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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
Port Reoccuplsd.

Caracas. Jan. lO.-The port OF Tuea'
cas- was reoccupied by forces Of the
Venezuelan government after tight
with revolutlonlsts Of one hours dura-
ton. Tucacas. which Is about forty
miles northwest OF Puerto Cabello. has
been occupied for the last four months
by the resolutionists. II has lately
been the point where much Of the foods
and ammunition Struggled over from
the island OF Curacao have been
landed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
COOLEST PLACES.

81. Paul. Lacrosse ann Moorehead show
the Lowest Temperature.
st. Paul. Jan. lO.-with the Their
mometer only four degrees below zero
during Friday night. Sc. Paul was one
OF the coolest Their stations In the
northwest. the same figures being re-
ported at Lacrosse. Wis. and Moor.
head. MINI. while at Huron. S. d.,
II was twelve degrees above. and other
northwestern stations indicated a gen.
eral warming up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
WIN Not lie Accented.

Washington. Jan. lO-lt was decided
At the cabinet meeting Friday that
the resignation OF Mrs. Minnie Cox Al
postmaster az lndianola will not b.
accepted and the question OF reopenlng
the once ia left for future action. II
Is felt by the administration that "a
accept the resignation at this Tins
would establish bad precedent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
]. W. BATS,
6sai Estate agent.
Have 10 ofsoe the only set OF abstrao
BOOKS OF BraIos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

About 400 ac' es Of postoak land ~ u
north east part Of county at s-'O'
an acre.
Abou. lre and one-quarter acre.
near schoo. house In southeast par.
Sftlwn. Snail 49, = cottage, tenant
house and veil on premises rfi0'
t7s0. go, n,
Six room house and two lo,s ~
-qnd located four blocks Ivn
M Street. Brick cistern on P'
mlsss. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen en-. 49, NV
DENY. East front. Price ''''V'
Terms easy.
rs feet front on Railroad stee, ,, 9nt
Otto Boehme's property WIN
sell part or all. 80
Lots near school house at siOO
each.
Also other city properfy'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Austin Jan. i0-As soon a. Cover
nor sayers receives the resignation Of
Congressman Lanham he will order
an election In that district. In "A va
cancy In the position Of United States
senator. the governor appoints a sue
cessor. but where a congressman dies
or resigns a special election must be
ordered. the law not providing that
the governor shall OH the vacancy
by appointment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

San Antonio. Jan. iO-In the Forty
fifth district court a verdict was rem
dered against the International and
Great Northern railroad In favor OF
p. + Monyhan Tor the sum Of $50 900
damages on account OF personal In.
turtles sustained In an accident at Dav'
export Station In April. 1901.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
Accidentally Kllisd ~. brother

Big Springs. Tex. Jan. lO-Walter
Long. aged twelve. accidentally shot
and killed his brother. Willie. aged
ten. at the home OF their parents. TWEEN.
ty.aye miles north OF here. Both were
sons OF Henry Long. a stockman. The
boys we're playing with a pistol.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Cape Town. jan iO-Aifred Belt
the well known South African hnan-
cier. has had an ap0p'Dtic stroke at
johannesburg and 's reported 20 be
dying. Or. Jameson passed through
Queenstown ON a special train bound
for johannesburg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. io-The exec
utiye committee Of foreign missions Of
the Southern Presbyterian church has
elected DR. H. + Williams Of this city
editor and business manager 81 the
missions OF the church. 90 succeed Or.
ID. G. Rankin. who recently died In
Corca
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Washington. Jan. 1O.-The naval az
fairs committee Of the house decided
by a vote OF to not ~ report the
bill authorizing the transfer OF naval
constructor, X. p. Hobson. 10 the re-
tired list.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
Regarded a. q Long step.

Berlin. Jan. iO.-Presidont Castro's
acceptance OF tho arbitration ondi'
lions OF the allied powers was receiy-
ed nj the foreign ONCE, where II Is
regarded AZ being a long step toward
a settlement Of the questions In do
pute.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
alri. Perish 10 nII,,ard.

slssoton. n. D.. Jan. iO.-The twin
daughters OF Ole Thorsen. a farmer
living twelve miles west Of here, were
frozen 10 death In the recent blizzard.
They lost their way. and wandered al
night. perishing before dawn The
girls were fourteen years Of age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
orient Announcs. Extension.

Guthrie. Okla, Jan iO.-The Orient
railroad has announced an extension
from the main line al Barton. In vest
srn Oklahoma. through Hobart and
Cooperton 10 Lawton. a distance Of
100 miles This will pass through
the mining regions Of the Wichita
mountains.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
r,..rd Ia HnaYrn.

