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The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28
Without Charge.

Drafts issued on all parts of the United States at Bank tf Cape Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

F Nice, clean, porcelain tubs at City
 Bath House, 204 Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28
Who Knows Frank Keller? |?

Mrs. NJ. E. Keller is anxious about her son, Frank NJ. Keller, who Is 50 years of age, fair complexioned, has
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

Chechako cigars. Turkish cigarettes. etc. Imperial Cigar Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

Anything in sheet-metal work. Oscar F Witt, Front St., opp. Steadman.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

Choice English Bre akfast and green teas 5Oc. per 10. Log Cabin store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

Magazines bought and exchanged.
 Library, PA Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

Flour? See Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

the Tomato Toner; settles the nerves and tones the stomach. Can only be had at the Beard of Trade, Adams & Thagard, proprietors.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28

Creek freighting, Rowe Transfer, AS Front street, next California care.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-28
SUNi1ONS.

Date of frst publication June l. lvO2. Nl u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
A NEW EXPORT RECORD
For May Has Been Made at Galveston
And Ii Is a Good One.
FREE CONCERTS FOR BEACH WANTED.
The Marshal Has Been Given an Order
to Sell the Panama Hats Which
Were Recently Seized.

Galveston. Texas. June 10 Although the
month Of May Is usually rather quiet in
the matter Of foreign exports the one
which has just passed into history, with
enc exception, exceeds any other In the
records Of the custom house at this port.
This is the more noticeable from the fact
that the price ~ cotton, which must ap-
pear on the maultcsts of outward bound
vessels. has been lower, and there has
been lighter movement Of wheat and cot.
ton products, and no foreign shipments OF
corn,
During the period there were exported
SIS. Az bushels Of wheat. valued at So 6d6;
672i barrels of flour. valued at sea, AoS, and
IS, or bales III cotton OF the value OF s..
3HT.31S OF lead bI2,o3d pounds valued
M $40. ssh were exported. OF cotton seed
cake and meal, 5,gio,20o pounds, valued
At STl,0o4. and Of cotton seed oil al2,o0
gallons of the value of SJ4.NJi were passed
through the port other commodities
swcllcd tho total value of the months ex
| ports to S2.954I0l.
The Norwegian steamship Tito sailed thli
| afternoon for Nuevitas. Cuba, with car
I 90 Of cattle This is the second cargo o
| cattle shipped to Cuba On this ship re
I comfy
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HIGHER COURTS.
1he sunreme Court.

Austin Texas June l2.-The following
proceedings were had today in the supreme
court:
Applications refused; Fort Worth anu
Denver city Railway Company vs. IL, H.
Masterson ct al, from Tarrant; Texas ana
Pacific Railway Company VS.. Manic King
ston. from Van Zandt; Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company of Texas vs.
]. G. Denton, from Grayson st, Louis
Southwestern Railway Company eff Texas
vs l. johnson. from upshur; CITY. on
Itrnston vs. H. w. Bartlett tax case, from
Harris: Mary +. Boycc VS.. Jacob ll4rn-
tcrger ct nj. from Harris; Franklin LIE
Insurance Company vs.. Swcctie NilleneuNc,
nom Travis: Missouri Kansas AMI TeNa
RAILWAY Company Of Texas vs.. Polk Scar
bmotlgh. from trinity: j, III. and A. ii.
prrns rs j. NJ. SHELTON, from Dallas.
Submitted: State OF Texas vs. shippers
Comprrss ard Warehouse Company, from
Travis: W II. Anderson VS.. J. H. walker
The shippers compress case was sub,
mitted by ex.Attorney General Crane. and
T. NJ Carter for the corporation and At
tnrnov General Bell for the state. judge
oyott hriefed the ease and did not argue
he aucstlon Judge Clark Of Waco wa
! also present. hut did not say ANYTHING. i
| is believed that he also submitted brio
| for the company.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Buoketshop Decision VIII Cut Off
Some of the States Revenue.
GOVERNOR SAVERS WAS AT HIS OFFICE.
still Very Weak and Remained Only a
Short Time--Lsnd Patents Awaiting
Siunature---Department News.

