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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
NEW RUSH ON BEAUMONT.
Second Well Caused Large Number
Of People to Visit The City.
DEEDS IN A BIG DEAL PUT on RECORD
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars Paid
for Tract OF Less Than Five Thous-
and Acres in the Oil Field


Beaumont. Texas, March IS This morn.
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RIn pamane Case on Trlal.

Nacogdochcs, Texas, March 27-District
court disposed Of all the criminal cases
set for the week this morning and took
MP a civil case that has attracted a r-0wd
at the conr, house all day. The case Is
syied Cal scott vs. The American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company. Mr.. Scott
sued the telephone company for $1,000.
ages The suit grew out OF an accident
60 Bir. Scott by coming In contact with one
Of the company's wires, which had fallen
across the road He was travelling after
night. and the wire jerked him of OF
the wagon seat throwing him to the
ground, The jury Is out and verdict Will
probably not be reached tonight.
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Operations in the oranoe Field.

Orange Texas. March 2s.-A carload Of
piping was received here this morning for
the Orange Prospecting company, who are
now erecting the derrick for their 0rst oil
we'll about nine miles west Of Orange ON
the Southern Pacific railroad. SO certain
are the stockholders Of this company that
they are in the oil belt that none Of the
stock of the company can now bc pr
chased all Of It having been withdrawn
from the market Manager Hutchison Is
rushing the work on the derrick rs rapidly
very short time 4 carload Of pine for
the san Antonio OIL compnny's we'll near
Terry. in this county, was received at that
place today also
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was suspended and this bin was finally
passed.
Mr.. Mcknight moved 10 reconsider the
vote by which the mutual fire Insurance
moved TO table the motion. The smut,on
70 table failed. The motion to reconsider
prevailed.
:, An Invitation from the Daughters OF the
tepubiic and the citizens OF Houston to
INC members OF the house TO visit that city
SATURDAY was read
MI, Phillips moved that the house take
~ rHVess uhtil o'clock, when tho house
snail take up local bills on their third
regulng
q, motion was made simply 10 recess un.
~ O'Clock. The question was raised,
local bills could be taken up, and tne
speaker ruled they could not long
,wraigle ensued, but finally the motion Of
Mr; i'hllllpS was adopted on roll call.
whlch was demanded by Mr.. Kennedy
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Edna Local News.

Edna. Texas, March 26.-Messrs. TITLE
and Roy Putnam leave today for Bakers
aeld, Cal They expect to make that place
their home.
Roy. j. @. Eggham viii leave TO-DAY
for Sparta1burg. ). c., 10 spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Jhe second crop OF cabbage Is Nearly
ready for market. This cabbage Is OF the
finest quality, and so great Is the demand
that the farmers have great difficulty In
Supplying the demand.
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WORK An wills PoINr.
Homes Destroyed by the Cyclone Are
Beinq Rebuilt.

bein9 hebuin-
wills Point, Texas March 2s.--wills
Points citizens have been hard at work
ever since the cyclone on the 9th instant,
which destroyed life and property, as re-
ported IN Tho Post
relief fund. not large enough for the
necessities OF the case. hut enough for Inn
mediate temporary relief In the worst
eases. has been raised. and Is being dis
bursed by special committee.
The relief committee reports something
over 5000 u money, aud some nierehnn-
disc received np to date. and In addition
ia this the ladies have been running a
hazar for the past twn DAYS, the estimated
receipts Of which are $3.50.
Houses are helng rapidly rebuilt TO &c
commOdate those whose homes We're de-
stroyed and the cotton oil mill has been
required, the various churches helng used
to aecommodnie the pupils until the city
school building can be huilf anew. All
those Injured Ia the cyclone are doing
nicely since last report. and the physi-
clans NOW think that no further deaths
will 0ccng.
pocket book. containing money. belong
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Wills Point. Texas. March 2S. Van Zdndt
county is still in the procession. MIR j. w.
Flansburgh Of Dalton. Mass, and asso-
clutes have rugged derrick and are going
down for petroleum at myrtle Springs
eight miles southeast of Wills Point VERY
little exact Information Is furnished 10 out.
siTers as 10 the progress, bur the drill s
reported Oh reliable authority. to hive
passed through E.font vein Of coal or
faIr quality There are some surface In
dlcatinns NJ oil nj Myrtle Springs and the
rcsnlt of this test well is anxiously
~
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HOUSE R1ILS
HOUSE BILLS.
The following bills were introduced In the
house:

