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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION,
Important Measures Discussed at Last
Nijht's MEETING.

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regular uonthly meeting last nlsht IN the
Office Of the association at 2lS Maiu street
Considering IN, in,lc,u,,,t .,y.8fb,r th.re
was A"H N'It1udhee'
The minutes u the previous meeting
wore read and 8Doroycd. md all hills or
a,,.a ,nt4
"Vl'u p"'u'
Inc secretary reported receipt Of nam
her OF communications asking for iuf,rua.
ti,u q, .,,..,,.I a., rI.,,..,.,,. 't,.,...,t,. ,,
So" ~ '''"'''"' '"N'"''Ne NnN
it"m large manufactures of hosiery who
slG'tu t4Ht ne INTENDED TO move hiS tac-
tory To Houston if conditions were favor
able. All THESE nad been duly answered.
The Industrial committee reported mat
lLt} huu met aud considered the prupO-
Stlon recently advanced TO folm d corpor-
alton iot the purpose Of taking stock ia
new enterprises which might desire 10 10
cafe ~ houston, aud that they had IN
dorscd the movement aud promised the
committee HAVING the muttcr 800 charge
any assistance which they could give them.
me committee also called the attention ot
the association {, the large ueld for use.
fulucss which might hc covered by tho as.
ISOLATION getting needed financial assist
anec 10 expand many small manufacturing
industries already established In Houston,
aud which had proved SUGGEST
The committee of twelve appointed by
President Mpschart 20 consider ANA report
on the proposed new charter for The city,
brought In their report which after an
Interesting discussion, was unanimously
adopted This important report VIII be
found IN fun tn another part OF this paper
Tn" secretary read communication from
the New York Commercial requesting the
opinion of the association on the creation
hy congress Of permanent turiu commits
sion, to which should he referred ul reVis.
Ions of the tarln. This provoked opposl-
ton aud brought out the following rusolu,
tion, which was carried
Whereas. There Is a movement on foot.
futhurcd hy the New York Commercial To
provide for the creation OF "a commits sion
to br known as @ tarn commission. for the
purpose Of studying our tarin laws revis.
Ing same ana from time to time recon
ucndug such changes ms il may decm
proper Therefore be II
Resolved by the Houston Manufactur.
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Is A SERIOUS MATER.

