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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
rents. NJ. ard Mrs. 3.
nox q Bar. HI. A,a.

rents. Mr. ard Mrs. 3. c. !ala...
no* oi Bar. Hi, Al.a.
John /. Roop has gone 70 Chicago
for TIE purpose 0: attending the
expert scho3l ot The ,nte,na,ional
Harvester Compan. :or which NJ.
Roop is a travelling salemsn.
z. Ericsson eft again las. Sa,a.-
day for DsgEar. Montana. with q
ca-load Of horses. K I've. ard Ed
ward and Grover Ferguson irove
the herd % Bismarck. where ire.
were load-d After iisp&sing of me
animals Ny. Erickson VII, return
and buy Up another shipment.
G. E Jun9e ard " 7. Ja2d. Il
B-addock. we're visitors in Hazei.oa
Saturday and sundsy Mr. J1nge
cane oye! in connection ssi,n the.
clearing Up Of his cha,,el mortgage
agains, sam Plustct. B-a,n me
:orme, gentlemen are old timers IN
the County ard during their shar.
sta. in town net ard renewed sc-
cuaintance with many old friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Cliserd Kar.z ar
riYed home as. SATURDAY evening
from Ca,lstset. Alberta. where trey
we're married on Christmas aa..
The cerenlon. vas performed a the
home Q: the ur:das parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Goeh-ing. ard vas Wit
messed only oy the immediate mem
hers u the tanily Tne bride was
former; Miss Mimic Goeh,ing. who
y wei and fa.orably known 70 Hs-
zslson folks. having resided here up.
to four years age, WREN she moved
with her parents 10 Canada. She Is
a yoong lady Of charming personal
i.y and will be welcomed TO Haze!ton
in the real hospi,abie style that mas
ever been the custom Ct the people
CT this vicinity. Mr. ku-sz. the
groom. has lived in this community
all his life. having been born on the
farm cas-. CT town and Is known to
every resident Of the north half oi
the coun,T as an ambitious. steady
young man. who has place marked
Gu, for himself in the world tins,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
TEMvIK TALK.

s.1-r~s ..aaie1cs ;. s.e s-eaa-c ttzz
The dance Saturday nigh, vas xell
attended
Bay your -four al snsders Cash
Store at s. - per HUNDRED.
Olaf La-yi.k ard family returned
from their Trip 70 Minnesota Ss.u.-
day
Carl Larsics and family. ~no have
been visiting IN Minnesota .cs Sus
time. returned home THURSDAY
Edward Tempe eft Monday morn
ing tor Fargo, wne.e le xii attend
the ag,icul;ursl college ,niS winter.
Q1ite a number ot folks from
here attended tie Moose dance Al.
Hazel,on. \ report NOS. er;oy-
able tine.
Lizzie Weber returned from he,
home al Herried Friday. where STE
spent New Year. Her sister. Katie.
came with he. 10 make shor, visit.
NJ. 3. P. Adams returned from.
the Black Hills country Monday.
wheye he has been visiting With his
son and farnily during the HOLIDAYS.
M and Mrs. FREQ Snyder enter
tanned dozen young folks a, thei.
home Ne~ Year Eve With a cap
year party The sign that met .hei,
gaze Is KEY stepped INFO the room
was. o1. as chance. girls. Nov
Q. -e.e. Ire boys locked rather
slSs soc :no11h. .hei. tine mad come
q: Is * evening woe On ana tie
COX s:.:.-cs twelve shey crer-d ~
. s-s tzc- IA. .he. Ne.e ST.. :.se.
= god &c 0ys-s. Stew vas
se..e 3. s.a hol- ara 81 ven,
a1s $50 ~:.h he .1oaeh. ma,
7 80. Sc re- eoEs every year.
Tin Iics.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
re go. eal-..

