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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
Weekly MortnarY Report.

Following is the official mortuary report
for the city Of Houston for the week ending
at Il o'clock noon, Saturday, December ID,
1902:
November 22-rheo Bowers, female,
white, months, ~ days, cholera infantum.
December Net Lee, male, colored, Is
years, pericArditis,
December Peter O'Brlen, male, white,
"a years, Brlght's disease.
December 6.-George w Williams, male,
colored, l year, 4 months. couvulsions,
December Sc, II. Harrington, male
white, "a years, old age; Ida T. Sanderson
female. white, years. / month, acute IN
digestion; NJ. O, johnson, male. colOred, 4.
years, months. days, asphyEiation; So
ph!a l., WinhOfer female, WHITE $ months
mRrasmus
December o-Berths GansLe, female
white, % years, months, % days, "a
grippei infant Matilda Bomsn, male. col
ored, months. infantile commissions
Emma Altorfer. female, white, 80 years
phthisis pulmonaliB.
December 1O.--Cora Connolly, female, col
cred. q years, tuberculosis
December 1l.-Mrs. Annie Sierra, female
white, 80 years, months "a DAYS. tetanus
Augusta {, Nussbaum. female WHITE 8.
years, diabetes melltus; Clancy Mlnegsn.
female, colored, ~ years, mouths, y
DAYS, pericardlts; Mary Hunter, female
cOlored 81 years, result from Academia
ore burns, infant Martin Young female
colored, 4 months, 8 days, cholera In
fantum; Eliza L. Dunkin tcmr'c, white, 8.
years, cancer OF stomach
December &c Z. Rose. male. white "A
years, tuberculosis
Annual death rate per 1000, 10 46
w NJ Brumhv
City Health officer.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
A Conference Of Members at the Rooms
This Afternoon.

A Conference Of Members at the Rooms
This Afternoon.
There win be a conference Of members
Of the association az the rooms this after.
noon at O'Clock. All members are ro-
questcd TO attend this conference. as mat
tiers OF particular interest 70 the young
men will be discussed and a large attend
ance is desired.
The Glee club will meet on Tuesday
night. The new music ordered for the club
has been received and other interesting
work viii occupy the attention of the club
from now on. The club consists or ei6h.
teen members Of the association and spIen-
did interest is being maintained during the
course OF Instruction IN note reading SEQ.
Rotary klncaide who directs the club ID
very much pleased with the progress made.
No new members win be admitted 70 the
club who are not already good note readers.
Prof. Taukersley, the physical director OF
the association, is giving general sausfac-
ton In his department There Il very
lively interest IN the gymnasium classes.
The class most disappointing to the direc-
tors at this time IS the business men q
class The business men who are members
Of the association are invited 20 Join the
gymnasium class, which meets on Monday,
wednesday and Friday afternoons at NJ
O'Clock.
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WORK ON COUNTY ROADS
CONTRACTORS CALLED TO TASK BY
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Houston Heights Boulevard and West
heiner Road Source OF Disagreement.
Adjustment Is Promised.

II developed at yesterdays session Of the
commissioners court that the contract work
being done on certain public roads is not
satisfactory to the court and will not be
accepted until it comes up TO the plans and
Specifications
on Friday the court made an inspection
Of the WORK being done on the Houston
Heights boulevard and the Westheimer pub.
lie road
As a result Of the inspection the con
tractors, Messrs. Hipp d Key, were notified
that the grouting and guttering on the
Houston Heights boulevard would have TO
be done again and that the roadbed would
have to be plowed and leveled In order TO
comply with the plans and specifications
OF the contract They were also notified
that the grade OF gravel being used on the
Westhelmer road was unsatisfactory.
Mr.. Key was present before the court
yesterday and explained that the gravel
being used was obtained from u bed that
the county had endeayOred to buy for use
IN repairing roads, but was forestaled by
the Southern Pacific railway becoming the
purchaser.
He agreed TO do the work required by
the court on the Houston Heights boulevard
and to establish TO the satisfaction Of the
court that the gravel being used on the
Wcsthelmer road Is In substantial Compli
AnCe with the contract
II rs significant. however, that the court
adjourned without approving the usual
monthly estimates for road worg.
referring to the matter at Issue, Judge
Dupree stated to a Post representative
after adjournment OF the court that there
was no intention TO embatrass the con-
tractors, but that Il was clearly the duty
Of the court TO insist that the plans and
specifications agreed upon be carried out.
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soNlrrH1Na no rHINK ARonr

