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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
CITY HALL NEWS.
More Unnecessary Jobs Abolished by the
New Administration

More Unnecessary Jobs Abolished by the
New Administration.
The night Waterman at he city hail in
the Mlby & Dow building has been dis
pensed with owing to the fact that the
ianltor sleeps there aud the services of a
night Waterman are not considered neces
sary The same is true of the wa,chmun
an the cramatory. He has been dropped
from the rolls because there is both n day
and a night Waterman at the city stables
adjacent who can look after the crematory
In addition 10 these reductions In the city
forces j. d. Potter. who has been painting
the city IRE apparatus, was relieved of his
occupation yesterday. The night Waterman
OF the market house has not lost his job.
Is was enormously reported In an evening
publication yesterday
Members of the different committees Of
the council were busly engaged az the city
hail yesterday in disposing Of business left
over by tho outgoing administration. 10
fact. they have been at this for several
DAYS aud II is expected that the council
can start with a clean table next week
Mr. Andrew Dow of the city school board
has had an interview with tho members of
the finance committee Win regard, 10 the
payment Of school teachers salaries aud
he was assured that the money for salaries
for two months Will be forthcoming this
coming week.
San Jacinfo Day viii be observed az the
city hall tomorrow aud an the city Offices
will close The council viii meet IN the
evening pursuant to adjournment. bur Will
take a recess until Tuesday without traas-
acting any business.
With regard to the city scIvenger's fees
II mas been decided 10 hereafter require
their payment IN advance. This has been
made necessary by a large accumulation Of
deiinquencies on which but little can he
realized.
Mr. L. Rossner one Of the two collectors
appointed by City ScanyenEcr Kennedy. 70
mics that be has resigned as announced by
an afternoon publication because the dn
Ties Of the position are 90 mach for one
man on the contrary, bis appointment Il
be says that one man can do all the col
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
Mayor Holt Proposes to Have The
Mada Gpod

Mayor Holt Proposes to Have Them
Made Good
Mayor Bolt has instructed the city on.
gineers department to prepare data for
tho city attorney as a basis for an action
against tho Ayers asphalt company 10 Sc
cure the protection of the ctty'S rights IN
der the guarantee given when tho Liberty
and Willow street pavemcnts wore pun
down This guarantee binds tho contrsc.
tors 10 keep the pavement in repair for
period If Ave wears The Ave years Is
nearly up in the case NJ Willow snd Lib
erty streets and the pavement Is in bad
condition, the contractors, under one pre-
text and another. having heretofore man
aged ia escape fulfilling their Obligations
IN the premises. They VIII not be permit
ted 10 further disregard thor guarantee.
however. and they VIII he proceeded
against on thoIr bond unless st Us made
good Ia this connection Il may be men
tiuned that tho same Kind of p guarantee
protects tho city with regard So other
asphalt pavemcuts. Nothing has over been
done. ncyerthclcSs toward keeping them ia
good condition by the contractors. though
none Of them are In anything Ike the bad
condition OF the Willow and Liberty street
puycments. This matter will hc looked
nfter from now ou aud strict compliance
with the guarantee viii he enacted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
PLANS FOR AN AIR LINE
Were Offered President Parker and He
Accepted Them.

Were Offered President Parker and He
Accepted Them.
Galveston Texas, April 49,. Shortly bc.
fore The departure of President Parker Of
the Rock Island from this city this even
Ing he was called upon by Colonel n b.
Henderson who offered him the benefit Of
the drawings made in the survey for the
air line which was made about eleven
years ago President Parker accepted them
and requested that the papers be forward
cd 30 +. II Peters at Fort Worth Sur
veys have already been made through a
great deal OF the country included in the
survey made for the air line.
President Parker Informed The Post cor
respondent that while 1t was vet too carly
10 say anything definite about the details
Of their plans II was OF course no secret
that the Rock Island, If it carried out its
present plnDS. would come, 10 the gulf
Three surveying parties are now in the
field and another will he placed in the
field next week President Parker also
stated that he had found no difficulty In
obtaining right Of way through the coun-
ties where the road IS expected to be- con-
Structed.
President Parker spent the mos, Of his
time while here with Colonel L. J. Polk,
vice president OF the Santa Fc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
lie WILL BE HERE TODAY.
General Auditor Young Of The South
ern Pacific Coming.
WILL CONFER WITH Mr.. MARKHAM.
The Visit Of the Official Is Quit. lin.
expected at This Time and May
Result in Something New.

