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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
SLIGHT FREIGHT WRECK.

Freights COllided Near west Berlin This
Morning.
West Berlin, Sept 1s.-Two freight
trains collided near the gravel pitt on
the Central Vermont r. r. near this place
early this morning doing considerable
damage to three cars and stopping traffic
for several hours The. track was cleared
up by noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
A woman Bankrupt.

Burlington, Sept, 1s.-T The following pc
tltions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed
at the district court clerks office Ia this
city yesterday.
Annie r. Emery a woman farmer, Oh
Topsham. Liabilities $500, assets, S84SO,
exempt sl,l60.
George b. Deniars, freight brakeman
OF Lyndon. Liabilities $44l96, assets
$50, exempt $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

London, sept. 1S.- MessFs. D. g.. w
Jones, cotton brokers, Of Liverpool, sus-
pended today as a result Of the suspension
OF Wrigley & Son yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
MORE RESERVATIONS EXPECTED.

Other Cabinet 0ai0ers Likely 10 Resign
Their Places,
London, Sept. 16.-The Birmingham
correspondent Of the Exchange Telegraph
hears on the highest authority that the
designations Of other members Of the cabl-
net will be handed in shortly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

See the blue mixed suiting, 56 in. wide,
that we are selling for 80 per pard. Veale
& Knight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
ST. IOHNSBuRY RACES.
One Five Heat Contest Unfinished -Anoth
er Four Heat Race

0ne Five Heat Contest Unfinished Anoth
er Four Heat Race.
ST, Johnsbury, Sept. l7.--A fatal auto
mobile accident Id the morning and show
ers In the afternoon could not keep the
crowd away at the third and last day Of
the Caledonia county fair. Over s. 600 at
tended the races, which were the chief at
traction Of the day.
2S0 Glass Purse 5000
Lady Laurin, b. M, smith Bros. All i
Louise Wilkes, b. m. Allison and
Peck, q
Second Thought, Oh. 81 Newport
stock Farm 2s q
Prince Elect, b. a., Bean and
Nichols, 3 4
Time, 2.21, 2Ia ~, 2s2t IA, 2.23 3-A,
Stewards Annie w was first in the un-
flashed 2.19 class; Stewar's Gray Miller
took first money In the 227 class and Ut
toms Chebals first money in the free.for-
all. In the last race Page Bros. Milo S.
was third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

iardnuis Natlnnal laagna senras.

Yesterdays National league scores:
At Chicago, list game) Chicago 8, Phil
adelphla end gamel Chicago 6, Phila-
delphia 5.
At ST. Louis, (lst gamel Brooklyn 8, St.
Louis l end game St. Louis 5, Brooklyn
Z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
president Returns 3 Oyster Bay.

New York, Sept. 1S.--President Roose-
welt returned from Antietam this morning
and boarded the Sylph for Oyster Bay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS.
Grand Jury stin hooking Into East Mont
pelier Murder.

pelier Murder.
Montpelier, Sept. 1s.-The grand jury
was busy yesterday investigating the MUIR
der Of Peter Yorron at East Montpelier
ten days ago. Additional witnesses are
constantly being summoned,
The graud Jury finished the examining
Of witnesses today, and it Is expected that
1t will complete its work so that a report
will be made BY the first Of next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

Message From Minister Leishmsn.
washington, Sept. 1S-A long Cable
gram from Minister Lelshman, at Con.
stantinople has been received at the
state department 1t was sent to the
president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

Another new lot Of souvenir postals at
Dodge's iewelry store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

Two kisses for penny at the penny so-
eial this evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

New Fleeced Lined Wrappers at yeale
E knights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
nand Conoert.

