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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
Former Salt Lake Pastor Favored
For Nomination by Colo
RADIO Socialists.

Denver, Colo, July 3.-Edward Boyce
has announced that he will not accept
the socialist nomination for governor
of Colorado at the state convention to
be held tomorrow at Colorado Springs,
as his interests require him to spend
the greater part of each year in Idaho.
He says the movement has his hearty
sympathy and If he were to remain in
Colorado he would no doubt be induced
to accept the nomination. r. A. May
nard of Denver is now the leading can
didate for head of the ticket.
The Prohibitionists will also hold
their state convention at Colorado
Springs tomorrow
Mr.. Maynard is we'll remembered by
hundreds of Salt Lakers. For some
time he was joint pastor with his wife,
Mrs. Mia Topper Maynard, of the
Unitarian society here. About three
years ago he went to Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Information For Elks.

me Burlington has issued a neat
pocket OF eight pages. containing
luilo OF information for the Illinois
delege ton of EIks who have dassg9
mated the Burlington as the offfcisI
route 10 and from the grand lodge con-
Nentlon here in August. The booklet
contains complete account of me
points or interest in Salt Lake and a
iot or other information that will he
interest to visitors. Besides this
ene company has issued three other
49,. fpdnpnlets. entitled, Colorado"
NdlIornla- and In SCENIC Cnlnra do :,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
TEXT BOOK CASE.

The testimony in the state text book
trial was concluded yesterday noon.
Court adjourned till Monday morning.
when arguments of counsel will be
heard. State superintendent Nelson.
County Superintendents Wolfenden
and Marks and, superintendent Chris
Jensen of this city were examined for
the defense. Their testimony was
similar to that of witnesses of the day
previous, there being absolutely no dis
pute about the facts in the case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Nauvoo Legion Artillerymen.

Captain Andrew ]. Taysum is dead.
His comrades of the Nauvoo legion are
invited to meet at the Veteran ArtiI-
lerymen's armory. % North East Tenn
pie street, at sis p. m. today, July e.
and proceed in body to attend the
funeral services. which will be held at
Joseph William Taylor's chapel.
CHARLES j. THOMAS.
President V. A. n. L.
WILLIAM B. WOODS, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
SMOKE RUINS CROPS.
Farmers Near Murray Protest
Against the Smeiters.

The board of county commissioners yes
terday went TO Murray and Sandy to in
vestigate conditions regarding the smoke
from the smelterS, which the farmers in
ruin of their crops year after year.
Fergus Lester, a farmer living about a
mile west of Murray, entered vigorous
protest against the smelters and exhibit
ed samples of the injury done. Leaves
from trees. lucern and Vegeta bles of all
descriptions are wilted by the settling
of the smoke, containing its poisonous
gases, in a single night. Mr.. Lester de-
clares that his crop last year was ruined
by the smoke and the prospects are for
a repetitiou
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Oscar B. Young to Annie R. Young.
lot 9, block L, Paradise addition,
Hubbard Investment company TO w.
E. Hubbard, lots "a, and %. block
6, Oakley -..... ..:.-. 800. ....:....i
John SGuires TO Thomas G.. Allen,
219x7 rods northeast from rods
north of the southwest corner of.
lot 5, block 90 plat D..
Francis s BaScom TO Rachel s.
Miller, 693A feet by 10 rods north
east from 10 feet north of the
30, plat A.. $3.50. 49,. -. :.
Jens Kirk to Walter f. Johnson,
lots II and II, block l, West Grand
NiaW ........ ......-. -. -. -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
RESSEGUIE RESIGNS.
santa Fe Superintendent Goes Out
Was Union Pacific Man Here.

topeka. Kan, July SC. F. REESE
sue. seneral superintendent of the
s'S'erR division of the Atcnison. To-
- santa Fe railway. rendered his
IS lauon today. effective July .. He
.t De succeeded by J. Z. Hurley, SUI
LerIntendent of the western division.
= p. Cain OF the general Office in To-
nd VIII succeed Mr.. Hurley.
81, an interview Mr.. Resseguie said:
r. NY resignation was requested by
5.s.7tdt Manager Nudge. 1 have no
l-ite plans for the future
,eo as to the reasons for the
nat is one of the things for Mr.
S,dse 10 tell you about
ir.,ll- Resseguie formerly was super
~. e'luent OF the entire system. and
made superintendent of the east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Rock Island Buys Propertv