Nearly everybody In the civilized world
makes some kind Of present TO somebody
for Christmas and out OF the millions Of
people who buy presents hardly any ever
stop to think how the goods are made and
especially the line OF toys
When a person takes into consideration
that most OF the toys are made IN foreign
countries. which have 20 be brought 10
this country, the freight paid on the shin.
profit and sells great many Of these toya
at Eve cents, they could hardly compre.
bend how these articles could be made at
4 stroll through the Houston Hardware
companys store, where thousands OF toys
are displayed. a person WIN stop and won
der how SO many articles can he made and
sold for so little money.
Another thing Is the ingenuity OF the peo-
pie who make these toys, there is shown
In their store every conceivable Kind OF
toy. retailing from i've cents 10 hfteen dol
lnrs
The Houston Hardware company Is the
arm who purchased the stock OF the Won.
der Store some months since, and they
conceived the idea Of establishing q whole
sale and retail toy house In Houston
Of South Texas can obtain their goods on
short notice. This arm carries stock
amounting 10 about $1,000 IN TOYS and
Christmas goodR, besides their regular
stock or hardware and house Furnishing
goods and as the latter named buslnesg
paws their expenses. they can afford TO sell
their toys AZ n very reasonable price, and
ready bought their holiday goods TO see
the linz OF toys carried by this nrm before
making their Christmas purchases
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the property at the above ,,o.a
gTIT H. building suitable for bis ana
ans s teaae was taken care OF from, tSa 81
quarters until the completion ~ \, me Oh
an illI poSs,, Tuich vas pushed forward With
The new building glves tbis A..
needed additional room tber is tne much
Riov ,G handle their Increased nst,or 10y ..I
vi po~ pipe and tank orders wl be fli ge
past az e4 ~ more promptness than in li tSa
ern equipment me- tlSg 5s bss facilities and mod
pose. eeu auded for this pur-
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near midnight. Deputy efi .s,:s. !.
q Kemper being pres ssysrsl =, 4
ceremonies OF initiatllE .sgalsr g
hers, after which tne ,witk y =
business was gone over n X q
eies tion Of officers 70 ss.lssH Is u
wear was held and res.asn,s,sssi 4: !
Dictator, Alexander Grtsni,'si 18sf
tor. Harry Nusbaum; a5NE STR.
" " Fitins, reporter 4 ,,tncsiii =
financial reporter yy5s eiS Tussas 2
n D. Gribble' ehsspia,nn susriili
guide. Charles emp c Medl'ass ".
Tiras, sentinel: J ., trustees 4, Z
dictator. W. I. Camp I'm b, Hsl'
Rering, W. G. c. JoAna01'
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Captain Frank 4 Hervey. for gone years
The proprietor Of the Capitol and biee
hotel q mis- city. has recently signed a
lease for the Hotel Bienyills. Mobile, Ala.
Captain Hetvey s net only well acquaint-
I'd Ia Houston but IS known as q MOTEL
msn IN most 8ii of the Southern cities
The Hotel Bienvllle WAS erected iu 1901
II is handsome hreproof structure Of
early 100 rooms, and is strictly modern In
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livery particular His friends VIII wish
him much success IN the conduct Of his
latest hosiery.
Captain Hervey's new enterprise has an
additional degree OF interest 10 Texans,
since the lease, which runs for ten years
was negotiated through Mr. W. y. webb
tho Chicago hotel broker. Mr.. Webb was
for several years proprietor OF the Maver
lex hotel at San Antonio and is well
known 10 the travelling public Of the state.
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VIM enlarged store room. made possible
py She recent completion Of this new
Is carried and store service Of polite emf
ployes are In readiness to serve the pat
Lons, Ihey claim the advantage Of a saving
on on s9 g2 OK same quality by not having TO
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pio iron from ;o'ii, q.

