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showed mp fast trials. q. G. Bennett has
III Aiu0 and Mallory Scepter Cap ain b.
{. Bunbury'S Texas BRED colt, jhai has
done credltatle local trials Is also In the
Castor stakes Pat Duunc's hirhly tried
son of Salvador. SaVablp rs also cnterr 4
others that are likely to give "A good at.
owned by Charley Ellison; W. l.. Iansing's
Henry Mcdaniel, q son ot Bnck Massle3 II.
Z, McnowclIs Kentucky Cardinal Jake
Marklcin's Dr. Walker aud Tom Cogan
Tom stevens Frank bullock, j W. sch lrr's
Jaueway, Bob Mclean and Spencer Rrlf
Snd llehenor 4 Co.'S Sidney {. Love and
John &. Rice
The 2-year-old fllies will have their 6rst
chance TO show stake Qunllt, In thr Ar.
dele stakes, which Is SET FOR April = Airs
and Grace. belonging TO W. s Barnes WHO
sent Endurance 10y Right to the races last
wear. Is one OF the fast nlies 10 show In
the preliminary trials, Ayimer Bruce and
Hindi belonging TO George c. Bennett
Yokohama. property Of Abe Calm: Ratncy
G.. Hiram Picrce's Ornament hlly. Pearl
Mcndal, Lulu CHASER. Louise Collier, Nava.
sofa, are also engaged Ia the ArdcuC
stakes. with the great array OF Schorr al
lies, including Eva Russell Eshcrln. judith
Thoughtless aud Sabot the property of
William X Vanderbilt. nre also engaged
in the Arlington stakes. hut with tho OK
ception Of rhonghtlcSS t is Not likely that
Vanderbilt possesses any world heaters In
The Tennessee derby is set Tor decision
on April s and just now t looks like Abe
Frank will have an easy time anneNmg
the rich purse Tor G. G.. Bennett AnnIi.
Dale or McChesncy are not entered Ia the
derby The race has invariably heeu a dis.
appointment for the faVuritc and for This
reason Red Hook, Harry New. II l.. cole
man. SHERMAN, Nugget. Major renny and
others will have following although there
seems nothing entered that g., likely 10
give Abe Frank an argument over tho nine
furlongs or ground
The Tennessee Brewing stakes is act Tor
April 10, III Tennessee Oaks win be run
April Is. MarQue, our Jessie Mainautli-
meme Flora. Pon ona. iallantrie ralpa, I.
rcsistihe, The Esmond are likely starters
in the Oaks, which mas always been won
by some good hlly May Hampstead and
Lady Schorr are tmong the successful
ones. and Mainamoiueuc Is the ante post
faVorite for the event this wear
The sequel To the Tennessee derby the
new G6yusa stakes at mile. with SUI.
tcient added money to attract Alau.a Dale
McCheSuey, Abe Frank and an The cracks,
uish n splendid opportunity TO form opiu.
ion on some American derby colts as In
addition to McChCSncy and Alun.a. Dale
there Is engaged in the GayoyN the follow.
ing 3-year-Ods all OF which are entered
In the American derby. Aladdin. ia Aus.
Kirby. Luciau Appelhy Hunter RHiuc
hereinafter. Harry New. Rgrnuchc Drum.
mund. ALBERT II. l.. Coleman. Major Ten.
NY Larry Young, Lacrimac, jauhert and
others
Stecplectasing viii be feature N ta,
Memphis meeting The cross country STYLE
OF racing is extremely puuulnr uui Captain
J II Reos. who will preside 1t the meet
ing has recommended thHt the sport hn
continued Mt Montgomery park 4 stake
events each week VIII hc offered FOR tho
jumpers
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ABE FRANK IS IN FORM.
dallOped In ia Front of Ten of the
Derby Candidates.
GOLD BELL SHOWED GREAT SPEED
Won on the Bit from a Good Field Of
Younssters--Resuts OF Other Races.
Sporting Notes.

