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New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Effort to Undo NaUaI Consolidation
Plans.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.

washington, March
OPPOSE NEWBERRY'S ORDER-A determined
effort will be made in the next administration to
have Secretary Newberry's order transferring tha
duty of purchasing coal from the bureau of equip
ment to the bureau of supplies and accounts re-
voked 1t is understood that this order was issued
Notwithstanding the remonstrance of the officers OF
the bureau of equipment. Secretary Newberry
however. is firm in the belief that the bureau OF
equipment should be abolished, which can only be
brought about by legislation. Mr.. Newberry has
decided to acquaint his successor thoroughly with
the Newberry plan of navy yard administrative re-
form. He has detailed Rear Admiral Goodrich to
duty as general inspector of the navy yard scheme
10 the end that the commandants. some Of whom
are not especially in favor Of the plan, may inter-
pose obstacle to its successful issue It is ap-
preciated that unless the system is encouraged in
some such way there may be serious difficulty for
the new Secretary Of the Navy 1t is already evi
dence that the opponents of the plan Will make an
effort to have the situation changed In the mean
time, however. some important amendments have
been made to the naval regulations which would
require the action Of President Taft to change.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been Issued:
Colonel MILTON B ADAMS corps Of engineers. to hous
to await retirement for convenience o the govern
Major HENRY A WEBER. medical corps. from Hot
Captain MICHAEL NJ M'NAMEE. 18th Cavalry. from
Ethan Allen Sheridan.
Captain FRED II. GALLUP. field artillery attached TO
First Lieutenant LOUIS H HANSON. medical corps,
Houston o Hot Springs.
First Lieutenant WALTER H DADE medical reserve
corps. O Philippines. April D.
Leaves Of ABSENCE Captain THOMAS NJ MOODY pay
four months. First Lieutenant W CHURCH
GRISWOBD. medical reserve corps. three uCuths and
fifteen days: Second Lieutenant GEORGE ". HALL
Philippine Scouts. one month
NAVY
Rear Admiral c r. GOODRICH. detached duty
mandaut navy yard and station, New York; continue
other duties
Captain F H ELDRIDGE. detached examining board
Washington inspection duty. Connecticut district
headquarters Hartford
Captain ] p MURDOCH detached the Rhode Island.
March IS navy yard. New York. and Cu-
ties Of commandant May Il.
Commander W A GILL. detached navy yard. Mare
Island. navy ward. New York
Midshiprnan G X CALHOUN. detached the BaslsJ; 70
bureau Of navigation
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS--The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Feb. 27-The Tingey and the Wilkes. az Pensacola
Feb 2S-The BrutUs, Hampton Roads. the haRsas a.
Philadelphia
March THE Mayfower the Prairie. Washington;
the Missouri and the Ohio. az Tompkinsvllle. t1a
Brutus. at Newport News
SAILED.
March The from hampton Roads Tor Newport
Ms Maine. the New Hampshire and the Mis-
sissppi. from Hampton Roads for Guantanamo. the
Dixie. from Hampton Roads for Washington
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
EASTERN LEAGUE DATES NEXT.
Schedule for the Coming Season To Be
Adopted on FRIDAY

The spring meeting Of the Eastern League will
be held the Victoria Hotel on Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock, when the official schedule for the
sea son Of viii be adopted z. 7. Powers presi-
dent OF the league. said yesterday:
Il have prepared two schedules for consideration
and at this time I have not the least idea which
will be adopted. Both subject to any fair
change that may be recommended that will not
act as an injustice to any club
i have instructed the printer TO hold the plates
open for any changes that may be adopted at the
meeting and therefore on that account I have de-
decided that the schedule as whole will not be
given out for publication until whatever changes
may be agreed upon are inserted and at a rea-
sonahe time after the meeting, when the sched-
ule will be released for publication. some par
ticuar day
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
CAN'T 4GREE on DATES.
Columbia and Chicago May Not
beet at Basketball.

