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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Forney, Texas, November Cline only
contested race In the county was the race
for county attorney between Ed Sewei ana
j. $. Woods. 1t has not been decided yet
and the latest report is that j. $. Woods
leads by only six votes.
Refuglo Texas, November 7.-Refueio
county officers: County Judge. W. l.. Rea;
district and county clerk Eugene Low;
sheriff. G. w. Moss: tax assessor, p. ID,
Garrison; tax collector. G. w. Moss; treas
urer William Baumgartner
Fort Worth Texas, November Nv.
M. Mcconnell, an old Confederate veteran,
nounced today that he Is an applicant for
appointment of inspector OF penitentiarles
of Texas and left for Weatherford to pre-
sent his claims to Governor Lanham.
Ranger, Texas, November g. astland
county went democratic from top to bot
tom except the office OF county Judge Sam
Bryant, Independent candidate, was elected
over Judge John Stubbleteld, the present
incumbent The race was very exciting
and the result close.
Garden City, Texas, November 8. Glass
cock county officials: County Judge, j. w.
Holder: district and county clerk, William
Hanson; sheriff and tax collector, W. j..
Shank; tax assessor William Girdwoo1 .
treasurer, d. NJ Lovelace; commissioners,
W. Z. CLANCY, u. r. Newland, Dick COT
fee and w. b Edwards.
Barstow. Texas. November 8. --Following
are the officers elected for The next two
years: County Judge J. A. stewart: sher-
in and tax collector. Burch Carson; district
and county clerk, Dan Bilberry; tax asses-
sor. w. L. Fullerf; treasurer. G.. r. Wal.
ton: justice OF the peace, j. W. Irby;
constable, j. w. Summers.
Newton. Texas. November 7.-Offcers
for Newton county: County Judge. c. A.
Woods; district clerk, John NJ. Horger;
county clerk, John NJ. Horger: sheriff, r.
II. Howard; tax assessor. d. j. Raglan;
tax collector. T. T Howard; treasurer,
John D., Clark; commissioners, P. l..
Wilson, W. W. Powell, j. w. Weaver
and 7. j. Wlndham.
Wallisvllle, Texas, November 6.-rhe cleo
tion passed of quietly, The vote was lignt
in all boxes, none of them polling the full
vote. All the county officers were elected
by big majorlties, save for county clerk:
his was cut down some. J. r. Wooten
being reelected by hrty odd majority. An
the old county commissioners were re-
turned and also the justices OF the peace.
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LIPTON'S CHALLENGER
Shamrock Ill VIII EmbOdy Some Radi-
cal Departures.
FUNDAMENTAL ERROR IN CONSTRUCTION
OF Eia Former Yaents Has Been Dis
eovered--New Boat Will Be Much
Superior to Them.

Glasgow, November THE Associated
Press understands that In the Shamrock III
was embodied come radical departures in
the matter OF yacht construction which
have not appeared in any previous chal-
ienger, These changes are said TO be due
to an accidental discovery made during the
trial trips Of the Shamrock ! and the
Shamrock II which convinced the designer
that there had been q Fundamental error
In the construction OF all the recent chal-
lengers. This discovery was made too late
to admit Of the remodeling OF the sham
rock II. but when its nature was explained
to Sir Thomas Upton It had great weight
in deciding him to try for the America
cup third time. Both designers, Fife and
Watson, are convinced that they possess
solid data upon which they will be able
TO build yacht superior to any previous
cup racer. They are certain that they have
evolved Hn idea which affects the whole
theory Of construction of sailing yachts.
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rer. He reports sum total OF cash. bonds.
notes and leases capitalized on a basis 81 4
per cent? on September /. 1902, Of $40 ss,s'
$50 "a. and estimates an income fo- she
yeaIe ending August 81, 1908, OF Si.sss..
b6p.b7. '-'''o'
For county permanent school funds COO
tables OF this report @
The diligence OF the State board u elm.
cation IN Investing the permanent school
fund. the new law permitting its invest
ment in the bonds Of municipalities and In
dependent school districts, and the increase
OF taxable values, has made it possible foa.
the board to declare per capita bnSie ~
81. 90. N' ~
This is the highest point reached since
1898, and has been feasible in spite az an
unusual increase In the scholastic census.
and of the most conservative estimates al
the resources Of the fund FOR the ensuing
year The increase In scholastic population
since 1893 has been 1914. 194, and 90 $50 since
the last preceding census. That the avail.
able fund should more than keep pace with
the increasing population proves both nd.
minietrative skill and fidelity. and tho rapil
development Of wealth in the state; aud
the coincidence of such conditions with such
signs of educational progress as have been
previously Indicated (still more significant
because indicative Of enlightened purposes
or the people) makes most encouraging
augury of the future
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REPAYMENT OF POLLTAX
As a Requisite TO Voting VIII Apply 10
Municipal Elections.
OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Furhor Returns from the Election OF Last
Tuesday--Whte Mans Union
for Bay City.

