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stalls Mt Lexington Arc Always Filled
Charley Herr Is Going Well.

Charley Herr Is Going Well.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lexington, KY. July 1Z-Horses leave for
the Grand Circuit. and almost as soon as
they are gone their stalls are filled with
new material sent in from the farms 70
be given n racing education at the Ken
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association
track.
With a rainless week the track has been
In splendid condition. and although the
weather has been intensely hot. many fast
miles have been shown by the PAGERS and
%trottsrs now in training here. The most
recent departure for the Grand Circni, -
the stable of David Cahill. headed by the
noted stallion Charley Herr eco, for which
Cahill refused SS.CO.
Rahbirds who have watched his nranar.-
ton declare that he was never better and
this IS witnessed by the fact that he trotre5
q mile IN 2:l4 as his final workout. He
pacing mare Ola Wilkes. by Ashland Wilkes.
Dam Ola Dignus b. Dignus. The stallion
mare and finished n length babind
her. They were together at the ouaT-
yer IN = seconds, TIE PAGER led by a
Herr again forged up. and they passaJ The
three-qu2rter pole head and head in .sI
seconds They raced nome. the mare win
mile was caught at 2:I3l. ;"
A different watch which lined Charley
iieTr separately caught him in Pa fiat, ana
he was all out at the end. IL seems nrnb-
2oIe. hoMeyer. that he finished a Shade
iaster. WitR an ordinary horse the ner-
formance would have been a had one -,
Mhen II rs that Charley Herr
never trotted but one mile over the
local track better than PA. a better line
On The racing prospects of the SON 81 aIfra5
9. can De obtained by the mile In Pa. Tse
Steeh morse; Alfred Starr. by Alfred G., dam
nsSky by Mambrino King: Willie Herr,
crother 10 Charley Herr. and his s-yesT-oIi
Sister SISTER Colette. together with ChsricG
ship to Detroit. None az The borss as
me exception OF Charley Herr. have done
VIII Evans, the w~eIl-known driver. will
have charge OF Bert Herr during The ~
sence o. the Cahill string on the circuit
His last workout was a mile in 2:lss' last
helf IN lTf1e and last quarter in "a. Bert
Herr always showed speed bu, could 49,
Win and his owner thinks that il was on
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account Of tnc fact that he did not stand
shipping He viii be started at the fall
meeting here. in an attempt to give i'm a
record.
u. p. Hume OF Paris has a small stable
Of five head OF his own breeding at the
amount Of quality In the lot. The 5-year-oId
PAGER. by Red Fro tson OF Red Wnkes).
= mila in 2:iS: hale In 1dE The chssfnnf
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:; P. BaTIsn. stroke. substitutes: II. schriber.
South Side Boat Club OF Quincy. m.-Georse \.
ZiHsas!mann boy r. LrTPsE. NO; GeS5se
tJitG:as: {. Heusr. William B1efkiin.
Century Boat Club-Dqctsr \ NJ. st2czhon.
stein. N5. :: AIberf +. Nasse. stroke. saosti-
tu,es: William Bick. Otto Theme
AdoipS Beiser. NJ, ?: George Die,z. No. John
Ere.taE, stroke. Substitutes: Henry -iueiier,
North End Rowing Cuh-A. y. stiles 0oE: u.
Junior Barge.
Century Eo1t ~clq5-Js Tgisu X lAF9o'{y r iow;
BicF. No. =. Bernard Bick. J-. No. 3: otto A.
Hampe. stroke: 4 Koehler. c6Kswain. subsu-
tutes: William, =. Koken. Jr. William Beck;2ld
No-ts End Rozing club. Letter. low:
George Grgbitz. No; =; + Pulse. 80, ;: : a
GIsyson, 10. 1 J Martha No > vivian EGS>
tutes: Il wil, John SPuerins and John Lucss-
how: James Beriey. 40. :: George Gilbert. No.
9. Joha higgins, No. Z: Charles Gueather. No. .:
Charles Amann. stroke: John connorss. coSSwsin.
substitutes: William Thompson. Walter Ochten-
North Side Boat Club o: Quincy. III J.
SchwindleE. how. =. BardUn. No. .. q. sanders.
No Z r, Meyrr Ne. I: II schTi6Sri &c >: !.
swain substitute =. BoqusL
Z Firis. 50, 2 F. 4. EloSrks No. 3 II J
SUI s]tita,es: ". Meter. r. Hueha and II. Parker.
M@s'lg T,a loving SahG GA55es@T' ,E9shTer' bow:
William Fisher. No. :: jacob Sch0tt. No. ;:
Charles La Clcrq. stroke James Mauer. cox
swain. Substitutes: George Dletz. Adolf Beizc.
South Side or Quiucr. Iu.-C Heuer. bow: II.
Klsqstoln. No. .: William Buerkiin. No. ,: q.
Leppcr. No Z. J. zimmerman. No. Z. i. G.
zimmerman. stroke. \. n. WclsrnhurEsr. cox