Mr.. Erastus Young. general auditor Of tho
southern Pacific. will arrive in Honston
mis- morning at 4;So o'clock. Mr.. Young
mas peen expected In Houston for some
days back. What the object Of his visit IA
OF now long his stay viii be is not known.
mere are few Of the officials in Houston
VINO know he will he here, and those wac
do know will not admit that ho is coming.
me coming Of Mr., Young TO Houston
WI undoubtedly stir IN certain officials
lhat he will look into all matters concern
lug the handling Of business here IN the
general offices Is not doubted and that
there will be some changes as a result Of
MS visit Is not doubted. either
u Is expected that Vice President Marx.
nam and Auditor xomg viii he in conf,r.
euce duriug the latters stay and there
may %" something to give oui Ms result
on inc Visit before Mr.. Young lenves for
SHn Francisco VI"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
: RAMON ,,.L
ClTYs BONDED DEBT.
''u aond Brokers Are Seeking In
'0fmaton About n

'' eond Brokers Are Seeking In
'oFmaton About It.
I ,'a message from drm Of Gin.
lb0 ivy, brokers' was received by a
aver Yesterday asking for IA
H. 'a,ement including every fact
!, WIN tho history and nrescnt
1, 4. '-y COMPROMISE bonds issued By
n. -. '9os aud with the bonds issued
|, ~ SOupfomisc with the paving con
If.'s ssy'ea by the Bordages decision.
b. n. a. given by the lnquirers for
p,c,',' Information asked for. but
PlathIol mat they have heard Of
4 pld lke me city'S sinking fuud
ecs IN ones 1 usnre on the future Of
they ene bonds OF 1885 are con
az Of III = ISSUED under authority
special ieslslature which provides
ssCh ", ~ OF J per cent shall be
~ interssto take care of their y in
fm, Of NM me issue amounts to
I-leTest ANA ~ S1W,OOO bears g per
~ he enti, $4,000 bears , per cent
4 These he,,sS Issue running for thirty
ne dehf were Issued in settle
ifeonstre,,s'.! studied uDOn the city dur
1iN msda Won period and under a
A b IN SSiter the debt had been
"A \, hegeta y, s9efal courts. TsA act
a q epn4pea1INldes for the creation Of
a Nisf ina which shall undertake
s1omiS ,nntefest due on the bonds.
Y, The something Ike 100000
a " sint,,aenpt has been made 10 set
e Wiz g fund. And the snme is
A laoua, regard to the bonds issued
A stafFIs q 100000 TO Paving Con.
" rsdsm, There Is no sinking fund
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
INTeRLocklNa DEVICES
Notice OF Hearing Given by the Raj
road Commission

Notice Of a Hearing Given by the Rail-
road Commission
Austin, Texas. April lD.-Tbe railroad
commission today issued the following 10.
ice of hearing on iutcrlochug devices at
railroad crossings
1T Is ordered aud notice is hereby uiycn
that the railroad commission will at It's
othce in Austin on "Wednesday. Ma, II,
take up aud consider the matter Of the is.
sUahec Of certain orders and the adoption
Of certain rules AMI regulations governing
me establishment. installation. ulalutanlu o
and operation Of uteriurldlg ur other safe
~ devices at the grade crossings of rail.
ROADS IN this state, in accordance with the
provisions OF chapter ~ of the general laws
passed by the Twenty seventh legislature.
At said hearing 1t s proposed 10 consider
the following propositions
Conditions that exist nj certain rail-
road crossings that make 1t necessary that
the commission order the construction OF
standard interlocking devices M this lime
and the conditions thar shall govern the
Installation Of standard intorlocBing devices
al crossings In tho future.
Terms under which tho commission
VIII waive requirement OF interlocking a.
such crossings as the conditions would in
time, h-t at which separa ion Of grades has
hecn determined practicable by the rail.
road companies party thereto
3, Character AZ safety devices 70 he IN.
stalled az all other crossings moi TO be
protected by standard interlocking devices
4. Rules and regulations 10 he issued by
the commission 10 govern the construction.
maintenance and operation of standard in
tcrlocEug devices
b. Division Of the expense Of installing.
maintaining and operating intcrloc5inc nud
other safety devices At railroad Gro sings
between the several railroad companies
party to such crossings
II is requested that all parties Interested
in the matter OF the protection cf railroad
crossings In ihis Sta'e by interviewing or
other safety devices appear before the com
mission AZ said hearing ana present III lr
views on the subject and make suggestions
al to its disposal as they may deem proper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
A CROSSING CONTROVERSY
The Commission Has Taken It Under
Consideration.

