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plenty Of material. -- :
"Of course. thousands Of impossi-
Bie plays are written. Mr.. Abingdon
df my company was a reader for an
eastern manager last year. He told
me that of $50 plays read in a few
weeks he found but one that was. pos
slble."
Mr.. Abingdon should have been
d dramatic critic" 1 said as I sur
rendered myseslf to the elevator boy
and disappeared.
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aged admirer stabbed her and fear
Ing the heart had been touched. the
surgeons took It out. found 1t was
uninjured and put 1t back. Now she
Is rapidly recovering.
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Mrs N. Fred Essig has issued in
vitations for a large musicale next
Wednesday night in honor of the Wis
iting doctors and their wives and
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some time with Mrs. Austin Corbin
at Loon Lake.
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Mrs. Isabella Easson has returned
from summering at the seaside. Her
daughter. Miss Easson, will return
next week. ARABELLA FAIR.
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Mr.. C. II. Jones returns next week
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Mr.. and Mrs. r.. B. Paterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden are having a
final outing at Hayden lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jackson have
sold their pretty little home on Can
non hill to the Byron Whites and
will be with Mrs. Winston this win
ter.
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Mrs. NJ B. Brownlee and family
return next week from their summer
outing.
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The Misses Cullen are entertaining
Miss Mollie Walker OF Butte. Mont.
in whose honor Mr.. Clyde Graves
gave a dinner party at the Country
club Tuesday evening.
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Misses Edna and Efhe Campbell en-
tertained at cards at their home last
night. Twenty-four players enjoyed
Five Hundred.
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Mrs. p. WEIGH and family also re-
turn next week from Seaside, Orc.
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Mrs Logan, who has been enjoying
a summers trip in Europe with rela-
tives from the east. has returned.
Her marriage to Mr.. Held Is expect
ed to occur in the near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by Association of County
Judges and Commissioners.
FAVOR ADOLIsHlNG THE GRAND JURY
Also Advocate the Passage Of Law
Preventing the Payment Of Poll Tax
by One Person for Another

Fort Worth Texas. February 0.--The as
socintion of county Judges and county com
mlssoncrs Of Toxins today concluded It's
sessions by further discussing the road qucs-
ton and the best remedy FOR improving
them Tho convention was divided ON the
proposition Of issuing bonds for this pur-
pose
The convention suggested the doing away
with the grand jury system aud in It's place
let the prosecuting attorney furnish the
data for bnsls OF arrest una prosecution. 1t
was claimed that thousands Of dollars wonld
bc saved at every term Of court by such a
system.
1t was suggested that n measure giving
boards Of equalization moro power In fore
ing Just rendition Of property values be
passed.
Judge Thomas c. Brady Of Fannin county
offered a resolution, which was adopted
that the present legislature should pass q
law making u criminal olfcnsc for one t.
nay the poll tax OF another unless the persot
! SO Offering to pay the said tax shall MAKE
! an nfhdavit that the money to be used be
! longs Ia and is furnished by the party 10y
4 whom said poll tax IS due, and that he Il
! not directly or indirectly interested IN thu
money used IN the payment Of the said tax
The following officers were elected; w. j
McKoy Of johnson county, president; W. y
Mcconnell. palo Pinto county, vice presi
dent; i. r. Woodward, Dallas county, sec
rotary The next convention Will be belt
Mt Galveston IN August
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TGxAs.
nontha

An immcnse deposit OF asphalt has been
found IN Lampasas county, the result Of
boring water wells
Otto Boehme Of Bryan shielded by shoot
ing himself.
Waco officers are investigating the cause
OF rho death Of b. "A Cherry, a farmer
Government Expert MoxIc win so on the
stand in the Tyler hank cnse today. HIS
evidence is regarded as being OF impor
lance.
c. c. Mansel was adjudsed guilty Of
contempt Of court by Federal Judge swayne
and sentenced to sixty days In jnil
The Association Of County Judges adopt
ed some important resolutions.
some Of the citizens of Fort Worth have
indorsed Hanna's plan for pensioning eS-
slaves.
The Galveston commission will propose
amendments TO the charter whereby the
saiariea Of certain positions will be In
creased.
Mrs 4. W. wllkerson was accidentally
shot and killed in the Beaumont oil neld'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Tom Green County.

