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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Very Confident Of Electing Their
Stale Ticket
cOLHR SAYS he WILL WIN SURE.
Democratic Managers Have Plenty Of
Funds and the Party Is We'll Or
nanized Over the State.
DIV q. o. stealey.)


New York October 2s.~The democrats
here today are confident that the election
next Tuesday win 20 for coler The Her
aids forecast estimating nearly 10000 for
Coler over Odell in Greater New York. has
done much 10 inspire confidence and en-
thusiasn In the democratic ranks. Not
ANYTHING Ike It has been seen since 1S02,
when Cleveland swept everything In sight
1t has been noticeable here Tor week
past that the tide was setting Ia strongly
for the democrats New York Is a great
democratic city. when all Of the democrats
pull together This is Whist they are now
doing II did not need the Herald fore
cast 10 tell tho people that, bur the He
aus figures verified the cIuilus OF the en-
ihusisstic party leaders ON the democratic
side,
NINETY THOUSAND NOT roo HIGH.
Democrats ana independents who are
rather careful and conservative in Their
opinions Of election out.ooks have estimu Ell
within the last few days that the demo
cratic state ticket would 20 to the Harlem
river with 1000 plurality. Tho democratic
campaign managers here claimed Yesterday
and the day before that the democratic
plurality ia Greater New York would g.
over $1,000. From The poll Of the Herald,
1t LOOKS as II it would, aud 1t mly reach
10000
Nols, wueu the tide sells in for party
there Is 40 telling how immonsc may be
The majority tnat the party Wii r1h W.
Judge Nuu Myck carried Greater New
NorA hy u,urlv $1,000 over President RuutU.
welt Tor governor. IL rs admitted on utl
sides that the party Is stronger aud more
united now than IL ives 40 lSt'o' Whrh
Roosevelt lcicited Van W}ck hy uuoLt
lS,Ulu plurally
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rnLER CONFIDENT.

Mr Coieg. Eo7cyer talked very frycl
last nigh, and asain to-day with the
Courier golrnal correspondent lie told hon
lots ~ good democratic things and ne was
nor fuikins through his bat either iir
said that be- felt perfectly confident TINT
Re would be eierfed aud easr the reasons
and the proof fat the faith that was In
hipt Here are some % the thugs he said.
'iu the first place the democrats are
unted fer the nTat time w teu years aud
VIII not lose 8 hundred votes IN the
party NcgN York q a democratic State,
ana Is carried by the republicans only WHOM
niR9tecgon exists ia tie democratic ranks.
Iiidep carried the state IN 76 and lcye-
party Was united. In other wears, when
the democrats .ost the State thcrc Wus
democratic discord bere IN Great New YORK.
or out In the state, and Ia 1896 and iNOl
ihere We serious revolt against the party
President Roosevelt. with an the glory and
prestige 81 q military hero. only beat Wan
Myck by 1900. Then ms city of BROOK.
yn, IN KiRgs county gave Van Wyck. who
Nfs also citizen over there over 5000
EXPECTS 10000 BELOW THE BRIDGE
The Herald forecasts that ] viii carry
Il by $4,000. / viii do better than that;
viii carry Kings county by 10000. aud
Will carry New York county by 10000 III,
very best the republicans can do IN IT
the state against NE is $1,000 1 will bt
surprised II Il Is as much as that Tn,
democratic managers tell me that IL will
exceed 10000.
u know that we are better organized II
the Interior OF the State than the repub
Leans. We have as good an organization
there now as bad Governor Flower whei
he was elected. My mail Is heavy from
I'll parts Of the state. and an the letters
many OF them from republicans. contain
cheering news, Ia fact, have not doub
Of my election"
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DEMOCRATIC TREASURY FILLED

Another thing that has cleared up here
for the democrats the last few days IL
The financial situation. week ago they
were IN financial distress but all that
worry Is over. When the rich ana IN.
nuentlai democrats realized that the demo.
Gratis stood good chance 20 win they ftll
over each other TO subscribe aud week
before election hnds the democratic treas
ufy filed with ample funds TO pay an tho
Legitimate expenses OF the campaign.
quote all the legitimate expenses Tor that
IS the right thing 10 do Ia speaking or
willing. about campnlgn money.
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r E=.NCE.

