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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Falls County Interested in Back Taxes
on Land in Litigation.
CHIEF CLERK THOMAS HAS RESIGNED
A Statement by E. A. eraud in Refer
enee to the Boundary Matter.
New Charters Filed
CHIEF CLERK THOMAS HAS RssIGNer

Austin. Texas, December 2o.-Gearse Car.
ter county attorney Of Falls county. IA
here from his home at Marlin and todsv
had conference with the attorney general
with reference TO one Of the most celebrat.
ed land cases in Texas 1t is the @. Hen.
drick case, which was begun In thu cor-+s
OF Texas In 1878. The original case uss,,
involved eleven leagues Of land. several
leagues Of which are situated in Falls
county. The case has gone to the United
States supreme court on two occasions and
is not yet settled. Mr.. Carter is hers
however, only In connection with the lax
feature OF the case. Hendrick bought me
land about thirty years ago and uTon IA
death some Of his heirs came from ireland
and set up claim to the land Then bs.
gan the long litigation. Finally the case
went up to the supreme court on the cues.
tion as to whether the foreign heirs wee
entitled to the land or not That tribunal
held that they were During all the time
this land was In litigation no taxes wers
paid on II and Mr.. Carter is now trying TO
recover the back taxes due on the tract sit.
uated In Falls county. Mr.. Carter was con.
ferring with him upon the next step to be
taken In the case. Mr.. Carter says that :
large amount OF taxes is involved and Il Is
believed that a satisfactory compromise
will be made In the near future.
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soERs FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
Agent Is Now at Brenham Trying to Sc
cure the Land.

Brennan, Texas December 20.--some
time since II was announced from BostoE
that 5000 Beers were on their way to Amer
lea 10 TAKE up land and settle in Texas
Colorado and New Mexico. Their plan was
to take up 100000 acres among the thous-
and OF more families that are coming. The
plan is in charge Of an Africander commit
tee. whose membership includes several
Boer generals and commandments and mem
bers Of the now extinct volksraad.
DR.. Otto De Thompson. nephew Of Presi-
dent Kruger, and formerly an attache Of
the Boer army In South Africa, ia In Bren-
ham for the same purpose. He Is colo
nizatlon agent for the purpose OF selecting
locations for a large number OF Immigrants
from that country, who are anxious to get
out since the fortunes OF war have decreed
that II was no longer free republic. They
have turned their faces to America as an
asylum, where they can enjoy unrestricted
liberty and be fully protected In their civil
and religious rights.
Mr.. De Thompson Ia fayorabiy impressed
with Washington county and will make al
these immigrants, who are said to be ar
industrious and frugal people, patriotic and
liberty loving There IS no doubt OF bis
ability to secure the land II he Is willing &
pay the price, and this many immigrants
here viii I'LL the place OF the many that
have gone out during the past year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
HIGHER COURTS.
snoond Court Of AppeaIs.

