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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-15
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-15
SATURDAY r Q.
SENATE

S b 81 Estate Fair billy State
Board OF Examiners to sell all the
property of the State Agricultural
Society at Reno and pay the proceeds
into the general fund. Called up on
special order. Flanagan moved for
reconsideration Of the vote by which
the bill WIS carried. Roll call re-
suited: Nays 10 yeas >.
S Is 33-kelative to more uniform
valuation aud taxation Of property in
this State. Laid cl the table.
y Is DISAPPOINTMENT and pay Of
State Innd agent at Washington.
Passed. I3to ..
5 Is 79-Providmg for construction
and furulshmg Il building for hospital
purposes ut the State Insane Asylum
Passed.
) G7-Bailif OF Supreme Court.
Passed.
Sub for S b 40 Repairing aud
other expenses on State capitol and
State Printing Office, Passed.
s b 9l-Act making appropriations
for the support Of the civil govern.
ment ct the state Of Nevada for the
years 1901 and 1902. Passed.
s 73 New fire insurance bill
Ordered engrossed.
S b 4O-Sheep diseases and in
spectors. Pass ii.
s Ito prohibit pIblic games
and gambling. Withdrawn.
Sub for 4 42-Ltboratory for
assayng and meiallurgy at the State
University; cost not 10 exceed si,00U
Passed.
S B ~ 10 repeal act to restrict
gambling. Withdrawn.
s lG-Sheep Iii senses. Tabled
s 2T-State Revenue. Tabled
81 6S-Extra pay for Nevada vol.
unteer soldiers. Tabled.
\ Is S0-Protec,iou md prcserva.
ton OF different species of fish and
game. Fish ~ Came.
Sub for \. b So To limit the hours
Of labor Of engineers and operators
ot mining hoiBts, etc. Mines and
Mining.
y b 10, Platt-RCpairs to State
capitol and printing Office. Passed
Sub for S q 3-Duties OF Boarnt
Of Canvassers OF Elections. Passed,
ASSEMBLY.
a Is l2l-Act To regulate news,
papers aud editors. Laid on the
iuble.
S 5S-Act fixing salaries in Lin.
coin COUNT, Passed.
$ Is 57-Act consolidating Office,
III Lincoln county. Passed.
$ b 80 Act defiuInR duties o.
County Commissioners. Biz lost.
s B . 8-.Tms bill conflicts with As.
sembly bill ~ same nature. l. pst.
u b llG--Act to creatc n State
Board OF Equalization. Laid ON the
table.
a Il 80 Act regulating powers oI
boards Of education, Passed.
4 Is so Act TO protect game. ant
preventing market hunting. Passed
by % to3.
s b CH-Rclicf Of Reno Light Co
Referred la committee On claims,
SCR IA Providing for the cleo
ton Of U S Senator by Il direct vote
Of the people. Referred to the CON.
mitteo on Federal relatiuus.
S 45-.Act regulating salaries in
White Pine county. Fused.
a u l03-Act defining time Of cIvi
HctioLs. Passed
AB lW-Act To provide for for
nation Of corporations; making al
corporations enforce the eight hUul
problem. Temporarily laid on table
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-15

Prof. ~I"ison, Of Lonacnumg, Md,
suffered terribly from neuralgia OF
the stomach aud indigesu.n fmr thir.
teen years nni nftcr the doctors failed
tn cure him they fed him on morphine
a friend advised the uAc ~ KOdoi
Dyspepsia Cure md after taking a
n lew bottles 81 it hn sayp. at Ina
cured mc entirely. ! emit say 100
much for Kodol Dyspep.ia Cur".- IL
dlgcsia wlnt yOn eat. Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-15
MONDAY, MARCH II.
sESArE

S ~. lIjJl-IntelliRent dissent
nation Of tile rcfourccs VI Nevada.
BIZ Withdrawn.
s B 50. Juckson- Employment and
snlarics Of teachers. Placed nj the
bottom Of the lie.
s Il 90, Participating foreign in.
corporations doug | ueiUcss IN this
State to publish annual statomoDts.
Passed al.
4 B 81, Rafhce-ElcctiOD and 30
crecy Of the ballot, Passed all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-15
ASSEMBLY.