~ Louis, july Sit is stated on high
au.horlty today that the Rock Island
railroad. through the Mercantile Trust
company has purchased all the prom
erty In the city block bounded by pine.
Shesthut and Main streets and the
ieVee' except one lot. Deals are pend
ing LOT the purchase of more property
In this section. with a view 10 secI,rire
a right of way into the union station
Tor the Rock Island The officers Of
me Mercantile Trust company decline
TO make statement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Earnings of Illinois Central.

Inc earnings of the illinois Central
Tor the month Of April and for the fen
months ending with the goth. are as
IoIloWs; Gross, S5.305. Zs6: 81. 305. GAG:
sSoI,z.S; operating expenses. s2.41S' 2es,
z,I49, IA; S2T2,552; net, $8S6, 970; sS0S GA:
s.e,szo- Ten months ending April go:
operating expenses. $40. 922 O53, S21 I95
az; $l,lS6,461; net. 81, 1875. 7s9: SO eSl- los.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
WILL GO TO LAGOON.

AT the regular rehearsal Of the tab
ernacle choir last night the singers
voted with considerable enthusiasm to
accept the invitation of the Lagoon
mana cement to spend next Wednesday,
July 9. at the resort There will be
ball game between the tenors and
bassos and basket ball game by the
WOnen-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Captain A. ]. Taysum
will be held at Joseph William Tay-
lor's funeral chapel at O'Clock this
afternoon and will be under the aus
pices of the Veteran Artillerymen's as
sociaticn. The remains may be viewed
at the residence, 453 Second street from
IL to 1, and at the chapel from ? to (.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Successor to Schilling.

Portland. Ore, July 3.-CharIes w
Stlnser, cashier in the city passenger
ONCE of the Hartman lines. was TODAY
appointed city passenger agent to sue
ceed Victor a. Schilling, who dis
appeared ten DAYS ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04

ern division when the line was divided
in October. 1901 'N'eU
A dozen years ago Mr.. Ressevuie was
superintendent of the Union Pacific and
Stan superintendent OF the Oregon
snort Line, with headquarters in salt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Repulsive Features.

Blackheads. pimples. greasy faces
and muddy compilations, which are so
common among women, especially girls
at a certain age. destroy beauty, dis
figuring and making repulsive, features
which would otherwise appear attrac-
tive and refined. indicate that the liver
is out of order. An occasional dose Of
Herbine viii cleanse the bowels, regu-
late the liver and so estabrsh a clear
healthy complexion. soc. at z. c. NJ. /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04

Saltair's depot now First South and
Fourth West: old Garfield Beach sta
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Bronchitis for Twenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith of DanViIle, Ills,
writes. II had bronchitis for twenty
years, and never got relief until 1 used
Foley's Honey and Tar. which is a
sure cure" Johnson-Pratt Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04

Harry Clifford in his great bicycle act
at Saltair today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04

1900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
Opens July lst.......A. A. PRATT, Mgr.

City Agency. ROYAL B. YOUNG. Is Main.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

