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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Misses IDA and Irene Mhben, OF
! Gre EIDE, are visiting in this city.
Gov. Orinan has consented 10
deliver nm address At the Home on
Decoration day.
Lawyer Rlcknr,Is, of Del Nor,e.
was in town Tuesday and We'd
ncsday on Inv business.
DR. Orr, of Al,unos;. member
of the board OF pension examiners,
was IN this city Wednesday.
sam Sibbett sfrained his ankle
quite badly Monday while Mt work
on the street and bow has to 90 on
crutches.
The Alamosa journal chldcs the
anarchistic editor gf tlfS paper for
trying Ia incite the farmers Of the
valley to discomfort
III. j. Ilcckler and family have
returned to this city after spend
ing two years IN California and
Crcstonc and other places.
The matter of providing for
more school rooms is being dis
cusscd by Nome, Vista and will
take definite shape before long.
Mark Heath came down from
Government Park Tuesday on his
wheel. He says the road is
little rough but wheeling beats
walking.
II. V. Smith aud sons started
for the hills Tuesday with 300
head Of cattle. They were stear-
ing for the range north west from
Jasper,
Charles Palmer was passenger
ON the up train lhursda, morning
He is not prepared la say a. yet
what will he done at Summitville
this summer.
Bids FOR the new buildings at
the Home will bee opened May %,
and work on rh-ir construction
will be commenced NJ soon ~ the
contracts are let
Wilber Thomp-. oi the Rocky
Mountain News the man who is
conten, Ia waitnt the cross. roads
Of fate. was IN the city Thursday
IN the intercs, ni that great daily
newspaper
Coroner Hu.klns aud wife of
Del Norie. af- 10 New England on
n visit and he tour stores have
been under The management of
two clerks aus Judge Mnryntt
during his ubsru,r
Mrs. j. Alired Smith aud her
two children hnNr gone Ia Canon
City 10 spend The -umu,r. Trou.
bic over some business matters
has caused n .rpirniion between
Mrs Smith and her husband
MIR i'cnrlcy Pickett. of Pits
burg. Icnns,lyuuti and Miss Sadie
Pickett. of Evansville. Ohio, a
brother and SISTER oi John Pickett
arrived in the cIty Sunday with
thu intention ol spending the
summer here.
VIM. Jones he's i"f Cherokee.
Iowa. TUESDAY night where hi
wife nnd children ar-. After u
good long visit among his old
acquaintance nnl friend. MIR
Jones will engage again in bu.i.
nc--. just where be l. not decided.
Tho Ladies AiI society If the
NJ T., church will give chicken
pie supper y, their church Monday
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Misses Ida and Irene Maben. Of
Cree,le. are visiting in this city.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Gov. Ornan has consented 10
deliver an address at the Home on
Decoration day.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

The lance gwen IN the Opcrn
house Wednesday night by the
Monte Vista Base Ball Club was
well attended. A good crowd of
Young people from Alamosn and
n fca from Del Nortc and Center
attended, and were shown u good
time, such ~ Monte Vista gen.
orally shows To her visitors. An
other dance will bc given IN the
Opera house on the night of Deco.
ration day,
Saturday the suit of Walter
ke'cbem Va Mrs. Hockey WINS
tired in Justice Warburton's court
The action was Ia recover $3.50,
the pricc OF n pnir Of horses which
Mrs. Hockey WAS pas,uring for
the plaintiff and which had gotten
out of the pasture and straycd
away Verdict SO for plaintiff.
An appeal was taken.
Jesse Stephenson IL without AN
organ, and the nearest paper that
will father his editorials is at
Creole. Tho Graphic draws the
line nj calling our county iud 10 A
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Lawyer Rlcknr,Is, of Del Nor,e.
was in town Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday on Inv business.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

John c, Bushnger left for the
east Tuesday night to be gone sew
eral weeks. He will rcmnin few
days in Denver. From there he
will stop 1t St Joe, Chicago,
Philadelphia and will also visit
New York and may go TO Boston.
While east he will visit his mother
at Almira, n Y. Mrs. Bushingcr
with the assistance of Charles Holt
and Harvey Matthias will attend
to the business at the store during
Mr.. Bushingcr's absence.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Capt. AldrIch made a business
trip to Denver this week.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17
Wy ITUIy yours,
JAMES b. ORMAN.

