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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
DIVIDENDS ARE COMING
OIL COMPANIES EXPECTED TO GET
BUSY ALONG THAT LINE SOON.
Earthen Reservoir Tested and Declared
to Be a Sueeess-SsIes on the
Oil Exchange.

Beaumont, Texas. March 1.-THE declar-
Ing Of dividends by number Of oil compa.
MES daring the next sixty days viii. I, Is
believed make an active market for oil
stocks and further attract the attention of
capital to this field
In the early days and even yet some oil
companies promised quick and large diu'
deuds 20 the purchasers Of their stock, and
tho fact that such dividends have not hecn
made has dlscerdited the field In the eyes
OF many.
The Keith Ward oil company ha. declar-
ed Il per cent dividend.
The German. American oil company Is
now giving It's hig earthcn reservoir 4 test
having run about @Oov barrels OF oil into
It. Representatives OF the company say
the oil only peuetrutes the soil To- dcpth
0f two to three inches. ana that the cnrth
On reservoir Is a success
Following are the sales on the Beaumont
oil exchange;
Anglo. American, 5000 shares at PC; 5000
Manhattan 500 shares at eic; 500 shares
NJ 65c
Becky sharp. 1909 shares at sac
Buffalo. 500 shares at 1iac.
Cascade 10000 shares at 4Ssc.
Detroit. Beaumont. COO shares at Sloo.
Gold Eagle 400 shares at Zoe,
Ground Floor, 100 shares ut Sl,i5
Grace. 5000 shares at 4hsc
Gladys OF Galveston. tO0 shares at TIC.
Independence, $1,000 shares at Sc,
Lone Star ana Crescent Iprefl, 800 shares
NJ 75c.
National OIL aud Pipe Line. 800 shares at
9Sibc
San Jacinto 1000 shares AT nHc,
Keith ward. shares at S2Iao
International, 900 shares at 2c; 500 shares
lA.g
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
THE CRIMINAL COURT HELD TIE
VEHICLE TAX VALID.
Bond Subscriptions Are Still Coming in.
Bids for the Rosenberg Library Have
Been Opened and Rejected.

Galveston. Texas, March 1.-THE habeas
corpus hearing of+R. w. wolstou, who was
charged with failure to comply with the
vehicle tax ordinance, was heard In the
criminal district court today. At the morn.
upon 1t being made to appear thnt Recorder
Royston had assessed hne OF $25 again Il
the defendant when the penalty provided
only $40. On the discharge OF the defen.
nned $40. Another habeas corpus hearing
was then had aud this case was decided In
favor of the city.
All the cases on the docket Of the crilni.
nal district court for the present term have
been disposed Of. but Judge Glllaspie will
not 1nally adjourn the court for the reason
that new business may arise before the eId
of tho month.
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THE SOUR LAKE FIELD.

Work Has Been Resumed by the Guffey
Company,
Sour Lake. Texas, March Il Work has
been resumed 10y the Guffey people on the
we'll which they recently capped and viii III
was AT tho time horaldcd as gushcr,
Since the recent strike in tho Atlantic and
Pacific well tho owners Of land have he
come very much encouraged While q
spindle Top gusher is not believed to he a
probability In this field, there is no doubt
that flowing wells eau be obtained, and rs
these win yield great deal more oil than
do tn" bumpers the future Of the hold Is
assured
The oil found In the Atlantic and Pa
cinc has been shown by analysis n he Of =
better grade than that found nj Beaumont,
but is moi what Is known az Illuminating,
such as Is found at CorsiCanA, II comes
nearer the Powell oil and there Is belief
that Illuminating oil having been found In
the Powell field recently II viii also he
found here
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Camp County Returns.

