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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Cameron CuIlinna.

Cameron. Texas, June 2.-Prof. A. n.
Smith is on the sick list.
In the case Of the State vs.. Harry Wad
dell. charged with poisoning, the jury re-
turned n verdict Of not guilty, The court Is
OF work on the nouinry eases this week,
thc criminal docket being flushed
Dr Rush Thomas. recently graduated
froih the medical department cf Galveston,
return, d home saturday.
Miss Bessir Hchey recently graduated 80
Wards seminary. Nashville Tenn. has ee-
turned to her home here.
Major and Mrs Lyles are visiting In Mar
lin. D.. 80.
Rev james Kigore returned from Austin
and fllod his pulpit yesterday.
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EIeventh platriot civll conn.

Conrad A. Kownslnr VS.. Amanda AZ
howhSlnri leave to plaintlf 10 Ala A.,
amended original petition aud canse cnS
tinued generally. N"use CON
John Barr, VS.. Atlantic Warehouse Com.
psny ct ali dismissed on motion OF nlaIntIsy
mary Jennings VS.. j. c. JeunInrs, Jix
missed ON motion of plaintiff. vs.
galveston and Houston Investment ,,o,,
pnny VS.. John @. Welshneyer OF al, W 4
Tarrer appointed guardian ad lliem 10 r,nrr
sent interest of minor. r. G. Taryer.
Mrs. Alice Morre vs.. Houston fns, and
west Texas Railway Company; lenve Ia
Messrs Brockman 4 Kahn to have fnew
names stricken from the docket as ntfo,'
neys for the plaintiff
-, Eta l.. lodcr VS.. Houston East and wes,
Iexas Hallway Company; same order
II, II. Williamson vs.. Charles j. brand
dismissed on motion of paintiff.
j. j. Lomnx VS.. j. Il. Mcleod; reset to
June II. 1902.
Michael J, Woods ct nj VS. ], T. Moon o,
al; leave to Daisy DeNance to Intervene Is
party defendant
q. II Baker VS.. ]. o. Davis ct al: con
tinued on application of defendant.
q. b. Baker VS. j. o. Davis ct al. same
order
Frank S. Burke VS.. Houston East and
West Texas Railway Company; leave 70
plaintin to file first amended original peii,
tion and cause continued to make parties
Josie Alexander Va. Henry Alexander,
temporary Injunction heretofore issued dis.
solved.
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Rot N cherukee county.

Rusk. Texas, June 1.-Tomatoes are being
injured by worm. the rot aud m Insect
that Ia simlgr TO the boil weeyl. Ar.
Roland NORM, one OF the best informed
truck men n thls county says ne thinks
the tomatoes hnye besa ninred or de.
stroyed by the worms, weeyiis and rot All
Of the small or later tcmntOcs are destroyed
ana the hrst fruit cluster s. about all some
VIII get. Tomatoes ere selling for about
81 % per crate. -
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Safe Cotton Seed Crushers Are 10
Meet Ia Convention Today.
, HR MFRS HAVE GONE TO LOS ANGELES
A Petition is to Be Presented for the
Establishment OF a Shrine at Calves
ton--Rev. John c. Roehm Dead.

