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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
WHAT II MEANS.

The delegates from the United Brother.
hood Of Railway Employees, who were pres
ent at the meeting last night and who, &C.
eording to their statement, were excluded.
from the meeting, were Messrs. j. A. Ste
phens, w. n. Morrison, Oliver Lorenzo, q.
Q. Holzworth and l.. Murdcn Mr.. Morrl.
son said he had an idea of what was com
ing and he resigned as a delegate from the
Brotherhood and stood rs representative
from Inc Backsmiths union. The dee
gates OF the Brotherhood SAID they repre-
scented $40 men. They caim that the truu-
Die arises over question of aunIation
with the American Federation OF Labor
1t Is learned that the contention OF the
council Is based principally upon the fact
that the United Brotherhood of Halfway
Employees have furnished cards TO painters
VINO are not members OF union regularly
ahlliated with the Houston Labor Council
ond that these painters, through the Inc.
dunn of these cards, are allowed 10 come
IN competition with duly authorized mem
bers of the union. The president and secre.
tary of the council would make no state
ment on the subject
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SHORT rrxAs SPECIALS.

LEXINGTON the near future news
paper is to be started here, with H. u,
scuiossnuu editor.
LEXINGTON. About twenty men came
In last night 10 begin WORK ON the immense
railroad sturage oil TANK To he erected mere.
CORSICA III NJ Stlnson fell front
a derrick In the oil Held mere and broke a
tawboue and sustained some minor IN
Juries.
CoRSICANA. Six rural free delivery
routes will be established at Comicanh
February . with SIX carriers. The routes
embrace nm area Of III square miles, and
will serve a population OF 34O5,
M'KINNEY AT special meeting Of
the city council the resignation or Guy
Recorder r.. If Bumlly was rendered OIL
accolnt OF ill health and accepted J. Il.
Reeves, formerly city attorney was
chosen to Ill the vacancy.
CORSICANA. Up to Monday night Cor
scana had received 2O,G1 bales OF cotton.
II the present good We. II viii last two
sidprahly augmented. as there - consid
erube cotton yet to be picked.
CORSICANA. The Catholic church viii
The preaching viii be done by Faith ar
j. NJ Hayes and the pastors ~ all IN
other churches have been Invited o. 70
tend and 20 baud In their written obicc-
lions TO Catholicism.
MARLIN "A great many clerks have
been retired by the stores IN this CRY since
the first Of the present month ItLl trade
ana the probabilities Of business not i'm.
proving very much for some months eau
the merchants to take this and other
means Of reducing expenses
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS


Norfolk, Va.-Salled: Pillar de Larrinaga
Ora, from Galveston for Manchester.
Port Eads.- Arrived: Condor (Nor.), from
Bmehelds; Donald (Nor), from Ceiba; Pres
ton (Nor.), from Port Llmon; III Vale
tAm.), from New York Sailed; Mammouth
tHrl, for Bremen Roath (I3r.), for ltotter.
dam: Texas DAM. for Copenhagen; UsE
Br9, for Liverpool.
Nantes. -ArriYed Azalea (Br.), from Gal
weston
from Galveston; Telesforn (span), from
Philadelphia.-Cl Atlas, for Port
Arthur
Galveston.
Galveston: lei Rio, from Galveston. Clear
ed: Northwestern. for Port Arthur; ~
Co. No. 90, for Port Arthur
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THE INDIANOLA MATTER
Mr. Henry May Make a Demand for
the Facts in The Case.
A HEATED DISCUSSION WILL RESULT
The Cabinet Talked the Matter Over and
Decided That the President Is Right
From His Standpoint.
Especial to The post.l