Pittshurg, Texas. March l6.Complete re-
turns In the primary held In this county
Yesterday show the following nominated:
Congress, John L. Sheppard; senator, r, y.
stafford: representative, b. A. Ragland;
district attorney. Howard ONeal; distril t
clerk, T. II. Moodjohn; county Judge, J. h.
Bass. sheriff. j d. Stafford; tax collector,
Il. H. 1opson; surveyor. W. A. Frederick;
pu.lic weighcr, Il. II. Heath. All without
OPPOSITION. In the contested races the fol.
lowing Is the result County attorney, j.
ID. Llghtfnot AS. Tom Dahonporl MO conn.
~ clerk. j. A. Coppegc 5iG. T. II. Davis 2H6;
county treasurer, j. y. f. Furd 49, W. \.
Hightower 25t, w. +. Berry l5a; commits
sioncr precinct No. /, J. r. Harrison; ms
tice Of the peace. r. p. Huey: constable.
W. c Sturke, were nominated ny small
majorites.
State officers win he voted for in primary
conventions in June.
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lie lay there for half hour or so before
mo discovery was made His condition il
critical
GREGoR. Eldridgo Jerks Of Cameron.
lincmnn, fel from q telephone pole and
wns badly hurt though no bones we're
broken.
WHARTON Julia bedford. a negro vo-
man. Is dead of smallpox. She had been
III about ten DAYS The other cases are
doing well.
CARTHAGE There nrp forty cases "
smallpox few miles from here and there
has hccn one death The other cases are
Of a mild type.
PRAIRtEVIEw. Tho three now cot
tageS for teachers at tho normal are now
under way The eChcol rs hayine the most
successful session In itS history.
CAMERON About $50 negroes AZ work
on the SANTA te have gono on strike bc
cause Of rule thlt they must use their
own time in going to and from work
REAGAN Auron Spencer. negro and
his grown daughter werc shot and wounded
and a Npur-old child which the woman
had In her arms was killed No arrests yet
made
MOSCOW Frank Smith shot and killed.
another negro boy q fcw years his senior,
seven Morgan Smith was bound over in
$500 which he gave, The shooting was the
result Of row
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DAMON MOUND PLAN.
The Several Companies to Put Down
Test Well.

The Several Companies to Put Down a
Test Well.
Damon. Texas. March II Tho pipe with
which Guney Ne. was hcinG rotated
twisted off and left eight joints and the hit
in he VOL All efforts to hsh II out have
failed and contractors are now preparing
To- drll down nv tho side of Il.
steps are being taken for the organization
Of company to he composed or owners Of
the lands on Damon Mound Tor tho purpose
Of digging a test well az some point to he
agreed upon on the mound. This we'll viii
b. sunk $500 feet If oil is not struck sooner
This company win purchase complete our
NJ and have the we'll bored under IN" eye
of one of the company who viii .'ep a
complete log Of every ten feet from on o
bottom Ncsrly 200 wells have been
brought in AZ Beaumont FIELD since the
frst well started M the mound. aud the
log NJ these wells show them to hc nearly
identical with the Damon Mound wells.
When this company is perfected, viii, h
win he in the next few days. work viii
commence MS soon MS machinery can be put
In position and the work viii bc pushed
from start to finish
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At Galveston.

Galveston, Texas. March list. rat
ticks Day was observed with appropriate
services at ST. Patricks churcn In this city.
The Anclest Orde. II Hibtrnisns and tae
Daughters Of Erin attended IL body and
the church was oiled to overhowing, rht,
services were conducted by Rev. Father
Kerns Of Dubuque, Iowa and he delivered
an interesting address treating 81 the his
tory IT Ireland from the Fourth century ~
10 the present time and OF the work Of tLe
Patron Saint and it's effect upon the history
~ Ireland. The observance was arranged
hy the parish houfd OF the church, who
comprise the following Mike Collerain,
George Conboy.
on inc streets the l:.ual emblems ri
green designated the irish wherever seen
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Bond suhsorintions

Galveston. Texas, March 1.-THE bond
committee received subscriptions today for
5000 OF the proposed bond issue. This
makes the total subscribed for up TO this
dime sSSI, 200. The merchants and business
men generally are being urged 30 close their
places of business next Thursday In order
20 allow their employees an opportunity TO
great majority Of them will do So There
was special meeting OF the school board
today Tor the purpose OF declaring holt
day at the schools next Thursday on ac-
count Of the election. Under the circuul-
stances 1t seems that II should be an ensy
matter to secure the necessary twothirds
majority at the polls on tho day Of the cleo
ton
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rhren Nnm on Connanies.

