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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
GREGG TO BE NOMINATED TO-DAY.
Democratic Congressional Convention
viii Assemble at Galveston.

Democratic Congressional Convention
viii Assemble at Galveston.
Galveston, Texas. August 1S.-The demo-
cratic convention for the purpose Of nomt'
mating A. w. Gregg as the democratic
nominee from this district will he called
TO order at CLAYTON hall on Fostoffce street,
near fremont. tomorrow afternoon at o
o'clock. In the absence OF Captain James
E Borden, who is in Cuba on important
business and who will not return untiI
August %, the convention will be cqllel
to order by Major T. NJ. spence, chair
man of the executive committee OF the
democratic organizaton, Of thi so c9 9rit CON
,,,,,tior that has been held in this district,
and ' inasmuch as Mr.. Gregg has pledged
his best efforts for this city. those VINO are
Monument in the councils of the demo
ccrotic marty have urged npon all citizens
irrespective Of patty afali2io sSd d 70
present during the eP nSa Uort Te Of tie
to Mr.. Gregg WeIcoule "V''N'
event.
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Many Persons Have Catarrh OF
the Kidneys and Don't
Know Ii.

Raymond Dom, financial secretary OF the
Catholic Mutual Bencnt association No ~,
writes from 275 Antoine street, Detroit,
Mich;
III you had seen me three years ago and
then saw me today YOU would not wonder
that praise Pcrnna Az that time | was
pale aud cmaciated from what the doctors
called kidney and bladder trouble My
back ached. could not properly digest
my food. my nights were made hldrous
with bad dreams hut reruna changed all
this. Less than dozen battles made n
rev and well man OF ne. and q hundred
times have | blessed YOU for having pinccd
before humanity sarh blessing to tnn
sick as pcruna ~ aNmcnd DopI.
Mrs. Frances Matoon. treasurer Of the
Minneapolis lndcpendcnt order OF Good
TeniplArs writes from 10 sixth street. Min
neapols, Mimi as follows
''Lasf arinfcr I had considerable noa-
bie hifh my kidneys. brought IN after
a hard cold. phieh had neglected
One OF my Ole lodge friends who called
when ! was NJ told ne Of 4 wonderful
medicine called PcrGna. had no faith In
II, but my hushand purchased me bottle.
aud asked me to try II II brought me
most satisfactory results | nsed three
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Tense Of rape, alleged to have been COM
mitted In this county about one year ago
the age OF consent, with whom he is
charged with living In improper relations.
Smith and the girl left this county to-
to be tried soon Smith was convicted In
this case In this county In the January
term Of district court, but the verdict was
ment at seventy-tve years in the peniten-
tiary. He was also tried once In he'll
county and given twenty-five years, but the
verdict was also reversed: hence he is also
to be tried again Ia that county.
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JEANEReTrg DRAINAGE DISTRICT.

New Canal viii Add Thousands OF Acres
to the Farm Lands,
Jeanerette, La. August l2--one OF the
branch canals of the Iberia and ST Mary
drainage district, about six miles in
length, has boon completed and Official
~ inspected by the drainage commits
sion. The branch canal opens up and
drains a vast territory and viii add
thousands OF acres OF valuable rice and
sugar cane land TO the tax rolls OF tho
t ,', parls an IN a1 , 10 tniS. II WI,
cypress timber The branch completes
twenty eight miles OF canals. Tho Patout
aud Grevenherg branches are yet to be
entire work will represent the expendl-
turo of $4,000 by the drainage commits
sion
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bottles before was completely cured. but
| heVc had good ca,se TO be grateful. fpf
not only did my kidney trouble disappear,
hut my general health improved aud
have been IN good health ever since.
would not he without Il for ten times It's
cost, Frances Matoon.
This experience has been repeated many
times. We hcnr Of such cases nearly every
day
Mrs. Matoon had catarrh Of the Kidneys.
As soon ms she took the right remedy she
mndc quick recovery
reruna cures catarrh wherever located,
Peruna Is specihc for catarrhal de-
rangements Address The Peruna Medicine
Co. Columbus, Ohio for free book OIL
catnrrh, written by Or 3, p, Hartman.
IT YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Peruna.
write NJ once 10 Or Hartman, giving
fun statement Of your case. and he will
be pleased 20 give Won his valuable adj
Vice gratis
Address nr Hartman, President OF The
Hartman SanitArum. Columbus. Ohio.
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WATER TROUBLE AT FL pAso.
Company Is Trying to Force the City
Into a New Contract