Ewain- Substitutes. L. Topper and e. Bis-er.
Junior Singles.
South side Of ouincy-Jgcob Zimmerman
North side 81 Quincy. u. Duty.
Century Boat =. Hess.
-. Louis Rowing Joachim.
North End Rowing ub-Gu Z. R1pp.
Junior Gig.
Century Boat CIub-Wm. G. Escrson. Ernest J.
North Ends. J. Schmidt.
Junior Pair.
western Rowing C.Gt-F. g. Mueller. how:
John Fr-I.ar. stroke. Geo. Diet. substitute:
Crutur- Boat A. Il. Stockh5N.
Eov. Aug. T.. Erker. stroke: Albert =. NaSse.
substitute; Lr.s 4. Scloessteia. substitute.
Junior Double.
Weztc.u Rowing C7uh-Gurt EoerE. bow; Louis
Hem. stroke Wm- SUThled. substitute.
Century Boat - J. Eges0n. bow:
Wm- =. Evee1n. stroke Ernst J. Hess. subsJi-
tutc. Hannibal HarreT. substitute.
senior Evcnts-FOurs.
Sunday. July 90: Western Rowing Club-Jack
Berger. bow: John EreitaE., No. q Louis Helm.
No. .: =. Dumnerth. stroke. Substitutes: Gus
Eoe-E. Chas. Le Cie.g.
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St. Louis Rowing Club-Lnuis Joachim, bow
Louis Grd Disi Ne; I; H sEabsl hI1EsenlPS FAM Ng k5s !.
Mound civ .R0.iPE CIgb-M, geslsy. bow J.
Msysr. stroke. Substitutes: Frank Jaeger. c.
GsR.Tal E2NsinE GGl Club R2smsr bgx H.
stroke. Substitutes: e. Agne. z Beal.
One-HRlf-MiIe Dash for Fours.
Western Rowing Club-F. c. Mueller. bow
Adolf Beiser. No :: Geo. ,Die:z. No. ;: J. FreI-
Mound City Rowing Club-M. Begley. bow: J.
Meyer. stroke. Substitutes: Frank Jaeger. c.
ST Louis Rowing CIub-Louls Joachim. how:
Jos dig. No ? L G~rosiean. No. 2: Hv. Lang
North End Rowing Cuba. VI. Stiles. bow: ".
smith. Stroke. substitute: II G iRahn No J. F
Century Boat C~lub-Dcctcr 4. II. S;ockhoH.
20 ;: 1fhS. +. Nsssc. str STOKE. suS 5 sSalos' w' T
-,ceniTai Rowing Ciub-N. Rcemer. bow: W.
Roth; No. :: II. Peischoneck. No. ;: A. Tebssu.
scnIor Double.
Central Rowing Club. AEne. bow: F. AEns.
stroke: substitute. E BeaI. and winner q the
Senior Pair.
Century Boat CIub-Crew No. 1: Charles Gale.
"; bow; HsnTy Gale. stroke: sgbI,itg,ss: 4.
ing; low; W > Rosstsr. stroke
John FTeitag.
Gregg Cup and Medal.
For Singles, IUnior-Gus +. Rapp. North End:
l. Joachim, -. Louis: Ernest J. Hess. Century.
}. o. Duty. y. s. Boat Club. Quincy: J. Zimmer-
mann. South Side Boat Club. Quincy.
Senior Barge.
Western Rowing Cluh-F. - Mueller. bow:
~. Beiser. Geo. Dleiz. John FreitsE. Jack Berger.
Frank stroke. Otto Becker. cuxsvatn:
SubStitutes. ChaS lie CleTQ. VIM. Fisher. An.
St. Louis Rowing = Joachim. how:
Ny. Schmidt, John Using. Jos. r. Dig. Hy. Lang
hening. L Grosjean. stroke. r. Schmidt. cox
swain. VIM EnE!is, substitute. and winner Uf
Senior Single.
Century Boat Club-RIchGrd NIrtschiag.
Central Rowing Club-E. AnEs.
Western Rowing Club-John l. Joachim and
winner Of junior single rice.
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limb. and Marvin thinks thai Il is largely
due to habit. Tie 3-yeIr-old lilly Grace
Erred. 2:i1, has been a mile in 10; last
a mile for the veteran in Pr. and Belle
Moor. a 3-year-old filly. by Resero. lam ty
AnteeO. Ea- been a mile in 81. The . year
in els. and ReveI Kane. 2.S=.. showed a
mile in go. HilCar. "a 2-ycdr-Old. by Wig
gins. has been a half in ,:l2. Al! OF the
in their work Among the others in this
bar Is a half-brother to Cap-Or. : O9a,
called Benign. Benign has a mark OF e:t9it.
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youngster was tried at the gait, Re stepped
a hatf nilc in I:59; last quarter a. :ssZ.
Cardiman. s:l6a. by Electric Sell dam
kosenol. ~ Electioneer. stepped the last
quarter OF a mile In 2:3 in 3i&.
ire veteran champion. Charles Marvin,
hopes that he will again ret RattIasign
z:lS<. TO a FACE. He stepped the son OF
Cectlian over the Ashland PARK track in
zlf7, In horse limps q little In a.s work,
hut shows no sizns Of fsvsr Ia The afscSed
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hIly Aripto. by Scarlet Wilkes. dam Polly
Louise. has been a mile In $50: quarter In
.. The S-year-old bay geiding Borllity. by
Bow Bells. dam Mary Turner. by West
wood. has a mile IN 2.z1s to lis credit: last
quarter in ~ Thee. with a pair Of 2-yedr-
Is working.
". W. Evans has a fast ycariiaE racer
Pnurhnn wuksa- The seventh time the
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LENGTHY ENTRY LIST FOR SOUTHWESTERN
AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATIONS REGATTA