It does not seem likely that Columbia and Chi
caro will meet at basketball TO settle the question
Of supremacy. The Chicago management suggest
ed March ls and March . the dates for the nrst
two games Of the series. and left the date Of the
third contest if is necessary, TO be decided
later These dates were declared by the Columbia
llanasenlent 10 he too late for the Morningside
heights team. ard another letter was sent 10 the
Chicago manager suggesting that the games be
played on March s and 9. and II a third game Is
needed, March 10
The Hrst contest was to be played in Chicago,
the second in the Columbia gymnasium, and the
third OF d neutral court in New York city Word
was received yesterday At Eo'uIabia that THESE
dates too early for the Chicago players as
their season does not close until March l5.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
SWIMMING = AIT6MOBUMI y HOCKEY x OTHER SPORTS
NOTTER SAILS AWAY.
CIercr Jockey off to Ride in Ger
mann This Season.

Joe Nctter. who headed the list Of winning
jockeys on :he metropolitan tracks last year and
is one Of the best riders ever developed IN this
country sailed yesterday on the Kaiser Wlihei'n II
to f,,,g1 . contract made 70 ride In Germany this
year.
Notter vas under contract TO James r. heene
last season. and won many rich stakes for the
yice-chairman Of the Jockey Club He handed
tie unbeaten Colin in his three winning races ne
rode CeIt 20 victory the Brooklyn Handicap, ne
brought Ballot hcme in the Suburban and four
other races and he won the classic Ftturlty with
AIasBette. During the season he handled l4s Win
neTs.
Fred Taral. who has been spending the winter
at his home here, sailed the same steamer with
Notter Taral has been riding in Germany with
marked success for several years
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
YOUNG ooRBBrT WINS ON POINTS.
One Time Champion Has Better Of Fast Bout
with Mario.

Young Corbett OF Denver. former featherweiSht
chsnaplan sigraIized his temperance in the ring
here tonight by defeating Johnny Mario. Of New
York in p fast ten-round bout before the members
Of the Fair1u0urt Athletic Club
Both men received a lot of punishment, Corbett
closing ore Of Narto's eyes in the second round
and the latter drawing blood from the ex-clam-
rion-s nose in the third Although the New York
fighter was knocked Of his feet. he finished the
bout strong Both men adopted aggressive tactics
iron, the first Mario having TO be warned repeat
edlv for using his head
La the majority OF the rounds Corbett forced the
HrnSirlg II was only in the last minute that Mario
took the offensive: even then. however Corbett
cleverly held him Of. finishing the fight fresh
almost as a the beginning
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
COMMUNITY GoLF AT HAwoRTH.
Final Meeting for Consolidation of Two Clubs
Set for Tonight.

There Is row no question regarding the ccnsoli-
datio-, Of the Scottish Golf Club Of America and
the Haworth Country Club for the purpos= Of es-
tablishing community golf al Haworth and to en-
large the course TO eighteen holes final meeting
Of The organization committee Will be held to-
night al the ST. Paul Hotel
ARA ngernents have been made 70 keep open
free q ali dues or charges, the present clubhouse
ar5 niue hole course every Sunday, 10 enable
ne Scotch Golf Club members and others who
i-7-a-asfed 10 visit Haworth. From thirty to fifty
visitors 20 there each Sunday. BY May it is eX-
pscted there viii be three hundred paid members.
ard the organization will then b on permanent
no
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
DoNLIN SAYS: mot AN OUTLAW"

Syracuse. March 2.-Michael J. Donlin, captain
OF the New York Giants last year most emphati-
callv denies the dispatches sent out from New
York last night that he intends to join Calahans
Chicago outlaw baseball team Donlin is showing
here this week and he remarked this morning
that unless his terms accepted ny the New
York club within the next few days he will sign
? theatrical contract which will not terminate
Ill July )
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
COLLINS AND BoNHAG TO MEET.

