Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
ALL OVER TEXAS.

Gainesville's new $4,000 city hall
was dedicated Friday. The exercises
were held in the auditorium and were
attended by large number.
Dr. Knight, the State veterinary sur
geon, with DR.. Noble, both Of Hous-
ton, were ont Friday and found case
Of CHAMBERS, and the animal was killed
Saturday.
While out hunting near Resale, Ar
dell Flanagan, boy twelve years OF
age, of prominent family, was killed
by the barrel exploding. The top Of
his head was blown off.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
shops at Smithville are again making
full ten hours day after several
months working short hours. The
force is also being gradually increased.
v. Abel, respected citizen Of Wa
co, died rather suddenly He was a
bookkeeper OF the Brazos Packing
company and leaves wife and five
children.
Peace continues to reign throughout
the Republic of Montiyideo. A num-
Der of additional arrests have been
made, but the revolutionary movement
las completely collapsed.
Zion City, Dowie's enterprise, has
asked for $250,OOO in cash subscrip-
lions ito save the community from
money lenders and to put its enter
prlses on paying basis"
Oficers of the National Horse SHOW
association of America and the Eng
lish Hackney Horse society are CO.
operating to establish in London an
international horse show.
John Frank CLANCY, is years old.
son of j. H. CLANCY Of Willow City,
Gillespie County. was killed by his
horse running away with him. His
neck was dislocated.
Guests now invited BY the king ia
Windsor Castle are invited for two
nights. Queen Victoria's guests had
to arrive at the castle between and
: In the evening and depart immedi
ntely after breakfast next morning
London Truth says: The castle is
now very much more comfortable in
ali respects"
Col c. C. Wilson of Denver, vice.
president and general Western mana
ger of the American DeForrest Wire
less Telegraph Company, says he will
has wireless station in operation in
Austin by the time the legislature
convenes in special session, and will
give the newspapers in the state free
use OF 1t during the session.
The attorney general stated In
answer to a request from Tax Com
missioner Davie, ruled that the South
western Telegraph and Telephone Co.
did not come within the provisions OF
the Williams intangible tax law, as
the company did not do general tel
cgraph business
Two horses were drowned and q
drummer came near losing his life in
an accident which occurred near Au
Frey Wednesday. The drummer had
made trip into the country and was
returning when he attempted to cross
Big Elm Creek. which was running
high.
Oficers Of the steamer Ninchow Of
the China Steam Navigation Gompa
ny. state that the company is building
three new steamers, each with carry
ing capacity of approximately 10000
tons displacement for the seattle-Liy
erpool route.
Demand, of Pollock, La. was shot ant
killed at the depot by A. M Goodwin
editor of the Colfax Chronicle. II
feeling is said to have existed between
the men.
Plans have been agreed on for tn,
new Masonic temple at Brownwood
and work will commence on 1t at once
J. f. Strickland of Dallas. was II
Sherman last week arranging for ter
minals. etc. for the proposed Dallas
Sherman interurban.
DR.. J. p Turner Of slidell, accom-
panied by other citizens from that sec
lion. was In Dallas last week for thu