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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
ICE GOES OUT.

Lake Champlain Now CLEAR, First Time
Since January 10
Burlington, April iS-The ice which
has closed Lake Champlain to navigation
since January 10, wett out today and 1t is
thought the steamers win resume their
trips next Monday. This is one Of the
longest periods the lake has been ice
bound, although Ia 1875 the records show
the Ice remained from early In January
until the last OF April.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
REPORT CONFIRMED HERE.

Japanese victory at Port Arthur Yester-
day
Washington, April "a, The Japanese
legation has received oiilelal report say.
ing that the Japanese fleet sunk one bat
tieshlp ol the Petropaylovsk type and one
torpedo boat destroyer of Port Arthur
yesterday. There was no danger to the
japanese fleet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
CLAIM WILL BE FILED.

vermont Wants $1,000 for Supporting
Guard ln.tSas.
Montpelier, April lS. While In this
city yesterday Gov Mccullough conferred
with Adj Gen. w. II. Gilmore In relation
to the claim OF the state of Vermont
against the government for the support Of
the lst Vermont regiment after It was
mustered into service during the Spanish
war. The claim which Is reported to be
between $4,000 and $1,000 will be filed
with the court Of claims In Washington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
BAYAN CRIPPLED.

Russian Cruiser Attacked by Japanese
Yesterday Morning.
London, April IA The Globe prints a
Shanghai despatch saying the news had
reached there that yesterday morning Eve
Japanese war vessels engaged the Russian
cruiser Bayan Off Port Arthur. With the
assistance 0f the cruiser Askold and an
other cruiser the Bayau was able to reach
the shelter OF the forts, In somewhat
damaged condition. The Japanese after
wards bombarded the forts for time but
the Russians did not reply.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
PARIS HEARS It.

Newspapers There Tell os Anuther Russiau
Lose
Paris, april i4.--A S. Petersburg de-
spatch 70 the Journal states that rumor is
current there that another Russian battle
ship has been destroyed by mine. Petit
Parissienne has a Ike despatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
TORPEDO BOAT
ALSO DESTROYED
japanese Vessels Sur
rounded the VeStrahnl
and Sunk Her, Fifty
of the Boats Crew
Being Saped.

St. Petersburg, April IA An official
despatch relative to the engagement be-
tween the Russian and the Japanese aeets
at Port Arthur yesterday states that the
Russian battleshIp Poberdo was struck and
q large hole torn In her sides. The Jap
anese also surrounded and sunk the Rus
Sian torpedo boat Yestralhm Fifty Of
the boats crew were saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
soldiers Attack Vail If Beirut.

Beirut, Syria, via Port Said, April
II. The vail (govmnor) Of Beirut, the
scene Of the attempt to kill the United
States vice consnl. Magelssen, lust
August, was attacked and fred upon
on April II by soldiers who were dis
satisfied because their pay was IN ar
rears. He was not injured. Ills
guards returned the fire, wounding
eight persons. All is now quiet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
PIRIE gibson.

Marriage Performed Yesterday BY Rev 4.
II Mitchell,
Miss Bertha ellison Of this city and VIII
liam Plre Of Websterville we're united
ln marriage at O'Clock yesterday after
noon BY the Rev. T. II Mitchell, at his
residence on Summer street Mr.. and
Mrs. pirie left last night for a short we'd
ding trip, after which they will reside in
this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
NO SPRING FREsHETS.
So nry il Eastern Vermont That Melting
snow Is Rapidly Absorbed.

so Try in EASTERN Vermont That WeItIng
snow Is Rapidly Absorbed.
White River Junction, April Is The
snow has almost entirely disappeared in
this part or the state q few patches Of
1t may be found In the w0oos where It was
deepest, but none is visible on the noun
tains III sight Of this village.
1t Is somewhat remarkable that the Con-
necticut and White rivers are not higher.
The Connecticut at this point Is between
Q and 7 feet lower than when at its high
est mark last year. The White river fell
several inches Monday Lumbermen say
that the ground was 50 dry when winter
set In that great part Of the snow when
melted this spring was readily absorbed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
SUNK BY JAPANESE.