Nv i'i'NlifS ''''ip Nflt luNIbhuNNu III tue
house:
BY Greer, Terrell Cherokee, Calhoun.
Hamilton and Bean TO organize the First
and Second judicial districts prescribing
the times of holding the terms of the dis
trict court therein; creating the Fifty
eighth judicial district ana naming the
counties composing the saiue prescribing
the times of holding the terms Of the dis
trict court therein: providing for the ap-
pointment Of judge and district attornqv
for said district The bill provides that the
Fifty eighth judicial district shall be com
posed Of the counties OF Angelina Nacog
doches and Cherokee and II hXcs the times
OF holding the terms Of court therein
ny Decker Validating the Incorporation
for school purposes only of the town Of
ChildreSs Independent school district
by Mcknight lby reques0; Establishing
regulations concerning the qualifications n
city superintenfents Of public Instruct ion
in the State Of Texas The hin provides
that any person from another state who
shall he appointed n the POSITION of city
supcrlnte ndpnt Of public Instruction NAV
be required to hold only n State first grade
teachers certificate til he will have served
twenty seven scholastic months In Texas
schools. whom snld person shall hc com
pelled 70 hold State permanent ceriiGcats
20 be eligible TO the position Of city super
iutendcnt.
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against Police officer Mass. The lnvcstlaa
ton resulted In a thorough exoneratiOu or
the officer.
The work Of Installing the electric light
fixtures In the new bathing pavilion mst
nearing completion at the foot OF fremont
street win begin Monday.
Athletic Rontlng club was well started at
. meeting held nj tho Young Mems Chris
iian Association building las, night About
thirty enthusiastic people were there ana
$3.50 was subscribed toward the $500 needed
for the repairing of the club house at the
foot of Tcnth street.
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Err FROM GOVERNOR.
Legislature What He Proposes
Do About the Extra Session.
IAND BILL GOT THROUGH SENATE
lot Until II Had Been Materially
nended-House Wranaed Over
Point Of Order.

k1.3fn. Texas, March 2S.--Governor Say
bit n communication to the house
MXabrniug which put stop to the effort
>&ck Up on the sine die adjournment
on. The governor stated in his
which was addressed to the speasCr.
Ac would call the legislature In
6N session in August for the purpose
esing the general appropriation bill
f{tht two years beginning September 1
I'd reapportion the State into con
sxsIp1al. senatorial representative and
dtflal dictricts.
MtEAll has resolution pending whi5h
M cbme up in the morning providing for
d1p0fnment May . and to repeal all laws
ft1pfict Herewith.
The senate had n field day today with
"a Goss land bill and finally passed 1t
It'll Several amendments, one OF which
:3nipeis the land commissioner to furnish
iycne who so desires a list Of ali the
naold school land in any county request
~ The leases are protected until their
xpirn ton
The house had a wrangle this afternoon
fleet that bill be not considered wnen
aeked up by floor report Mr. Schlutcr
IA b. the chair and referred the ques
on IT, the house. The point was sus
pipr1 by a vote of 81 to "a Tie vote was
fterwards reconsldered. as the FIRST vote
Iiccked out we'll established precedent
. tho house.
The house finally passed the Harris coun.
: road bill today and the measure now
ces 10 the governor. The text of the biz
az printed in Wednesdays Post
The governor signed the following bills
rday:
An act to provide for mineral survey of
1c State, carrying an appropriation of S1O,-
lScnate bill providing for the organization
4 thc Southwest Texas normal school. To-
nted at San Marcos.
An act to establish and maintain four
carr college course of classical and scien
ldf studies at the Prairie View normal
IND house tonight passed finally the CAT
estcn commission bill IT went through
NA vote and will not 70 into effect IN
Inefy DAYS after Adjournment of the legs
lfltfc. The supporters of the hill uad
|gif six votes pledged, but a reading OF
aet bill was demanded by Kennedy oi
tMeStone and by ugrecmCn, II WAS ui
'wesl to pass by viva yoce vote.
Thc senat'tSil 90 prevent the shipment
kilQuor into local option districts Il
lissing. 1t was pending business wucn
1e senate adjourned last night. The DIN
"a not to be found today.
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Anderson Locals

Anderson. Texas, March 27.-Apolonla Il
now in telephone communication with the
outside world.
negro woman was recently fined 10
the Justice court for beating her husband
This j. the nrst ease OF the kind which
ever occurred in this vicinity.
AZ the railroad meeting recently held 4
cnmmittee was appointed 10 solicit funds
for the road. l. i 70 report at a meeting
10 d. held April ~.
District Clerk Wilcox has received n
message from lola that his brother WAS
dTluE
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Contagious Blooc