Austin, Texas November T.--Attorney
General Bell expresses the opinion that
II the poll tax amendment TO the consti-
tuition has been adopted It's provisions will
apply to municipal as well as state cleo
lions, without any further action by the
legislature The amendment becomes eff
feetlve as soon as the governor issues his
proclamation declaring its adoption, which
can not be done until forty days from the
date OF the election The attorney gen
eral uses the Language III adopted" ad.
yisedly, because officially he is not sup
posed to say more in advance of the Of
fetal announcement of the result OF Tues
days election
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Amona the Bowlers.

The Houston Turnverein Bowling club Sc
lected It's team last night to represent the
club In the coming state tournament, q
be held In Houston on Thanksgiving Day,
The team IS as follows: l.. T. Schweikart
K. w. Knodel, d. d. smeaton, w. y. Aber
nethy. II. Meyer. r. II. volght, j, e. Hen.
ginger, $. Carotbere, w. Leopold; captain,
o. w. Leman; substitutes, l.. B N.
Schneider j. Crawford, Henry Aibreeht A.
j. weiss ana Henry Hamblen. The boys
practiced last night and SOME very nign
scores were made.
Thursday night the ladies BOWED for the
lady's gold medal. which won was by MRS.
Charles Kuhlman with a score OF 80. MISS
Bertha Knodel won the handsome box q
candy, donated by Charles Helm for seconC
prize with a score OF "a.
Sunday the Carlsruhe Bowling club vii
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SPORTING NOTES.

Olympia, Wash.-The al-American trio
Of ten-pin bowlers has defeated the Olym-
pa team by a score or 2S49 10 2276.
Nashville Tenn--The University Of Ten
nessee football team won-ll 10 O-after
fierce battling with the University Of Nash
vile.
Baltimore. TEDDY" Moran of PhiIadel-
pbia knocked out Jimmy" Farren Of this
city IN the eighth round Of their twenty
round bout before the Eureka Athletic
club.
Liverpool. race for the Liverpool
autumn cup resulted IN a dead heat be-
tween Kings Courser and ThrOwaway.
In the run on Throwaway beat King s
CourBer.
Memphis-The work OF thoroughly or
ganizing the new Southern baseball league
will be pushed rapidly forward The distri-
button OF franchises will be made during
the present month
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Washinaton ceunty Precinct Officers.

Washington County Precinct Officers.
Brennan. Texas. November 7.--Following
Is the list OF precinct officers elected
last Tuesday at the various precincts OF
the county:
Commissioners precinct No !. William
Johnson commissioners precinct No .. w.
II. Crawford; commissioners precinct No.
3. John r. Pennlngton; commissioners pre.
clnct No. 4, G.. A. Broesche Justice pre-.
clnct: Precinct No. l-Justicc. b. c.
Hughe; constable, T. u. Connor. Pre-.
stable s. J. Keudrick. Precinct 40. g.
Justice j. II. Chappell; constable. r. n.
Burch. Justice, j. j. Mccain; constable,
a. Nogelsang. Precinct No. 5--Justice.
Joseph Fell; constable. y L. Bailey. Pre-.
cinct No. 6-Justice, William wendt; con
stable William Woods Precinct No T.
Justice, II. J.. Nelnast; constable. r. NJ.
Barton.
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won Am HuNpREp no oNE.
Duke of Kendall Proved a Surprise to
the Ring at Aqueduct.