Fort Worth, Texas. December 2o.-Pro-
ceedings in the court Of civil appeals FOR
the Second supreme judicial district OF
Texas at Fort Worth
Motions submitted: Lasater Va. First Ma
tional Bank, for rehearing Shelter VI. Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway Company.
for rehear!ng; Ellis. executor, vs.. Birkhead,
for rehearing; Lyhrand VI. Fuller, to cor
rect Judgment Smith vs.. Smith, for re
hearing; Rutherford We. Loving, to strike
out till OF exceptions, No. !; Prichard We,
McCord Collust Tor rehearing
Motions overruled Taylor 70. Rose, for
rehearing; Shelter vs. Fort Worth and Den
yer City Railway Company, for rehearing
Klein Va. Lumpkin, for rehearing; ellis, eI-
ecutor, VS.. Blrkhead, for rehearing smith
VS.. Smith, for rehearing. in the case OF
Lybrand vs.. Fuller the motion TO correct
the judgments Ia stricken from the record
because, among other things. Of long delay
and absence OF excuse shown why not ear
Her fled.
Motions granted, Rutherford VS.. Loving,
90 strike out bill OF exceptions, No. /.
I Affirmed: Philadelphia Underwriters ct
al. VS.. Fort Worth and Denver CITY Rail
way Company, from Tsrrant:
Reversed and rendered: Martin vs. Bry'
sou. from Nolan.
Reversed and dismissed; Kyle ct al. vs.
Richardson, from clay.
Cases submitted: Barber vs. Greer IRON
Fisher; Winters g. Co. ct al Va. Jonea,
from Tarrant Cisco Compress Company VS.
Alexander ct al, from Eastland; King VS.
Mitchell from King; Coody VS. Harris
from Knox; Heirs OF william Logan VS.
Logan ct al, from shackleford; Southern
Pacific Company VS., Texas Central Railway
Company, from Enstland Allen VS.. Frost
from Stonewall; Bekkel VS.. Lyon, from
BosQUe.
Cases set for January 10: Southern Kan
sas Railway Company VS.. Cooper, from
| Roberts; Kelly vs.. Hunnycutt, from Stone
wall; Linney Medley ct al. VS.. Fort Worth
and Rio Grande Railway Company, from
Erath; Downteln vs.. Ray ct al, from Bast
! land; Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
Midland: Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany ct a. vs.. scbarpauer Cattle Company
| from Midland.
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State Health officer j. II. Tabor from San
Francisco, Cal, stating that he would start
for Texas last night and reach Austin next
Tuesday Dr. Tabor does not say whether
or not nc had completed his investigation
OF the bubonic plague situation on the Pa.
cihc slope, but II Is believed here that he
has gone into conditions sufficiently well
to be able to formulate all the plans nee
essary 10 prevent Its nearer approach TO
the interior or even border of Texas.
Ii Is also believed in Austin that the re-
port In the press dispatches of the ex-
istence Of three well defined and well
stamped cases OF the plague discovered
aboard the steamer Saxon Prince from
Durham, South Africa. has had something
to do with fastening Or. Tabor's return to
Texas Since 1t became known over the
State that Dr. Tabor had gone TO Cali
fonia and his mission 10 going, number
of the representatives IN the next legisa-
ture have visited Austin, all OF whom say
they stand ready to cooperate with the
State health officer In the matter OF add
tional legislation or larger appropriations
Of money in his efforts 70 protect Texas
from being scourged with this indescribaole
pcstiience
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Fith Court Of Appeals.

Dallas. Texas, December 2o.-The follow
ing proceedings were had in the court Of
civil appeals, Fifth district, at Dallas;
Affirmed; Wills Point Mercantile Com
pany et al VS.. Southern Rock Island Pillow
Company ct al. from Dallas
Reversed and remhnded: A. Harris Co.
vs.. W. A. Harwell, from Dallas
Motions disposed Of: Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Re Raiiway Company vs.. Walter Car
ter. rehearing overruled; ]. u. D, A!exan-
der ct al ys. Minerva Barton ct al. re-
hearing oyerruled; st. Louis and Southwest
ern Railway Company VS. g. A. Kennedy,
rehearing oyerruled; NJ. Jacobs VS.. T. a.
Miles. set aside submission oyerruled; X.
b. Kuteman VS.. ". j. Carroll, conclusions
or law ana fact, overruled
Cases submitted: Matte Beardsley vs.
8. NJ Thomas, from Grayson; G. u. cara
way VS.. Houston and Texas CentIal hhll'
way Company, from Gray som y: Oisen ",
NJ H. WILSON, from Dallas. Gulf, Colorh1o
and Santa re Railway Company vs. Hattie
b. Ryan. from Dallas ] y. Watkins ";
Hopkins County, from Hopkins :. 4. ana ~
]. Roll johnson rs. r. ]. Weatherford e'
tssss set tcr January TO-, Western u y,
Lon TELEGRAPH compGny w. W, D. Asheroit
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CHAIR cAR TURNED OVER
BY Runaway Box Cars ard Ono Passenger
Was Badly Hurt.