Mrs l,W Lee, Mont
son,ery, Ala. writes
" Several wears ago !
was inccnlatcd with
poison ny n diseased
nurse, " ho infected
my baby. and for six
lon. years ! suffered
autold misery My
body was covered with
sores and ulcers. Sew,
erel physicians treated
ne, hu; all 10 no PUT
posc, 1'henhcrcury aud
potash they gave me
seemed &C. add fuel to
t',c awful ilome which
was devouring me.
Friends advised me 10
to :, S ), | begau tax
Ing II and improved
from the start, aud a
complete and perfec,
cure was the result
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The sqnste bin prohibiting blacklistinr

The senste bin prohibiting blackistinr
was finally passed
The following senate hills were finally
passed: Providing that In appeals from JUS
tices' and other inferio" courts TO the cuun-
tv commissioners court in criminal cases
tho defendants shall he required to give
onIy appearance bond. Comforting pollee
powers over railroads upon the railroad
Commission. Recurring dssinfectlon Of YES.
sells arriving 1T any port IN the State Fix
ing the legal weight of peaches, apples and
tomatoes per hnshcl. For the relief OF
Greer county teachers.
Mr. Bridgcrs called up the house hlll per
hitting the incorporation NJ fruit and vegp-
table company and move to concur In senate
amendment Prevailed.
The senate bill by Paulns providing TO-
the formation OF mutual IRE Insurance COM
panlcs was laid before the house on It's
second reading. Objection was made by
Mr. Glenn on the ground that the hill had
not been considered by a house committee
floor report having been made on H.
This fact WIS admitted hv Mr.. Phillips the
chairman 81 the committee on Insurance.
sfatlstlcs and history. BE- having secured
the consent Of a majority Of the committed
A long argument between Messrs. Hender-
son OF Lamar. Seabury and McFan en-.
sued The speaker. ~ Schiuter Ia tine
cnalr. settled fhf controversy ny enter
tanning = motion by Mr.. Glenn to recon-
mt the hill. The motion 70 recommlt p
vailed
The senate hill proridlng a penalty for
the sale or other disclosure ~ questions
In examinations for certificates 10 reach
was vngfossed. The constitutional rule
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oil siqns on 81 Joseph Island.

Rockport. Texas. March 2s-Mr ~. T.
Rrawiey. a Northern capitalist. and Mr. g.
W. westeryeit II Corpus Christi. wcrc
here last week and went over 70 St Joseph
island 10 prospect for oil II Ia how gwen
ont that they were SO Wen pleased with
SURFACE Indications that an on leases IN
shortly TO he executed by Messrs wood
ana Alien the owners Of the Island, and
thar test viii be made al oncg'
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pa,o Pinto County Old Settlers.

Mineral Wells. Texas, March 27.-An old
settlers reunion VIII be held In this city
IA July. and Il IS expected q large crowd
viii be IN attendance. unique program
Il belng arranged by The president. ~. Z.
B. Ralner and the executive committee.
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Measles in Collin County

Mckinney, Texas, March 27.-Measles are
eth raging over Collin county The public
schools have mostly suspended The nalady
* INV - more aggravated form N seems
10 develop Into pneumonia, which has
caused many deaths.
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An Answer Filed.

Galveston Texas. March 2s. In the case
OF the Rembert Roller Compress Company
W. the Planters Compress Company mud
" cid & Neville. an answer was filed with
the clerk Of the United States court this
afternoon hy George w Neville and The
frnl Of Weld & Neville 10 bill Of complaint
Of the Rcmbert Roller Compress company.
In his answer he denies that be or the nrm
Of Weld ~ Neville has Jointly with the
Planters Compress company or otherwise
used the alleged method and process Tor
baling cotton contained and embraced In
fir said letters patent, and the claims
thereof or hts intringed upon any exciu-
Roller Compress company bg said claims
and patents The defendant further all
leges that tie said letters patent were IN
valid bpcauae the alleged invention therein
set forth or material aud substantial parts
thereof haa hee4 patented prior to the dis
coyery thorenf by the said Henry RelaVert
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tIF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure ana use that old and well triod
remedy Mrs. WiDSlows Soothing Syrup,
,or children teethlDg II spothes the child,
sofreus the guns ailays all pain. cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoes.
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Galveston, Texas, March 2S-Marriage
licenses have been issued 10 Joseph Red
mond Cheverre and Miss Rosey Miller,
Robert II. Clark aud Miss Jennie Petit
grew.
Major A. ]. Walker left last evening for
Auburn. Ala. where he was called by tho
serious Illness Of his mother.
the city.
Austin Miller city engineer Of Houston.
was IN the city today.
The police commission held meeting
this afternoon TO investigate charges
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ing to MIR. u. s. Gray was found todai
three blocks from the late site Of Mr.,
Gray's residence, with contents intact.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.