La Guayra. Jan. iO.-The former
Venezuelan gunboat Restarador. which
now fles the German Gag. passed here
going In the direction OF Puerto Ca
bello. The British cruiser Aradne
and the British torpedo boat destroyer
Rocket arrived here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Vienna, Jan. lO.-Priyate adylces re-
celyed from Macedonia say that re
ports OF alarming new atrocities are
circulated daily and that people are
fleeing from the country IN great
numbera.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

salzburg. Austria Jan. l0.-The
family OF Archduke Leopold Ferdinand,
brother OF the crown princess OF Sax
ony decided 10 pay him 100000 pro
vlded he renounces all claims 10 the os.
tufn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Leayenworth. Kan. Jan. l0.-Cap.
tain W y. Gleason. rogimontal quar-.
tormastor of the Sixth infantry. died
az Fort Leayonworth OF pneumonia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Ashkabad. Russia. Jan. i0.-There
was another violent earthquake al An.
dian on wednesday. but Il ala not re.
suit in any further loss OF life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

New York. Jan. iO.--Colonel A. Il.
Defreece. at one time publisher OF
tho Mall and Express. IL dad At Pei
ham Nan0M
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
F.II Fifteen Degrees.

Kansas City. Jan. iO-The tempers'
ture in this part OF the southwest fell
an average OF fifteen degrees In TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Bristol. Tenn. Jan. ia big FIRE
ragged at Bristol. NJ y. Ambers' pro.
duce house and Frank Winston's tobac'
co house we're completely destroyed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

Chicago. Jan. i0.-The minimum
temperature at Chicago was zero At
6 O'Clock Saturday morning. since
which time II slowly moderated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
Funeral of Albert lew.

The funeral of MIR, Albert Levy, who
died Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock, oc-
CURED Yesterday afternoon,
In his death Houston loses one Of her
hest citizens, Mr., Levy has been n resident
Of this city Tor the past thirty years.
having come here when the city was yet
In its infancy. He was "A man Of kind
heart, charitable. and ever willing 10 lend
his financial and moral support in the good
and welfare Of the city.
He was one of the first men here 10
join the hook and ladder fire company.
when IL was organized here. when Houston
| had her volunteer fire companies and
served some hyc years AS both assistant
chief and chief He was actively engaged
IN the Junk business for the past twenty
five years M TO last June when he
disposed ot his interests to Block ~ Co.
Of Galveston ana retired from ;ctive lifc
on account Of his i'll health. He has since
their residence in this city. some fifteen
years. resided with his sister, Mrs L.
Gimbcl If No. 1918 Franklm avenue, from
which place the funeral was conducted,
Mr.. Levy leaves one sister and tive
! brothers, Mrs, L. Gimbel who resides IN
| this city. Mr. Morris Levy, who reside
/ In San Antonio. and Mr.. A, Levy, VIII,
I resides in New Orleans, besides numerous
/ other relatives and friends who will deeply
! mourn his loss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
PETITIONS.

From Frank Rocco, Tor permission to
build a fruit stand on the southeast corner
OF Prairie avenue and Milan street. not
to exceed thirty inches In width Referred
20 fire committee.
From citlzenS asking that nrc ordinance
be amended, To FIRE and ordinance com
mlttee.
From Jacob Bnz Tor reduction Of assess
ment. Finance COMMITTEES,
From w. }. Aubcrtm, guardian. ana Ell
II. Ilerrcu Lumber company, complaining
OF drainage on Scmmes street between
Cont and opelousas streets and asking for
relief. Street aud bride committee.
From l., Sonnetheii, for separation OF as,
sessmeni Finance ccmmitter and assrssor
From Frank Dunn, complaining OF san
Felipe sewer running down Louisiana
street 10 foot of Congress and cmptyins
into the bayou IA rear " Boyle hotel ask.
ing relief Sewer committee and cts On,
gineer
From the Civic club. for naming Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
AAVeRLWs MAsTopoN MINsTReLs.
George Wilson and a Good Company
Gave PLEASING Performances.