by runaway box Oars dF'u ANp Ta9oSilbN'
Was Badly Hurt.
Sherman, Texas, December 2o.-Three
box care failing to respond 10 the applica-
ton OF the air brakes, came rushing down
from the Texas and Pacific east yards at
the rate of dfteen miles per hour, striking
Frisco chair cur No. 100 which had been
made q part OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trial train due to leave here at 2:25. The
chair car was turned over and Ia badly
broken up. There were a number of pas
sengers in the chair car, but only ono was
badly injured, James II. Steadman of this
city hts left leg being broken, The con
fusion attending the affair was intense, the
screams of the ladies' Imprisoned In the
cars causing much apprehension, but the
work of rescue was successful The only
other persons hurt were LADY named
Wells; she was able. however to take the
southhound train for Fort Worth on the
rio Grande. An infant had cut on the
forehead but not serious.
Many Of the passengers got out OIL the
overturned car through the windows from
; which the glass was broken. steadman
4 was gtandiug on tina coach platform at the
| time and WIS pulled from under the edge
| OF the car Just In time to save MIS- lee
| from being badly crushed by the settling
| car.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
THE BOUNDARY MATTER.
A Statement from Mr.. Giraud, Who Ran
One Of the Lines.

One Of the Lines.
Austin, Texas, December 2O.-Mr. 2. A.
Giraud, chief clerk of the New York and
Texas Land company, Of which Major Ira
II. Evans is president. is well informed as
to the merits OF the boundary controversy
on the Tooth meridian line now on between
Texas and the United States The company
Of which Mr., Glraud is chief clerk Is owner
of the International and Great Northern
railroad land grant. The Post correspond
ent called TO see Mr.. Giraud today and
learned from him some highly important as
well as interesting facts with reference to
this controversy. 1t is we'll to state that
Mr.. Giraud is a practical as well as the
oretical surveyor and civil engineer and was
State surveyor In the Texas Panhandle
and Pecos country during the administrs-
ton Of Hon. h. NJ. Hall as land commits
sioner and prior to that time deputy sur
yeyor OF the Bexar land district -
In 1887 he was employed by MAJOR III
III Evans attorney in fact Tor MAJOR W
fer Phelps, at one time United staIes tlin
ister 10 Germany, TO resuryey the lnterna-
tional and Great Northern lands 100 S
lands Join the Tooth meridian ana eAter ~
from the initial monument on hea ll l-S5ian
the eighty-hrst mile post on TINS meIlut a. =
Ina 10 The Washita river. This survey MI
Grand made with competent corps OF as
sistants In accordance with an aet % ISL
gress which went into erect July - ~ ~
and which provided for cooperation OF ~ ~
State with individual land owners IN uS
aning the boundaries OF alternate SECTIONS
of public free school land s ,,1o,
Governor l.. S, Ross appolhteu Sta{e
| canrge = Storrs 10 represent the stats;
5asignatine him as Estate surveyor, anl
In 1851 aud 1855 the survey was mace san unS
yo,ins ~ territory adjoining the Tooth me
| rIdian line. ...s. In the Sur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
THE AcHEsoN coNFERENoE.
Determined to Organize Republican Clubs
In Every County In Texas.

Determined to Organize Republican Clubs
in Every County In Texas.
Dallas, Texas, December 2o.--The State
republican harmony conference met here
today behind closed doors. Newspaper re-
porters were excluded. pwenty-slx men.
nearly divided between whites aud blacks
and coming from nearly every section Of
the state, were In the conference. Neither
State Chairman Lyon nor any one close
TO him politically was present.
After the meeting adjourned II was
stated to the newspaper representatives
that Il had been determined 10 organize a
State republican league with branches In
every senatorial and congressional district
Of the State, which IN turn should see that
republican clubs we're organized In every
city and county Of the State, The color
line, II was stated. is not to be drawn In
any Of these organizations. An executive
committee ~ nine members was appointed.
Or. A. w. Acheson OF Denlson, white
man, was elected chairman of the commit
tee, and W. r.. King Of Dallas, negro,
sefrebary The committee Is composed OF
Ave white men and four negroes. DR..
Acheson and Editor King are avowed polit-
icnl enemies Of State Chairman Lyon. Or.
Acheson lives In the same county Gray
SOM with Lyon. and In the late state cam
paien tried to defeat him for state chair
man by being a candidate for the position
himself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