Judge Maryatt was down from
Del Nor,c Wednesday on impor-
'ant business. The judge is very
much interested in beet sugar
factory and thinks the best loca.
ton IN the valley should be selected
for the first sugar plant without
regard to what effect or benefit II
will give to the town nearest the
plant; that the success of the fac
tory should be the first thing to
consider; that one successful fac
tory will bring others. The Judge
Is level headed in his conclusions
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Dir. Orr, of Alitmosa. a member
of the board OF pension examiners,
was IN this city Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17
regard of the general public.

The following letter has been
received by Commander John II.
Shaw from Governor james b.
orman, IN reply to an invitation
TO be present at the memorial
exercises to be held at the Soldiers
ard Sailors Bone, on May Both.
1902.
Denver, May 8. 1902.
John ii. Shaw, Commander,
Soldiers and Sailors Home.
Monte Vista, Colo.
Dear SIR
Your letter of the Sth
INST. at hand, asking me to be
present Mt the Home on Decora-
tlon day, May the Both. and | beg
20 say in reply 1t will give me
pleasure to be present, if | can
arrange matters here TO be absent
at that time, and from all | know
now, | believe can arrange it.
Very truly yours,
J,>,rs II np,t.,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Wilber Thomp-. OF the Rocky
Mountain News. the man who Is
conien, la wait bt the cross. roads
Of fate, was IN tue city Thursday
IN the interest ni lha, great daily
new spapci.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Bids for the new buildings at
the Home will bee opened May %,
and work GA lhrir construction
will be commenced NJ soon "a the
contracts are let
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

The matter of providing for
more school rooms is being dis
cusscd by Nome, Vista and will
take definite shape before long.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Charles Pnlmcr was a passenger
on the up train lhursda, morning
Tie Is not prepared la say a. vel
what will he done at Summitvillc
this summer.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Mark Heath cane down from
Government Park Tuesday on his
wheel. He says the road is a
little rough but wheeling beats
walking.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

III. j. ileckler and family have
returned to this city after spend
ing two years IN California and
Crcstonc and other places.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

II. V. Smith aud sons started
for the HILLS Tuesday with 300
head Of cattle. They were stear-
ing for the range north west from
jasper.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Mrs. j. Alfred Smith aud her
two children hnIu gone Ia Canon
City 10 spend the -umu-r. Trou.
BILE over some business matters
has caused n rrIirniion between
Mrs Smith aud hrr husband.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

sam Sibbett sfrained his ankle
quite badly Monday while Mt work
on the stree, and pow has to 90 on
cru'ches.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

The Alamosa journal chidcs the
anarchi-tic cditorPf Has paper for
trying To incite tho farmers Of the
valley to discomfort
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

Tho Ladies Ali society If the
NJ. T.. church will give "a chicken
pie supper u, their church Monday
evening May 10Th. beginning nj
$50. "a cent PAY. for u first
class supper. Everybody urged
10 cotas.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1902-05-17

MIR. rcarlcy Pickett. of Pits
burg. l'cnUs,l,uul and Miss sadie
Pickett. Of Evansville. Ohio, u
brother and SISTER OF John Pickett
arrived in the city Sunday with
tho intention of spending the
summer her,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
ADVERSE REPORT MADE
On The Proposition TO Build a Dixie in
The Inner llarbOr al Galveston.
THE REPORT OF THE DIVISION ENGINEER
Was Against the Scheme and Gave
Summary of the Reasons Why Il
Was Being Urged
lsnecinl NJ rhc rostl