ana also By Yourself. have no legal CHARGE
h crime against thcni. hut ALREADY stand
.Aonetateu by the majority OF the inte
grand jury, who passed upon sii the fsrts
eh9 believing that the material lntercsfs
sn9 welfare Of orr party IN tbr county viii
ne hest snbserved and protected under air
licni guidance, We respectfully aek That
YOU forthwith tender 10 Hon Iatnes IA
Wells; chairman state democratic exeentirs
chairman. wy VVuhV
We assure you Of DO unklnd pefsnpsl
leellng IN this matter. but differ with Won
s2 radically IN your policies that VIC f,el
anal the welfare ~ our party imposes upon
US INC unpleasant duty VI making this ~.
quest Very respectfully submitted
a crossword chairman precinct No y
). Wilson. chairman precinct Nc ia
80 ". '. richardson, chairman precinct No.
Z nilworth chairman precinct No =.
- walker, chairman precinct No ~
". \ MeShau. chairman precinct No, IL.
" = q Hanson, chairman precinct NJ \
N christmas. chairman precinct NJ. iS.
k,aW Hanna. chairnnn precinct No q
Mllnam J Pool chairman precinct 40. ;
paEcS Nonnor chairman Trccinct No NJ
; Ryals chairman prtcinrt 80. IS
II, Williams, chairman precinct No. o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
A Nav MoNE An nAllAs
Local Option Petition Presented and Or
posed by Prohibitionists.


Local Option Petition Presented and OPP
posed by Prohbitonists.
Dallas. Texas October Advocates ~
LOCAL option election throughout Dallas
eoutnT on November & 1902. were before
inc county commissioners this afternoon
with netition Toward or 500 voters Of
n nll!as county have signed tho petition.
Mnie there has been much talk Of local
NPli'h erection IN Dallas county. vet the
men WHO have been TO the front Ia thp
proniplton light We're today present 30 on.
pose a showdown next month They saw
the movement Is hacked hr the enemies ~
loeai ONION who hone TO defeat prnhihi.
uoh nv pplitical tactics on general elec.
ton DAY. Both sides were ably represented
before tho commissioners this afternoon
4 Ne point to he determined Is whether n
is advisable 70 hold prohibition election
On the same dav as the general election.
Inc demand for the election. It Is alleged
w us promoters. has been prompted
through desire ar Dallas county 10 poll
a Iull vote a the election next month
\ heaYN vote for the democratic nominee
Tor governor means that Dallas county will
ne able 70 control district matters Tor the
influence az State conventions OF the
democracy, Before the commissioners could
net ON the pedtlon Il was withdrawn hv
the men who plcseuted Il. who stated that
II would be preteuted at later date
Inc discoNe rv was made That the petit
tion lacked about 500 Of the necessary mum.
Der or names. tie reouirement being Que
tenth tue total lumber OF votes cast for
we onlce OF soVemor az the last preceding
The new issue has created intense feeling
in Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
4 COOP DEAL OF NONSENSE.

About "BIood Purifiers and "Tonios.'
Every drop OF blood. every bone, nerve
and tissue in the body can bC renewed IN
hut one Way, and Int U.s. from wholesome
food properly diEestcd. There Is no other
way and the idea that medicine in itsct
can purify the blood OF supply new tissues
aud strong nerves Il sidlculous and on a par
with the fol.de rol thlt dyspepsia or iudi-
reStion Is d germ disease or that other
fsilacv. thar a weak stomach which refuses
20 digest food can be made 20 do 50 by
Irritating and in0amlng the bowels by pits
and cathartics.
Stuari's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indiccs-
tion. sour stomach. gus and bioaung after
meals because they furnish the digestive
principles which weak sfonacns iuck. 8ud
unless the deficiency % pepsin nnd dlas'asc
is supplied n Is useless TO attempt 80 cure
stomach trouble by the use Of ''touics,
pills" and "cath1rtics' which have ahso
lutcly no digestive power and their only
eject Is 20 give temporary stimulation.
one grain OF the active principle In
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets viii digest 5000
grains Of meat, eggs and similar foods, and
experiments have shown TINT they VIII DO
this IN a glass bottlc AZ proper temperature,
but OF course are much more effective IN
the stomach,
There Is probably no remedy so uni
versnlly used as Stuart's Tablets. because
II Is not only the sick and ailing. but well
peopie who use them at every meal 20 In
sure perfect digestion and assimilation Of
the food.
Stuart's Tablets as regularly ms they take
their meals. because they want % keen
we'll prevention Is better than cure, and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do both; they
prevent Indigestion and they remove "
where Il exists. The regular use 81 one
or two az them after meals with demon.
gtrate their merit snd Efficiency better than
any other Argument
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Lumber Yard and Freight Depot at
Siddinos.

