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pRoceeoINee.
THE SENATE.


Arstin, Texas. February 5,--The senate
met this morning with quorum present,
Lieutenant Governor Neal presiding
Senator Davidson Of Galveston presented
a petition from citizens OF Matagurds coup.
t. requesting increase OF from two TO four
weeks Of district court each term
Senator Hicks presented petition from
san Antonio asking for pension for Mrs
sallie Barrera, INDECENT whose ancestors
we're In the Alamo
senstcr sebastian had read petition
signed By citizens Of Martin, Midland, East.
laud and Ector asking that the lease law
De MADE more specific
ON motion Of senator Mckamy the sur.
pius newspapers Of senators are donated
to the Confederate some.
Senator Perkins had special order
changed from today TO Friday week MS
Pill providing for the enlargement of the
iron Industry at Rusk peniteutlary,
senator Hale secured consideration OF the
speeial order his bill, providing that !hs
state shall sustain cost Of maintaiHtls
quarantine In towns and counties Alter
some discussion IL was recommitted and
referred 70 committee on public health,
senator Wilson secured suspension OF the
rules and anal passage OF his bill correcting
errors Of coilhers In arranging statutee
fixing fees Of officers in lunacy cases
senator Faubion secured suspension q
thorzng the Missouri, Kansas ana Tex "a
Railway company Ia purchase and operate
toe Granger, Georgetown Austin and Sar
Antonio railroad
Next considered was bill BY sebastar
and patteson. providing that a person who
Is granted a divorce may not, aftG tlt
dissolution Of the marriage, marry Witaii
twelve months from date Of decree viii
committee amendment reading Provided
however, that the party aghilr0t whom tn,
divorce rendered shall only be divorced
from bed aud board
Amendments we're adopted making tht
bill apply TO both parties alike also per
mlttlng divorced parties to remarry withli
twelve months. The bill was ordered en-
crossed
Senator HARRISON secured suspension o
! the rules and 6na passage Of his hill per
hitting the Missouri, Kansas and Texai
Railway company 70 purchase ana operat
7 the Denson and WaShita Valley raiIo9d
/ Senator Hi secured suspension Of m
/ rules and hnal passage Of his bill diminish
/ Ing the civil and criminal jurisdiction VI III
county court Of Sutton county.
! Senator Faubion had cngrossed bis hi
authorizing tho employment OF a clerk q
the Confederate home,
Senator Paulus secured the enrroSsnen
Of his bill regulating the practice Of bnl
hering so as 10 improve sanitary conditions
/ etc An amendment was adopted exempt
/ ing towns Of less than 1000 Inhabitants.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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tylMINATlON OF FAM
D.s NOT CONCLUDED BY THE GOV
" EMINENT.
,...r.. That Checks Named In lodet'
msnt Were Drawn to settle Lur'-
IA, company's Indebtedness

80. Texas. February 8. lit was late
~. .f,srnoop when the government coa'
,-s., NJ direct examination Of Witness
Faln secretary Of the Tyler Car
Y, TANNER company. His testimony tend
,,,h snow that all Of the thirty-hve checks
,s-.-sd bv the bill of Indictment were
Snra BIZ him for the purpose Of liquidat-
y, ,,rtslp actual indebtedness Of the Tyler
n, and Lumber company. He turned to
4. books OF the lumber company and vcri-
Me statements by the entries therein.
ltg ~ ~ s6own by this witness that large
.,mher OF the checks referred to were
1gwn for the purpose o; pa' Ing drafts ot
as fnhNprcla Lumber company, and i
IA the evident purpose Of the government
N Sbnw that these drafts were not drawn
w tbe purpose OF paving real Indebtedness,
tr, "a baHd up and strengthen the Com
~sr,lsl Lumber company, of which A. J..
rek one Of the defendants, was presi.
sspt At the expense Of the Tyler car and
iunbfr company. On Cross-cxaminatiol II
MI shown that these drafts covered the
,s,asi obligations Of the Tyler Car and
ign,ber company to the Commercial Lum
NJ company, 10 which the Tyler Car and
inrbrr COMPANY was indebted IN excess Of
iM amount Of the drafts paid by Mr. Fsin
during the whole period covered by the In
tlstment, and prior thereto.
M was also asked If any of the defend
,rts derived any benefit from any = thn
sAecks covered By the Indictment His nm
seer was that, so far as he knew, they did
rot His testimony will not be conclud d
before tomorrow
During the examination Of this witness
judse Dunc5n called the attention Of the
Sourt to the loud talking on the part ot
NJ Io3ey, government expert accountant
On hs CONSULTATION with the district at
ittnty, which, he stated could be heard
not only by the jury, but all over the court
iodn. Mr. Birmingham stated th1t nothing
10 accountant and had Moxcy 10 hclp hin
\ the examination Of witnesses. The tn
VAS very lively
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go4vatlfHB sac0 asSSF2RDoN-
MI Believed Her Father innocent and
~Pfoved Her Faith.