Washington January 1T-General G. T.
Gillespie, chief OF engnccrs ot the army,
has submitted an adverse report to the
secretary of war on the proposition 60 i'm
prove the inner Galveston harhor NV cou-
Structing a dixie from Texas city to Boil
var channel.
In my opinion" SAYS his report "the
work covered by this survey is Of lmnor-
lance TO local Interests rather than to gen.
rral commerce and It's undertaking is a
proposition I nun unablc to commend for
favorable consideration
Tho adverse report has been transmitted
TO the speaker az the house of representa-
tivos by the secretary or war aud with
thls possibly ends the hopcs of Galveston
for government aid In The harhor improve
mcuts. The survey was ordered under the
emergency rivers aud narbors act approved
June g. 100. Captain c. s Richc of the
engineer corps made an examination Of the
harhor The preliminary report of captain
Richie, dated November A. looO states
that TO a certain extent the inner hnrbur
was worthy of government Improvement
and 10 this report Colonel II NJ Robert
attached "a favorable endorsements
ON this report General John NJ Wilson,
lutul otucSr pe uli''l'u 10 prepare Il pun
and estimate ot cost for the Improvement.
Tho secrrtnrv NJ ,var nnnro,rd mis- rcno,n
lN'H""uVH'
Ia a report survey dated January 70,
however tsiptaio Eirho mad. this state.
49, 80,
mt"H "'iei proposing " Wb' 'lbh' lh''Vs
long Ut cost of over S2oOoOOo. N the
mort of Galveston is couJuctcd with rpas.
t, 4 81, = a. y,,,,,
"No"'e VGNIu 10 Ihe lHI'ItS'S W 'N' P1'P'e
al the Southwest IL viii Toe the mNiu olt-
let for "a rapidIy growing coulmcrcc aud
nrcylsi,us fnr II CONTINUING lnrrra,c Ia
i,ciities for iis inner b.rhor ae allow, ont
lined .honld soon he maize. i'm this case
tb, money rNu,rdod q, mo United States
,toutd rsilru 10 'lni p,opI, Ina t0, form of
reduced rL.,.r,s mi, tr4nsnortiur mud iran
.pipui1r irrtlnt mud tRrrr ,,Uuld he, mo-
urr-tinn as 40 ,hr adj, i.tbliip, of thc uitrd
SIutrs utlnsuttlfni,, Ihr work H. on Inc
contrary M, notion IF tlu, civ of Calves.
ian, Viii, rrDprJ IA it.. b.Iir4m island mon
rrty sGnuld br bp-pd mon wurely local
nrnHt t,.n mo ,ntou,trnc AT tbr mort viii
tn.u .cHsr To- groW and thc inpro,c nlsui
ana ulnlutouanrp of HE inner h1rbor ana
,.hylntels of galveston hv Inc United states
womb become mudyIsublr and should he
lcrt 10 lorli emery,
ludorsiup mis- T,nort t.iouel E,bnrt
tunIn mis- -f1 t'.,iryt II have ur,o,. stuffed
The pyunlrn In dp-piI hut would he
aflsiIi Far tn. ,r,,prnntrpt ia srtuultv uild
die dixie beTnrG Dil question. ycro settled
us a., h.v N M a. Ir utiitl,,i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18


secn,s &C. he vera llttld nope 90 his recover,
Ills brother. vho lives ~ austin was teie
grphed fot yesterday afternoon
MIR. J. H. Bryant u thc Bryant NIcFnnis
Land company left last night for Chicago
and other points To- close deals which Nil,
prove of considerable Importance to iIous
ton and South Texas.
Mrs. L. +. Il. shafer. speaker for the
Houston Spirlpalist society, Went to Gal
weston last evening to confer with state
President John W, Ring relative to The
coming anniversary Of modern spirtnaism
Mr :! y Scttcgost ST. has returned
from Marlin. where he has been FOR his
bea.th N.Y. scttegaSts general health is
very mnuch imptorcs. but he Is Stlll unablc
90 walk Urouul Tie will be- home fo N
week or two heforc returning 20 Marlin
and vii be plenSed e. soc his friends
Mr.. II. o. Muuford agent for the I've
stock commission hrm " crowley. Perrin
company Of New Orleans. Is In the city Oh
his way from the carnival aud cattlcmcn's
convention az III paso, lie reports far
range cattle scarce out thai way. ANA saws
those who have fat cattle from now on Wis
get top prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18