With an entry list Of than four hundred
the athletic carnival Of the United Spanish War
Veterans in the 22d Regiment armory Saturday
night promises to furnish OF the best indoor
meetings Of the year. Every race on the pro
gramme will he interesting, a champion will
start from scratch in each The greatest strug
gle Of the evening will doubt ensue when George
Ronhag and Tom Collins start from scratch In the
th-aa-rlLLIa
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
HEAVY SENTENCE EoR ABDUCTION.

claude BigeIow chemist. Of No 1O5s Lexington
avenue, was sentenced TO not less than six years
and six months and not more than nine years n
80 ,,riso, nv Tudsa Rosalsky in the Court Or
General Sessions yesterday. for the abduction or
Ida Zeltner sixteen years Old Charged with com
nIicirv In the crime Richard Il Urliskie- sales
man Of No. 149 East Sith street was arraigned ID
tba Tornbs court yesterday He waived eNamina-
tto and was held in $3.50 bail for the srand jury
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
sLossoN ACCEPTS CHALLENGE.

George +. Slosson. who recently defeated George
B. Sutton for the worlds billiard championship at
Iginch ballline. shot in, has accepted chaI-
lenge 9f Sutton for return match The contest
will take place March Is In the concert hall n
Madison Square Garden. Both men have begun
practics for the match
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
KIDNEY sECRETIoNs.

Happiness is Harmony, but how there be mental
happiness when the body is racked by dscord when the
perform their allotted tasks The liver
work, and biliousncss kidneys rebel.
ecretions defective The
deranged and dyspepsia reigEs.
FRANZ JOSEF Aperient
Natures harmonizer. A before breakfast brings
order chaos. A continued will the
stomach the liver and restore the kidneys to a
healthy condition. Health viii replace disease and
days VIII be Strangers TO pain.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
DISCUSS AUTO RULES
Al Parts To Be Stamped in Run
AcrOSs the Continent.

The contest committee of the Automobile Club OF
America met in the clubhouse on West 54th street
yesterday, and went over the rules for the Ne"
York to Seattle endurance run, sanction Tor
which has been given by the committee. Those
present at the meeting were Robert Lee MorreI'
chairman; A L. Whiting. H. II. Law and z.
Rand Holander.
The rules were carefully considered and approved
in all except a few minor details. The chief change
was made in rule / which dealt with the stamping
of the parts of the competing cars AS the Fules
read originally. only the frames were 10 De
stamped. but inasmuch some manufacturers
have agencies along the route Of the contest II was
felt that not only the frames but the cylinders,
crank case and front and rear aXles should also
be stamped and only spare sets OF these parts
allowed contestants one set to be on cal! at Sih-
cago while the other would he available at Chey-
enne, Wyo-
The contest committee also made recommenda-
ton that the date Of the start be advanced from
June / TO May 20. in order that II would not IN
terfere with the Glidden tour.
This act on the part Of the club insures that not
only the letter but the spirit Of the agreement re-
rardin the division between international and na-
tionaI contests viii he kept TO the letter
According 20 4 r Pardiurton manager Of the
I,rg Island Motor Parkway. thirty miles OF road
vav has been cleared this winter. The roadoed
on this stretch will be laid as soon as ''e u1se .
ont Of the ground. With the addltona! PARKWAY
or7,,lared there VIII a stretch OF torty-oie HeS
,t.,dfrg 10 Lake Ronkonkona. Mr.. PardlnStoh
a,,>sr.- 10 see a majority of the prominent auto
mobile contests held the parkway this year
-. ,. ,rro,noed by the Automobile Club OF
=, yesterday that $4,000 will be spent IN
erecting the annex to its clubhouse. ground LOT
ryricb has recently been purchased on west 2oth %
street directly back of the clubhouse on "el an
err.et \ big part OF the new ouI'olls VIZ
- - -,r,re There are waiting list OF
a,er fu,o hundred owners who wish to store their
cars at the garage.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
HOPING TO RACE AT HOT SPRINGS.