Galveston, Texas. June 2-The Texas
Cotton Seed CrWshers' association win meet
In ahnnal convention at the auditorium at
II Il. III. tomorrow. The delegates, on be.
hair OF the city. viii be welcomed by MIR.
| !, IL Kempner city councilman, aud ON
behalf Of the commercial bodies, Julius w.
Jockusch, president of the Young Mems
business league Will extend a welcome.
| +. w Mnddln of Tyler viii respond to
these addresses ON behalf OF tho Cotton
Seed Crushers' association These formali
ties concluded W. d. Kyser Of Marlin.
president of the association, viii dcliycs
his annual address. This win he followed
by annual reports OF Secretary Robert Gib.
son OF Dallas aud Treasurer r. X. Erwin
of waSahachie This viii conclude the
forenoon exercises, The Afternoon session
will meet at O'Clock After roll call tao
/ presentation of credentials and comuunicn
! lions Will be In order, followed by general
1 business.
Tho association will be In session three
| days and Its discussions will be entirely
! pertinent TO the cotton seed crushing IN.
| duStry, quite number Of the members
4 OF the association arrived today among
whom is Mr., Robert Gibson, secretary ut
/ the association.
When seen Mr. Gibson said he had no
| idea how many members Of the association
| would be In attendance upon thc pUuYtN'
4 ton. Continuing he said; I'VE are ltcr'
ally In the hands OF our friends aud Win
be satisfied with whatever arrangements
| are made for our entertainment Al we
/ ask is that the hospitnhe GalVostoniaps
/ viii grant us sufficient time to transact
/ the business for which the convention has
/ been called"
! The program outlined for the entertain.
meut Of the Cotton Seed Crushers Ia ear
! ride tomorrow morning over the city wind,
! ing up az the auditorium Free tickets
/ VIII he furnished the momber, of the as.
/ ISOLATION to the Ethel Tucker attraction
| NJ the auditorium tomorrow night ON
! "Wednesday morning at "a. m. the mem
/ hers are requested 10 he on honrd u schoon,
/ or NJ the foot uf Twenty frst street aud 10
| on n fishing excursion out hctwecn the jet.
/ ties. An abundance of nshlug tackle VIII
/ he aboard to enable the crushorS 70 hsA
/ TO their hearts content 4 breakfast VII
/ be served ahoard the hoRi In the even
J ing they will hc tho guests Of thc Gnlteh'
/ vercin Thursday the features viii Zee an
I excursion on the hay. \ plunge In tho surf
! ut the beach. to conclude With roof gar
/ den nsh fry nj the bathing pavilion rhe
/ majority Of the crushers are expected To
/ arrive tonight aud on the early morning
] trains.
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Real Estate Transfers.

b. G. Giddmgs To stafford smith 40
acres, known as survey No; ~
block ., twenty miles north Of enc,
ca irSGi'S g. carter to c. IL ana liar.
rlctt Little. LOIS 10 and II. In block
PCS. Houston Heights ,,'...., IN
Mrs. Jemison y, Colson to l., w
Braunon, block u. Of 1o-acrC lot O. ON
Of the subdivision Of the Holman. 1,d1
South Texas National Bank to W.
e. Jones' lots q 3, 9, Z. and o.
block Is, Noble,s addition 1 ,,aa'';c oV,'
Louis Sigcl, lot o.. block JIG, IN en-
Houston Heights ...,.........,,.. lV
Nj RghlGSs "a and V dn6 80 30 b blGaS
j. F., Barnes TO w. =, Pinkerton
lots 2 and 36, StranG's subdivision -,
of L, Crimson league ,;"s..;;i. 10
Frank Il. Rue To Anna II. Stadtlcr
lot 5, In fractional block 425, south 49,
side Buffalo bayou ,...........,. 81
Mary T. Hutchinson In John Stadtlcr,
lot ,, block 53S, south side Buffalo 49,
Robert 6sS' W. iiGtchson to John stadt
Ter, lots II and u, block j3s, south a.,
side Buffalo bayou ,..;,t::,,...;' ~
Il, y, Little to Mrs Annie II. SlHd5
iar, parts Of lots q, I, and y
block 5G7, sonth side Buffalo -
John Brower ct al 10 Miss Katie
Kccly, lots 3 and T. block 9, Fair ON
Cynthia a. Bacon to George 2 MI
roy, lots % ana "a. block 2l7, In 9,
Georsc r. NiIlroy to c. 4, Mckinney,
lots II and Is, block III In IlonS- .,
Ton Heights ,..,,,..,.,,...,
George NJ Kuhn to Or. J. NJ. Blair
lot ., block 2Il, Baker addition ~.
north side Buffalo hayon. ...,..,.'. 31'
r. w Vaughan to Mrs. lda Green,
lots IL aud IA, block PIG In lIouS' 49,
ton Heights ....',..'.....'' ;,...;.. AZ
and Henderson Railway company:
strip Of lnnd 100 feet wide ont of
section l.. Houston Tap and Bra
zolia Railway company lands
L. y. Hartwcll to Mrs. l.. L. Crane
lot s. block q. Cage addition. ...,.
T. Miller TO ]. II. Lewis ct al, an
undivided half interest In lower %
half of George White survey. l4,VJ
Charles Bcntc and Wife 10 liugn
Hamilton and Ramon Otto; lots
s siGc n BuIralo bayor ' ..'...,,..@, 11,Oo
Robert McElroy ct nj to Mrs. Lizzie
j. swain lot ), 12laX1CO feet OF lat
! 25xg9B feet Of lot II, block 28l,
south side Bu1alO bayou .,,..,',. o'oV
Alice G. Sears to Christ Church or
Houston 30 acres Of j. Christy sur
Chiist Church of Houston to F. w;
Cave, T1-l00 acres and II 44-lVV 49,
acres Of J, Christv snryGsy -. -. L'v
i, ,. 3 and 1, block 3s, Fair 40
Grounds addition .,,,..,.,,,,...:. j'"'
| Elizabeth Shirley. by executor, 20
Mary Brown. lot 4, block 20, Jonn
Brashear addition, north side Bur
falO bayou ,..,....t..... .'.''''''
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Yugend Yerelu. az its regular meet
ing. held on SUNDAY last, discussed the OUT
come az the bazaar, given by the yercin,
which. through the nnselfsh efforts of lie
friends, proved a landahlc success. and me
ynrcin desiring 10 express its thanks for
Tho helm rendered. adopted the following
resolution which shall he made public;
RESOLVED, That the lugend Yerein IF the
First Herman Evangelical Lutheran church
III Houston Texas, express its heartfelt
gratitude and appreciation for the faithful
assistance and untirinE labor Of all parties
IN connection with the bnzar which was
given OH May ~, ~ and 70 for the benefit
Of pipo organ fund of the First German
Evanae'Iral lutheran church, ana espe-
cially the ladies constituting the Different
commitieps The vereln also thanks the
merchants who 50 Willingly assisted tho
committces by generously donating Their
lsgnedl Rev VIM. l.. Basbcrg,
President.
NJ Blaukenberg
Vice President
r. Noerg, Treasurer
NJ. Hoyde, Secretary
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POTATO GROWERS INJURED
By the Reports Sent Out OF a Crest Crop
to Be Marketed.