a j R.lo-RclatiYe to irrigation OF
arid lnnds. Committee on Agri.
culture.
a J II 90 Establishing a mail
route in White Pine county. White
PmU delegation.
s 81. Pit-Rogulating the milo
age OF Humboldt county. Referred
to the humboldt delegation
$ Ii 70. Flanigau~-hn act approx RI
ating cufiicient money 10 repair Tho
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-15

Tho stomach controls tho situation.
those who are hearty mud strong are
tnose who can cat ard digest plenty
! TODD, kGdol Dytpepsia Cure di.
Rests u Jon cat M allows you 10
cat oil the good food you want. lf
you cutter from Indigestion, neari.
burn. belcbing OF any other stomach
trouble, this preparation can't helm
but do you good. The mrst sensitive
sioniachs can iakn Il. Eiko Drug 20,
BRING your Job Work to the InpF.
PENDENT Office. Low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

should u" con" II vicW Of the PicN"-
lcnc" OF smallpox. ,Naicrvii!t h"H ny
so much dread of this diseas" ~ 'ii''"'
other places as she has had eNp'i''
with II. The prevalence of tn" nls"aS'
in Boston ana tn. eases nearer nom"
have caused littlc alarm here. ''nt y
is thought best IL be prepared I" '''h"
IN the disease With both feet 'hc mo-
mrnt II appears IN IN. cit; ih"'iii y q"
SO and the meeting OF tn" hoard Waf
called chiefly for this purpose
1t was decided 10 cail upon thc
municipal officers To provide suitable"
pest hOus" y" that If ther" shru'c - 4
case 1t can properly handled from 'h''
start. II was also ,i., idrd to "if'r re-
vaccination. This does not mean gen
.ral vaccination but that an: on" j"
50 desire can be vaccinated by thr citE
physician ana that the city VIII nay
the bill. \ Very careful watch viii of
course D. kept by all Of the phyS'cianS
for thu first c;tS". There IL now scarce
ly any danger Of any such spread 81 ~"
disease aS tn. city Experienced q i"W
years ago. ~ II ii is nov NOR" tdniii;ir
and All the physicians Of the city an"
constantly On III. watch for IT, IN"
meeting OF III" board assures prompt
set ion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
THt USES AND VALUE OF GREEN
BONE

In ..fly December about tx - +.
Ivy. ! iirst noticed III th- columns VI
my agricultural journal an advertise
m-nt II q green hcne cutter +tatin-
thti ~aiI cutter ,.u!d b. SLY re nip
uiat.d. ana that r-.-n hony Was tn.
1 beet VT -Eg-foudE
! ! had heretofore in I4L-t-nt a
| s"rs and II VIA. intervals rounded ~
fresh bones ana found tEc Toals >cry
! -aG-r corsumer~ .f them hut N,
/ l1uccHs was so tedious ard unsa tiSG,.c-
I tory rha, had n-,er conunUeJ II.
f..-dinE regularly enough ;o fleet au5
ngtic-abl" chang iu egg-prodIction.
tt rhiS tim-, only about onr- sixth oi
uy fowls vere laying. They had larg,
warm quarters. good ain. plenty uf .X-
@r,is. and good food. They louk-l
healthy and wcrr mostly II. springs
h.t.h. had already decided to try
SONS ,@--fu"d, ANA the literature from.
ihis green bone cutter company seemed
oas,d un hard -horse" sense. Gould
1pt fresh bones from tn butcher III
-oWn frr "A mar- tr.ilr.
Er" the end Of fortnight had -cn-
glu ied that the b"nc-cutt.r wa the
TO 'i'-I Ni''I7 anu dtN'.i '''ihillelN.
WIN tn" machin" came. il was inn
m 'iat,l> 'nSta LED, grinding its stint
that neon ana every second morning
tnrreaft"rthrouEn thr winter and spring
and fall during moulJing. On use. |
found Is valuable for several things
besides egg odu,t tion. Eut first II all
learned that tho large he"f shank
n"A-S did not pay 20 cut wnen others
F,ctc plentiful, owing - tn great ""ar
"n 'h machine knives.
y too generous feed Of hone. dis
covered later, caused fowl diseas. Also
i hould not D. fcd clear. Feed i.
with some coarse food. az cut clover
"r bran. My preference is to mix il ir
mash nj the latter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