The Most Serious and Fatal Diseases
Arise from Indigestion
Chronic Indigestion or dyspepsia, while a
very common trouble, has for some time
hcpu looked upon by able physicians as a
serious thing, and that no time should be
lost in treating ct properly AT the start.
bccauso recent researches have shown that
tho most serious, fatal and incurable dis
eases have lhUir Origin IN simple dyspep-
siu or Indigestion.
Di4b,ic7 is supply one form Of indlges-
tlou, tho sugar and ,tafchy food not be-
100; as,i,Iil,,d by the digestive organs.
Iu Ergnts disease the llDumCn 10 not
properly gssWilatcd.
Ehno consumption and dyspepsia are
.t D. beyond question
that dyspepsia makes a fertile soil for the
seeds oi sumption But the trouble
has been 90 mud a remedy that could be
tyHNu4tg upon to cure G1nprpslh, as II ~
VIGOROUSLY obstinate aud difficult tD cure.
I.l. ..Ha D' luc question winch has
puzzled physicians ana dyspeptics alike,
until the question was solved turee years
4.o los the appearance OF new discovery
in the mcaicAl world. known as stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets, which u was claimed
,Kits' a certain leiablc cure fOr every form
Of stomach trouble.
Physicians, however, would not accept
srch statements without ntst giving the
new remedy many tests aud carefully OBJ
far.iug results,
FOR three years the remedy has been
thoroughly tested IN every section OF the
country and with surprising aud satlsfac.
tory results,
estlv claimed 10 be a SPECIFIC, a radical,
lasting cure for Indigestion In the various
forrng OF acid dyspepsia or sour stomach,
,,ae or wind on stomach, too much bile,
npduc fullness ar pressure after eating
ana lmllar symptoms resulting from DIS
ordered digestion.
stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets were not
piaccJ before the public until this three
years trial left no doubt as g their
I'm the trade aud can be found on sale
at all druggists al the nominal price OF 30
cents per package
10 e1travagant claims are made for the
remedy, It VII mot cure rheumatism, pneu-
monia, typhoid fever nor anything but
nfsi what NJ Is claimed % cure, md that
Is every form Of stomach trouble No
dieting Is necessary. good wholesome food
and plenty ~ g. end you may rect a..
rea IaaI StnarTs Dyspepsia Tablets viii
digest a. Druggists claim for u that y is
j Measure ~ recommend y 70 dyspeptlcs.
because 4 gives such universal SsriSlseticp.
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slow fever is the most dreaded OF an
and cures.
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light IS given for the bencdt OF the craft
AZ meeting OF Ancient York Masons,
held In the town OF San Felipe de Austin,
on the 18th OF February, ISIS, FOX the pur-
pose OF taking Into consideration the cX.
pcdieucy OF petluoning the Grand Lodge Of
Mexico for granting n charter. a dispense
ton for organizing subordinate lodge az
this place, the following brethren were
present; H. H. League, stephen f. Aus.
tin, Ira Ingram. ELL Mitchell, Joseph White,
g. II. Hall and Thomas NJ. Duke.
ON motion Of Brother Ira Ingram aud
seconded, Brother IL. II. League was ap-
pointed chairman and Thomas VI. Duke
secretary.
"on motion Of Brother stephen f. Austin
and seconded, it WAS unanimously agreed
that We petition to the Grand Lodge OF
Mexico for charter TO organize lodge
a. this place, TO be called the Lodge OF
Union.
"on ballotins for officers OF the new
lodge the following brethren wefe duly
elected: Brother stephen u. Austin, Mas.
ter; Brother Ira lngrum, Senior Warden:
Brother y. u. League, Junior Warden.
lSignedl IN II. League. Chairman.
Attest; Thomas NJ. Duke. Secretary
stephen +. Austin before he removed TO
IeNgs from 81. Louis was a member OF
~. Lonis Lodge No. !, holding charter
from the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,
al the town Of St Louis In The then unoc-
cuPed Masonic territory OF Missouri.
About this time intense excitement exist
cd IN Mexico on the subject OF suppressing
the Masonic societies In obedience to a
Bull Illuminated against them by the
relgung pope. CIVIL war soon after ragged
aud In the struggle that followed tho rival
Masonic bodies lost their power and pres
uge an0d were rent iuto fragments,
Owing 10 this distracted state OF Affairs
the enterprise OF forming lodge AT San
Felipe was allowed TO die out. These state,
ments are taken from a volume IN the State
library called History Of the Ancient aud
Honorable Fraternity III Free and Accepted
Masons and ConcordRnt orders" Written
by board OK editors, Henry Stulsnu,
chief editor; William James Hugham, Eu.
ropean editor.
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nlcr lN A RIcE KITCHEN.

American Association lntsnda 10 Servo
the Product at Worlds Fair
Rice served IN every style In a rice
Kitchen NJ the worlds Fair This VIII be
the novel plan OF the Rice Association or
American for advertising the Industry IN
THIS country at the ST. Louis fair A. IS.
Allison OF Crowley La, secretary OF the
organization. mas recently written the ex
position management that a committee ap-
pointed TO select a site for the Kitchen VIII
soon leave New Orleans f0r 81 Louis.
n S. desired 20 serve rice meals IN the
building ~ nominal price The promoters
~ the enterprlsa cay that % one Rhe has
not become familiar with the STYLES in
which this cereal can Ice eaten has any
idea n the Hundreds q ways y may be
eooked The building would be erected
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Baby troubled with Eczema, or
other disfiguring itching dis
ease Of the skin?
Doan's Ointment will cure.
Can not harm the most deli
cate skin.
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APPEAL TO MAsoNs.