A Toixio Despatch saws That Admiral 10
so Did It.
Tohlo, April i4-A AooTdingto despatch
received fIom Admiral Urius today the
Russian battleship Petropavlovsk was
sunk by the Japanese aud not by Rus
sian mine. UrIus' report says that Ad-
miral Togo's fleet sunk the hattleship and
one destroyer. There we're no Japanese
losses.
The officials received the news with sat
isfaetion although they expressed regret
at the death OF the gallant Admiral Max
arOf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
GUILTY OF LARCENY.

Henry Il. Bailey Pleaded Gnilty II comfy
Court
Montpelier April i4 Yesterday after
noon, 10 county e8nrt, Henry X, Bailey Of
Calais pleaded guilty 20 larceny Of goods
from the house IT Laura Il Davis 0l Cal
ais He frst pleaded not guilty, but de-
clded to retract the plea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
DEFINITE LIST OF KILLED.

Forty One omeers aud 75O Men Irere Lost
With PetropayioYsk.
st. Petersburg, April IA "A definite
list Of the dead in the destruction OF the
battleship Petropavlovsk shows that Al
officers and 750 men lost their lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
LAWYER ARRESTED.
". Il. AIdrlch Or Barton is Charged with
Gambling.

W. kta stAnNAtA 9A AfhNARA - A-AAAA&A wan
Gambling.
st. Johnsbury, April 10 Quite sem
satiou was created. especially IN legal
circles. Tuesday, when It was learned that
w. r. Aldrieh, a well known lawyer Of
Barton, had been arrested on the charge Of
being Implicated in gambling Mr. Aid.
rich was arrested, Tuesday, by Deputy
Sheriff WoTthen aud brought 70 st. Johns
bury. where be appeared before Justice
Worcester. lie waived bis examination,
furnished bail and was bound over to
county court.
It is alleged that Mr.. Aldrieh won
$50 so in a poker game from St Johns
bury man, Of which sum he collected s4S
The balance, S22 so, not forthcoming he
sued and instead Of paying, his opponent
gave the matter into the sheriff's hands
and the end is not yet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
MILFORD SETTLEMENT.

Minimum wage of ss cents An Hour, Sat
urdsy HALF Holidays
Milford, Mass, April 49, Representa-
tIyes Of the Granite Cutters Union and
the Manufacturers Association conferred
yesterday, and it is generally understood
that the employers have proposed COM
promise, which provides for a minimum
price Of 3s cents an hour and Saturday
half holidays during the summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
SEVERE DEFEAT
TO RUSSIAN FLEET
OFF PORT ARTHUR

believed TO be imminent. Admiral Togo,
commander Of the japanese fleet, is pre-
pairing to land troops for a siege OF the
town
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
Poslmnster \ west nrooklleld

Washington, April 13. Postmasters ap.
pointed today included; Vermont West
Brookfeld Clinton p SmeUd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
REAL CAUSE A SECRET.

Say London Experts on sinking Of Russian
Battleship.
London, April Military and naval
experts Of London are unanimously Of the
opinion that the real circumstances at
tending the blowing up Of the PetT0pay-
lovsk haye not been reyealed as yet, and
that q big story Is behind It all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
PORT ARTHUR'S FALL IMMINENT.

Admiral Togo Is Preparing 60 Land Troops
For Its Investment.
Rome, April ii "A New Chwang tele-
gram states that the fall Of Port Arthur Is
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ch.rh.r Of commerc. Ms.tlna

Everything was very quiet around
tho Chamber 81 Commerce yesterday.
most OF the time being deTntrf ro
clearing uD rhe uOrk accumulated dur
uz The Good Roads convention
This afternoon an 3 O'Clock there
ulT DE- meeting rf rla bard Uf d.
ralrurs f0 dispose Hf number of mat
tiers which have EerIu-I aIal since
-Hair last meeting Secretary WOOD
bead stated thar there vas u1fIuE f-
raIrirula- importance ru come before
-ba msrlu-- lrr flag had rD ha dis
ruzad r zrsf THE same
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SHORT And SWEET
CANDIDATE sETTVs LATEST
LETTER,
ERRONEOUS AND MISLEADING
SAYS Judge Whsat-Wili Make Full
Statement II His Friends and
Democrats wish.

