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Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
ANXDS EM ENTS
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There is TO form of musical enter ta'nma1t that appeals directly to the tas-a or SO la:ge body of the public as tna military band concert And of band, there is apparently no end in the coInr.y, for while the genera! govern meut does little or nothing to forward this particular form of musical art, 1rivate enterprise is not backward in the exploitation of the native article or the foreign importation. The most signal demonstration of the popularity Of the military band concert can be observed in the history Of "Sousa ana his Band during the ten years of its existence. The organization is a per feet artistic ensemble or it's kind. and has done more to promote the cause Of good music throughout the length and breadth of the land than all the eTudite symphony Orchestras combined, Cor Sousa reaches the great body of he people who love music fer it's inherent ttracticns rather than for it's classical aspects. SOusa seldom presents a .on- cert programme on which Wagner is not represented. cnc all the great lights cf music find sympathetic interQrctl- ticn at the Sousa concerts.
 Scusa is at present engaged upon his twenty-frst semi-annual tour of his band, extending from Maineat Cali lccnia. Late in December he gees abroad again for his third European tour He will be heard here on next Monday. October 2T, for two concerts. matinee and evening at the Doris
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
Mems Suits

and domestic woolen in black, blue and the new shades,
 made up for business or dress wear, with that style and finish
 found only in the high class tail
 DTS; worth$17.50. Economy price
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

theater. when in addition to his great band. Sousa will present tive new sol oists and will offer brilliant and pcpu- lar programmes. The latest Sousa march, Imperial Edawrd." which be wrote for King Edward VII will be one Of the interesting novelties.
 The matinee prices will be 90, i5 and $l.oo. Evening, 90. $1.O0, $1.50. Reserved sGatG on sale at GcCdman's drug store this morning at 10 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

The new safe and vault door arrived yesterday and have been put in place. The safe is one of the best made by the Hall company, is fire and burglar proof as well 2s being air-tigEt. Tine door is made of a solid sheet of steel and is one of the heaviest ever made for safes.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
TOMBSTONE BANK.

h conversation with a Prospector representative Cashier Brandt oi the
 i-st National Bank Of Tombstone stated that taaj institution would open its doors to the public ou Monday next.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
MOTHERS

Who wculd keep their children in good health should watch for the first symp- toms Cf worms, and remove them with Whites Cream Vermifuge. It is the children's best tonic. It gets digestion at work, so that their food does them good, and they grow up healthy and strong. 25c at Elvcy G IIulctt's, drug Si ts
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

You can compliment a woman by praising her home. or her children, bu- compliments given to a man must be first hand.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

You get good work at right prices from FeaEm@F The Tailor. Your old 1uit cleaned and pre-sal like new. T. We~t Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

Tco late Co cure a cold after con sumption has fastened it's deadly grip ou the lungs. Take Dr. Woods Nor way Pine Syrup while yet there is time
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

The average town man has mere ap- petite than digestion.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

Worry is the interest mankind pays on the debt of nature.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

DRESSMAI[ING. Mrs. Sizty. 209 West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

Phoenix Trunk Factory for trunks
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-25
NEWS ITEM S.

Fl Paso, Texas, May 24-(Special CorrespondenceD Professor James Douglas, accompanied by Superintend- ent Walter Douglas of the Copper Queen Cor snlidated Mining company spent part of Saturday and Sunday in Fl Paso making an examination of the work done on the Bisbee road which is doing some heavy grading and building large bridge just oLt- side of Fl Paso.
 W. A. Julian and E. F. Dulkeiy-. both of Cananea. ca:ne m the early part of the week. MT. Dunkelee left for ms home in New York Wednesday and will return to Sonora in about two months. Mir. Julian is spending 2 few weeks at home with relatives and will return to the mines shortly.
 M. w. Wambaugh, formerly chief engineer and lately consulting engi- neer of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad, left with his family last Sat Urday for St. Louis, where he goes to accept q ppslllOu dS tilitl tHSiu'tE Ot the Frisco. The entire system will De under his charge and the new lines this company are building through Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas will be closely looked after by Mr. Wam- baugh. Mr. Wambaugh receives the largest salary paid any civil engine sT in the west. He is one of the strong est friends the southwest ever had and since his residence in Fl Paso he has taken a great interest in the dc velopment of this section. While in St. Louis he will use every endeavcr to secure for the western states good locations in the worlds fair exhibits. and has already been assured by Pres ident Francis that his wants will De carefully looked after.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-25
BELIEVED
 FAKE REPORT