Daughters Of the Republic in Behalf OF
the First Master Mason OF Texas.
To the Individual Members Of the Grand
Lodge of Texas
This is IN appeal FOR aid in paying the
balance due for the statue of stephen r.
Austin, that 1t may be placed along with
that Of General Sam Houston In Statuury
hall In our National capital In 1904. Y
making this appeal 90 tie Masons Of the
State Of Texas we desire 10 state that:
When the Daughters OF the Republic Of
Texas asked permission Of the Twenty
fourth legislature 10 place the statue OF
Stephen T. Austin la one OF the spaces al
lotted to Texas, IN common with all the
States Of tue Union, they proposed 10 raise
the amount necessary by private subscrip-
ton, and they have accordingly, by calls
upon the schools of tho State, upon literary
bodies, upon individuals aud organized So
CiCti"s succeeded in securing 5000 or the
5000 necessary tur the statue by Eli1abet
Ncy, aud are not dishuaricncl. But since
the last Legislature, at the request OF tn
daughters, appropriated 5000 for the
statue Of General Houston, and this statue
Ny.l be ready Tor unyeilmg IN prccmbc.,
lJu5 they nnd thar IL viii be impossible
for them TO raise the amount required Tor
the completion OF the Austin statue IN that
time.
Ihc Daughters Of the Republic feel that
these two statues should not b. separated,
and the Austin statue can not be placed
IN StutuaTy hail with debt upon IT,
This committee has faithfully worked TO
collect the fund for this statue, as above
suited. and IN time would accomplish its oh
iect. But In order thar the two Texan he
roes may not be separated or Disseminated
against by the benchclaries of their heroic
sacrifices the committee earnestly aska
your assistance IN this matter, as eX
blamed, and would by plain statement of
historic facts In the life Of Stephen i. Aus
tin, showing his devotion 10 Masonry dcc;u
II unnecessary 10 make any further appeal
10 your wen known Loyalty and patriotism.
already so abundant and responsive, Re
spectfully, Executive Committee -. u. 4
Mrs Marie Bennett Urwltz, chairman,
Mrs Walter Gresham,
Mrs Maggie Tod Milby,
Ms Adele b Luoscsn,
Mrs william +. Kendall,
/ Miss Adiiyi De ZAyug,
Miss Bette Ballingcr.
Mrs G0ruciin Branch stone,
I Mrs ROslne Ryan.
Mrs. j. B. Dibrell,
, Chairman Houston and Austin Statue Com
mittcc.
! Extracts from "a Comprehensive History
! AZ Texas Volume I, D. 500 Bryan:
In tSse eight years before Texas achieved
I nor independencc upon the battlefield 81
/ san Jaciato stephen I. Austin. H. u
I league. III Mitchell. Joseph White ard
/ 1bomas NJ Duke met az the little village
! ~ gan Feline 90 the Brazos river aud
/ farmad the first Masonic convention ever
| Lh5 or The coil Of TsTRf the record %
" alch having recently been brought TO
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after the architecture Of the typical Louis
lana structure OF the old French quarter
IN Now Orleans.
Those connected with the growing or
handling OF rice In Houston are much In.
teFestcd In the exhibit NJ 81 Louis aud ex-
pect great results TO arise from the demon
strntion OF the cereals food properties
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4 ~ PIE.
EfssS 4 PrOyid.
G, " lOdge.
LIE.
,rv OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED
u. Grand Bodies and Adjourn
s'w ~ Die Was Taken--lmpor-
T'''' ian. Work Was Done.

