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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05
TUESDAY
NEW MINING BILL.
Provides Radical Changes From
the Present Law.

the Present Law.
The text OF Senator Stewards bill to
amend the mining laws Of the United
States discloses n OF the most radi-
mining measures proposed in Congress
for many years. The bill provides as
follows.
That no person shall locate a mining
claim as agent Or power of attorney for
another, except as hereafter provided.
No person shall locate more than one
placer mining claim in the watershed
of any stream or creek In the same
mining district. nor shall any person
locate more than one claim on any
vein or lode; provided that any citizen
of the United States or person who
shall have declared his intention to be-
come such. may. after the discovery
OF ore in place in a lode or mineral vein
In paying quantities In a placer deposit.
locate one such claim for one other
person as agent or attorney and no
more in any n mining district; pro-
vided further, that prior TO any such To-
cation for another he shall file for re
cord in the recorders office Of the
mining district a power Of attorney au-
thorlzing him to make mining locations
for the person named therein, which
power Of attorney must be acknowl-
edged before a notary public or other
person having a seal and authority by
law to take acknowledgements Of deed.
and. provided further. that the person
for whose benefit the location is made
shall be a citizen OF the United States
or shall have declared his intention to
become such, and shall within six
months after such location file his ac-
ceptance Of the same, acknowledged in
the same manner as the power Of attor-
ney aforesaid. with the recorder Of min
ing claims in the district where mining
claims are recorded. and shall perform
the amount Of labor and improvents
required within the time prescribed by
law.
Section .. That on all mining
claims located as provided in section |
Of this act the assessment work requir-
ed by law shall be performed on or be-
fore the 3lst day OF December follow
ing the date Of location, except that on
claims located after the LIST Of Septem-
Der in any year the time within which
said assessment work shall be perform
ed may be extended to and including
the 3lst day Of December Of the fol-
lowing year, and no person shall relo-
cate, either by himself or by agent,
any claim upon which he has failed to
perform the said assessment work.
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New River School Report.

Following is the report Of the New
River school for the month ending
February 4th:
Total number enrolled. Is. Kittie
Austin 100. Bertha Webb 81, Ruth
Webb 90, Leo Likes &c. Harry Fer
guson 90. Mapes Ferguson 90, Nina
Harmon y. Delta Webb 100.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve, To-
ton, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns,
Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers,
letter. Fever Sores, Chapped Hands,
Skin Eruptions. lnfallible for Piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at C. w.
Kinney & Co.'S drug store.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05

w. e. Dalton gives away an entire table set
by giving away % cent coupons with every %
cents worth of merchandise purchased in his
store. On each piece is marked the number Of
coupons required to secure it, 1t is an easy way
TO secure "a nice table set.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05
"A Reward.

The DISPATCH offers 81 reward for any person
caught and found guilty Of stealing any paper
delivered by our carrier. Many papers and
magazines have been taken from the Library of
late and the practicer had better discontinue
these habits.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05

Hunters will please not go into the fields on
the italian ranch near Jake Hamllton's old
place, or on the Hill ranch, to shoot, as the
wild cattle break out and cause us much trou-
bic aud expense. OLINGHoUsE & GRIswoLD
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05

A we'll improved family residence. House
with seven rooms, o~utbdildings, good lawn and
shade trees; we'll and city water, electric
lights and good conveniences. Inquire of w,
Z. Hall, opposite school house.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05
Hunters ReMare.

Hunters trespassing onmyr ranch have caused
me trouble with loss of livestock and Other
damage and are hereby warned to keep off the
pref lises and avoid prosecution.
IL n GuORT
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05
Information, Want and Sale
Notices.

Notices not exceeding six lines. inserted Tor
% cents per week Or 70 cents per month.
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NOTICE.

Hunters are hereby notified that they are for
hidden TO shoot On my ranch and parties will be
prosecuted II caught doing so.
JOHN G~AIAvANrA.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05

A five room residence; good we'll and cellar,
four lots and other improvements. Inquire at
Wadsworth Supply Company.
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hereby notify all hunters not TO trespass OF
my premises. Those who do not heed this no
tice will be prosecuted. r.. G. HERMAN
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For Sale.