Duke of Kendall Proved Surprise to
the Ring at Aqueduct.
New York, November 7.--Duke OF Ken
dali, at 100 to l. won the fifth race at
Aqueduct today. He jumped away In front
and lead all tho way, winning driving by
two lengths. Lyman Hay won the 0akdale
handicap easily by one and a half lengths.
Five furlongs, handicsp-oom Paul, Lord
Badge, Relvino. Time 1:2s 25.
Mile and seventy yards, sellIng-Courtney,
Rocky, Coleman. Time 1:48 80.
Seven furlongs, the oakdale handicap
Lyman Hay, Allan, Examiner Time 12S.
Mile and a sixteenth, selliug-Young
Henry. obia, Barbara Frcitehie. Time
1:49 Is.
Six furlongs, selling-Duke Of Kendall,
Fading Light. Star and Garter. Time. l:l5.
Mile and seventy yards-Arden, Musidora'
Mosketo. Time l;41-
seven furlongs, selling -Geneseo 10s
collin, Melstersinger lOl BrunsWiek ~
Sedition 104 Songster lU9. Neither one "
Issa 1l2, Tribes Hin 107, Yesuyia JOB
Blanket lO7. Miss Buttermllk 1o4. The
Huguenot 100, Carroll D., Rappenecker III
Maiden 1O4 Lady Sterling JIG, The Ref
cree 1O7. Morkanta 1l2.
Mile and seventy yards-Jlm Ciarh aOs,
Oclawaba 90 Satire 106, Ascension 20. san
Anderes 1903, Lady Sterling 90, o. Whittier
1O4.
Five and a half furlongs, handicap AZ
Candle lis, st. Daniel, ". r. Condor III,
no, Fiorham Queen l07, Sweet Alice 106,
Court Maid. Ancke 100 Captiyntor io3'
Kiettaning 100, Lady Lake 80, Illiria o.,
Sis Wagner. Hnckensack %.
Mile and seventy yards, the Bay View
handicaD- Glen Water 100, st. Ftnnan los,
Himself 1O7, Warrented. Andy Williams
1o4. Hunter Ralne 40,
Five and a half furlongs, maidens-h lng
John Hackensgck Right Cross, Mart Null
len. Mount Klssoee III. fentihw, Louise
Elston. Queen Boula, Lady Mistake, t5eisha
Girl 100. Jack O'Lantern III Guila Arthar,
Swift Candle 100. Quay Park, Agio, Merry
Sport. Barkelmore 1l2.
Mile and seventy yards, selllng-Annie
Grace l03. Wellesley, Henry Clay Rye lo6
Flara 1903, The Hugenot 100, Pau Creighton
100 Morton 9s Fonsalee 10i. Althea o.
Blue Victor 1903, Amlnte 100. Mollie Peytou
1O3
Clear and fast
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WI,ite Man. Union for RaY cIty.

Bay city, Texas. November IA mass
meeting OF citizens was held Wednesday
at the court house at . .. m. for the pur
pose of organizing White Mans Union as
ISOLATION 20 control the city govern
ment OF Bay City now since the corpora
tion was carried An organization was per-
fected and constitution and bylaws
were adopted. j d. Moore WAS elected
president; X; W .MlddIehrooks' vice presi-
President Moore has fixed Tuesday. Novem-
her 10. as the day for holding the primary
for nominating candidates for the frst Of
lcers Of Bay City
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Jack County officers.