Iron fences At picket fence prices w,,,
for our catalogue. WIZ
Church end cemetery fences a snecist.
TEXAS ANCHOR FENCE CO.
Fort Worth, Texas.
J. f. SHELTON. Manager
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every itching disease OF lnS -
quickly cured by
Doan's Ointment. ,,.biu,
Never failing Remedy loI 'N''
Piles.
At any drug store. -
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.oFrIcEns.

OFFICERS:
Chas. Dillingham;, II Brashear.
President. lst Vice Pres,asr,
Q. T. Holt. II + NiscC;regar
I'd Vice President, I'd Vice PreSdsnt
]. Il. McAshau Cashier
Z. A. Mckinney, Assistant Cashier
Directors J, !. Campbell, Chas DlliIns
ham. j. p. McAshau, o. T. Holt. II.
MacGrecor. Henry Brashear, Jacob NM
Z. A. Heitmann. S. f Carter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04

San Antonio. Texas. April 3.-Judre Fly,
In the Fourth court Of civil appeals, re-
ycrscd and remaudcd ease from Trinity,
I'm which a mans life was lost occouse he
Kicked Il car coupler. aud by Judge Fly's
decision his widow loses Sll.oou awarded
To her In the lower court for the above
reason
Thc case is that Of the Missouri Kau.
saS and Texas Railway Company of Texas
against Mrs G. &. COwlcS, on appeal from
tue district court OF rriuitN county.
The statement Of facts shows that Pei
lew CoWlcs deceased husband Of appellee
and II. w Browdcr started TO cross the
railroad track, and, instead OF using tine
regular crossing, walked TO the end of Il
string Of ears. There they stopped 10 cN-
anime the coupler ON Hat car. While
Cowles was I'm the act uf Kicking the
coupler. tho car was suddenly moved to.
ward him. knocking him down aud ran
ming over him, causing his death Iho
testimony showed that the Kick no the
moved slowly and had he heen stnudiuE on
both feet he could easily have avoided
being Knocked down Browder was struck
by the car also hut being ON h1lh trrI
got out Of the way and was not injured.
In deciding the case In favor of the APP
pcrant. Judge Fly said III the appellant
know that deceased was on the track en-.
gagged I'm working with the coupler, IL
owed him the duty Of warning HIM off the
intention 10 move the car; but II II Old not
know that he was on the track, II owed
nm no duty"
at a crossing when Killed. and was not IN
the net Of crossing the track, but was on
gagged TN gratifying an IDLE curiosity IN
regard 10 nm appliance Of the Hat car
The verdict Of the lower court. award
lug $4,000 damages to Mrs, CoWlo., Us re-
vrrscd and the cause * remandcd
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News Notes.

Austin. Texas. April 3.Major Thorn and
leutenaut Wrsteryelt United states army,
stationed al Fort sam Houston, are here
looking Tor an artillery practice range.
They desire a 45o0-yard range but so FAR
49, beon unable to md one &C. their
iiising n a proper kind Of a range Is
incated the battery from Fort sam Hous
ION WIN make seml-anuual trips here FOR
target practice.
The grand jury ~ the Twenty. sixth dis
t,.lrt court has asked for authority 70 eN-
anime the county records
l. Randall. aged 20 years died yes
tcrlav. End his remains were shipped 70
Meridian for interment
An az the local IRE companies have elect
cd officers Tor the ensuing year.
JOHN Howard, aged '5 Years died yes
q. r. Leuert OF Ia Grange Is here On
business.
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Hoekins VS.. Dauoherty.