II was part q. v-S.t9-s sang TIE
sights II Es.-->tls-a -. 1ay s--e.-
q the coaS--y a,c..y as-~e-ss-. - LIE
CITY u ". i'a.p.e TIE eu-s-o- VIE
showing them a.sG-1 VS. e4ed zwzy
% business and Kit liz visitors Il
charge q one q ~ es. To-.
cane 70 t-autltu. sIs,ne N1.c. vas
sduire. ;uue>e-.! !. wzs q. ..zas
lue=-t MARIE r. s-9l.... 81. ~ x
cel-eaees q. tie sr4.-= Tod ~ name
Q: TIE SUITE. s1c showed !, from ~
ery viewpoint. Ore ASKED. AS a.as.-..
.sn, liz No. x s1.i. ye-uss-
A-eoasu.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
TEMVIK. NORTH DAKOTA
pas, two weeks.
John Hes. was sbssns Tsessias

past s~o xseAs
John Her was sbsen, Tuesday.
ca. school missed only Two Gays
during the holidays Csri;mas Day
and New Year.
Oscar Tempe missed one iay {:
school asst wees
The following program NIL ts
given oy the Lisera-. Society q:
Ienayis ara vicinity al the TenviA
schooi- house FRIDAY evening Sorg.
by Socies. Recitation. Haze.
Dosd Recitation. Ernes,.ae
v 1dtke. lonunsirums. oscar Tsm-
pei Quartet. Miss Bl-ge. Mrs.
Dewitt. 3. Il. CLIFTON. G 4. Smith.
Reading. Rachs DAYS. Recitation.
Lizzie Webe. Song. Is Society
Drill General Debate RESI- ysd
That the aver IS more uset1s e
mankind than TIE doctor
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

Minn. where they vii maze sas:y
sutlse home Mrs. Sheen was are
9. tie real popular young ladies !:
-h.s vicinity and has resided rs.e
since childhood. and although rs.
nary friends regret her departure
from Hazelton. they al tender eon-
s.atllasions and hope tia. narp:-
les and prosperity may ever e
me LOT Of her and her husband. Nj.
Sheen. while comparatively 3
stranger in our midst. during n;s
snort stay IN Hazeison. Las eaine1
ne esteem and good vii q. sur.
dfeos q newlymade friends. He
mas been employed as sgen, in TIE
{ / MeEEick lumber yards 70. he
nas, five months during Nj So
Draw : activity III o,he. lees.l,;es.
ard has gained much popularity
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

vii bring rim 70 .ae .ep o. i.e Cd
der Of prosperity. ard .-is paper
.oins 1i.h re -ans friends 9: tie
young couple Ii cor graft la,Sons.
As stated last .@s. .hey XII ,ass
lp their residence tre -aw-
ford farm. four miles sol.tasaS. I
to1n n ne yer.. nea. :l.l.e
Small pox .s beginning 70 t-sas
OK II she cour.ry 50 .irsssss Of ae-e
and ssre-al cases f.a.e recently been
reported Commissioner Branr i
one b: the s:csinls ard i ala-an.:ned
a MS home in iiersehsaei Nzlsy.
His case i 8: a rather ign, form.
however 4, Linton .tsss laS tssn
quite at epidemic. senae,i,ing IKE
Fifty cases being reported from .aa.
vicinity
NJ. ard Ms a. E. Du.-on were
presented WITH Christmas gil, On
Dec. ai 0: which they are exceed
ingly prolu The gil. was present.
g u the ssork ard i -ine rev
nahy bog M-. and Mrs Matthias
Dab. were also .sei:ients Of & gift
from Herr Stors. me bir.; having
visited them on De 9th an.i cav
ing them fire Toy Bosh young
ste-s are OF the ssrere. hea-hy type
and are doing ire. They are gifts
sacn as tend % maze this cid wosld
a happy pace. .Auctioneer and Mrs.
4 =. Brown. liyirg rear Temyis.
are the parents d: a new son HE
youngsssr was bern on Dee. 18th.
Dan Cupid Wit, his little darts h..s
again been campaigning in this
.-ic.nisy lately and mas succeeded in
bringing another popular couple Il
the altar. Yesterday afternoon At,
the Catholic parsonage II Bismarck.
occurred the marriage Of Miss
Sophia Appert. daughter II Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin .Apusr.. Il liazelton. d
5. J. Sheen. The marriage was \
quiet one and was attended only hv
the necessary witnesses 81 i
Thuss,on and +. ~ Batter acting in
that capacity After the ceremony
the couple took the tram FOR t.as,ou
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

