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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-02-21
AUTO. CLUB ORGANIZED.

Pursuant to call about 30 business
men and others assembled at the Git,
| Hall Thursday evening and organize,
the Daytona and Seabreeze Automobil,
Association. Thosa who signed til,
membership roll Mt the meeting are: HI
II Seelye, j. F. Hathaway, ". H. Peters
j. +. O'Boyk, Is. Foster, Edw. Fitz
gerald, N. T. Moore. J. c. Pettepher. J.
A. Hendricks, Edward Il. Harris. W
NJ, Moore, Louis Adler, f. +. Conrad.
Leon Despland. e. t. Post, j. 7. Thomas.
II. r. Douglass r. l.. Smith, ". ".
Austin, Edward White, Laurence. Thomp-
son. {. NJ Bingham. Jr.
Tie association will IL. differed ~ TO-
lows: President, DR. II II S.-lye; vice
president. W. III Peters, second VIE
president, DR.. r. l.. Potter; secretary. K.
l.. Smith. treasurer, W W Austin
Those present subscribed SLIP to l..
used for advertising the Daytona beach
Tor automobiling The following are
the donors and the amounts given bv
each: W. II Peters, SO; Geo II Foote,
10; {. K. Oliver, 10; Louis Adler. >; Col.
c. {. Post, ). DR. H. II S,.elye. 5: J A.
Hendricks, ); r. 7. Conrad, >; ". ".
Austin, ,; b. Foster, ), j F. O Boyle, !.
Edw. q. Harris, >; J E. Pettepher. >:
Moore Bros, ); L. Despland, ); Bingham
/ Thompson. 10, Smith 4 Son. 2, Edw.
White, =; j. +. Thomas, ): Edw. Fitz-
gerald. >. When this reaches our readers
n great many more names Will have been
added to the membership roll and con
mOn money subscribed
Mr.. Hathaway, who 10y the way. il
one OF the best friends Daytona has. was
in organizing the associa-
ton. and gave IL very interesting talk
before the meeting. in Which he praised
the unexcelrd beach and urged upon
Daytonians to take an interest in encour-
aging the coming ui the automobiles
More anon
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-02-21
A valentine PARTY.

Taken on Valentines pny. I!sE.
We nrc happy ana gay, ~ YOU can 500;
In Fluridn, the land OF the crock odilr. alli-
IutOr ana lizards.
Not bothered with snow hIockadc>. drIft, or
billiards..
Why not com" down here, for your winters
trip?
Where they hnvr neither sun,troke nor In
grippe.
The above lines were suggested bv the
photo OF Il party from the Daytona
House. who chartered III" autu-ruarh
Tor OrmOnd last week. and were photo
graph"d. The party Was ci,nrrrpned hy
Mrs. Dwight l. Stillmnu. and consisted
uf Mr. aud Mrs Jaucs Daily. Eall River.
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs j VI Jamicsom
Ithaca, " Y, Mrs john Brewer ana
Miss Frances Wicks, Bay Shore. l. l.,
Mr. aud Mrs. Peter Roddrwig. Dnvcn-
port. Iowa: Mrs. Horace and Mrs Thus
Huntington. Gorion, Nrb: Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Stillman Daytona. Fla
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DEATH OF P. M. MYERS.

=. NJ. Myers, second ylrr president and
secretary OF the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul Railway, died ut the >tarkry
cottage ON the peninsula Tuesday night
nbout twelve O'Clock. The immediat"
cause Of his death was ocdcmn Of the
lungs
Mr. Myers has been III i'll health Tor
about four years, during which time hr
has been coming to DaNtona every win
ter hoping that the warm climate would
restore him To health. He came here five
weeks ago and was progressing very
nicely until Saturday, night when h'
suddenly gr,.w worse.
\ J Earring, president Of the Milwau-
krr road. and f. W Adams, assistant
SECRETARY. were t"rgraph"d for and ar
rived here Wednesday morning with the
private cars minnesota and Wisconsin,
in which the remains We're conveyed t.
milwaukee. where the intcrmcnt " i'll toke
place, tomorrow
Mr. Myers was in his SlNty-"lghth year.
He vas one Of the best known aud most
capable railroad men in th. ntcd
States. having been with the Milwaukee,
road iur twenty-five wears.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-02-21
CHOSE DAyTONA.