Washington, January B-rhere was a
dearth OF developments 10 the lnd,nuola
postoffice case today. due mainly TO the ab-
sence from the city Of nearly the whole OF
the Mississippi delegation, Most OF the
members are expected 10 return tomorrow,
Whom the matter Will be reopened. Mr.
Henry who, on sunday, announced b.s de
termination to offer resolutli calling
on the president for more facts and de
tailed explanation, decided not to DO this
yesterday, but Il is said that he has again
reconsiderod and that the resolution may
be forthcoming after all. II It is offered
Il viii probably result in a heated debate.
Postmaster General Payne said today
that he had received from United States
Marshal Wilson Of Mississippi q telegram
urging him to stand hy the Cox woman
Wilson was democrat, but deserted bis
party In order IN accept nh Office at the
hands Of the Roosevelt administration.
Private udviccs received here are 30 the
effect that the Cox wolnan's conduct OF the
Office was moi complained of e1cept that
she allowed the premises To he n loafing
place for the negroes Of the town.
Feeling among Southern congressman, and
especially among the MississipnNrs, con
tinurs Intense. The attempt Of the admin.
istratiou to curry favor with the negroes
of the close Northern States at the eN-
pcnse of deCcncy In the South has proved a
common disgust II s obvious that hay
Ing sacrificed reputable white republicans
in the South ia catch the Northern Negro
vote, Roosevelt Is not ashamed to clncu
negro eXaltation by SELLING an opportunity
to visit what he thinks IS humiliation on
tho white people Of Southern community
Hts action I'm the lndianola case and his
appointment OF the negro Crum at Charles
ton =, G., are being unreberVedly con
demned That these things nave intensined
the bitterness already e1tont, Is not to Dc
dOubtpd.
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Cameron Cullinqs.

Cameron, Texas January g. The Conc
livery stable OF Rockdale moved into Cam
eron yesterday aud viii occupy the new
Rode's stable.
Il, NJ. Woodruff Of Temple has been
appointed agent at this place by the Santa
Fe, vice H. T. Knight, having resigned
to accept a position IN San Antonio VITA
the Southern Pacific railroad, Mr. KnlgI,
has been an efficient and popular agent,
Or ~ Cass county health officer re-
norris three cases of smallpox ~ the
county. well Isolated. No danger Is ap
pretended.
Captain John cornell has returned 10 his
home ut Ionota, after visit to his sister,
MIS-. s. j Clement
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sTArrMENT SENT no MLAURIN.

Memphis, Tenn January GA stan spe'
cinl to the Commercials Appeal from IN
aionola. Miss, says: In compliance with
request from United States Senator o. i.
McLaurin. asking for n full statement OF
facts regarding the postofhce trouble !.
{. Chapman. lawyer Of Indianoa, mas
forwarded report covering the case from
the outset. a..
Tho statement einphaucaly denies that
any threats or intimidations were made al
mistress G7he statement recites, further
thnt the woman's resignation was volun
tary after she had received Il petition from
the people asking that she give UP tne
oflce,
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SITUATION UNCHANGED.

Memphis, January "a scimltor stan
special from IndianoIa, Miss, says; The
situation here is unchanged The indie
pendent mail route established between In
dianola and Heathman on the Southern
Railway. four miles distant Is working
smoothly aud mail is being received only
two 10 three hours late 80 special oih
mo negro postnistress who left for Br
minghain last night citizens here are re-
lying upon Senators Money ana Mci@urin
and the representatives, In the house 10
relieve the present annoying conditions And
il is believed the entire matter VIII be adj
iusted in a short time.
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Discussed ny CAB1NET.

Washington January 6.The Iuiianola.
Miss, posto1ce case was discussed by the
cnbuet at its meeting today and 1t was
decided that the stand taken by the nd
ministration should he adhered to, the con-
tantion bolnr that the people themselves
and not the government are responsible Tor
the closing OF the Office. Postmaster Gen
rral Payne had no new developments 10 re-
port.
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Afternoon Press Assooiation.

Beaumont, Texas, January 6-1he Texas
Afternoon Press association met here thu
morning in the office Of the Journal for
the purpose Of going over matters of bust
ness in connection with their work This
afternoon they took a ride down the river
on the steamer Lawrence, There were also
members of the Rice Belt association, the
personnel Of which appeared In this morn
ing's Post They did not give out anything
OF their deliberations while IN scsssi9D
simply stating TINT this was one Tune
where the nov paper men had nothing to
give to the press.
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Court In Session at oonzsles.

Gonzales, Tex $, JaAu ry ). ID strict
court convened this morning 20 III tie ia
with three new officers W. NJ. AT ms d,
district attorney; W. w Johnston, saerir
and j w. Holmes clerk,
Judge kennon impane.ed the grand jury
and after giving them paiu and foreih
charge appointed T. NJ. Lnmkin foreman.
The civil docket will be taken up this even
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ENyELoPED IN ELECTRIC FLAMES.
Shocked Everyone Who Went to His
Assistance.

New York January with loud 80
port and binding flash. one Of the fuses
In the main generator In the power house
OF tho United Electric Light aud Power
company blew out last night William
Smith, am electrician, was enyclopcd from
head 10 foot In the fash Of flames and
dropped TO the aoor Several Of his fol
low wnrknen tried to carry him away, but
as suun as they would touch him they
would receive "lertrlc shocks sur lent to
c9usr them 20 Ia go. Suitu was dn4lly
lraey,d from wh're no 4 I'd sui takeu TO a
hospital In n serious condition.
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Alvin Locals.