Austin Texas. June i2.-The opinion OF
the court of criminal appeals yesterday In
the Fullerton case In which they Knocked
out the "bucketshops' was somewhat OF
a surprise to the dealers in futures evcry'
where.
The comptroller stated today that tie
effect Of the decision will be to cut OF all
revenue under subdivision rs Of the Occur
nation tax laws in cities having umder 10
go inhabitants and the larger part III
cities having lu,o0o or more inhabitants.
''Colections fiom this source, EowSNcr,
have been small, only six firms paying
in cities under 10000 and thirtytNo IN
case aud sileo In the second having pccn
rhief Justice Davidson delivered the
opinion and the concluding Paragraph reaus
as follows: ,,.o
understand IL that appellant was carrylns
on his business as the go-hetween,, tne
AGENT of these parties was carrying II On
FOR himself and acting as the agent VI
The purtics VINO We're buying ana sclilnE
futures In cotton and wheat hhl thut ulig W
his contract the real intent was simply Ipi
the nnitics 10 spcculatc I'm the rise ana iCl
OF ptices with no honu hde Intention oi DC
livery on the part OF appeldnt. " - w
don't an tho pnrt of the parties making wv
purchase that they had no intention of cA
/ nurchnso Of the futures and that the who'
I matter was understood by tho par,lrs n
\ Tho lime 10 he simply wager upon the us
/ and fall OF the prices, 2 speculation or W
on the nuctuation of the prices ia me ~
/ ti,lc In which they were dcailng. We Nc
1 lieyc undcr the decisions that the aprellAn
has clearly Violated this statute. ,Artici
Az Penal Codcl.
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First Court OF Appeals.

Galveston. Texas. June i2.-The court OF
civil nppeals. First district. entered The
following orders today:
Affirmed: Sugarland Railway Company
vs. S. Il. Archer. from Fort Bend; d. K.
FAINT VS.. Kennedy Pasture Company, from
Nueccs; Charles Clark. ST.. ct al VS. Julia
adams from Galveston, st. Louis south
tvesfrrn Railway Company of Texas vs.
nae Brown, from Angelina.
Reversed and remanded: John kroegcr
vs Texas aud Pacific Railway Company,
rom Gregg George NJ Dllley & Son W.. j.,
II RatliG from Houston.
Affirmed as 10 divorce and reversed and
renderrd as 10 property: ]. c. Long vs.,
NJ +. Long ct nj. from Smith.
Nation for rehearing granted and cause
reversed and remanded: i. i. Chew ct al
=. MARY A. Zwieb. from Harris,
Motion for rehearing refused and on sug.
eestIon Of appellant cause reversed and
scndered: Direct Navigation Company vs.
George Anderson. from Harris.
Nations for rchearing refused: Alabama
Ferry Company VS. j. +. Leathers 81 a.
srom Houston: w &. COrbett VS.. Il. i.
s1vcrs from Harris; John Young VS. Con
rad Hahn from Galveston.
cases submitted: Eastern Texas Railroad
companv vs. Fat and n. c. Foley, from
Angelipa: $. l.. sam " lonston, Gal
lawn and Magnolia Park Railway Com
many. from Harris.
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tho bin was "A for to II against Th's
measure passed tho senate In 1000, hut fail
ed Of passage In Tho house. IL ~ not un
likely 10 meet with The same fate tins wear.
as many members OF the house are already
Sharpening their knives for It,
Among the important bills passed by the
house was one introduced by Representa-
tive Wear 10 allow insure nee against SICK
ness and burglary, According 80 It's ore
visions companies must nave a. per cent or
fhcir capital paid in before they can begin
hupincsg, and the balance must be paid IN
within twelve month";. 40
Representative rrezevhuts bill reinilhE
10 bunks organized aud 20 ne otSahissn
pnsscd tic house Ivy n unanimous vote, ~
object Of the hin Is TO permit the orgahnN
tion ~ big trust companies ana 10 r nsnuu,
ncc foreign capital 10 invest IN hanklnE
",,norations IN the state. The measure
VIM no douht. pnss the scrnte, IL Is heips
hacked NV all of the New }rl'ans CONNER
ciAl organizations .a, ,,.e.
Renreseptntive Wilson'S bin to tax hAse-
han marks In cities over joWO inhaptah's
has bcrn fnyorably reported 20 the, house;
pSa,hc srnntn today passed the bill provid
tho For state supervision of homostoaI es
sociutlous The house passed the brsW
hin nermitting the city of Lake ChniiTF
a. cIcute "a fund 80 maintain Il punl'
/ lihrory. The measure now goes TO the XIV
( ornor. IN ,,,i,t, snnrr,ui
I ,hItJ,i,ns failed IN the house, but notice
3 ~ reconsideration was given by MT Marks
/ ma obiect of tho bin " 10 revive VIZ
! Srhts in New Orenns, but the senti ,',n,
| a. a. strong against IL that 1t Is praeuc""'
| dead. ~ e4o,dlov hill. abal
,.ttn, NC offices " justlces Of the peac
ana CONSTANTS In ward No, OF Y n.C"S III
hnu md creating In their stead the ciN
rourt of the city OF Lake Charles
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WASHINGTON COUNTY TANeLe.
Probable that There viii Be an Appea
to the State Convention,