Galveston. Texas, April 2. The case of
W. w. Haskins ri ni VS. j. s Daugherty
Fl al was argued before the court Of ciyil
appeals this morning and submitted Tho
cnse was appealed from the Fifty NTH
district court of Harris county ana In.
wolves an immense transaction. The plniu-
tits allegc that they agreed 60 purchase
q tract Of land embracing 1000 acres IN
nrazoria county valued n $6sO,OOO aud the
dcfcudnnts failed 20 deliver the said land
The suit was instituted 10 compel the
SPECIFIC performance Of contract aud for
VAS secured Tor the plaimlns for daIu-
ages In inc sum Of $1,000, but the specific
perfcinrnce 81 cpG:raet priyed for was
druied Both plaintiffs aud defendants gave
notice of appeal.
J. II. Robertson Of Austin, T. r Bryan
Of Velasco and Major j, G. Hut 'hcson ~
Houston appeared before the court today
Ia the argument of tne ease.
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Austin, Texas. April 9. Among the i'm
pol1ant cases 10 come up before the court
Of criminal appeals his week Is the death
p,.nattv case against GregOria Cortez. who
Is charged with the killing of SheHfs Nor
rls and Glover which occurred last sum
mcr.
Otber death penalty cases are as follows.
len AilkeI from Lee county; sam Stiles,
from De Witt county. Sam Woo Hoy from
Fnvette: Vicente Sancceds, from BeAar and
Rohcrf smith from Grayson
Tbe life penalty eases are a. follows, IHe
Gibson FROM Fails: q W. Smith. from
Boil. Jose Sranehcg. from Ia Sale. Abe
House from Dallas; Jim Moore. from Fan
John Addison. Jr.. frsm Harris.
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sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

la Grange. Texas. April 3 stolen from
ncHr winchester. Texas one dom horse lG
hands high branded NJ y connected on
right shouldpr left knee enlarged olnclt
name aud tail has Rnot on right ankle.
owner viii pny lMcrnl reward for horse and
] VIII pay Sl5 FOR thief upon conviction, Au-
Pust I.oessin, sheriff Fayette county, Texas,
S,rayed or stolen from Joe Weidlnger,
2sW Main street. Houston. Texas ono
light brown Jersey heifer, l3 months old.
no brand scar on tile lefi side or bead
cnused hy dog bite; 50 reward.
Strayed or stolen from Wash Foster,
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Results at Hubbard Citv.

Hubbard city, Texas, April Lone Of the
closest contested municipal campaigns IN
the history of Hubbard city closed here
today The interest was conferred prin-
cpally in the marshal and ETY. attorney
races, which resulted i'm Il victory for j. ".
freeland Tor marshal and Lee Frisby for
city attorney. This is Frcelaud's third
term and Frlsby'> fourth term Henry
hcitt was elected clerk W. u. Connolly
assessor aud collector, II. j. Jones, street
oversecr, II. o. Rouuds, ". e. bowman
aud W. b. BnInes, ALlemen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04
PAY ROLL WILL Be BIG.
Refinery Now Building at Beaumont
Viii Employ 1000 Men,,
EFFECT OF THE ANTITRUST DECISION
Oil Men Discuss Its Bearing on the Prob
able Appearance OF the
Standard.

beaumont Texas, April S,-Whtle very
little has been written In the last month
concerning the large refinery In the south
crn suburbs of the city. &c is a most in'
potant Industrial improvement for the city
ON account ~ the present employment OF
nearly 500 men and the announcement by
she couipany tina, it will employ 2oo men
before the year Is ont and viii increase II
10 400 within eighteen months. The com
pany has little TO SAY to the public. IL
dld not ask any bonus OF the city. IL will.
In addition 10 the large rchncries, have ma
chine shops and foundl1cs OF considerable
magnitude.
Mcs,uS Galloway Murphy Co. have ap'
pointed MIR g. e. simmons traffic man
ugcr OF their company
~
Mr. Holland 5 Rravis has returned from
a "trip to ST. Louis. where he spent Coh-
siderable time Looking after matters OF I'M
portancc to the beaumont ncld. lie thlnhS
that the people of the central palt OF lhV
United states are HWakcnlrN rNlhuS 10 VIZ
great advantages Of beaumont petroleum
las fuel proposition. The use on lh's on
tor the ,,,.ta's Fair at 81. Louis has done
much 10 place " before tho gcue@i puphu
and the result has been benehcinL
Colonel c, f. Lurdn, the old time OIL
man. has returned to Beaumont sttet an
extended trip tn his home at Lima, ONO
lie has been 40 siucr his hst trip here
and that fact caused him to delay hts re-.
turn for q longer period than he hAd AZ
ihst Intended.
Thc oil men have hccu talking about the
cficct OF the uuti-trust decision rs made by
Ia
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Dallas County Cnn,n,itte.

