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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23

Ninth.--Navnrro. Henderson aRd Kaut
man, Foster Nelson, Corsicana-
. Tenth.zEllis, johnson and HlA q. II.
Smith. Hillsboro.
Eleventh, -McI.ennan. Falls and MilasA
A. 5. jackson, Waco.
Twelfth. Limestone. Freestone, Robert
son and Brazos p p. Johnson, bryan.
ton, angelina and Trinity, II. L. Price,
Palestine.
Fourteenth San Angus.
tine. Sabine. Newton, Jasper, Tyler, Lib
erty, Hardin, Orange and Jefferson, Elmo
Fifteenth. Leon, Madison. Grimes. Mont.
gomery Walker, San Jacinto and Polk, A.
Il Woodnrd, Navasota.
sixteenth.--Ilarris, Fort Bend and Wal.
Ter, +. |. Richardson. houston
Seventeenth Chambers, Galveston, BRA.
zoria, Matsgorda and Wharton, h II. Har-
Eighteenth Colorado, Lavaca, Fsyctte
and Austin, A. Y, Anderson, Eagle Lake.
Nineteenth. Washington, Bureson, Lee
and Bastrop A. \ sledge. Chappell Hill.
and Lampasas L. G. Anderson Austin.
Twenty first Gonzales, Caldwell. Gunda-
lupe; Comal Hays and Blanco A. l.. May.
Twenty second. Jackson, Calhoun, victo.
ria. De Witt Goliad, Refugio. Bee. Live
Oak, Karnes, Wilson, Frio Arkansas and
Aascosa, A. J Johnson, La vernia.
| Twenty-third Cameron. HdAlgo star
! Hapata Webb, DuvRl Nueces San patricio
La Sale. McNlullcn and Dlmmit. ]. r.
| Halowell, Corpus Christi
Twenty fourth. -BeNnr Bardcrn Kendall
I Kerr and Gillespie, ]. Il, Morris. San An
/ tonic.
! Twcnty.hfth Klmble, Mernrd, schlei
! cher. Sutton, Crockett, Tom Green Coke
Stnrlinc lriou pDcos Brewster presidio
( Deaf Smith. ~ pasn Val Verde Edwards
/ Kinney. Uvalde, Medina, zavalln, Reeves
| Maverick and Mason. w n. Taylor. r
| Pasu
Twenty-slxth.- Erath, Comanche. Mills
! San saba. McCulloch, Concho Runnels
! Coleman Brown and Llano, William Cole
| man.
Twenty -scventh, Rel. Corven. Hamilton
| and RoSquc. II. Z. l.. Holland Temple.
! Twenty eighth 4. Ragland Rig Springs
! Twenty ninth To he supplied
! Thlrtlcth, 1nrrant PARKER, Hood and So
! mervell !, G, Scott Fort Worth
! Thirty first Denton. Wise and Montn
| que. II. {. Bell, Denton.
| We are pleased 10 note that quite a mum
| hcr ~ counties have organized and Rr
doing good work FOR the hetterment Of tn
race, aud we nrc trying TO Impress th
/ entire State OF the Importance o. this or
gnnzation. Faithfully yours for the caus
OF building up the race,
L, g Simmons.
Secretary Texas Negro Convention.
VI, H. Broyles, President
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uAyoR rRo TEN IN CHARGE.

waco. Tcxos December % The action
az the supreme court IN refusing TO fine the
city council II Waco for contempt u court
ana also refusing IN dcclnrc The action ~
the council In hnrcaching the ~ yor INN
erntiyc slmili6cs matters In the mlyornlty
impcachment mudllc Mayor pro TEN Ben
G. Richards now assumes ful charge Of ia"
affairs NJ the city and will Issue orders 20
that cffoct Mt once. He stated that the
council viii meat next Thursday night aud
M that meeting M cclion Tor mayor viii
bc ordered
n Is stated, however that Mayor Higgins
win at once Ole an application for writ Of
error IN tic supreme court Of the United
stntcs Ills att6fncys viii not announce
AT this time just what they are going TO d..
but they say that the, vii not wait until
another mayor IS elected and lhnn begin luo
warranto proceedings. but they say that
they Will do something Immediately, and
tho only thing that can be done, It Is be
llcved is % apply for a writ 81 error he
fore the United states, In case this Il
granted It will be several months before the
application can be hcnrd, and tine matters
viii not be cleared up at al.
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eRYAMs VISIT TO MEXICO.
He Is Going Simply For the Recreati'
Ihere Is In n