Probable that There viii Be an Appeal
to the State Convention.
Brenham. Texas. June 12.-Befo.e the
county democratic executive committee dc.
clded that Il. A. Low was the candidate
for the legislature the friends of Mr.. Good
lett asked fer the privilege of again com
ing before the committee before the result
of the nomination was announced. and
being summoned and the result announced
to them, MIR Mathis gave notice that an
the papers should he pi cscrvcd with n view
OF further contest II they d, sired to appeal
to the state executive committee.
The secretary thcn read the .abuated
statement of the vote for prcscioitl se
and for and against primaries as above in
dicatod.
MI u. c. Giddngs, Jr., then stated to
that he was opposed 10 an independent
candidate; that he was democrat and
would support the nominee, and If Alr. Low
was Justly entitled TO the domination he
MIR. Goodett said afterward hat this
statement was premature, as be lid not
mean to concede that Mr.. Low was nomi'
mated until the last appeal had been taken
that could be taken. He further stated
that i'm view OF some Of the actions cf tic
democrats he doubted II he voted Tor al
the county officers that were declared Tie
nominees
ON the vote as 10 whether the executive
committee should go bchiud the returns ~
not, Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Broeschc, MIR. trocktt
and Mr.. Dever voted not to 20 behind w
returns Mr. WCrChan voted against tti'
resolution and Messrs. Conner and Thorn
hill did not vote.
following is the total vote for ,ornty 4
fcers: District clerk, A. NJ. krus, lS''%
| county Judge. r. T. Curry. 1891; cunntl
clerk, O. A. seward, 1852; county attorney
| W. H. Ewing, 1870 county treasurer, {, i
! Herhst. 1894; county assessor, p. t.. Lang
| hammer. 1876; county collector san
Schlenker. 1896; county sheriff, ID. p
! Tcague 1887.
The county is divided into four 'ommls
! sloner precincts hut IN precinct No. ! tner
| was no vote for commissioner, as this !
n colored precinct and the commissioner /
usually a coored man elected at the ecu
ernl election and the democrats make Ii
nomination there. .
Commissioner John Il. Pcnnlngton Of rrl
cinct No 8 was rcnominated without "l
position receiving 1GlI votes
Commissioner w. ii. Crawford oi pr'
cfnct 10. > was rcnominated without oI
nositiop. receiving $50 votes.
Commissioner c. A. Broesche was ~
posed by Mr.. William krnuse IN ro lll.i.
sioners precinct No 1, but was renorihale
by vote of 267 to ia for his opp'lehI
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nenver eroke a Wheel.