o,,Do Lodge met at Q o'clock and
vi I'll without loss Of time. The
~ an credentials No. 8 made sup
s,ulal report - y, . rooon.
nv, charter be granted Rock Is
\ - 49, and Moran lodge. Adopted.
rec on petitions No. / recommend
pstne!o lodge be permitted TO
W. =, name 10 Blanconia and that the
y :, Brackenridse lodge be restored.
wv .mr,l,tee on bylaws reported on
\. changes desired by subordinate
II IL their by'laws'
,ommittee on finance reported that
,vemIped the books, reports and
~, ~ the Grand Secretary and Grand
..s.sr and fopnd them correct. A mum
1 !, ,osses are delinquent. Recon-.
4 ,.,,ons were made as to allowances for
-. rendered the Grand Lodge during
..,loo nv various members. The Grand
.,r,,r was instructed to transfer SIS
4 !, ,hs funds In his hands to the widows
4 sruhans home fund.
5. = Grand Master John L. Terrell sub
"a The report Of the special temple
~I,tee as given below.
Il norts we're submitted by committees
A ,gieySpces and appeals.
|stsi Grand Master &. w, Tyler onered a
4slutIon amending the colslltutlon SO as
io,sr ot a sum not exceeding $1,000 per
~ Lnproyed by the Grand Lodge and
HIM be certified to the subordinate
Y, Grand Master Sam r. Hamilton Of
IN resolution to so amend the consti'
M a. to give masters Of lodges time In
&,h 10 make their appointments, Ap'
4 Ia By the Grand Lodge to be submit
II "a he subordinate lodges.
slor Grand Warden A, w. Campbell
Y rItted a resolution amending the con
&stiop 50 as 10 reduce the time OF the
Sittee on work from six TO four days
a living Instructions Mt the sessions of the
S,pd Lodge and increasing the time given
4 Illumination Of those applying for GER
: ,stes from three TO ave days. Referred
4 he committee on Masonic jurls-
ielce.
.knlttee on Masonic history. Recon-.
4 aied that 500 be appropriated to re.
In and care for the monument OF Rob,
4 ". Gillespie at Richmond. Adopted /.
4 Roberts was named to carry out the
Ms Of the resolution.
fhf Grand Lodge adjourned.
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NIGHT SESSION.
At the night session the matter OF In.
terest was the action on the report Of the
temple committee. The discussion was
prolonged. several prominent members tax
ing part in Il and all sides Of the matter
were gone into at length number oil
amendments were proposed to the reSolH-
lions offered by the committee, and inc
following were adopted;
on motion of Past Grand Master Ao2Gr-
nethy. section l was made TO read *
solved by the Grand Lodge, that the leuiplD
to be erected at Waco shall De q ulourll'
structure. tireproof II 1t can he MADE So;
for the sums hereinafter 20 be mentioned
as appropriated for the purpose OF cttrL
ing said building, suitable ini inc - ,j..
the Grand Lodge ana othcr leN"a 'ln'a'"
bodies at their annual communication
with such offices and committee rooms 'n
may he necessary. Said BUILDING 10 nc i"u'
stories high, the hrst or EioHiV huN, 49,
the second story 10 be used Tor Tchta' put'
noses and 10 be so constructed ana sun
diyidrd as in the opinion NJ the commit
hereinafter to he named as VIII nest "uaiii
said lower stories for rental puipuatH3 "'"Jf
the upper two stories 10 be so aiidh- ~ 60
subdiyidpd as 10 make convenient 'iIa", .
I nIae meeting room, together WIN Az
necessary committee and toilet rooms l"lt,
rIosats. 1Dpvraches and other esstuial %"
divisions, including hreprooI NauiIS i"I ''''
LOO T.
on motion Of Past Grand Master Aptl
nethy, the second section was so amehutt!
ms to make the cost OF the 6uudlHT ~
more than $4,000 ana on motion ~ ,t 30
Paddock the same sum was SUBSTITUTE
in other sections Instead OF SliV'VV'' &c
ylsed by the committee .,t,d
on motion of john 7. Bell lne ~ -
section was so amended AS TO iuAtluCt Nv
committee 10 proceed with the wore un
new temple without waiting Cor the telnp J,
nj Houston 10 be sold, the reComne ~
Of the committee being capable OF the con,
gtruction that no work was 70 ue uOne ,i IL.
Waco until the Houston properly was VS.
Also on motion Of John p. Bel, the sec &C.
ond section OF the fourth resolution Wa M, a. !,
amended as 10 give the committee aul ~ ~.
to borrow money on the Houston p"''''"-
instead 81 selling same 49,, ...
ON motion OF J.. II. Paddock thltu nc
tlon was added 10 the fourth resolution ~ ur
follows. That tho committee Ifollutl ~
la these resolutions are hereby aui iol.@tt
N in their Judgment h Ice 90 inc o.'t al
terest of this Grand Lodge so 70 40 =" ~,
or exchange the lot dNned IN thG ~ 80, W.
Waco Tor a more suitable ana elglult "a
lion uport which 80 erect the pTopostu 'i'
sonic temple IN the city ~ Waco ,oI
As n now stands the committee n'..,thor
bv Grand Master liy win have fnil ahl.ll l,,'
itv Ia select plHns, a site. arrange nnau' H.
matters and otherwise attend 70 EYER ~.
tail necessary 10 the erection OF m ng
1empIc The committee named ier ~ a., rad
noSe N composed ~ " ~ H.
Master; j. L, Terrell Of Terrell j. l. "os
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Church Services.

Temple Beth Israel Sabbath services
tliis evening az & ana tomorrow morning nc
10 O'clock. ADDRESS. Abraham, The SIAN
~ rnifh" The hrst Of d series 81 ttres
hers Of the Young Mems Hebrew sUciety
ard an interested in the formation o.
reading clasg 70 meet him az the Monte
fore hall on SUNDAY next 1T $3.50 ?. ui
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02
NUMBER 759
Easle.Picke,t Wedding.

MIR. 4. Naylor Eagle and Miss
Effie P. Pickett were united In
marriage at the home of the
BRIDES parents, MIR. aud Mrs.
John Pickett, on Wednesday
afternoon in the presence of about
30 guests. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Eugene Smith,
pastor of the Methodist church of
this city. Miss Retta Fsssett
acted as bridesmaid and DR..
Peirce as groomsman and the ring
bearer being little Emma Glenn
Macarthur. The marriage cere-
mony WAS followed by the we'd
ding dinner which reflected great
credit upon those who had this
feature of the occasion IN charge.
In the cutting of the cake, Mr..
A. V. Oliver drew the ring and
the groom's bouquet which proves
the unusual way in which fortune
smiles on this man from Maine.
The brides bouquet fell to Miss
Ella Pickett and the omen is
thought to he sure sign by her
intimate associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eagle left for Jas
per, their future home, where Mr..
Eagle is engaged with the Sanger
Mining & Milling Co.. being one of
their right-hsnd men. The best
wishes Of their many friends go
with them to their new mountain
home.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02
Floral Fair.

