the deceased WAS
"a hookkerpcr fer a large establishment
here. The killing occurred over dispute
OF Am argpuut
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On rriaL lnr MatrloIde.

Mckinney. Texas, July 10 The examin-
ing trial Of Lum Han, aged 2S was com.
menced today In Esquire w 5. Terrells
court for toe murder of Mira Mella Han
on lime - Thc dead woman was rae
defendants own mother and he stands
charged with beating her 90 death The
hearing was continued 20 Saturday for
further evidence,
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Paris, Texas. July ioAn alleged inyol
untary homicide occurred al GAINESVILLE
Monday evening. A man who had gone into
a business house aud was worrying an en-.
ployc was struck on the head with an Ink
stand The man died during tire night and
death Is claimed 60 have resulted from
4 fractured skull
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Smith County Old settlers.

Tyler Texas, July 10 The citizens ~
this place are making extensive prcpara-
tlons to entertain the old settlers Of the
county at their reunion on the 10th and
18th OF this month. Judge Reagan has ac.
ceptcd an invitation To deliver n lecture
ok the FIRST night Of the reunion for the
beneht of the Daughters Of the Confed.
aro.v
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. Georgetown Texas, July 10.-In the
Twenty sixth district court here IN the case
OF Mrs O. NJ. Bearjon rs, International
and Grea Northern Railway Company the
jury, after being out about three hours.
pluintin. Plaintiff claimed damages on ac-
couut OF the death OF her husband caused
hy alleged negligence Of defendant com
many.
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The University Of Texas.

One hundred Instructors ana officers
more than 1000 students. not including 200
san pler School students, Women admitted
20 all departments. TUITION FREE. To.
tai expenses $50 10 $3.50. Students from
colleges Of repute admitted without exam.
nation and given credit for work com
pleted.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Session be
gins September SOth, entrance examination,
September 2Sta. matrlculatibn fee So Ia
courses % study: university system oi ~,
sermction and disclplines library OF 5000
volumes: Young Mems Christian AsSocia.
tion, Young Women's Christian AsSocla-
fiOu. gymnasiums and gymnasium instr1c-
tcrs Tor women and meu athletic aeli.
Teachers courses lead 70 permanent state
teachers certificates. Engineering Depart
meut oonfers degrees OF civil engineer
LAW DEPARTMENTS begins
Septcmher 3Oth: entrance examination.
September 25th: matriculalion fee payable
only once $50 two years CourS' leafs
Ia the degree OF bachelor OF law and e.
titles holder To practice 10 any court In
Texas Law students may nnrsue academic
courses Without further charge.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT located at
Gaivesfnn.) Four years course: fscuits %
tNcufy-tWo Instructors; schoot OF phaf-
laacy; school OF nursing for women; ma
circulation fee payable once. $50, Com
plete equipment 50 all schools. Session
hegins October fst; entrance examinations
the preceding ueek Err MEDICAL Gaia
itrt,e address Dean Smith, Gslvesfon.
Texas For catalogue u any department,
az fnr any information, address JOHN A.
LOMAX. Registrar, Austin. Texas
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ed here ON a charge Of murder, commit.
ted twcnty-two years age, mention ~
which has been made In The Post me
only issue raised Ia the proceedings was
the question OF identity 4 great MANY
witnesses who were acquainted with All.
len We're examined, a few " whom tesli
ned that In their hest Judgment the rc.
latOr was NJ j Allen. great many 9th
ers, who knew Allen, testified that In
their best Judgment the ielator was not
Allen. Judge Talbot held the relator In
bond Of $500 for his appearance at the
next term.
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Mount Vernon, Texas. July a.-Hou. ],
NJ. Talbot. district indge. was here today
TO hear an application u RIl Wiley for
release from custody. Wiley is the man
Who was arrested short time ago near
Mesa, Ark. as II. J. Allen, who Is want
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eettinn Raadv for Ruslness-

Galveston, Texas. July n.--Genrse l..
Warmer, who Is in charge Of the office
Of Elmer, nempster & Co, is now organ
lzlng his ofhce force and =ettlng in read,
mess for the handling of business
The office force will conSis. IL four Or
five clerks ana more II the business 10 be
handled makes 10 necessary 10 employ
them. Que OF these clerks Viii be brought
from New orleans and the remainder en-
pioyed here
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called 10 Tyler.