He Is Going Simply For the Recreation
There Is in II
San Antonio, Texas, December 20, Viii
linn j. Bryan. accompanied by his family,
spent today IN San Antonio and will de-
part Tuesday morning over the Information.
al and Great Northern railroad on - holiday
trip to the city o. Mexico, where they VIII
remain probably thirty duys
Mr.. Bryan declined TO talk about politics,
but regarding Inc mooted change in hnnn-
cinl basis by Mexico he thought the ndop'
ton of the gold standard would rctord the
progress Of that country, The recent ~
convenience In the exchange market ht
snid. was felt only by the importers, which
constituted only about per cent " the
business.
Regarding the Venezuelan afnlr, he fHsors
inc parties settling their differences boy ar
bitratou. 81,
MIR Bryan states The only purpose Of nv
trip to Mexico IS holiday recreation " ll
his family.
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San Antonio. Texas December % The
republicans Of San Amonio held Il city
convention today and nominated tho fol-
lowing ticket; Mayor, Colonel james y.
Ncwcomb: collector, W l. Winter; asses.
yor john s. Bolton; judge OF corporation
court " H. Huston: auditor, Thomas r..
Nyintbrop. city attorney. l. D. Ilanyan;
INV treasurer, H. y. Jackson aldermen
of large. George iIcurmam John sullivan.
Toe Beckmanu and 1homas Abbott ward
second ward. Thomas Barrett; Third ward.
Uoury Young; Fourth ward, sam Rogers;
Flnh ward. Max Becker; sixth ward WIZ.
jam Will: Seventh ward, i NJ Gloeckncr;
isirbth ward. Emil A. kuehn.
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BrYan passed rhrounI,

Austin, Texas. December 22.-Colonel
William Jennings Bryan passed through
Austin this morning at e O'Clock over the
international aud Great Northern from
Fort Worth. which place ne left last nigb+
lie did not stop In Austin, as he contem.
plated doing but his family, who were
lore spending short time ut the home of
Colonel o. NJ House, Joined him this morn.
to San Antonio, thence to Mexico.
1t IS the intention Of Colonel Bryan "a
reach the City OF Mexico on Christmas Day
and to do this he did not have time to stop
over In Austin. He expects TO be In Mex.
leo for about two weeks, when they will
return to their home in Lincoln, Neb
Colonel Bryan is not talking politics
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VETO WAS SUSTAINED
THE DALLAS COUNCIL DECIDED THE
MERGER MATTER
And tho Franchise to the Bonita Com
pany Was Lost-Three Aldermen
Were Not Present.

Dallas, Texas. December 22.-The city
council tonight ended the two months fight
over the famous street railway merger
ordinance by sustaining the mayors veto.
This, for the time being at least, blocks
the plans of the Boston syndicate TO con
solidate all the Dallas lines into the Met.
rUpUitun Street Railway company AMI
float S4.J00,0O0 of bonds on the property.
The fight has been carried on by the city
council on the one hand. who passed the
syndicates merger ordinance by a vote Of
TO ), and the mayor and municipal com
mission, who were soidly araYed against
the majority Of the council With three
members absent tonight the mayors veto
was sustained by vote of D to 4.
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snItnviIIe News.

smithrnle. Texas, December p ~
brick work about completed on '"'
Masonic temple and the building now pre
seuts an Imposing appearance. u VIII MOI
be ready Tor occupancy by the uin'
Masouic bodies before February
Merchants report the holiday 'fape W
good, being much better than was au''''
'rbe ladies Of the Christian churcn, AZ, ~,
giving u bazaar for the church puiiui"-
The first Rerlmeatai baud viii gave ~
annual balI the night Of the 26tll ,,,
Al Daiu Of Denisgn was shaAlhs
with friends here today
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RccKPoRT TOBACCO FARM.
Experiment to Be Made Upon Soil Near
There.