The Lansing (Mich) State Republican
of last Saturday says &C. D. Woodbury.
returned from thr,- weeks trip through
Mississippi and Florida Thursday His
trip was made To scl"cta southern resort
to which h. intends sending his family
next winter He returned home intensely
enthusiastic over hcchnrms OF Day
Fla. the place decided upon. While
there his attention was drawn 10 a crate
containing an Odds mobile and later dis
covered L T.. ODDS and wife awaiting It's
unpac King for their own use Will visit
ing there Tie also found MIR and Mrs
\ Ahrr quartrrrd mt Daytona and Mr..
Ella Shank across the river at Srahr'rze
making quit" u Lansing colouv
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AUTO. TIED Up.

Avery Smith big auto. coach caused
lots OF excitement Thursday afternoon.
The South Bridge company forbade
him crossing their bridge, but he con
tended he had right to and made an
attempt. As he was coming ON the
draw a timber was thrown across and
the big auto stopped The directors
then confined the wheels together and
there the auto. stayed until yesterday
Mr.. Smith, we are told, viii bring Il suit
against the company, and the question
as to whrther he has right to cross
will h" settled in the courts
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PLEASED THE AUDIENCE.

The Halifax Rifles Minstrels at the
Opera House last night was II ''howling"
success. \ goodly crowd We're in attend
auce. and all enjoyed the show immensely.
Lack of time forbds us giving the BOYS
the notice they deserve. Jas. NJ Osborn
nctcd as intrrocutor, while Al Chastain.
\. II. Scmidt. ". F. Jibb and Capt. J. Is
Parkinson did the end men stunts.
The boys taking part wer- AL heartily
applauded and the applau." was jnstly
deserved
The program of the first part was ~
follows:
Grand Medley Ovrrtnrr. Halifax Rifles
Meaning of | : A..............T W. Hart
fhos" Tantnlzng Eyes...A H. Schmidt
Little Boy III Bluc...............A. C. Barnett
Hv-and By.......................J H. Parkinson
Honey dat Love 80 Well Louie Cownn
Oh My --...---.---..--..-..... Chastain
| Love You Still...................A. w. Guild
She : Getting more like the White
Folks Every Day...............W F. Jibb
Hrtnd fnalr.................. BY Company
After the intcrmission Al Chastain did
a very clever song and dance act This
was followed by "A laughablf sketch
entitled The Singing school, by Mrsers
Hart. Guild Parkinson and FAKES.
Lieutenant ". f. .Iihh then entertained
the audience 10y few minutes talk on
the topics OF the Day-tona
Mrs-r-. Carmichael and Fale- PLAYED
on such instruments ~ aluminium chimes,
musical hat racks. tunnels. umbrella. rt...
\ Iaughnblr sketch entitled buffalo
Bin. or shooting Indian" cOneluded th.
evening entertainment The cast Of
characters in this sketch were:
Buiialo Blll...-................. W Guild
Mos" nOughnuts +. Jibb
Booker \. &. Na-hlngtun.....AlC hastain
Billy Is. B..............-.......J. u. Carmichael
Nud-ln-the-Fa rr..................A e. Barnett
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-02-21

The following are some Of the late mr..
rivals at the Bennett House: !. X. Perry
ana wife, Lockport, \. \; II. Drode and
wife, Lake City, Mimi, Miss 4. f. Engle
bert, Miss { j Englebert, Lykens, Pa;
j. {. Partridge, Philadelphia; F.. Il. DAVIS
and wifi. Boston; f. : forsprand wife
T. +. Clemens and wife. Mrs. ". X. Hays,
Erie Pa; Martin loost BROOKLYN: x. e.
Miller, vile and child. Wichita, Kan;
Mrs, II MIIIigan, Miss Virginia Murphy
Chicago, Dr. " \ Alderman, Athens, q
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-02-21

this week
+. l.. Corwin was shaking hands with
his numerous friends i'll Daytona last
Saturday
An organ grinder, accompanied rs
usual hy the monkey, seranaded our
streets this week
Mrs. Richard L. Downing, OF Oyster
Bay, Long Island. IL the guest of DR..
Jennie Brush.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society meets
every Tuesday afternoon Mt two o'clock
with Mrs. l. &. With-rs.
VIM. H. Reed il hard To hold. Now he
In. bought the hnusrboat Wolverine.
which hc SAW advertised ia the Gazette
News
Dwight Il. StlInan. proprietor Of the
! Daytnnn House l. ont again after being
confined to- his room for several DAYS by
illness.
Miss Uo.cl.r Miss Rroyn Mrs. H,r
ron onJ Mi. N,bl. mr.. ot,o,d;,,x ,ho
| Teachers Association meeting at De-
Land
'1 '-'S''''''' "Seh'S i"r AoiaNs anu
supplies HARRIS SrrDlo.
"''' '1'""s''' 'o"pPaneu oS LII"
| Elizabeth Silvcrnail came over from De.
Land lat Saturday r.tu,piuy W.dn.s
dnv
W f"rldn cnrIoS are all right but
'iarrlS views 81 l'ayt"na VIII CIV" Your
friends n better ldra of Florida than you
can possibly give without pictures
HAnRIs Srrplo.
been prevailing NIL over the Northern
states struck Florida Tuesday. The
mercury IN Daytona went down to %
dono,,o ,os iona.
kSMrs f. r. Moore desires to an
nounce that she will have her annual
spring millinery opening next Friday
and Saturday. Feb - and ~. All the |
lat, st styles from New York and Balti- |
IT,, a
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-02-21