Alvin. Texas, January 6-"Partners for
Life" an entertainment given under the
auspices of the Alvin Orchestra last Fri.
day night at the college building. was re-
heated last night to crowded house.
The public aud private school, opened
M Yesterday morning aft = two weeks
n East Brazorla County Teachers IN
stitutr will meet In the high school bull l.
2 next Saturday morning large at
tendance OF teachers is expected
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LABOR COUNCIL MEETING
+. W. Morrison Resigns as Vice
President of Council.
U. B. OF R. E. OUT OF THE COUNCIL
Mr. w. J. Murray Is Elected to Succeed
Morrson-Street Commissioner Free.
man Addresses the Council.
U. B. OF R. E. OUT OF THE COUNCIL

There is trouble In the ranks Of the Hous-
ton Labor Council
According to report It has been brewing
Tor some time, and last night at the regular
meeting OF the council 1t came to Il focus
AS result Mr.. w. Frank Morrison resigned
as vice president, and the delegates OF the
United brotherhood Of Railway Employees,
OF which Mr.. Morrison is the local head
were Tired out Of the union" to use the
expression Of member of the Brotherhood
When the meeting Of the council ad-
journed at l1A5 O'Clock last night it was
ascertaiued from reliable sources that as
an outcome of tho meeting the delegates Of
the United brotherhood of Railway En-
ployes retired and Mr., Morrison had resign-
ed his position Of vice president of the
Houston Labor Council In an effort 10
Yindicate himself Mr.. Morrison again sub
mltted his name for the office Of vice prcsi-
dent The name Of W. j. Murray, president
OF the Timers union, was proposed as bis
opponent. ana amid mucn excitement the
iole was taken. W nen the count was given
II showed Morrison 10 have received 10
votes ana Murray 80
MI MORRISON was present at the meeting
ny u delesale from tue Blacbsmrns union.
ana ne llq not seem TO be mucU Disturbed
concerning the action OF the delegates
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RAILRoAp lRoN ANp CEMENT.

British Steamship Penrth Castle Arrives
From Antwerp With Large Cargo.
Galveston, Texas, January 6.-The British
steamship Peurith Castle arrived this morn.
ing from Antwerp with a heavy cargo, con
sisting Of railroad iron and cement
Railroad iron is being imported here by
the shipOad to be used IN railroad con
sfructlon in Mexico. This is obtained from
abroad because the demand in this country
Is greater than the facilities for prOduc
Ing II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

New Orleans January G-AdYices from
Washington state that white people are
demanding the immediate resignation OF
negro postal clerks on the Alnhamn ahn
VsicisShbrr railroad the Vicksburx N eve.
MORT and Paciac railroad, the Louisville ana
Nashville railroad and the southern Kan
way. Two hundred men are involved
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K OF THE Y. M. {. A.
Has Been Accomplished 10 Texas
Associations Last Year.
rANT PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Inc, School and Camp Win Be
\ a, Hancock Park LsmPasas.
Funds Are Needed.
TANT PLANS FOR THE FUTUN

4 ,.,i,nauial stage Of the work Of the
np'' ,.-t.tt,,, Assopta+ion In 'revas
Mems Ih'lS''"" - .-,... 49,.
n since been passed. anu IVuuy tuVse
oiose observers Of the work being
80 .ro of nne opinion-that &c has
lisheu uIe VI Wv ~, $50, T.. ~
permanent potent laclor III Tue
lane state.
III damned and fullv organized
wen p'a-i1 r..,a ,yso,iotions oro
which the leAas aesot'uV'Viu' "tS
h. boys Is being commended by
-. md nropounced Tx, +hem
ftul peop'e a."
NJ untold value 10 tue lulure Oh thc
mo Growth of tho work In Texas
af,.., ,.o,.. hos hoe, ,l-
sthe past "it''n
bhcnOmenal; IN the accumulation or
N On tl,, doveiopmeut Of it's internal
N t.,..,-., - asso,.,,+i,,r.
tlo1' ~ tH'
Ahe efficiency Of the work zone there
IN, steady forward movement. Eff
49,. s.,- ogso,ia+in,s rho, On
fafs ago tno lev
etc we're doing al SORTS OF work ior
i ana all closscs of people, but to
.t,,. ~ oNo,+ Tow +,, 40
W. y u"iiS
flinent IF q dchnitc ann tue reach-
sbovs and young men and throwing
4 h,, .hot rn,rarrnI nrovaptivo In.
Il nF"'
ana ohefIAe them ITlFiieg $ tue
H. OF which Is the upbuildng Of true
IN.
n
present status OF INC WORK III IeNas
organized city ana railroad
q ,,,oro ef,,.ty.o trained mo, ara ,iy.
'H'i' Ni''
nc entire time /" the development
*work; thirteen. buildings with their
II ., ,otusa AZ so1o oOo rron ,rb,cb
Mnt Naiuet az H@uV'ppo' upou Whlcn
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10 Secure a Parsonage.

