Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
TEXAS

TEMPLE, Tex, Oct. 23-The persons
who have been interested in the organiza-
tion of q company to publish a new morn
ing daily newspaper in Temple have an
nouncecs that their plans are about COM
plete and that special machinery and
equipment has been ordered. AS soon as
1t arrives publication will commence.
The new paper will be called the Temple
Daily Telegram.
PORT LAVACA--Mrs. Northrup has re-
turned from trip to California and Is
at home at the Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Forbes of League City is visiting
J. g. Anderson and family of this city.
Mrs. Bell of Alice is in the city visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Mcneil.
Z EOESTON-An involuntary petition in
bankruptcy was filed in the federal court
against T. w. House. banker. by three
of his CT cfeditors An answer was filed i'm
mediately admitting the act of bank
ruptcy. The matter was placed in the
hands of H. l.. Borden, referee in bank
ruptcy who is expected to appoint re-
ceiver at once.
TAL1AS-At the meeting of the board
os health City Health Officer I. B..
Fisher declared that enforcement of the
new state health laws Is practically inn
possible. Correspondence from DR.. Brun,
the state/ ehalth officer, indicated, pr.
Fisher said, that he intended bringing the
matter OF enforcing the state law before
the grand jury here, but 1t was his opin-
ion that the law could not be enforced.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 23.-Roy
Miller secretary of the Corpus Christi
Commercial club has written letter to
Mayor Combe suggesting the appoint
ment of delegation to represent Browns
Vile at the Inland Waterways convention
to be held at Houston November and 9.
AS Brownsville is directly interested in
this important interstate undertaking, an
undertaking which will give the truck
and fruit growers of the Brownsville
country an all-water route to some of the
. best markets in the country, it is prob
able that the mayor will appoint dele
cation to represent the city.
TIMPSON-Miss Pearl Devereaux and
I Miss Iva Lou McCreery went to Shreve-
port Friday
John T. Richards and wife OF Jackson
willie are in the city
Mrs. M. H. E. Whiteside has returned
from visit to Shreveport.
Elder G. j. Massey is in Taturn.
Byman Wilson has gone to De Queen,
Ark, to meet his wife.
A. l.. Pinkstl., Mrs. G.. II. Hairston,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Trammell and Mrs.
Frank Hairston are visiting in shreve-
port.
TEAGUE-Robert P. Hare & Co.. the
owners Of the concrete manufacturing
plant of this city, encouraged by the con-
slant increased demand, have decided to
double the capacity OF their plant, and
have let the contract for additional ma
chinery and buildings. This was an ex-
pertinent when first opened up, and has
proved to be very fine paying invest
ment for the promoters. as 1t is being
used in almost every building erected in
some form or other.
GALvESTON-James Hazelton, aged
63 wears, whose memory had been blank
for twenty-five years, came to himself
Yesterday at his home, near San Seville,
in webb county, Texas, where ne mas
lived for fifteen years, and owned large
plantation. The old man fell from sta
BILE loft ard struck his head and was
unconscious for several hours. When he
regained consciousness his memory was
clear and he recalled having left his wife
and four children near Montreal Canada,
twenty-five years ago, while suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.