CMs of ConNfnOrsn various Events Promises Good Contests Throughout Officials Selected and
Positions Assigned for Each Club Junior Events Will BE Rowed Saturday While the Senior
Races viii Be Conludeds Sunday AfenOon- Each Race Set fora Stated Time and
Crews Must Be at Starting Point at That Hour Distinctive oOs Assigned
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Sunday. July 20: Western Rowing Club-JacI
Berger. bow. John FrsitaE. No. .: Louis Helm.
No. .: =. DumInerth. stroke. Substitutes: Gus
HCc-r. Chas. Ia Ce-g.
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Inio- Four-oarcd Smells.

North side Boat Club. Quincy. HE. =.
Nofttz. bow: =. O. DuTy. No. .: u. Meyer. No.
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Senior SINGLE.
BUsY DAYS FOR THE TRoTrERs.

Century Boat ~Club-RlchGrd MIrtEchIar.
Central Rowing Club-E. AnEs.
Western Rowing Club-John l. Joachim. an
winner Of junior single rEce.
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Junior Double
senior Evcnts-FOurs.

Westcsn Rowing C7uh-Gurt EoerE. how: Louis
Hem. stroke Wm- SEThlsd. substitute.
Century Boat Jluh-WaiteT J.. Eyeson. bow
Wm. =. Eyesan. stroke: Ernst J. Hess. substi-
tutc. Hannibal HarreT. substitute.
EanFa- Erenfa-EnnEa
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western Rowing C!at-F. e. Mueller. how:
John Fr-Itlr. stroke. Geo. Dietz. substitute,
Adolf REiser. substitute.
Ccntur- Hoat Cub-Doctor A. Il. Stockh5N.
bow. Aug. O.. Erker. stroke: Albert =. Nasse,
snlst!tute. LIS ). Sclosssteil. suhstitute.
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MISS ELrzABETH GAME.