II seems that there has been a mis-
tak' in announcing the choice Of q poet
for the centennial celebration. The
statement that Mrs. Matte Baker
Dunn had been chosen was given on
tn. authority OF Il member Of the com
mlttcc Nho was evidently mistaken. 1t
y apparent that he made the statement
IN good faith and either misunderstood
"f heard wrong. but at any rate there
Was mistake somewhere and il was
Mrs Mary Keeler Taylor who Was
chosen and not Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Tay-
lor's work is Well known in the STATE
drd she has a fine reputation as a poet.
Ii really doesn't make much difference.
~ far rs the poem is concerned
whether Mrs. Dunn OK Mrs. TAYLOR
writes il. rs both ladies are emincntlv
capable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

I BEING GOOp-FOE ONE : COUNTRY.
| During President Mckinley'S recent
/ visit 20 the Pacific coast he attended a
{ reception given him by The Christian En-
hea7rrnrS, Epworth l.cagucr<, and other
! young people Of thr san Francisco
| churches. He made brief address on
/ this occasion. which must have been fuit
"f wise ana helpful utterancos. judging
I from I'll" imperfect report of il that Hp-
pcared in the newspapers. For one thing,
the President il reported fn have said
II" who serves thc Master b,st. serves
man hc.i; ANA ht who serves truth
serves civilization. there Is nothing THAI
lasts 81 long. nor wears 81 well ana is
OF =" m,st mahlo advantage tn the posses
sor rs hish character ana an Upright
ne When you are serving man by help
lng him L. u, better aUd nOblcr. You are
serving Your country"
That is. it j. mnossiby tp divorcr ua-
iri"tSm from ordinary living. a good son
i :" much IN" better citizen. y Kind
WIS., "np,nArr i So much th'. NOR" IT,
serving Of III, franchise. \ faithful
workman i III" mnr" likely tn &" hi
dutN on cleV zion ,iaN. " hen W, decide
upon III" candidates inr whom v" vii
vote. W. hav' 4 right e. Investigate their
rrivJt" character. ana III "" fini that one
y llc"ntious. 81 second dishonest. and the
thiru a drunkGrl. may well r"fUs" "a
giv" them charge of the Philippines.
-Naska. or the currency ana tarifi.
~ ~ a patriotic duty to ''iiN lp' on"
n''"' ara. y man inspired by genuine
ioTt of country may Set himself suitably
t. teaching boys and girls In tn. sunday
school. our country s not merely 80
many square miles 50 long q scd coast.
ana :" far down int" th, metIllil,rouS
'irth. Onr country Is also your Kitchen.
MIS-. HcntluNvf. and your Office. John
T"il.r. ana !uIr Sch0olroum. Master 4
Nor do th.s" large ideas OF patriotism I.
serve. rs some may think. to render the 4
whole subject misty ana vague. on the
contrary. when the exalted thought Of
patriotism enters every detail Of lite and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

The Maine central conductors d.
s'cnd.d i on TIL Travellers Friend" At
til" Maine central restaurant. sunday
night. rn masSr. They had been at
tondinc ii meeting Of their organization
in Bangor ana Of course had I" stop OF
h.r" tor a hit. "a ..at with j Fields.
1t looked for = miuut" as if an overflow
meeting would havr to j.. h-ld hut
they W,rt all stored away comfortably.
Il was rapid transit all right for tn.
'iibl.s. but th.r'- va- q plenty 70 20
ground. il H.. plac" did look i bit d.Su-
late AT r. tn. train pulled out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Watcry lie will b. Well represented AT
tn. meeting of thc Maine Pedagogical |
Society in Augusta. the last Of this
month. President White ot Colby. will
share one evening with Professor J. :.
stevens Of the University Of Maine.
Tn" former will have for his subject
M Sorts and Conditions Of Men" and
The latter a Field of Discovery"
Principal +. W. johnson Of Coburn. has
charge IF til" department Of secondary
schools and he has two Wat.rvillc
teachers IN his program. David :.
Wheeler Of the science department Of
'"hurn. will speak on the subject
Some Problems in Disciplinary Sci
"nre." and Or. Anton Marquardt Of
Colby. On Modern Languages in the
Secondary Schools
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Il has always been considered a good
sign Of spring when IN. street musi-
clans make their appearance on the
streets, but what ar you to think Wh"n
they come in the middi" nf prcember" :"
IN I'D man ana a boy We're about the
city. yesterday. Goa Ving out tn. small
,hangc with music on a harp and vin-
lin. Their appearance" doesn't jill, with
IN" almanac ana il viii have 1" -
down as another sign uf a very freak
ish winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