A fine new parlor set of five pieces of Sale.
Call at Barrstt's In Babcock new house.
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DOOOCCKQULIA TARID G.
e SPNIELVEB DI WADO II

We will recognize as a bril- anything belong
ing 10 the feathered tribe, whether ii be a Hen.
Grow, Singer or any other kind. You can use
any letter AS many times TO make u name as IT
appears in the list Of sletters ABOVE for in
Stance WoodcoclK. Piovef, snow Bird, etc. To
any persons who can maze u list Of ~ or more
different names OF birds, We VIII give abSo-
lutely FREE IA beautiful prize value ssUO or
lu..
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05
Saturday Night Socials

VIII be given regularly by the under
signed. Coed music and a pleasant
time assured 10 all.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05
$4,000 Or Grand $4,000
ORNITHoLoGICAL CONTEST.

Something entirely new and interesting,
Read what you arr 70 do. You may get EDJ
cash. Our contest is to see who can make the
largest / list OF names cor kinds) OF birds from
the folio wing list of letters:
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05

IfoNOIuIIOus, CfIUa OF IhahKs AHu IOcuIs' To UEs
aline.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Assessment notices 81.
Annual meeting notices So.
Notice Of appoint ment of administra Tor fh
For all other advertising legal rates will be
charged.
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- FEBRUARY ), 1901
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-02-05

Address: The 'Woman's World, - Brentford,
London, W, England.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Prominent Young Business Man OF Bee
vile Met Sad End.

Prominent Young Business Man OF Bee
vile Met Sad End.
Beeville, Texas. July 2.John Raymond.
well known young business man of this
city, accidentally shot and killed himself
today shortly after l. o'clock He was at
work In his saddle and harness shop ON
Washington street at the time and was chi
gagged In making a scahbard. for Al
calblre Colts revolver. In fitting tho
pistol in the scabbard II was In some IN
accountable manner discharged. and the
bullet passed through his body, striking his
heart and killing him almost instantly. No
one was In the store at the time of the
accident, the workmen having gone to din.
ner. Parties In adjoining buildings hear
the shot and went In to see the cause and
found him In the last agonles Of death
He was one Of the most substantial youug
business men Of the city, and his
death Is deeply deplored. 1t is especially
sad from the fact that he was only r..
Gently married and had only been home
four days from his wedding trip Ills
father who resides In San Antonio. was
immediately notified OF the sad affair aud
arrived here this morning. Young Ray
mond was a member of the Sons OF Her.
mnnn mud viii be buried by them tomorrow
morning
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Installatien al saatrop.

Bastrop, Texas, june 30 The public
installation of Masopic officers und ban
quet on Thursday night was most i'm
pressivo and enjoyable occasion Following
are the Officers Of Gamble Lodge No ~.
L. a and NJ. who were Installed; Chester
lsilard w NJ. PAM u. Page, 5. w; Leo
Zeiten j w; Eugene Erhard treasurer;
". NJ Andrews secretary; j. j. Carson. y
d.. w A. McCoal. D.; e. q, Lynch,
steward; II. d. HARRISON, steward; j. H.
u odmau tier.
Omicers Of Rnstrop Chapter No. %, K. A.
NJ Installed; T. c. Caip ~ g. II, p: W.
b Goodman, = X II. q. Haralson, y. 81;
Chester Erhd1'd treasurer; W NJ Andrews
secretary ]. j, Carson. c. H.; Paul y.
Page, r. s.. j. $ Wilson, II, a. G.; w. A.,
McCord G NJ. I'D. n; 4. I. Morris @. NJ;
second y. Leo Zieteu, q. NJ; hrst "; j.
H. Goodman, guard
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her.
MARTIN. Linden, Texas, July l. Rev.
y; n Martin Of Hughes Springs died at
this place saturday. he has been con.
awaiting a trial for insanity. He will he
buried In Hughes Springs.
WILLE.--Iiillsboro, Texas. July &c.
this morning. lie had been In III health
for two weeks He was % years old aud
was son Of former Chief Justice Willie.
lie leaves wife aud one child.
ROSS. Waco, Texas July 1.-4Charles
Ross, brilliant Young mnn Is years old,
died al his home IN this city Yesterday az
ternoon and was buried this afternoon. He
was one Of the. Nest popular boys In Waco
and his death Is deeply deplored by MI,
BLAKE. Mount Vernon, Texas July -
II. L. Blake, a prominent citizen OF this
county. died suddenly at his home at Gray
Rock Friday and was buried az FriCndship
cemetery Saturday with Masonic honurs.
Deceased was about 40 years old aud
leaves n wife and several grown children.
lie had been in feeble health for. the past
year. He once served as chief Justice Of
Titus county aud served MS county judge
ot this county two terms. great many
OF the citizens OF this town attended tns
funeral.
HARGRoyE.-Tem Texas, July -,
James NJ Hargrovc died Sunday evening
at the Kings Daughters hospital after
Years e sSsrng Mr. ;s liaTs 6Sn b vas ,ooS
SICK and was cared for at the Santa Nc
hospital While there his lower limbs be
came paralyzcd and he was kept In me
hospital the time limit Of six months. ~
the end OF this time the Kings Daughtets
hospital had just been organised ana Mr..
targrove was taken there MS the third pa
ticnt lie has been in this institution
from that time until his death sunday;
Very little Is known OF his early ire ana
he had no relatives living here
KURTZ. Fayetteville. Texas. July a.
Mr. Henry Kurtz, an old pioneer OF TINS
srciion, was laid to rest IN che lSr9tesant
cemetery hero yesterday, Rev. L. Pazdral
officiating as minister. He was = mem
her OF the Masonic and Knights OF Honor
lodges and was buried with Masonic hNn
ors He was a regular attendant OF lhe
PRESBYTERIAN church, of which he was ~
elder for number OF years, MISS lua
Mcitzen sang n pretty song In the churvh
suitable 10 the occasion. Fhe FaNCltcNlile
Singing club sang at the grave. The DC
ceased was born nj Riet2en, on the Ouvr;
I'm 1896 He came to Texas In lSAt setleu
In this vicinity and lived here ever since;
IJo leaves widow and four chllureh' ~
married The children are Mrs E9gens
| Bcckmann, Austin; William and frnhh
Kurtz and Mrs II. Glocclncr. All OF lnSm
were present when their father eNplre9'
MONROE.--M Kinney, Texas jury
! Mrs. Charles Monroe died here suddenly
today Of congestion.
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San AnneIo Maccabees.