Galveston Texas. June l2.-The Mallory
steam ship Denver, which arrived from New
York yesterday. struck some obstruction q
the ruif and broke a wheel. She was abe
70 proceed. but somewhat slower Than sh"
would otherwise The Denver Is soon 10
undergo alterations IN mder to make the
arem,n's duarlcrs more bearable while on
d,,.. n, the last trip made by the Denver
o., ~ galveston 10 New York the heat below
became "a unbeatable that ono, OF inc I'VE
men became crpzcd thereby ana clideayor pre-,
~ H. 49, 49, rn,,aht rs "A fellow llborcr but hl
Lncot,c 20 Violent that 1t was necessary y
place tootcfs. as we'll as handcuhs' on MN
In order to restrain nm.
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sobI,ioher county Convention.

Ei Dorado, Texas, june o'-Ihe nen''
cratic county convention was called to eidc,
nv Hon. W. y, SilIiman, cliailmah' anu
Thomas j. Miller, secretary.
On motion OF 7. T. Slack, the following
cost was adopted: II am willing to eGse
myself to support the democratic NOUN
of the state and district conventions
Hon. A. r. Prior was ciecteu as
gate 10 the state convention ana au'ho'i% ~
70 go rnnstructed Harry Jackson TO 't 10
congressional cCnysnti9mo , auu r ," ". Loftiu
sg SUP E. siliman 10 the senat%ria, a. ~
SHa with distractions to vote FOR we
Hi! il Taylor TO the , rsprf Ior Tlaat
convention and msI ~ tSslexI2rGcr was elect
HudspG ,Se i I convention with t rus
t tiop IS TO ,' vote for W. A. Anderso" iO' .
I, irt attorney.
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
A Call Has Been Issued for the State
Meeting.

-
Meeting.
I've prohibition State convention wiz We
held I'm Dallas on July 4. The call just
issued, reads as follows;
"ro the Prohibitionists of Texas.
Dallas. Texas, June o, 10o2.-By instruc
ton OF the State executive committee we
hereby call the State convention Of the
prohibition party to convene In the city nan
at Dallas at 1890 Il. m. July 4, Now OF
every prohibitionists in Texas we WouIu
urrc the Importance OF attending TINS con
yrntlon. Never before in all the history
of the party has there been such a 9oN -
right, determined aud orsahlHeu rr
(nrr TO force our Issue u w
fIont, and never before has the tl, ,.S.
bpru AS ripc for great forward m9Nc ~
thr marty in Texas. We can not ano.u ~
LAG behind the advancing hosts oil gu
States. and to this end we ought 60 n Ia,'s =
large body of representative prohlnl' .l
from every section of the state III oru ,
that we may lay broad, wise plans toV rnI
greatest prohibition vote Texas ma NV.
Known. Brethren, we can make ou uus and nd
felt in this state for good. Come one auI
nll proparcd for work II L eNpecte9 ,u ,'r
Quincy Lee Morrow Of limos, luz luz IN,
mans other noted speakers WIN address w, .r'
convention. Don't forget the date' Iol S''
| can't afford to miss II. -h,i.r,,n
'9j. II. Conibear, state Cnairllan'
"P Il. Paige, Secretary.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
The knti-scaper Bill Is in Danger 81
Defeat