The Montpelier Military band will give
a concert in Barre this evening from
the band stand In the square The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
REJECTS TREATY

Switzerland WIN Not Accept Proposed one
with Italy.
Geneva, Sept. 1S.--Swtzerland has re-
jected the proposed commercial treaty with
Italy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
Some Practical Suggestions I4bOut
Ge)haf TO Cat and Flow to Pre-
pare Food. n n Il n &

and put IN a sauccpau with twothirds OF
pint Of veal or chicken broth, tho liquors.
from the ecalops, . small onou, mipccd
hnr, a little chopped parsley, sweet mar
cred, for twenty minutes, allowing II 10
boil w rapidly az last. for two or three
minutes. skim Wen aud then add table
spoonful Of coru starch, moisteued I'm
little cold water or stock Stir constantly.
aud when n hollis add q quart of washed
aud drained scBllops and two tablespoon
luls ~ huttor: let come 10 boiling point
ana lust before removing from the IRE
STR In ono beaten Cgr gnd tho iulce ~
small lemon and serve. with rico Gro
SCAbLOP SAUTE, IN CHAFTNG DISH.
Put two tahleRpbontulB ~ butter In the
chahnC dish aud whom hot ana slightly
brown add gcalopk that have been sea
Soucd With pepper and rolled ln -four.
When tho sc1llors begin to brown, add
hnlf 2 tcaspoonful ~ snchovv paste and
juice ~ hair lemon. Cover closely aud
cook Tor ten minutes, thcn odd parsley
and cook Eve mlputes longer Serve VITA
SCALLOr SALAD took the gcslIons ~
fatcd winter very slowly Tor an hour
Drain snd rinse IN cold water hnd again
cook slowly for twenty minutes and then
plunge In cold. Rcldulated water Drain
aud chill, Mix pieces with equal quantity
Of celery cul into pieces about helf an
inch long Mix together With msvnnnHike
dressing ana garnish with lettuce, waite
celery tins and cut lemon.
pint ~ scalors. Brown level ton.
spoonful ~ minced onion in ono table
spoonful nf butter, stir In two scap level
toaspoonfnls ~ -four. h8lf ? tcnspoonful NJ
curry, dnsh ~ cayenne and quarter ~ n
tcsEpoonful salt and twothirdE Of a Gun If
cook hyc minutes or until they are tender.
Serve on toast with rice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
INQUIRIES ANSWERED.

Mrs J. J. Writes ! nm very much inter
ested In Table and Kitchen recipes ana md
them very helpful VIII you please publish
ono for mel How TO pickle onions mine
are always too dark.
PICKLED ONIONS You no doubt have
your vinegar TOO strong md perhaps use
ground spices white wine or corn vine
gar Is used when very white picked
onions are desired. although The elder vine
gar can be used successfully n spices are
left out
The following Is popular recipe' So
lect the smallest white onions you can
find. Cover with boiling water and whom
their skins can he easily removed, make
enough strong brine to cover the onions
/ Let them stand In this twenty -four
hours. then pour on and cover with
fresh brine and let stand same length Of
time then renew the brine again and let
stand for twentyfour hours. on the fourth
morning drain IN the brine. put the
onions in fresh water and little milk 10
help keen them white. and heat until they
ARE scalduR not. stirring them from bot
tom TO ton frequently Drain and place in
lars, distributing sliced small red peppers
among them, pour the vinegar boiling hot
over them and seal same as canned fruit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