eight months from suppressed men.
situation, aud it effected my entire
system until became weak and debil-
itated. and at times felt that / had a
hundred aches in as many places. ]
only used the Compound for few
weeks, but IL wrought change in me
which felt from the very beginning.
l have been very regular since, have no
pains, and find that my entire body is
us IL 1t was renewed. l gladly recon-
mend Lydia IL. PinIkham's Vege-
table Compound to everybody
Miss ELIZABETH GAME, 90 w. Division
St, Fond du Lac, Wis,--y5ooo forfeit y
abogs Testimonial Is not genuine
At such n time the greatest aid to
nature is Lydia u. PinlSham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t prepares
the young system for the coming
change, and Is the surest reliance for
woman's ills of every nature.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all
young women who are I'LL to
write her for free advice, Adj
dress Lynn, Mass. q
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Water for Lunatio Asvlur.

Austin, Texas, July s.--A proposition was
made by Superintendent Worsham yester.
day afternoon to the board OF water and
light commissioners at its regular meeting
for the city TO furnish the State insane
asylum with water. That institution uses
about $4,000 gallons per day, and at pres.
ent the water Is obtained from an drteoan
WELL but II the city can furnish the water
at cents per 1000 gallons the State will
let 1t furnish water, as that Is cheaper than
the present cost. The board took the
time the city Will furnish the Institution
with water for the next thirty days so
that the basin at the institution which now
contains the water is thoroughly cleaned,
ms II has developed that II was the water
which came from this basin which had
caused the epidemic Of typhoid fever which
resulted In three deaths A roof is to be
erected over the bnsiu.
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DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Bids Asked for Wire Fence Around the
Battlefield.


Battlefield.
Austin, Texas. July s.--superiutendent
McNulty of the deaf and dumb Institute
has returned from two weeks visit to
New York.
Superintendent Harlan OF public buildings
and grounds has advertised for bids 10 put
a barb wire fence around the San Jacinto
battle grounds.
State Revenue Agent Cunningham reports
that many tax collectors are writing him
to the effect that saloon men are posting
their State license.
Tho governor ls signing many military
commissions these days. on account OF the
coming encampment.
Antitrust anldaylts continue TO come In
from corporations doing business in this
State
The governor complains of being weak
ana unable to regain his strength
Adjutant General Scurry has n force OF
men at work at Camp Mahry clearing on
the parade grounds and getting things in
shape.
Comptroller Love has gone to Waco to
attend tho sherlffs' convention.
The governor signed a large. number of
land patents today.
Assistant Attorney General Simmons has
returned from trip to sherman.
The comptroller today registered an is
sue OF 5000 city school house bonds.
The comptroller today received the tnu
rolls from McMullen county. They show q
total property valuation OF 81. 2G4, O04, Il de-
crease from last year of S2t ST2
Gray county has hcen organized
The State printing board held meet
Ing today
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THE FIRST SUIT FILED
AT GALVESTON FOR THE NEW
FEDERAL COURT.
It Involves the Title to a Lot OF Land
on ST Joseph's lsland--Answer Filed
in Fort Brown Case.