Lumber Yard and Freight Depot at
Siddines.
Giddlags Texas. October 1s-Fire broke
out IN the ofiec 81 ~ schurmans lumber
ward about 4;So o'clock. destroying the or
fees and larre nsrt ~ the lumber shed
sud stock. The lumber sheds arr just
across the tracks from the Houston aud
Texas Central freight derot snd the wind,
which was blowing from the Aorthesst
soon communicated the Gre 20 The depot,
destroying IL. Rv heroic Efforts the FIRE
wss confined 20 these two buildings, sud
bv $50 O'Clock the DANES we're under con.
trol. The Houston and Texas Central
railway sustained the loss OF its freight
DEPOT snd some freieht--thc exact amount
not vet ohtainable--a two box cars
eiaading on the side tracks az the depot,
one box car aud two date were saved by
belng ron ont ~ the gre NJ. Schurman s
ioss viii be about SSdN, Dartlv covered hr
Insurance. as follows Tweutv i've hundred
dollars 30 she Germsn ~ freepcrt and
SafOo 10 tho VirEinla Fire and Marine In
Fnrsnce coMuanY.
The loss t. the railway company VIII %
something near 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
NJ 49, REpnRr.

Below IS the weekly report ot the rexas
weather hureau for tho week ending Mon
day. Iicport on the rotton crop Is given
above;
Temperature. The week gave q return 10
normal thermal conditions IN practically All
PARTS of she state, the average temperature
heiug G'.2 which IL 40 degrees above tho
average for the preceding week The nieh-
est average temperature was fA.N degrees
on Reoyille, and me lowest, O. degrees. at
WaNahnchie, The highest temperature re-
corded WAS ~ degrees, IT Rertyillc, on the
18th, ana the lowest, 40 degrees. al the
same station on the Tth. Almost uuiuter-
dupted sunshine Prevailed throughout the
week, which DID much toward placing the
soil 10 excellent condition for fati blowing
Hud seeding ana advanced the growth % ait
vegetation.
Rainfall Practically no rain fell IN any
part OF the state during the week except
inappreciahle amounts 80 scattered points
on tho night OF the 18th.
COrn.--Inne corn ia ia roasting ear stage
ana With tho holding 90 Of frost gives
promise OF maturing a fair crop m many
sections. The gathering n vorn continues
IA many sections; that gathered during the
week was more Or less damaged hy the ex.
cessivc rains ~ september aud the INST
Sugar Cane Cutting zane has begun 81
scattered sections and the yield promises
90 hr " very fair quality.
Miscellaneous Creps the cutting ana
thrrshnc ~ rice WAS resumed during tho
week aud this work IL BOW fairly untrr
wax Inc seeding ~ wheat oats. rye ana
barley has made very satisfactory progress.
end mauy dclds ~ those crops arc up q
nuc stands Pastures continue 90 snow
improvement as result of the scneral
rains n thp past week and during sep
tnmber. cattle generally are IN fair con
dtlon, sweet potatoes are msEing me
growth Preparations for fan gardens are
wen underway, VITA the ground 30 excel.
/ lent condition for planting Forage crops
/ sections there viii Be ample FORAGE fnl
wiutcr use
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
THE CENTRAL TEXAS FAIR
STARTED UNDER MOST AuSPlcloUS
CIRCUMSTANCES.
There Was q Parade Participated IN by
the Military and Civic Soeietes--A
Large Attendance.