The recent double-column scare head lined article appearing in the Fl Paso Times about the terrible scourge prevalent in Cananea and stating that men were dying there at the rate of 100 a day. caused much comment in Fl Paso.
 A good many believed the report, but the statements made by one w. A. Buell. were the very worst kind of rot and every single statement was without the slightest ground for its foundation. On running down the party Buell.. the Review correspondent found him to De a man who Onced worked in Nacozari but never was in Cananea at any time in his life, and what ne told the Times was what he heard from three machin- ists who lately came out of Sonora.
 These machinists are part of those who left the camp on strike and have been laying around Fl Paso ever since they left Cananea.
 Buell. did not realize how bad his talk sounded until he read the arti- cle. and then he was sorry he ever talked to a newspaper reporter
 The article was simply an imagina tive story given out by a man who was told something by three irresponsible parties
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-25
Engineering and Mining Journal Advices from Beaumont, Texas, indt cate that there has been a decided de

Advices from Beaumont, Texas, indi- cate that there has been decided de cline in the pressure whicG produced the record-making "gushers." The present conditions are demoraliZinc the speculating element. bat ths con servative operators are said 10 view the situation with equanimity and to see no cause for alarm. But some o- the companies heavily capitalized on one thirty-second or one siyty-fourth of an acre and owning one well which cost. say. s5.000 or S!0.0o0 are be leiyed to De up against c uiucu't proposition These are endeayoring 10 persuade the public that the press ure is as great as ever. To everyone familiar with the oil-producing indus try the falling of in the pressure is a perfectly natural consequence of the unrestrained exploitation of the field. It will doubtless have a salutary effect The industry will now get down to business-like basis, and into the hands of conservative organizations. It was not until this happened that stability of prices or profitable operations could be established.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-25

The territorial democratic central committee VII. meet at Phoenix next Tuesday to name the time and place for holding the territorial convention. Graham county will ask that the con ton be held in Morenci and if the com mittee will so order it the convention will be entertained as it never was before.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-25

The cyclones are having an inning this spring in Texas and Kansas It is safe to live in Arizona where the cyclone is on the bound.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
PLANS OF VOLUNTEERS.
Ask Tor Contributions for Feeding tl1e
Poor on Christmas,

Ask Tor Contributions for Feeding The
Poor on Christmas.
The Volunteers desire TO send out about
100 baskets 10 the poor on Christmas day.
As vet the reports coming In from the
solicitation shows that they have not
secured enough provisions for this they
viii need many things which as yet have
not been promised, viz: Turkeys. chick
ems. bread, pies cakes, potatoes and many
other things which would so to mako Up
good dinner.
They wish TO put enough for four IN
each basket. which will mean total Or
100, n they reach the mark they are aiming
a..
The baskets win be prepared in the Den.
yer hotel building and II Is hoped that
many will see III 10 send some Donation
there on Christmas day.
Clothing is also desired They expect 20
continue the distribution OF clothing ana
shoes all winter It Is also requested that
any one knowing Of any poor family WHO
are In need Of help viii send their name
and address to General j. II. watkins
through the postofhce.
The Volunteers desire 10 thank those who
hrve already helped them Ia this effoTt ana
also those who shall do so In the future
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
nrrRING THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR Holidoy Excursionists, 90 the usual
territory In the southeast; 'rha Old
states" 10 a number Of points In Old mcT-
Ii1htful an the year. also, 10 all p1luts n
Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois,
Nebraska, North Oak tn, South Oak "a,
Afinnesota and Wisconsin, THE DENVER
ROAD" has on sale FIRST 81 IS, limited,
round trip tickets at rate OF one fare plus
Two dollars Dates Of slle y cemher 18th,
i'm. 22d, Esd and goth, allowing tai ty days
To All points IN Texas, special rates u
obout a fare and tenth the round
min arrly 10 tickets gold December 2Sd,
"4tb 35th. 26th 3lst also January LIST, lin
itrd 10 return January Sd.
number OF people are Interest," 70
nose rates who want 10 Investigate the
sn,enlid conditions IN hortnw st Iezas
where the prospects are mnEnlhc ut, nov
tor the crops Those who wish 10 make n
te1~rr stry huv tho II 7meseeker6' tickat3
"T8E DENVER ROAD" sells.
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Eleventh pls.rIct conrt.
(Hon. Charles u. Ashe, Judge pres,a,n,
lily. Albrecht. clerkN