san Angelo. Texas. June 2s.-San An
cello Tent No. ~, Knights of the Macca-
bees of the World, elected the following
OFFICERS last night for the ensuing term
II. A. Ransome sir knight past com
mander l.. L. whitney, sir knight com-
mnnder: d. A. snyder, sir knight lieuten-
ant commander D. w. Bryan, sir knlgnt
cier; Bascom Lynn, sir knight hysician;
Rev. Il. NJ. Masters sir knight chaplain;
C. r. Kelly, sir knight sergeant: p, =.
Deatbn sir knight master at arms; ;.
Hull, sir knight first master Of the guard;
George Norton, sir knight second master
OF the guard; Edwin Joy. sir knight sen
Installation takes place next Thursday
night.
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Another Boil weeviI Remedy.

To the Editor OF The Post
MeDadc. Texas June - Mr.. n. r. stiff
aemire OF Lee county thinks ne has dis,
covered nm absolute quick and cheap meth
cd Of poisoning the boil weevii Following
is his formula: Stir one pound OF London
purple In one gallon moiarses add half
gallon water and stir thoroughly; apply
With mop or brush by strikfNg the top
az each stalk He nays that h. treat u
seventy acres In this way; TINT be did the
work in 1--WE dsys NJ an expense of cents
per acre: that he absolutely killed all the
Insects and did not damage his cotton IN
the least
This Is given for what II IL worth. Mr..
Stinlemire Is known 10 the writer TO be
one Of the most successful cotton raisers
IN this section. d, r. lie Master.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03
TEXAS DEATH ROLL

SLAVIN. -CIeburne Texas, June 3o.-Alrs.
Mamie Slavin, nee Savage, dled az VIC
burne June %.
BRuFF Kerrylle, Texas. June 80 w.
H. Brun, an old citizen OF Kerr county,
died on the Dist.
THOMPSON. Austin. Texas, July l.
Rev, A. r, Thompson, "A well known lBAp-
fist preacher. die.l here this morning az
the Austin snnitarinm.
STOKES. Floresvlle, Texas, July L.
Miss Stokes o lady visiting here, died yes
tCrday morning early and was buried yes
terday afternoon at Marcelna.
JOYCE Killeen. Texas, June 20. Miss
Kate Joyce, aged IA. died at her father .
home In this city Saturday morning, after
brief Illness Of typhoid fever. Internient
In city cemetery
GRAVES Mckinney, Texas. June %
a. q. Grayes one OF the most pronp,in ZEN
morning from heart failure, at his farm,
two miles nor Invest OF town.
GRIFFITH Dayton. Texas, June ~
Died OF consumption, az Elgin' Texas,
years daughter Of Mrs. Dora Bozeman.
The remains were Inferred here.
SAMPLE Temple, Texas, July Mrs c.
B Hutchinson and Miss Cora sample yes
death OF their father IN Avoca, Jones com
Is. They left at once 10 be present at the
burial.
BANNER. Ennis. Texas 5gly Mrs
died In this city yesterday at 1 80 II. III
al the residence OF Il. +, Banner Hear
failure was the ailment. She leaves twS
small children.
| SPELL.-Huntsvlle Texas, June 80 ?
| The remains OF Joseph, sou of Mr.. ang
| Mrs. I'D Spell, were hurled at Oakwood
cemetery yesterday evening az $50 O'clock
/ He died on the 2Sth az their home, twelve
miles west Of Huntsville,
GEFFGRr.- Victoria. Texas, June 49,
/ Mrs Elizabeth 6cftcrt, ore Of the oldcs
4 rcsidents Of Victoria cout ~. died yeSierdH,
morning nj tie age Of 50 ard was buliel
IN the afternoon In Eyfrsreen cemetery
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The Mexican WHO Killed Sheriffs Glover and Morris
and Mr.. Schnabei
Observation-Disclosures