Memphis, Tenn. April 1-Georgc Ben.
nett's crack 3-ycar.old colt Abe Frank
made his first appearance ~ the year this
afternoon in the third race at Montgomery
park and Justified the confidence OF his
hackers by winning in romp. The race
was at six furongS aud ten derby candl.
dates faced the starter Charles W.
Meyer jumped to the front at the start aud
set a fast pace down the back stretch.
closely followed by Red HOOK When the
turn was made Cohurn sent Abe Frank
forward and the derby fayoritc drew away
as he pleased, winning handily in good
time. 1t was the general opinion that
barring mishap, the Bennett colt has the
derby at his mercy.
The day was an Ideal one for racing and
the track was at Its best The nrSt event,
a selling race vt i've furOugS went to
Nlorita at long odds. The second race FOR
= year. olds at four turlonus showed a good
2year-old from the Schorr stable In Gold
Bell, 10y Gold Crest. on none too well. the
colt ran around his field aud won pulled
NJ from The Advocate
The Lady won the fourth race at q miiC
after a hard drive down The stretch with
Felix Bard, the favoritc The latter should
nave won, BUT WAS badly handled through
out the race.
The NTH event was a steeplechase over
the short course, Daryl opened fayuritc.
but q strong play on Henry gibbs sent his
price down at the close Gibbs led his
field over all the hurdles and looked to be
winning easily hut parvl came With Il
rush and nippcd him n ne post.
In the sixth race Chorus BOY ruled IA
Nurltc. with Eva Rice strong second
choice. Neither were in the money At the
nmSh. Curd Gilork winning by nose from
MunuS
selling, purse $500. five furlongs-Clorita.
Automaton, Sir christopher. Time I .02ts.
Selling. purse 2ycar-ulds. four furlongs
cold Rel. The Advocate, Allan. Time
5Ois
Tennessee club. purse 5000. for 3-year-
oldS, six furlongs-Ahe Frank, Ill tCo
burn, to = won; Terra Firma, io7 Dom
lnirk, 30 TO I ANA 10 so l. second; Harry
New, luT tWinkhcln 40 10 /. third. Time
l.l5. Charles W. Meyer, Rcd Hook, In
rian Applehy, Mrrrymnkcr. Buccleuth, KAT.
mr. and The Esmond also ran.
Purse $500 mile The Lady. Felix Bard.
South Brecze. Time 1:i2.
Stcrplcchase, short course. about mile
and Quartcr-paryl, Henry Gibbs Rob.
ert Noma Time 3.Otg
Selling, purse $500 seven and a half FUR
lougs-turd Gulock, Mouos. H. l.. Cole.
man. Time .26,,
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THE TuRF.
M.mphis Meeting Opens With the Mont
aomery Handicap.

The racing game mas shifted 20 Memphis
where there VIII be racing until April 3D.
leaving but few days interval between
the Montgomery park windup and the
opening Of the ST. Louis season AT the
me Montgomery handicap has been won
bv many good horses that raced East and
West Clifford beat 70 Tambien. and such
as Modesty. Hypocrite. Riley and Bnck
Nassie have been returned winners az he
event. but never before has Circus been
marked up.
In addition 10 the Montgomery handirap
there viii I've nine other stakes decided dur
Ing tho meeting aud ne 2-vcar old events
are expected 10 slfovd considerable light en-
WHIST might he expected from The iuNcDi -
I, a racinr way Following tho Montgomery
hsndlcsp fhe CASTOR hotel stakes + set for
derjeiou on April ? The CASTOR has for
X, ensrios many 2year-osds .Sst nave
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Enneral d Thomas smythe

Corpus Christi, Texas, April 1.-The re-
mains Of Thomas smythe who was Killed In
Lake Charles Sunday were brought 10 his
home here tonight. Deceased was a vel
known militia man, being formerly captain
Of the Kennedy Rides IN the Spanish war
he was nrst lieutenant ~ the O'COnl
Guards company ~ second Texas fou
Victoria. He leaves mother several
brothers and sisters 20 mourn his loss his
mother and two sisters being residents o.
Houston,
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snonsor for FourLh Rtinade.