Dallas Texas. Apnl B. The county dem.
oeratic executive committee in special scs
sion today found the Sumners.I .cmmop
contest for county attorney too hot a
proposition to handle. The committee con.
stSts of sixty voting members and chair.
mun and secretary
Although the body was in session most
OF the time from noon until 4 O'Clock and
frequent roll calls were had quorum
never answered. The COMMITTEES adiourpcd
until next SATURDAY. The county conyeu-
ton Is To he held on that day and an ex.
citing time is expected
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Lubbock County Instructions.

Lubbock, Texas, March D,-rhe Lubbock
county convention met today and elected
delegates to the various conventions and IN.
lieutenant governor Terrell for luud com
missioner Ruubius for treasurer, Bell for
attorney general, Lefcvre for State super
lntendent Of public instruction, X. NJ Love
Tor comptroller, lornshy for railroad com
missioner, Davidson for associate justice OF
supreme court and Montgomery for justice
of the court of civil appeals.
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TO CAPTURE LIVE TARPoN
For Exhibition at the Worlds Fair at
ST. Louis

ST. Louis.
Rockport Texas April THE directors
of the Tnrpon club have decided TO Try anu
send some live tarpon caught ON the famous
grounds near here to the 81; Louis EXPOSE
tlon in 1903. They have ordered the cree
tion OF large tank near the club mouse nous,
and windmill to supply salt wa or con
tlnuoIlsly 10 the tank ON the bay. lhe
tarpou season is just opening up aud as .ie
specimens of the game are cluEhi H'fH,
viii be transferred 10 the tank y" - r,i ~
tbey can hc kept alive IN cap WITTY, Inc
Climb people hope 10 he able IN ger some
Young tarpon for the tank. " the eIR'ti,
pent proves a success q special ear WIZ ne
made and the fish shipped To ~. LOUIS Ut
tho clubs exhibit. ...t.
Tho material for the erection OF the aux
arrived yesterday aud was taken Gown a.
the club house oday. Tho work OF pul'u
ing the tank will commence at once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04
:. CONVENTION.
,,tt Annual Event Is Now
kession at Waco
Irpy LARGE ATTENDANCE,
w.lcone Were Made and
I. Aooointed-Warm Con-
!, the seoretaryshIp'

H.. Aprl 3. The thirteenth
r., Of the State division OF
III pr6tertiye Association is now
~ civ. The attendance is
f,her members are coming IN
rho meeting was harmonious
4 going to he some hot contests
| over. ,,...,.,..
t,e,rre D. Bennett, Dallas; hfSt
l., George Delhi. Dallas second
T., ". u. Bettis, Orange third
f. q /. Horton, Austin; sccrc-
I.,s,.urcr. James E. Ludlow
l.,ors. V. V. Damon Hous-
Arnold. San Antonio; H. r..
| simmons, r. II. Gutley'
T., r Drake. Austin; II. j. La
In. p II. Dean, Waco; Au-
Il. waco; W. II Galway. Fort
L. I.asker, La Grange; n. A.
[.n,e. {. 5. T.. Holland, san An
A. Hoocanhuyzcr. La Grange;
Fan Beaumont; j. b. Williams,
" 4. stewart, Orange; T..
orclo All of the officers and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04