County Judge Wheat was 'een by
an Enterprise reporter last night
concerning the letter II Candidate
Betty about the shell roads OF Ihe
county and their cost, The county
Judge Was asked II he had anything
10 say ana this wa hls reply;
No. cannot say that ! have eS'
oept that the letter contains state
mcuts that are erroneous aud mis-
leading and later On u my friends
and the democratic party desire any
.ratement they shall certainly nave
il in fun and ! will have no fear as
10 the result after Il Is read just as
/ have no fear now as % the result
on election day. appreciate your
kindness In asking N" for tho tate
ment. but feel that This covers the
case for the present.
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State Of Texas, }
ID. 49,.

County Of Jelferson)
Perry +. Hyatt, Civil Engineer, be-
ing duly sworn, upon oath depO5es ana
states that he has surveyed the length
and width Of the smell on the aiOrc'
said roads, that the figures as to the
length and width Of the shell on said
roads are correct; that he made a
number of tests of the depth Of the
shell on each Of said roads, making
due allowance for the packing Of the
shell and that the aforesaid stated
depths in inches for the shell on each
~ said roads represent much larger
depth than the average depth Of shoIl
originally placed upon each OF said
roads PERRY +. HYATT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
on his the 9Th day of October, A. ID.
1904. JOHN BltOUGHION,
Notary Public in and for Jefferson
County, State Of Texas.
(NHarial SealJ
II will be noticed that said survey
ives length, width and the estimated
tpth of shell at the time the same
was placed upon said roads. and the
number OF yards Of shell on said road.
You will see by the engineer sworn
statement that the depths allowed a."
far above the average depth Of sad
smell, making a full allowance for the
packing of the same. Having the
length. breadth and thickness, he COM
putcs the number al cubic yards
shown In said report To the number
o. yards be- adds 10 per cent To cover
irregularities in the lcycling of the
shell on the road This measurement
gives the total length in miles Of shell
placed upon the road by Myr.ck Bros.
t. be- eleven and onc-half mile.
determined the roads shvlod by
MyriCk Bros hy the bills pro DEt,d Goo
tho Commissioner Court for payment
On the commissioners minute Z found
Tho price per ward paid NErint Bro"
Tor the shell Won will find iha prir"
paid for shell for each road. aud
- mpuaiion 81 the amount tha she'll
should cost according to ~ engineer /
report You will GId thp same 200 h' /
60 bu5Hu. au ayorag, cost ~ $i5hiHJ I
Irrr mil, for the she'll
An exam nation OF fHp Minute Of /
AcrDunts All0Wcd" Uf fH, Comm. 1000 /
ors Court shows .Ia amount Hi money I
paid 90 Myrek Bros fur .lrH 90, /
tuurhrrf hYw fhaf fH.- UHu.E ra.
paid Cor she'll drlit'ruI urlu fL. ai"r
Haid roads. The, fHuurr warrant
q boa uE ths date fD uhHm paid fH r|
humber and fuf amounts ul each Hf.
Fanf. arr aH fIIIuEH.
Statement q County Warrants Gsrr 90
Hyrck Bros. By JeferEon County fr~
Cm~U fHrrH - rrffHH. nnnHH
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t. the Citizens ~ jefferson County;
have given 10 sea % former letter.
4 history II tle mellDd pursued hy
Judge wheat .u eiiiug 100000 III
jefferson County Road Bonds, and hos
jefferson Coulty iDsl Boy hose trans,
aotiGns over twenty-five ,h0usani dol.
Lars. either hy reason II fayur!tism
attended ~ ar Floyd Shock. or by
rta. u 81 we0mi lack ~ diligence Ia
dstylHins 81 the buuas. In my nrHl
l,ticr prom SD ~ apprisr the voters
sLd taxpayer ~ this County where
ard h1w this money has been spent
sud What Jefferson county has 20 saY"
Tor such expenditure That shall be-
the purIHss 81 this letter
Tho two hundred and hity thousand
collars received from The sale Oi said
Londs has been spent by Commission
rrs Court In the laht Two years, with
the exception OF about $1,000 which
stands 10 the credit Of Road Precinct
30. 3.
The Road and Bridge fund of the
County Is now in debt over iiity thou
sand dollars. IN other words, u VIII
take nearly enc hal Of the proceeds
rom the sale Of the $4,000 Road
Ponds ordered 10 be Issued by ~"
COMMISSIONER Court on the ION day
~ August, 1904, ~ pay said indoDt-
ness; aud a. stated before, u VIII
b. Impossible 20 issue more bonds Tor
Ioad purpose based on our present
property valuations, without violating
Art. s. Section 0, Of the State COnsti.
tuition.
For the next twenty years ~ least
W. and our children will have 10 pay
this bonded Indebtedness 81 three hun
bred and scycnty.fye thousand dollars,
with five and six per cent Interest
thereon.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13