Aldermen rsollor ,,I,,,, 49,. A.. -,.-
ro.,,rco,i,,., ,i,.. - W
'"H wv SN'etS pdNtu ny Inc ayers
Asphalt company aud stated that q ccrti.
rcd check for $500 BELONGING to Him a.
~, w "'PP ~
iNeS was IN possession of the city, having
ueeh presented with their bid for resurfac-
ing Willow street and on holm, irf,rr,,J
bv tho ,,,,,.,,. ,i,,, -, "7 '"''' NV
nTomisoJ w. fni,,,I uv "sl,'all c"lpuhy mad
,n,Lc H., tr a'.",' .u'u HEt'"WehL ana
tnaI ~ l'' ny J." contract ne asked
,urncd IN ~ inc contractors De re-
,, ,I'u - 'u'i9, re was informed That
az I',u '"uI" u' idh'R az once
of tie agreement to be- sisp@d by bo dC G3l
49, o., tmr N1I'I company I'M preparation for
a., ,p'a,seil'nl ol the water plant, II en-
upults lnt instructions of The council aud
pL",n 'ucH tnal lh' 'ity and the company
au1ii tavu so!e't q representative not tnau-
.LI4r,f tn,oITslcu ana lheSe two 10 select the
ishird member of the board. They are 10
NJ HuthorliE 70 examine the works of
l9e pant, To take testimony, make a com.
pieio inventory and ny value on tho
P,aht al MS present worth, exclusive Of
a., ,ueuis ana accounts OF the company
me company agrees 10 allow AN eNamm.
a,lgH ol Inventories hooks and records
ana the appraisers arc 10 he privileged 10
entcr the works ~ all hours for purposes
s al SNai.nlii4aign etc. The report Is TO Joe
qualify.
Ailer tho agreement is signed each party
| shall appoint Its representative within t,c
ua9s, ana inc Two nppoiuted shall name
the third within ten DAYS The city and
G H viii pay theg EGprGsentaiyes 99 ana
third member.
This agreement is not TO he ameudatory
or restrictive of the terms ~ the franchise
| or we company aud does not hlhu
the city TO the purchase Of the plant at the
figures OF the board of appraisers.
| The city attorney stated that the agree
ment had not been signed and would have
70 pc suuinltleu 10 ine Wetuhs OF lug
| The council referred the matter to the
mayer Win pGwer to act in all things
The charter came in for a final round
ana upon motion of Alderman Wall a, az
amendment was inserted providing thnl
aldermen may be appointed on the hoarC
of appralsement and receive pay for sucl
service. $500. ..o,
The council appears Of the opinion tina
the motions to use half of the $4,000 re
celyed from The street railway COMPANY any
shall be used for the new marAet nosSt az,
half for street having, OlHpOsfS tl luNH'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
DEATH OCCURRED nv LONDON,
Miss Maisie Turner Dies from Operation
for AppsndtCIts,

Miss Maisie Turner Dies from Operation
for Appendicitis.
A cablcgram was received Ivy relatives In
this city yesterday announcing the death
uu sunday Of Mics Mbisie Turner at London,
England
She was stricken with appendicitis and
an operation was resorted 20, but failed io
save her ne The deceased was . daughter
If Mrs Anna uruer and n niece NJ Mi
q r. aud Mr. Thomas Bringhurst 81 this
citv She left Houston several years ago
to take voice culture abroad aud hor sweet
eipging won hcr wide recognition. she
fnnrnd the United states with some ~ the
tncst opera companies that crossed ne
Atlantic She is remembered as a bright
,tinsomo ynung lady, and her untimelN
Geath is sincerely mourncd by all who kne"
her. ,.t q u rr,ruor
denni-tcd This life but few months pgo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
CHARGED WITH TRAIN WREcKINe,
Mexican and White Man Lodged in
County Jail.

sheriff Anderson returned yesterday morn
Ing having In charge the two men arrested
at Hampstead by Sheriff Lipscomb ON the
charge Of having caused tho Waller train
wreck. full account Of which appeared
in yesterdays Post,
One of the prisoners Is white man. who
gives his name as Gee. aud claims BRYAN
as his home. lie says that he was recent
~ released from the pcnltcniiary, having
the person at Bryan. Texas. The other
party is a Mexican unmed Hitherto frcgo.
addressed TO him At Mart Texas. lie
claims to he unable to speak English.
They arc said to suit the description OF
the men who were observed running from
the scene Of the wreck by the train crew,
nud the Inter win he called upon TO- idcn-
lily them upon their return 70 the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS.
An Oyster Supper Has Been Arranged
for Next Thursday Night