Girl Believed Her Father lnhocent anu
-'~', ~Pfoved Her Faith.
Denton. Texas February The pardon
that has been granted g. W Davis
sontonces 10 eiznteen years IN the penl-
tontiary from this county IN April, 1893
for the murder q r. L. sempies, IS
tho result Of a pretty story Of daughter
heller in her fathers innocence Of the
crime charged. His daughter was but 10
years old when her father was taRen 70
tbo penitentiary. but she got w a petition
secpred the names OF all the Jury by when
BE- was tried, Of the grand Jury ta2t re- re-
turned fpe Indictment, " rae Judge, AZ
,g,'-,,evs and hnhdreds OF citizens ana Pre-
sented IL before the board Of pardoE ID
person. on money subscribed ny Liien9T
~ me Qirl--the father mad none OK ipnusnee
she went 10 Austin ahd there enlisted ~
her fathers behalf number Of lsgislast on
snd otners Of influence Kept evsFl s,i
usith success,
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IN THE HOUSE


plus we're today introduced in the house
as follows:
nv Mcssrs Brown Of Kaufman ard
Nclnls- Amending act relating to occupn'
tlou tnxes on pool sellers.
BY Mr. Brelsford to create more
efficient road system for Eastland county
ny MIR Hodges Amendment relating 20
permits granted 20 foreign corporations de-
String to do business ln this state; ,a
State in state Repositories and for seloe,
tion Of such deposltories
Nv Mr. Perry Providing for the return
n cnnviot7 "a the place or conviction anu
~ Mr. iIoskns 70 regulate certain
commercial reporters or bad debt collect,
Ing concerns or any reporters OF personal
credit or commercial agency ana 70 pfoNlue
an occupation therefor
nv Mr. Murray Of Wison--Act 10 provide
FOR estsblishmsnt Of Plant 70 1,d 3nFih .sa
ofdee governor mansion and various State
Bv Mr onion--Act 10 preserve and pro
teqt the Wild birds ana Wild fowl OF ths
~ Mr.. Miller Of Howard--Act relating
10 the sale Of unwhole some food, drink 81
medicine, en- ns TO include the sale OF Gig
arettes, cigarette paper snun or toeaeeo u
Bv Mr Hodges-Regulating fees OF free
holders appointed 70 lssets damages AUG
foes In stock law dlstrlets.
nv Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS certain
noySers on county Judges In the absence
az a quorum ~ commisncpers couys !,
b Nr Hoskins--Aot. 70 fegIllialg>tI-nnIg, W
eeftoin counties N this State upon specia
venIres and ~ petit jurore,
By Messrs PeSler aud TetRil--Aet 70 ex
euipt me county Of Travis from tne ope!
nv Mefsrs Nicholson and Wooren.- Ae'
"a reoreanize the TTentvntth, the Thirty
avn ana the F0rty'ninth judicial distiicis
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Richmond News.

hchmond, Texas, February al T
pdrity, county commissioner from stat
'od transacted business In the city today.
lonn N. Moore, resident Of this place,
III tsmporarlly residing In san Antonio,
q r. me city for few days on business
MAJOR 7. J. Goree Of Galveston was here
iodAy attending tax sales.
~ Hurd OF the Hurd & Ford Investment
fpSapany who are largely interested in the
nos canal company in the northern por
iN.io the county, was here today on
.,s Fordtran, a prominent stockmsn
fSl ~. naim l near Duke, Texas, was visitor
% our city today
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S. c. v COMMITTEE
Aeustonlan Made . Member by Corn
rnander Adams.