The Commission Has AIKEN II Unoer
Consideration
Austin, Texas, April 10, The railroad
commission today took up tho crossing con.
troyersy between the Cotton Belt and Katy
AT Dallas. General Attorney Perkins Su-
pcrintendent II. II Bowron and Chief I'm
gincer NJ. l.. Lynch were present for the
Cotton Belt General Attorney Miller
Superintendent j. W. Maxwell and chief
Engineer Petehram were present In behah
of the Katy The Cotton Belt desired 70
cross at grade aud the Katy insisted on an
overhead crossing Both chief engineers
were put on the stand, and, In the opinion
Of MI. Lynch, the difference in cost he
tween an interfering device and an over
bead crossing was $4,000. The cotton
Blet argued that the crossing was Ia tne
center Of town and grade crosslhg vas
more desirable than one overhead ne
commission took the question nnner Ad
yisement'
The commission this morning issued an
order withdrawlng the rate on pecans over
the Austin and Northwestern from Ausun
Ia Fairlaud for polishing purposes
The Rio Grandc and Eagle Pass fsllWhy
today paid the comptroller SlO.ol passen.
ger tax on Sl00l 80 passenger earnings LUZ
the quarter ending March 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20

Tue great attraction DER ylehnacudiet
aus ODER Osterrclcb which was postponed
last sunday night win be presented 80
night at Saeugerbund hail with the follow.
ing cast
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Robert, scin sohn..., Herr W Freckmann
y9n ilupt'r p....,, 1err T. bo'uer
Observation-Disclosures Herr +. schradcr
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faustu picuer. Herr "A. Walthcr
Fin kApClWcistrr., Herr j. Fuerstenberg
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
j. 8. Marmion Announces.

In The Post today Mr. J b. Mormlon
announces AS candidate for the Office
Of justice OF the peace for precinct 40 /
and Asks the support Of the public at the
coming democratic primaries
Mr. Marmion hardly needs an introduc-
tion to the voters Of Houston, having liyoc
here for twenty-five years
Mr.. Marmlon has always been n workc.
IN the democratic ranks aud his work TO-
The Holt ticket In the Fifth ward duri'
the late campaign was productive OF av
large proportion Of the very tattcrnct
vote given TO the representatives, OF T. ,
form government for Houston.
Mr. Marmlou was educated IN Housto Ell
learned his trade with Mosehart q KEEL d
and Ben ltlesner and has been In bushes
for himself for the past seven years o'-,4
Is running what he says Is the only stact.
ly union shop In the Fifth ward
Mr. Marmion Is a strong believer ia
good, clean government, and with his cx.
tcnsive acquaintance all over Houston, will
doubtless prove a formidable candidate to
any one contesting with him for the office
he seeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WNISKEY.

n you wash 10 keep young strong an
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spoonful IN o half glass Of water on milk
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Write Us and state your case. II will
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also many convincing testimonials Of mar
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II VIII save yours n you USE a., rhere is
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MILF Whisky Sold hy al er0eers AMI
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20

IN the past they have been compelled 70
pay the Chicago rates plus whatever the
switching charges might be. The advan-
tage 10 the Industries thus affected is large,
as the average switching charges in the
territory covered had been S. per car Ua
der the new arrangement the switching
charges viii be SO per car and viii he
absorbed by the parties to the agreement
IL Is said that tho movement is start
toward shrogHting to the shipper all switch
ing charges within the limits Of the city
and manufacturing suburbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
sTILwELL CONCESSION LAPsED.