sherman, Texas. June Alt has deyer
opcd that Che sudden drop IN the price Of,
fofcd for 'leSHn potatoes was caused ny
tne crop which was to b. marketed from
Texas Some Of these reports estimated
That as high as 40,CuO,oO0 bushels OF pota-
lexas alone, not counting East and south
Teams AZ result, the crop Is only want.
ed on consignment by the commissions
men, aud every one knows that there IL no
money for Che grower IN the business con.
quoted on that basis. The best price now
obtainable here is 40 cents per bushel,
which IL not remunerptlNe, Efforts made
to unda the damage caused by the roseats
reports have awaited nothing.
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Annia CountA polatoos.

Hltin, lcSus, Iuuc l. Potato digging Is
uoN ia FUN blast. GO to date h,ty carloads
have bolu srppcd ,uis rpruJ. Most %
these were Rtownut TN, pmou und does uot
inclugC tur MANY luaas hhateu 70 Huns'
ton la wagons, fhe spituE riVp Is ab Ut
one uit uutr kulUd ai.Q viii be- inG heaHlest
crop eVtr iiut,d az this section. Forth
natv!y tae pace has D,vn good and the
farmers tccl tiu,i the poDslo industry wa
In arcut measure make ny the loss ia
cotton on account ~ the boil weevil.
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Enernlses at Waco.

Waco, Texas, June 2.-The commence
ment exercises Of Baylor and Texas Chris
tlan universities are now in progress and
ARE attracting many people.
The baccalaureate sermons were preach
ed yesterday For Baylor, DR.. George w
TruGtt Of Dallas preached and Dr. Davis
Erret Of this city preached the sermon fol
tho Texas Christian university,
The exercises viii last in each institution
until Friday, wheu the hnnl services vii
Il" hold and the diplomas viii be awarded
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CitY Council Meetlno.