Jacksboro, Texas, November 6-Jacs
county officers elected: County Judge. Ii,
S. Blair, democrat; district clerk, j. a.
Rouse. democrat; county clerk. s. L. Lee
man, democrat; sheriff. Los Cope, popust;
attorney, F. s. Garner, democrat; tax as
SCISSOR, K. h. stewart, democrat; tax col.
lector. John Wilson, populist; treasurer.
q. X. buykendall, democrat; commission.
ers, NJ A. Graves, e.. NJ Vance, O. w
Ware J. A. Kagley, all democrats.
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Democrats Successful in Hamilton.

Hamilton, Texas November 5.-Tbe en-.
tire democratic county ticket was elected
by majorities ranging from zoo to llUU
votes. rhis is the first time in twelve
years that the democrats have elected the
whole ticket. The ticket elected is as fol-
lows: County Judge, j. W. Warren: sherin.
4. p. Kinsey; assessor, r. ". Scott; col.
lector, W. 5. Graves; county clerk, George
w. Oliver; district clerk, X. c. Cornelius
county attorney, X. e. Murphrce; surveyor,
W. 4. Saxon.
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cass County Officers.

Linden, Texas. November 5.--rhe follow
ing officers were elected; District attor-
ney. H. F. o'Neai; representative Seventh
district, }. w. Hurt; county Judge, W. e.
Ford county clerk, w. A. POWELL district
clerk |. n. Marott; sherin, I, Il. Walker;
treasurer, 4, S. McDufne; collector j. Il.
Ellington; assessor, c. {. Powell surveyor,
j. w. Barker; county attorney hill stew.
art. Hurley, the republican candidate for
congress, got twentysix votes to Shep-
pard's III at this box.
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CENSUS AND TRANSFERS

1t is efsier TO critlcise the defects OF the
present method Of apportioning the State
available sobool fund, aud Of existing stat
utes governing the transfer Of children from
one school district TO another, than TO sue.
gest feasible and effective remedies. In
the first ace, the requirement Of the con.
ttitution (article l. section % that the
available school fuDd herein provided shall
be distributed to the several counties az.
cciding to their scholastic population, +"
seems to the writer to interdict any other
bas!s than population, in the plain and
direct meaning Of the word. Therefore,
tnose Who adv ocate ap9ortionment accord
lhg - average school attendance, or school
enrolment, would probably have to show
gooq cause Tor amending the constitution
IN tRls regard, as a preliminary stem to the
desired legislation. AS q matter of course.
surn good cause might exist; but question
lHNolNlng amendment of the constitution re-
culiarly deserves thorough and Impartial
examination Of its merits and especially
reasons against such n proposition as we'll
as reasons for II demand unpre iudlced in.
Nestlgauon, On the one hand. the census
o. the scholastic population costs about S3B
w year, while sworn reports of ayerag
attendance or enrolment Ia school would
cost practically nothing: also there can b.
no dispute Of the fact that the present
method Of apportionment gives a larger
proportionate sum for the bnnedt Of shp
children who actually attend school In
certain sections nf the State than ls re.
celNed IN other sections for the benefit OF
slhnlar children In some sections no per
cent OF the population within school age
others, on account Of snarse settlemept
poverty, ignorance Indifference or ;,rs.
ferred private schools, less than 30 n p
cent mFy attend the puh'ie schools.
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: New Orleans, November THE New or,
leans cotton exchange today inaugurated
movement TO stamp out curb trading
Notice was posted by the board OF directors
lrstrnotlnr the hoor committee to enforce
enc rule which outlaws future contracts
made outside OK exchange hours and 20 me
members who violate the rule.
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Rains County Results.