Company Is Trying to Force the City
Into New Contract.
FL Paso, Texas. August 1S.The city of
FL Paso is up against a freeze ont game
The old water company's contract with the
city expires with this month and the COM
pnny gives notice that the price of water
will be raised to % cents per 1000 gallons
on the first of next month. All consumers
Will have to pay this price. The city coun-
ell has been talking about building new
water works for the city aud the old water
company proposes to force the council TITO
another contract and 1t is intlmated that
81 - cents doesn't bring the city 70 terms
the water company may lift the price to 80
cents The city will ask for bids TO put In
a new water system with a fortyyear fran
Cllge.
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Texans in New York.

New York August 1S.-The following
Texans are registered In New York
Houston--J. S. Dougherty, Aston; Miss
Kindred, W. L. Morrow c. 4. Williams
and wife, J Andrews and wife, Gerard Il.
Sudler, Broadway Central
Alvin-O. s. Cummings, Astor.
Sherman-F. ]. Bray, ST. Denis; Miss S.
HIM New Amsterdam.
Wnco-J. c. Ryan. Gerard
PAris--J, j. CulbertBon, Navarro.
Lano-J. c. Curry, ST. George.
Cameron--J. NJ. Heuey, Moss b. Heaey,
Imperial
Laredo-A c. Richter. Grand.
Bcaumont--E. Deutser, Marlborough
NRvasota--W. ~ Saugster, St George.
san Antonio-E. Chamberlain Fifth Ave
nue..
GninCsyillc- Jack Crlss, Vendome.
Dalas-C. A. Davis, Herald Square; A..
Metzler. Navarro,
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i JUDICIAL DEADLOCK
| ..,,,sa Is TO Reconvene Next
Week at Waco.
\, af THE NEXT LEGISLATURE
., Democratic Nominees Has
n 2 Complied 81 by a Candidate.
Ss'' aspubIiears in Session.

-. August 1S.-aensra sstix
Iin - chairman OF the judicial con-
|fs'a, ne Third supreme district,
Pre- = med at Austin to meet In this
p iu N delegates TO take notice
tss'' '.nventlon will reassemoie in
|. " Monday morning August ID at ~
~ ,,mes that were voted on at
E ,. ~ convection win still be before
but It eh = aes o or nOe w aoR
|idt VIZ sli,ved now that the conven-
~ !, VII last more than a day, as q
sly ne Vii III he made. The names be
1, sssoHsentioa are Judges Sam street
Y ss. na surratt, McLennan county;
k ha, rarrnsn. hell county; A. y. Fish
/, r y n county, and r. &. Morris,
:. .ounty,
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treated TO the north bank OF Buffalo bayou.
While camped here Deaf Smith, the great
spy. captured a Mexican lieutenant who
was on his way from the Mexican army
at Quintana. Deaf Smith took OF the pris-
oners boots and found a dispatch to Cen
eral Santa Anna. This was the first au-
thentic information that General Houston
had Of the number OF men in General
Santa Anna's command. Houston at once
crossed the bayou on an old hatboat and
next day fought the great battle If San
Jactnto General Houston detailed Captain
McNutt's company, consisting Of seven
teen men. TO guard the comnssary. which
consisted Of a few wagonlOads Of corn In
the ear, corn meal. a few beeves: and
the Mexican prisoners, AS soon rs the
battle OF San Jacinto was fought Captain
McNutt's company. including the subject
Of, this sketch. crossed the bayou aud re-
Joined the army
r. II. Hunter was on duty and guarded
General Santa Anna at different times
while encamped Mt San Jacinto
He was an exemplary member Of the
Methodist church. South, and his death is
IDourned by three generations He leaves
brother, William Hunter, aged u. who
resides In Houston.
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who will be nominated for the State senate.
will not be permitted to hoke walk over
for the position. 1t is announced here by
leading republicans that when the republl-
can senatorial convention meets Fritz Hof-
heinz of Schiller. Kendall county, will be
nominated for the State senate and the
claim is made by them that II he is not
elected Mr.. Hicks will know that he has
been in a race HofhelnZ is well-to-d0
German sheep man, very popular, and has
wide acquaintance all over the district
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Boy Cured OF Colo After Physicians
Treatment Had Failed.