Especial to The Postl
Baton Rouge. La, June l2.-'Ibe anti
scalping bill pending in the legislature Is
In danger and it's failure would not cause
surprise. The hearings have been finally
concluded aud the house committee on rail-
roads, which has the bin In charge, took u
vote on 1t aud 1t was "a tic. That how
ever, docs not represent the real sentiment
Of the committee. one member who votcI
for a favorable report, did SO for the pur'
nose of getting the bill before the house,
but he IS opposed To IT, ana VIII Nolc
against H. The argument before the com
mitteo were characterized by that same m
teusItv that marked the hearings on TINS
stuiect In New Orleans, and nttrlcicd Il
large crowd to tn" sennu chamber Ine
Detroit srAlpcT. Mr. Llndinbergcr, VINO III
chairman Of the executive committee OF toe
American Ticket Brokers association muue
tho closlns argument for the schlpelh' WINE
Judge Clegg of Now Orleans, who was en-
Moved by the commercial organizations OF
That city to push the bill, closed iot tn'
lin The speakers we're bitter M thelr re-
marks and The debate NJ times reached th'
personal stage. a.,
At The conclusion Of the hearings th'
committee won't IN executive session TOT
vote Oh the bin with this result c.
For Favorable Report Johnson, GOT
! AN Foster, Didicr and Caldwell
| For an iJnfavornhlc Report Bonylll9in
! Friedrichs, Yentress, Leblanc ana Steldley
4 There was no chance OF changing tu'
vote so the matter was deferred uhtll mex
Tbo negotiable instrument bill passed IN
senate after II spirited hght me vote O
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Galveston, Texas, June L. The Calves
ton city Street Railway company VIII III.
nueuratc transfer system next week
whereby passengers can So from any point
in the city 90 the beach for cents The
transfers will be given between the hours
uf 5 aud II O'Clock D. N. and will be good
mtll thirty minutes after Their issuance
'rncy nrst be presented however, to the
tisnsrer gent aud punched by him. lie
win lie stationed at Twenty first and Nc.
chanlc streets, which noint every ear nae
II. ti,r city passes with one exception, auj
This comes within ute block Of It, The
transfer system is inaugurated Ia compll-
uuce with the chnrtcr - the compahS'
which provides for transfers 10 the beacA
lines between the hours mentioned dnliug
the months from May 10 September iucht
slvc The charter also provides int wh'h
the compnuys earnings reach S@h-Wo pc,
vcar transfers shall Ice given between all
lines I'll the time. rhe revenues, howevGr'
are at present far short Of that amount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
PANAMA HAT SEIZURE.
An Order Directing the United States
Marshal 70 Sell Them

Marshal 70 Sell Them
Galveston. Texas, juno i2.-An order has
been received Ivy {. Dart, clerk cf the
United states court. authorizing the sac
OF 1870 Panama hats which were seized
mt this port Inst month The order directs
United states Marshal Houston to give ten
DAYS notice nf the said sale and then pro
coed TO SCH ihc hats nt public on'cry to
the highest bidder The ordcg was made
hv Judge Bryant In chambers at sherman.
The case Is STYLED the United states vs.,
1870 Panama Straw Hats. and the order
set, forth that It Inns been made to appear
that from tho report " the appraisers the
goods seized In this case arc Likely ia
irtcrlorate In Valuc ana WASTE and that a
necessity exists for the sale of said prt ~
crtv THAT IL has further been malc 10
appear tnnt the pnrty VINO brought he goods
into this country is a fugitive from iNaiice
and therefore notice can not be given 10
him
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Zee cnnoerts Wanted.

Galveston. Texas, June Il. -Aransements
are being made for free concerts AT tne
beach four evenings each week inc con
ccrts will be paid by popular Subscriptions on;
inst aiout SiiO per week. G.. /, Hllden-
Gpand x ( Go. have donated the material for
he erection Of a grandstand ana oihsr nr ms
will place benches along me orach d., ~ ,nr
visitors. using them az lhe Same
advertising purposes. a. tho beach
The giving ~ free concerts AZ ths uraer
is the revival Of an old ana Vety po ~ q.
custom and one when was lpe i"'"''
tracing large crowds.
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Graduation Exercises.

Galveston. Texas. June l2.-Ihe Sradua,
tion exercises Of the Ball high schnol WIZ
be held next Monday evening at the soot,
ush RIte cathedral. formerly known rs
Harmony hall The list Of graduates com
prlses tho following names Herman Lahee'
Wilmer Masterson. william sehg lllde
In ~ pesri Garnett. Ellen Harden
Madebne Hogan. Louise Knox Edith az yy
Bianche Miller, Ada Rsseh SUSIE susie syn m,s
III, Tii.a friGv and Elsa Nittig. Inc
honor pupils are Kisses Luella Fonda Ihse
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m,. samc PRYOR Accidentally Killed

Ru,k Texas June H.. Mrs Sallio ffyor'
n widow aged 80 wears, was arHdcntnNI
shot aud killed ut her home Eve miles West
Of here yesterday by her brotherin'law,
Robert Pryor Jr. Mr.. Pryor was ont nira
hunting and shot at bird with rl1c.
Mrs, Pryor was ont IN her garden anoat
1tnrGinc Mt the time he hred and the hall
stIncL Mrs. Pryor In the breast and Killed
her. She only lived about ave minute nut.
Mr. Pryor was not ~ sight OF MIS- th ~
when he fred and dld not know he hou
shot her until he heard her cries.
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School Board Mectlnn.