Waco. TeNav, February 3 John NJ,
Adams, division commander Of the United
Sons "a Confederate Veterans, has lust an.
nnunced the appointment 81 j 8. Roberts
az Houston and Homer y Wade Of Waco
hs the committee on transportation for thu
next annual reunion 90 he held In New Or
leans The purpose is 10 get all If the
SONS ~ Veterans - the state. their spon.
sors and maids ~ hoaor and chaperons %
20 70 the reunion In q holy. Commander
Adams Is member ~ the committee, and
he has named Mr.. Wade AS the chairman.
The committee viii meet In abort time
and decide upon what will he desired. tud
after this II will decide upon q route. II
10 the hope % carry 8 solid train Of tbs
members Of the GEder e tho reunion
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POLL TAXES PAID
Hunnels County,

Ballinser, Texas, February 9--rhpre were
about 500 poli taxes paid IN this county,
which Is only about two.thirds OF the voting
population OF the county But few separatu
pnil taxes were pnld, parties not sVcnlng
to care much about &. Probably the 10
per cent penalty which attaches on Fehru,
airy l on property tax caused more polls
10 be paid nt that time than there would
have otherwise been under any other cir
pumgtauCpN
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BIG SALE WAS MADE.
Eratoda county's Property Was Bid in
for $23O,ooO.

efafoha Countys Property Was Bid in
for $4,000.
Richmond Texas, February s.-Today be-
lhs sale day, quite a number Of sales were
MADE for both real and personal property
Among the most important sales was the
eara ana all other property of the Bra
Iqas Rice and Irrigation company. The
Gadlng for tnis property was quite spirited.
ne same was finally sold to j. c. League
q Galveston, Texas. for $4,000. Quite a
ramber were present from Galveston,
henston ana other places. Among them
ssis Judge W e. Austin, Judge E. n.
ltFln, j c League and r. \. Cash OF
Saretton, II A. LLOYD Of ST. Louis, w J.
Aeore q san Antonio, and f. r. SPOTS,
4 MOODY H Masterson. 1nghom S.
tnpItf c. w HAIL ami Mr. Sherwood Of
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Cattle Trsin Wrecked

TexArkana. Texas. February s.-A freight
train loaded with cattle uas ditcnad at
Avery, on the rranteontlnentsl railroad
fnrty.tour miles west OF here last night.
The cars were broken aud the cattle
skipped IN all directions
negro named Bobo, who wAs said 10 be
stealing . ride, was killed The debris from
the wreck was not cleared until tonight
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MovEMENr Of ocEAN vgssELs.


tSpecihl 10 II ne fost.l
Newport News, WASHED: EgaA (Er(,
for Galveston,
Port Eads. Arrived Alabama lNorl,
from Ceiba; Mont EAGLE OBJ, from Tam
pcc; BaGsnih (Gerl, from Hamburg via
Portland, Maine Manhattan (Br.) from
Ll'erpool Donald tNorJ, from Cc'ta.
Sailed Louisiana lAmA. for Havana
Manchester Arrived; Str Anselnla De
lArrinagA Cl3rl, from Galveston
Rotterdam February ARRIVED Str.
Nonadnock (Brl, from Galveston
Isle OF wight Passed Str Santand@
rno SPAN, from Port Arthur for Rotter
dam
New York Arrived LAmpasas from
Galveston; AmStluc, from Galveston,
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Anl County.

Hillsboro, Texas, February 3.--Although
Collector Anderson has been busily at
work sluce Saturday, he is unable yet TO
estimate the number Of people who paid
poll taxes up to February l. as he has a
Nuy heavy mail business which he feels
ought 10 be protected He Is busy with
that today aud win Issue receipts 10 all
whose ,eters bear the date Of January 81.
rhore IL m increase Ia poll tax receipts
hnt NJ IA not lnrge.
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Zee prenel win ProbabIy Die.

poaaam, Texas, February 8 -Joa Preaell
Vepon hand on the Cotton Belt railway,
wy struck in the head with shovel hy
q XVI Iaylor at Bailey, twelve miles south
ki,tt ,to@E and fatally injured. The
M MADE a hole in prenel's skull about
NIX 'pehes long, through which his brains
~ -ls- olL Taylor has been lodged in iall.
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Mills County

Goldtbwaite Texas February 2--out Of
the l434 poll taxpayers In this tMlllsl couu
~, lla7 have paid. Very few cut their
poll from other taxes-Aome 6fteen only.
Only one negro voter In the county. and he
being Impressed with the belief that this
poll tax amendment wat meant 10 cut the
negro out, rushed In and paid his tax.
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Gonrales County

Gonzales Texas February S-out Of j
total II 47Os polls on the tax rolls OF noe
Collector Hampton reports about sl76 col
lectod TO February / This leaves ihS3 un.
paid 4 number OF these will be collected
bv forced collections,
The city collector reports 500 poll taxes
pnid to February 1. out If 500 on the city
inv roiig Of 1902
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Comanche County

comanche, Texas. February 2--There
have been paid 32sS tax receipts, unpaid
1901: city poll taxes paid 2s4, unpaid l4S.
80 separate poll taxes paid by parties who
own no property
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Harrison County.