] respectfully call The attention Of those
who have not paid their city taxes for the
year 1901 TO the following; Section 30 ar
ticle 535. Revised Code OF Ordinances OF the
CITY ~ Houston, which says: Immediate
IL after tho arst day OF JANUARY in every
year n shall be the duty OF the assessor aud
collector Of taxes 10 prepare roll, con.
tanning description OF all the property
described In assessment rolls of the next
preceding yenr; that Is 60 say, OF the year
ending on the next preceding 3lst day
OF December, on which the taxes have not
heen paid the said soli shall be called the
'pelipquent Roll and shall consist OF a
copy from the assessment rolls Of 80 much
~ The line on which the tract OF land OF
property on which the taxes remain unpaid
rs VIII Identify the property aud show he
amount OF tax due on the same
These who have, not paid city taxes for
1901 would do well 20 call at the office OF
the city asspssor and tax collector and set
tie their taxes and keep their names on the
delinquent roll.
James =. Welsh
City Assessor and Collector.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
pERsoNAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs W L MacClure OF Calves
Ton we're In the city yesterday
Mr.. wharton Bates. left last night Tor
san Antonio on a business trip.
Nsior Spencer Hutchlns returned yester-
day from a business "trip 10 West Texas
Nr / A. Lowell. n prominent citizen or
psiestine arrived here yesterday, and Is
e,,est AZ the Rice hotel
Nr J. II. Thompson OF Belleyille was
-, fhe arrivals here Yesterday who are
Ming al the Rice hotel.
Ar u. Hamilton Of Hempblll, Texas,
,-5,,cd bere Yesterday ON ? business Trip
,nd II registered at the Rice hotel
Nr and Mrs Charles y. Slnat Of Lissie
wa among the arrivals iE his city yes
terdav They are stopping at the Rice
hotel. a,
NJ n. Wcstmoreland. prominent cit,
10, and land sgent at Eagle LAKE. arrived
Nv, w. yesterday on busiuess. and Is guest
AZ tbe Rice hotel -.
Ne Henry J. IMtcher. Mrs Z. " Brown
.,,5 NJ " II Stark. three q ne ~. /. :
ai,iI ~ orange. Texas, arrived m THIS eitS
ycs,crday, and are stopping az Use hNf
+ ~ " II. Perkins V lying very ION AZ
- sne. No.1Iao Hamilton street. Thera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
THE POET OF
Interesting Chat With Joaquin Miller
the Rugged Mountain Poet.
HP TELLS OF HIS CALIFORNIA HOME
~ speaks OF the Greatness OF Texas
and the Hospitality OF t'er
People.

past representative was very gracious
- ro.cived Yesterday afternoon by Joaquin
wuler the far-famed poet Of the Sierras,
= h,s room at the Rice hotel. He came
- Tor the purpose OF delivering lee
- rnder the auspices Of the United Mod
ems
AR Miller As a man OF striking appear
ZOO lie wears q full beard and 1t Is long
md white. His hair, which Is dark brown,
snrInkled with gray. Is worn long enough
"a strike his shoulders, while on his head
he wears Turkish cap. He was dressed
n oack. and Is what may be termed II
snare but man. lie will weigh between
y ~ and 100 pounds and Is about five feet
IA nine or ten inches tall. lie has a be
nirn countenance and makes visitors feet
Il home at once. In conversation he Is
q ,osy and fluent, and aids a sentence, or
"A saer conclusion. with wave of the
"a and and shrug OF the shoulders that lends
81 no impression that he Is quite satisfied
$rlth his own Views aud ideas regardless
y n what the listener may think, At the
anne time he does not appear to he anxious,
4 r. even willing to enter into an argument
s 40 has settled most questions apparently
own mind, and grants to all the
& lame privilege lie is genial in his man
.atcrs and is willing 10 impart auy informa-
lion that he possesses.
3# well sir. ! am always delighted TO meet
z Aewspsper men. They are the salt Of the
4 prth. They see aud appreciate more OF the
hams and hypocrises of life than any other
| the learned professions. They are played
hon By ALL and at the same time none
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
FIXED THE FAMILY.
Grane-Nuts Sd Them Riaht.