accompanied home by Mrs. j S. Glddmgs
Of this city.
Mrs c. &. Garrett returned from visit
to her son, Ell Perry Garrett In Sommcr-
VILE this morning
I A. Low left this morning for peyers
70 look after his sawmil thcre.
Mrs. A. l.. Steele has returned from Il
visit to relatives I'm Conroe
Travelling Passenger Agent ). 4. kendtg
OF the Santa he spent Monday IA the ity
Misses Edna and FRANKIE Tcagne re
turned last evening from visit 60 Cid
diugs
Attorney Fulton Tarvor VI Houston was
In the city Monday.
Miss Eduu Kennedy has returned frou
Il visit to Kenny.
The Brenham baseball team is practlrtng
daily at the park for the match game with
Of tho Fourth Of July celebration az som
uerYtllp
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New nuiIdinns for Waco.

Waco, Texas July 2.-Tbree large build
inps will soon be erected In Waco none
OF which Is to cost less than 10000 They
are the Austin Avenue Methodist church,
which Is to cost $4,000; the George W.
Carroll science hall Of Baylor university
to cost about $4,000, and the college build
ing that Is to be erected by the Baslllan
fnfhers OF the Catholic church, the latter
"a cost about $4,000. All ~ these will he
nnishcd al the earliest possible moment
Thcv are only some of the many buildings
that are being erected ia the city AZ the
present time.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas. July 2--rhe following
charters were filed this afternoon with the
secretary Of state;
Tho - c. Telephone company OF Nc
kinney; capital stock $4,000. Purpose, to
maintain systcm Of telephones in the
counties Of Collin, Denton, Grayson, Wise
lis Kaufman, Rockwall. Jack, Parker,
Pnlo Pinto, Johnson, Hin and Navarro. In.
corporntors: J, y, Redy, w, A. Rhea and
J. e. Mitchell
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Rurleson Countv RoIls.

caldwell, Texas, July 1.-The countN
sdge on yesterday forwarded TO the State
at Austin the Burleson conn
scholastic rolls. The summary is as fol-
,Ns:
White, males, 11ss; white. females, 1916;
pfnl, white 2109. Colored, males, 0J4:
9lored females. 905; total. colored, 1441
ItaRd total, i141.
This includes the independent district
Caldwell The census fails some 227
heTt Of last wear, the grand total for 1906
sol being 436S
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Governor Browning Talks.

Austin, Texas, July 2.-Lieutenant Gov
ornor browning arrived in town this morn
Ing from his home In Amarillo TO look
after some business In the State depart
mcuts. He says that his section OF the
State Is rapidly building up and that the
weather M there is not so dry as " Is
further south The lieutenant governor
says that he Is not In politics and that
he will not be a candidate for governor
n year hence He also reports the people
up I'm his section are greatly elated over
the proposed new railroads which intend
10 trnYCrse the Panhnndle.
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The state Enoamnment.

Austin, Texas, July 1.-The local en-
campment executive committee this morn
ing presented the adjutant general with
a check for $500 10 defray the expenses
OF the State encampment The ofAcial
order calling the militia to assemble at
Camp Mabry July 10 to ~, Inclusive, was
issued this morning by Adjutant General
Scurry, and Will be sent out 10 company
tomorrow
The order Is rather lengthy and covers
every detail for the calling Of the troops.
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carthaoe Kniohts Of Pythias.