Take Laxative Bromo QuiniW Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it fails
IL cure. f. " tiruNr- SIGNATURE CT
uch box: 2JC.
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Of LOCAL INTEREST TO ALL.

@.Pictures framed to order nj
Barnes.
Mayor Thomas has appointed W. II
Parker city marshal.
%-Cnl phone 20 for stove wood.
Daytona Novelty Works.
Major Bingham made brief business
visit tn st. Augustine last saturday.
gSFrnkery. china and glassware at
Barnes
J. II. Potter is adding bathroom
AMI chamber to his Ridgewoo,l home.
iSif't all Mt Barnes for first class sta
tionrry.
& II Ward and f. J Pertlick, Of West
Liberty, Iowa, killed large alligator
near Holly Hill Sunday.
IL your shoes are nearly ended 20 to
j. r. Sailer and get them mrnded 232
South Beach street. Pat
Capt. ". ". Nrrbitt, Of Fort Pierre, il
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs E. NJ
Bingham, Jr., for couple OF weeks.
kyIIot rolls every morning at Gram
ling Bakery in time for seven O'Clock
breakfast
Mrs. II T. Howard and children ~
turned Monday afternoon from II very
pleasant visit with friends ut D,I.anI
R-Box stationery. tablets, .ratch
pads. pencils pen holders. etc. in grent
quantity, ut chenp priccs-a side Issue
worth examining mt Trainings
". r. Lindsay has removed his cigar
factory from Kingston to Mr. Blivens
stOr. building ut the west end OF central
bridge
" ~ Baked beans. pies, cakes and every
thing good nj Howard 4 Morrisons
Bakery.
Miss Bertha Ball, niece OF Capt. II. r.
y.
Railing. Miss Balls home is mt Eliza
beth, \. j.
\ @rOrdcrs taken for any kind of cakes
or other delcacies MT Howard 4 Nor
rison's Bakery.
The Christian Endcnvor Society held n
very pleasant business meeting and sncnl
Mt the home Of Miss Evelyn Clark Mon
day evening
u6Howard 4 Morrison have their
bakery in operation, and furnish dainty
delicacics delicious To the palate.
T.. i. tonrad will shortly commence
the building Of another dock in front Of
his store to be used by the Uncle Sam
and Columbia
hH-Isemrmbrr Howard 4 Morri-onr
Bakery. Talk to them by phone.
Il. :. Malcy IL filling in his hammock
grove with choice budded orange tr~s,
and from pnst experience We know ne
will take good care of them.
H-Thc Granting Bakery have line
VIM. Morrison, OF Seville. brother OF ID.
r MORRISON, at thiscity. died Monday nj
his home. p"c"nSd was very rr"ml-
nent cath, owner in his section
W. Tall phone 40 Tor stove wood.
VT "'s"" W." '''''"' with nv"
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IN Souv.nirs and EInr;d, curio. NJ
''''" 'S'
The colored baby show and dance nd
tised for last Wednesday evening was
postponed because of the cold weather.
pas'Just received from New York n fin.
line al street hats ut Mrs Douglass Va
I,s;u ,,,nu.
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~ Artists supplies at Barnes.