1FaHG-iNulS ONA iAANf'i 'fiH'fN'
It is better to liaye food epidemic In
family than an epidemic OF sickness 4
young Lady out al Hlibbing, Mum, teiis
about the way Grape-Nufs won her iamll{.
She says. When recovering from typhoid
fever nav doctor ordered Grape-Nuts Break.
fast Food, I gained four pounds the hrst
week, aud, AZ the package was kept On tls
table for me, the whole family started 10
eat the new food.
I'VE soon noticed difference in my
younger brothers fnce, which had Drtn
pale and hlOodless. and who had been SUI
frring from CHRONIC inhammation 81 the
stomach In short time he began 10 eat
50 heartily that we all remarked about u,
and before long ne got 20 he could eat any
thing without tile least bad erect.
I'VE often eat Grapo-Nuts dfy az we
would candy or nuts and It has a richer
taste than when soaked IN water The best
way Is to put on sonic good. rich cream.
MY sister found that after we began cat
ing Grape-Nuis she had much grcher
supply 81 milk for her babe We have quit
eating hot bread aud meat for the evening
neal and take In place some niee Craze,
Nnis. with cream, and : little fruit. AMI
have all improved greatly IN health.
Please don't publish my name. Name
ran bo Ei,ea by Postum Co, Battle cresk,
Mich.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
CITY BREvlTlEs.

Tbere are undelivered kilograms al the
Postal Telegraph oflice. lis Main street, Tor
Q. w. Landy and {. w. Tandy.
Christian Church mission, Fitth wsrd. on
school NJ 2 n. m: preaching at 4. All are
earnestly invited to attend these services
Sunday afternoon
There are undelivered kilograms AZ the
Office OF the Western Unlon Telegraph com con-
n & Reard Miss Leler House. g. u Leep-
er and G. W. Jackson.
The city pastors viii hold their regular
meeting at the Young Mems CHRISTIAN AZ
sociation rooms Monday NJ lpsw q. M i.eF.
r. Ammons VIII open the discussion OF tht
tcpie, "city FvangeliEation.
Miss FLORENCE BARLOW Of Louisville. as.
sociate editor and manager Of Tho. losi
Cause, Is In the city In the interest u tns ,I
publication II IL an Illustrated montols
devoted to the Confederate veterans anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
A oBack-poor" Market.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
One was well known banker aud the
other was a reporter OF financial news and
views and they were discussing the course
OF the Amalgsmated Copper company and
it's management.
what sort Of market do you call thtff'
asked the reporter
"A hack door market. replied the banker.
What do you mean by thatr
~ a market when yon 20 10 az The front
door and then crawl out ~ the back door
while Inc public think you are stu IN.
side.
WIN ssu - E.anarum gnesaax essalnxl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
,ssssssOsssSessesSSsSO0ssosss