San Angelo, February There has been
such an unprecedented rush at the TAX col
lectors office that even the increased force
has been unable to keep up with the work,
and many payments were therefore taken
and recorded and receipts to be delivered
later. No exact figures are therefore as yet
ohtanable, though the number Of receipts
already Issued amounts to over 100, exceed
ing last years by nearly 300, the number
issued for the previous year up 10 the cor.
responding date being 1881. Apparently
therefore the number Of poll tax payers
will probably approximate II not exceed last
years voters who cast their ballots and il
Is possible f'at anticipation of early pro.
hibtion and corporation elections Ia petition
being now In circulation for the latter had
some influence In the matter of payment OF
poll taxes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
HOUSTON.

Opponents Of the new charter submitted
TO the legislature nre circulating petitions
opposing II.
The grand Jury hns returned ten bills OF
Indictment, nine for burglary and one for
theft.
Daughters Of the Republic held regular
meeting and plan for pushing work on San
Jucinto battlefield.
The salvation Army Will locate colony
'rhe Second Presbyterian church congrr'
cation will erect new edihcc at the coz
ner OF Main aud Dennis avenue.
Tho Turnverein has accepted recon
mendotions OF building committee FOR new
club house
The manufacturing plant Of the KirtieJ
self.indcxing ledger has been located II
Houston.
N. w Morrison died from the effects o.
bullet wounds received In the Fifth ware
shooting Inquest Will be heard todny.
| The members Of the school board nre no
agreed as 10 amount Of funds necessary e
| keep the terms up TO nine months.
/ Mr. II. J. Mussck an expert orchardlst
1 tells OF the fruit growing possibilities
: Enst Toxins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, February 6.-Mr, and
Mrs Albert p. Hinton and Mrs,
II. c. Mix Of Columbus Texas attended
the reception at the Waite House last
night
Pensions granted Texans; original-Wil-
liam II. Robertson, Fra, 50, lncrease--John
II. McCragin. Baird Sle; Henry X. Habick,
Cost. So. widows minors and dependent
relatives Elizabeth Il, Senscbaugh, Leland
IS; Sarah A. Emerson, Bella, S.
Patents issued this week; Edward Carl
ton, Brennan, spindle nut attachment
Charles t. Fcrnott, Bartlett, seed planters
Ferdinand l.. Heinrich, High Hin. wrench
John b Lut9 Vernon, abstract book for
county records, etc.
Reports from Texas to the comptroller
Of the currency show that since March IA
1900, OF National banks with capital %
less than $4,000. l16 banks with an aggre
gate capital OF Ss,I3sOOO have been organ
| lzed, and that banks organized with a cap
| ital over $4,000 number forty-two, Will
aggregate capital of S2,ol000o, Total mum
! Der OF bnnk l5S, total capital S80I3,00O
total bonds deposited sl,7o0,400
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
TIE OKLAHOMA SCHEME.
Interior Department Is Now Considering
the Matter,


Washington, February GA proposition
TO make the southern boundary Of Okla
homa the quarantine line beyond which cat.
tie can not be taken north on account Of
the so-called Texas fever" Is now being
considered by the department OF the in.
terlor. resolution urging the moving of
the line that far south from It's present
position was introduced in the Oklahoma
assembly some time ago and certain in,
terests In that Territory called the matter
To the attention OF the president who In
turn referred Il 20 Secretary Hitchcock
That official has turned Il over to Judge
Van DevAnter. the assistant attorney gen
eral Of the department Both Hitchcock
ana Van Deynnter are reported TO he iu-
clined 10 give Teas cattle interests the
worst Of the deal by moving the line far.
thor south hut for the fact that this ac-
ton would prevent the transfer Of herds
from Texas to the leased graHing lands In
the Territory AMI would thus deprlve the
government az the considerable amount of
revenue derived from the leasing of these
lauds The Texas cattlemen contend that
the establishment OF the quarantine line
even ne tar north as al present Is an injury
10 them. Some action Is expected In the
near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Bosoue County.

Meridian, Texas, February 5-The fol.
lowing comparative report Of the polls rem.
dered, polls paid, etc, will give YOU the
true rendering in Bosque county. Polls
rendered. 1902, $500; polls not voters. 43o
Pol voters who might have voted I'm 1902
Tuary l, 1908, 2SS5. or these polls one se.
loon keeper at Meridian paid twentv.tve
and one at Clifton forty. II other saloons
paid polls She payment was made through
other than saloon keepers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
CONGRESS.

