The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

lur Ia,iar Bros. Mrs j.. T. Smoutuu,
Harry Nafcand. O.. W. MnHL'l US j.
T. Il, Melon. h. j. Mitchell n g.. mgal
Mis-. Nutfic BHirc. Dave Maurice, j. NJ.
Myers. james Butte, Willie Nelson j. H..
Wilson. Borden Electric company q. j,
uauy. T. Stcedmlu. A. u Joaos. j, r.
TsArr. Francis >mitA, A. II. B1rnStclu,
80 2 Sledcc, Mrs. iiatiie Pierce, i. n
Stctzor, james Butc, George Bros
A PHENOMENAL RUN The Thompson
rice mill OF Houston made the most phe-
nomcual run the last week ever made by
any rice mill OF equal capacity, Commenc-
Ing Monday morning at Z o'clock and run
ming only one watch Of fourteen hours each
day up 10 Saturday night at o'clock II
milied 3iiO sacks ~ rough rice. NheN ilh-
ing In consideration that me Sonu l,,.,,,
amount was only for 30 barrels OF fouEn
rice 10 twelve hours, the run was unpte-
cedcnted by any mill in Louisiana or TEXAS,
and also from tue fact that the run
was made ON one huller. the latest in'en-
tiou Of Mr.. B3hm, the builder Of tue mn.
The work dunc-yiCld and outpNt-Whe US
fine us ,hat ever done by auy mn, anu
the contractor MS well as the company ttcls
Justly proud Of the results. The output
sold az The very top OF the market and Icy
tors are being received daily from the Norlh
aud West commenting on me s|Ie SuH un,
ish as well as the large amount OF I9uvg
head rice as offered and sold on the various
markets. Mr. Rahm challenges the held to
show M such a record on any contract Jon
sfbppcd an hour for breaks OF any nd
since starting the milling season.
THE ANGLo-sAXoN SMOKER. Tho
smoker to be given the last OF this month
hy the British born residents OF Houston
s. assuming splendid proportions ana
very enjoyable entertainment is autlcl-
orr
British born citizens in Houston, they are
probably the less clauEh Of any Of the
I foreign elements that go 20 make up hous-
! TOMS populatlou. The Irish, the Scotch,
I me German, the Italians and other nation
[ aitles an have their organizations ana spe-
/ eial DAYS they celebrate, but W 20 a ,ltW
/ DAYS ago there WAS no dtJinetNtly bNlsh
/ society IN Houston, but recently cue mus
! been organized purely FOR social purposes
( and their first social or smoker, as IL 10
/ called viii De given on NoVemher ", ana
] as AN evidence OF their noneNciuSveness
: each member Will be permitted 20 invite an
/ American quest thus shaTinS Ihelr %e
/ ptality With the representatives, OF the
I country Of their adoption.
NQ.TsU.oH MEETING-The No.rsu-oh
Carnival association VIII hold another
| meeting tomorrow evening al o'clock one
! OF the objects OF which will be 10 arrange
more definitely for the aower parade. other
/ important matters will also be taken up,
and a full attendance is requested, The
I Houston Light Guard has been selected a.
an escort for his majesty, King No toe.
I when the public Is honored with his royal
presence during carnival week. As the
date OF the carnival draws nearer the lm'
pOrtance for especial Interest In the mat
ter increases and Il Is hoped that the
meeting tomorrow evening Will be largely
attended.
DAUGHTERS OF coNFEDERACY.-Ths
oran NJ. Roberts chapter, U. n, c, held
their regular weekly meeting Friday, No
yernber Is. at sheern chapel instead OF 81
the residence Of Captain Dunovant' Miss
Dunovant being ia Wilmington, \. G., az
tending general convention .. D. c, Prepa