An Oyster Supper Has Been Arranged
for Next Thursday Night
The subject of the lecture Of Rev. sam
p. Jones next Saturday Is Philosophy,
Facts and Fun"
The following young men are invited to
an oyster supper Thursday night because Of
having recently secured one or more new
members for tho association Ashhy Brown,
c. c. Belk, II. c. Oliver. T. $. Lee, NJ,
r.. waddel, H. r. Davis sam A; Nc
Asian, e. II. norman Lindsey u Dunn,
Henry Branard. NJ. X. Scholl, II. c. Hur-
ley, John Scott aud VIII Whine These
young men are requested to meet at the
association rooms promptly at O'Clock
Thursday night,
The Gec club will meet tonight, There
is a special reason for a large attendance.
The club is making good progress ana TAX
Ing up an excellent class OF music Tn the
course OF note reading that has been con
tucd about ten weeks,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
a,ns Real Estate Deals.

deed was fled in the county clerks
oaice yesterday from j, +. Robinson con
veyine to Henry Cheek $40 acres Of land
originally granted 10 w. B. Reeves for
$1,000. ,.. -. -.
miles west Of Houston. Another deed was
aind from w. w. Ehler to @. $. Preston,
conveying 479 acres Of land out OF the
William Vince league about ten miles south
eagt Of the city OF Houston for $l22iO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
HACK oRpINANcn AGAIN.

f1ANIN blNANNE AGAIN.
The famed hack stand ordinance possesses
more lives than the proverbal cat when
the report of the ordinance committee WIS
presented on the petition of the members
of the Team Drivers union asking lhat
they be permitted to stand on streets. other
than Main street, in front Of business
houses whore permission so TO do Is granted
10y the owner or occupant Of the building.
there was division of opinion on the part
of the committee Alderman Watkins Er-
ported that THE petition rest until the
present working Of the hack ordinance is
seem While the other members of the
committees, Messrs. Miller and Garyey,
recommended That an amendment pass
Immediately granting the relief asked"
Alderman street led the opposition Ia al
tefatlph OF the recently enacted hack ordi-
nance. He said an ordinance that gave
general satisfaction to the public had 0n,y
been adopted affN great effort. lie be-
aud that No person had a right to saw
whether or not a hack could be privileged
10 stand Ia certain place. He was on
posed 10 any changes I'm the ordinance.
Alderman Watkins minority report was
lost when submitted TO a vote Watkins,
Street and Archer being Tho only ones yot
ing Tor 1t, and. on the motion to adopt the
prior prior, motion, " majority report being
The petition Of tho hack drivers was rc.
fered back to the ordinance committee
with instructius That they draft the pro
posed amendment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
THE JAP COLONY.

The First Of the Rice Growers Have Ar
rived.
AS announced exclusively in The Post
three weeks ago, Port Layaca is to have
the inst Japanese colony of rice growers in
Texas.
A party Of nine of these agriculturistS ar
rived yesterday in Houston from California
and escorted boy Mr.. r. l.. Cox left last
night for Port Lavaca, where they will
cultivate 100 acres as an experiment Taoy
viii grow rice and vegetables. Their fam
ilies viii follow as soon as homes are
erected for them -,
should the experiment prove success,
onite n colony will be founded IN the Port
f.avaca nCighborhood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
MOTIONS

Alderman Gaston-That the reports OF
the various heads OF departments he re-
ferred to the committee having iurlsdlc.
ton Of the respective departments. That
the committee return them at the next
meeting with such recommendations or re-
ports as they desire TO make, whereupon
the mayor be authorized 10 have 800 copies
printed in pamphlet or book form, together
with his annual message, and that 100
comics be cloth bound. the balance In pa
per cover. Carried.
Alderman CASTOR That the chief OF po-
lice he Instructed To notify Mr. John Fin
uiean 60 remove a fence from across Soy
cntb streetly recently constructed by him.
Referred to street and bridge committee.
missioner be authorized TO employ fifteen
extra men for q period Of four weeks,
these extra men TO hrst remove mud ana
otherwise clean all paved streets and any
additional work that street commissioners
may ind for them 20 do. Referred 20
finance cOmmlttee
ment for bids to build the proposed market
/ house be changed so as 70 require bldders
10 nut up r check for 5000 instead Of
Alderman street That The city engineer
no directed to give the street, curb and
| sidewalk levels to the street commissioneI
on la Branch street, north from MeSoWen
4 four block Carried.
Alderman wall-That the street commits
sioner drain and fill 10 holes on stanely
street Carried.
| Alderman Jones-Ihat the street com-
| ,nissdoner. under the supervision ~ the city
rnen opnn the diirp ~ stsam nnlu
street from willow street " Nhite oaI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