My boy when four years old was taken
with collie and cramps In his stomach.
I sent for the doctor and he injected
morphine, but the child kept getting
worse. then gave him half teaspoon
full Of Chamborlains Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and in half an hour
he was sleeping and soon recovered,-F.
l.. wilkins. Shell Lake. Wis. Mr. VIII
ldns IS bookkeeper for the Shell Lake
Lumber company. For sale by all drug
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Bound over for counterfeitine.

Austin. Texas. August l2.--J. H. Brown
and Harvey F Bryan, charged with coun'
terfetlng, were arrested today at Marble
Falls by Deputy United states Marshal
Lancaster and brought here whore they
had a preliminary hearing before Comm s.
sloner Little and were placed under $500
bond each, which they failed 70 give They
are charged with making spurious nickeis
and quarters, and number OF eacn were
found In their possession.
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collin county RepubIioans.

Mckinney, Texas, August 1S-Pursuant
m call of Chairman s. H, Cole, the repuo'
ucap executive committee of Collin county
met here II was ordered that precinct
Conventions he held to elect delega es 10
,pn r6nnty convention. 10 he held here
.,,,,st D6 when ten delegates ana ten
a ~ 70 the stare convention at Fort
worth September o, are to he elected.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


ISpecInI % Inc P0st.l
Port Eads.-Arrived: Monmouth (BrJ,
from St. Vincent, Cape de Verde; tug r.
NJ Simpson (Am.) from Port Arthur,
Texas, with barge OF oil. Sailed: Hiso
(NorJ, for Galveston; Comus (Am), for
New York George w. Kelley (Am). for
Bluehelds, via Capre Gracios and Grey.
town.
liverpool Sailed Indian tBr), for Gal
weston.
New York. Sailed: Sabine Am). for
Galveston.
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SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Month Of July Showed New Record
for The Slate.
REPORTS OF pINTfNIlARY OFFICIALS.
There sWas an Increase In the Number
OF Prisoners on hsnd--Addtiona
Awards for Supplies Made.

Austin. Texas, August is.--The month OF
July was a recordbrcaker In the sale II
public free school land for what is ,,in.
stdered dull month In an OF year. The
receipts from the sale. Of land during the
month amounted to over s2oo.Don. This Is
made M of first payments. which Is 40
OF the purchase money, The land /, ,er.
aged 81 per acre, though great deal OF II
was sold nj 81 ~ and 81 Nearly M ~
the land is IN West Texas and its sa,s Is
indicative Of WHIT Is 60 ne expected from
that part OF The State during the neyf
few years
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DALLAS FIRE PROTECTION

Is Being Investigated by the National
Fire Underwriters.
Dallas, Texas August 13-wlIlam II.
Johnson, an inspector for the Nationnl
board OF IRE underwriters and VINO was
for ten years chief Of the Philadelphia
fire department, Is In Dallas on insurance
inspection matters. This city has had some
heavy fire losses recently aud the Insurance
men Of the East are after light on them
Mr.. johnson is Investigating particularly
as to the water supply and DIRE depart
ment facilities of Dallas. He finds each in.
sufficient for the proper protection OF tne
city, but seems satisfied with the steps the
city authorities are taking TO improve the
situation.
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BURGLARY at Lyons.

Lyons, Texas, August blast night
about o'clock a. m. burglar broke into
Joe Krenek's saloon, blew open his safe
and Appropriated 1928 and notes amount
ing 70 some 5000.
The safe was blown into atoms and ms
REFRIGERATOR WINS seriously damaged No
eiew has yet been discovered Leading 10 the
identity Of the perpetrator.
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Sales at Galveston,

Galveston, Texas, August 1S,The Gales
at the Galveston oil exchange today were
as follows.
Beatty. 1900 shares at nc,
Beaumont Confedcratod 600 shares at
6kc.
Continental National, 400 shares at 10c.
National on ann Pipe, 1860 shares at lie,
Geyser Of Galveston go shares at 15c.
Palestine and Beaumont 2OOO shares at
23Ac
Victor, 1000 shares at ihc.
ScHbUard 1000 shares at lc.
Manhattan, 100 Bharos at 2Sc.
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n,...i.. ATTORNEY Nominated.

Lampasas. Texas. AUGUST lS'-lne JIul-
t ena, cnm nosed of Bell and Lampasas coGn-
ties Was held here YESTERDAY John -;
Robinson of Bolton was nominated District
sttorney by reclamation.
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prowned Near Lake CharIes.