beaumont, Texas, June 1.-The city
council meets In regular session tomorrow
and there will he several important mat
tcrs to look into before the body can take
adjournment for The term.
Al the last meeting city Attorney son.
field was instructed 10 render opinions on
three matters that are of much interest
to the city government and the public gem
orally.
The most important Of these Is the orli
nance which the council seems disposed
hy n unanimous vote to pass prohibiting
the fruit vendors from occupying the SIDE
walks In any manner, shape, way on form
The ordinance was passed, more than a
year ago and then repealed and now IN :
pew council has taken II up again, and
at the last meeting adopted 1t hy rnani-
nous vote pending decision by the at
torncy rs to whether they eau be made o
gct on before the term OF their license eX
nircs. which would give those already do
Ing business until next April Tho opinion
Of the attorney on this point IS awaited
with general interest. There are many peo-
pie who want them to stay and a great
many who do not
torncy is whether the bill NJ Registrar Land
took the registration last March for the
Anil election Under which the present
Of the council MIR son field stated that
he felt sure that the officials were legally
elected, but tie question OF the payment
Of the bill Is q different matter, and be
asked for time IN that and tomorrow he
saws that his opinion viii be rendered in
Writing to the cmincil
The other matter before him was wheth-
or or not the city treasurer Is entitled 10
handle $4,000 Which is at present credited
10 the finance committee Of the council
Tho treasurer has demanded the money and
The council asked Mr. Sonheld about H..
ana he VIII tell them tomorrow.
lie docs not state what the tenor Of any
Of these opinions will be- hut win he ready
with all Of them tomorrow morning.
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Mayor Had a Bio Docket.

Beaumont. Texas. jane mayor Lang
ham had at least dfty people before him
this morning when he called his court 70
order. and the new ordinances ngnIn came
In for a good share Of bis attention, while
the Saturday night pas rolls caused good
deal # the drunk md Down variety 10
show IN. end lighting was also popular
pastlmc during The sabbath. The conVic
Hons were numerous.
Tho city marshal's report for the month
OF MAY ran To Sd5I, which goes into the
general fund and Is more than sufficient
IN nav the police force Of the city Beau
mont has not been in this shape before
aud II begins 70 look rs " the mayor T.
going TO make the l0w-hreakers foot nj
fho court bills He is getting In behind
every class alike.
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Probate Court.

Estate Of COrdclia NJ. Noble ct al minors;
guardian authorized TO institute and prose
cute suit IN conformity with application
Estnte Of w T.. Wood. deceascd report
of sale by administrator to J. J ShInn OF
lots ., nc-half of 8, block 1O1, Noble add.
tion, and lot 4. block ., Woodvillc Texas,
for $500 approved.
Estate Of Theresa and Eddie Half. min,
ors annual report Of guardian approved
fnal report Of guardian as to the estate Of
Theresa Half approved md the guardian
is relieved from further liability as to said
estate OF Theresa Half.
Estate of John Lacey, deceased. 1nnl re.
port Of administrator, with will annexed,
approved and administrator Is directed Ia
pay all costs herein amounting to SIS * and
pay balance In hand of 500 20 20 Moire
Booker. taking proper receipt therefor, and
this estate will be dropped from tho docket,
Estate Of H. G.. Ferguson, deceased; G,
NJ Ferguson appointed executor without
hond John Kennedy, II f. Hmstodt and
T. S. Lubbock arc appointed appraisers.
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Joe kerber Found Dead.

Beaumont Texas, June Joe Kerber, a
cooper aud member Of Houston nllon
No. III. WAS found early this morning
alongside the Port Arthur road dead: He
had hIs head bent In under his body IN
such n manner as to make II certain that
ne had fallen aud been straBgled 20 death
by hi. own weight. The sight presented
nv Ms body was most dlsagfkeable one.
Coroner Brown was sent for and after look.
ing AZ the body he returned verdict
In nccordancc With these facts. He was
alone when the accident happened though
Commanders Of his state that they ha
tcf, MIN hut short time before. they
Going lp one direction and he In another.
Trcy Knew nothing Il his death until thi
morning
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nrlmea County romatooa.