There is no part Of the state of
| Texas that has attracted as much al
| tcntiOn during the past year or two
as, has the country Icing along the
| line of the Santa Fe from Temple to
San Angelo, and known as the Concho.
! Colorado Valleys. II is doubtful il any
Part of the Southwest has developed
| from raw state as rapidly as has
this country. which few years ago was
held by cattlemen who insisted that
hC one could farm the country profit
ably. The fact that q few of these
men put i'm feed stuffs for their stock
and got a big crop from the expert
mcnt attracted the attention of men
who were out looking fir a chance to
fctter their conditions. The demand
for land became 50 persistent that a
few of the cattlCmCn consented 20
cut M their pastures and sell them
of in lots to suit the convenience of
the pure haser. In investigating the
country. it is these men who have been
ctive'y engaged in farming for term
of years that one should see TO get
the best Information.
For the San Angelo Carnival 10 be
held on October IS to 20. the Santa
Pc has announced a vor- low rate
from all points on their line This
will give au an opportunity 10 90 ont
and investigate al small expense this
country which bids fair tD De- he ban
ror cotton section Of the state. The
time will be particularly pr0ptigus
a. the town viii Dee fuil Of tho non
N-fD have gone 10 The new country 90
build homes. and YOU will have fhe
h1uco 60 talk 10 them and get tho
results Of their experience al fr='
hand
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Rsnd concert ToasN.

Toe B,auUrrr MIray Rand UiH
give frae cHurerr ar Keith PARK today
af from 0'tlseh r1 1H O'Clock. 70. rn.
s. fli- band o. Lob position ~ ruf rp
-pl1 music e. goes HiiEpuf saying rtaf
rit.-a vTI Dbl. Ea-Ea aIl a-Ir-srI1fIEe
a-Ifau.. nrr fu bear fha li-clHr=. %
.-.tr strain.
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in RAILWAY CIRCLES
SANTA FE COMPLAINS OF CAR
SHORTAGE.
WANTS 1865 Big BOX CARS
For Lumber Trade-A Rumor of
Kansas City Southern Schedule
chanee-Personals.

There is a persistent rumor that the
Kansas City Southern is going to
change its schedule also, though City
Passenger and Ticket Agent Morris
says that Mr.. Swindell did not know
anything about it, The changes, if
any are made, will be of little conse
quence, so far as the Beaumont SER
vice is concerned. The trains are
running 70 the entire satisfaction Of
the patrons Of the road at this end.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13
Mr.. BETTY'S STATEMENT
Aspirani for Seat Jefferson County Bench Submits
Paper to the Public at Large

