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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-10

A chance of lifetime to visit
the Golden Gate city for almost
nothing. On July 3Oth and Aug
ust 4lh the O. X. & n. Co. will
sell round-trip tickets, 60 days lin
it, for $50. 80. and on August 9th,
7th aud Sth via Southern Pacific
for $50. so. allowing stop-oyer priv
ileges within limit, on account of
biennial meeting Of Knights OF Py-
thias. For further information drop
f. postal card to
G. ". MOUNT,
Gen. Agt.. Lewiston, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-10

At the dictation OF the powers
behind the throne which control
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-10

OFFIoERsF w. Ketentach President Fredench, Vce-Iles.
dent; W. w. Brown
DIREcToRs W. W. Brown, A. Fedenrch Frank Henry
Wax, F. W. Ketenbach, James Edwards.
Freproo vault for safe keeping papers
vauabes A general banking business transacted.
The patronage of the people of Idaho
is respectfully solicited.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
The Young Lady Captures the Wing Circuit Gndna Ou IFS
scholarship Work
E OVER 90 PER CENT THE CALENDAR IS GOING FAST
AS a Reward for Her Work She Has Re
ceived 500. -Class Has very
High Standing, None Being
Below SO.

r 81
The trustees of the Wing Scholar
ship fund have handed one hundred
dollars to Miss Hattie Duffy. as the
winner Of the scholarship. Miss
Duffy has an average standing in
her work Of 9O5 All the other
members of the class had excellent
standings, none Of them going be
low 81. The scholarship is awarded
once each year to the pupil with the
best standing. It is the interest on
a fund that was invested by Colonel
Isaac Il. Wing several years ago,
and there is q strong contest among
the graduates each year to win it.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
An Iron River Corporation Making
an Abstract.
WILL TAKE In BAYFIELD, COUNTY
Mr.. III. j. Weeks, of San Francisco, in
Charge of the Work, and Expects to
Complete tic Task in Ninety
Days.

Mr.. III. j. Weeks, of San Fran cisco,
arrived in the city the forepart Of
the week, and has commenced the
work of getting out complete card
abstract set. Mr.. Weeks will en-
ploy about eight or nine Young
ladies at the work, and will make a
complete abstract of the county. He
expects to finish the work in about
ninety days. The work is being
done for Messrs. Hunter & Steck-
bauer and Koplin & Koplin, of Iron
River, who have organized the Bay
field County Abstract and Title Com
pany. The gentlemen will have
their headquarters either here or at
Iron River. MIR. Weeks is an ex-
perienced abstractor, and has ar
ranged abstracts on the card VS.
tenn all over the country He came
here from California for the purpose
of doing the work upon which he
has been engaged. He will employ
all local help.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
Notices of County Convention and
Caucuses

Notices of County Convention and
The County Convention of the
Republican Party Of Bayfield, County
will be held in the Court House in
Washburn, Wisconsin, on Thursday,
July 3rd, 1902, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, as determined by the
County Committee, to elect ten DEL
egates to the State Convention to be
held IN the city of Madison on the
lou Gay OF July, 1902, at u O'Clock
Noon.
The Caucuses of the said Party in
the several towns and villages of said
County TO elect delegates to said
Convention, will be held on Saturday
June 21st, 1902, at places, ard as
required by Chapter 5, Wisconsin
Statues of 1898, at the hours design
ated below, respectively, to choose
the number of delegates to said Con-
vention, as determined by the Coun-
ty Committee as follows:
Bayfield,, Town Hall from 700 to
900 ?. NJ, Fouc delegates; Wash
burn, Town Hall, from ZOO to 900
p. NJ, Nine delegates, Iron River,
Town Hall from 700 to 900 P. NJ,
five delegates; Port Wing, Town
Hall from 700 to 900 D. M, one
delegate; Mason. Town Hall from
700 to 900 p. M, Two delegates;
Pratt, Town Hall from 700 to 900
p. M, one delegate; Drummond,
Town Hall, from 700 to 900 o. IN. !,
two delegates.
Dated at Washburn, Wisconsin,
this End day of June, 1902. By order
of the County Committee.
L. N. 7CLAUsEN, ]. E. JONES,
Chairman. Secretary.
Republican County Committee, Bay
County, Wisconsin.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
D. N Maxcy vs. Home Invest
ment Co, settled.