Austin Texas March L., The Following
oil charters were hled today
Tho Sempirc oil company Of Beaumont
Capital stock s1.nOaooc. Purpose 20 pros
pocl for oil and other minerals Directors
G. +. Hlankp, u. W rommer. j. H. Ten
nant. r. A. Sudholt, A. G, Blanke. 81
Louis: G. L. IIcltzberg Stowcll Texas.
J.. webster and j. " Mason, Beaumont
Tho Dividend oil company ~ Beaumont
CnnItnl stock sI2I 600 Directors Lewis II
Scnrock Robert $. waite. Il, l.. Cox an6
{. l.. Burrows Of Beaumont: r. ". Sour
lock Cherry Vale. kus
The Myrn on Prospecting COMPANY OF
Nyru. Cooke county Texas Capital stool
s3C OOc Purpose Ia prospect for oil, as
phali gas and other minerals and To owl
tanks. cars. ctc. Directors; l.. q. Cobb
O. t. " Ball. j. 4. Horn; RUFUS King j
r. Rfhc aud C w Aldridge all NJ Myra
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81 nnen More PubIic lands.

,,.,iu Texas. March lT.-rhe two sur
ltns corps engaged in the field surveying
,ss unsnrvcycd school land in the counties
vldnpd, Martin, Dawson, Gains, foak
'o Terry. Hockey and Cochran. report to
,ho commissioner of the general land ofhee
,bo, ,Aclr work In the hc'd has been ma
,.r,ilv retarded because OF the numerous
.ond storms prevailing in that portion OF
~" Statr Also on account OF shifting
banks OF sand IN 49,
rrsrrveyod public land in those counties
',rvsyed within the next two month, aud
~ soon thereafter MS practicable VIII write
asIr, ded notes aud record the same and
,",nrn them. together With platS OF the
WORK showing all importag connections
ana corners to the general land oince:
Iben he commissioner receives the field
nates and plat>. he will cause new maps to
h. made Of those counties and will place
II of said land on the market for sale,
sahiect 10 existing laws He hopes to have
tbis work completed by September /.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Ar Answer Filed in Bankruptcy Court
Galveston. Texas March II. An answer
was filed with the clerk OF tho United
States court today Nv tho PittshurR- Glen
inv ountary petition In bankruptcy has been
recently Nlrd. In the answer tho company
denies having committed any act in bank
ruptcv or that II r. insolvont and AYERS lhat
II should nor hc declared hankrupt, and
demands that tho matters be inquired NJ ly
iurv.
VIM. Sullivan. hankrupi ~ houston,
vas recommended fnr = discharge to-day ny
Referee in Bankruptcy James Z. Burnett
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

Fort Worth. Texas, Marrh 1.-THE out
look in the threc.corncred hight for congress
between PolndeXter. GilliSpie and Riddle is
that the convention will no locked The
three men are now On Parker county cam
paigninE As the race now stands Gii IL.
Pie hns 10 votes, PoipdcAter IL and Riddle
IA; Parkc mas q votes. Cemnnche and
Scmervell l. which nave not vet been de-
cldcd II GlllIsplr gets them sill he viii
have 36 Of the 80 votes in the convention,
hut rs he IL NOT likely IN get all them
a locked convention Is the only solution.
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LIano County Committee

Llapo. Texas, March IL AT meeting
Of the democratic executive committee Of
Llano county, held at the court house yes
tcrday afternoon az p, M primary con
yentions were decided upon in preference
To primary elections. The date ixed for
precinct conventions being March % count Y
convention March Al A resolution was
passed heartily indorsing Judge NJ. n.
Slator for congress from this, the Four
mended for his past efforts as county chair
man and was Endorsed for reelection,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
KILLING NEAR CROCKETT
JIM BARROWS WAS SHOT TO DEATH
BY JOHN HEARN.
Mrs Hesrn Was Attacked by Heart
Failure During the Excitement and
Dropped Dead.