Marshall TcNas, April ? iIenry Long. 8
h la the employ az The Electric Iighs corn
pany az iinemnn, was painfully injured hS
failing from the top ~ one Of the poles
this morning Mr. Long was working az
tb,. TOP Of pole ana holding tn 2 cross'
beam when bolt gave way and pulled out
OF the beam, causing him 20 tall Daek'
ward striking on an awning ills heada,
shoulder and left side was BADLY brulscl
lfe.
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then ripe for taking definite steps In the
natter for tho reason that the new SHIP
channel was an important factor Ia for
mulatinr his plans.
Mr Dacfen viii visit Houston. Galveston,
Beaumont and other important cities VI tins
state aud inform himself AS 10 the amount
OF remcut used IN the local trudr 0ud viii
also make u thorough Investigation MS 20
tho extent to which II would he possible 20
work up trade tor the product 20 be div
trihutcd from this point When he has col.
lccted AN ot inc information he desires, po
VIII then determine upon his future plans
ia the matter
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Texans in New York.
Especial TO The Post1

Especial 10 The FoSi.l
New York. April 3.-The following
ans are registered in New York noteiS'
Galvestou-J W. Mcdowell, 1llseE H.
T.. clark Imperial
Fnrr WortbAD Bonner Gilsey. ,,.-
Mckinney George Rounds, T. N"4ie"'
Broadway Central. ,.,.-.
Paris Gordon and wifi" Nafatle'
Wac0-Dr W Cole. Grand mon.
Br8ly-D. Savage. New AmNeruan'
Tcgas-R Patterson, Union square
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De GRAFFENREID AT HOME
Realizes He Has Hard Contest In
His New District.
Mr.. POTTER is OUT OF THE RACE.
Stephens Now Has a Walkover for Re
election from the Thirteenth District.
Other State Political News.

Dallas. Texas, April 3.--Concrcssman Dc
Grahenreid of the Third district reached
mere tonight direct from Washington He
is billed to open his campaign at Gilmer
in upshur county, on Saturday next.
While he realizes that be has hard cam
paign on against Judge Gordon Russell Of
Tyler, Mr. De Grufcnred expresses con
tdence Of winning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04
Ii poRrE Ag a cEMENT cENreR.
German Exporter rs Now Looking Into
the Matter

Ia Porte, Texas Ap1l 3.-Mr Fritz
Daelen OF Koln, Germany. arrived here the
first Of the week and expects TO remain in
La Porte for a numher Of weeks. He Is
here on n very important mission. which
II successful. win result In La Porte being
made the distributing center FOR German
cement imported into this country Mr.,
Daelen Is largely Interested IN the mann.
fseturc Of this product IN Germany and
saws the expor trade OF the country In
this line S. on the Increase.
Mr.. Daelcn was here nearly year ago,
having prartlcally the same object 10 view,
Ne FOUND. however. that the une WA not
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Well Belongs to Tezas-Amedoao Co.

TO the Editor OF The Post.
Chicago March 29 Ia your Issue Of
March 2B. under head OF "rhrcc Sew Gush
crs Iu' you give thr following item:
sharp Bro. brought IN q well this after
noon ON blorl, 30 for Dc Chicago Texas on
company which adds lOo feet ~ uc,v ter
rltury to tHr Geld and Is therefore Of con
siderable Importance. This vol WIS drill
ed 40 % d,rfh ot $50 feet. ana D. perhnps
t4c d,pur-t fushcr lu ihr bcld The well
Is splendid epputcr Otto"
The above tcr refers Go thc we'll on
block as driIlcl Tor our company tho
Teyis. American on company. aUd I Won a
DO alau 10 SOU would make pruDor cor
rectIon giving notice ~ the coming IN ~
opr well which We are informed by a
number VI OH men %, Beaumont Is the hest
yyrll ON the fold md Us certainly the deep
cst ". S. Durlaud.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04
Result al GAINESVILLE

Gainesville Texas, April AT the reg
ular city election held here Tuesday tine
following candidates who were nominated
at the city primary held February II, were
elected without opposition: city attorney
W H. Murphy: marshal. ". w. Roberts
secretary, George Rousseau; assessor ana
collector. Robert Bean; treasurer. j. G..
Rurus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04