2 n Maxcy vs. Home Invest
ment Co., settled
Hendrickson vs.. Kenfeld, ct al.
On motion Of defendant, plain tiff
nonsuite6.
Lena Swanson VS. Andrew Swan
son, default, divorce.
Bolin vs.. G. ST. P. M. s. o. Ry.
Co, continued for term by consent.
Peter Nelson vs.. VIM. schramm,
struck from calendar.
D. 9. Pelton ct al VS. Spider Lake
Saw Mill and Lumber Company,
continued for term.
Iron River Boom and Improve
ment Co. vs.. f. LaChappelle ct AL
struck from calendar.
John Ritan vs.. Nels Ingmanson.
non-sut on motion Of the plaintiff.
The court officers are comprised as
/ follows
Hon. John K. Parish, Judge pre-
siding.
n F. a. Bel, Clerk.
George A. White, Deputy Clerk.
q. Fl. Lien, Sheriff.
Josepll Cover, Reporter
p J. Bestler and Ole Johnson,
Bailiffs.
Nels Westerlund, door keeper.
The following named were ad-
mitted to full citizenship by Judge
Parish:
| Hans Christensen, Olaf johnson,
August Olsor, Andrew w. Arntson,
August Swanson, Frank Paschel,
Peter Olson, Joseph Paschel, Isaac
Berman, Michael Hopkins, Jacob
Segal, Thomas G. Gorcia, Ole Nord-
lie, S. 2. Erickson, Renhard o.
Nanstdal, Charles Thoreson, Ewil
Swanson, Chas. Paschel, Wencel
Schafhauser, Louis Schafhauser.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
Notice for Bids

Bids will be. received BY the School
Board up to June 10th, 1902 for the
construction ola sewer through the
Lincoln School ground, bids to be
for 20 and "a inch sewer pipe.
Said sewer to be built according to
to the direction Of the School Board.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
J. A. SHERIDAN,
Secretary.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
One Man Gets Eighteen Months for the
Crime of Forgery-H. j. Coniin
Wins His Case Before Jury.
Other Court Ma tiers.


Circuit Court convened Monday
morning with Judge Parish presid-
ing. The day was taken up prin-
cipally in the hearing of motions,
but the case Of the State of Wiscon-
sin against Henry Martineau,
charged with forgery, was reached
District Attorney A. w. Mcleod
prosecuted, and Attorney A. r.
Mead appeared for the defense.
Martineau was charged with having
forged So order. The case came
here from Bayfield,. The jury after
hearing the evidence we're out about
an hour and returned a verdict Of
guilty, during Tuesday forenoon.
Later in the day Martineau was
sentenced to eighteen months inn
prisonmenJ in the state penitentiary
at Waupun. This was the only case
tried on the criminal calendar. The
balance were disposed of by being
dismissed. The case of Margaret
Butterfeld against Henry J Conlin.
claiming damages for false imprison-
ment was finished yesterday fore
noon. The Butterfeld girl was ar
rested by Chief Of Police Fl. J. Con-
lin without a warrent and her at
torney, Mr.. Shea, claimed that the
officer had exceeded his authority.
Mr. Mcleod appeared for tie de-
Tense. The Jury returned a verdict
of no cause for action.
The case of Ole Hagen against
Sheriff L. H. Lien. growing out of
an attachment proceeding, was taken
up yesterday afternoon and is being
tried before a jury.
Other cases were disposed of as
follows:
Alex Mccall VS.. Luther Davis ct
al, dismissed.
Abraham Gray VS.. J. A. Jacobs,
continued for term.
A. E. Delaney VS. Henry Johnson,
appeal dismissed
Peas Bros VS.. Z, Fl. Lien, ct al,
settled.
Otto Beauren vs.. 1. H. Lien,
settled
Washburn Brewing Association vs..
August Geisert. struck from calen-
dar.
G. F. Morris VS.. S. D. Peavey &
CO., change Of venue granted to
Douglas county.
M. b. Morris VS.. Northern Pacific
Ry. Co., struck from calendar.
Walter Newland VS.. Henry A.
Robinson. VIM. Tomkins was APP
pointed guardian ad litim for minors.
J. w. Twiggs VS.. O. Dundas and
D. M. Maxcy, garnishee, struck
from calendar.
Zimmerman Bros, VS.. VIM. f..
Young. as garnishee of A. E. De-
laney, dismissed.
E. Heidler VS.. Mary Heidler, di-
vorce granted, default.
Mary Ozios VS.. Alexander Ozios,
Ashland county case, divorce, de-
fault.
James Windsor VS.. John D. Ora
ham, continued fer term.
VIM. Harris vs.. Alexander Edgar
Lumber Company, plaintiff nonsait-
ed and action dismissed.
White River Lumber Company VS..
A. J. Mussel, continued for term.
F. Mcclure VS.. John A. Jacobs,
continued for term by consent.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
Next Sunday at the M. e. Church