The sennte agreed to the house amend
nttnts TO the bin to expedite trials IN cases
under thu sherman antitrust law
The senate passed a number Of bills ~
minor Importance.
Senator Morgan, in corne,'ton with MS
resolution calling upon the secretary OF me
navy for correspondence regarding the mil
itary occupation Of the bay Of Panama
and Colon warned the senate Of the dan
gers that might come If the present canal
treaty is adopted.
The house closed the debate on the anti
trust hill vote viii be taken on the
measure today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
McLennan County.

Waco, Texas February g. The city and
county tax collectors have not completed
the footings of the tax payments that were
made up to February and hence it is not
known just how many paid poll taxes.
However, careful estimates place the ng.
ures at 1900 for the city and county. the
same was made In these dispatches on the
day after the books were closed, County
Tax Collector Tucker states that there were
fewer delinQuents this year than there
have ever been before and bulk OF the
taxes was paid the last ten days Nearly
1000 poll taxes were paid in punches, the
money having been made up by the busI.
ness interests of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
NAcoo0ocHEa AFTER COLLEGE.
Prominent Baptist Divnes viii Listen TO
the PROPOSITIONS.

Nacogdoches, Texas, February 6.-Dr. J.
B, Gamhrell OF Dallas. Or, j.. NJ Carroll
OF Waco and Rev. J. Il Gambrell OF Tyler
arrived IN the city this morning. These
gentlemen compose a board 70 settle the
removal OF the Baptist college now located
al RuSk. The citizens ~ this town have
submitted proposition Offering grounds
suitable buildings and cash donation 60
have the college moved here macs meet
ing OF the citizens Is called to meet Satur.
day evening, when hnal action will he
taken upon the proposition submitted here.
other desirable polnts are bidding Tor the
college, but the commissioners seem favor.
ably impressed with this locality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
LEGISLATIVE.

The senate took up the resolutions anent
the drawing for terms, and went into an
tnvestisatlon, disclosing only rumors and
barber shop stories.
A bin has been prepared by the commit.
zee providing for the working Of short term
conyicts on county roads.
The senate passed bill repeating occupa-
tlop tau on lawyers and dentists; providing
that divorced people may not at once re.
marry.
The house engrossed the bill making life
Insurance policies really ineontestable after
teeond payment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
PaIo Pinto County.

Palo Pinto, Texas, February 5.--There
have been 1907 poll tax receipts issued up
to February while the tax rolls show the
number Of poll tax for this county to be
24l5. leaving COS disqualified voters in this
county. There were about Fifty who vol.
unfairly came up and asked to be placed
on the rolls who had been overlooked and
paid their poll tax. There were about twsn.
" who have paid their poll taxes ana have
not paid their other tax. There is some
talk Of county prohibition election, and
II It should be ordered 1t will give the
pros. good showing TO win.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
TEXAS DEATHS.

MCFARLAND. Victoria. Texas, February
4-Nryys renchcd here OF the death Of Mrs
M NJ Mcfarland Of Port InvnCu. which
occurred AT Austin this morning, from
an attack Of pneumonia contracted at
tho inaugural hail The remains VIII be
buried here where she formerly resided
Her husband Is well known throughout the
State md rs ut present located az Austin,
representing several large printing houses
JOHNSON Wemar. Texas. February J.
Tho remains Of Mrs Annie johnson miss
Annie Crebhs, lato II Wcimar) ~ Cl'Ve
land. Texas, arrived here last night and
were today buried In the oda FOLLOWS
cometerl' III ht iduhliI ErINc Io'. ~
deceased was nanEe OF IWoIauo '92HhtE
me dhnEhtcr ol Nr 9hu NlrS. w -,
! Ireops' WIG EgW i've 10 Vienna sue w, ""s
a." teoCta, ,n,isil f0r snrcrai vnors n,gt
/ ,,.,,,+,,.r,,-,, u. ~, rr.,.I.,...
NASult NN LUNG, IcAHs' ttu.uul y J,
o.-Ars caroline Nashnnfne' an 3Eel ana
. much respected lady, died at hcr nome IN
this city at < o'clock Yesterday evening.
Deceased at the time Of her death was ~
years, months and days old For near
Is hfty ve0rs she had resided In Caldwell
county. the last twenty years OF when was
spent IN inlnE me romans were carried
20 Locbhart thls evening, Where tney WI
re iSlu !" ISst by lue eslp ol ner nuSua" '
/, III INC h"'A"HV' 'eih''''S'
WILCoN. Waco, Texas, February g
Major p. D. Wilcox, q well known either
OF THIS county ana city died ~ ms nome
lust WEht NJ ~ O'Clock ms ucatn was
huuuen "4e. ne nrveaseu was oo N vnss ~
A VIZ INA ,rlIeS a VIE nnn seven cpputt, =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Conoho County.

