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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY OCTOBER 4, 1904.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
NEWS OF HIE COURTS
SCHOOL BOARD MEET
ItiM'lltilun Helet-lioll
'Addns Ilurkeuroil
Tin dunce hihI elbo Kii'table rt-frtb-.
iihiii (olbiweit Hit abovv.
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
TRANSACTED A BIO
BUSINESS,
BATCH OF
y. H. C. A. OPENS
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
LAR 8ESv.. Tb
IN REGU-
it ,
:1
I
INJUNCTION AGAINST CUFFCY
AND OTHERS.
llif SIffll CHILD CASE OS
A Pathetic 3ern- '.i the Court Room
Busy Time at All tht Court
Yesterday.
Tim roiirtH were all l't ycidcnUy
Ulld III Mildllhlll Hi Hl.ll M-Vflul llUKill
inn biiMHtru llhd, wiu Im-Iiik an ,,!
Jltllct Illll.
Tii.i in liini'l inn iih hiyk-il !'.
O'llyrm. vh. Harry Wriiihi ! "I
Units IhKiKil u ru
draining order uihiii the hmU'nk of
i:uti boutl prolilhliliirf Hi" ilciimhinlH,
liichulinu the ;nfTt.y Co. Irom IhM.h
in,, nf inn mill inn luilf I'cr
Ilia, oil Hint Ih IM-Iim produced ill Ital
m..., rn.ni ui llx llrlimii Number an
f.. Tin iictlllon ull K H 1 1"" l" I'l""
HP Ih .milled Hi thill iroMirioll
tl.it iiroilm IIiiii mill Unit Hoim ir.wi bur
rein or iniiri HUH ninitiiy miun-u
Ill Ills credit libinc I"" 1,1,1 '" ,H V"
..I.I.. In ... I I 111 VIlllIC Of Willi". Till
... .llllll ill! Illll L'l'U claimed Ih SiiiH wllli
Interest. ' ,
nilii r hiiIih llli il nn iih folluvH
IMiiih SiiiiiIi th iikiiIiihI Mcllimbi Sim
km, mill fur divorce.
Ii.hll II .IlllliHHI IIUIlillKt llllrfll
u-i.i.i ..nil ulii. mill It. V. Axlilcy. Till
Ii mill muni lirOllllHHOry IHllO Wl
...... i. ilf.n lii I hi mini of STiiU. ()-
Him nlli. ulnir Unit Atdih y bun Klve
Kent imliH amtremitlin? im Ml"1
they liavo lii'i'ii eiidorneii over i" "
. iiiinilff i.v ilrfi'iiiliinl. Kent. I hi'
Involved nt !l. Hi. 21 mi'l 'i'i I" Iho Aver
III iiililltlon to tin lly f Jli'aiiiiKUit.
Annll, WIlltllllL' (1 III VH. dlll'loll
MiirHlmll i t ill Ih ii Hiilt fur iiarlltlon
..i'.. ..imr iiiiii iliev nri Joint owner"
i.. in in i.iivii i',:i of (lie cliy of
hi i.ii . . ... -
I ..nil mull t
I'eden Iron mill Steel eonipiiiiy flleil
i..,,. ....rniuiinu.nl after liidumctit hiiUh
i .ii. " - .
hualiiKl fiiilf Nnllmiai 1 tit n l ami No
..Iw.m liiin WurkH. Tin netilloim rep
rinent that on .lime 7. I'.m-I. plalnlin
luilL'iiieiit 111 Hie tlislr.ct
Inui M. K Fletcher ami A
A. Snell for tho Hunt of $SX7.2r., wlilcli
. . ......nl.l 'I'lllll
ia iiimr uinrn iiiiii nun milium
tin irnriilHlimelll iirocoedlllKS
l.riiiiirlil uuiiliisl tin rti'feiiilnntH to III
Inch whatever hiiiiih of money may h(
In their ihwhchhIoii to the credit of tin
defendants.