1000 a. m. Glass Meeting.
lO:4o a. m. Preaching, subject
THE Miracle Of History"
200 Sunday School
300 p. m. Junior Epworth League.
$50 p. m. Epworth League
800 p. m. Annual Sunday
School Concert for Children's Day.
You and your friends are most
cordially invited.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05

A. A. Mast, of the firm Of Mast &
Frolich. book binders of West Super
Tor, looked after business matters in
the city Monday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05

LosT-A Sterling silver heart
with a picture on the inside and
initials of Z. r, NJ. on the outside.
Finder will please leave same at this
office.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
In State Contest.

Miss Mable Peterson was one of
the contestants in the state de-
clamatory contest at Madison
last week. She was accompanied
to that city by Miss Barnett
of this city. Miss Peterson
did not capture the first place, but
she made an appearance for our
public schools that was entirely
satisfactory to all. In the contes.
where there were fourteen contest
tsnts Miss Peterson won sixth
place, She won out over Milwaukee
and some of the other principle
cities of the state. The young lady
Wen to Madison the night before
the contest and delivered her de-
clamation against the opposition of a
bras band playing under the win
dovs Some of the other contest
ants lad spent week in Madison
previous to the contest training
under the direction of the best elo-
.cutionists in the city. Against all
these advantages Miss Peterson
took sixth place The young lady is
certainly entitled to the warm con
gratulations of her friends and those
interested in the schools in this city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05

Educase Your Bowels With CascaretE.
0c. 25c. If G. c. c. fail, druggists refund money!.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-06-05
school Closes.

The school year has been brought
to a successful close, ana it may be
said that the corps of teachers that
have been employed during the past
year, have been as whole, the best
that have ever been secured. Many
of the teachers have signified their
intention of not coming back again
the coming year and their places
will have to be filled by new teach
Iers. Professor Cameron will very
likely be re-engaged as supervising
principal. He has put a great deal
of force into his work, and his adj
ministration of the affairs of the
public schools has been such that the
people and patrons of the school
demand that he be hired for another
year. 1t is said by those best in
formed that no better choice could
possibly be made than Mr.. Cameron.
He is thoroughly familiar with the
work here, and knows better than
anyone else just what is needed, and
what should be done. He has had
an excellent force under him, and
the new school board will likely en-
gage as many of the present years
teachers as can be secured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

.tl,oN a ~
I @'Osasees *,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
HIGHER COURTS.
Flrnt Conrt Id AnneaIa.