TIE lands d : S..aa-sa wouaa hare
& cassie t-aasy. 90. ,Asi- movements
are i--c5--. ia.s.e Sleh az13s cannot
= ds-se-.e---. nay CT ca.r y sd
Ei--i Va IL. manipulate fan
OF ~ cs--.--.-, HAe1 t-ey raise 6
ski-. .. &.la-- : ua2-l.l4 i, IS al
WAYS done VII. ----.,- grace =
sI2-sa we1-a s.V-e KNOWS aov y
IS LEI .z-s-S S they ---.y sao-ll y
nsei-N-w yo-. SCa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
Notice Mortgage Foreclosure

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.

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TP LIZ -s.-.1 T-ssizy from
aSi.a a, zs oss- Sunday
Sns. s>l,or in Bis
rs-es N-@ -ssrnirs tuesday
NsI aana toy.
CT as -e-rrei Doing
lars zsoss On Ns~
ia, rs a=rs II Brad
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NJ -ssn returned
u s-m an Where she
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d: gn i town Non.
"a as rz z,
Hs 4, thursday
7- wne-s re xii
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se Ar- Dee 10y. All
Log -s..rr=i Tuesday
:. Na1ezr Nn--e ne had the
.-n ~:a Inferred.
a- II " and Mrs. Wm.
IL - NJ, ,,
- Me-. ana saae DOING nicely
~ s-e sl.= an NJ anie. and
cz-sz.ess E.rs ard Francis. we're
sis'sa mzs. s- SUNDAY, r.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
'From the Record. January

In Town and Out
a wild and wolly blizzard reignee:
supreme yesterday ard day before
Owing to the bad roads Miss Pc
trie did not arrive. AMI therefore
Williamspor,'s winter term of school
is still problem Of the future
No quorum was present on the
date set for the meeting Of the board
Of county commissioners and the
session was adjourned to sionias
next.
The Record is informed that nsi-
tations will soon be sent %, tor :
sheet and pillow case part. @hica
will take place on the evening Il
Friday, January 2'Jth.
Andrew Watt started out asst RI
day for Steele. He walked and
pulled hand-sled on mich nas Ms
baggage. The weather vas Storm
and he brought W ou, d, Mr Mar
digos. He returned 10 .o.r. ard
next day resumed his iournef
Frank Hart was employees &. liz
marck during the ate fs ard sis
not haze time 70 prop-ry ~. rs
house 10 order for the winter Still,
he is getting along yer, We On.
tina, he is compelled - VASE ca--
siderable energy in keeping ne q.
Of the stove ahile he * KING q.
meas.
/, is said TIA. ous asta-: oe;-d :es-
low-c.tizens down q. Camp SHE
are no@ liked tos he spring rise
They sleep on high sheises. rave z
trap-door through eacn roof. al s-a
teaching their liye-stec. . m
trees. Ine boys els aele- in -n= 81
and practice swimming 10 tne .!fsr
Messrs Msndigo, kennel. az
DAME. four enterp.sin2 settlers
from tne R9op neignao-a ..rre5
their faces toward tne IA -.nte-
last Friday. ard be.hol gh. than
selves that they .o.1 saea 9.o-
cure Cad q .wood Iaer- ~as
blizzard Four homes.c. s-..le-s
passed Friday riga, il Bs..
Rome. Brock IS IN ms. Is
consulate u Emmons c5.,.. tern
porsry bowers ;. A=.gr-
b. ~ao was ysi.;ng 1:m .as c1--
2 n ~aiie ne vas cleaning - .1=
h.es.:as. csy-oree says .es. .-s
sign. 0: great nig tears i-g
J Es cree.s alG .1na :ns ,s.-
splost into tts- disn-saa rs
,hin2 e =aece syras.rs finn M
hzrdes. aes,.
%. .-llo.-~..l@.s aao are te--
I-o.s.lliT assen. ara n--scy irsa.Fne3
tina, this winter Is beng s4ssssi 9 ute
pleasantly b. Emnsons ceaa,y p=eIls.
Correspondence .: the f.-co,i .noss
a genera osse.. snce u .o.ids. wee.
IN al parts D: .hs co.n.. arl ;-s.
in every nei2hooyhood t.-r
visits. social gatherings ard zig 1a-
neYs took place. Wi.t a g12..-. IF
beef or s"o anc isrt.s zig hanging
up in handy place. ard ~. .:7=
cellar f. Of vegetables Ing s.e-sz
settler car 81; ~ tie ire il = 81
josmens q lifes physicz cg11:
While, 3. the sane TINE. II s=+,s as
spiritual amp We ,snm-i aa
spiritual windows a=n 1s-a
Jer1-a I'm
Las. f.ldas -ss n= a-s.
day this ".n.sr ,ns. N !. z1s
po..-Lisona nas. czr,;e .sHe
MAKE ;as rosnc TIP. ri ~ .se-z
mai dc 10. gs- u Xxi. >ss-ez:
Friday ho@s.=: 80 NJ ~
ds,s or ~a.eh ran stzrlrs ze.
sns Unsettled prairie 800 -- re
.lte ID .sngs. T-e "a 1s--
os9lltegs:ec &, IT. s.:.s,.
sne a t-fasS slie.ngs -z,
ME dzs.z-. eoe -. &
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