i ...-!,,. i.u the iiiohI Interest Iiik mm
I...I.,.... I li. mit'lu ve sionhiv wjh (but
i.f O. n. Htn.ilcy nifaiiiHt .lonephlm
uinnlev e nl. formerly n unit, for dl
voree hut now upon irlal to deleiiiilm
i... nuwii nn nr n HWeer nine m
,,... i,i .riri Hoi h iilaliitiff ami ih
i. i wp iii tin- court room ami
ii niimher of wIIiichhoh were on ham
and under the rule In the next room
Ti.,. fueiH in this cane were fully pull
HkIw.,1 In Hie Knleiiirl.se a few days
l ill nt n uns cinled for trial .venter
.in v iirinriiiion. 1 lot h nlaintllT anil de
fendat are youiiK people eolisldernlily
ntnii.i. ihlrlv venrn and tlu I'hilil was
neat lv dreHsed ami H'lit up a eontlnu
oiih childish bnhhle Hint could not
have other than attracted synipiithy
mill attention. Tile cliarKes and conn
tet chaWM In the pi-t It Ion and answer
nr Hcrlous ill nature and to an mi
accustomed spectator In the court
r.,.im iiw. evlilence causes chills til
creen down one's body. It Is the story
of a blighted life wltlra younger one
cninlni! on. Innocent, pure ami sweet,
anil each fond parent desiriiiR its cus
tony and keepinn, lielievini? honeslly
h is Hie nette.- Ilted to rear
the little one. The case was not
liiilshed lust iilKhl.
County Court Suit'.
Several units were tiled in the coun
ty court this afternoon. (iermaii
American Oil company brought suit
against W. 1. Howies for ilamam's in
the sum of J-00 anil for seiiiiestialion
of certain oil won machinery located
a Spindle Tup. Judgment for tin'
nniount. of said dam.mes willi interes
anil costs is prayed, together "
writ of kciir'sI: in inii.
Julius ('. Weiff & Co. of New Oi
lcans tlleii suit in county court iorainst
t.ie Texas i New Orleans Itailroad
compHiiy for dainanes in the kihii
I'.o, Hie cause of action beinj; de
lay in hhippiiiK px'ds.
.lobii S. Wyuii liled a Riirnislimeiii
lifter Judgment suit UKainst T. W.
. ..eppi rd and M. W. lowery. TUn pu
tition represent that the nariiishmeni
Is to Miti.sfy a county court jiidumenl
nl taim d by plaintiff against l ron'ii
k nicn.
.lobti II. Jackson -.1 sun in the
county court au'iist Perry Wiess to
:.IH1. I lie pel iron reprevelllitis llllll fill
valuable consideration the defend
Mil CXecllleil bis pnilll'sselv Hole ill
f.imr of the plaint iff tor ol
l:iib only nas im-cii paid, willi
the ri in.iili'l'T due and ii'ipaid. I'
piaimift s ilamase In !"' mi'ii of $'"
S8th District Court.
Jmlce I'npe impalii'lli-d the jury f"i
ll.e l. hi pari and i!1 iuiipl ihe
pi in I i.iii ci' row mitrtiiim.
K !)' :tli; litd! iTe ill'M'.l (Ml
Hi., jury -iil !- Ib's nvrniiic
lici rmw . Tims N'. Or
bunk H;i:lr.m l i .inipany - pai-.l
sn ur. d in pari are l-vl llellitr, I.f
mi It. tjy, M M'lirer, rburleu
Hoy ami tint' W. Junker. Jinl Pm
iiii iIimi Hie orik-r for addnioiml
mllMiii ii vi Iih illicit in fill on! iIh
jury punt I oulil not lie kIvi-u iiiiiI
Ii.iih. l run, iiii.i mutt alter parm-a in
hi,, or i Hie of l b ciin-H set lor I rial
liud uniiouiiciil lb' nisi Ives p iety ful
Hal.
In Criminal District Court.