GrecurlIle, Texas April I. Colonel p O..
Carter has appointed Mis- Annie Gee ~
this city sponsor Of The Fourth brigade Of
the Texas division OF Iulted Confederate
Veterans Miss Gee ~ the daughter of the
late T. 4. toe, gallant Confederate sol
dler. and is q charming Young lady and
fayoritc in society The selection Is an
excellent one. ana her hosts Of friends re-
ioicc over the honor conferred upon her
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THE FIRE RECORD
Barn Near ReeviIIe

Becvi1e. Texas. April /. Tho large barn
and entire contents on the rnnch OF r O..
Buerger. seven miles southwest Of town.
was destroyed by fire few nights oso and
the hno stallion chief .uu.mo. was
burned to DEATH The horse U3s vA.uvd
mt 5000 and Is sore loss tr Mr. l}gr.4rr.
4 fine jack belonging TO NJ Huergrt WAS
also badly burned ut the uua uut % IS
Thought he will recover
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store at Corsieana.

this morning destroyed the stores occupied
10y McGuaritz Bros groceries, 300 fo ton
Bros restaurant. Both hullliVss uul
contents total loss. Bonner & Bonner suf
fered considerable damage and thc ui tty
drug store was damaged by smoke and
water Insured 60 cover
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Residence Near Maxahaohle-

waxahachie. Texas, April THE home
Of Bud McKennon, a farmer living four
miles from the city, was destroyed by IRE
Yesterday afternoon. All the contents
were burned. The amount OF the loss has
NOT been learned
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san Felipe Items

San Felipe. Texas. April THE Teach
ers' association begun arrangements 10 or
ganlze a summer institute for July aud the
prospects seem To be uultc encouraging
A n0rther has been blowing here for three
days. hut Il looks 90 present rs II we had
escaped Fosters predicted frost, and we
are duly thankful
The Easter exercises here were weli rem
dered and approximate. and the church was
nicely decorated
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Thomaston, Texas March 81 AT 10
o'clock this morning IRE destroyed tea-
ant house on w ]. Andersons farm three
miles north of Thomaston with all house
hold effects, which was an entire loss
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Ihree Residenoea Al nnIlas.

Dallas Texas, April Fire witch orig
mated In barn destroyed the residence
owned by Miss Clara Brown. whose loss
is 5000. partially Insured. W. y Gulru-
tine, loss $1,000; d. G. McMahn loss 5000
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No. snndavls AL can.

Tho Austin scmi-rrofcssional team viii
come down Sunday next and cross bats
with the Cawthons at the loco park The
two teams are about evenly matched and
a good game should rcSut The lue-up
for Sunday viii he MS follows;
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Sulphur SPRING Texas, March 3l-'rhs
report OF the expert 10 the Montgomery
poisoning ease was received today dee ar
ing that be had found poison In the stom-
ach. The Two suspects are hrld without
bail
Examining trial reset Tor Tuesday, April
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JENNINGS RESULTS.
8sckers Of Short-Prced Horses Hit the
Bookies Hard

Washington April l. Backers Of short
priced horses hit the booklcs hard at Rcn.
ines today. Pigeon Post, Morca Man
O'War, Blue Peter and Justice, all favor
ties won their races. illuminate the only
losing fayorite. quoted az = TO .. was dis
posed of by Filibustcr Il 40 to i shot.
Five furlOnss Pigeon Post. Elizabeth
Moan, Eloim. Time o4.
-Four aud half furlongs- Morca, Blue
Delft Ago Time ~.
Six furlongs Man O'War CalthucsS,
Play Like. Time l:lS
-Four furlongS Blue Peter; Red Knight,
Prodigai Son TimC :l1
Seven furlongs -Filihuster Illuminate,
Woodtrice Time 80
Mile aud a Axteenth-Justice. Philma
Paxton, Obstinate simon. Time 1874,
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Gin Al Meridian.