The Floral Fair which viii be
held at the Opera house on Thurs
day and Friday the 2lst and 22nd
of this month, for the benef, of
the public library should he pat.
ronized BY every man, woman and
child in Monte Vista. The ladies
Of the l.. L. A. are working hard
and earnestly hope that every one
who can will examine the premium
list and help the cause by the dis
play Of some choice plant or col.
lection of plants. II YOU don't wish
TO enter for premiums bring them
any way 10 add To the appearance
Of the room. Season tickets will
be only 80 cents admitting the
holder each day and evening.
Thursday night supper will be
served. THIS viii he in charge OF
experienced ladies who will give
YOU Rrst class meal for 20 cents
FRIDAY night the festival will close
with y jolly entertainment of
which X. Il. Breckenridge has
charge. This will be free To tho
holders Of season tickets
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

The home commission have LIT
contracts for supplies for the On.
sninv six months 10 Monte v,s.a
parties MA folIows: Fs..ctt, gro.
ccrics, sslt meats and suits; Bush.
niger. shocs and shirts: North
Farm. lecf and mutton; Mcinxer,
milk; Wiley and iiond, butter.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Hon. John II. FullinwiIcr left
for Denver Monday night to con.
fer with some Of the state officials
"n the water question. Between
Pueblo and Colorado Springs three
suspicious looking men took seat,
near him and asked the lime OF
day Of u Michigan man by name Of
Hubbard who seemed inclined TO
Ike social and -oon n game of three.
card Monte was in progress. Tho
man frou Michigan pulled out
tl0O 10 hack his hand whcrcupon
the strangers seized II and then
there WAS trouble, Hubbard drew
n revolver and the conductor was
called and upon giving up the
money harmony was restored aud
tho toaghs left the train ut the
next station.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

A socialist organization was
formed AT the close Of Rev. Carl
ID. Thompson's lecture in this city
last Saturday. Some over forty
rare enrolled.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Guy v. Newton. Of Denver. NJ.
companicd by his wife and little
hoy. arrived Friday morning and
from here drove To PlMtoro. Mr.
Newton IL interested in the Nam.
moth m,nc sud It is thought thni
extensive work - to be resumed on
that property.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

The steel trust is doing fairly
we'll for u young thing. 1t made
something over lll,0O0,0OO AZ
net profits last year.-New York
World.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

George. Z. Wilson anil !. \.
Rieknrd. attorneys at law have
formed n co partnership under the
firm name Of Wilson 4 Richard in
the practice 81 law.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

King Edward will he crowned
August 9Th unless something un
forescen happens.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Paul Boyer left for Minuesots
Monday where he expects to re.
main aud engage in farming.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Mrs. q. l.. liorroughs returne.,
Thursday from n months visit Ia
Harrisonvillc. Mo. She wns ne.
comp;.nied nv her sister. Miss
Annette Guisinycr.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Attorney J. n. Richards, of Del
Norte WAS in town Monday on
legal business.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

The p. NJ. B. company brought
down two 1 horse losds Of ore
Monday from the Eurydlce mine
located inst south Of the 2. NJ. Il.
property.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

A now hundred horse power
boiler arrived At this station Tues
day for The Sanger mine al John.
sons park. The big mill is fast
nearing completion.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Thursday n. Arson prophe.icsi
rain "l'cfore tomorrow morning."
Tic said the sun had been drawing
water several mornings anil that
and the Fast wind were sure signs
Of rain.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Frank johnson and wife, of
Bondurant, Iowa, arrived IN the
city Tuesday on two weeks visit.
ar. johnson is cousln Of d. Il.
.i,.!in.us.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

There WAS II drunken tramp in
town the frs, of the week annoy.
ing every man he met on the
streets begging victuals aud drink.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

The republican state central
committee will meet ut Denver
August 7th to determine the date
for holding the state convention.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

The District W. G. L. U. con
vent,on will Iva held at Monte
Vista August l7th.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

Paul |. Alirich and wife arrived
in the city Wednesday morning
where they will remain during the
hot weather.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-08-02

John =. Flower. president Of
ths Denver Real Estate exchange,
voices the vi-ws of the business
community in MI interview pub
lished IN the News lie con.
demns the wafer company Tor the
injury il has done the city and
points out that the only r-meiy il
MUNICIPAL ownership H.. sue.
x-s's that a public mass meeting
t'- held to protes, against H.. ia.
lnitoWs ordinance whirh tn.
water company In IT, ing 4" force
through the council.