Galveston Texas, June y meet
ing of the school bonrd hc'd TINS morning
the committee appointed to make recon-
mcndatlons relative to the ealloy mrht VI
teachers recommended the r'cle'tiou vi
the present corps OF teachers ana tue
restoration Of Miss Theresa l'yrne' VINO
4, of on a leave Of absence Of one your
III ,.o,nmittoc Also recommended the elrc-
lion of three new teachers, The report
was adopted and the three new teachers
elected were as follows. Mrs, u - rem
nle Miss Park ana Miss Hattie Willie
Tho natter of Increasing the snlaric OF
teachers was discussed aud the board 'A
pressed Il desire Ia do 80, hni me rcycnn.
would not permit OF It without short, n' p,
,rbe election Of colorcd teachers wns
postponed until n later date, MS Was MS,
tho proposition to build y new go orou
school building 81 East End.
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Charters Filed.

Austin. 1cxas, June i2.-'ihe following
charters were hlcd today
The Farmers aud Merchants Milling CON
pany of Grapevine; capital stock $1,000.
Purpose tc Greet aud operate a hour ""d
corn mill aud elevator and Manufacture
iour and fccdstuns lheorporators; D.
Nirr. q. c. l!sfill and W, II Lucas uo.+
Wcet Point Canning company OF Ne"t
pnInt. ,lpitn stack SlouOo. PGrposr 10
can vegetable Interpretations: j. A.
Darby, Dr.. NJ u. Clary and ). q shel-
Tbn III pnso Dairy company amended is
chart,r by increasing Its capital stock froH'
S.5,OoI to SjO,otO.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NEWS.
A Number Of Applications for Vests
Place Are on File.
MAY Be A CONTEST IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Goodlets Friends Are Not Satisfied
With the Decision Made by the
County Committee.

Austin Texas, June l2.-seyeral app ica.
tons have been filed with the governor By
well known lawyers who desire TO name
the successor to District Judge stephen
West of the First district. who died re.
Gently. Tie applicants arc ex.state sen.
ator X. Il. Scale Of Jasper, Hon. w. T..
Nicks OF Woodyille and Judge Wingate Of
Orange.
The district is composed OF the counties
of Jasper, Newton, Tyler and Orange. ana
as the summer term of court for the dis.
trict begins Monday, the appointment win
be made tomorrow or next day.
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cnrn,tnok Con1lnn Homo.

Galveston. Tcxus, June ~ rba Unlicd
Stotcs drcdgc Comstoch of Galveston Is
coming home 1t will he remembered tnh'
the Comstock was sent to Pc lsacola to DO
some dredging over the protest OF some OF
the residents Of this city who felt afraid
thnt the dredgo would not be rturned AS
Summers were given at the tlnp that shr
wntild no sent back 10 Galveston nnd hd-
vices have been received to the chcct that
she sailed from Pensacola yestrday Tor
this mort
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surRlrFs, DEPARTMENT.

cro,yc Toxins. June tt-who wants
H., La ,o ,It%I described mucs2 one black
, ,,', mni hrnndcd. Is a little slittish nbone
81 or yeas old don't l2aE if ISI nG ha TS
wofhen' 81, 4 vears Old. branded on iett
hhiigg has striped knees; the nane OF ea ,lC,.
ni Ia ms been cut but Is now about hve
Inches long; both horse mules, " n,stn Te
w. ,,, ton miles from In Grange, Commu'
..I.,An MINI 4 Lnessin. SHOWN.