The Oclober lenil ," 'he, li'llb I'
ll id iouiI bcifaii I his rr.oru im will.
Iialm A. T. Wa t pnsbliiik and Hi'
.liinliml ibMkcl wiiii tiiken up. All ol
lies vvilK will be ibniii'l lo minor
mutual rasen unit on .Monday iioa'
Hie i-apUal ciiki h will In iu. Hie "!
m.KH for wll'ch have alimdy been
iiiihIk.
t mmi of KUHe of Texas vs. II onM
Amlruwa. chiirKcl wlih inurder in the
aicuud ili Kne. was culjeil and Hn
Hiate wan mil ready to proi ceil, owlim
In tilt uhM-ncc ol vHll" hseM lilld u:i
older whs inured piissliu "" 'a1''
mil l 2 o'clmk. UrookH Andiews Is
liarKiil by IiiiIh iment wHll th l""r
der of Jim Hhiup December 2".
!ui2. I lolli Hie parlicH .e colored.
The iiise was once Irl' d before in Ihe
lihirici court and Hie defendant found
jpilliy ami scan need to a lenii of Im
ii!ihi.uiin hi. On appeal Ihe verdict
Alls roci scd and Hu case remaniled
lor a new trial. The ili fault Iiik hHHc
wMliesses, Albert Morris. 1). J. Lewis
and H il Perkins were each fined $2.'.
In., not obeylliK Hie process of the
mull. , .
fuse of Aaron Jefferson. (harKcd
with perjury, was next culled. Defend
am was not In court nor was he n p
.iKciited by counsel. All order wus
cnlereil foifclllnu his recoKllililice
bund i.f $.:"'l with Klmo Willaril and
Joe Powell as Hurdles, while all alius
ii plus was Issued for Ills u rest und
.lie cast) was coal limed.
Toduy In the crlmlnul district court
Hie only case set for trial Is Hint or
Herman Otto, chnrKcd will inurder.
Dllo Is charcd with murdering n man
jli u bouse bout on Ihe Necb.es river
ne day In July or lust. year. Hu was
duly Indicted mid convicted und sen
1 1 need to u term of Imprisonment.
Ihe disc was icversed mid Oil' will
l e Klven bis Ki cond trial tomorrow.
Ill the ttft.ernoon the cuso ol HimoHs
Andrews, nari;ed with murder, was
HKiilu called, but went over until to
morrow becuuse Attorney . I', lien-
('.eisoil, of counsel lor llle iieiciiuain,
who wus extiected to reach the city
this liioniinK, I'uileil lo get here.
JudKe Walts oiKiinlzeii ihe jury lor
the week us billows and then adjourn
ed until tomorrow iiiornuiK ut.
o'clisdi :
S. A. Coon, Marl In (iallier, V. .1.
Woolen, It. M. MiekicbroilKli. I', l".
Clollius, (leorne lliailHer, deorsie Ar
nold, Leo Nables, A. C. Trull I. C W.
liiircliohl, o. lla.Kraves, .Mm In.nalls,
C. Wilcox, A. (irimiii and 10. bliel-
ireld.
REPORT
OF SOPI.
TRIPLETT
FIRST OF
Financial Conditions of Schools Will
Be Good Now Teachers Elected.
Other Notes.
Tho city Heboid Uonnl met yimlor
lay In n-Kuliir session willi PrcHlilent
ieorun Oil. Millard, .Messra iini-
bell, llurnctt, Wellman. Mayer aaml
Siiperliitendcnt Trlplett mid Treua
urer HordiiKCH present.
The minutes of the previous meet'
init were read ami approveu
Professor Triplet! then
monthly report us follows:
lleuumont. Texas. Oclober 3. To
Hie Honorable Hoard of Kdiiciitlou,
City of licattmont. Tim hcIuhiIh am
now iIoIiik K'sid and active work, the
eiirolluienl being as follows:
Hlcli Schiml tti'l
North Kml MO
South Kml 471
Fifth District
THE SEASON
TAINMENTS.