Emory, Texas. November Trains eoun-
ty goes democratic except in three county
offlces. W. a. Clendenin. the present
county Judge and democratic nominee for
reelection, was elected over league, who
served 60 such for four years under populist
rule by the largest majority. ever received
Il tho county. J. W. Piersen. democrat,
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was elected by a majority slightly less thqn
Ciendenin A NJ. Haye Dem), far cOun-
" treasurer: s. j Stuart Dem). surveyor;
o. H. Rodes Undhg clerk Gus Orsb irn
Qnd), sheriff. and ID. W. Ryan, tax asses
sor, were elected
Tho campaign was bitterly contested. ca
pecially that against Judge Clendonin by
some mon who claim 70 be great democrats
when away from home among democrats
but who always fight the ticket.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
VeoOrt Of the State Superin-
|ent Of Public Instruction.
PRIDE IS BEING AROUSED
!, transferring Children from
p.,riot TO Another Should Be
4 Materially Altered

rovss November e.-Superitend-
.'suc instruction Arthur LefcYre
n,ennlal report in the hands OF
- soday. The report covers
..,,c year ending August 81, leOl'
;. .sust 81, 1902,
- "a the growing population ana
~ the public schools Of rexas
Z, riutendent says:
are many unmistakable evidences
rs ia upon the eve Of a period
Ne activity in educational work,
y which has been justly described
mime business Of a repuDlic' and
Grounds for good hopes that this
10 energy may be so directed that
/, true advance and IMMIGRATION In
ere of education may coincide with
..'ure and glorify the materlhl uevel.
as.t is opening such magnificent
:t No 20 Texas. Such coincidence
snstitute the choicest mark of d.
, U, 10 merely one of the many
IA mo times TO which ! refer, atten.
IA. ,nrited TO the number OF independ-
|3.Anol districts recently created for
,oso NJ improving the conditions OF
toyernment and support;
Asdent districts created during
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II bdent districts created during
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/. bdeut districts created during
ear 1sOl-19O2 .............,.'.' %
{be ffty-hye Independent districts
III during the past year btteen We're
A he'd during the last three months
az wear. Within the last year. Also'
&xes have been levied IN a large
.IsAof common school districts.
'fhNcts show that the people OF many
No Tahsye recognized that local sup
$--Von of the State apportionment is
~ VI our system. Our permanent
n ~ IL indeed a magnificent In
,hut Il falls far short of afford
N8iote endowment Of the schools
J "a $ent generation.
III bAkment ought TO be self-evident II
a q Efered merely the shortness Of the
g&ng which the public schools are
ked. especially In view of the fact
Hn al present local support amounts
~ than % per cent Of the state ap'
skment The general average length
aoo term Tor the children Of tue
Nor the year INV lbNl' luCluuluB lH'
k,ient districts, was a little less than
Ind one.third months. Nevertheless,
N has been SO much talk, not 60 say
ING, Of the muniicent permanent
n fund Of this state that It Is dini
"A make the public realize that a good
,1le OF local support Is indispensable
tIasystem That necessity should, in
E<Rentually prove advantageous, auc
Efofoundly accordant with the fnnda
tNNlnciples Of true democracy In fos
vlacpl responsibility instead Of entire
heace upon distributions by the state
kiaeht: Int meanwhile there can bf
,lft6ed general advance in the educa
Il ffairs If Texas until local taxtior
|f& the rule nd not the exception
'Iahout the countless school districts OF
ff4hd land. From the first moment Of
'lt0nity for effective influence, ! have
'efery energy to directing public at
Ioa to the pressing Importance of this
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IrInltv County oHloiaIs.

Groveton, Texas. November time fol.
lowing were elected; County Judge. &. ii.
Crow; county attorney, IL. L. Robb; dis
trict clerk, Writ n. Wood; county CLERK,
j. l.. Dawson; sheriff Dave Chandler; tax
collector. X. \. Walker; county treasurer,
W. j. Womack; tax assessor, J. u. Mouider;
county surveyor j. NJ. O'Neill.
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sARRAcK eALLoPEo HOME.