Crockett. Texas, March 1I.Jlui Bsrrc~s,
white. aged about 81 years. was shot and
instantly killed twelve miles northeast Of
this city by John Hcarn, u man - years
old. There was objection to Rarrows'
attention 10 iiearns daughter: Dnrrows
went 10 HcsrnS home yesterday evening
and. II is alleged, made personal stta"g
on him. firing az him with u pistol. Hearn
returned the lire with the above result.
During the trouble, Mrs. Hearn, an aged
lady was attacked with heart failure, and
dropped dead No arrests.
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Fopy OF THE DECISION
|. 4, Illinois Anti Trust Case Has
4 Been Sent For.
,rWBtR or NEW CHARTERS FILED
80. Permits Renewed by Few
Insu''oS ,,,iors--More Lands Are 70
o'S a. opened--Austin News.

.s, rexas. March 1.-THE attorney
Aus," denartmeut has written TO Wash
lfea'" certified copy Of the opinion
'lns'vD handed down by the Supreme court
fCen uinos antitrust case. II was stat
- 'uJ ,ar that the opinion would not reach
60 w. at least a week. aud it is believed
Defe w. that account. the court Of civil
meals will not hand down an opinion ON
y "a an,,.trvst cases now pending before IT,
~ no tnltcd States court opinion is
sssd by the Judges
's rso cases pending before the courts are
waters Pierce and shippers Compress
snitJ
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Al Beaumont.

Besumont. Texas. March list. Pat
rick's day was most universally recognized
IN Beaumont. There was green on the lap
81 Of e-ery coat; and sometimes more THAI
one shamrock was visible on the same
nroad bosom. Phials OF green water were
common ornaments, bur the most popular
fancy ornament was a tlny clay pipe with
a green ribbon crossed al the middle u the
stem Firms harp on the background OF
shamrock was much worn 10y Those who
could nfIord 20 20 into the thing with konls
degree OF expenditure, some ~ tho harps
beIng very expensive things
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last Tuesday. SV'' w
:, kiileen, Bell County. Texas March 1e
hons H. l.. Henry aud Cullen r. Thomas
opened the campaign In tho Fi.verth ,son
ELessiopal district In Joint discussion AZ
this place yesterday afternoon. An i'm.
mense crowd was present. About 900 men
special train run from Temple here.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

EIKUART The Woodmcn Of the World
have almost completed thcir new two. story
hnll
JUNCTION CITY. only ono case or
smallpox and that has now been discharged
ms cured
MARBLE FALLS. Rev w ! Durham
~ Conroc has been called to the BAPTIST
church here and has accepted the call
HiLISpORO Lem williams who lives
ncnr Matson. was stricken Win paralysis
while blowing in his field. He fc TO The
eroud and tho team went on without him.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, March 1.-THE sales
at the Galveston oil Exchange today were
as follows;
Geyser. 100 shares at 21t2c
Independence. 1900 shares at 2Mc.
Angelo, 5000 shares at -.
Becky. 500 shares Mt 4l,c.
Rufao 200 shares at 6ilc.
Eureka 100 shares NJ hlC
Victor. old, 1000 shares Mt 27itc.
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FL Paso County instructions.