Haverlys MaStodon mnstrels drew good
houses at the matinee yesterday and at last
nights performance in spite Of the bad
weather. The performances were fully up
TO the standard Of high class minstrclsy.
such as only George Wilson is always iden.
tiled with and every feature was exccp.
tlonally good George Wilson himself, ~
course. was the life of the performance
and was at his best In last nights per
f6rmancc, He Is always the same full OF
fun that age can not stale nor time wlther
and last night his spccialties We're received
with the greatest appreciation by a de
lighted audience Ills medleys Of song aud
monoioguc were tincturcd With the Joyous.
ness that distinguishes him as the premier
funmakCr, and he received many euCOrcs
aud at the last launched forth into an im-
proniptu talk 90 his audience that dubbed
over with nonsense the nonsense that
pleases and which put every one in the
highest good humor. In the FIRST part OF
the program, many me songs were rendered
/ lay excellent voices. among which were the
hUsS solo. The Sea L. Calling Me-" by
! John ;. Roland the tenor solo i've Got
] My Eyes on You 10y Frank Coomhs and
tue solo Down Where the Cotton blossoms
Grow by the famous English contraIto.
| George Morgan Tho Swor brothers dlstin.
gushcd themselves aud added fame tN
I their native state of Texas hy their ceuic
songs aud demonstrated the fact that they
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
Dirty Street Cars.
Edition OF Tho Post:

To the Editor of The Post
Complaint is becoming very general
throughout the city about the uncleanly
condition Of our street cars. stepped
aboard a car on the South End line on sun
day morning and found the floor In Il
most wretched condition. Old cigar stumps,
dumps ot chewed tobacco, peanut bulls,
riudS Of fruit splttle and mud covered
the floor In different parts Of the car,
than one day AS a matter Of protection
to their skirts, ladies had TO lift them
and keep them clear of the filth that
abounded about the floor. Is there no pos
siblllty If having these cars cleaned occa.
Sionhlly? A broad shovel was needed n
do the work on the car about which |
write This matter deserves at least some
attention. Citizen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
10 SEVEN MONTHS TERM
he Idea Viewed with DiSfaVOr at
School Board Meeting.
,uFF.elENT FUNDS ARE EXPECTED
Bogus Warrants Declared 30 ,eS0''
institute Property Dlseussed--ouPe
intendent's Monthly Report

President Andrew Dow Of the Hous-
ton school board was not present
at the regular meeting Of that BODY
held last night, being absent from
the city. and Or. George D. Parker,
vice president Of the board, pre-
sided The meeting was an interesting one
throughout The new member Of tue boaIu'
Mr.. II. A. Halverton. who succeeded tap
tain Il. b. II. Schneider, attended his hrst
regular meeting. The only other trustee
absent besides Mr.. Bow was Mr.. Shepherd
The FIRST business Of the board after the
reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting was the hearing Of Il. h. White
head. an attorney Of this CITY, who repre-
scented Collins Bros, who have plumbing
bin against the school board. The matter
Is IN dispute and Is in the hands of a spe-
clal committee of one, Or. Parker, whose
services In this matter were continued
without any action of the board in respect
| thereto r. Pilot also made statement
| IN regard to mis- account against the school
| system. Mt PILOTS bin nov amounts to
$500 or $1,000, and be requested that tile
board make Il payment thereon as soon as
! ID could DO so, which the members assured
| him would be done.
| .ri.,r,. =. ,,,,t, IA, tbe hands Of Treasurer
| . 41ttv 80 f ,G. uo,,.or srhuni hoard fine
90 ST. SIS. ~ th" SANE being "A part
80 ,t,, ,,,r., y,,rnrttonnJ he rho State OF
! T,,,,s a. tlns iu,Irurud.nt school district
| r,,, ,,atinr ~ iristrn HDlvcrtou this
uiVu v,s tr.i,.fsrrad 70 tbr General fund
au,I I'm i ,,-'d Tar rho ntrnose of puviuv
~ " 40 Of rho h,dnbtndu,,ss of mo sy..
| 90 i'"tb 80 mounts r.. 'about Sl3 ulO
| LLC.H " - 1.,,,,o ~ IN" Statn tba
uu'i - +,n ,i,,bt "a pse tho Yorortion
! ivy ""9 - s7r,,,.., T., tca,s rrni,,r rro.
,1 ~ s,it 49,. form Iasts ninn months
niuy, 'nr y ~, tr,lfarrsi ,nrr.,,fIv L.
t ti,il t"1
H'S,' Thii, d,.,t,i,o ,ron tbis subject tbe
~ ~ 49,, t,,.,,, hoin,, srortcned from
Yi''' ,.N W. NV, ~, ~ 49,. - i.,,s.sI hv tbf
i,u, ~ st,t,,os, statcd NH he
noa ii5i We, 49,, ,,.s, nine Months
toui" ~. 4o 'I i s,1 "' ''''
YIN suvun,u Nv, w t +e-,.5 ms f,iri, Ar
lc ~ 'uui ii ,ti' tho, aid
ru t n'n1..u' Eli NV ,5usd fnr No.. ,iis
~, Ill., "uy" +ha, rn,,,d /.
" p's. 'INE rJuiu .L,. ia, .h,o t,,, .,lf
az 49, u NJ IL H. +b ,,,,- ,rnrie
W. y ,,lr. uaH II ,J, ,,nii,,,ttnrs d,,l ,t
t az vd!s u, , t NV t 1d aus tEo it,, n
ntl ny Iue IID,u - ~, pur 49,, ~" aIio,'oS i;
49, ~ auul,IU" tI 'u, alDg W. ~
ti.e 2"lsr,, ~ Ivy SUI Cno' .,o ,o,,,ci
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
Miscellaneous.