The stewards Of the Mckee Street Meth
odst church held a regular meeting on
Monday night and Transacted much routine
business. A committee was appointed 10
take steps looking to the securing of "a
parsonage for the pastor aud this com
mttee viii report at an early date.
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Trnstee in rhrsn Estatos-

Deputy United States Marshal Vann was
notified yesterday OF his election by credit
ors to the position of trustee IN three bank
ruptcy cases. Two are at Bay city, the
Bond and Gilmore estates and the third Is
the Paul estate ut Wharton. Mr.. Vann is
II popular official and this trio of appoint
ments is Indicative of his reputation for
honesty and fair dealing.
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MR.. BRENNAN rALKs

street commissioner Matt brennan was
one oil the speakers before the council. He
toid OF his trouble with Mayor Holt in re-
gard to the employment Of union labor and
made certain suggestions and reconimenda.
mons when were taken under udvispmeit
lhcro were several delegates from the
tlremen union in the meeting, but it was
stated that nothing OF Importance touching
the union came up.
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n Inquiry from Tinpson.

u. Riley pastor Of the First Zap
geh has received q letter from
~ Regain Of Tlmpson, Texas, In
% The whereabouts of n Mr..
Buo Us sald To- he In Houston. The
I'm, neel turned over to the police
4 w. Wuern Mr.. Goveu may obtain
information II he win appear.
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Teat Wal in Kaufman County

Corslcana. Texas, January 6.Jake Bus
Kirk, who represents the Indiana and Texas
oil company, has closed a contract with
Morgan Bros & Carroll of this place 60
sink well for his people near Kemp, Kauf-
man county. Mr.. Buskirk has secured a
number of leases in that county and OK
poets good results.
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THE BARRERs' 1NIoN

The Barber's union held a meeting at La
Dor hall and installed the officers elected
at the last monthly meeting. The qucs
tion Of increasing the price OF shaves from
Is cents to 20 cents did not come up, one
of the members saying that it mad been al
lowed to drop,
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CoIlarbone Broken.

While at play In the yard yesterday after
noon, Dayton, the young son of Mr. ami
Mrs. James Dow, suffered a fall which re-
suited in the breaking of the lads collar
bone.
the fracture.
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ORGANIZING THE NEGpors

Hereafter all unions made up OF negroes
wilI be admitted as members of the Houston
LABOR Council. While they VIII be animated
WITH the union as organized bodies and re.
celNe protection they will not associate
sembled. 40
ms, was another action of the Labor
council last night, according to members
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

Mr.. Ralph Roberg of No, 10 Johns place,
Fifth ward. was thrown from his horse
Monday night aud badly bruised about tho
face aud body. DR., q, d. Parker was
called to attend the injured man and says
he Will soon hG able to be about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

Irregular howell movements lead Ia
rbroalc constitution. Tricky Ash Bitters
is n reliable system regulator: cures perIna-
nently A. +. kiesling 5Q2 Main street:
Crescent Drug Store, $40 Main street.
special agents.
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Ru Millions Of Mo,hsrs

Mrs. WIN loNs > ot.ms .. ~ tar cnu
Lren te, thing 500 hes the lid. sortens IL
gums, reduces Inhsmm q q. allays paiB
CURES wind cole. 25c botiie.
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Killed by an Engine.