Little Rock Ark March "A bill has been in
troduced in the Legislature to allow horseracing in
Hot Springs for period OF forty days in the year
The bill provides that racing shall be conducted
under a commission of citizens appointed by the
Governor the Secretary OF State and the Attorney
General. betting the races TO be allowed. except
where fraud is shown.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
ARRANGING LAWN TENNIS SCHEDULE.

n meeting Of the executive committee OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association at the
Waldorf Astoria yesterday. A. L. Hoskins. secre
tary OF the association. said that II was expected
20 have the list duly scheduled at the meeting to
be held on Friday March 26 He stated that there
were great number of applications fer new and
important tournaments. so that the list in length
and number would surpass that OF any former
son.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
ROCHESTER DEFEATS SYRACUSE.


Syracuse. March 2.-The University Of Rochester
basketball five made il two straight in hoty
tested game with Syracuse here tonight by score
of % 70 10. Rochester practically the game
in the first half. Syracuse made strong bid
the finish. urged by a record crowd. but Roches-
strong Herman. OF Rochester, scored
II points
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
HAND TENNIS AT NEW YORK A. G.

Twenty-one pairs were drawn in the hand tennis
doubles tournament of the New York Athletic Club
Yesterday and the winning of the opening match
fell to Frederick Olson and ]. f. Kelley who de-
feated Charles A. McCredy and j. ]. Barrett by
scores of 25-5 and 25-l9
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL.
BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL
r1.RILc scHooL 81. MANHATTAN
~ EARY A FOOTBALL MANAGER.

Peter O'I,eary, the fast hurdler and left end Of
the Boys High School football team. yester-
dav elected manager of this years eleven. OLeary
is prominent in athletic circles and has played on
the team several seasons.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
JOCKEY DIES FROM HIS INJURIES.
Wood Neze- Rcgained Consciousness After
His Mount Fell at Los Angeles.

I,5s Angeles March e.--J Z. Wood Of Frank
fort Ky the jockey who injured the
santa Anita racetrack yesterday wheE his mount
rom Lynch. fell. died last night liz the hospital
af,e- the surgeons had performed operation
On. an zlcuii. He never regained consciousness
after tie ins'iry-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
PEACOCK A PRINCETON CAPTAIN.
IRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

If5y Ieiegraph 70 The Tribune.
Princeton N J.. March 2.-The Princeton hockey
team to-day elected Clarence N Peacock, 10 Of
PittsbuTg, captain of the team for the ensuing
year. Peacock has played goal the team for two
years and has been generally acknowledged to be
tire best college on the ice at that position
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

Goae-For York = g.. CSsternar o. Coo.lcan
Csl. Peabody -: Crescens. LifJon and ftafay
William F2usse-l Hockey Club Associate Teteree
Brock Putnam Nicholas H 8 IuPires- N Lls4s n
.16 a Fsrirron Hockey
sfeh.ins Crescent A C and Mortimer Bishop. Ne"
YORK A { Tarle-Two tvrenty-rnirute halves
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
no ousI 4oo cHIcAeo cIIY EMPLOYEES:

Chicago March 2-ChicagO's financial distress
is TO be relieved. according to a City Hall an
nouncenlent tonight. by the discharge OF four hun
1re,i er7ploves mostly inspectors. who have been
doing duplicate work.
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RICH RED BLOOD
You VIII Never Have 1t as Long as
You Have Dyspepsia.

lou nave DySPCpSA".
Just as long as you have dyspep-
STA your food will not properly di-
gest and the nutritious elements in
the food will not be extracted or alb
sorbed, and impoverished or watery
blood will follow.
This condition may not be appar-
ent at first, but it will come just as
sure as the sun will rise again.
Any stomach ailment, including
all forms of indigestion, can be
promptly cured by using Mona
tablets, a scientific treatment unsur-
passed.
1t stops fermentation, belching OF
gas and taste of sour food almost at
once.
The mighty power of Mi-o-na to
invigorate and restore the stomach
to perfect condition is known every
where.
Mona cures by building up-by
banishing the cause. For thin people
1t is a great flesh builder because it
causes the stomach to give more and
purer nutrition to the blood. 1t
cures sea and car sickness and vom-
iting OF pregnancy almost immedi-
ately Hood & Curtin sell Mona for
SO cents large box, and guarantees
it to cure or money back. 248-256-
266.
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OAK BRANCH.