I On 10 frue that b. reason ~ special
t'srl.lu held last June. ae haze auth
cried the Commissioners Court ~
lryy special ROAD taK " n cents on
each hundred dui.afH VI our ia1ah.s
values. This amount has been levied
iug lhia year, aad ain amount 20 ahHl'
/ it fty-srycu thou and dollar which
canned be- ust-i ~ pap Interest VI pro
vide sinking fund ilT any Road
Ponds. n o. cut 0i this levy alone
lhgi we can hope o. build ana T'pa r
our County roads .u rh" future,
Having expended such vast
amount ~ money 10 such short
period ~ time, does n not I'huH'e us
a. carefully con ller how This money
has been expended, and Nhat leH"r-
son County has no show for such eN-
pcnditurcs.
In This regard have made a careful
aud diIigoui investigation and a. q
result 81 my laIUT- chu state some
fart- that are astounding IN proper.
lions and startling 10 their nature, ]
refer ~ the shell purchased from Ny.
h cE BrDs.. Boy the County, for our
County roads.
have carefully examined every page
% The minutes ~ the Commissioner
Court. ana an other records Of said
cour, appeualning to county roads
and mud they are absolutely silent
o. 10 he number Of miles Ut roads
-hcllcd by the county. or the quantity
u! shell for any particular road, as 10
the width or depth Of shell that was
H.. be placed upon said roads, and In
view Of this fact. IL was incumbent
upon me 10 employ a civil engineer 10
ascertain the length, width and depth
Of all shell placed on our county
roads under contracts with MyrIck
Bros.
The report Of this is herewith sub.
mittcd:
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13

General Manager Van Week and his
inspection party went to Orange yes
terday morning on their motor car
and returned at noon, and then went
north over the Dallas branch. They
caught their private cars at WOodville.
There is nothing significant about the
regular daylight inspection tour of all
the properties of the company.
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>S>>>>>< ><<< .
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
>><><<<>>>>>> 4

Sheriff Landry spent yesterday in
Port Arthur.
viii Morton went 10 his home at
voth yesterday morning.
Chas. GOlding, general agent for the
Rock Island system, is in the city
W. p. II. McFaddin went south on
the Sabine train yesterday morning.
Editor and Postmaster 7. J. stevens
OF Sour Lake was in Beaumont yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Oswald and Mr..
l.. Broussard have returned from St
Louis.
Several of the Good Roads delegates
remained over to take in the old fields
rear by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossley left yesterday
Tor San Francisco over the Kansas
city Southern.
Mr.. o. d. Baker was in Beaumont yes
terday, having been summoned upon
4 special venI e.
Commercial Agent Hunter of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas was in
town yes e"lly.
! Morris Kahn, of the secret service
o: the Southern Pacific, went to Jack
sonville yesterday
Miss Myrtle Sutton left last night
for Montgomery, Alabama, to visit
her old college mates.
Gustave A. jain, the well known
rice mill man, was expected in Beau
mont last night, after a trip East.
Mr. Mortimer Frink left yesterday
morning over the Southern Pacific for
St. Louis to take in the Worlds Fair
Capt. Witherup, who is construct
ing the Great Southern Refinery Canal,
is in the city TO-DAY for medical treat
ment.
Investors Journal returned from ten
days visit to the Worlds Fair at St.
Louis
Seth Davis, formerly one of Beau
monts best and wealthiest citizens,
is in the city for a few days visit to
his relatives and friends.
II. d Jones and wife, Misses Pearl
McCanahan and Dora Griffith and Mr..
w. H. Boney came over on the Oriole
from Orange yesterday.
There is to be a big Democratic
ralley at KountZe this evening and a
number of BoaumOnter's have signified |
their intention of going up to the |
Hardin County seat. Hon. II. c. Duff, |
of this city. will be one of the princi- |
pal speakers.
Mr.. John Gillespie, formerly with |
John Daugherty. on Spindle Top, has |
purchased an interest with his uncle. |
James Gillespie in the Park Ridge |
saloon and rooming house, on Mag
nolia avenue, and will make his home
III the tllN.
President Polk of the Jeffersonian
club expects a large at
tendance AT the city hall tomorrow
night Prominent speakers have been
asked TO promulgate doctrines Of
democracy and few spicy sayings
may be INDUCED in with reference to Z
Candidate Bctty's latest effort
The ladies of the Catholic church are
arranging FOR musicale luncheon
and entertainment al Prof. Cheesman
nall and the stororoom formerly occu-
licd by the Haggerty Shoe Company.
N Crockett street. The Enterprise
,nly desires Ia saw I'm this cOnnec-
Jon that the object is a worthy one
md deserves support and patronage
4 every Christian worker in the city.
Id not only does the Enterprise ad-
re5s these remarks 10 the Christian
WORKERS bur also 90 every one who
.as the best Interests Of Beaumont
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II. ladies o. the 81. Louis Catholic