Tyler, Texas, July io.-Rey. A. J. Faw,
cett OF Hazelhurst. Miss. has accepted a
call from the North Tylcr Baptist church
aud Will enter upon ais new duties about
tue 10th OF next month. Rev. Fawcett was
pastor q. tae First Baptist church OF .his
eity for ten years aud four years ago ac-
reptcd call from the Hot Springs church
which position he held until two years ago
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Will Nlsit Enrnne

Waller, Texas July liars George =.
zelss and son, Reuben {. zeisS, left to-.
night on the Houston and Texas Central
for New York by the way OF ST. Louis. Mr..
c. Zess will leave New York on the steam.
er Graf Waldersee for Europe and be soae
about a year
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Wharton. Texas July 1.-THE excurs on
70 Port Lavaca win leave promptly Sunday
morning, the damage done by the blow
Tuesday night having been repaired, A
large crowd VIII leave from Wharton. the
pleasant remembrance OF former excursions
assuring the success OF this
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woNrNs WORK.

The womans District convention, with
Ms f. n Henderson OF Houston as
president and Miss J. A. sledge as score
tary. is also ia the midst N It's Regular
annual session There arc about 100 dele
gates aud visitors attending this depart.
meat. The welcome address was read by
Miss y Rishcy.
tialf an hour was spent IN general re-
marks ANA hand shating. Delegates were
enrolled and the following committees We're
announced:
"a, uwaucc- Ncsdomcs NJ Miller, f.
Woods X A. Thomas, +. Reed.
ON Icogram-Ni Il Jones, :, Hammond,
h shelby
ON temperance a. Dixon, F. Johnson.
r. Cooper.
Missions j. RanIle, r. Henderson, N.
Hammond
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Galveston, Texas July liza chicken
was sold by West Market stree dealer
yesterday that had more in its gizzard than
was bargained for. When the chicken was
cleaned among the contents Of its gi6zarl
was found small, well cut diamond,
worth perhaps 50 Where the caic6cn
geI the diamond is somewhat OF a qucs
tion.
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ARKANSAS PASS LOCALS.

wv Is at Work Repairing the Ter
minal Railway.
Il e's fass' Texas, July OR. A. p,
rs,,, A,s''FSsen United States army, an
ertsns.s % NsaEsas Pass. has gone FOR
F4s ,,s'u v'slt to the North and East.
~ win 70 nrst TO Ohio to SEE q
Es asa W'll also visit his llfe-lons friend,
ina, man OF Peruna fame. In Columbus.
I. s,.,., there he viii go 10 Pennsyi-
ups Philadelphia and Lancaster.
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coIored Normal Al Richmond,

Richmond. Texas, July 1.-The eolored
school teachers are having summer nor.
NAL at this place. The attendance SO far
Is much llghter than usual. owing 10 the
fact Of 9so many pormals In nelghboring
towns.
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FOR NURSING MOTHERS.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
A Soldier Brownies.

Brownsville Texas. July II. Edward Jar.
dan. private In Twelfth company, coast ar.
tlllery. was accidentally drowned last night
while bathing Ia the lagoon in the mill
tary reservation and was hurled with Mill.
tary hcnors this evening. His homo is in
Nermiilion H.
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bonn THE CAPITAL CITY.
Lelots From the Filing of Charters
will Again Be Very Heavy.
|roSTRAcT FOR FIRE ESCAPES LET.
,sh Department Tug Is to Be Sold
Because It Costs too Much to
Keep 1t in Commission.
os1RAcT FOR FIRE ESCAPES LET.

o,.r Texas. July 1.-THE receipts In
s.eretary OF states office for this month
.r.ln be UP In the thousands. The
,nts for one day alone amounted TO over
noo and several big oil charters have
4 sle1. besides two big mining com-
hes and dozen domestic concerns With
IlsI stocks amounting 20 $t,OO.OOo. THIS
niscc tho state treasury In a good
psI condition aud will allow the spe-
session OF the legislature a little more
rsge with the general appropriation