Austin, Texas, December 20.-Receipts In
the internal revenue Office for the Third
district Yesterday amounted TO S226997, OF
which 5000 was received from the sale OF
beer stamps.
Prof. II. c. Pritchett principal OF the
sam Houston normal institute, and Prof.
i +. Pritchett OF the faculty Of the same
Institute, were In Austin today and called
10 nav their respects to the force I'm the
STATE department OF education. These gen.
tiemen were returning to their homes In
Huntsville from san Marcos, where they
have been TO attend the interment OF the
late A. c. Hunter.
Hon. c. f. Greenwood Of Hillsboro, conn'
~ attorney Of Hill county, was In Austin
today on business with the comptroller. MIR.
Greenwood says state politics y ancient
history In Hill county, put g,'y RES Gli.ics q
some time past.
Miss Ellzabet Ney Is expected 70 arrive
ia this city on inc %t har ~ yrarl on ~,
statues OF General Sam Houston and
stephen r. Austin.
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NOT DUE TO CLIMATE.
Catarrh Is Found Everywhere.

ea'arrh Is Found Everywhere.
4''n IS at home anywhere and every
while more common In cold,
|'.su'e climates, It is by no means con-
mem but is prevalent in every
'la territory in the Union.
SUMMON definition Of catarrh Is a
IVA SOla In the head. which II long
ID ana yitel destroys the sense OF
n forns hearing, but there are many
Ssns OF the disease, even more OBJ
~ and dangerous.
.ksg - VI the throat and bronchial tubes
4 alneSt salatrh OF the stomach and liver
&faIlv g common as nasal catarrh and
ttsr,i Iofe difficult to cure.
\ a. ~ - undoubtedly a blood disease
tste,nsii! De successfully eradlcated by
a.. treatment. Sprays, washes and
n sest ~ Useless as far as reaching the
d yeIvath me disease Is concerned.
Ne 4 rsey advises catarrh sufferers
q ,alleS preparation, sold by drug
y letnsi sIuarts Catarrh Tablets, be-
70 cont. iGnaIysls has shown these tab
~ hrhsst certain antiseptic qualities
< az est value and being an internaI
b sarnls.sas to the taste, convenient
tM, Al S can be used as freely as re-
= lttornaseH Tor children as for adults.
a catsr ana public speaker, who had
! ls,y .Sts sIi sufferer for years, says:
d. settin l would catch q cold which
4 d AZ e. IN my head and throat and
IA Ii 'u1er long and every winter II
MIG elassa little worse. I was con-
Nc stIec,a5g my throat and my voice
S,ste to such nm extent as 10
ssd tra .sH my public speaking.
g lnss v als and cheap cough cures and
eNA AtlAnf Afrf s.Ns d
y esta ,ais winter. when | learned Of
II h,ossb' 70 cure. Stuart's Catarrh Tab.
ID Acep, q newspaper advertisement.
.'|sasussi boxes, which I bought nj nv
lsaps J ana my head and throat in
& s iaa' ana whenever / catch a lI t
,rs au.eyelopments.'
Aas arrh Tablets deserves To head
tssI househould remedy, TO checS
eanr coughs and colds. bernuse
hblet. o.ner eatarrh and cough cures
Nu!er, Srsain no oplate, cocaine OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
United States Court,

Galveston Texas. December 2o.--Judge
File T. Burns has Aled with Clerk Dart
fln appointing Alex Barttlingck and
fT!e B, Wood, both of Houston, United
ftiei commissioners.
tnal decree has been entered In the
Rs q Jesse D. T. stratton ct al VS.. C.
Dewey et al, for the title to the Jones
Hsiltion comprising 1924 acres in BRAVO
county. The decree, which was an
Fesd one vests the title in Dewey ct al,
N Hy to the plaintiffs the sum OF $500,
~ case has been on the docket for nearly
n Jeas.
Special Commissioner Charles Lang
&nhef IN the case OF G.. B. Stanclif, re-
@Vs, Is. Mary X. Johnson, of three town
~ y Sealy, TeIas. for 500.
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e,y,r Win Be Al Austin TODAY.