Yes AAs u. Cuu-o1 earnestly.
By. VIA. csay..ees .ou -ts. .ae 61k=
loTes ocr dau.s-e. e-@r,y aoi deyc..
ely
Iae .ac, ~als-s u. VIE :c:.y.
-t.s. b Is Wiling % acesl. yoa IS
!s.hs.-;ss-l4 ~ Washington S-2..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
IN PIONEER DAYS

tain quantities De roads are quite
tad ) drifted and il appears thai &C
far the mail-carriers have done a.
vel a they could
l. l. gwen the Record as matte.
Of fact ,ha, certain WillianSpo,
young gentleman is much interested
in BODYBUILDING matters 0: axe
and that the iraf; Of neat, :o-.-
room cottage has been seen. More
cake
Clayton Correpsondence
A flock Of twenty FIVE ante ol<
~ere zen noriheas. Q; Nj. 9 Il
Hammond : a few days aga
There xas an entertainment 8, .ns
resiisrce q: NJ. Joseph Reiou.e 8
New Year night. Dec amz.:ers
singing music ard s-sssys we're tx
order ). ;a- evening There ae-=
about forty in attendance. and
Iai Z very enjoyable time.
Tne other ia. q o-;dl-d ani SO
q q pony came dashing ras. VI
8aa51.es ard aoxn NE s-s..o~n
dragging ST oa5e.; ~nieh .as rs
sgf.ess5 n x human being tg-
aaie-. -psn c.csse. exarlins. s3n.
p-gs-i = X 81 ante or@ s..zete1 =
TIE sa5c : n rope Ire sri-s
VS. = :. ore 6. ~ iz..o-
aQss sr5, sr;ls -e-saa.l .o5-s
;-e so,y osczre frightened &. ~
Dragging cu..=c.. g. AKA: s-on =:
-ioe-. ara ssssssss.ei. sssiaS rs
--s- . sis-.e: :eo~ .hs IA
u --;.g pm.
np Sais.ss C43..@faase-ce
-s= cz-p i Is li,ely 8 ste-
m=sa.ag ae~ ese.: car
II iio-ig..asen rs started 1z--
l=!-s-op al shooting gssle.g IS
~ ,a= s9=. butt. .sn: lsir-es *.
Iss-s s.s s.il. e" PAGES n ..s
.lve- -. are 10. :,czsn aver y.
~ ,olgrs- 6. water i sse1. ,rs
ss-l- = H.-a .e rs. CANE Z cams
Ia= oa.s So ia, iasrs XII *
netting colar .s:c-e mp ~;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09
Sesao Noes.