Galveston, Texas. July s.-The nrst suit
MED with the clerk of the new United
states court here this afternoon is a big
land suit The complainants In the case
are John McDougall ct al Of New Orleans
and the defendants are Samuel B. Allen
ct al Of Victoria, Texas. The complalnants
claim TO be the owners of tract Of land
comprising AGO acres, situated on st.
Joseph ISLAND in Arkansas county, Texas.
ihey allege that in Mny 1902, the de-
PENDANTS entered upon said land aud took
possession thereof. The complainants pray
Tor damages In the sum of $4,000 aud for
tue and possession of said land The com
plalnants trace their title to the land I'm
question OF William Bryan. whom 4 Is
alleged secured his title from the Republic
OF Texas.
An answer was fled with the clerk OF
the United Statea art this afternoon In
Re cause of Z. Is. Combe, executor OF the
estate OF stephen Powers VS. James Sill
uiHh' thomas Carson ct NJ IT Is the
separate answer OF james Stlllmnn to the
ahchdtu petition or Raphael NJ. Dc CnVo1os
et al. The suit is one involving the title
To he land now occupied by Fort Brown
lor which the United States government
paid AlUu,OOC In his answer the defend
ant ADMITS that he and Thomas Carson ne
ceiNed the sum of $4,000 from the gov
erhment OF the United States. but denies
mat IL was received IN trust for inter
Nenors in this cause, and sets forth that
ne SAME had been paid to h.m after he
had paid axes on the said property
amounting TO IS, lO1.G2. lie also admits
that the court made an order requiring him
TO place SJotOU of the amount in the San
Antonio National bank and appointing
receiver for the said fund, but he denies
that the couri had right to this and tnat
tnc court required bond fir the remainder
u the said sum except S76.sSg.9S
Inc case VIII be tried at Brownsville and
VIII be quito interesting.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, July s.--The charters Of
the following corporations were hlod to-
day:
Neches Brick company OF Beaumont; cap
facture brick. tile and other products Of
clay. Incorporhtors; T. NJ. Pittman, w. Ii.
Hook and Edward J. McCullen.
Cottage home OF Bolton; no capital stock;
purpose. to maintain an 1phan home. In
corporators; A. w. Ivey, w. a. Wilson and
e. O. Townsend.
Farmers Improvement Society Of TeXns,
Of Oakland. Colorado county no capital
stock lncorporators: X. l.. Smith, j. Il.
Johnson. s. r. Morris and others,
The Brownsville Land aud irrigation
company Of Dallas filed an amendment 10
its charter, increasing its capital stock from
$3.50 900 to $500, COO
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District AVERAGES.
RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.
Joe Smith Killed, E. A. Turner Was
Badly Hurt

Taylor. Texas, July Sc. A. Turner Of
San Antonio ana Joe Smith of D'hannis,
two railroad carpenters. were run over by
an international and Great Northern rail-
road freight train last night about o'clock
one and one-haf miles north Of Taylor
One of Smiths legs was cut on and he
died from the loss Of blood directly after
Turner's skull is cracked. his left arm
broken and a cut In the left thigh
From a statement made by Smith II was
learned that they were walking along the
track and sat down 10 rest when they ey,.
IDENTIFY fell asleep and were run over hy
the passing freight before awakening. Tur-
per's two brothers came over from San An
tonic this afternoon. He has not been able
To make connected statement of the sc.
csdent. as he has only been partially con.
sclous Turner is a member OF the carpen.
.eeiss , ull,i Car,s1 s,raat Tha u ntes az
smith are awaiting directions from his reia.
tiyea
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(Nor.), from Bocas Del roro: ri Ga Ann.
from New York; Horrox CBr) from RIo de
yaneiro, via st. Lucia; Alexandrian (Br.l !,
from Liverpool. via Colon and Mexican
ports Beverly CBr), from Port Limon.
tAin), for Buehelds
Barry. -sailed; Thurland Castle (Br.).
for Galveston.
New fork.-Arrived! Steamer Nueces
(Am.), from Galveston.
Delaware Breakwater. - Passed: Inca
lBrl, from Philadelphia for Antwerp or
Rotterdam, via Galveston.
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MUCH PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Guadalupe County Officers Have Jailed
Eiaht Meniesns and Are After More

Guadalupe COuHty OtflCerS rave Jalleo
Eight MeHicsns and Are After More.
seguin. Texas. July Slight Mexlcans
Jailed during the past twenty-four hours,
eleven guns and rides. a large number OF
shoes. hats and merchandise of every kind
recovered Is the result Of the work of the
officers Of seguln and Guadalupe county,
The officers are on the trail of several
other parties supposed TO be concerned with
the burglarles and hght Is expected when
they run up on one of their men.
greater portion OF the property has
been Identified, though much Of Il has not
been. The eleven guns were identified By
Theo +. Wagner.
Much credit is given 10 Constable Mediin
and Special officer Henry Permetto IN
working up the affair. Not only Seguln but
prehenslon OF the burglars. and II Is be
iieved that the systematic burglarles
throughout this section are now broken up
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State WIN Contest Title