Austin, Texas December 20.--Colonel w.
j. Bryan is expected To pass through Aus
tin tomorrow Ut o'clock aud join his wife
at Leandcr. movement was started here
tonight to induce the colonel to stop over a
dav or two, Failing In this, he will be
pressed 70 return TO Austin from Leander to
spend a few days with friends before him
self and family depart for tour through
Mexico,
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thirty.two recently purchased from the
American Locomotive works and Of the
Cooke make, and are to be very powerful.
MIR. Adds said that there were four en-
Elnes 70 come yet OF the last order and
whom they were received the Texas and Pa
chc would have n total OF forty uine en-
giues of this class.
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r. and ?. euys More EnnInes.

Marshall, Texas, December i0.-Mr. John
w Adds, superintendent Of motive power
and rolling stock Of the Texas and Pacific
railway. informed The Post correspondent
that an order for fifteen new engines Of
tho big buttleKhip type had been giyan.
Ths new engines are TO be Just like the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Land Suit Was Dismissed.

Austin, Texas, December 20.-ln the dis
trlct court OF Travis county today the case
styled the State Of Texas VS.. the Rio
Grandc Land and Irrigation company was
state. This suit was 10 recover $3.50 acres
of land situated In III Paso county and was
companion case to the suit of Michael
Mehan, in which Judgment was rendered
saainst the State last Tuesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

A McVittie. from Grayaon. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company W.. Mary
r. Sheriff.. from Rockwalli Maryland
Casualty Company W. Mira snllte n. liud
glns from Bowie; W X. Greer VS. ID. j.
Ford ct nj. from Hunt Boyer & Lucas vs.
st Louis. San Francisco and Texas KAN
way Company, from GraysOn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
The Grade RAISING Bill.

E'Eeston, Texas, December 2o.--At a
|'uls Of the grade raising committee to-
N y was decided to forward letters to
IL q the members Of the legislature, re-
[sans them to support the bill. One
provides for the donation of the State
~ o. galveston county by the State for
9sa years for raising the grade OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
CHAT cI.rk,s RESIGNATION In Effect.

Austin, Texas. December 20. H. Bascom
Thomas. chief clerk IN the examining de-
partment Of the comptroller's office, ten
dered mis- resignation some time ago, to take
effect January 10 next, but owing to
variance between himself and the COMP
troller IT became effective today, and Mr..
Thomas viii return to his home in Terrell
very soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Last Day of Carnival,

Galveston, Texas, December 2o--Notwith-
binding that this is the last day Of the
bniral, there were quite number Of In
Ifw people on the incoming trains this
tslalng, VINO came for the purpose of visit
Il The attraction. The cheap rate excur-
Rss are still III effect and the fact that
b carnival has pleased those who attend
4 during the early part of the week has
i.ebahly caused many to come who would
" have otherwise done so. There Is no
Rrplaint TO be found with the entertain
but which has been provided and had a
1nln attraction been given here during
h. sumner season there would doubtless
I've been many thousand visitors in the
kY Another thing TO be taken into con
Iteration Is the fact that nearly all the
8rss towns in South Texas have had carnl-
ts within the past two months This nat
&ily has q tendency to detract from the
sldance Of the Galveston carnival.
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Medical Department closed

aa'on' Texas, December 20.-The med
s'paf'ment Of the University OF Texas
'oaay Tor the holidays and the ma
M me students left tonight for their
II NJ ~. homes, The next session con-
= Aonday, january 8. 1903.
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h FOR THE CHANNEL
|. ! 4. Recommended by Govern
nent Engineer Richie.
!, coyrRAcr IS NOT YET READY
....l5.,able Figuring win Have to
= :. Done Before II Is Forwarded
" to the Department