The Business League has been presented
with n valuable atlas by Colonel Richard
Cooke. II is an atlas Of the cotton pro
ducing states and counties and contains a
Ir NJ" ,,SSrs1nnei membership Of all commercial
exchanges Is also given and the, member
shin III the Houston Business League IL
shown 10 be one of'the largest IN tue eouu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

II you wish to use the spices, procure the
mixed spices from your grocer and try
SunlMr AN6 CARRIAGE SALAD --Turr
out q can OF shrlmrs, unless YOU can sri
tho fresh cooked shrimps, and rinse In cold
water Then drain dry and put into
olive oh aud same OF vinegar tarragon, II
YOU have ~ aud toss about until the
shrln,ps lool, shiny snd moist Arrange
bed " finely shredded cabbage. seasoned
With eait psprlca and celery salt on a
salad dish with border " tiny crisp let
tuce leaves. and heap tho shrimps In pyro
mid form In center Of re e96na Gn o"T 81
thick salad dressing. decorate ceuter With
a tiny lettuce heart aud sorve very colo
Tho cabbage may be mixed with celery
! seed and white mustard seed for change
MEALS FOR EVERY DAY
WEDNESDAY.
BREAkFAsT
Buckwbeat Cakes with Maple syrup
Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Berf Croqucttes with Cream sauce.
Dropped Biscuit snl Honey
Jumblos
Tea.
DINNER
Clam Bouillon.
Bottled Mutton with Gamer eaurn
stewed rurnirs Potato2S
" fis Puddings with Fosmy saoce
Gomez.
THURSDAY.
BREAkFASr
Baked AprlcF cream
Cereal Cre1m
Brolod Lamb Kidnerk 90 looH
Coffee
LUNCHEON
cold Sliced Meat with Tomato Jelly
Watercroas salad French procging
Lemon SnowbalF
Cocoa
Dinner
'sFe t1cG RRoaPbSt Grape Ichy
Riced Potatoes spinach
Fruit blanc Mango
Coffee.
FRIDAY
BREAKFAST
Grape Fruit
! Posrhcd Eggs on Toast
Wheat Cakes with Syrnr
Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Macaroni Croque1teF Tomato sauce
Cheese Sandwiches
Sliced Oranges. cake
Crane Jnice,
DINNER.
oyster Risque Voters.
Boiled Fresh salmon With oyster Snues-
Sliced Cucumhers
Stuffed PotntoeF Slowed Tomafoes
chicken CroqnettcE olres-
Peach BavarIon Cream Naearoons.
Cofee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
PETITIONS.

From w II. lloyd, for separation of AZ,
sessment. Referred TO finance comu'''''
and city assessor. liz. GROSS.
From citizens asking that the guily c,os =,
inc Woverly street in the First ward pe
allied mn. To street and bridge COMMIT !,
From Mrs. Mary Bobb, for correctlon ~
assessment. To finance committees anu
From / NJ Baker, for correction 81 eI and
in assessment To finance conni''''
assessor. ,, eor tho city to re
nave having material from block =, STith
s sIlS9 BUffaio bayou. To the mayor VIZ
power TO act. ,1at,inc that II
From VIII Powars con'p.ain,, art N Gas
n Kinperi 10 fencing up par 70
tania street and asking tnat ne s,eove,
STAINED ana that said fence pc - an,
s synm he as street. To city engineer any
M Frnn, r, u Ley offering to sen Ell, 10 acre,
civ Tor 5000 twelve and one hs'' ~ re,
land which contains deposit - com
graveI FOR paving streets. TO nnH"U'
rron, H. Il. Lee chapter, lni.sn 80 III,
ters ~ the coufederaey, tendeFlns ias -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

o.nts ~ every child vho phones or brings
ns an order TOR Pittsburg coal, whether a
barrei or ton Phones, old arm new, ~,
pffico ooslA Franklin, corner Main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
TILE KING OF PIANOS.