Bryan, Texas. October iA,~rhc day for
the opening Of the Central Texas fair has
been perfect, not q cloud SO be stcn any.
where, With cool NORTH wind blowing.
The parade formed IN the city az ioSp
o'clock ANA Was under direction of the
following stan
Hon. {, A. Adams, grand marshal; Lamar
Hothea, chftf az sta0, Or "a. l.. Fountain,
O. H. Saunders. Curtis Ousru. Mop0r
Edgc, Tom Lawrence, jean Ettle, pr
Mcudnck, j. a. Hare, pr. W Il. oliver,
walter nowpaN 4. j. Patterson, pr W.
A. Teuaterru. 6. NJ spell, Luther Taylor,
FrCi D IA. Allen. H. ~. Howell, Douglas
Nc, onnieo nr hmury g. w smith, Jln
H. llarrisoD, w. .. Sanders, u w. FIELDER
&. H. hubgocd sam N, Winters, b. 4,
DNusoy WI higgs, sam Aupiu, Houston
cole, John paly Claudc Mitchell pryou,
frct Z. .. Kyle. College' George Brandon,
oructiy,
The order Of lae parade was as follows
Fourth Infantry bant L, S. \,
Seventeenth battery Flyins aHIipy q.
S. a.
company G, Second iatantry
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Corps cadets Agricultural and Mechanical
college -four CoinpAnicsl.
students Allen academy mounted.
plstingU.shcd guests Ia cartridges,
Bryan urc department.
Floral parade.
Couples op horseback
Floats
Merchants trades display
Fountains Military band,
Private vplicios
Hon Joseph D. SNyers was to deliver
the opening address but a telegram was
received from him last night stating that
owing So Illness he could not come, A. ],
Buchanan, editor OF the BraEos Pilot, was
thercupun asked 10y the board " directors
10 take Governor savers place, ana the
oUeuinr address was delivered by him Ia
the auditorium on the fair grounds az ! l
o-clock The address set forth the honent
II fairs and farmers Institutes rs a means
" developing the resources ~ Texas aua
plctured the graudeur OF Texas after her
vast and varied resources have been dc.
veloned The attendance Tor the opening
day was good. between GOO and 700 peo'
plo being present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS,


Especial 70 The Fost.f
Port Eads.--Arrivedi Tug r. G. Wet
5Aml. from Sabine Pass; steamship u
rlcken jNorl. from Clcnfucgos; Utstelu
iNorl. from Rlueaeids, Preston tRr), FROM
Port iimon Peerless lBrA. from 81. Vim
cent. Capo Do Verde. and sailed Tor Mobile,
Sailed. steamer Montenegro g3rl from
Rotterdam via Bremen
llayrn Arrived Mohawk lBrl fFom
Galveston
lsic ~ Wlcht.-PassPd Marie iSpan) ,,
from Galveston for Hamburg.
Syducy.--Arriyed. Manchester Corpora
tlon tBr3. Galveston fof Bremcn
Kiusair -passch: McchaLician tBrl. from
Galveston for Liverpool
Beachy Head Passed: Eskside tBr ,,
from Galveston for Bremen.
New York Arrived Coucho (Am.l, from
Galveston. Sailed: III sud fAm1, for Cat
weston.
Key West Fia.~Arrlved; San Marcos
tAmi. from Galveston and sailed Tor New
York
Pensacola, Fla.--cleagca. Dorothy Don
aid tAm1. gor Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
HENpgRsoN 5 a cANplpArE