Lake Charles, La, August I3.-Hutchn-
son smith aged 20, was drowned last even
ing in the canal. eight miles east Of town.
No one was present at the time, but his
body was found In deep hole In the sec
opd nj and his clothes were on the bank
nearby.
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Lano Texas August 11.--A handsome
granite monument erected by the woodmen
II the World to the memory OF the late
William Simpson was unveiled at the Gem
etery yesterday afternoon with appropriate
exercises,
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.u.oa county RepubIloans.

gauetsvllle, Texas, August ia call mas
been issued for the republican county con
vention. 10 be held here. August rs sam
NC putnev is the recognized county char-
man II is reported that friends OF hV en,
M York NJ Edna viii Try 20 secure ior
,rstructions for congress. Leaolhs
whit, wi republicans here are opposed TO max max,
,nc. nominations for any Offices except con-
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Go in Nueoes county.

Corpns Christi, Texas, AuguSt l8'--J"nn
:, SCOTT republican candidate for congress-
win arrive here tonight and open his cam,
naign in this county at Market nan, prom,
abiy tomorrow night. He VIII SPEAK IN
Alice Saturday.
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AMATEUR VOLCANO IN TEXAS.
Fire and Smoke Issuing from a Crack in the
Ground Near Denison.

Denson Texas August 1aA HI Dennis
earth n a
about teetn There the
of
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Chimes county Broom Corn.

Navasota. Texas. August II. dan Wright,
well known farmer who resides on Fuqua
Prairie. was In Nnvssota Yesterday with
two bales 4 broom corn aud today he
brought In another huge bundle. The last
has refused ss6 per ton tor his product
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Department Notes.

Austin, Texas, August 13 The governor
today signed twenty-five land patents, COY
ering West Texas land.
Colonel e. II. Cunningham OF sugarland
was here today and called at the governor S
otice on business.
Representative o. c, Mulkey of Hunt
county visited the departments today ON
business.
Judge Hankins Of the live stock sanitary
commission was here today on business and
stated that his work wat going ON In
earnest.
The comptroller today received the tax
rolls from Medina county. and they show
a property valuation of S3,43S 1S5, an in
crease over last year Of s2o3,323.
Hon. Cullen II Thomas Of Waco and
Major j. F. Nichols Of Greenvile were here
today on business with the executive de-
portment
Railroad Commissioner Msyfeld has gone
TO North Texas for few days on business.
Deputy Clerk Byrne NJ the court " civil
appeals will leave tomorrow night for
Mexico.
Secretary OF State Tod is out Of town
for a few days, looking after some private
affairs.
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cuted for 5000 each last year, which are
now pllst due according 10 the petition
OF the plaintiff.
~
fair amount OF trading took place on
the oil exchange this morning, though IL
was hardly up 10 the good business OF
yesterday. The following were the trans
actions:
Drllers, 14oo shares nj 4Ma
Dividend $1,000 shares nj 1c.
Beatty, 1000 shares NJ llsc,
American oil aud Refining, 1000 shares
at &c.
OH lob. GLADYS ....,..,.......,,.,., Sor
OIL In TANKS ....,...,,.....,,....' Zuc
~
The big Jones we'll was accepted from
r. L. Cox & Co. today and will begin pro
ducinR at once.
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Contracts Tor Supplies.

Austin, Texas. August 10 state purchos.
ing Agent Dodge today awarded the FOL,
lowing contract supplies Tor the cleemosy.
nary institutions for six months:
Sanger Rros, of Dallas Waite nenrl
dress buttons, 4Is cents per gross. smoked
pearl dress buttons, 80 cents per gross
pants buttons, 80 cents per gross agate
buttons. 20 cents per gross; coat buttons
GO cents per gross; vest buttons 80 cents
per gross; pearl collar buttons. SO so per
gross; ladies leather bolts. 50 per dozen.
wool braid 81 and 81 80 per gross: rnlira
~ cents per yard; chamhray,, ,079s cents
denim, HAS cents; red damSsk, 2Gs, ccntS
per yard girls hats, So per dozen: hllck
cotton hose. 81 30 per dozen; childrrn's
hose, 81 per dozen; oil sheets, 81 % each
thread, 200 yard spools 46 cents per dozen
ladies' winter vests 81 30 per dozen: men S
and boys handkechlefs IL cents per
dozen; plain white folded lawn neckwear
So per gross; fancy silk club ties. S. per
dozen: overalls, So per dozen; boys ne5llge
shirts, S4 25 per dozen; SuspendcrS. 81 80
per dozen; boys union suits. mems shoes.
81 20 per pair. Contract is for all institu.
lions
The drug contract will be awarded tomor-
row,
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General Manager Van Week IN talking
to the oil people this morning said that
from his last observance OF the oil tank
car records Of his company he thought
there were now In the Beaumont service
200 6iO0.gHllon cars, 2b0 s50O-gallon cara
and IN all enough to make 1000 or 100
small tonnage cars. This gives some idea
of what one line alone has done in the
way Of preparing for the trade ont u here
and II win he seen AT once that It In.
wolves a considerable eKnense.
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speaker Mr. Bailey may attend later.
General Thomas w. Blake spoke This att
crnoon
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Quality is what makes price II Brr-
Ieft's Vanilla Extract was no better tnln
other extracts It's price would be tbs same.
Once tried, always used-
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News Notes.