THE KING or FIANos,
THE PIANOS OF KINGS
The steinway is preferred and used hy
the Crowned Heads Of Europe and the entire
musical world Highest priced, bur incom-
parably the best VIII a. Watkin Music
Go. r. F Christopher, Houston representa-
tive. eli Blnz building; old phone a46, new
phone H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

s eae G,,l q the Harriet lane 10 park
From b NJ coghlan. for correction o, a..
s essn.ent' To hnance committee aud as.
=, From John E. Wiley. agent for G A.
htssler estate, for separation Of assess
ment TO finance committee and Assessor
no, Nm lsapella Mishcr, asking the city to
~ n"s I'm. ppne laH the expense Of building
Rartilon fence between her property and
W : engine house To ERE committee
.ba 'm houston Electric company, asking
s spa. council consider petition Tor double
Ettvtt railway track over Franklin street
oIpuge. To street and bridge committee
rom y, X. Gibson, for reduction ~ as
s se. To finance committee and as.
From II. Lippett. for separation y, as
SCISSOR "uu as
From Fifth ward citizens. for the open.
rs uI schwartz avenue from Odin avenue
20 the Icxas and New Orleans railroad To
street ana bridge committee
rom citizens for tho graveling OF Mildly
street from Harrisburg road to crossing OF
m iat,' OAK Lawn and Magnolia Park
iHtl!rohd' TO street and bridge committee.
rom, International and Great Northern
Iallroad, for release from order TO place
mfnt at Iceland avenue To light com.
From citizens for the grading Of Austin
street leading TO Iceland aud Mckinney
streets IN Third ward. To street and bridge
committee.
Froti the Chapman Manufacturing com
panN OF New York CITY, for SS6S. &c for a
street sweeper and brush. stating the same
were purchased January % and May -,
100. To finance committee.
FROM w. II, McGaldrich, for gas fran.
chise To finance committee.
From citizens asking that the lnterpa.
tlonnl ana Great Northern railroad 10 re
qnired TO comply with the order Of the
council and place the light at the inter
section Of their track and Iceland avenue
| To light committee
From citizens for the opening and grad
ing of Mckee street through the Little
Home Reserve addition. To street aud
bridge committee
From Western Newspaper Union, for cor
rection Of assessment To finance commit
tee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

nv keepIne the liver active the system IS
elesueed ~ Impurities and Is enabled 10
ward on diseases. ,,.,-.,.,
Tonic sold ASK your druggist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
uNrTNIsHFD BUSINESS

The resolution Of Alderman Miller call.
lug for the use Of all money loft from the
settlement with the railway company for
street paving and providing that citizens
could contribute to the paving fund. was
tabled upon motion Of Alderman Archer,
the vote standing 10 to ?
The request OF the school hoard for its
annual appropriation was laid over until
next Monday, when the budget will be
| fnLau tp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

hHrcu and open ditch on south side 81
Wood street from WILLOW street 10 Mont.
gomery avenue. Referred to street aud
bridge committee.
Alderman Kohihaun That tho city engi
neer investigate certain encroachments
upon Oak street. Carried.
Alderman Puls-That the Missouri Kan
sas and Texas railway put In a thirty.slv.
inch tile sewer on Spring street a distance
OF two blocks. 10 sewer committee.
Alderman Pulls That ihe Galveston. Har-
rishurg and san Antonio railway put Win
ter street between johnson and Colorado,
In good condition. Carried.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
STOCK Of Goods Sold.

nepnty United states Marshal Vann yes
terday sold the stock 81 goods OF NJ stnl ..
Saonn and was sold at e. cents on the dolihr'
beinr bought IN by n representative OF MIS-
trot a Co.'S Galveston house