FirHt Court az Anbeala
Csty,.tor lr..a. ~. .r,. ,,r,
-. w, SUI V'."p'i 80 nv ,'"''
pl elNll appeals ~ Galveston entered the
following orders today.
Affirmed. Z, &c. n a
=, = =. "i'eh ~ vi W II ~
H"porlfon' from Anderfoni w u Graham
a. oil Vs. William N Coolidge. trustee from
Hrnzorin
t,,.s..t .
"''''etu anu fciuhndedi Jaeggn q MAI
TN w. w H. IheHre, from Washington.
Affirmed fla part aud reyersed npd ren
dercd 4, 49,, ~.
u'N" =" I"ii' Ashp'iHle justice IletsIhts
difsenilng Il, T. Dorlty ct al vs.. Helen
Dnrlty from Nueces
Retereed ,,nt ,,...a., ,,, t,....,.
rons. ~ w.,
,i"ne - ~ wright Ns. Annie Ross, IRON
hniIlh
~ ttt..ou apu feQderedi u. A. Ctuso Nh'
~ ~, bni'lhy ct ~ IRON lylcT.
~ Noll2ne tof lchenring refused Eastern
itNah hNlfohd company vs.. Pat Foley ~
uui, ttoln ankelnl ~ LOUIS southwestern
H1HmHnS '"nPhny W KIM BfoNn, from
tntrlhn tuhiles Clhfkr 81 vs. Julid
hu3nl' from bblvrston. x NJ wills vs.
o. - Alvey 81 a. executors, from calves
VIZ.
tno Vhse OF husenc Siblcy w. VI. v
hayts 81 al, motiou to certify dissent 10
,,b,n',,p ooutl WINS granted hnd morton Tor
IcurhlluB was passed % await action by
supreme court on the ceriihcatc.
Mullun Tor rchcurlHg granted aud cause
tcN"lHcu qua fcnhudcd rs ~ admins
liNl"r "hlN, IN all other respects the mo
ti"l u REUSED sam Rcnnrds et al 40.
HRNnlu MHist "t 81 ~ from HARRIS
Melton 20 HE Transcript refused; J. w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
100000 ZOE A Bride.
Miss Roosevelt Gets Her Inheritance Be-
fore the Wedding.

W'9a NuoSSNcN 1etS tcr inheritance Be
fore the Wedding.
Special Dispatch To the Baltimore Sun
New York, October 10. Miss Hole,
Roosevelt Roosevelt, whose engagement Il
Theodore Roosevelt Douglas Robinson was
recently announced, has just come into nos
session of property In this city estimated
60 be worth more than $l,OOo.OO0. Trans
fera Of eight separate parcels " real cstnt,
10y James Il. Roosevelt, her father. and an
other, as trustees. to Miss Roosevelt were
recorded ON Friday
Miss Roosevelt has just attained her ma,
JorltN. she Inherited the property from hPt
mother who was Miss Helen Aston
daughter OF William Astor
Miss RooseNelts inheritance lust prlnr 10
her marriage, Is the result Of trust fund
which William Astor created Tor his dauvh.
ter ON the eve of her wedding 10 James
Roosevelt Roosevelt who was thcp M
lached tn the embassy nj London ON No.
Ntmoer >, ISIS Mt Aston executed deed
~ trust transferring securities worth SlOO.
600 To the United states Trust company
&C. be used for his daughter, Helen Astnr,
The deed gave 20 her the power 10 trans.
ter the property 70 any children she might
nave or TO her sister, Miss Charlotte Angus.
tus Aston who later became Mrs Coleman
praytop, and rs new Mrs Ogllvie Hale. nr
20 CAROLINE Schermvrhorn Astor, who be.
4amS Mn Wilson, or 20 her brother John
Mr. Aston increased the trust fund nv
NooN0 on March ., tSSs The Income was
paid 10 Mrs Roosevelt IN 10 the time M
her death on November 10. isas al Heath.
held Ascot, England nv her Win Mrs.
Roosevelt gave theTrust fund 10 samuel s
howlapd ana George l.. Rivcs, as trustees
Tor her Two children. James X Roosevelt.
Jr, and Helen Roosevelt Roosevelt
No portion ~ it was left Ia Mrs Goldman
pr9ytou Mrs, Wilson or John Jacob Aston.
Snu tuc WI ulrectcd mat the income Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever

Inc statements published below nor.
nIm tue clam Of Dr. Schiffmann that
and Hey Fever '''s
ATS; Mary zachery, Pleasant nm. Ia
sIyss = nave found your Asthma euro n
i,ss Y, \, cure Tor Asthma, Tor which
A Se9 y years ago. l have novor had the
slightest rotHra OF the trouble s,nss ''g
nave also found your remedy excellent In
broQehiai affections 'NN' ="
Hay Fever sufferer writes, Ibava
hAd Lay Fever for IA years, bought a
passage OF ypur remedy (Schiifmann's
Asthma CaroA OF our druggist and dne NJ
~ eSe this = The first summer that haye
s hot heen troubled. Mrs, frank GuilloTie.
" tS'ase svenqe, Roxeoro, Philadelphla'
Send &c stamp 20 pr. II. Schiffmann
AoS ~ 81 Paul, Nina, Ter free sam,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
CHARTER FORFEITED.
Gulf aud Brazos Valley Wiped OFF the
Railroad Map.
WORK on THE ELECTRIC ROAD BEGUN.
Surveyors Have Been Put in tho Field
ard the Line VIII Be Run from
Several Points.

Austin. Texas October "a Aitorney
General Rel today 0icd suit IN the dis
tiiet court hero to forfeit the charter Of
the our ANA Bgaaoa valley railway. a
short line abont Twelve miles Va length,
which runs from Peck chs on the rcSaa
ana Pacific. 70 Mineral Wells Ab'udon
mcnt u the property Is the reason alleged
Tor the forfeiture Of the r0nd's charter
When The charter was erlnte1 % 90 led
FOR trunk railway from HonHetis a. the
gulf
Judge freeman Of the Texas AMI rdCnc
was present in tho Interest ~ the CUR
ana BrH1oa Valley and waived The receive.
fmp righi District fudge Penn rendered
Judgment for inc State and the road %
charter iG now forfeited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

fNpetieneed travellers say that inc n,eo,s
served IN iac dlnipg cars on the New ycrl
Ncntrai are the hes, they have ever fonn1
" the East Of West COR Nhoie ee,,,tr, n
tSplNSeate0 m t4r mcuus. Oranges ffon,
ctesaJ3, S920 from North Carolina. hrenk
ttah, waior from thc AdlrSndeet tt",l'
tairs wire from Missouri aud california;
" adlsfion 10 tbs dnest lmnorttd WINS
'N fs.ts fyea Cuba, perto llieo end
NNpa5i REPRESENTATIVES, 3 N0uQty ahd axegl
lCnee OF service iAN. eolpn4fes ys ,,,-'5 ~
VIA thgf % tAe best hotsls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
IMMIGRATION AGENTS.

The BIO Southern Pacific Special Dus
Tonight at 7 O'CLOCK.
rho southern i'Oclnc special tralu Of iU,N
oNcursiculsts nom Cmcago win arrive 10
ious'on at O'clock tonight, ia chargy
of Gcucro Western immigration Agen,
George Mckinney.
ihe train lcft New orleans Yesterday
afternoon ana win make stops an ,Sfa,ctte.
poluiH NJ interest
me Land and immigration Agepts' asso.
cution VIII piCct tomorrow molning Al IN
oClote ln tho Nuditorlum Cor me pul posr
~ ttahsoguhs business of Importance Tho
rarity w,ll ,pcnd sunday m Galvrst,n m
nrlcr Ga meet Admiral SchlcN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

PARIS, fcXaa October - promoters OF
the pnfis and sherman mtcfurban electric
railroad hcld meeting here today ana It
woE decided 10 bulld the Inc without the
aid of Northern capital Inc Union lrnc-
ton company Of tleteland, ONO, hHd a
representative ut the meeting but mis- prop
oeltiQu did not meet with fnvor, aud as
The loca capitalists ct sherman ana PARIS
nave enough money a. push II through they
VIII dn $50 ON their own houk surveyors
VIII h' placed VA the ncid next week. ana
as soou as deeds can be secured work WIN
commence ON the transit luc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

San saba, Tcxas, October % Several
Santa Ne ofdcols passed through San saba
from Lnmeta bound for Fort Mcknvett. a.
the head NJ the san slha river The large
springs az thar place furnish an ideal cat
t,o 6uipping point Tor stock anu win com
m1ud me vast tattie ANA snccp county
between the hend ~ san saba river an /
the Rio Grande. inClu.inR the famous
Devils river country Tue road win tap a
nuo agricultural country, including the ~,
Un acres OF Irrigated lands IN san SluH
counts nnd 10000 acres IN Mcnard county
country blthtto untouched Dv RAILROADS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