A shipment Of seoteh ,, r y, ~
unloaded BY the HartEsn ~, va az,
material was lmporleS1 Diwhlle -
Scotland to Galveston, a,es p n
time is required U VIDE .3ds srd 2 y
material on the other I'm s,nT q ths =. =.
r. me present eondIlIligynru g ~
s selTss TO Keep supplied
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many ron nusTNFss

The Blow Pipe and Tank works Of q.
recently destroyed by FIRE at EOS
Commerce avenue, has been removed TO
corner Of Preston and Bowling streets. Mr.
shannon. with his usual pluck and enter
prise. Immediately after the IRE purchased
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Nelson Parker.

, Nsss1son, the s-yearold son OF Mr. and Mrs.
night at the home OF his parents. The fli-
neral VIII take place from the residence
this morning, with lnterrnent IN Cedar
Bayou cemetery.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

St. Mary's Church,-Cerner Hardy and
Cont streets. Holy communion nc 1870 a.
M mathis and sermon at II a. M. even.
song aud sermon at 1870 p, m.
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THE DEATH ROLL
Mrs. MARY A. Rndd

Mrs Mary A. Reid died at the home Of
her daughter Mrs, D. c. Mitchell al Brun-
ner, yesterday morning The body was
emnalned hy Ross a Wright aud shipped
TO san Marcos for interment al T:4O last
evening. 'V
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''THH IMprRrArn

rmn.-,', 'io'e name for an old firm ia thu
street pSA' TD,s doing business at 400 Tr.yts
IN reliable ps s,css : brimtul Of bargains
ties prices are oastsa and many attrac-
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Christ Church.-Corner Texas avenue and
Fannin street, Rev. Henry D. AYES, rector.
Third Sunday ia Advent; holy communion
az I 30 a. M; morning prayer and sermon
az IL q. m; evensong and sermon at $50
p. m,
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Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church. -.
Rev Ellis Smith, pastor Preaching every
meeting Wednesday evening az 1880. Sun.
day school at 900 a. M.
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Westminster Presbyterian Chureh.--Cor-
ner Rusk aud Louisiana streets. Rev. ]. Gil
more Smith, minister, VIII preach az II a.
m, and T:45 .. NJ. subject IL a. m; "Did
Not See Thee IN the Garden with Himf'
Evening subject: when Should a Man
Become a Christianr'
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Tracy b. Dunn, United States commission.
er, has moved bis office 70 the Mason build.
Ing, fourth door, adjoining United States
marsbars office. Old phones. residence
1879; ofhce. 624
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Election Of Offices

Harmony lodge No. ssl, Knights Of
Honor held'a very Interesting ana spirited
meeting last night at their regular hour
In the Mason block, which lasted until
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14

on Monday. December %, the following:
"The School Preliminary Work, Organ
izing. Conducting Recitauons, Government.
Subjects that Should be Taught" Mesdames
McWhorter, Fannie McGary, 81 F. Barwiek.
"The Teacher-Moral Mental and Phys
ical and Literary and Scientific Qualihca.
lions, spirit OF the Teacher, Personal
Habits, In Relation to Patrons. Society and
the Profession" Misses Bessie Graham,
Polite McDougle, Mamie Thomson and Mrs.
T. 8. Montgomery
Trustee meeting.
The School House School Architecture
and Apparatus, Ventilation Mrs. Namie
Mcneil, Misses Annie Ellison, Juanita
Allen, Lucille Henson, May kirlieks, Kate
Heading -Bouents Of Supplementary
Work," Misses Florence Hoyey, Laura
Milan. Eva Jacobs, Rosa DullAhan and
PRIMARY and Kindergarten Work In
Country Schools, Masses Jennie Davis, Min.
ME Andrews, Lucy Mnrymee, Lula Earring
ton. Irene Wilson, Annie Allen.
Arithmetic and Higher Grade
Seat" Misses Work, EVE Davis. Mr. Joe
wards, Lula Daughty, Lucille Dullahau
on Tuesday, December %, the program IA
spelling and Defining" Misses Maggie
Johnson, Maggie Dullahan. Ethel Dunnan,
Nercy King and Mabel Iharpe,
Permanently. Drawing and Form Study, "
line King and Bettle Rembert
stories and Myths 10 School" Julia
Spencer Ethel Wiltsie, Mary Burkhardt,
Alice Kennedy.
Mabel Davis, Jessie Mays, Selma Hobson.
Fiorrio Mphndcy.
Holidays should they be Glven7 Cir.
cusca and Neighborhood Public Entertain,
mcnts, Arhor Day, Eject on child" Miss
G.. BraCkeu. Mrs. Or. Grant Misses Kern.
mira Burns, Auuie O'Nell, Minnie Bowers,
| Mrs Edna James ana Miss Pearl Norris,
There VIII be a general discussion OF
ways and means OF extending the school
term and Furnishing free books for the
coming year
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Houston orchestf' s..,.tsil

president Prlester tg pg1s,
rTeSston orchestra esl
hearsal this morning
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Yesterday was motion day IN the Grim
inai district court. but all motions were
disposed Of ard court adjourned az noon
unin Monday morning at o'clock.
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Fosters Local Forecast,