Was the Easiest Kind Of a Winner Of
the Day at Lakeside.
Chicago, November 7,-Barrack galloped
home the easiest kind Of winner Of the
day.
Six furiongs-Arbemsrle BrookstOu. An
gelo Time 1;is 3-o.
Five ana a half furiongS--Afayor John
SON. Jsubers, HowendobleF. Time i1i 2B.
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The Rush 10 Weatherford.

Dallas. Texas November THE tide Of
office seekers and their friends is still roll
ing toward Weatherford, the home Of Coy
ernorelect Lanham. Westbound Texas and
Pacific trains today and tonight were load
ed with pilgrims from Northern, Eastern
aud Central Texas.
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snipe Hunters,

A hunting party from this city composed
Of Messrs w. H. Fields. sydney Smith
and Charles J., Berl%s spent Thursday at
China, some twenty miles cast Of here. re-
turning on the night train with a bag Of
10 iacksnipe and eight malArds. TAGg
report thousands Of ducks and sbipe, but
the hunting is very poor, owing to the
recent heavy rains having flooded the en-
tire country in the rice belt close to the
town
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Canada ProhlbitIon Eleotlon.

Ganado, Texas, November 5.--rne prohi'
bitlon election which was held here yester
day resulted in favor OF the pros by a
majority OF ten votes. There being but
one saloon in the town and its license hay
ing expired at II O'Clock on the night or
the election, the town this morning is all
dr.
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Year ending August 81; punils within
scholastic ege, enrolled in public schools:
scholastic ropulation; 4 apportionment n
per capita. total
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Football Saturday.

The second game Of the season will be
played between Houston High School aud
Houston and Texas Central teams at
Herald park at 4;15 p. m. Both teams have
been strengthened and the High School in
tends to wipe out last Saturdays defeat.
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San Augustine County Officials.

san Augustine, Texas, November a.
County Judge II. X. Polk; district ana
county clerk, w. j. Garrett; sheriff and tax
collector, {. L. Borders; attorney, W. Y.
Davis; assessor, Charles j. Epps; treasurer,
Joe T. Milelr; surveyor, w. n. Written.
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Mile-Jack Demund, Hoodwnk, Yulcain.
Time 1:461.5.
Mite and sixteenth. handicap Barrack,
Irving Mayor, Moabin Time 1853 %.
Five ana half furlongs- Lord Mel
bourne, Rankin, Mary McCanerty. Time
III SO.
Mtle-Fingal, Charley Thompson. Lou
Woods. Time 1:45 Ga.
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CONDITION OF TRAcK MTEREEREp

Cresoeus and Walthour Only Gave an
Exhibition Mile at Atlanta,
Atlanta, Ca, November 1.-THE had con
dition Of the track today Mt Piedmont Park
prevented anything like record race be-
tween Cresceus and Bobby" Walthour.
An exhibition mile was given, however,
Walthour's time being 2;22is. Cresceus 2:32
fat. Cresceus did not go against time AZ
expected owing to the muddy track.
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GAME is AT BRYAN.
Tulane and A. and M. viii Meet in that
City Today

-|ty Coay'
Bryan Texas, November THE an
nouncement In today's Post in regard to the
football game between Tulaue and the Ag.
ricultural and Mechanical College is some
what misleading. The game is to be played
at the Fair Grounds in this city tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock Tulane has defeated
Louisiana and Louisiana has defeated
Texas this season, while the Agricultural
and Mechanical College has played Texas u
tie. so the game tomorrow VIII be between
two OF the best teams In the South.
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hold it's regular medal contest and will also
select its team TO represent the club at the
tournament,
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BRYAN.--Lady Burford. the thorough.
hred pacing mare OF Mr.. r. W. Howell Of
this city, T. dead. She held a record Of
2:lk
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NE sCHOnL rrrNn

ices is laid by the superintendent on
r. permanent and available school fund in
re- e, following terms:
80 Gully classified investments Of the
=. permanent school fund are recorded
ne annual report OF the State treasu.