Oak Branch, Texas, Jan. 81
Among the sick this week is j. w.
Bearden with rheumatism.
Jim Hudley's little boy and Cliff
ton Ellis with pneumonia.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Nc
Caulley, a boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. Fos-
ter Owens, a girl.
Mr.. J. d. Carroll has moved back
to the farm and says he can't go
back on his raising.
B. N and J. M. Martin and |. l..
Ingram went to Buena Vista Sunday
evening and report a good sermon by
Rev. Greed of Boz.
Singing at Oak Branch Sunday
evening was enjoyed by large
crowd. The time appointed for or
ganizing a class is the second Sun
day in February.
Since the warm spring-like days
came lots of the oats that were
thought to be dead, have come to
life.
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Real Estate Transfers.

j. w. Tuley to R. P. Henry, 10S
acres out of the Robert M. White
survey; $2716.65.
w. X. Ward to J.. NJ Alderdice,
176 acres out Of the William Null
lens survey and IA acres out OF the
w. E. Rogers survey; $13,153.
f. S. Guy ct al to j. P. Singleton,
104 acres out of the Sinto Guerro
survey; $4,150.
r. A. Kooken ct al to c. E. Koo-
ken, 191 acres out of the M. Phelps
survey; $50 acres out of the H. Brig
gance survey and z acres out of the
NJ Phelps survey; $4,000.
j. T. Moye ct al to ], A. Robbins,
80 acres out of the Simon Garcia
survey; $4,0S0,
Mrs NJ. A. Robbins to Mrs. M. e.
Johnson, 100 acres out of the r. M.
Williamson survey; $4,000.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Wilbrinks to w. e.
Calvin. undivided interest in so acres
out of the r. de la Pena grant;
S425.
w L. Hawkins to w. w, Major,
lot in Midlothian; 1925.
NJ A. Davidson to M. E. Davidson
IS acres out of the Joseph Rhodes
survey: $3,092.
w w. Major to Perry Hardware
company, lots 8 and 16 in block Is,
Midlothian; $4,000.
Samuel W. Braswell to j. H. Fish
er. lots 4 and 8 in block 4, Highland
addition to Ennis; $500.
c. R. Mckay to r. A. Owens, lot
8 and north half of lot A in Per-
kins' addition to Ennis; $500.
T. II. Barrow to d. T. Curry, lots
81 and 81 in block 5, Trinity Uni
yersity addition to Waxahachie;
s1100.
j E. Lennon to w. w. Linville,
lot ia Alma $500.
J. H. Merritt to Robert c. Storrie,
lots l and 2 in block 50, Ennis;
$1,000.
]. l.. Bynum to W. ]. Rogers, lot
in Howard; $1,000.
C. n Brooks to w. w. Batchler,
! c. A. Weatherford and ]. S. Wilson,
undivided one-fourth interest in lots
4, and 8, in block 8, Ferris
$3SS6o
| w. W. Batchler ct al to Ferris
Light and Power company, undivld-
ed one-fourth interest in lots 4, 5
and in block 8, Ferris; $3SS.50.
]. S. Walker to e. Lalumiere,
block Is in Edwards addition to En-
mis-; 5000
Joe Il. Lyon to G. w. Maxwell. 80
acres of land; $500.
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ASHWOOD.