Paint Rock, Texas February a.-Tbe ~,
receipt books Of concho county for the year
1902. which were closed January 81, 1908
show that there were paid 27o polls Tbs
numeer o. votes cast at the last election
were over age, which leaves seventy. anf
who voted last election who have paid M
poll tax in this county. Some OF these novaS
into the county between January l. 1000
and before May l. le02' and may have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Investinoatino pepredation CLAIMS.

Gainesville, Twas. February 6.-Mr
John stanshury, assistant United States at
torney, with headquarters az Washington.
u. C., accompanied by his wife. has regis.
tered here AZ the Lindsay house Air
srnnshury has charge of thu Indian denre
dGtions and Is here 10 investigate the Gil
Han claim OF Soooo for seizure OF cattle IN
the Chickasaw country,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Ds Witt County

Cuero Texas, February CIV. II Ora
ham, tax collector. has lust finished max.
Ing up his rolls for January. There were
$3.50 poll tax assessments altogether, in
Guiding those with property and the Doll
tax only, Of which number 1886 paid the
poll tax before February /, leaving 694 un.
paid. There were SO unpaid last year al
the same date, Normal vote is about 5000
which viii leave the county nearly 1OCC
votes short
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Denton County prunaIsts.

Denton, Texas, February 0rhe Denton
County Druggists association has been or
ganized with o. NJ. Curtis president. T.. A.
Wright vice president, w l. Buster treas
urer aud W. l.. Foreman secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
GENERAL TORRES REsIuSA''V',

Minister OF War Claims neI,sians
Active Enough Aealns' ,s,,l,.s ~
Tucson, Ariz,, February ~ AZ, ceres
Hermosillo. Mexico, state 'ua 4 d.
Torres has resigned bis conl q ~
First military zone by requgs'. ..,,o Tors
ceeded by Brigadler General l ,ss,',.r 4 o
The reason assigned by the m,u a,,S sr.rf
IS that Torres was not active ea a.,ass, 81,
the Yaaui indians. Torres With CtaFss
that his close friendship wsr, rs v
REYES, former minister ouas,rnaticn. NIX
cause for the call for nls ~ candidate Y
Is considered formlpamnval Of IelijI' n
the presidency. The r .,h The polleF q Z
said to be In accord WI Peges,
administration regaralus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7oday's Weather.

washington, February e.-East Texas
Rain Saturday, except fair in northeast
portion. Sunday fair; fresh north winds,
west Texas and New Mexico-Eair sat
urday and Sunday.
Indian Territory, Oklahoma and Arkan'
.As-Rain or snow Saturday. Sunday fnlr'
Mississippi and Loulsiana-Rain SATURDAY
fresh north winds. Sunday fair.
Alabama Rain saturday; fresh northeast
winds Sunday probably fair
Observations taken By the United states
weather bureau at .. M, Ioth merldlan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
WASHINGTON.

Green md Hawlcy are stll working on the
scheme to divide the State for patronage
purposes.
The interior department now has under
consideration the plan OF shutting Texas
cattle out OF Oklahoma.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Oranna County.