Gonzales. Texas. April 3-Nirs 5. J..
r,l,,stop nromineut In state Christian
thnrch circles. Is critically III At her home
here Her brother in-aw. j. =. Houston.
ana DR. Amos Graves. arrived tonight on
a special train from san Antonio
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Commander for Department Of Iekas, I

san Antonio. Texas, April 81 o'Ole.
wnliam u. spurgiu q the fonr'n un.'y .,
states cavalry. arrived in the cry ''-',
morning from Denver and at once assu''isu
command OF the department OF lfH"s' mo
ceediug Colonel William e. FeFpusH % cdn,-
Twelfth cavalry who has been ~ stv
nsand Of the department igi .5rra IN
,,.oetS Colonel Snurgin will continue, ~
command OF the department INN ~, wa
itrigadier General Jacob Ilurd sin'n'
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IA CIew 10 Murderers.

Austin. Texas. April 3.-Ofhcers nre I'M
able 10 find a clcv to the murderer OF
Mrs Levy. who was burned Ia her home
after being billed and mutilaied. Blood
bounds nave been taken To the place.
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Siorc ~ Waco.

waco. Texas. April 3-1ue confectionery
store OF G.. lMguno, ON the corner OF Austin
street was burned this morning Ihere
was stroug south wind blowing and II
was with thc greatest effort thnt whoio
about $500. partly covered by Insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-04
q AZ RnhY IS Cuttlna Teeth

,,,. and use that old and well tried
oe Jy Mrs WinslOW's Soothing Syrup,
fer Children teething Il soothes he child
Io.,.ens the gums, sllays all pain, cures
Wind cole AID Is the best remedy Tor
disFrhoes.
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Leased a Big Tract.
stln. Texas. April 3 Judge Heur

Austin. Texas April g. Judge Henry
Saylcs Of Abilene WAS hero Yesterday and
closed deal with the general lnud Office.
10y which be secured lease on $4,000 acres
of land IN NJ Paso county The land coy.
cred 10y the lease is practically undsvelope1
and there is not drop Of water on II
anywhere Il is the intention of Mr..
SAVES To sink wells and develop the land
ns soon as possible amt then stock II with
cattle The price paid into the Stntc troa,.
ury for the FIRST yours lease on this land
was StTlO
There is great dca of land IN the wcst'
cru mart M tho. StntC, which presents tho
same conditions as this 5sn00-scre tract, hut
actual settlers do not want II ON account
uf the dry character Of the climate and tho
one revenue tho state can derive from II
is to lease IT, In many instances after
The land Is leased and developed. the actual
settler then puts i'm hid for it, aud the
cry goes mp from many quarters 20 abolish
the absolute lease Inc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-02
Star Route Delivery

The Fostoffice Department has insti-
vice Tor parties living along route
where it is inconvenient for them to
go t. ne postoffice for mail. The plan
is % la.e the star route mail driver
collect III mail tha. is placed in boxes
made by the patty along the route.
A number OF directions will have to be
followed as the department exacts
reasonable restrictions regarding the
matter. The new order goes into eff
feet the first of this month and Will
probably be taken advantage of by
many farmers in this section who live
close to the roads Nevada is includ-
ed in the States that the service 6as
been established Following is the
principle instruction that should be
followed More information can be
had at the pOstmaster's:
Any person living on or near the
route and not within the corporate linn
~
any pOstoffice, who desires his mail de-
posted at given point on the line of
the route by the carrier may provide
and erect a suitable box or crane or
the roadside, located in such manner
as to be reached as conveniently as
practicable by the carrier without dis
| mounting rom the vehicle or horse
and such person shall file with the
| postmaster at the post Office to which
! his mail is addressed request in
writing for the delivery of his mail to
| the carrier for deposit at the desig
mated point, at the risk of the address
see. The small bag or satchel above
described, as well as the box or crane
must be provided by the person fol
whose use it is intended without eX
| pense to the department.