$50 Noes.
js.iz We nzS 81, schoo
LYDIA Ra,ss. x2 absent Iaesis..
Gisdsz R:s;ea %. halliday FL
CAY
Ems: an Erwin hsshl we're A.
SCI. a. .=el.
Ma...s.ie sssdma- ~ss ss.ssn,
azt e: T-g-sisy
Ias s:Seafiaaee IL ,he grammar
.l,an hss fesn Ye.y .ez1s. f.. TIE
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

GO. o..t.s OUT OF which he came
with his life. the other the abyss
which engulfed him. Mr.. j. NJ
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

tween the power Of Niagara and The
Victoria falls in South Africa? The
answer Is that the flow at Niagara
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

aWhat does your mother give Won
when you have been an unusually
-l,ty hoy
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

come better acquainted with her
said to myself, 'l'll marry none
rather than her. Since that I've got
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

. met the other day.
ked what a cliump a man is
+ Il farm without knowing
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-01-09

y disinterred and the two parties
are free to go on shooting at each
other again.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
DEATH GAME To
PROMINENT TEXAN

Temple, Texas, Jan. 2O.-George c.
Pendleton died at his home here at
1910 o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Pendleton was Lieutenant Gov.
ernor of Texas under James S. Hogg,
and at one time Congressman from
the old Ninth district. He was 6S
years old.
Governor Pendleton suffered a
stroke of paralysis Friday morning,
from which he never rallied, remain
ing unconscious until the end came.
The funeral was held in Temple at
10:3O o'clock this morning.
In Congress, Governor Pendleton
was the predecessor of Hon. R. L.
Henry, and the successor of Hon. E. L.
Anthony, who died in Dallas Satur-
day.
The patient was in semi-conscious
condition all Saturday. His children,
Mrs. n. A. Sayre and Mrs. Harry Ken
dali OF Houston, Mrs. L.. +. Gown or
Waco and Ned E. Pendleton of Bryan,
were summoned and arrived Friday
night.
Governor Pendleton suffered the
loss of leg by amputation last sum
mer as a result of his first paralytic
stroke, and while he had been up and
around attending to business for sew
eral months, his health had not been
good.
Recently Congressman R. L. Henry
announced he would recommend Mr..
Pendleton for appointment as post
master at Temple under the admins
tration of President-elect Wilson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
AN EVENING WITH CARPEN-
TIERS LOCAL NO 1855

Upon invitation it was the pleasure
of an Eagle man to attend meeting
of Carpenters Local Union No. 1855
and spend an hour or so with them.
We were welcomed by the president,
Mr.. w. w. Finch, and other congenial
officers of the union and made to feel
at home among them.
This organization was perfected
about two years ago and has rapidly
grown until it now has about two hun
dred active members. The interest
each member takes in the organiza-
ton is gratifying and speaks well for
the officers who have been selected to
discharge the duties of the union.
They have recently secured new
quarters and are now fitting up their
hall, and when completed will be at
home to their friends each meeting
night. In fact the president extends
a special invitation to the business
men of Bryan to meet with them, get
acquainted with the members and ad-
dress the body at will.
The local is preparing to give a re-
ception and smoker at an early date
and start the ball to rolling. The ex-
act date will be announced later. Fol-
lowing is list of the officers elected
at the last meeting:
w. W. Finch, president
w. E. Edwards, vice president
c. L. Weiss, recording secretary.
George Stelzer, financial secretary.
B. G. Wallace, treasurer.
Will DeHart, conductor.
]. B. Henderson, warden.
John Reed, Bob White, Johnny E.
Johnson, trustees.
T. A. Fitzpatrick, G. B. Clayton.
John Rosenahour. auditors.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
TO INVESTIGATE ATTORNEY
GENERALS OFFICE.
IRv Assoclaied Press.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 2O.-Senator
McGregor demanding his motion for
an investigation of the Attorneys Cen
erals office during the last five years,
said that he was informed that a suit
for the recovery of nearly half mill
ion dollars worth of school lands in
Harris County was ordered dismissed
last month, although the State had a
good case. He said c. A. Leddy of
Greenville resigned as Assistant At
torney General because he was in
structed to enforce the club law less
strictly in certain sections of the
States than elsewhere. He charged
there is a cottonseed crushers' trust
in Texas and that it is reported that
rice millers receive favors.
Action on this resolution was de-
ferred until Wednesday by vote of
16 to 8.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
TO ENDEREN0 DIVORCES