Meridian, Texas April The gin house
OF p 5. Hale at Meridian was destroyed
this morning By FIRE; loss $500, covered by
5000 insurance,
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Residence At Dickinson.

Dickinson. Texas, April /. The two.story
residence OF G. G. Petit burned today from
sparks from tho kitchen nue Loss $500
insured $3.50
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RENNINGs ENrNIEs-

six and onchalf furlone>. 3.ycarolds and
up selling Bingicader ioI, LHtk Motiinn
los Giud 1O2 Fonsoluca lOJ. inpcrla.ist
lo7 Batyah 101, Hampshire lo1, Gwyuue
1O4 Taxman 9t. Astcry IS. Gold Fox l0I
Hendricks 80. The Rogue "a
-Four and onc-half furlongs, 2ycar.old
maideus. Weirdsome 104 First Chord loG
Aurifer 1O4, Aglo, Royal Ensign, Blue
Miracle 107 Adele Harding 10i
one and ouc-half miles, hurdle handi-
cap-Gould, Tanknrd 152, Tamarin l40 Far
rcll 144 j. A. Warner 143, Handylce i42,
Tirelcss 13S, Tho Lost Chord 1875. Cheyal
d'Or. Prince Plausible 135, Fabius 1874, Idle
WAYS 139
-Four furlongs. mgidens.-The Blue Coat
Florad VIII 1o7, Aline Ahbott, Fabiqs lo5
Bin 100. Calgary 100. linking 95 Pigeon
Top Eoxey Curlcy. Buck Lodge 81, Wood
Church 100 Rendezvous %.
Six fBrlongS. selling. lmperialist loS.
Carroll d. Trump 10l Right AWAY 90 Tax
Man N, High Carnival So. The Bandit 81,
Meistersingcr So.
Mile and one hundred yards. handicap
Himself 1876. Handicapped lO2 Orontas 1913,
Woodtrlce i22 Lou Rey 49, Lamp O'Lee
l19. 0hnct 10.
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RESIDENCE Near San Marcos.

san Marcos, Texas. April 1.-The RESI-
dence Of g. {. johnson, near town. wa,
burned al loss Of 5000 on house and con
tents, insurance 5000
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Special to The rosto

Especial 10 The PnstA
Washington. April T. Only AK members
of the Texas delegation rcuuiu herc.
Rnprc-pntutivc Rpndcl hns appointed
Jospuh Kimhrough Ruddy. sou Of W S.
Rnldy of Bolls Graysou county, to d
West Point codelship.
Miss Edna Hart OF Orange Is the guest
of tho family Of Representative Cooper.
Tho state department has been advised
ms cuho Ot tho revolutionary movement
boz Snnto Domingo and has requested the
navy department to send q warshlp lh"r"
and the Muchas. now at san Juau, Porto
Rico. probably win start at once.
prnrescntntiyc Dnsmore (ArkJ today re-
criyed ID telegram from Arkansas nnUuunc-
Ing that his denomination was assured.
The first reports from Arkansas Indicated
that he had been defeated.
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ResIdence ID plokInann-

Dickinson, Texas, April The residence
Of c. c. Petit WIS burned with most of its
contents
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nAKLANn ENTRIEA-