Experiment to Be Made Upon Soil Near
There.
Rockport Tcyns, December PA special
train arrived here at 1 o'clock this morn.
ing with the following aboard: s. e. b.
Iorse, passenger trafrlc manager Of n
Southern Pacific railway, and Prlvnte Soc
rotary A. Chennult; l.. H. Shelter, United
States tobacco expert, and Prof. H. P. Att
water, superintendent OF the Southern Pa
Ciic industrial department.
The party is on another tour Of inspec.
tiou Of the coast country with view Of
establishing experimental tobacco farms
here and at one or two other points on
the coast, where the soil rs adapted ~ It's
growth and other conditions are favor
able.
Mr.. Shelter, upon whose Judgment the
selection Of the sites for the farms depend.
and under whose supervision The work VIII
be done, was So fHyorahly impressed with
soil and other conditions here that he mDde
arrangements before leaving to establish
ono Of the farms Mt the Sparks colony, two
miles west ~ Rockport. The party left
at 10 A. m for Portland
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FORTUNE WAS NOT HERS,

Young Woman OF Sherman Received d
Valuable Package.
sherman. Texas, December -. MISS Car
rie Melliu Of the public school faculty to-
day received a Wells Fargo express pack
age properly tagged to her and with all CYL
doncc that It Ind come undisturbcd from
her Old home in Mississippi. Surprising II
was some Christmas remembrance she
openrd the package she was startled 10
ana that II contained $4,000, hut a closer
inycstlg atiou showed that there were srV
oval pHrkgcos of money and they were re-
81 codyeN addressed 20 various banks In
dallas. Texas. Seeing ~ once that mis-.
tako had been made, MISS Mcllin returned
the package to the express company
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Business Houses at Springtown Were
Destroyed.
Weatherford, Texas, December "a
springtown, this county, was partially de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Following
are the losses:
Mcdonald & Doughty, building and stock,
$4,000. no insurance.
Nix & Tummins building and stock,
5000; $4,000 insurance.
Young & Denney, building; Sam Rober.
son, stock of saddlery; partly Insured.
Origin Of fire unknown.
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p.aoh Trees in Grayson County.

Dcnlson, Texas. December 22.--lt is cstl-
mated that 10000 peach trees have been
set lu this section IN the past year. The
lond ia this Section win be largely given up
n fruit culture, which Is growing more
nroftablc than either corn or cotton. The
fr,,it lands are 10 great extent passing
IT, the hands Of people from distant
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Warshins NAV Como

Galveston, Texas, December - Sccre
tary Gardner OF the buslucss League is not
losing any time in getting In his opplca
tlon FOR a visit next sprlug from such OF
Uncle Sans warshlps as may be in the
gulf Some time ago he took the matter
up aud today received the following;
Nayy Department, Washington y. g.,
December n, ig02.--Slr: Replying TO your
letter OF the nth instant, relating 20 the
presence OF the North Atlnutlc squadron
at Galveston this winter, / have the honor
10 inform you thut the plans for the squad.
ION winter work viii probably allow one
or moro vessels TO visit Galveston about
the middle Of March
Trusting Tint. II this can be carried out,
it will be satisfactory To the people OF
Galveston, ! remain. very respectfully,
Charles II DurliuE
Acting Secretary.
The training ships Hartford aud BunHlo
have New Orleans on thcir spriug itinerary
mud an EFFORT VIII he made To have the
Buffalo ordered to extend her cruise west
to Galveston
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BECKETT Will RECOVER.

Waco Man Who Was Cut by Negro Is
Rapidly Improving.
Waco. Texas, December H,-J' l.
Beckett who was SO severely cut by q
negro more than a week ago, is getting wen
rapidly now. The next day after the cut
ting he had sinking spell and the at
tending physicians said he could not 'l',
but ne rallied in response 10 treatment au'
Is now considered out of danger
The negro who did the cutting ana VIZ a.
also received a severe cut In the noch, y
In the Falls county jail and rs also Gettins
we'll.
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Charlie YOUNG Dead.

Edna, Texas, December t.sherir whar-
ton received a letter from the state peni-
Tertiary authorities few days ago stating
that Charlie Young died Some time in Sep
tomber last Charlie Young is the negro
who was convicted here some time ago fof
tho burning Of the EDNA court house he
was also 10 have heen brought back here
and tried at the next term of district court
for the murder OF WIN Bluett, which oc
CURED several years ago In the upper part
NJ fills comfy.
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CanivaI a DISAPPOINTMENT.