has the finest line OF laces, embroiderie
and apliques TO select from
Mrs Irene McGhee, of Louisville. XIV.
u spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. DOM glass
A-Go to J. A. Hendricks for Won
muslin underwear A full line of skirts
gowns, corsets covers and drawers a
popular prices
X. F. Trowelrs little daughter In,
been seriously i'll for several weeks. bn,
is now much improved
~In looking for shirt waist mnterin
don't fail to 20 To j. A. Handuck's first
You will miss it II you don't
&. II. Holland liz now employed bv J
Z. Rush at the T-Pot Grocery, and vii
be pleased to serve his old friends.
W fresh shipment OF Huyler' candle.
inst received at Clark's jewelry store.
DIR. J. p. Orr, Of Indiana, will preach
at the new Christian tabernacle. on South
Palmetto avenue, tomorrow at Ii n IN.
and 80 p. m; Sunday school at 10 a. IN
SrGeo. II. Clark has a handsome line
OF souvenir spoons. Cali md see them.
Letters from j. A. Ennis indicnte they
are having n pleasant winter among
friends ut Covina. California. and that
they will b- back in their home here next
fall.
~ fine assortment OF belt pins and
pearl waist acts at Clark's jewery stor,..
Secretary Mcclellan requests that all
members of the Fraternal Union OF
America be present at the meeting Mon
day evening as business OF importance
will be transacted.
~-Try the Flora Finn 10 cent cigar
made in Daytona, Fla.
W r. LINDSEY 4 Co.
Mr.. Chase, eX-may0r 81 Haverhill
Mass, will deliver a lecture at the
armory Tuesday evening under the
auspices OF the S4.abre.z. Socialist Club
The subject will be ''Orgnnin-,l Labor"
~-F Fresh doughnuts every day mt the
Gramling Bakery
f. Is. Colee one Of tn. proprietors Of
the Steam Wood Yard, left Tuesday
morning for Piccolntki, where he was
united IN marriage to n charming young
lady Of that place Wednesday evening
The Gazett-- News offers congratulations
~~Oranges and knmqunts ut the
Grnmlng bakery.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Hall, Of Mechanics
burg. H., who have winter home at
Maitland ar spending n week or so in
Daytona.' Mr.. Hall i- 80 pleased with
our city that l@ is thinking Of investing
in some ~ al estate
xS"To light housekerIars-Don't fail
to try Mills 25c dinner BY Gosh.
George H. Ludwig has purchased the
MaXw place ut the northeast corner
Of Second avenue and Ridgewood He
Intends to remodel the hous. and
h"nutify tn. grounds ana when com
plcted Mr. Ludwig Will have one uf the
prrttiest places in town
n- We're selling more bread than ever
Have YOU tried it, GRAMLING BAkERY
" Erickson, the cabinet maker, has
been busy lately turning out number
OF Kitchen cables for Bingham X Maley,
IA ping pong table for the Clarendon lnn,
and II very handsome checker vt. includ-
ing table and four chairs for Frank f..
Bond.
w~ Baked beans piping hot, at the
Gramling Bakery every Saturday after
noon
Lester Robinson, Of Kingston suburb.
learned n very painful lesson last Satur
day He made II toy gun stock and
fastened unto it 3S-calibcr blank shell.
This he filed with powder and attached
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-29
DOHRMANN SPEAKS TO
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.
Sound Sense On the Subject OF Advertising a
Place of Tourist Attractions What Bust
ness Organization Can Do To Advance
the Interests OF Community.

Promotion of tourist traffic by judi
cious advertising all over the mainland,
maintaining continuous representa-
ton at washington to secure appro-
priations and benefits for the Terri
tory, perfecting the Improvement of the
city's streets and architectural attrac-
tions. obtaining good municipal gov
ernment upon the basis of business
enterprise. preventing an abuse Of the
credit system, checking the abuse of
charitable subscriptions. and improv-
ing the commercial conditions Of Ho-
nolulu. were the pertinent points OF an
able, address made yesterday afternoon
by F. w Dohrmann of San Francisco,
before the Merchants Associa ton.
Mr.. Dohrmann was introduced by
President George w. Smith. After
paying his respect to the memory OF
the late w. w. Dimond. with whom
he had been associated in business,
and whom he succeeds as president OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-29
Reimbursement For Telephone Rent
Provided After All Day
Discussion.
Wide Latitude to Talk Which Leads Up to
General Survey of the Police
Methods All Around

Sheriff Lorrn Andrews, of Hawaii, the subject under
almost the entire day the House after the conclusion of
the morning day the Knockers Club and
majority members of the House shy the sheriff The
up proposal of Vida the chairman of the
Police Committee put the unpaid bills appropriations item
the Hawaii police for pay of telephones
IN their houses.
The discussion took wide latitude Kanho wishing add
providing Andrews
course ruled of order The levy for uniforms likewise drew
deal of discussion and there compliments paid the police
of Kauai and Maui by members from tho islands, simply show the
This
criticism given the big ISLE
devoted the discussion of Paee plan
of epers Moloka should
beease the passage of the expense bill Under the latter head
laugh created by the bill proposed by Kaawa the rapid
fire member from H who wanted appropriate $1s 900 for session
expenses $4,000 and for the Senate repeating
the bill which made their appropriation, but decided
already and the under has
been paid in part
discussed for the bill of the House for
unpaid bills being exception taken the fact that the prices for
the Sat printing much lower than those of the House,
bids asked and then of the senators thought there
provision of the failure make good of the
County Bill The result the putting of the eighteen months
preparation for committee consideration
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-29