(Hon. Charles L. Ashe, Judge. presiding.
lily. Albrecht. clerk)
ugme a@ for SeT pSnS " for R SSS Newton
John Love Burrell VS.. G. f. Burrell tres.
pass to try title and damages; j. L. Wilson
appointed guardian ad Item 20 renresent
the interests OF Viola and Willie Bnrreii
Charles Bartels VS. Julia Bartels, iniuuc.
ton and divorce; dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
William Malone vs.. William H. Coolidge
debt; dismissed for want Of prosecution
william Cribben vs.. Christian NJ OFT
trespass to try title and damages continued
on the ground Of surprise upon application
OF defendant.
Lee Pugh, by next friend, VS.. L. W. Craig
et a. Injunction; dismissed at PLANTING
j. NJ. Bays ct al vs.. Heber Stone. tres.
pass 70 try title and damages; cause con
t tioHea a on ground OF surprise upon applica-
,Abbie NJ. Perry ct al VS.. II. L. Hunter ct
az trespsss to try title and damages: con-
tinued generally by agreement.
Lillian g. Alsworth ct al VS.. the Unknown
aelrs OF - +, Reese, clear title; S. H. Bra.
smear appointed attorney to represent the
interests of the defendants, cited by publ.
Josephine Q. s. Payner ct al We. J. NJ.
McCord, cancellation and accounting; con.
tlnued generally by agreement
4. T. Parker VS.. S. o. Allen et al. nc
counting; general demurrer OF defendants to
plaintiffs amended and supplemental nett
ton sustained; plaintiff declining to amend
court in this behalf and gives notice OF Of
appeal.
pass to try title and damages; dismissed for
want Of prosecution
p. a. Lackey VS.. Texas and New Orleans
Railroad Company, damages Judgment bv
agreement FOR defendant at its costs.
Tommy 7. Ash, by next friend, vs. Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Company, dam
Houston and Texas Central dE'e Rairoad
Company vs.. Matte y. Woodbridge ct All,
irespass TO try title and damages continued
Joseph Lobit VS. A. P. Hutton. trcspass
TO try title and damages: cause continued
on application Of the defendant.
Herman o. Schneider Va. Henry Schmidt
trespass TO try title and damages; con
c. B Hess vs.. W. S. NfiliiGen. trcspass
TO ME first amended original petition max.
ing new parties and cause continued gen
er3lly, lE agreement,
\. Whitaker vs.. i. L. Hudson partner
SHIP accounting: continued on application
Houston Ice and Brewing Company vs.
| Fred liillte ct nj. debt; continued generally
and reset by agreement for Saturday ~ the
second week in the February term
Amelia TolsG,how rs; Stalng Pillow, tres
pass 10 Try title and damages Judgment for
plainttf for the land sued for.
Henry a, Newman ct al vs.. Mrs, s. u.
l Cockrll ct nj; leave 10 plaintiff TO have
| notary public MI aud complete bis return
John J. Foley vs.. w. T. Carter. debt;
! Judgment by default for plaintiff FOR
tember ], 1902, and 10 per cent attorneys
stella NJ Miles Va. Richard A. Miles,
| tody of minor child.
j. $. Sutton VS. Munroe Dyer. trespass TO
try title nud dampges; continued generally
Henry Harnett VS.. Texas and New Or
| leans Railrold Company. damages juds
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Suits Filed for District Courts.

Jessie HarWci VS. The Houston Electric
Company, damages plaintiff represents that
on November 20, 1902, while alichtluc
from one Of defendant cars at corner of
Main street and Preston avenue, said car
was suddenly started, throwing plainti1 to
the ground. seriously injurnc her for
which She prays damages in tho sum of
$1,000
Olga oConnen Vi. Mike j.. oConnclE
carrie Reed rs Commodore Reed d.
yorce,
I. e. Ryan VS.. Houston Electric Com
pany, damages. Plaintiff represents that on
December 10, 1902. as the plaintiff was
boarding one Of defendants cars for the
purpose OF becoming q passenger uph ~
the defendants agents md servants star
ed said car suddenly with n Jerk, causing
his foot 10 be ierked from the step ana
plaintiff was dragged about nifty feet ny
said Sar, wherefore plaintiff nrays damages
In the sum Of $4,000
Albert ]. Nelson vs. The Houston Electric
Company, damages. Plaintiff represents
that on October 81 1909, that his wife
boarded one Of defendants cars; that VIM y
said car was running along Main street u
collidcd with a water wagon. suddenly
causing the car 10 stop, JoltinC plalhiltt
and iniuriug her permanently TOT VIII
he prays damages In the sum Of SlOUO.
CT, Garrison vs. Galveston. Harrsnur4
and san Antonio Railway Company dAm-
ages Plaintiff represents that on Septem-
her is. 1902 he was employed as a secu0b
foreman nv the defendant and that WINE
ga emploved ne was injured on one or az
fendapt's hand cars for which ne pIaf
damages Ia the sum of $4,000.
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mGGEsl sign N THE woRLD.