A very pleasant affair has been pian-
ned for III. Masons in this vicinity in
III installation Of the officers of Trcnr-
net Chapter No. - Royal Arch Ma
sons. .hiS evening. Most Excellent
High Priest Frederick w. PlaIst-d Of
Augusta. is expected to b'. present 10
perform the ceremonies. After tie in
stallation there will br music rrfrr~h
m-nts whist and dancing. Tn" install
litinn viii bt. open e. Masons ana their
wives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Mis- Susie Ward. y to has been IL th.
"mploy W tn Hathaway ~. at Water
viii" for several months past has sew
"r"d f"r connection with that firm and
ras entered the employ of :. s. X \. T.
t;r,'-i, " th,t citH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Th" congregational fair which was
postponed. last vs"k. on account of ,hc
storm. will b" held in the city hall. this
afternoon ana evening. This promises
t" hc OF" Of the best fairs Of the sea
son. Th"r" viii b" Il largc and attrac-
tive display Of fancy work at the hall
during the afternoon. including q booth
Of Oriental goods that will b. a great
novelty in fairs ana Il star attraction.
In the evening there will h.. a fin" on
tertainment. TIL" impcrsouation Of
Mrs. farley by Miss Mary S"Id"n NJ
Cobb Nill II" The special feature OF this
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Their was another runaway. yc,t"r-
dlT. which Is putting them in pretty
thick for W1toryiIlc. Tho team ut i.
\. Fierce, III" photographer. was being
driven across the street in front pf his
studio ana the sleigh was overturned
IN crossing tn. track. The horse start
ID IT good clip W the sidewalk and
struck the little Jog in the wall in
front of III" storc Of l.. II. Brown. lie
got away from this in light marching
order. but was stopped a little way up
the street The sleigh vas consider
ably damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
q. w. BROWN 6 co.
nov:a,eodtfSp

oli North street hN Illness. II" has been
Threatened with typhoid fever but il
is believed that il has been broken ~
and that b.. viii soon t- able {" hc out
ng1ir
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

WATERVILLE.

Inc snow plnw was sent over the
Electric road. yesterday afternoon. to
clear away the slush from the rails in
anticipation of another cold snap
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

There ARE somr 6.An.s" Plg., taEir N
Russia who enjoy religious nn I'll ~
H., .ti,,llltipn that the rnus' w WI" r's,,
Protestant parents and miSt h"' XII
I,t. Preaching ia MIN laHSn3g'S !,
E.,r,i ,ixrrv sunday in 81. PvtclToiTS "'
thc Protestant churches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Thc GHnrt'rlv conference. " ~.
Methodist church viii r.. heidi tonight.
* ~, church Nrsjry. E.v. Z g.
~"u'hard. presiding elder. Nili preach.
MI Hr. invited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

The specifications for the finishing Of
the new city building have been re-
teiyed from Architect Adams and ar.
npN ready for the contractors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
MORE POLICEMEN WANTED.
Many Believe that Two More Men Should Be
Added 10 the Force.

ii has been evident ior som. time
hat the city needs :; larger police force
This is not because the drunkenness or
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
HaIlOWell Advertisements

cJaytuu cummings returned Munda,
To MS work IN 4. NiusIrw y c"-s. stor..
lrj"r IN nbS,.nc, 81 J" dr>a ru ,rnir.
~ fitness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

NJ. Robert clifford ana t,en .hi.-
vi ~ ~ Forest CITY. I'LL. ar,. III tuwn tn
sp-nd IN winter with Mrs. o;iffor,'S
iath,r, Lafayette. G""dvin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

A Thr December term "f prcbat- ,pur;
+ u ,rDvan". Tucs'la. morning. u' ;he
lIoHat.. Office
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
FAIRFIELD.