Galveston. Texas. December - Ihe Sea
Wall carnival * pronounced dlsappoint-
mcnt, This H. not on account Of the nature
~ the attraction bat because It failed 10
accomplish the result intended one Of fhc
prime objects of having o carniya st thIs
time was to gct pcopie here from the in
toror ana get hrm To- spend money in the
city iusiend of bringing moupy TO the
city 10 BE- sgtu to say that nc carnival
cauord moro money TO be- tUlCu out OF the
citN tum Waa brought here uu account pt
No. Tho nfcrtuiumcnt was furnished chiefly
hy a company when is engagcd in this the
ot work ana The lDtW people putroni2td
thr various attractions very literally The
Interior visitors ga not uulue aus expected.
uud hc result is chat the money paid cut
los tho loral people is much arger than
the amount loft here hy the visitors vino
came during thu attraction Stil the home
people got the worth " thelr money in the
UuA, or entertainment aud there Is no cont
plulut from that srurc.
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COMPETENT JUDGES.


Beauty Doctors tndofse FieFpiolde'
Women VINO make business 81 bcauti-
a. What viii bring about the hest re-
s,,7ts Here are letters from Two. concern
ing Hcrpicide; >,,, ,,-,,
az a stopped my hair from failing out;
Ga as "a dressing Il has no superior"
''t fSStsnad Bertha A. Truiiinger
"ComplexiOn Specialist
.gg11b Morrison street, Portland Ore"
"After using one bottle u Herpicide' my
hair has slopp,sSaa I, aai,dr1i "nu my scalp Is
tsionedt Grace Dodge
Beauty Doctor,
'ip5 Sixth street. Portland ore 20
sold Nv Cockrell & bonner Send 10 cents
90 stamps for sample 10 the Herpicidc
Co.. Detroit Mich
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nav rIMIT INJUNcTIoN.

tits obvious that under these articles the
Judge Is authorized to place upon q pre-
llmlnary injunction such limitations as 70
time Of It's operations as he may soc
proper.
The order issued IN the case Of the Fort
Worth Street Railway company vs.. the
Eesshale strsst Railway company lSs Tex
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QUESTIONS rRrsrNTED

Proceeding upon the theory that the rec
strainiug order Of Judge Pondc1tcr was a
continuing ono. and that the order NJ dis
solution was suspended by the appeal, aud
also the injunction issued by the Judges
Of the court ~ cvil appeals continued in
force upiil the application for the writ
Of error had bccn disposed Of n this court.
this motion was Med. The questions there
lore are:
/. Was the order Of Judge Poindexter a
continuing order which was Kept Ia force
hy the app cni, or was II merely tom
porary provision, which was tp hayc of-
feet only until the has named for hear
tiict court OF the ltnyfourth districti
.. Did the Injunction OF the court of
civil appeals have amy "uecL after th
iinol disposition " the case 10y that court 2
And
3. Did the jurisdiction of the supreme
court attach upon The application Tor the
writ Of error 30 that iu the event of either
injunction had not expired, II became the
duty Of this court 10 enforce itf
We understand, that under the practice
OF the American courts, three species Of in
junction may be issued. 1. A restraining
order. wi lch Is defined TO be; "a rostr Inf lg
order is an interlocutOry order made by the
court Of equity upon an application for IN
Junction and us part OF the notion for a
preliminary Injunction by which tie party
Ia restrained pending the hearing Of the
motion" G{ouYi'rs Law Diet, second .dl-
tom; 2 One which IS intended 10 operate
and which does operate unless dissolved by
an interlocutory order until the inal hear-
ing, and g. A perpetual Injunction which
can be properly ordered only upon the final
decree.
our practice is regulated by the follow
ing provisions Of our revised statutes:
Article 1893 II, upon tho inspection ~
such petition. Il shall appear 70 the Judge
from The facts stated therein that the APP
piicant Is entitled 20 the writ. he shall IN
doise on such petition or annex thereto hts
written order directing the clerk OF the
proper cOurt 20 issue the writ of Injunction
prayed for. upon such terms and under
such modification. limitations and restric.
tions as may be specified Ia said order,
| etc.
article 1894 Upon application for any
writ Of Injunction. II IT appear 10 the Judge
/ that delay VIII not prove Injurious "a
| either party and that justice may be sub
served thereby, he may cause notice OF
! such appllcation 20 be served upon the on
posite party his agent or attorney, IN such
/ manner as he may direct, ard ilN time
/ and place for the hearing Of such npplica
! ton"
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Galveston lrNas. December - Fatm
ANA Sniann, the Bumese midgcts, are reg
istrred at the fremont Motel They are
also nu exhibition ON Market street between
1Weul urst and Twentysecond streets.
They are by far tue smallest people who
have visited Galveston. Fntlna being g.
inches ia height and Smtun - inches lioth
of fhcm speak three languages very wen
and are very VOL formed. They are at
tracing q srcnt deal Of attention.
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Interest IN WashInoton's Visit.