ENTER-
THE lilNGARIANGOURT ORCHESTRA
Pleases a Largs Music Loving Audi
ence of the Handsome Quarters
with Good Melody.
A moro reflned.ciUturcil and aym
phonlous audience lias never 1en
'seen In Iliuiimont than that last nlnlit
read lila 'ul ""' l,r,,,,y 'Hinrtera of the V. M. C.
I A biilhlliiK to hear the HuiiKarlau or
chestra.
Ileaiimont has music loving people
In all walks In Wo and she Ik fortn
nulu too In having In her midst musl
clnns of rar0 talent. Tho majority
9.1
Tot ii I
Colored
South
White
North
of this class intended tho excellent
entertainment lust nlk'ht.
It was tho first of the senson with
the Y. M. C. A. and this may have
, had much to do with the law at
tcmliiiiee but from the large number
'of season tickets that tho Enterprlso
reiiorter noticed nassliitf tlio on-
tranco door iho Bttendnnco will bo
larno with each attraction us It un
pen rs.
To say that the audience last nlpht
was satisfied expresses it hut mildly.
They were enraptured nt times und
during the whole evening there was
no sIkii oof IiiRglnK nor an expression
of wearrliioss upon any face.
It Is not often that a newspaper
lS.'.O
..2U:i
. .nuti
Total Colored
(iraml Total 21149
The primary rooms nre crowded, ns
will be shown by tin following:
Miss Land has uli. Miss KlUci'rald !7,
Francis Kelso 107. Maude Splvey DC.
Half day sessions prevail. Miss Fit!!-1
Kcrnld's room will bo reduced by bud
weather and an early advancement oi
some of tho pupils. No teacher hasl01lI1 rIlt without slnn of embarras
any room to taie pupils irom ' ment, tho advance notice or sucn nn
l-iiiiil. and sho does Hot feel pnysicai- 'pnimtiilniiient. vet the following 19
ly able U continue the two long half ; dinned froom tho "Kntcrtalnmont
duy sessions ror a long period, i nei o
is no prospect or sulllcleut remiciion
in her number to keep them all in one
room ho that It. will bo necessary for
the hoard to solve the problem for re
lief. There Is no wntei l tho south
end ii:k the supply Is limited at tho
uorlli end.
rhe North End colored school may
Course" us published here some time
since. It gives some Idea of tho
i fender of the orchestra and his tal
ented musicians.
Wo take pleasure In announcing
this mngniflcent organization of gen
uine Hungarian musicians. It is the
best In thla country, and unexcelled
unvwhero. There are many so-
County Court Proceedings.
The October term of the county
court ronveiieed yesterday morning
Willi Judge D. P. Wheat presiding.
Owing lo the ftict that both Hie county
attorney und Ills assistant and numer
ous counsel are Interested in cases
lielore Hie criminal district cou.t tills
week, it was decided lo pass Hie trial
oi cases on (lie criminal iiockci which
were set for Hie week until next week.
A jury will lie empaneled next .Mou-
di.y for the trial of Hie criminal cases
still pending and he believes the
riminal docket can bo disposed of in
ii lew (lays. '1 lie criminal uockci was
i, I let for orders and until
toiis orders were entered dismissing
uses for want of evliicnce with which
to convict by the county allorncy.