Austin, Texas. July s,--state Health Of
hcer Tabor left today for Galveston, where
he will Mt once commence preparations for
the construction Of the quarantine officers
residence Tho quarantine station VIII not
he located on the present site on account
Of the controversy now existing ms 80 the
tltlc Of the land and the United States at
toYnev general having held that the prop
ertv belonged to the general government
While the state Inns abandoned the project
OF building the station on the present site
the attorney general Will contest the title
Of the Federal government to the land and
the matter will be taken into the courts
for adjustment.
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EXTRADITION GRANTED.
W. II. Smith Is to Be Brought Back
from Mexico.
THE STATE WILL CONTEST THE TITLE
To Land on Galveston Island Claimed by
the Federal Cove -nment--Wire Fence
for San Jaeinto Battlefield.

Austin. Texas. July s.--The governor Il In
receipt today Of Information from the see.
rotary OF state at Washington that the au-
thorities Of Mexico have granted .he ex-
tradition Of Eugenio Amaya. wanted in
Webb county, Texas. to answer the charge
Of forgery and passing forged Instruments,
and OF William II. Smith alias g. II. lie
Coy, under Indictment IN Bee county, Tex.
as. for forgery and swindliug. Smith was
arrested In the state of Vera Cruz. Mexico.
and the order for his delivery TO the Texas
agent was entered on the 2Sd day OF June.
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Galveston. Texas, July THE clerk Of
the United States court here entered dc.
cree today dismissing the suit of f. NJ.
Yost and j. w. Harper VS. Il. A. Richards
and G. ID. Haney on account of the com.
pialnants failure to file replication to de-
PENDANTS answer within the prescribed pc
Rod The complainants In this cause are
residents OF Houston and the defendants
residents Of Calhoun county, Iowa. The
compliments entered suit to recover mn
interest In n certain piece of land In the
Talcott PACKING survey In Harris county.
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non MeevIl II HiII conntu.

Hlllsboro. Texas. July s-The Mexican
bool weeviIs have made their appearance
In the Peoria community In considerable
force. They not only infest the cotton, but
the sunhowers being particularly numer-
Gus on the latter. Their depredatIons are
confined 20 the young bnlls.
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Conference Postponed.

Galveston, Texas, July I. The confer
ence between the holders of the outstand-
ing county warrants and the copcty com.
missioners, which was announced TO take
place today, will not occur until reXt Mon
day afternoon. At this time IL Is Hoped
that an agreement can 10 reached which
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, July S.-Eastern Texas
Showers Wednesday and Thursday; fresh
southeast winds on the coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrltory--Showers
ana thunderstorms and not SO warm
Wednesday and Thursday
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News Notes.

Austin. Texas, July Sat a meeting OF
the city council last night an ordinance
was introduced having for its object the
purchase Of the old water company plant
for $4,000. A motion TO suspend the
rules and place the ordinance on It's see
ond reading was voted down. Alderman
Stumpf desires to submit the proposition
to vote OF the people
Al meeting OF the water and light com
mission yesterday afternoon. motion
passed 70 tho effect thar the city furnish
i75000 gallons OF water daily to the lunatie
asylum.
DR. NJ. L. White. an old Austin man,
now located I'm New York. Is here for
months visit to his parents.
Miss Nola Potts OF Brennan is here visit
ing friends.
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loss In Oooupation Taxes.

Austin, Texas. July s.--state Revenue
Collector Cunningham has received Tux re-
ports from SO counties. 81 OF which show
loss Of s42,667 In occupation aud whisky
tax receipts and 55 show an Increase In
tax pnymets Of S1096li over last year.
or the counties which have reported, 20
are entirely local option, II partly local
option and in IS local option does not pre-
vail In a single precinct
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Houston K, OF P.'s Coming.

Galveston, Texas, July s.-rhe knights
Of Pythins lodges OF Houston are going
TO pay a visit TO Galvesto on the evening
Of July 10, The party will come on n
special train over the Galveston. Houston
and Henderson railroad leaving Houston at
1870 r. m, and arriving here at 500 y. m.
The train will return to Houston al 1859
return then or wait until any train the
Sunday following. The local Knights VIII
have a delegation to meet the Visitors at
the train on their ArriYnl.