Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
TExANET'sAO.

Santa Fe shops at Clebur1e are busy.
Sabine river was mil wide last
week.
Floyd county reports stock In nno
condition.
Archer county had four-inch rain
Sali Sept. %.
Dallas is to have a chemical manu-.
featuring plant.
Fall vegetables are being gathered
at Wichita Falls.
Hog law carried at Bukville by
vote of lis to 1917.
Last weeks rain injured cotton
around Winnsboro.
Public schools in all Texas cities
opened on Sept. %.
Apple trees were in bloom in Gray
Bon county last week.
Circuit and district Federal courts
are in session at Waco.
Low land farms have been badly
washed in Gregg county.
Evangelist Fife conducted a three
weeks revival at Amarillo.
Several houses were blown down
near Farmersville Sept. 90.
Tioga, Grayson county, by vote of
63 to 40, refused to incorporate.
Mexican boil weevil is operating Oh
some Ellis county farms near Italy.
Wichita Falls assessment is 81, 100
OoO an increase over 1901 OF $500 900.
John Batsell had his left hand bad
ly mangled in the Ennis oil mill gin.
Wichita county has best start of
volunteer wheat and oats ever known.
Several diptherla cases are reported
aroud Gauze. A few children have
died
Two and one-half inches OF rain fell
in Neuces county Sept. 90, breaking
the long drouth.
Mississippi Valley Oil company of
Beaumont, capital stock 100000, has
filed its charter.
Walter Rollins, 5 years old, while
bathing in the Colorado river near Bal.
iinger, was drowned.
Aaron Nelson, coored. was convict
ed at Waxahachie Of criminal assault
and given ten years.
Dan A. Stuart the well-known
sportsman. has purchased valuable
property at Mineral Wells.
The eighty--nve boilermakers in the
Texas and Pacific shops at Marshall
have been given an advance of 1Oc per
day
Veal, Adkins & Gray Bros. OF steph-
ems county shipped fourteen cars of
cattle last week to st. Louis. They
went from Strawn.
James Mcdonald, an Orange school
boy, while pitching baseball twisted
an arm so as to break it about three
inches above the elbow.
The Texas, Red River and Southern
railway will build spur from Sher-
man to the large feeding pens recently
built at south Sherman.
An old white man with nothing on
his person by which he could be iden-
titled was struck by train at Nava-
sofa and fatally injured.
State board of education purchased
$4,000 worth OF Throckmorton county
refundlng bonds as an investment for
the permanent school fund.
The Bowie Canning factory, at Bow
ie, is shipping out Its first years pack
of Montague county peaches, black
berries. beans, tomatoes, etc.
Frank REVERE Fox, an old citizen Of
Brownsville, was dangerously cut with
knife in saloon at that city. Coun-
ty and City Physician Layton was ar
rested.
John T. Penn. a well-known mer-
chant tailor Of Dallas, died in that city
on the 22d after a lingering Illness,
caused by cancerous growth in the
stomach from which he had suffered
several years. He was As years of age.
Harry M. Pease. who made quits .
reputation during the Hogg-C Clark
campaign as cartoonist, died several
davs ago at Chicago. His wife, who
surviyes him was Miss Fife. formerly
q resident of Houston.
Sixteen alleged crap shooters, four
white and the remainder negroes, were