FL Paso, Texas, March 1T,At the demo
cratic county convention held in this city
Nedsy delegates TO the various conventions
WIRE instructed 10 support Lauham f"r
govNrnor and Dean for congress, They were
also instructed To vote for the nomination
of Fl. T. curtis for railroad commissioner,
Lefcvre for superintendent Of public In.
strucj Hon. Bell 10 rattornor general. Ncai
for ycntensnt governor and Judge Fry for
rejection to the civil court Of appcnls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
ain patade 81 Dallas

Dallas, Texas, March l7.There was a
big parade Of the Union Irish societies 20.
day n honor Of ST. Patrick; the sermon was
preached by Rev. Father r. Hayes OF
Waco. president Of 81. Barlas college, TIE
feature Of the ST. Patrick entertainments
tanighs was the address on characteristics
of file Irish People" by Hon. VI. VI, Crane.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Texan Badly Hurt in cuba.

sherman. Texas, March II -Cabcgrnms
from Cuba announce the serious wouuduG
Of VI. V. Cheatham OF sherman there an
saturday.
The message announced that he had been
accidentally shot and that the wound was
serious
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Port Arthur Municipal Ticket.

Port Arthur, Texas, March 18The ctl'
zens Of Port Arthur held convention al
Redmen's hall on seventh street last even
ing and nominated the following citizen $
ticket for this coming spring election,
which takes place April /: Il. H Wood
worth, mayor; A. r. Graham, sSw Nc
CURE and Z. n. Dodge, aldermen; John
Roberts secretary; V. Moran, marsha
Joe williams. attorney; Frank Cummms,
treasurer; Fl n. Reels, engineer; Joseph
Pallra recnrder
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ST. PATRIck's DAY.
At San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, March list. Pat
rick's Day was obserN ed in San Antonio py
all the Irish societies aud high mass was
held at all the Catholic churches
The two local lodges OF the Ancient or.
der Of Hibernians marched from their lodge
rooms to st. Marys church, where the sei'y-
ices were OH aE elaborate scale. Tonight
at Beethoven hall there was great crowd
tc hea- Hen, John +. Finerty OF Chicago
deliver an address on ~ Story OF Ireland
snder the auspices of the Ilihernians.
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National Bank for Lott.


ISncrHI 10 TIC F0et =
Washington. March H. Tho application
OF A. l.. Patton. Charles h. Tricr J. g.
Ruhlc, y. II. Watkins w IT.. Pa ron and
others. TO organize the F'irSt National hank
Of Lott. Texas. with $4,000 cnpital was 10
day approved by the comptroller of the chr
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PRICE BAKING POWDER Co.,
CHICAGO.

been resumed. There is still much faith N
a gushcr being struck.
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EIoin 10 Have Water Works

EIzIn. Texas. March iT.r,T5e city council
IL. the costrsct for vstervorks TO Carl p
Drake, Austin. and J. " Maker, Hous
ton.
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Judge Reagan Continues to Improve.
'alestino. 1fcva,. Mach H. Judge Rca-
T9n continues "a Improve, 80 says the ply
sr'sns' while they say II viii he some time
,nsslore he Will be as strong as he was. At
,a, same time he Is doing nicely. aud his
cd. a. '"NorHhi' as can pc expect
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Good health depends mostly upon
the food we eat.
We can't be healthy if we take alum
or other poison daily in our food
Dr. Prices Baking Powder is abso-
lutely free from alum. 1t is made from
pure cream of tartar and adds to the
healthfulness of the food
NorE-Alum baking powders induo.
PRICE dyspepsia liver
trouble Alum mot but
mines the health ill health makes
lite miserable. 'S'
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INSURANCE. PERMITS.

Austin. Texas. March Il, The following
trs;ornal beneficiary insurance companies
fled their annual statements today with the
commissioner of insurance and were enter
.d 10 do business in the state during the
ensuing wear:
Sovereign Camp Woodmen If the World
Texas business in 1901. as follows: Policies
t,ritten. $21 T43.gGO. clicies ceased, S7.SS2,
100. policies in force, S1T,9O3, 100; losses in
Cured shlGIT9
Northwestern Reserve Association OF Des
Mones Iowa: Texas business in 1901, as
follows; Policies written, $4,000; policies
in force, $4,000 No losses incurred.
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Of
Omaha. Neb.: Texas business in 1901, as fol
lows: Policies written. S1,2o2, 500; policies
ceased si.004.o00: policies in force, S3,o44,
20; losses incurred, So 566. 81
Knights Of Pythias Endowment Rank oi
Chicago. H., TcXas business in 1901. as fol
ssws: Policies written. S34S. 800: policies
Gssed Sl.004 500: policies in force, Sill
S5oIo; losses Incurred. S1o5.0no.
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work Resumed on Hooka No. 2.