Dinond q Co., Mr.. Dohrmann spoke
of the improvements of Honolulu since
his visit here three years ago. and he
noted that many of his suggestions
made then had been acted upon by the
Association.
'It seems strange that in almost ev-
cry large city in America" said he,
1.-THE association that stands for pub
lie improvements and the advance
ment OF better. government. is nine
times out of ten a commercial organf-
zation. That is not strange in COM
mercial city, but 1 was surprised a few
months ago on the occasion of a visit
to Washington. d. c.. to find a busi-
ness mans organization which held a
large meeting while was there and
before which I was called to make an
address. Even there in the least COM
mercial city in the United States. the
organization stood for public improve
ments.
ut seems that the merchant is es-
peciaIly able to see both sides of a
Continued on page ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-29
IN The HOUSE.

Better feeling existed when the House
met yesterday morning and the first
thing done was the withdrawal by Mr..
Fernandez of his resignation. On the
suggestion Of Speaker Beckley all refer
ence to the matter was stricken from
the journal Of the House
Chaplain II. Manase presented a peti-
tion setting forth that he is now and
has been serving as chaplain at Oahu
Prison. without compensation since the
death of the Rev. ]. Waiamau, who re-
ceived SIS a month. and long before
that time as assistant chaplain he
go, 81 onnronrtatio,, of s25 a month
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for twenty months. Sheriff Brown en-
dorsed the petition that the auditor re-
fused to grant warrants against pay of
guards and lunas. This went to the
Miscellaneous Committee.
Wright presented a resolution direct
ing the Sergeant-at-Arms to remove a
flower vase. which stood half filed with
water on the desk of Harris, as it was
breeding mosquitoes. The Speaker
would not entertain it.
PaeIe proposed a resolution appropri-
ating $4,000 in the Loan Bill. for the
erection and maintenance of a govern
ment hospital at Keaalau, Kaneohe.
1c....4i.,,,.,d al, r,ac-a D
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-29
Result of a Storm and Flood In
Northwestern Portion
of Iowa.
ACup From the Kaiser---Wu In Chinese Cabinet.
Wireless For "SoIace" Temperance
For BFemerton.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oAB1EanAmso

TOPEKA May 2SThe floods in Kansas years.
Many railroads submerged.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2s.-storms and lightning have done
great damage throughout persons
KANSAS CITY, MO-, May 2s.-The Missouri river is rising
above the danger point Many families moving higher ground
The Missouri Kansas City lined by large number of
shaks occupied mostly negroes These
and it likely that they the from which people
moving The big Muddy flood owing heavy that
followed cyclones Northwestern
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BREMERTON May 28.-The City Council has agreed to dis
continue all liquor licenses the navy yard.
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Grand Army Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.It is estimated that 100000
Grand Army will attend August encampment here.
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KLONDIKE'S ENORMOUS
YIELD OF YELLOW METAL
fAssooIATEp PREss oaBLEeRAMsa

DAWSON, May years output gold will
of 1902 by $S,oooooo
The output of gold from Alaska for the year 1902 $21
100000 Frequent estimates have been made recently that the output
for this year would for the whole Terri
tory.
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Sambo's Turn Now.

LOS ANGELES May 2sTho negro question viii be the next
issue before Presbyterian General Assembly.
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CONTINUED on page 80
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Strike May Resume.

DENVER May 2SLabo unions claim that the agreement end
ing the strike has been violated and there be renewal of the
troubles.
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Cup From the Kaiser.

BERLIN May 2S.-Kaiser Wilhelm has presented the New
York Yacht Club with gold cup for competition.
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WI Ting Fang Promoted.

PEKING May 2s-Wu Ting Fang late minister to the United
States appointed member of the Foreign Office
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Wireless For SoIace.

VALLEJO May 28A wireless plant has been installed in the
transport Soace
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Philippine Silver Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s-The America Maru brings two
million pesos from the Philippines for recoinage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-07
Cloudburst in Texas.

board for the County has been organized from which is expected good results.