Reno, New, Jan. 20.-The Nevada
Legislature convened today for ses-
sion limited to sixty days. Key Pitt
man, Democrat, the popular choice,
will be elected to fill the unexpired
part of the term of the late United
States Senator George S. Nixon, end
ing March, 1918. A change in the di-
yorce law of Nevada making the
period OF residence required for di-
vorce one year instead of six months,
is expected, and the amendment pro-
viding for woman suffrage is expected
to pass.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
PROCEEDINGS IN THE
TEXAS LEGISLATURE
Speaker Terrell Has Announced the
Various House Standing
Committees.
[By Associated Press

Austin, Texas, Jan. 2O.-Speaker
Terrell announced the House commit
tees today. Following are the names
of the chairman of each committee:
Federal relations, Cooper; judicial
districts, Duffie; insurance, Spradley;
forestry, Bruce; juvenile reform, Jor-
dan; mines, Burgess; printing, oliver;
military affairs, Wahrmund; asylums,
Baker; Senatorial districts, Sullivan /;
State affairs, McKamy; stock raising,
Harp; public health, Fountain; roads,
bridges and ferries, Hunt; criminal
procedure reform, Bruce; civil proceed
ure reform, Wagstaff; privilege, suf-
frage and elections, Kennedy; public
debt, Burnfister; private corporations,
Bagby; penitentiaries, Reedy; public
lands. Barely; judiciary, Humphreys;
liquor traffic, Fuller; labor, Coffey;
municipal population, Lane; irrigation,
.Glasscock; enrolled bills, Tillotson;
engrossed bills, Mulcahy; revenue and
taxation, Mangum; Congressional dis
tricts, Hornsby; counties, Wood of
Fisher; criminal jurisprudence, Will
lams of McLennan; claims and ac-
counts, Crisp; examining accounts,
Maxthausen; education, Yarbrough;
constitutional amendments, Haney:
banking, Buchanan; contingent ex-
pense, Savage; appropriations, Wor-
than; agriculture, Clavin; commerce
and manufactures, Kirby; common
carriers, Gooner; intrastate improve
ments, MacGill; game and fisheries,
Dunn; supreme judicial districts, Rat
liff public buildings, Owsley.
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Little samuel William pansby.

Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Dansby of Well
born have the tenderest sympathy OF
their neighbors and friends in the
death of their little seventeen-months-
old son, Samuel William, which oc-
CURED Saturday The little fellow
was laid tenderly to rest in the Steep
Hollow Cemetery yesterday afternoon,
Rev. Glenn Finn, pastor of the First
Methodist Church of this city, con-
ducting the funeral services.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
STRAUS PLANS SOUP
KITCHENS FOR JERUSALEM
Philanthroplst Sailed Saturday from
New York En- Route to the
Holy Land.

New York, Jan. jonathan Straus
sailed for the Holy Land Saturday to
establish twenty-one soup kitchens in
Jerusalem and to do whatever else he
can to alleviate the sufferings Of the
Jews in Palestine.
Mr.. Straus said he intended to de-
vote his entire attention hereafter to
relieving the poverty-stricken inhab-
itants of the Holy Land. Mrs. Straus
accompanied him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
RoBlNsoN-JAME ES.

Miss Ruby james, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. James of this city
and Mr.. Henry c. Robinson, Jr., OF
Houston, formerly of this city, will
be united in marriage at the First
Methodist Church in Houston at
o'clock this afternoon. Miss Ruby has
been visiting in Houston for some
days. A more extended notice will ap-
pear Saturday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-20
PROPOSED OFFICIAL SALARIES.

PROPOSED OFFICIAL SALARIES
In accordance with the recommends
ton in the Governors message that
all officers be placed on a straight
salary and that the fee system be abol'
ished. a bill to that effect has been
introduced. The section for counties
of the size of Brazos is as follows:
Section 6. In counties having a
population of $1,000 or more, but not
exceeding 10000, the Commissioners
Court shall fix the compensation fol
district and county officials as fol
lows:
County Judge, not less than $1,000
nor more than $4,000
County Attorney, not less than
$1,000, nor more than $4,000.
Sheriff, not less than $500, nor
more than $25O0.
Tax Collector. not less than $1,000,
nor more than $4,000.
Tax Assessor, not less than $1,000,
nor more than $4,000.
District Clerk, not less than 5000,
nor more than $4,000.
County Treasurer, not less than 50,
nor more than $500.