Cr8rcn uIU give "a bazaar AZ froi
Ii.a..rHar.= laH and IIaEEarfg's shoe
-Hr HrliEir- u Crpeleft street ofi-
s fH 81 fr DOB. hausff &C tire nov
fh fuI Grand musicale every
1ff
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The railway commission has exempt.
ca the Gulf & Interstate from the regu,
lar commodity tariff on rough rice,
the order having been promulgated
yesterday.
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w. L. Maxon, general supcrintcnd
cnt of the Santa Fc in East Texas
went to Center yesterday on one Of his
usual inspection trips.
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July /, 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. 1920. 1926 g
Aug. H. 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No Sl31... 5000 O(
Aug. 20, 1902, 10 Myrick
Bros, warrant No $685.. gal 4,
Sept 20, 1902. TO Myrick
Bros, warrant No. 8l69. .. G,OG3 OC
Sept 20, 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. $40. 4,GjJ 81
oct. %, 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. S2l4... 9,lGJ 80
| Nov 3, 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. S2l7... 1924 80
Dec. 10, 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. SPA. 1921 50
Dec. 1G, 1902, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. Si2i. i,Oi2 90
Feb. II, 1903, 10 Myrick
Bros, warrant No. SiG9.. S,GlO 80
Feb. II, 1903, to Myrick
Bros, warrant No. Si69. A. 90
May 20, 1903, to Myrick
Bros. warrant No S737... 5,GlS %
June %, 1903, to Myrick
Bros, paid by note. ...... 1856 60
oct. /, 1903, TO Myrick
Bros, paid by note. ABA 60
oct !, 1903, to Myrick
Bros, paid by note. ...... S,SG2 30
Dec. >, 1903, 10 Myrick
Bros. warrant No. 9OS9... 1901 %
Dee. ?. 1903, to Myricl,
Bros. warrant No. 5000. 1897 80
.Tob. ., 1904, to Myrick
Bros. warrant No. 9259... 1884 g.
Feb. .. 1904. to Myrick
Bros. warrant No. 92GO - IS
Feb .. 1904. To Myrick
Bros. warrant No. gel. 80
Feb. .. 1904. to Myrick
Bros. warrant 40. g2G2... Is T."
July H.. 1904. To Myrick
Bros. warrant No. 9iSl... lo77 -.
July -. .... to Myrick
Bros. warrant 40 9iNl... 3.lU2 ~
july H.. 1904. to Nyrick
Bros. warrant 30 3ls,... 1882 sol
Nov r.. Iaui. to Mvrick
Bros. by notc............ $500 70"
lUIy &c. 1902. iu American
Naf Bank. for Myr.ch
bros warrant 80 NU23... 300 GOO
IulF o.. 1902 90 Turner a.
NaIur.. fDr Nyricl BrIs.
Warrant 80 uZI......... 40 uH'
mIt Ir. 1909 f8 Beaumont
Sal lanI iur Ntu.h
Bros. warrant SO Nu1Z iHn 5000 /
iHs rFHs. Goo NsrrE
Tr warrant So au,s... s.- 80
THH' a..u"rf paid MuI,h
rn... fHr -H.I........ .Sral--H 40
Doc. .HH f..aE H ri... H.rraaf. ..
TrHr raHtH Iu HfH,r uHrf. grsf l-H.r
paid Hf rH. r.HH. sn ufr..
's-H. fHf fH. .HHI ra..I .r lf.s.a ard
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