Citizens Claim that Further Extension
Would Retard State Development.
Laredo. Texas, April ia special from
Durango, Mexico, says; The stilwell CON
cession for the construction Of a railroad
from Gutierrez, on the Central, to this city
has lapsed. number Of citizens are pc.
titioning that this charter be not extended
To the same interests, as ii Is thought that
there are others who can build the road
and that an extension to the same parties
would retard State development.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20

For twenty one years ] have been using
in my practice Duhys Pure Malt Whiskey.
| believe IL IN be wonderful stimulant
and tonic lu eases where the physical aud
nervous forces are depressed and exhaust
ed e. ". BURROWS. NJ. d. 132 Michigan
Ave, Detroit. Mich NOV 20 1901.
USED IN HOSPITALS
Tho suffolk Hospital and Dispensary,
Boston, Nov. %, 1871
Gentlemen--Y on well know from our
previous words the very bigh appreciation
Nn have OF its value as o tonic and that
our good words have ever been ready r.
whistler Yours truly, ALBEIT q
SMITH President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
President Parker at Anderson.

Anderson, Texas, April 1s,--Mr, Parker,
president Of the Rock Island, and Mr..
Peters, chief engineer, we're in town yes
terday in conference with the citizens re-
gardlng the extension Of that line from
Fort Worth to Houston These people
will build line directly north and south
and will put Anderson about hfteen miles
nearer than the international and Great
Northern II they should build from Nava-
sofa, from which point they now have sur
Yeyors in the field.
President Parker stated they would prob
ably PUT another surveying corps IN the
field from Houston north next week. I'm
mcdiately nfter the conference here the
party left for Navasota, where they take
me train FOR Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
CANE Belt TO EXTEND.

Proposition Made to Matagorda Has
Been Accepted.
Natugorda. Texas. April 1a.YesterIay
Hon, Jonathan Lane, president OF the
Cane Belt railroad was. In Mataeorda and
submitted a proposition that for $1,000
bonus tho Cane Belt will be built into
Matagorda by November, His proposition
was accepted, and with the bonus already
raised the bonus committee viii have Yery
little trouble In raising the full amount.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
AN OPEN MEETING

Of the Shop Employees viii Be Held
Tomorrow Morning.
The United Brotherhood Of Railway EN-
ployes viii hold an important meeting to-
morrow morning at odd Fellows hall Ma
son building. The meeting will be called
To order at 10 O'Clock and as the day is
holiday there will no doubt be q large
attendance,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20

und to
only alcOnol
used In
out need
Hud
from pn
ten who been cured in
hem IN
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"cHIcAeo RATES" EXTENDED.
The Shipper viii in Future Have 70 ray
Switching Charges.

Switching Charges.
Chicago, April 19.-By an agreement en-
tered into between the executive onlciais
Of all Eastern ana Southern roads ana the
Northwestern and st Paul, all local rae.
tories on these lines Will in the future not
have to pay switching charges The agree.
ment goes into effect at once ana sives
hundreds Of factories within large Isoius
the advantage Of the Chicago rates. Sneiea'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
PAVEMENT GUARANTEES.

locting for the department nj fair wages
or OF the present commission Of 10 per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20

Gentlemen--I have been using your Duf.
fy's Pure Malt Whisky In our family for
the past six months. rs tonic ! think
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on account of tie pslaiability and pleasant
after effects. Yours very truly H. -
lOI 81 Reading. Pa, Dec 18th. 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
The leading actress Of the age, Sarah
Bernhard, sends words of gratitude:

NeW ORR April 70 mol
Gentiemen-l take great pleasure In as
surfing you that your Pure Malt Whiskey is
most desirable recuperativc when the
least bit fatgued ! know Of nothing so
perfect or 50 pure Yours truly, SARAH
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s.iAess 3 70 Asheville. N. C.. via
5gtssi Hallway. Apply 10 your
Texas. -
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Nh. s sos open for the season. J..
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n aolD SCHEDULE.