Marshall Texas February sit wnS
learned this morning from A, B Blocker,
Harrison countys tax collector, that be.
tween 1000 and COCO people had paid their
poll tax About 400 paid their poll tax
Who had no other tax 10 pas. Nerr nearly
1000 tax receipts we're Issued last Saturday,
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Van Zandt County.

Canton, Texas, February The tax rolls
or this county show 40 assessment Of 61SS
pollt. aosl az which have been paid, There
have been a5oi tax receipts written up TO
last night Not more than dozen hive
paid poll tax. leaving personal property IN
Governor az the last general election was
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IMason County

Mnkon, lPexas. February 2.--out Of tho
100 yatcfs Of this county. ali have paid
their$fsxes, with the exception Of about
1907 Only about seven separate poll taxes
have been paid by parties who own no
property subject 10 taxation.
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Hsrdemsn County.

ouanah. Texas, February 2--Aeout o5
per cent Of the voters IN this county paid
their poll tax Late local option election
and threatened election Cd same question
In the future 10 cause Of 50 many paying
poll tax
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Hopkins County.

Sulphur Springs, Texas February 2-Ths
poll tazcs paid in the county up 70 Feb.
ruary / were 1900; number assessed $500
Five hundred and atty polls were paid by
psrties who own no property.
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Mnrder ca.ee cent . led

Gonzales, Texas, February s--rhe special
venire cases against Charlie Jones, colored,
ana W W. Cook. both for murder, were
continued until next term o. court. Two
speclal venirc cases will be called tomorrow
and Thursday
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Hail County,

Memphis, Texas, February l.--Hoil coun.
" has about 500 voters 400 votes were
piled IN general election last only about
90 per cent failed 20 pnr poll tax ana only
ono has paid poll tax without payipg on
property when he had property
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nlueM pEATH PENALTY.

sam Stiles Again Convicted Of Murder
in First Degree.
cuero, Texas, February S-rhe Jury In
the case Of sam stiles, charged with MUIR
der. returned verdict this norning as
srssing the death penalty. This Is the
second trial o. tine case, the nrst being
DEAN penalty, but was reversed by the
court OF criminal appeals.
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Henderson Texas, Febpdary 1.-The
total voting strength otIRusk county is
about 1000. about 800 ron taxes have been
Hshid quite sansr aSEs pIld P9n taxes
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Roberts County.

Miami, Texas, February LIN Roberts
county there were i2z poll tAxes levied and
116 paid, all property owners Eleven polls
eFty taxable.
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shsokelford County.

Albany. Texas February There were
474 poll tsxes assessed IN this county. for
the year 1902. and $50 were paid. which
leaves ia polls unpaid which Is nearly
one-tourth ~ the assessment
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somerseB County.

Glen Rose. Texas. February L-opiy
about four-6fths OF actual vote Of county
paid poll tax up TO date, and OF these only
eight or ten paid poll tar alone.
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Groves Black Root / iver piIls.

~. Msas from an active principle obtained
. son Black Root They act on the liver
sst..i 70 calomel and leave no bad after
lssl No gripping no sick stomach, Win
'sgs chronic constipation. Price % cents
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Henrietta. Texas, February s.-rhirteen
hundred and Afty polls. practically AL Of
last vote for governor, we're paid ~ NlAy
county.
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PrescrIgtioa 30 2sSi by Himar & Amend.
W.T. not"crfe all Complaints. bat II viii
cure rheumatism r. r Schmidt,
Houston, Texas, Sole. Agents
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CLAY County.

Take oxIpIHE for chills sDd Fevers.
Cure guaranteed
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poH Arthur, Texas, tebrnary S,--
CleasSf- Barge Conneaut for New Orleans
~ith SO, $40 gallons Of crude petroleum.
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MARINE INrHLLleENcE.
PoRr or GALVESTON, February 8
ARRIVED.
cLEAREp


IS m pin iAml. New York
SIS Montenegro tBrl, Havrs, Via Newport
News.
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O a a y, q IA L "a.
a,.,,,s, TIE Kind Ysg Aaw LxaIs Bought
' q; lzh4Zzzx
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
IEANIANIns