80, wsa'oer changes noted below viii occn,
dates below. VI . D. IN. Of
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Commissioners Court.

The bond OF Thomas Pevateaux, Justice
Of the peace Of precinct No. and eT-ofti-
c. wuensche and George Goedka ga sure
ties was approved.
IL appearing 20 the court that the Old
River Rice Irrigation company has ererted
don and zavAiip road AZ fla rice farm.
II Is ordered by the court that the sheriff
notify Mr.. Radford, the Manager, TO cause
snid fences 10 be removed at once
The county surveyor was instructed u
furnish grades, stakes and levels on the
Houston Heights boulevard by Tuesday
morning. the 18th.
Adjournment until second Monday In Jan
nary 1908.
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A DAY IN THE COURTS.
Jury Found casseII Guilty Of Murder
In Second Degree.
GOT FIFTEEN YEARS N PEMTESTIARY
n.v.,th District Court VIII Convene
Monday and Both ooekets WIN
Be Called.

The Jury IN the case OF Henry cssseu
charged with the murder OF Lena steph-
euson in this city on the 14th OF last July,
returned a verdict Of murder In the second
degree and assessed the penalty at hfteen
Years confinement In the penitentary.
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Fiftv-ffth pIetriot court.

dion. W: II. Wilson, Judge presiding;
Henry Albrecht, cierk)
Mrs. Cora y. Foster VS.. II burnett
damages; leave to plaintiff TO Ale third sup.
Elemental petition.
r. II. Way Ct al VS. D F. Weymouth ct
nj, trespass Ga try title. on trial
Elk pnrte Maud Mateer, application for
removal OF disabilities Of minority granted
and fee OF attorney hxed az Sl5
Edwin A. Warwick VS., Houston East and
West Texas Railroad Company, damages;
motion Of defendants overruled, 20 which
defendants except aud give notice OF ap-
peal; ten days allowed In which 70 ale
statement Of facts
flustave A. Weyihnd vs. Texas and New
Orleans Railroad Company. damages; same
urdes
s. saulusls & Co. VS.. The Standard Ma.
rine Insurance Company. damages; plain
tbs motion for new trial oyerruled, 20
which plaintiffs except and give notice %
appeal. ten days after Adjournment allowed
IN which 10 Gle statement OF facts
s, G.. Bowen Va. The Western Uuion Tel
esraph Company, damages; defendants
motion for new trial overruled. 10 which
defendant excerpts and gives notice Of ap.
peal.
Mamie snol VS. W R Smell, divorce;
sllmony Of so per month allowed plaintiff
during tendency OF this action.
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The motion FOR a new trial Of Jim Casey,
convicted Of vAgrancy, was overruled. ana
defendant gave notice q appeal to the
court OF criminal appeah.
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THE COUNTY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE TO BE HELD IN THIS
CITY DECEMBER p AND %.
An Excellent Program Has Been Pre-
pared and Much Important Work
Outlined for the Meeting.

County superintendent H. B. Cline has
called a white teachers institute TO be
held In the county court room on Monday
aud Tuesday, December % and 49, coIn-
mencug at o a. M
The county trustees will also meet with
the teachers at the same time and place
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Criminal pIstrIet ceurt.