UUIMNN
g.. g r. C. IA. n.
Ind Central Depot
ei nn Arrive No. So SIS .. n
:. Ne t..a'v6 m Arrive No. s..z.ZQ ?. N
81 I. \. I HOO ?. q Arrive NO. o. o'io a
|r~ A n. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
osss m Arrive No. 1000 p. n
Lrnt~ $50 ,. N Arrive No , 9.45A
n X $50 am Arrive NO '''O'o'
A a. H. a s. A n.y.
Grand Central Depot
,nossm Arrive No s. $50 p. m
LnM Ills p. m Arrive No'to'4'oo a
a. II. q N. n. n
Grand Central Depot
,ooE. m Arrive No. o.. o.00a,m
I've i"'y'S6 D. m Arrive No. 10. 90 pm
[r,Mt'"'s'10s 4. N Arrive No, $500 pm
". & and Sundays Only
ar. T. a II. n. n
Grand Central Depot
!. ;, iO1sam Arrive No. Iss 3.35 pm
"A & A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
:. o.ssam Arrive No. >, o.2s pm
O., c. & S. F. r.. n.
Grand Central Depot
7ooam Arrive, s.SSsm
" 80 5S5p m Arrive. $40 Pm
Pr Galveston Trains.
7.OOam. Arrive ...,,. SO % pm
kn"'l.A5 m Arrive...,''''I.3O pm
Additional Sunday Specials
a5sAm Arrive. $40 a.
N ""f.50 pm Auive.'.'''..9'ZOp p
4 49,. vain, leave the Santa Fe Congress
XIV y, p,,o, 10 minutes later than the above
He. q w. II. II. n.
,,oo.m.. Express Train Arrive o;lo pm
fHsgwIn mains leave Grand Central Depot
NJ, X. a II. r., II.
MY&T Depot, Fifth Ward.
k,o30A m..,.........''',.H Arrive = ~ a m
Hs.zSsrm .......... Geo.. Arrive SO m
PEI J Galveston Trains see g., II & H..
1. h G. ". II. II.
DEPOT foot Of Congress Avenue.
.,sr m..............A Arrive 400 am
E.f66 a m........... ... Arrive $50 PIN
Columbia and velaseo Trains.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4.45 p, ~
Nv '"' Daiy EScep; Sunday.
n, GOO an. SUNDAY only) Arrive AS pa
q. II. & II, n n.
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.,O0.n.. Express Train Arrive 9; 10 pm
n..'.......,.... Arrive o.02 a. m
W M tfalns leave Grand Central Depot
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vigorous aud have on your cheek the
RI MALT WHISKEY regularly, a tea
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, L5U p W NTTIFV'' 'F'~V y !"
49, ,,,ins leave the Santa Fe Congress
Y. ps,ot 10 minutes later than the above
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enters the vital organs giving life When stomach fails
his heat by digestion the body lacks nourhmen because the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

OF all money transactions in England
0; per cent are done by checks aud
oGly 3 per y@ot by notes and gold
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
THE GRFAT DISMAL SWAMP.

or Virginia Is a breeding ground OF
M a germs. So Is low, wet or
mars.y ground everywhere. These
germ cause weakness, chills and fever,
aches in the bones and muscles. and
NAV induce dangerous maladies. But
Electric Bitters never fall TO destroy
them and re malarial troubles. Iney
will surely prevent typhoid. I'VE tried
many remedies for Malaria and Stom-
ach and Livel troubles" writes Johr
Charleston, of oyesviiie. O., but never
found any thing az good as Electric
b,tters." Try them. Only soc. All drug
gis4s guarantee satisfaction.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
a.artlea the Natives

Herrara, the Spanish historian, says
TINT Pizarro, when he landed in South
America, owed his life and those of bis
compauions to the fact that one OF the
marty fell off his horse by accident.
The natives had succeeded In cutting
of the retreat Of the Spaniards to their
ships. when one Of the riders was
thrown. The Indians were so aston
ished at the dissolution of partnership
that they took flight at once. They
had supposed horse and man to be one
animal.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

For rs cents you can get Q plaM I
oysters any style ut Goldtrees o&'