Galveston, Texas, December - Tile me-
Eroes Of Galveston are taking much inter.
est In the Visit OF Booker T. washington
10 Houston and they VIII be present there
TO greet him IN large number. They have
secured reduced rate for the occasion.
and the event Is the cllef topic among
lhDm.
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- ssmIraIy Ii san Antonio.

san Antonio, Texas. December % A
contract was let by the oblate fathers to
dsv FOR the erection OF q seminary building
on Laurel Heights a northern s9lurb ~
~. rifv Tic contract price Of which is
s%S 90 The building IS to be Of brick.
sione and terra Gotta.
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chtlsimas al kllllshoro.

Hnsboro, Texas. December 22.--Chrstmas
preparations are lively There viii be about
six trees AZ the various churches The
children OF the public schools VIII tonlor-
row make a collection for the poor children
and poor families Of the town, each one
contributing money, clothes or groceries.
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Boiler Mil at Grandbutu.

Granbury, Texas, December 29-rne
Glanbury roller mill With considerable
amount OF -four and corn burned At 1910
o'clock tonight, owned by the Hood County
Milling company and principally by u. C..
Cogdell
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Labor 70 Be Represented.

Austin. Texas, December PA lobby IN
the interest Of labor organizations will be
maintained here during the legislature. e.
p. Curtis OF Temple arrived here this even.
ing and stated that the legislative commit
tee will represent the different labor or
ganlzations Of the State The committee
win meet here January 49,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Frank BOnia Is Dead From Effects Of
Wound in the Arm.
CARNIVAL WAS A DISAPPOINTMENT
Il Failed 70 Accomplish the Result In
tended-Nearoes Interested in WASH
inpton's Visit to Houston

Galveston, Texas, December -. frank
BONN died at 3 O'Clock thls afternoon ut
st. Mar. inarmary from the result OF
pistol wound received last saturday night.
The wound Indicted was in the arm and it
was not thought at first that it would
prove dangerous. Ills elbow was shattered
by 44caiber bullet and the shock is he
llcyed to have caused hls death Pettt
Gardner, colored, was arrested and Jailed,
charged with the shooting
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The supreme Court.

Austin. Texas, December -. Tho follow.
ing proceedings were had In tho supreme
court today;
Certified questions answered: J. L. Will
Jams vs. r.. Giley ct al, Harris county.
Motion for rule for contempt and petition
for Injunction overrihed: san Antonio Ma.
county: ST Louis Southwestern Railway
Company Of Texas vs.. Rafe Brown, Ange-
liun county.
Causes submitted. Home Mutual Insur
ance Company VS.. Tomkies & Co. Harris
county; Singer Sewing Machine Company
~ Frank Rios Travis county; u. z DOrlty
et nj IS Helen Dority Nueces county
SGT for January IL. 1909 Hack & SINH
eek vs. b. Luck Fayette county.
An order was made by the court di
rected 10 the several courts Of civil an
Meals Ia certify the condition of their dock
cts Oh January 10, 1909,
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Attainment at Alvord.

Alyord, Texas, December % w W.
Hanna. general merchandise. hns died a
general assignment No statement was
fled
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Bonds Approved and Rcalstered.

Austin, Texas, December 22.-The attor
ney general approved and the comptroller
registered $1,000 OF Selma, Cherokee coun.
", school house bonds this afternoon.
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