New Workers who are USED 70 plg thing
torc bean ustonished during the p 81 work
tr painted sign at the corner ~ Broad
av and Spring Street covering the north
iJs III two eleven-Htory buildingg. This
80 iSn coverg 70. 410 square feet of sDace and
Nv Ear the largest advertising sign ever
.,1ted. The picture is the well.knuwn
ss,nre Of sunny jim" who for so many
months has testified 70 The goodness Of
ot.yes biit In the United Kingdom 20 we'll
- ti,s picture, sunny Jim IL 1i2 feet
inehcs y height; Hi s,. ast i III ~ feet
IA fsft long His ear Is 2 feet . inches
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high His arm Is II feet long. HIS legs 90
feet long His thumb extends over q space
Of & feet The height 81, bis coll r u IL
feet { inches aud his tic Is feet 9 inches
la neigbt. His cuffs are feet incEes
vide che buttons on the cont arc 3 frct
o inches IN diameter, aud his cum buttons
are 3 feet G inches IN length. sunny
Iim's' feet are 20 feet 'oug, and the cane
which he carries IS 70 feet IN length. His
dog which sports along 10y his side. Is 81
fept Inches In height.
With this enormous sign, the reading
matter Is very brief and h.ls but Q small
part ot the space. II is as follows
"vleor, vim, Perfect Trim,
FORCE made him Sunny lin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
crand Amy Election.

Election o. officers of the George 3, Nc
cleIl,n post o. Grand Army or the Re
public. took place at Grand Army Of the
Republic hall. Mason block, Thursday even
lnr, December Is, 1902, TO serve for 1905
with the following results; ]. J. Reagan,
commander; Thomas Ferguson. senior vice
commander; n. Hume, Junior vice COM
mander; Alex p. G. STREET.. surgeon; A ~.
EugIe. auartermaster; p. w. Hudson,
ehsnisgn, , J. Bfllo<vS officer Of the day.
Geerse l. smith. ofnesr OF the Epsfdi MAJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
DAFT q. MlsInd.

The genial state and county tax eoiiee-
tor, George Glass, IS not DESTROYS Of at
taching the penalty 10 the amounts due
from any taxpayer Of Harris county.
The abatement IN an afternoon newspaper
that penalty would not attach until March
i8 misleadlug A 10 per cent penalty at
tache6 after January 81, and all taxes not
paid by that time viii be liable 10 the pen
atty. Pay early and be on the safe side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
81 Eslate Transfers

y I pvc and wife so Zirma
II ne RljiEethy. lot 10. block J.
Of the " Perry subdivision OF
~ Harvester cne-fod IN league
y a. Pye TO Zirma q u De BAN
rrtby. lots IL and -. block "l
m " ]. Perry subdivision ~ me
IIahl 6yo-acre tract out Of the H.
iriernegtcr one-fourth league
Wllliam II. Onion and wife 10 ~
I'll Inc Charles Huffman survey
J. h. Athey ct al TO Eugene N. Hess
400 acres out OF the William ~
Cook league ....-. - = ; ,;i,,.,..,
Y. W. Grizzard % J. z. Waltop,
lots 8, 7 and 8, block =, asian
addition. south side Buffalo hay91
n " House 10 A. z. sumson, ~
acres Of land out Of the '0nn
Brown league st.'.;'..''tri:c
George o. Hunter et 81 70 Arms ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

w u,alkruptcy against bin some time s~o
me me former hled an answer admittinr sIs
,,l,,.eheyi ana was accordingly aJsndsed a
yesterday "O''' lccfce,
douching this case and referring 10 nr,o,.
punlcation In The Post Of Dec inbcr ~ =
r y, Of The. Post was IN Haliets.
MN that nc had no preferences IN INC o-t ~
lnal assignment Tho Posts item OF II Ds,
csmher was prepared from tho nen, ~,
o. me plaintiffs IN bankruptcy by their "a
torneyH, Messra. Hunt q Never a.
Alfred e. Paul of Wharton s,,...
Keeper, filed petition 10 BANKRUPTCY ri.
day.. naming liabilities at S3sSS ~ ana
nominal assets at about $500 The matter
WIS reterred to Judge J. r. Burnett 81
this city for further action. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

Hart trustee. Delegates. S Meyer, Tholn-
rs Ferguson. S. Post; alterpates, George "a
Smith, L Il. Peters, J. Y. Wafer.
Joint installation Of tho George =. Nc
Clellan post Q and Of The ladies' ~ the
Womaug Relief Corpg will take place at
tine hall, Mason block Thursday, January
1, 1908. Tho public Is invited To attend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Fifty-fifth District Court.