Thirteen -sixtecnths Of mile, selling
Syce 100. Tbs 100 Baltcst 1O2, Candors
i0T Elpilar 1O5. Headstrong l02, Road
Agent lO7. Lacalma, BLISS lO5, Maratiae
1O7, Administer l0j, Alado lOI, Discovery
1O5
Half mile. purse. for -year-olds-Hornet
1903 Leo Nolan LOG, MonteZuma u. Estoy-
nisto 1906 High Chancellor 1l3. Tom
Mitchell 10. Sylvia Labot il5,
Seven furlonss. selling-D0lilc Weithon
los Eva 6 a. BarnatO TO. Deverau1 ldI'
Captivate i02. Mountcbank 1O7, our LIZZIE
iO5 Bprnota iO4, Midnight Chimes 100. To-
mond 1O1 Yassalo Oh, Decoy i0I,
Mile and a furong, handicap Sragg 03,
Janice 10 Position los. Colonel Ballan-
tyne 100.
OF Nyoming 10 Jacoueminot 81. The
pride iC7. Harry Thohurn l01. Botany 49,
IsalIne 1O3 Flor mel II 10.
One-sixth OF mile. selling -QuadTa ~
Horton 1O4. AntoIee 10 Mission lnl. Ca
ianthus ~. Dorian. Nllgar iOi; Dr. Bernays
iO1 Jim Hale Impronntn JOB. Redwald
iO4 Grand sachem i0I, Diderot 100
Raining and track sloppy.
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco, April l,-seyen furlongs.
selllng-School for Scandal, Marneuse,
Onyx. Time 1872.
Four furlongs Honiton, Horatius The
Forum. Time Ana,
Five ana half fmongs, selling-Sr
Tom fiddler, Administer, Sir Claus fine
1877.
Mile, selling Larry WIT Black Dick,
Silver Fizz Time l;4Jil.
Seven furlongs. handicap Sister Jeanne,
Constelatur Hagerduu Time 32A.
Mile and a slxteen,h--El Mido, Quadra,
Free Lance Time al.
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Groves slack Root Liver Pits.

Made from an active principle onts ,ln
from Riart Root 1'bey aci on ~ ~.
eonai Ia calomel and leave no esd h ,,.ef
.s,sl.t M orinins no sick stomach. ~
cure chronic constipation. Price 20 Genus
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Miss EDNA Hart Of Orange is the guest
Of tho family Of Representative Cooper.
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Beaumont, Texas April lit is doubt
u u there has ever been an election in
Beaumont In which greater interest has
lon manifested han the one i'm progress
to-day and at the same time 1t Is doubt
fHl fFhere has ever been a more orderly
Or qpet election While the count has
not been completed Mt this hour. L is very
probable that T. y Langham mas been
elected mayor and that most OF his ticket
bus been selected
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Youkum. Texas Auril I. Mayor II. Trlh-
HE: aldermen. o. \, Guthrie. O. nlVn. W
W May ]. r. Shindler; recorder W. W
city attorney. Horace WImber
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Bartlett Texas. April Mayor, f F.
Kelly: marshal j. II. Lyneberger; attor-
ucy, j. Y. Morris: treasurer. c. G. Bailey;
assessor and collector G.. A. lyndemnnn.
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pittSburg. Texas, April lin the city
election today the following were elected;
City secretary, w. ]. Singletary aldermen.
Harris Goldberg, ]. T. Reynolds T. r..
Bryson.
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huntsville Texas April 1.-The follow.
hg candidates were elected by light vote
S they are the choice Of the primaries
se3 on March Il: Mayor. r. T. sims;
lnasurer. e. a. Wynne; secretary, l. +.
Nixon engineer A T. Randolph; attorney.
David Randolph Judge Il. j. Cunningham;
nsfshal, 4. II. Eountree; alderman, Sec
end ward, &. G Barrett; alderman, Third
Ui NJ. Foster and Il. W, Nors,
worthy.
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Halletsyile. Texas, April 1 o. T. East
WAS elected assessor and collector, More
land, secretary a. j. Smorhers, marshal;
G. A. Young, II. p, Caville, George Kro.
schel, aldermen.
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Alvin. Texas. April III NJ. Keeton. A.
G. Abraham aud H. r.. Muldron We're inc
successful candidates for aldermen at the
election held here today.
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Jefferson. Texas. April &c r. Todd
W H. Erambert, Sr., 4 r. McG1ritv. W
W Slaughter G. W. Carlson were elected
aldermen other city officers hold over
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Bryan. Texas April In the city cleo
ton today DR. r. H. Harrison was elected
mayor and r. A. Searcy and J. b. Steven
son aldermen.
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Schulenburg Texas. April 1.-The city
election for city attorney and three alder
men: ". r. King, city attorney; !. H.,
Clark. +. + Shacfer, Heury Bohlman.
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Segulu Texas. April The following
lor Zorn. mayor; w. C.. Dibrell. city treas.
ger Henry DuneGal, city attorney; Henry
WTase. assessor and collector; H. Goepf.
CIV clerk. Aldermen First ward. Charles
Bilnz and Robert Blumberg; Second ward,
Z f Schulz and A. " Stein; Third ward,
Hard, r. ], Burgess. Jr.. and r. II. Baker.
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nnbin, Texas, April 1.--Following city
TF1 l-., we're elected today: Aldermen
! tIH :, ward {. W, Day; Second ward. u.
~ AZ harris Third ward. John y. Hay
i l9lrd ward, II NJ. Bateman; assessor and
gyueCrtor' George Parker; city attorney. ].
u, 'onher, city recorder. ID. II. Hurd;
" treasurer, Elvis G. Edmonds.
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Troupe, Texas, April l. Mayor. r. H..
Powell; city attorney Web jarvis mar
shall, NJ g. Kelly; aldermen, ]. w. Melton,
W o. Eagan, l. A. Floore. g. y Whitley
y. NJ Hnnna
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hc t,E1ior, Texas. April 1.-one Of the most
tessr contested city elections occurred here
,aceS for aldermen were very close. results
Va, ,o''9WVs; + $ Heffner, First ward;
S,sye Z VIM. Woodar. Second ward;
rRa sEens' Third ward. .Gno +. Black
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Cuero Texas April 1.-Quietcst election
over held IN Cuero and ightest vote. on
GERS elected 7 9. Woodwork, mayor. W
7. Harris. city attorney; aldermen. Charles
Lcaz, +, w. Bntes, G. f. Juenccr.
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sherman, TEXTS April After an excit-
feud not be secured before 1870 A. m,
lM results show the following officers
sMoled; j NJ. Blain. chief police; A. G.
sanders tax collector; r. G. Hall. treasu-
~, y VI. Kearnev. clerk: Il. l.. Caruthcrs.
~ attorney; aldermen MS follows: w.
Lucas r. II Honson. r. II. Dulin, c.
7 gregory and ]. A Blrdsong.
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LEGISLATURE MEETS.