TIM Missionary Society " tn. Meth
"Hl.-t church viii hold its meeting
y eluc-daN ..vrr.rC. With Mrs. Anna
Russell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

d. H. rrltt E"li,f Corps viii bold its
nnual sale. tonight, - its hall III Tot
G'rn block. Supper wiil b,. ~"r .--i tran,
4. ~ 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

&it and Mrs. Dennis Drew "f Far
Urihcr arr visiting Mrs. .. X Ia' -
m,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
The Board OF Health Meeting.

y meeting Of the Board of Health
Was held III the Office OF DR.. 4. Z.
Thayer, last evening 20 consider what
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Mrs. A r. Lord has r"tu;rrd from !,
visit Of several days with hcr daughter.
Mrs. RnSro. Eizzcl Ill Watrryill,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Miss Gcrtrud. Goode ia ~ Augu-t-
~, -sL sunday "ith h"r parents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Mrs II. l.. Maine; ana son Archie have
returned from Il visit 81 several DAYS
with Mrs. Maine sister. Mrs a. II. ira
cy. in TittStield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
MGaTB0DY'S HEADACHE POWDERS.

Absolutely safe, contain no substance
that is injurious to infancy or age or f.
'"ose enfeebled by disease. No possib,.
'''s'r 81 forming the drug habit bv the
'S' q Lighthodys headache powders
Benton. Ne
'''''hi'n ~ received excellent result.
II Us "f Your Headache Powders,
anu 'an 'ruthfully say tha, they are
'''' nest Headache Powders ever ,,...,
Send for sample. - = -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Mr.. Esther i:'lrrih rctc.""d. MONDAY.
=" her nom" in Watcrlillr after !, visj.
with ,latiVv~ III town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

+. n. Wheeler is confined to his home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
OAKLAND.

i i. lriz1'ii l.ft. Monday. fnr River
N'dr. 'ti. whorr i" Will Srrud III" w.r-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
Outing FIanneIs
Blankets

\ few pairs only of White Cotton and
Wool Blankets. Our Leader. at Sl.9S
All White Heavy Cotton Blankets, SO
Fancy Gray Blankets with pretty bor
,lers only So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
SOME Genuine BARGAINS.

10 pcs. 25c. Dress Goods FOR
5 Pes. 4ac. Wool Plaids for
: Pes. - inch All Wool for
59c. Novelty for
sac. Homespun for
36 in. Bleached cotton only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
CITY BREvlTlEs.


lhere is an un1elirercd telegram NJ the
once. of inc Postal lrpgupd company,
-'"'' H''.'' L"r a. ~ '"nn
Oihecr sam Fowler is now acting turnkey
900 the police station during the ulEpl watch,
having hVrn appointed TO the position yes
lerday 10y thlcf Blackburn
Thprp Hrc uudrllyorrd teier,rnus ~ tbn
orncc of thr Wcsfpft I'nlou tI1.i,.pra,nh com.
pauy for / s karr T. II Buri - ~
lours. liwcr Carroll Ciaudr Martin Jnmes
BrcusGcld ana j. II. Bnttain,
To- t.tu, -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
Mr.. WALKERS LONG FALL
TuM6LED HEADLoNe FROM A THIRD
FLOOR WINDOW.
He Was Severely Bruised--Muoh Dam
age TO the Tin Roof Of the
Miller Building.