Npvusotn Texas, May 3i.A carload II
tomatoes went through here last night from
the lltt.e town OF Honcn. and another car
IL 90 follow tonight Ihls lisa small station
on The Sauti re- ine "a montgomery count,
whctc tBty nave be h growing tomatoes
on IL smaller scaip tor $ nae three years,
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1AY IN THE COURTS.
,,,,,inlps Order in the Rice Will
Case Dissolved.
y SESSION OF CRIMINAL COURT
!. suit Against the Consumers
pr, n Company Begun in Judge
Wilson's Court.

..,,hs ago II. Baldwin Rice. as adj
SM Of the estate of William Marsh
"a q. r. Holt, as executor Of me
(s !, MIS-. william Marsh Rice,
nv rnon basis OF compromise whcle-
nv ss,ste OF the former was to pay 10
ne latter the sum OF %GD,UuO Ia
Fnn,s. claims. making the entire estate Of
'.,,sr worth in round hguFas s20o,Uo.
~ n,ldNln OF New York, joined w
Mac Nike a half dozen OF the other
., Mrs. Rice, claimed inat the es-
go hath gas community property and
Ss nrosecution Of the suits already
.1A as would come nearer getting Ia, ~
| ssas IMAM tucy would under the terms
! sl usan,p.-ulse lney therefore, lpplcl
IVY ssls w. 80 oil the Eleventh uistrict
y sa. as ms county on the Dtn uay OF ast
N tor temporary injunction re-
|at..,a,ss the lUnsnihmatioh OF Tue
ls@rn,,Ise. The injunction was gran ed
n n f,esletday set TO near tue meilts OF
fns . ss,.sa,n Afttr listening to thu case,
| XIX Isne dissolved the injunction Mitu-
Fs.str,s,adlce and periultted tne pl0int,us
~ rs,y lher petition Which gives tAe
n l,,,D,s ac. ION IN anOtner court.
Il isu at is. there is no limit to the time
l ils ,Sey may undertake to legally st
~ ~ ,ee .conpronil,. so long as ,ney re-
/ ~ ~ ~ asfee 10 seCtlcln. mt unue. lis
ts* ST.S. eases OF tle various iegatVeS Of
y. Ia. are heading In the A. edcl IA courts
|As AZ llge,y tnat, IL anOIntr enurt 81
T--s. "a nulltiv the compromises, IL VII
r,sg IN a Federal court.
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Louisiana Legislature.


Baton Rouge, La June 2,--The Louisiana
legislature rcassemhlca tonight after TO-
cess Of two days. The house spent me
greater portion Of its session working on
local bills and cleared its calendar.
The senate passed the following bills; By
Mr. Lecaze. Prohibiting the marriage q
drst cousins by Mr. Broussard: Describ-
ing the manner in which small towns
throughout the State shall be laid out an1
incornorated. ny MI Broussard; Placing
inzors among the concealed weapons pro
hllnlfrn Ivy law.
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RuiIdlno Permits.

A. NJ. Levy. two show windows. Congress
avenue; $40.
+. Ludtke, seacrul repairs, min and
Nance: $40.
]. j. Settcgast, move house, lot 3, Chcne-
vert street: $40.
Miss sennc!er, brick closet, Travis street,
$40.
So 90.
Eugene Bottlcr, two.story house, Craw-
ford street: $1,000
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One Dead. One DYING.

Crowley La, June AIT Prudhomme
City. this parish, on Saturday afternoon
billiard Andrus and VIII Morris quarreled
over property and shot each other with re.
yolverg Audrus is dead and Morris Is
diving. The coroners Jury liked the blame
oil Murrls. who il a nephew OF The other
man, and who has borne good character.
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DO not leave homs or a journey without
bottle o. chGssberiaIn's Collie. chslefa
ana Diarrhcea Remedy. II Is almost Ger.
tain 10 be needed and can not be procured
while gou are on board the cars or steam
ship. II Is pleasant. safe and reliable. Fer
sale by all druggists.
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Galveston Texas. juno Cards have
hceu issued for the marriage Of Miss Mabel
Motcnlf Kstchum nud Mr.. frank Henry
Eastman the ceremony 10 take place on
"wednesday evening June a. nj the home
OF the Young ladys parents.
Mr.. +. D. shell ANA Miss Alice Barnett
were mnrrled yesterday afternoon 81 me
Grace church, Rev pr Carter officiating,
They lett at once for bridal trip 20 Mar
lin They viii make their home Ia Gal
weston.
Marriage invitations have hoen issued for
the wedding Of Miss Leona Peterson ano
MIR Walter Edward Gundcrman on next
THURSDAY evening at o'clock at s2i POST
Office street. Hf
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Marriage Licenses.