(IIon j. X p. Gillespie Judge presiding;
Hon. j. V. Lea. district attorney; Oscar
heynHud. ClerkD
Jim Casey yagrnuCyi motion for new
trial Sverruled; notice Of appeal given.
VIII Sterling. assault 20 murder, mo
tlCn for new trial granted.
John Parker. assault 90 rape. motion for
new trial withdrawn aud sentenced 10 six
years IN peDitpnuary.
sam White, felony theft. motion for new
trial Ovcrruled and sentenced 70 six years
a. peDitentiary.
Jesse Alexander murder mandate re.
celTed from court OF criminal appeals
granting new trial
Cases set Tor Monday:
Cleveland Super. seduction
l.. ]. Williams, forgery, three cases
e.. 7, Stephenson. embezzlemeut
y. u. Hollis. attempted criminal as
sault.
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WI Sterling, convicted Of assault to
murder at the present term Of court. was
granted new trial. on account Of error
IN the courts charge
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Temporary injunction.

An application for Injunction and APP
polutmeRt Of receiver was nled last night
by the Klngman Texas implement com.
pany against the Perry Buggy company OF
this city. restraining them from disposluE
OF any Of the stock Of goods on hand
a temporary restraining order was IS
Rned by Judge G. f. Ashe OF the Eleventh
district court. citing the defendants 10 ap-
pear on December l6 at 10 a. N. TO show
cause why a permanent writ Of injunction
should not be issued and a receiver be
appointed
Inc plaintiff Il represented by McCor-
mick K spence Of Dallas and Hunt &
Myer az Houston.
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Suits Flied for District Courts.
Rosa Giddings VS.. Henry Giddings; d.
vorce.
VOrcc.
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snits Eiled for countx court.

Minerva Robinson Va The Grand Lodge
tcoiorsdD Knights Of Pythlas; debt
@. r. Lailier VS.. Paul Wagner, debt.
AZ NJ Osborne va W. 5. Francis; APP
peaied from the justice court
Peter Adams W. Tie HeussoG Electric
Company: damages.
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John Parker. convicted q attempted
cuminai assault. and given six Years IN
tie peuiteuriary. asked leave 70 withdraw
bis motion for new trial and was sen
fnrceH
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FTUU0tD OOuFt
zion 7. B. Dnpree, Judge, presiding, p. r.
Dupree, clerk)
state OF Texas vs.. BRddls schonfeldt
luuacy.
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Cecil Fisher to George De Wait,
i4ts % and 20, block 100, In La
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The motion for new trial ~ sam
White. convicted Of felony theft and given
six years. was overruled and sentence was
passed. The defendant gave notice OF ap-
ga.
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The FURY IN the case OF heurJ NNA7"
CHARGED with the murder OF Lena stepn-
enson in this city on the i4th Of last July,
returned verdict Of murder IN the second
degree and assessed the penalty at ffteen
years confinement In the penitenhary.
Yesterday was motion day IN the Grim
mai district court. but all motions were
disposed Of ard court adjourned az noon
unil Monday morning at o'clock.
The motion FOR new trial q Jim CRsey,
convicted Of vAgrancy, was overruled. ana
defendant gave notice Of appeal to the
court OF criminal sppeah.
wnl Sterling, convicted Of assault 70
murder at the present term o. court was
granted new trial on account Of error
IN the courts charge.
John Parker. convicted Of attempted
eumlnal assault. and given six years IN
tte peniteutiary asked leave 70 withdraw
bis motion for new trial ard was sen
fenced
The motion for new trial ~ Sam
white. convicted Of felony theft and given
ak years. was overruled and sentence was
passed The defendant gave notice Of ap-
peal.
The grand jury returned six bills Of IN.
dictneut- Eve for telouies and one for a
m lsdcmeanor.
Among the cases set for trel Monday
IRE those of Cleveland Super for seduction
and C. T. Stephenson for embezzlemeut.
Stephenson IS charged by indictment WIKI
em5ezzliug about S4sO0 belonging 70 the
Ca OF mn
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In the Fbty-Hfth district civil court the
suit Of f. Il. Way vs.. d. Z. Weymouth
ct al ia stlll on trial.
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Judge Charles T. Ashe returned from
bis bridal tour yesterday morning and will
take W the work ~ the Eleventh district
clvu court FOR the December term Monday
morning al o o'clock, az which time both
dockets will be called and cases set.
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Following is the official mortuary report
for the city Of Houston for the week ending
at Il o'clock noon, Saturday, December H.
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The grand jury returned six bills Of IN
dictment- FIVE for felouies and one for
M !sdc11eanor.
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The commissioners made few orders
yesterday and adjourned until the second
Monday In January. 1903. ~'he approval
Of monthly estimates for road work was
deferred until the next meeting OF the
court
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