...cn. Texas, December 2o.--coionel
sn' ~ decided to recommend the bid
~ povers Southern Dredging company
y, sredgins Of the Galveston inner
y y IA the Buffalo bayou projects for
si0ns he has not forwarded this
,'''p'a ..odstlou to the chief Of engineers
r.. 7. ~ reason he has considerable ng-
" y a. on the contract before 1t Is
IN 4, 10 DO signed.
ls.u ~, Richie says that he has not yet
eeO ended any acceptance Of the bids
!. ~ the repairing Of the Galveston,
~ s.svoa and the Arkansas jetties for
Y . D the question of railroad rates
r. -. " rock have not yet been satisfac-
Is = .a,nsted. Unless Manager Monserate
As Kansas Pass road names as low
b Wy q, a. the rock as has been named by
I rag ~ Pacific, Colonel Richie viii
pc s OuIsS that ali bids for the jetty work
Eicosasa.sed. The rate named by the South
r r5,.ssc for the hauling of the rock was
M VI. Ills Ills ner ton per mile, while the Aran-
y ps.s h asking mills per ton per mile
~ ~ bsnling. Colonel Richie says It all
w nnon whether or not the San An
sps w "a Iransas Pass road will meet the
\ a l.%. en- NV the Southern Pacific, which,
MAJ Richie says, is a fair rate
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kn9ther Carno 81 Orn.

aesecu, Texas, December 2o.-The
lslip BED Hill is now en- route for
'ss'oa from Antofagasta, Chile, with a
~ Of silver ore. On its arrival the ore
Y snipped TO Pueblo, Colo, via the
n fe' Where 1t will be refined.
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Mortuary Report.

a,lves.on Texas December 2.-Deaths
/. raot ending Friday, December 10:
'r.rmber 12.-Infant of Melsis Scott,
n, colored; stillborn dnquest). Patrick
4 WALTON. 5 months, white; acute intes-
Sss,s sosSst iS.-Baby Blom, female, white;
Ssssmber l4.-George williams. "a years,
n, eoored: heart disease unquest). In
E1t 81 lose Antoine, male, colored; still
|ossuber 15.-Infant Of D. c. Gibson,
M eoIored; stlllborn. William Blake,
ysars, male, white; uremia. Captain l.
Ielth, 81 years, male, white; acute
s5rdts disease. c. c. Shields, "a years,
M wbEe; pulmonary tuberculosis.
neYmbsr 16.--Charles Holton, As years,
fIs white; congestion from fever
December flames Greer. 81 years,
Ina eolored; cardiac dropsy. Ellen
lloapson, 81 years, female, white; pull
t.nsfY tuberculosis.
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There are limitations OF oxIDINE. but
none OF them compare with the genuine.
OXIDINE cures Chills. Fevers and all Mas
larla Troubles. The limitations FAIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Charters Filed.

Austin Texas, December 2o-The char
Ter OF the White & Kirk Mercantile com
pany Of Amarillo was filed with the secre-
tary Of state today; capital stock $4,000,
and Ia formed for the purpose Of buying
and selling merchandise. Ineorporators: E.
W. White, R. D. Kirk, L. f. Kirk, Sam
Hand and w. f. Kirk, all Of Amarillo.
The Panhandle Live Stock Commission
company OF Fort Worth also filed Its char
ter With the Secretary OF state today; cap
ital stock $4,000, and its purpose raising,
buying and selling liye stock lhneorpoT89tor,S5;
Holman Of Fort Worth, aud G.. w. Word
Of Tulia. Swisher county. Texas.
the Kaufman Electric Light company Of
Kaufman; capital stock $1,000 Purpose;
.'the manufacture and supply. OF gas and
Emo snpply Of light heat aud electric motive
LIVER incorporators: NJ. A. Joy, @. Il.
Eolle. Terrell. and w $. Catlin. Kaufman.
me Union City Cigar company or Jersey
CIV \ j. filed an amendment to It's char
ter changing the name Of the corporation
I'm Union Cigar Stores company to the
wof Cigar stores company.