w. +. Bcrrer to Miss Amelia Amhron
T. c. Litzman to Miss Laura A. Martial
s A. Jotmon to Mrs A. Il La Lnuie.
Robbie Flewcllen TO Miss Nettie Green
]. w. Talk to Miss Josephine Bonln
Lewis J. Tamborello to Miss Nolgelih
O. u. buchanan to Miss Alice bonneville
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N.oro eov AooidentaIly Killed.

Gonzales, Texas. June tive negro bgs
were handling loaded shotgun yesterday
evening four miles above town when the
gun frll. dlschafgiug the load of shot
through one Of the boys neck, killing hin,
instantly. The hoy WAS about ~ yehrs old.
No one else was present Justice shuler
and Eherln Wy Investigated the case this
merning.
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RuiIdlna ACTIVITY.

.s
beoumcnt' Texas, June George OBJ,
M'iiard today announced that work would
peGn Immediately on the big three story
building that he Is to erect on Crockett
street Two stories will be added to the
| present one-stoty structure, which will he
etNenued thirty feet. making It very large
building The additions that he will put
hp viii cost something Ike $4,000, and
the building Will be fitted up in a modern
way. Mr. Willard owns considerable prop
erty here, but he has yet to own n lot Ia
the city that he does not Immediately take
steps 10 build upon. The building he con-
templates erecting will MI out gap o.
Crockctt street, making practically suhL
me OF three story structures down the en-
TIRE block ana over the other block.
The following Is partial list of other
DulidlhsS that are now IN course OF con
structlon:
Lawson Gray, throe-story structure on
south Pearl 10 cost approximately $780,
The Pcrlstcir building on Fannln street
ls nearing completion. II is all white aud
three stories high.
Captain Jack Washs structure on Or.
leans Is reaching the finishing stage.
The Gilbert 'our-story brick has all the
brick work 6nisled and the completion Will
The men are cleaning up aud overhaul.
ing the outer wallis on the big V. NiCss OF
hCe building ON North Pearl street. II is
handsome structure.
Inc work on the Pipkin, NOrYell, Ware
building on South Pearl steet is getting
well under WAY il Is three stories htgn.
The walls are beginning TO show mp on
the big McFaddin Flnts building along the
line Of the southern Pacific. 1t Is n threc-
story, $4,000 structure.
LLOYD Blanchette Is getting to the hurry
up stage on his Blanchette estate building
on Pearl street,
The Enterprise Publishing company build.
Ing VIII be rcndN for occupancy In two or
three weeks more
The Salvation Army barracks will be hu.
isbed I'm three weeks. Adlutant IcHgcr
seems highly pleased with the progress they
0lo making This Is two-stOry brick.
The $. Rlnnchctte three-story on Bonham
street Is getting along nicely
The V. Wiess building ON Tevls and
Travis Is making favorable progress toward
dual wnd-up In It's construction.
The First National bank building Is neNrlv
finished This work went on 50 quietly
that hut few people knew Of It until 1t was
almost completed II Is simply an eXten.
Sion Of the first building
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selling rapidly AZ $40 10 81 so per crate,
era are hers from diiretcnt points AND VIII
pay cnsh FOR oil Tomatoes as soon ae de-
iivcrgd nbogrd ~ thp cars Ten carloNds
VIII Ne shipped from this polni this week
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Railway Company; continued Nv de,ora.u,
mi E1 psrts :, \ Morgan. disabilities ~ 4
Jury for the week: Thomas o'r.a.. ~
" Harral, w. H. Marmlon, John Il 4
iixey, Ed clarendon, J. 4. Blackshssr r.
Ppa'1lo,, A, Upper, Joseph Carter, " n
T. sittig, o; krupp. Isaac Martsinssr 4.
n. schumacher, W. t. Carter SSini. d.
Maberly, v ]. Hin, I'D Thomas + "t nniI,l
DOW, William Conrad, l.. II. Walker, fheo.