Carthage, Texas, June 2o.-Carthage
lodge No ISL, knights Of Pythias, at
Carthage, elected the following officers 70
serve for the ensuing six months: j. L.
Fan. chancellor commander; r. y, Fite,
vice chancellor: o. H. Butler. prelate;
J. G. Hull, muster Of work; II r. Hooker,
muster at arms A. Burton, inner guard;
q. Il. Jones, outer guard. The lodge Is
expeeting H. H. Swink the grand chan
cellor OF Texas, TO be with them on the
Fourth of July, as he has announced his
purpose TO visit them at that time.
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De Witt County Notes.

cuero, Texas. July The school rolls
SDeWltt county have been completed for
year 1901. They show II total of 1923
etc and eolored outside of the lndepen
NJ distgicts of Cuero and Yoakum. Cuero
III 500 and the Dewitt county portion
Yoakum has S6s, making a grand total
5393 for the county
Prof Thomas Nj Colston has been elect
superintendent Of the San Antonlo
hpols, which leaves Cuero without n
at the present. Prof Col
re and his friends are loath to part with
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Old Soldiers Picnic--ciy Council Held
Meeting.

Meeting.
Reouinout Texas Jul,, - one Of the
committee ON Tue GA solulsiS picnic :" We
given at Blanchette park july 1 says thnt
ali ,,.,,,,,,.,,ts fo. a d.ltsbtfni 1n,, b,V,
- ~ frIt 49,
oeeh peIeoteu. cohslueraple humpei OF
families have promised 70 fix basket din
ners aud snend tho entire day I'm the mark
- " ',.,,,
As HERETOFORE stated me amusem'h's VIII
,nn,ifestod IN tho oil tddIers, no,,as, ann
- e'e V'',
the chahces are that 'he lhrongS VIII hc
entertained with Il diversion that Will take
Thorn bnck IN otbar and nossibl, HAMMER
DAYS The program Of athletic exercises
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Officers Installed.

Copperas Cove. Texas June 30--At
stated meeting Of Mount Hiram lodge No
$50 on Juuc %, the following officers were
duly Installed to serve for the ensuing
Masouic year by Past Mastcr Or. II $.
Arnold: j. s. Clements, worshlpful master;
ii. r. Hicks senior warden: 4, G, Howard,
Junior warden; w r. Stewart, secretary
d. H. Goodson, treasurer, James Hudson.
tyler: John Efird, senior deacon
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Acmnatead tiappeninqe.

Hampstead, Texas, July Lin the county
county today agreed judgments were rem
dored In the following damage cases for
persual injuries against the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway company Of Texas;
Pink Malone. S1CO; Gabe Williams. SIS;
Henry Bryant. S23: Robert Bryant. $50.
Judge H. NJ Gnrwood Of La Grange Is
I'm the city attending county court.
]. y. Meek of Houston Is IN attendance
on county court
Claim Agent Rankin OF the Missouri, Kan
sas ana Texas was Ia the city today.
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TenpIe TopIcs.

Temple, Texas. July 2.-cohductor Tom
Plttman left yesterday for the Nayasota
branch, where he win have passenger run
In the future
Temples cltlzenlzed Chlnnman. Y. r.
Ling. has lust returned from Austin, where
he has been to get his naturalization and
citizenship papers reiasped. Recently bis
trunk, containing these papers, was stolen
from him
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Superintendent Lefevre in CHARGE.

Austin, Texas, July Superintendent
Kendall, who for the past three years has
been In charge of the State educational
department, retired from the office today
and turned II over to the new superin-
tfndent, Prof Arthur Lefevre. Mr. Ken
dnliEwill take charge of the Denton Normal
school During his term OF office, he has
made a brilliant record for himself and the
department and he has made many friends
IN the capital city, who viii regret his
1faYing.
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onAl NEAR HUNTINGTON.
Vein Struck While Digging Well on
Rght OF Way.

NIWTIV
Nacogdoches, Texas July l-Mr " a.
Blount received from Huntington th's
evening lump Of coal weighing apou'
twenty-five pounds which was taken from
n well being dug by the Texas ana New
Orleans Railroad company on It's right ot
way The wen Is ten feet square ana IS
about 100 yards south Of the depot. On
striking the coal the engineer who Is oper-
atlng the engine tried It for fuel ana
COM he was using. which was bitumlnus.
MIR Blount owns the Land surrounding the
Hnd and is ju6lant over the discovery. ~
4 o'clock this afternoon the strata had
heen punctured over u foot and the pros
poets were good for large bed of coal.