Austin rc1as. October ~ The governor
today received a letter from the editor ct
the Texas Truck Farmer, IN which he
stated that the total number of cars Of
frult handled 10y the Texas roads during
the year WINS b1uo, instead Of AGO, as given
out recently tie says that his figures are
correct us they have been compiled From,
statcments made aud prepared by the rail
roads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
TeIsoraphlo oisodoioatIoo Removed

Nioimin, fcSas, Oct0bcr 20 The Western
linton lecnnph company has notified the
Local munger Edwin Wheeler that cf
fccuvc November /, the rate ON messages
go lloustun ana Galveston win hu 80 cents,
thf sniur ats to Austin aud San Antonio
This action WIS taken on % request irum
and VIII lee q great saving to The CONNER
ctnl lutvrcetS, uH more tctegiHua are sent
from here 10 Houston than 10 any other
pulut.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

iaAia IeAas, October IS Roy. W. g.
~ aes delivered hls f9tcwcu address IA
ne neeS aS pastor % the lNcc Netboalst
M NV. =" suis s't having served nis lnmit
tl ltele in hnn,s be Niu lcRye az
A.etsNW tef ~ diaiWVt ocnfarenc, af Dnp
Mhlep VIII conFcpg thls Nrck AKA tben ~
" sfAtfal coniereuee az regrtH neXi ,r.sk
s,,,'1 i, RI ~ n.hot dnurs HE has thg
WI 81 hAe's ynino tltl6cuship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
HRS. EHREr nlEn.

Was Brought on a Special Train from
Colorado to Texas.
San Antonio Texas, October %. Mrs.
William Ehrei. wife Of William Ehrot. A
millionaire banker q New York. died az
iho Menger hotel "a this city last nlrhN
having reached hero on a speciai traln
from Colorado springs, Cote. IN the morn.
Ing. She Was accompanied hy her husnand
Dr. Eerald r. Wens ANA two traineI
g9rSes. Mrs hhret was attacked nv heart
ylscase In Colorado Springs Monday ami
~ order 20 save her life special train
VT 10 san An,onle out ~ the high altitude
Srrings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

Loekhart. Texas, October es-In IN,
ease OF the state Of Texas VS. Denhor,
Mu,oh was tried in tho district court YES,
terday. ANA ln which tho dcsepa,,,. 49,
looking. respectable Young white ma, luz
shaFged With perjury. the inry rnt1rnoI % :
Netnet ot guilty aud assessed the nen,t,, /,
W tNo years IN the nenltentlnrr. FlN''19
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

pairing Old bridges. The rond IL 10 be put
Va thorough good order Ia short tune
This idad WIN hnu all the cane grown
along thr international aud Santa fW md
the present equipment Is tnfnllY inadcqunic
n ~ expected that passenger train VIII
be uui on soon thus relieving the stun
tirn 10 great extent
President Waller " expected 10 arrive
here soon Win party ~ capitalists from
Ihlcngp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
New Chief Dispatcher at Houston.

Temple, Texas, October ~ Mr.. I. S.
MCINTYRE who has been Que OF tho Santa
Er dispatchers here for the past two years
rs n'eN Nude chle1 dlspatchor az Hous
,tndHed his resignation here and win leave
~ oneo for Houston 60 assume his new
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
on STORAGE Tank al corsIeara.

Vor"cana Texas, October 20, MIR. W. II
Page surveyed location Tor a large moi
tNhk for thr Houston ana Texas Central
!lnlwnH about one lnllc from the city. This
tank VII be used as storage tBnk nj
cnsiues having OH burners
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
NOD GoId seeknrs Aa,,. -

LocAhart Texas October 2-Apotssr
ps y, 81 Colorado goIdseekers. composed
81 sold business men or Iockhsrt. lef, an
ms m@grning's train for Crlpple crso, ~, ru
on last S!NGS o65 who left Win The dr poT T
Worth and returned home NEW yc, tsTS at Fort
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

Ne. pent ,, Texas October % -Prob,n,t,,
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