Just before adjournment Mayor Holt an
uounced that Alderman Watkins had re-
signed as chairman Of the street and bridge
committee His brother aldermen were
loath TO accept the resignation, but upon
Mr. Watkins agreeing 10 remain upon the
committee, Alderman Archer accepted tho
Craftsmanship rendered him by Mayor Holt.
the chief of police was instructed 10 70
move the fence which tho ,ity engineer
reported had bCen constructed across that
portion of seventh street leading to the
Logan and BRACES hotels. II is limited that
2 suit against the city may grow out of
the contention regarding the ownership of
TINS lot % ground, which IS now claimed
by Mr. John Finnigan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
MOTIONS.

Alderman Thompsou--lnaSmuch as the
successful operation Of the scavengcr dis
posul plant has very materially reduced the
expense Of removal " night soil by the
city scavcugcr 1t Is moved to tho end that
tho people may get direct heneht from
said saving in cost Of removal that the
city attorney draw up an ordinance amend
ing article IG1 Of nm ordinance regulating
She fees Of the scavcnger SO as to make It
read aS follows
For Que barrel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 M
For any fraction Of a barrel. ........ "a
For any fraction OF barrel over one
barrel .......,..s..,s .-.-.t. ........ a
said amended ordinance 20 hc made ef
fcctivc April l. 1908.
Referred 10 the city attorney and ord
nance committee,
der bond tor the guarantee NJ Congress ave
nue. pavement between Charities and the In
tcruational and Great Northern depot ht
notified to repair defects In same at once
Carried.
Al9Arman Milior-That the mayor be an
thurWrd 10 purchase two cars of gravel q
repair the Chcnevcrt street gravel pave
ment TO street aud bridge committee
Alderman Miller That the Spruce stree
sewer he extended 10 Bramble street, witt
the necessary catch basins. To sewer 10
Spector aud sewer committees.
Alderman Watkins That the street com
missioner he directed 20 Ill up the holes oI
! Charities street from Preston avenu, twt
blocks south To street and bridge com
mittec.
Aldermen Street and Watkins That th
! street commissioner he instructed TO repai
/ Austin street between Iceland aud Peas
! avenues
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
HOUSTON DAILY POST TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 10 1903

are. tcpnotchers I'm minstrelsy IN al oi
their speciality. work Their dancing vas q
great feature and was artistic as well co.
novel.
Tho Young brothers gave nm acrobatlc cN
hiDition that was very entertaining. sine
they represented two black faced China
men, who with pigtails dangling execute
difficult stunts Ia tumhllng
Garden and Snmcrs IN their musical spe
Guilty played beautiful selections on the
NylOphone and other Instruments OF uu
known names with splendid effect
Last but not least was the Carl Dam
mai troupe NJ acrohats, ono man, two girl
and two bows. whose feats ~ balancing
and tumblng were remarkable. Master
Eugene, about two feet and half hiGl
made the biggest hit by turning cartwhecl
/ and other tricks that were surprising 4"
! ono so small
| Tonight John Thompson, the comedian
| viii appear nj the opera house In "Aroun'
| the World In Eighty Minutes"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
The Breath of the CLEANING.
lBy an EneIish Banker

Wy an LHBHsh banker.l
Inc orb Of day has sunk in the west. and
me shades Of the sosming are gathering around
Inc earnine and the orange, and the gold
when had 'uHu'ed the occidental skies in a
hlallns food Of many-hued glory have by an
n'peISeptp'e transition given place 10 an ever
deepening msuve or empurpled ane,hxs, aa,;,.,
which the trees Of the forest stand out in sha,n'
es' silhouette. That oveliest of all. that faiyv
o. me wood the silver birch hangs its droopino
ooughs; 2 very vision Of grace and beauty The
sol,.y hsh'sd western sky glintns through ,bs
senty moving branehlets and pendent leaves and
ss,Slns' The Lombardy poplar, stately and erect
oIs,s upwards towards the skies the sturdy
80 astk ana 'orHhre, permits no CLEAN Of even.
- "s'' 70 penetrate through its dense LEAKAGE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
TO FIRST REGIMENT.
W. P. Bryan Appointed Comn1issary OF
Volunteer Guard.