('uses which were not dismissed were
paused generally uniil next week und
nil the witnesses and jurors summoned I
csl.erduy were instructed to report in;
the county court on Monday next, ()c-
tuber III. A feature of the proceed-
Ipgs yesterday was the dismissing
ot numerous appeal cuses irom tn
orp.M-ut.lon and justice conns because wW prolmlily he Jlti.ui... mid u ar ine
defective appeal bonds, ll :;eems pieseni pay ion wm n.ii
Hint the appeal must be muile under ,'" year, wiiue ,.,'"- win i"""" '
new stut.ile, while the form used has cover (lie lncmeniai expenses. una
lie. n under an old law which is mnviicuvcs n ui.ukiii. iuki i.fa..i...i.
nvalid and inapplicable, livery case serval ively. ol j.i.im.i. in lie eciu
.... ..... .1..... I.. iw,ll,l,,,r iiii.vnni.li, tn ill. VI. 1.
on the crmiiiul tlockei was caned nir j - "
r.l..ru nn, I ..veenl I lose llllssi i llllll .op. I Ills ileum u.u . tin.' .11. j
..v. wi.i.l.- tin. Inl'nwlii.- orders were i mended
niered :
soon need another teacher. The uv- oalled Hungarian orchestras and
erage enrollment there Is 7.1 as against
Mi In the south end. The nverage be
low Hie sixth grade is lit! and below
the sixth in Hie north end Is 81.
The nn mini (ruining department Is
now doing preliminary drawing work
before installment of machinery.
About. 8(1 are enrolled.
MlsH Luther, the high school super
numerary Is now teaching the extra
high school room and I recommend
the election of a regular teacher as
soon ns the board is satisfied witli a
candidate. In this connection I pre
sent herewith the papers of J. J. Mill
er. Moody. Texas.
I recommend that the board pass
upon the salaries of the teachers for-
mill I v elected who were as iomows
Mrs. H. C. Illll. colored, In place of
Miss Jamison.
Miss Jessie McNair, fifth and sixth
north end.
Miss Hessio Jacobs, second south
end lower.
I ulso suggest, tho propriety of glv
ine names to all the school buildings,
oxce.ii Hie high school, according to
the custom in cities, instead of de
nominating them by their geograph
ial location in the city.
The report was received, approved
and Hied.
Following this report began n gen
eral discussion of the financial pros
pects for ihe year of the board and
the question of whether or not addi
tional teachers can be employed and
how many. The 11 nance committee
reported that Hie income for the year
('lira I liaK.'ii i '
I ad'hn - p i--' d t-'ihj'
I, j iicri-. rti. ii.
Liillit a:i1 I. i.
I -it;ti.-4 t f "r
rj.w- r Ii' t-'i 'I
J A. H- m I-
ij.'f. lels.-it I - '
W P II
t.. r. -
t ii'.
l.e
K'urm
! -!
I ;l'tlt r
.I.H II
til I,.
;Tt 1!
Tom Hnbinsoii, Jim Lassorn und one
Alviilo, keeping diso'dcily house, five
barges; continued.
Lofty Davis, theft ; alias and con
tinued.
Tom Par'sb. resisting an ollicer; .lis
missed.
Henry Lewis, alias Chicken." ind
Winnie Davis, fornicul ion ; iiisimsseil.
Isiiiic Wuit Illusion and Lucy Shep
herd, fornication; dismissed.
Judge Mi Hire (colored) einbe.le-
nieiii : same order.
Fi.lli r Corti .:. Ihefi ; ilismlssed.
I'lorellce Hut lT. Hiefl ; same oi de,
:u i.bove. Sylvester Iterg. malicious
nilscbiif; same order.
Holmes Cbi sshlre. keeping a d 'sur
lier y house; same order.
Annie 1'nonscl, tiigrancv , same order.
one I'nmia. alias a..
si ine order.
S'eve (ii olimiii. reining
r.-inriiL' piirses; same or.b-r. '
Kriink Pii-sley. acgravati d a-.i'ib : ,
d.stllissed j
( Iinrue .liliii? on au.l .Mrs. miiih, i"r
Hi. ii' i.;i : same nb'r.
T N Milt. r. acuiavati d as-anli a't.l
' ;ilt t v : -;itlli- order
Vir.itn Jubiison. M-utanc : apiM il ,1 -
nn-. ,! mi niotti.n of cilv a'l'i ii. t
, ii., .f iii-uflii i nt pM a1 tmnfl i
M.i - S. it id-U v. a.-i'ilt : it -m ,'
II Itiil.n k. inn! ii-'. "i- ini-i f
.: ,i .. ,'T.l.t
-..ti... It ll.iicl.t. Hi. f: r i;v
"' .it., i.r-1-r ! I'1.