meeting Of the tribe Of Rcd Men Of that
place last evening and give an exhibition
drill as well as lesson OF INSTRUCTIONS
Great Sachcm Grlggs, delivered the i rec,
Elk drill team is said To be one or the
hest drilled teams IN the state, and TO nc
able to eSempllfy tho work Of the order
In an excellent manner.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL Rev
Il. r. Sanders, State evangelist OF the
Christian church. will arrive in THIS city
this evening and tomorrow morning VIII
begin a short series of meetings NJ the Cen
tral Christian church. Rev sanders u "Is
Of the strongest aud best eNang'hher9 90
tho Christian church mn earnest ehPTFVt -
worker aud an able preacher. Ilc expects
to continue the meetings In Houston ~
ten days or two weeks
CONGRESS STREET PAVING.-The
work OF preparing Congress avenue for
the pavement is progressing Yesterday
thcro were some ton or twelve teams az
work and thirty or forty men We're en-
ploved on the work. extending from caro-.
line 10 Chnrtrcs one Of the inspectors
said Yesterday that II the work was rusheu
and had weather did not SET In me street
should be paved in about six weeks
AN OVERDOSE or MORPHINE.-Phys
clans were called Thursday night TO attend
Mr.. A. Seureau. who runs drug store at
the corner Of Chartres street and CongrA
avenue They found him suffering from
an overdose Of morphine. Prompt atten-
tlon soon rallied him and yesterday after,
noon he was pronounced to be on the ro'u
to recovery.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERISTICS 20
lice yesterday ran in eight or ten white
men and charged them with idle and oar oar
ing. vagrancy and suspicion. The chlrl ma. mo-.
given orders that all persons VINO can nut
give good account OF themselves nc run
In There were some tough looking char-
acters in the bunch arrested yesterday
STOLE TWO oVERCoATs.-A sneak
thief entered the residence OF Dr. Cooke
al 1913 Mckinney avenue Thursday even
ing and appropriated two oNereoats tu"'
were hanging on the hall RAGS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
\ DAY IN THE CITY.

TIME TELEGRAPHERS.-Tha
Pas Received copy of the proceed
the twenty-irst annual reunion Of
Ia Time Telcgraphers' association,
was recently held in Montreal, eau
These annual reunions of the old
fsgraphers are purely social func-
$Iu the report of the proceedings
iarge attendance OF prominent bust
IVY ana telegraphers from all sec
IN the United States and Canada.
ttuslheSs men who began their careers
iaphers, hut who. leaving the ranks,
eome identified with otner business
a o sun retaining their membership
n vld Iimers' association and meet
~ win their old time co.workers In
~ sohciave. The membership ron
ppva names MS Andrew Carnegie,
Z, III cornell. Thomas Edison and j.
u, all photographers. There are
IA members listed from Texas j.
~ ISABEL, j. II, Finks OF Waco,
III ~ And j. A. McNabb Of Houston.
1Hs SCuhuai reunion will be held In
n City Utah.
isE S'5oo0o.--A deed # trust for
3. houston electric light plant from
z V'n lighting company 10 the Old
ust company was tled for record
f1uu,y clerks office yesterday. The
n, tols deed Is to secure $4,000,
81 - soid, interest at 5 per cent.
n sOn Lighting company is the name
tS>< ~, company successors to the
-~X Llectric Iipht and 1bo,vo,. go,
14'f hake Duprcc, rnceivr. Tor the
n A roe sc.rlc Light Company. ard one
&5& sssors OF the Houston Lighting
|1e6 ho,.ss mat this money, $3.50, 600,
411x very Vneu Ios the purpose Of mak-
<ff1ents extensive and greatly needed
' 40 10 lie electric light rlrnt.
'aPAL OWNERSHIP CLUB. =,
1||<4 meeting in the Second ward
ssiled for the purpose Of org,ui-
~ municipal ownership club. The
n IA IN a%Sploqrned when The Post re.
q|at4t Sna, the place OF rendezvous,
"a tbpeheer Hutchlns, one OF the
Eunic,uMsru and one OF the AMOS
- ownership, was subse.
ma ,h hnu beiug asked about the
t.&k ri,' the meeting was simply
1dsF sed uo ana that no candidates
H.. str, cd TO ENGLAND. The
<ts., the remains OF the late
~ was taken from the vaul,
- cemetery yesterday by I'm.
Isl M, Wright, prepared for ship
ses ss'n ppd by them per Wells,
ksfordS ou9pany 10 Galveston. care
, e|1s 10 4 Co.. who Will convey
! 11@ ~ ~. England. the deceased I
!. '0' maj intsrment.
!, IN 49,. AhNiN,--rhe drill team
u.oe 10 %, Improved order
aoronpanied by the great
IN c,'. ea' council OF Texas. hon.
knosn II this city left re
iva isr Alvin to attend a