Kountzc, Tcxas, March II The damage
caused by The gas blowout at Hooks wei
No. has been repaired and drilling gas
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Charters Filed.

CVGiISIS THEu'
Austin, Texas, March 1T.--The following
charters were filed today
Copper Plate Mining and Milling com
psny e. b h.So. Capital stock $500D.
Purpo% 10 prospect for and mine copper.
gold, silver and other minerals Directors
John D. Blr1wcl, c. l.. Alderman. X. II.
Long, Rig Springs; F. V. Marvin and l.. O,
hudson, III Paso
cleburne Loan and Trust company. Cap.
ifst stock $4,000. Purpose, to loan money.
theorporators-A. c. Barber c. q. Strattou
and R. $. Haruer
International Dry Goods company of
Eagle Pass, Capital stock S2S,OO0 Iucor.
Borators ", A. Bennett $. =. simpson,
" ] NCg Of Eagle Pass.
News Notes.
Austin, Texas. March 1.-THE last re.
port from Surgeon General wyman Of the
tnted states marine hospital was received
,oday BY the state health department, II
states that case Of bubonlc plague was
month Of February.
The remains Of j. II. Brown were laid
aNay this afternoon, tho funeral services
nflng conducted from St Mary church.
NC was we'll known citizen and for years
ment,
In spirited election in the fire depart
y NteGed chief over Clatence Woodward.
WI Dlll Ia assistant chief and Bill Miller
zoe savers King. Jr,, son OF Supcrintend
eng King NJ tho Confederate Home. hns re
turned from trip to South Africa
lnc attorney general today approved ar
bonds
,ouperlntendent Lefcvre Of the educational
Impairment has returned from Dallas
secretary Of state Tod left today FOL
houston for few DAYS business visit.
Major Y. W. Cave Of Houston is here for
rev days visiting his daughter.
attorney General Bell Is back from Dial
@S wherc ne spent the past week.
assistant Attorney General Reese has re
"I"'a from Washington,
4, representative Terrell OF Cherokee coun
" IS here on business.
,n VA estate transfers for the past wcel
tr. Male Purchasing Agent Dodge has re
'ughed from Terrell.
hom Dallas.
hnsiE,uar Carr Drake has gone to Houston oil
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NOTE, = Alum baking powders induce
dyspepsia: liver complaint and kidney
trouble. Alum may not kill, but under
mines the health, and i'll health makes
life miserable. s'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-25
ELECTION
Douglas Will Vote For OI
 Against Incorporation.

Julge Brown has granted the petition of the citizens oi Douglas for incorporation and set the Ilv of election for : turdlv, Mlr,h 20'h.
 u There Is DO question but that the pec- pie of Douglas will vote for lncorp rl.ion, as they have petiu0nsi almost unanimous ly for it.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-25

Mining blanks a, ,hls ones.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-25

The following lrc tlSh SuoS,flpuonS' Anonymous. ..... ......... zee. 2S.oo Kluimln Bros, Juneau. ........... 1000
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-25

On and after this date the folding gate, dividing wharf from approach, will oe closeI Co all lrlthc when steamer Is ap' prolching dock and will remain closed un- til ships lines are fast and gang plank ad iuS,et for e disch1rge of passengers Express and baggigrmen and hotel run nerS. will please take notice and govern themselves lccortinglv.
 m13tw Mocre'S Wharf Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-25
MINING FUND
Watch It Grow From Day
 To Day.

The following public spirited citizens or Skagway have agreed to pav monthly the sum set or, site their n,msS to hel0 'he fund of thr Citizens Mining Comm 1tee i,, ,-,s,..ti,, ,h. Humboldt claim.