Sii-ie Kill line, utiiit i.- .i
imi'iiitl i f ,! f' I'lidto to t'l:i-li
lactam-)
room for
the tdection of the teachers
referred to ia the superintendant's re-
lion.
Miss Hart was accordingly elected
to a position in the south end sell. sd
in relieve Miss Land of a part of her
work.
Mr. J. J. Miller was elected to fill
the vacancy in the high achool.
Treasurer llonlages report gave a
balance ou baud of $S2i.!H. The re
port was approved, and died.
The giiesiion of a water supply
ciiuie U'- The hoard Is at present
buying Pu'k Kami water. Mr. Har
nett offered to liiinisli the schools
free with distilled water from the
Inecda laundry and Messrs. Mayer
and Wellman were appointed to iiives
liuaie iiiln the i-ost of hauling.
The act i' Ii of President M'llard ami
ii.rinii u,bMit Tripled in employing
,tlii. n'w teachers was approved. j
I The Milatv of l lie janitors nfeivingj
j f m r iiiniuli was raised to $'"' with!
tlie u:iilerstaudine that they an to re-
!inain on Hie :rouii.ls during vacation
at h ni'ary nf $'. jier mouth.
Tim salary ol W. C. Itii-veu. pnnci
ral of the bich school fixed at
111". ;er month and Mis Fitgerabra
alary w.i, liM-d at H n-r nioinh on
at-eonnl of ihe bait ia Hi-ssion1.
Tie I'narl aiprm.-d (he vsrioun
''il' and then M.l.n irn. d.
bands offering their services to the
public which are Hungarian only In
mime, and whose Inferior perform
ances have brought discredit upon
the justly won fame of the genuine
interpreters of the facinating Hunga
rian music. The Royal Hungarian
Court Orchestra is nn organization of
ten of the most talented musical ar
tists of their nativity, from a country
noted for a class of music with its
own exclusive and peculiar charm.
Mr. Mattis, the conductor, is one of
the most capable nrlists and tradi
tional oxemplifiers of this school, and
for years he was regarded the au
thority in the C.ilnioro Hand on all mu
sic of the Hungarian nature. Ho
came to America In 1882 with his or
chestra, and was the first to Introduce
the facinating Hungarian music In
this country, and for several months
the organisation met with the great
est success. The orchestra was sent
back to Europe, bm Mr. Matus, hav
ing: become acouainted with the lead
ing directors here, such as Thomas,
Damrosch and Gilnioru, decided to re
main. He accepted a position as the
petit clarinet soloist of Gilmore's
then very famous band, where he re
mained for ten years, and during that
long period Mr. Gilmore displayed the
following notice prominently In his
advertising matter: "Mr Matus
or rather Matiisur. as his own coun
try (Hungary) would style him, is
wilhout exception the most wonderful
K-flat. clarinet player that ever han
dled this obstinate mite of an instru
ment. Mr. (iilmore has a standing
offer $'1.01111 ugninst. $nfl that there
is no other performer his equal; and
this seems to be the opinion of the en
lire profession."
Afier P. S. Gilmore's death Mr. Ma
ins returned to lliidapest, Hungary, j
and upon his arrival there was ten
dered Ihe conductorship of ihe Hoyal
Court Orchestra, which position ho
has so creditably III led ever since.
Mr. Matus Is also a very fine com
poser and arranger, some or the very
best of Hungarian music being from
his gifted pen. He is h very talented
conductor aaml violinist, and the mu
sic fur:iishei by himself and orches
tra will prove a revelation of Ihe very
lines! and most interesting character
even to the most conservative of ad
mirers of Hie classic. livery stand
ard number is rendered with tradi
lional precision, und a finesse and ar
tist ie effect mar elously facinating.