Austin. Texas. August ID Congressman
Albert Burleson, City Attorney Brooks and
Joe Byrne VIII leave tomorrow night for
Mexico on three weeks hunting trip
Judge A. W Terrell has inaugnrated
movement to erect monument over the
grnve Of c1 Governor Roberts He wants
all cx-studcnts who were under the "od
alcalde" 10 contribute.
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SMITH GOT rHlRTY-sEVEN YEARS

Aoain Convicted, but His Sentence was
Greatly Reduced.
Marlin. Texas. August ia.-fhe jury IN
the case against Jack Smith. white re-
turned . verdict this morning giving the
defendant thirty.seven years In the peni'
,.n,sary. smith Is charged with the or
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Girl Robbed by a Negro.

Austin, Texas, August 13-Mattie Bro
line white girl, aged % years, was
choked and robbed by Il negro last night
at the home Of DR.. w j. Matthews on
Guadalupe street. The brute used chloro-
form, aud when the girl got from under
its influence she screamed and he tried TO
murder her, but was frightened away.
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According 10 Mr. Van Weeks statement
today the Southern Pacific has Invested In
tricks for the accommodation OF the cars
now ON hand and owned by private oil
companies $1,000, He said that they can
not afford 10 have all that amount Of track.
age Idle and receive absolutely no revnue
. from II.
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. = .

The Manhattan oil company today 6led
suit against the Forward Reduction com
papy for $1,000 and interest, this amount
helng q total Of two pro1nts4pry notas exc
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penitentiary soard Reports.


Austin. Texas, August 13 The peni.
Tertiary board held its regular monthly
meeting here today with every member
present The following report of Financial
Agent Hill was approved Amount IN hand
from last report, 500 %, o4: receipts lurinr
the month. S24, sDS13 disbursements, S2I.,
6Tl.3S. Amount on hand. S35,1l6i3, dis
tributed as follows; Cash at Huntsville,
SlIS9 81; Gibbs National bank. Si2s3 20; T.
W. House, Houston, 5000 10: Hutchings
Sealy q Co, Galveston, $S521 95 City IA,
ttonal bank. Dallas. S65S5.36 American Nn-
ional bank, SLIPS. 80; A. S. Busby, S45O7.-
%; ]. T. Luther. S5o4; II. s. Sisk. S64 90
The following report Of Superintendent
Baker was also approved Convicts on hand
July 1, 1901; Low ones received. l2i: re.
captured, s. returned by sherifs g. dis
charged, "a; pnrdoned, 7; escaped 10;
died, 6, Convicts on hand July II, 1902.
1880, and they are distributed as follows;
Lunatic asylum, /; contrHc; forces, 1902;
share forces, 602: railroad forces. 81: Hnr.
lem State farm, 1871; Wynne State farm, 80
Rusk, $40; Huntsville, 54l.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, August 13-The following
charters were fled to-day:
The Texas Long Distance Telephone com
pany of Cooper. Delta county; capital stock
$4,000. Purpose TO maintain a telephone
system in Delta and other North Texas
counties. Incorporators; j II. Gordon,
James Patton, J. f. Henslee and II. NJ.
Walker.
The Art Wall Paper mills OF Dallas; CAPT.
tai stock $4,000. Purpose general mer-
chandise. 1ncorporators; A. l. Stein, #.
NJ Ethridge and Charles Stein.
Matagorda Oyster company OF Matagordn;
capital stock $4,000. Purpose to protect,
raise md market oysters. Incorporators
b. A. Ryman, John Duffy, Matagorda; Il.
H Gardner, Galveston.
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h. ' ssosn to Oppose Hicks.
InA,I n,a, Texas. August 1s.-Hon.
Eees, San Antonio's young mayor,