For Congress in the First District to
Succeed Sheppard.
Austin, Texas octolcr IL Hon. Travis
Henderson Of Paris Isssed through town
last night on his way home from san An.
tonic and stated that ht would be candl.
date for congress 10 tn, First district. TO
succeed Judge sheppard. He will be can.
didate FOR the long tern and not TO an
the uneSpired term OF JUICE Sheppard. He
stated that the people Of the district
wanted him for their courresSmnn. as no
was the logical man for the place. His
candidacy for the long term will In no wise
Interfere with his serving Il the state sen.
ate, SO he says
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Gstesville. Texas, October IS. Hon. 4
l.. Henry has completed his campaign lh
Hamilton county. bsvlDg made ten
speeches. He viii come 10 Ceryell county
next week
lgnIsborn. Texas. October Is. The Hill
county republicans have. after much ADO
about nominating county ticket abah.
doned the idea, except rs q constable 81
Precinct Ne /. where VIII Carroll wih
ron for onice.
TeNarkans Texas. October iS.--It Is Prob,
able thai Morris Shenparf. eldest son OF
tbs late congressman. viii b. placed -
10 serve the nncxpired term ~
his Esther The toung ipan has not yet
been Informed ~ the movement.
Clehurne. Texas, october Y ~. VI. Mal.
lett populist candidate for governor. cane
heme Saturday aud viii resume bis Mn,
erarv as per schedule Monday. He say
that he has been grccteu With large hUoi-
nces ID an places wheu his coming wss
properly advertised
HaRrtsviIe Texas, October 1S.-Hcn. q.
Hlr5vv. Republican nominee Tor congress
ltainsf GtorSO burgess. Is 3gain mere On
> stiii huut He can hot meet hursess
the sturip and has never given cut ais
,ws coionel r. II. Al.en q this plaes
L rnadc some speeches fer him. i.4Nara
tnty viii give Burgess biz majority.
! -srreutou. Texas, October 1l.-Mr. Ian
q, ibt. democratic nominee for govasuor
ni NJ burgess, the democratic nomin9-
! s,sluareES 70 Represent rhe Ninta dls4Fset
I Wlsreak 10 Walhaila next Tuesday, ta'
, i4lssfant Mr.. Gus igciilE ~ Ia HraLs
> wist,,ak in German. Mr. berow has bee
; I inVt ~ u,.nt Mr. Burgcss IA loigt De
! lat The Burgess club q this pace vii
! ate ia a body
San Texas. oytoOer iS.-sAm DALE
( chaisr n me democratic executive com
B niitt IA Guadalupe oonnty. IN oosaphaac'
I NTH rhRUVnee from reprcse utatlYes q
4 tho ,vbiran marty. today phcnnd J. -
Nfthhn al san Antonia ssking u ek
= ,.nver Vorr wcaid meet W. II Afwei
4. IN Us IN Joliet discwssi0o n this CT
\ l rrxt frr,frr Mhfle arranEcinents ~
r. 49, /, inside fcr . ieiat dehafe, hfe
i Kcntlsn win sp3ak here. az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
SIKH distinct Republlear.

Bryan, Texas, October 18Th, repl6
lean congressional Convention Of tic Sixth
district m,t here al Ii o'clock tnE morn.
ing. Jhe conveation was called {, order
by Chairman r. b. COSBY and Pnf. L
LdadrS was elected Temporary chairman
end J y. Bredley temporary SECRETARY.
Aftcr thC report Of the committee o. ere
Gentials the temporary organization was
made pcrn9ncnt, No nominations Eer,
mSic and the only business transacted Ms
,hc election Of officers To- the ensuing NO
wears, which resulted aus follows; II. b.
GouShy. reelected chairman, and Il. T..
Hcuiri, Is secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
Asked to Re,ion.

q ne Editor OF The Post
soaFoe, Texas, October ie.-Represcntius
-.''ssa q the sixteen acting members OF
Z. democratic executive committee OF
Aea'sVnery county I respectfully request
ny yeu publish the inclosed copy OF petl.
q addressed to Hon, $. y. Bead. chair
: ~ denecrstie executive committee OF
u. sonery county, which IS request for
nSlsn his said chalrmanShiD.
~, -ssn publicity hnS been eiveI 10 our
n PAPER ana others, dSSeqma !, mt nt's fsir
~. Sin parties concerned thai thc ptplir be
sties. 'N''uu W GU ssSeeuuN conl-
ls,,e,,,.t. -, 81 q, McSMn,
Fsr,..s,,v Nhairmesshen FRET NJ H.,
sA''0nery coGanauty.
r,.. : :, BStoSard, chaiTm Democratic
I T., '' SSl2r-omml,tee Mo'uery 0nn-
gesS s.riFp,,
pa hsrstn!ep believing that policy hat
alsins i, y heen and arr nAursnins ~
Nfts - Fopep warfare upcRnT OF lur
n M t,lcinoCrstic nominees especiUy
~ ~. head OF our conntyket Is sh-
Al Srsre ~ Democratic party ~. danpr.
|.ous to cur party cvganlAS,s''1'it y l9lttr
Andujeed IN will result w u,Al5mlt ~ @
boor crgauired party sePtt'.,lis,ld ~ =
epd believing tAat suoh 49, your Nt
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