Ashwood, Jan. 27.-The weather
has been nice for the last few days
and farmers have made good use of
it. People work all day and burn
stalks at night.
Miss Willie Frazier visited friends
at Sterrett last Sunday.
Uncle Snort was through here last
week selling medicine and shaking
hand. with his many friends, as
most everybody knows him.
Mr.. T. M. and j. w. Fields visited
we scribe Sunday.
Mr. Frank Johnson spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with j. T. and
A. A. Eason.
Mrs. Barnes is building new resi-
dence on her place which will be oc-
cupied by her son, Mr.. VIII Barnes.
Mr.. J.. A. Hagan visited friends
and relatives below Waxahachie sun
day and Monday.
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FORREsTON.

Forreston, Texas, Jan. 27-Mr.
G. w. Gardner went to Waxahachie
Monday.
Mr.. Deb Edwards and daughters,
Misses Ina and Ina, of Italy spent
Sunday in Forreston with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Dora Ellison and daughter,
Lila, were in Waxahachie Tuesday.
Jesse Morton went to Waxahachie
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. H. Hamlin and Mrs. w. E.
Cox went to Italy Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Virgie Jackson visited home
folks at Ennis Saturday and Sunday.
Earl Harris spent Sunday in Mil
ford.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
gave a box supper Saturday night
and cleared 5000.
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FORRESTON.

Forreston, Texas, Jan. 25.-We
are having some nice weather for
farming at present and the farmers
are making good use of it.
Mr.. Jack Pearson left here Sun
day for Kerrville for his health.
Mr.. Clyde Johnson and wife visit
ed at Mr. Edmondson' Sunday.
Miss Pearlie Hill visited at Forces
ton Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Hudson visited at Mr..
Wright's Monday.
Mr.. Bob Reed visited at Mr.. Rod
gers Sunday
Mr.. Keith Johnson and wife visit
ed at Mr. Lumpkin's Sunday.
Mr.. Gaines and family visited
near Waxahachie Sunday.
Mr.. Digger visited at Mr.. Reed
Sunday
Health is very good at present
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo,
Ohio.
d, We, the undersigned, have known
F.. Cheney for the last l 3 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obli
cations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
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. COUNTY CORRESPONDING .
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TURNER'S CHAPEL.

Turner's Chapel, Jan. 26-Seeing
nothing from this part of Ellis coun-
ty in your excellent paper, will ask
for space for this. We are five miles
northwest of Milford on the white
rock. where spring water flows and
fat hogs and rosy children abide.
Our citizens are endowed with the
spirit of push and go forward.
The handsome new church and
comfortable new school building
manifests this fact. 1t is a little dry
however, the recent freeze left the
soil in fine condition for winter
blowing.
The first of the rev year brought
many changes in our community.
Mr.. George Severe now occupies
his residence in Milford and rented
out his farm. His son, Mr.. Rush Sc
we're, has one of Dr.. Pickett's farms.
Mr. Kemp visited Tom Green
county lately. His mother, Mrs.
Kemp OF Carlsbad, N. NJ, has re-
turned home, having visited here a
month.
The Sunday school, has elected Of
ficers for this year. Mr.. G.. G. Rosser
was elected superintendent, Miss An
ME Rutherford, organist; Miss Ag-
mes, secretary and treasurer.
The literary school is in charge of
Miss Farmer of Leon county, who is
doing good work.
Mr.. Bill Jewell and family did not
go to Denton county, but reside be-
tween here and Pluto.
This is the third birthday of their
little triplet daughters who are in
fine health
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Appointment of Notsries.

Austin, Texas, Jan 2S.- Editor
Light: Please say to all persons who
desire to be appointed notary public
that they must send their names to
me before the 15th of February. The
regular session of the Legislature is
in session but two months, and it
might be impossible to have any one
appointed after that time Parties
must write their names and initials
plainly, as one letter wrong will de-
prive them of the office.
Respectfully,
PIERCE b. WARD,
Senator 10TH District.