Apstln, Texas. March "S.-1he chair laid
bcfore the senate bill by Goss amending
the general land law, the principal feature
beng the removal of the lease line further
west. The bill takes from the absolute
'lcasc district a total of twenty-four coup-
ties
Goss offered an amendment reducing
HON twenty four TO sixteen the number of
countess to he placed east of the lease line
" out of its boundaries, and names the
following; Kent, CARA Lynn Scuiry, Bor-
den. Dawson. Mitchell, Martin. Howard,
Coke, Sterling, east half of Tom Green
county. Irlon, Menalsa Mason and Kimble
Senator Grinnan ofierc-l IN amendment to
|the amendment that would i'll effect abo-
.lsh the absolute lease line and wipe out inc
enfire lease district.
sSSenator Turney said the cattemcn had
Rftn accused OF being enemies of the school
4und. He denied il,
4. senator Grinnan again spoke in contend
Ing that the lands should be thrown open
4or settlement.
N senator Goss spoke In SuDnort of his
Hnendmcnt and in favor of retaining the
Apsolnte lease district.
Niiller made plea for the cattlemcn and
INSISTED that there Is an abundance of land
~ he West for actual settlement.
.x#rhe Grnnau substitute to abolish the
M sc district was defeated, to 10.
..k,NiN'lse ouefeu an amendment To the GosS
amendment 10 add the east half OF Tom
4ieen, Schleichcr ana tilaSScock to the
tYnntics to be taken out Of the lease reser
&tion. The pending amendment and bill
'%ere allowed 10 go over until afternoon.
IA Senate adopted the horse concurrent reso
tntioG Inviting President Diaz OF Mexico to
nee President Mckinley at El Paso
a Committee on internal improvements re-
1Enrteh favornbly Beaty's bill authorizing
He fulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
81 nplny to purchase and operate the Gulf,
a$eaumont and Kansas city and the Gulf
feaumont and Great Northern railways.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
81 Tho Savage amendment TO place east half
Nf Tom Green, Schlelcher and Gasscock
7<olntles in those to be taken out Of the no
'solute lease reservation was adopted.
The original GoSs amendment as amend
% was then adopted.
turner offered an amendment placing in
ihc lease district the. counties Of Nurces,
fnd Duval, and protecting the life of pres
ent leases. Adopted
Sebastian had adopted an amendment pro-
stscling present leases from impairment In
stbe counties taken out ef the reservation
Vdell offered amendment to compel the
commissioner Of the land office TO furhlSh
10 citizens upon application a list of the
|kchool lands on the market In the several
counties. Adopted
Potter had adopted an amendment plac-
ing on the market all unsurveyed school
Savage offered an amendment Increasing
from thirty TO sixty DAYS the time within
which lands on which the leases have ex-
pred must remain on the market before
being awarded. Adopted.
Goss mad adopted an amendment giving a
preference right of thirty days TO re-lcase
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NIGHT SESSION.

The following bills were finally passed {:
Changing the time of holding court In Trim
ity county; creating more efficient road
system for Rains county. liking the time
OF holding court In the Thlrty-fourth ll.
dlcial district; including the Fifty first Ju.
diclal district In those that elect a dis
trict attorney.
Senator Wayland had considered his bil
requiring negro and white jurors to he
separated. The bill was engrossed and
finally passed
The pending business was laid before
the senate.
Staples bill, applying the provisions of
the text book law 70 all cities regardless
OF population.
An attempt was made TO order the pre-
vious question. which brought Miller tn
his feet and he asked that he he permitted
to discuss the hill. lie called attention to
the fact that lobby was here lighting the
bill and read an Endorsement ON the orig
iual bill recitlng an order for nifty extra
copies sent bv a person who. he said, rep.
respnts the hook trust which he charnc.
terlzed as the vilest corporation In OK
istcncr.
staples also objected to ordering the
previous question. which he said Is being
attempted by the opponents Of the bill he
cause they believe they have n majority
Hanger disclalmcd any intention Of cutting
OF discussion and made some caustic re-
marks In regard to the lobby aud trust
scare.
Without acting on the bill. the senate adj
Journed until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Joseph D. Savers,

The original Beatty amendment TO the
election bill. as amended. was adopted
Mr. Moore offered an amendment striking
out the clause permitting two democratic
tickets saying II would result In the dis
integration Of the democratic party. After
Il heated debate the amendment was adopt
ed and the hill was nassed to third reading.
senator Savage's Hill providing that public
schools shall not be suspended IN legal hol-
idays was taken IN and finally passed.
The hili hv Senator Savage providing that
United States and Texas history he taught
in the public schools was finally passed.
Mr. Conway aud large number of other
members offered resolution recitiug that n
large number of members contemplate visit
Ing Galveston SATURDAY. and that II thew do
n quorum will he broken. and requesting
these who contemplate tho trim to abandon
their Intention II was adopted.
Recess until $50 O'Clock