Special to The GAZETTE.
ST. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 4 both
houses of the legislature met in ex-
ira session at noon to-day and or
ganized with practically the same
old officers.
The sentiment so far as can be
learned at the present time, issthat
the bill prepared by the tax com
mission will be passed practically
as reported by the commission.
There is opposition to it, of course,
butas the members come in from the
country districts, the expressions
are quite numerous to the effect that
the opposition from certain sources
is the best reason why the bill is a
good measure and should pass.
The session will last probably 30
days, at least--possibly longer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1902-02-05
SOME DAIRY PROBLEMS.
Louis Lawrence of Shutdown Makes Some
Valuable Suggestions.
FROZEN MILK.


How can | keep my milk from
freezing while hauling it six or sew
en- miles to the creamery in cold
weather?
To Judge by the amount of frozen
milk that remains n some cans on
cold mornings, this is a problem of
no small Importance. | believe that
much of it is frozen before starting
for the creamery. To prevent this,
after being we'll cooled the milk
should be placed in a clean, sweet
room, where it will not sour. and at
the same time not freeze. The COW
barn is too sweet. ( If the patron
has a water tank that does not freeze
that is perhaps better.
When the milk is on the road a
blanket or old comforter covered
over the cans will, IN ordinary cold
weather, prevent freezing.
On very cold days I have seen pa
irons keep their milk from freezing
by setting the cans In front of the
seats. covering them up well and
holding a lighted lantern under the
cover. This warns the driver,
keeps the milk from freezing and
serves the purpose we'll for a few