Jacob Walker, known to his associates az
'ltattesnake Jake" ana WHO is a teIe.
phone liueman, took header out Of win.
dow N the third story OF the opera house
building Yesterday, ana landed on the tin
room OF the one-story Miller building with
force which rent n large hole In the roof
ana Jared several sections of plaster loose
fhere Is a. bicycle repair shop beneath the
! roof where Walker landed and the pro
/ prietor thought for short time that an
I earthquake or some other violent upheaya
I had the building in tow.
/ II was dizzy tumble the drop being
! fuly thirty five feet. Walker was carried
! 70 the police station for medical attention.
! Mhhii,h ne di1 not seem TO require. lie com
I pl9lned 81 q pain in the left thigh, Of
! crlck Ia the meek ana of several superficial
! bruises about the face.
walker is IN the employ of the Texas
I construction company which is at present
/ engaged In extending a line TO Beaumont
! Tue camp is located ten miles out from the
! flly on the Beaumont road Walker in
| FORMED a reporter for The Post that he has
| tnhcn many a rail- out OF telephone posts
! bur that the record Of yesterday has not
! before been duplicated In the cumulative
Npeerlences which have been mis- portion as
The injured man claimed that he was
showed out Of the window, in which he
{ Sergeant wlllford Of. the police depart
lnont Investigated the matter He was in
/ formed by Mrs. nopgood. In whose room
/ ne window Is located, that Walker came
! TO her apartments lntoxlclted; hat she
| tried 10 make him leave, but he refused TO
| go and took of his shoes She threw the
! shoes out Of the window Ia an effort to
I Induce walker to leave the place. bat he
! tried to get Chnnman below to bring M
/ the shoes. and retained his seat IN tie Win
| dow. Mrs. liOpgood claims that Walker
| lost his bnlnnce and fell our OF the window
| Vixen Sergeant Willlord visited the room
| 1t was In 2 condition OF great confusion
/ a lamp globe had becn broken. there were
| a number of broken dishes Wing about
Walker stated that he Is an old time
| friend Of Mrs Iopgood ana the family ana
| know them in Fort Worth, son of the
! lady mcntion j has been working under him
! In the telephone construction work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

La Forte saw min and box factory Is ex-
perted TO reach here today. IL VIII be in
place by the frst % the week. new
engine ana n planning machine are being
put IN. which VIII double the capnelp o.
Tic mill
& a fioitnes has gone on d TRIP 10 New
Yeib and expects 70 be gone about two
weeks lie win return by way OF , :
M0lnes Hts "trip viii be one OF consider
able Importance 10 the enterprises wi h
which be Is connected.
u. T. Kennedy came down from Houston
yesterday and brought an expert bua1nan
Ethelwaynr. which WAS launched recen "
The mast has not worked properly and
,Mr Kennedy Is DESTROYS Of having IL ut
IN shape. as the talk Of a race between thc
Is according 10 Mr.. Kennedy, aimed at
The Ethelwaync, which he says can beat
anything ScahroOk ever owned.
john Proctor Ut Houston caught q Span
ISL nlackerel In the canal which is claim 4
TO he the FIRST fish OF the kind ever hooked
10 this locality u weighed three and a
half pounds.
w T. Campbell Of Lampasas associated
With the Hogg Swafne syndicate, is at the
sylvan.
e. 4. Brownol received cheek this
week from the Office 81 the MyllOrS Ire
fnr the sum or S--5 the yaiue placed upon
ibe iewelrv and dinmonds stolen from Mrs
BtoWneli white I'm route 10 New York IN
the sioancf Lampass. The company also
stnt a letter, In witch rcerets were X
pressed that the theft occurred II Is not
Q common thing FOR surh occurrences e.
line
The Ia Porte bnll team VIII 60 10 Sea
blool Saturday afternoon to play
matched game. The two clrbs have played
five games this season, Ia Porte leads
With three victories TO thtir or dit. ia
gune last Friday resulting va score Of Z
e 8 at Tie end Of ten hard fought in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

ininmlrI LS t' S'IIio' | 80 I C,,,T
NIL tlsi, ., ho ,ct,,.D erts, 'n '''
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MARRIED IN HOUSTON.
Miss Fee of Kingston, Ontario, and N
WAY OF Waco Married at Rice Aotel

Way OF Waco Married at Rice Hotel.
In the parlors Of the Rice hotel yester-
day morning AZ 10 o'clock occurred the
wedding Of Miss Minnie G.. Fee ami Mr..
Fred ]. Way. Phe ceremony was solemn.
lied by Rev S. r. Hay of Shearu Meth.
odst church Mr. J y Bedell Of the hotel
management friend Of the groom. stood
up With the contracting parties during the
ceremony. The brides home has been at
Kingston, Ontario. and she made the long
journey TO Houston 10 meet the gentleman
OF her choice FOR a life partner. The groom
Is resident OF Waco. who travels for 4
st, Louis firm Mr.. and Mrs. Way depart.
ed al 1.JO for Galveston, and Will make
their future home at Waco.