W. p. Bryan Appointed Comn1issaty Of
Volunteer Guard
w. r. Bryan OF this city has been ap
pointed commissary of tho First Texas reg
ment, Texas Volunteer Guard the appoint
mcnt being made by Colonel Henry Hutch
ngs of that regiment and is effective ut
once.
Mr.. Bryan, whose new rank will he that
Of first lieutenant is member Of the
Houston Light Guard, having Joined that
organization in 1895. He was appointed
quartcrmaster sergeant Of the company ~
April. 1899. He has made most efficient
quartermaster, and during the last two en-
equipments nt Austin, Mr. Bryan, in add
ton to his duties with the Light Guard
which were rendered In an entirely salts
factory manner, was detailed at the d.
vision headquarters and his assistance t.
tho quHrtermastcr general Of the guard
was quite valuable The appointment Is
looked upon by all military men as hcua
a good one, and Mr.. Bryans friends are
concentrating him upon the well deserved
honor which has been accorded him,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
.AMoFdsid I'D, details s,al,, . :.

%rdid details OF
(@)@\@f first payment.
n shapa here is handling
" and
said the villain behind the
tibet room r III let daylight
CANT business, so promptly
rs shut and locked behind
No the crack ! heard him
Cat he'd be out all night
6and that there'd be a hang
I'd that | would be it, The
~ built for ME to hope to
put to give way TO despair
and one Of the hays poked
Sross the sill with the gun
I'd like some poue an chit
ID there before the door to
| as | ate,
| ID | irgratiatingIy, have you
le in the wsgon2
mapped she, n I hsint yo'r
on, eooed ! ceneiliatingly,
Z OF speech. OF course. |
four transcendant loneliness
! yoking her fate with mine .
/ Inc
lpted she, air yo married >
onded |, with my hand on
u have never met my ideal.
a good look. | don't han.
| amt so pow'ful much on
hell we hitch
lmurmured /. Hurry for a
ed, wen 90 fer him 10.
4 60 an put up with yo'r
81 come back yere. They:
! winder an tothuh crittet.
Ct night when yo' hear me
here Won know the door.
eak out an wait fur me az
machine agent, II all went
gram, except that | didnr
that mountain as the 10.
p come eut'" qusriea on,
er's and RIG and collected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
INVITATIONS AccepTep.
Hon. M. M. Crane Viii Be the Orato
on St Patrck.s DaY.

Hon. NJ M. Crane viii Be the Orator
on St Patnck's Day,
Hon. NJ. NJ Crane Of Dallas, who was
selected by the general arrangement COM
mittce Of the st. Patrick's Day celebration
on Sunday to deliver the Grafton on the
evening of March II, has wired, accepting
the invitation. Tho committee is highly
pleased at having secured such an able
and interesting orator for the occasion. Mir.
speaker of considerable ability. He was
attorney general Of the state for four
years He has many warm friends here
who will be glad TO SEQ him amongst them.
In addition to the committees invitation,
he was requested to be here by some Of
his friends Colonel II. NJ Johnston, Hon.
John T. Browne and Colonel James Lawlor
have all three received replies from him,
announcing his intention to be present,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
MORE NORTHERN TOURISTS.
Wisconsin Capitalists and investors Arc
Journeyinq Over State.

Nat Wctzcl a prominent Beaumont clti-
zen, Is chaperoning n party Of Wisconsin
capitalists and investors throughout the
state. These gentlemen came in ycster
day morning and registered at the Rico
They left later In the morning on the north
bound International aud Great Northern
accompanied bv j. W. Cunningham. thr
land, tax and right az way agent of that
road and returned to the city last night
The guests Of Mr. Wetsol are Mcssrs u
II. Campbell, J. w. Cunning, j. j. Purcell
aud L. IL. kcslcr Of Hclhourn, Wis, nu'
G. w. rwiuins NJ Monroe. Wis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
nRn1NANCES.

Alderman Thompson presented an ordi-
nance requiring that from aud after its
passage the city shall refuse to pay any
bins for purchases made for the city unless
such Bills arc accompanied by the original
order Of the mayor 10 ordinance com
mlttce.
rho amendments 10 The hack stand ordi.
nance were carried through the third read
ing under "a suspension Of rules aud
adopted
Thc ordinance increasing the pay Of the
sewer Inspector was adopted as above
The long list Of special ordinances pre-
scented las Mcssrs HuskinS a Sells Tor the
installation oC the new system Of account
ing were referred TO the ordinance com
mittcc without being read, awaiting report
by that committee.