Hon ". p. Hamblen, fudge. proeld,nr.
lily. Albrecht, clerk1 'e0'uis'
:, sutton ct al VS.. International and Great
Northern Railway Company. motion AZ
withdraw money from the registry Of tbse
court granted. VI tue
g, TX perte b. j. Tarver, to practice law.
w: Z, oliver, il, +. Ring and L. 3. Moody
pllcant ns ap-
Jake Marshall vs.. Galveston, Harrisburg
ana san Antonio Railway Company, dam,
Tor $500 allowance Of $3.50 to ]. RI Nor.
ton and Fisher g. Sears W.
benJamin Burns ct al vs. Jordan ANDY
trespass 20 try title and damages; leave Ia
plainun TO file first amended original neti.
lion and 20 detach exhibits from original
petition and attach to amendments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

Hon r. Blake Duprec, Judge presiding;
T. T. puprce, Clerkl
Estate OF G.. y. aud T. s Noble minors,
of gnardlanshIn MED.
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Position WANTED.

Man with II years experience iD con
work, nine Of same as praetleing
architect. desires po5itign fer 1908. Fac
tory End warehouse construction under
stood. References. 6o6l, this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Mar-iane Licenses.

I'm staashnn 70 Miss Matte Gay.
Uarvin Q. Moore 10 Miss Mabel g. PeteIs'
Adolnh Coward 10 Mrs, Mary Is. SEQ SEQ - -.
gan -, ned, raw
renee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

Mr. Bob Land Of beaumont has moved to
HeoEton and IS located with Houston Mule
nnd Livery Co, with The latest New York
Call ord Bon Ton Carriages and Broans,
and desires the public 10 give him trial.
Courteous and prompt service Al ell tine
Phones 7oa CITY pd.es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

Charles Delaney, two-room house, Hutch
eson street, $50.
II, il. Taylor & Sons, brick building,
Preston avenue, $1,000
!. e. Smith, fye-room cottage, Buffalo
etrsat $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.


First Presbyterian Church Has Arranged
Special Musical Program.
According 10 the custom Of observing the
sunday before Christmas Day as Christmas
Sunday, the services today. morning and
evening. will be observed az the First Pres
bvtefian church in keeping there@ith.
The following will be the musical por-
ton Of the two services
Morning
organ prelude
DoXOlogy.
6nartette. "Nasareth," Gounod.
Nvmn. ITO US a Child Of Hope 10 Born"
C16erforv baritone solol, THE Babe IN
Neneer Lowiy" (Kroeger), Mr.. II. Il. Gates.
LYNN, 10y 10 the World the Lord is
OI iiymn. GO. Worship Mt Immanuels
Feet
Evening
Organ prelude
HYMN Hy1SioS'H ark, Ny Soul Angelic Songs Are
SC ouaTette There Were Shepherds"
'p BasS solo "salvstor" cHumphries,, Mr.
II r. Gates
Gontrslto solo. with violin ohligato, 20.
Babe Divine Uresslerl. Mrs Baltie Allen
and Mr. Moody DAWSON
ouartette 0. "JuEt Bey - b. Lords
Prayer" PARKS.
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enIts EIl.d for Coulty CouI

Central Dry Goods Company vs. J. W.
FelIer & Son; debt, z..,,ts.
traitor, debt
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kinney Disease

saeTed 2 Foegelv ~ South Bend.
NlpfnII ,9r over thre, years with lie
p disease OF the Hidneys and
hsun and doctors did her no
\ her LeeS9n set in and she was con-
keaaoar'. ole began 10 take Or.
seg ~ ; tevcrite Remedy and 1t
David Ken.
e'al pr.ooS,.iIn.edy's Favorlte Remedy Is
~ EIS9pt and efdclent medicine
siiesses Tpn sy, Liver, Bladder aud
-ftlon rheumatism. Dyspepsia and
q iss rs,I aen y IN the new 5o-cent
''e bottls sr sl;Oo size bottles.
DsviS oqgh Tor trial, free By
&H Yu Kennedy Corporation,
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De case Of HARRISON Bros. & McNeely
fls the Brasoria Rice and Irrigation
eisly, which was set for yesterday In
Eleventh. district court. was reset by
fsn,ut to January ., 1903, at which
4. Tie case will be tried.
RiTs are about twenty Galveston ana
fkiou lawyers engaged in this case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

h. nunJsry docket in the Eleventh dis
n Our, has been concluded, every case
fag been called by Judge Ashe and m
b q come kind entered city, state
h county tax cases are set for next Mon
\, after which Judge Ashe VIII take a
rE Until January =, 1908, 10 enjoy the
Ean