Alan ,.t,.,.,.....,,,.,,.. Fensacoin -.
Ttojau ,...,....,..,..,,. Pensacola Isl
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A bill that will attract the aiten'lon ~
confederates was introduced this mofnl .
bv senator Wilson, chairman OF tne nhanes
The bill increases the amount
~ No appropriated for pensions for Con
toderates entitled to the same 70 the con
stitutiona limit Of $1,000 tPVe er amend.
II NJ VI eplarse the amount TO S5C5,oOg We
n nIonted and ratlaed by ne people ihs n ~
io.3ipiatnre win have 70 further iheFeHs' '''
4, 6,onnf paid I'm pensions
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An effort was made in the house toe ,,;,
- srsnand the rule and 70 pass the nlli
.o,nlatlng the terms Of the criminal as
~, conrt Of Galveston ana Harris eoun-
LIZ .ias four.afths vote IS necessary 70 s se,
sond he rule. on roll call less tnan .nis
p ,,,r,sr were reported present ana OF course
No ruie could not be suspenaea
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Committee on lnternnl IMPROVEMENTS W
ported adversely ware's bill authorizing
railroads incorporated under laws Of Texas
10 aoduire lease and operate lines OF ran
road n other states and Territories.
Railroad commission committee Get for
hearlns next Tuesday afternoon bill by
Fowler, Marsh and Rasland regulating
place where railroad companies enaitefeu
by this state shall maintain general oulees'
,nAohlnA shorn and ronndhontea.--...-.nl.
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The Galveston graderaising bill vac sent
nv Sneaker Neff 10 Governor Lanham at
1880 this morning, and al ilso the gov
ernor affixed his signature to this interest
ing measure The bill carries the emsr-
repcv clause and becomes operative at once
the governor also signed house coneurren.
resolution which instincts the upitea
stotAs 10 secure an appropriation from the
Fedefal government with which 70 Pal
ebsse Site near Fort. sam Houston a, s ,ba
Ahloni9i tU,,+ear Cnord Also rbe bill Great
ne al the sixteenth judicial district n JeI'
fefshn county.
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tlons. with the understanding that SAID
amount viii oe.incorporated IN the general
appropriated bill
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-28
FAMOUS MUSIC
CRITIC DIES
IN NE w YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-F. n. r. Mar
tinez, musical and art critic Of the
World, died at st. Vincent's Hospital
this afternoon from paralysis.
Martinez was born in San Francisco
in 1849. His father was an Italian and
his mother was Of French extraction.
In early childhood he was brought to
New York and here received his eIe-
mentary education. After several years
the family went abroad so that the son
might have. the advantage of an edu-
cation in the schools of the Continent.
After the completion of his education
abroad the family returned to America
and took up their residence in San
Francisco, where the son began his
business career. In 1888 Martinez mar
ried Miss Hockhofer, daughter of the
Austrian Consul then stationed at San
Francisco. Martinez came to New York
about twelve years ago. He soon came
to be recognized as an able writer on
musical topics, which won for him the
friendship of the most distinguished
musicians of the city. Martinez is sur
vived by his widow.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-28
PEOPLE STAMPEDE TO
GET CHRISTMAS FOOD
Police Have Difficulty Restraining
Crowd at Dinner Given
by Salvation Army.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-During a
stampede of the 10000 men, women
and children waiting for admission,
which followed the opening of the
doors of the Coliseum, where the
Volunteers of America to-day gave
their annual Christmas dinner, sew
eral glass doors were demolished and
the dozen policemen on duty at the
place managed to restore order with
the greatest difficulty. In the rush
several women and children were
knocked down and tramDled on, but
none was seriously injured. The
crowd was the largest that ever as
sembled at such an affair in Chicago.
and when every one had been satisfied
not a morsel of the tons of food re-
mained.
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APPRoxIMArIoN PRIZES.


100 numbers from 10064 to lO.1C4 inclusive,
being so numbers on each side Of the number
drawing the capital prize OF 100000 500
100 numbers from 6l e68 to 81 766 inclusive,
being 20 numbers each side of the number
ORA wing capital prize Of $50 Geo. $40.
100 NUM- bers from 1866 to 1906 inclusive, be-
ing 30 numbers each side Of the number
drawing capital prize of $1,000 $50.
TERMINAL PRIZES.
100 numbers ending with IA. being the last
two figures Of the number drawing the capital
prize Of $50. 600, $50.
Tq9 numbers ending with 16 being the last
two figures Of the number drawing the capital
prize Of 500, 900. $50.
The subscribers having supervised the above
drawing Of the lottery OF the Benefcencia Pub
lea hereby certify that the above is an exact
COPY Of the numbers which were this day
drawn from the $4,000 placed in the wheel,
with the prizes corresponding to them. Wit
ness our hands at the City of Mexico. this oath
day Of December. 1905. (Signed) Jose NJ de
la Vega, Treasury Department: T. Bassetti,
manager; Juan B. CASTILLO, Intervenor