Dcnisou Texas. January cd, b. Clark
KAT, lahorcr. WIS run over and instantly
Killed shortly bcfo'e noon today by passen
ger engine No. 81 In the local yards.
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Demands Refused BY the ST. Louis Rosds

ST. lclis January 6il Is state by
ra.roed ON cial bigh 10 authorize. who re
Qucst 3 the supprf IS on his nnms chat
the reqvpst nf the committee If alumen
~ the Western sgst'mE Ter 20 per cent
increase In wages Inns been refused by \
the roads In st, Louis
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Hall safes, vault doors, bank deposit
work and locks. j. h. Conslgny, Houston,
Texas.
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ing Company Of Texas agairss A. b..
Wheeler ct al was dismissed bs, consent.
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Kansas elty meat a J. W. Hm 3 co..s
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Try J. W. HIN 8 Goa pork sausage,
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Messrs. j. S. Cuilinan and w. T. Camp.
bell went to New Orleans last night on
an unknown mission.
4
The Haywood OIL company Is crowdng
contractor johnnie Wynn to begin work
Mt Sour Lake. They are also making con
tracts for additional wells at spindle Top
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Downtown Temperature.
Real Estate Transfers.

e street southwest between Delaware ave-
nue. and Canal street-James Shea ct ux.
to Manor Real Estate and Trust Company,
lot 80, square $40; $475O
Alley between D and streets, Delaware
avenue and Canal street-George B. Clark
to same, lots 40 to 50, square $40; $24. 600.
New Hampshire avenue northwest be-
tween and T streets-Louise j. Traynor
to Floreid Hitler, lot 40. square 1852; 81.
Benning road-Thomas H. Pickford ct
ux. to Mary F. Brooks. lot 3 of Stony Hill,
Conclusion and Bailey's Purchase; $40.
Newport place between 2IstA and 22d
streets-Jacob N. Belt ct lux. to Elmer p.
Grady, lot 1872, square 69j $40, Elmer e.
GTandy to Susan B. sipe same property;
Seventh street northeast; between L and
M streets-Helen E. DOGGY ct wiz, James
w; to Aida Babcock lot, 222. square 1855;
Mount Pleasant-Sarah @. Leonard ct vir,
Alfred L., to Anna NJ. Goodwin, part lot
1903; $40. ~
Fourth street northeast between and g
streets-Mary Shugrue to Michael p Foley,
lot g. square IT'S; SO. chf ~
Ivy street southeast between New Jersey
avenue and South Capitol street-Eugene
Carusi ct al. trustees to Manor2Real Estate
and Trust Company, lots 8, I and "a and
part lots 20 and II. square 90, 43; $40. 1862 rs.
Rosedale-Howard Burroughs ct ux. to
John F. Pyle. lot 81. bloch, -; SO.
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FORCED TO RESIGN.
LOST A GOOD POSITION THROUGH BAD
FOOD.

81 felt Immediately better after my first meal on
Grape-Nuts, which / began to use after my health
had broken down and a nervous wreck.
My stomach In such q condition that
could eat nothing and trying to eat was q burden
to me.
MY pulse ran up to 115 and my weight fell 81
pounds-~I got 80 couldn't work and was forced
to resign a good position. l took milk punches be-
tween meals and quit meat altogether, but moth
ing improved my appetite and the condition Of my
stomach I finally went one meal day and
had to force myself to eat that and was rapidly
starving until one day q friend suggested Grape
Nuts
Although my palate and stomach had rebelled
against all other foods Grape-Nuts agreed imme-
diately. and really relished this food, while the
changes In my condition have been wonderful. Ny
weight increased from the start and have now re-
gained II pounds, while my pulse is normal and
am a new person all over Life seems worth liv-
ing and enjoy all my meals
ITO make suro that this change was due to
Grape-Nuts I made the experiment. Of leaving OF
the food for five days, but began to 60 backwards
rapidly that I concluded had satisfied my
curiosity In this respect and went back to Grape
Nuts again in hurry and began to pick up again.
Grape-Nuts certainly touched the spot and did the
work" Name given BY Postum Co., Battle Greek,
Mich. f-fi'-
Look in each package for copy Of the famous
little book, 'Ths Road 70 Wellvills.'.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today as
follows:
Mount Pleasant Congregational Society,
one brick addition and repairs in the rear
Of Columbia road west Of 14th street north
west; cost. $4,000.
Addeline Noble. repairs to 17S5 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest; cost, $1.7O0.
P. T. Moran, one one-story and cellar
brick addition and repairs to $3.50 N street
northwest; cost, 81, eco.
David Atkins. one frame addition and
one brick addition and repairs to $40 Q
street southeast; cost, $500.
3. r. Repetti, repairs to 1885 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast; cost, 1925.
H. c. Fisher, repairs to 1866 Valley street
northwest; cost, $500.
Burnett Trueworthy, repairs, Monroe
street corner of Harrison street; cost, 500.