Orange. Texas, February 6.-The official
count of the poll taxes paid in Orange
county and city was given to The Post
reporter this evening. The county tax col.
lector collected from go voters and the
city collectors record shows only 3TS polls
paid. This is little more than one .third
the ordinary voting strength Of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
LEoPoLp,s AssAILANr ON TRlAL.
In His Examination He Assaled Society
as Cause OF All Evil.

as Cause OF All Evil.
Brussels February B.--The trial of
Genarlo Rubino, the Italian anarchist On
the charge Of attempting to assasslnnte
King Leopold, November IS, by irlng three
shots at him while he was returning from
the cathedral here, after attending a TIE
Deum In memory OF the late Queen Hen,
rietta, was opened today in the 6sslae court,
Large crowds ~ people gathered IN the
vicinity OF the court but only the wit.
ted.
A detachment Of police Of considerable
strength maintained order, Rubino replied
voluhly 20 all interrogations aud whenever
he uttered the word anarchy" he raised his
voice as though exultlng IN his connection
Herewith The prisoner bitterly assailed
modern society as the cause OF an evil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
FOREIGN
The trial NJ Rubino who attempted TO XIII
King Leopold, has commenced.
VENEZUELA.

President Roosevelt has declined the invi.
tation Of the allies 10 arhitr0tc the ques-
ton OF the preferential payment.
London officials Insist that the allies
profIcr 10 submit the method Of treatment
10 arbitration ought to facilitate settle.
ment,
The controversy will now 50 70 The
Hague for settlement
As soon as the protocols referring the
controversy to The Hague tribunal have
been signed the blockade will be raised
The reference Of the dispute 10 The
Hague Is considered a victory for Mr..
d. Bowen, as Venezuela will not have 70 begir
SnyENrts until the question OF priority II
.ef- which may be delayed many
month";
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
sw,sher County.

Tulia, Texas, February 8--About 300 poll
tax receipts were issued to February /, the
same being about ten or fifteen more than
the votes polled last November Very few.
If any, separate poll taxes issued, as this
county has very few of the floating popua-
tion without means.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Camp County.

Plttshurg, Texas, February 4.-There
were 1878 tax receipts issued here up to
Saturday night, the 3lst Of January; an
excess over last year OF about 100. or the
humber OF receipts issued about 800 were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07

poll tax receipts Issued 10 January 81 was
not In excess Of former years This lack
Of effect is attributed to the fact that there
is no county or precinct elections to be
held this year, However, the collector re-
ports a few who have come In and paid
polls where no other taxes were assessed
against them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07

ellped on the prospect of weak bank
statement. Money, however, became
easier.
The grain markets were bulllsh on favor
able foreign news and all grains close
higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Collin County.

Mckinney, Texas, February e-,rhe exact
number of poll tax receipts issued in Col
lin county can not vet be determined, but
the tax collector informs a Post correspond-
emit that the total will be about $500. The
but little wa '"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Throckmorton County.

Throckmorton, Texas, February LIZ
have been 81 poll tax receipts i's'',
this county, twenty-six of the 81 Il. ~ I. 1
tax, only polls. There have peen Om
assessed, leaving fifty-three polls unpl'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
ECZEMA. No cuRE. No pAy

Your druggist wall refund your money II
PAZO OINTMENT falls 10 cure Ringworm
letter old Ulcers and Sores. plmpies and
Blackheade on ths face, aud all skin dis.
cases. so cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
montaoue County.

Montague, Texas, February 80 =. q
rons assessed 1902, 4631; county po n,lli i
by January 81. 1908, $40 e coSs ~
linquent February /, 1908 lleo'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made slight advance on
bad weather In the South and bulrsh in.
depreciation OF the worlds visible supply,
The stock market was dull and prices de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Midland County.

Midland, Texas, February 2--Ils', !" J,
ITO poll tax receipts issued; aoOu' y Nc e
cent of the voters registered. soIs M h
perhaps OF the nontaxpayerS '00A y
aaiDts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
RAILROADS.

The Central has been acquired by the
Rock Island.
Katy trainmen have been given an In
crease Of - and Is per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Rrisooe County.

silverton, Texas, February o-a .,,,,, +
dred and seventy-four poll tan ,o tsr ID "
sued: very few separate; Soo vow
county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07

in Waller county. There are possl0s ". 3
in the county not subject TO poll Iaz ~ h.
thing over 1900 votes were cast mere Z
election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Ransi.ra Countu.

Bandera. Texas, February 2-rhe pol,
tar amenameAs seems to have had little
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07
Grimes County

Anderson. Texas, February H.. ol eo..r
number Of polls paid 2o7o in Grims'