There Is iiothini; like this orchestra
in America, and Holding of (be kind
surpassing it in all Luropc. ll af
fords an entertainment very unique,
pleasing and Instructive.
The program rendered list night
was as fo'lows with eachores fre
quent and enthusiastic:
I. Overture. William Tell. . . .llossinl
I. ("ynihatom Solo. . . .I.acy IMirorji
Selection from P Tf (tore. . . .
Verdi
4. Duett for rein Cvnihalom
IH MONTHlVBIJSIESS IS l!f
Corporation Court Had Many Ce Up
For Dupotition Wd Cutting
Undor Discussion,
The city council meets this inornlnij
hi leu o'clock. Th'a U the first nice'
Inn of Hid month and the business for
mo past month will require a greul
deal or uttcnllon. It Is hardly be
..vfcti however that Iho hchiuoii win
inn more Hihii touay as mere Is uo h
lug of greut InipoManco on hand. It
Is imishIiiIo thai the Southern i aclllc
n.ay have a ..a" on Its amis about
franchise granted wnno Hme since
n. .owing them their additional main
line track. Somo rltixens aro con'end
lug .the franchise has not been
r.nili.fl nl mill .Mill It ulllllllil III. f I IT
felted. There w. bo no lliscnsslon of !
o charier until tho charter romni't
tee Is ready to repo t. All of the
nmernien ely be on hand.
the corpowlon court yesterday wnsl
somewhat d.ucrcnt from Hi" usual
Monday morning courts. There were
but four cases on hand. The balance
o: the time was consumed in old
cases. Mr. W. I. II, McKa.blln was
up for failure to cut weeds on certain
tyoporty he owns. It developed that
he had not been served with the le
gal notice and he was dismissed. He
asked permission -to speak but the
Judge Informed him' that there was
routing before the court In which he
was Interested,' Tho plumbers were
up again but Mr. (irubbs, represented
by his attorney, Mr. Lowry, asked for
a continuance on i..e ground of having
been notified only the night before.
Ho had a Hg ttr this continuance
i. .ougli Mayor Laugh am and other wit
nesses present objected until they
discovered that his request was legal,
'i no cases went over until Thursday
morning.
A negro named W.n Brown was
fined $10 and costs for abusing Ills
wife from whom he Is now separated
nnd for disturbing tho pence. He went
oi the street force. A Mexican wo
man, who has been n frentiente.' of
court, was fined for being drunk.
..ue claimed she could not speak En
glish but she had been in the court
li. times when she could so the Judge
lined her $11.5(1 without further ado.
i wo young white men were in court
cniirged with Agin. ng. One of them
was fined and costs nnd the other
discharged because Hie latter was in
x own place of business. The man
wno was fined seeme.i to be under the
Impression that he himself was rather
more to blame.
Dr. Gibson, who was present in the
court "yesterday morning, savs that
there will be general prosecutions for
cutting weeds where citizens make
complaints. Of course it is growing
lute in the year but cutting them ntAv
will prevent a ranker growth next
year. An investigation will show that
weeds have been cut In many places
through the city and that 'he people
who are doing the most of the com
plaining have not investigated the
matter.
1
IS NOW OPEN
and
Fully prepared to do any
all Kinds of Job Work.
and
Lowest rates and the best worH
guaranteed.
Both Phones 93
Phone us and we'll do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS,
Manager.
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SOUR LAKE BUDGET.
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Ciifini!,ed Symphony.
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Happenings and Items cf Interest from
that Oil Kield.
Special to Enterprise.
Sour Lake, Oct. The depot of the
Sour Lake and Beaumont road is pro
gressing nicely now and will be ready
to move into within a few days. It
was promised some six weeks ago, but
in Hi's case at least the company is
not a, fault, the tlelay being occas
limed by the people who furnished the
lumber. However, the contractors re
port that tne last car is on the track
and the work is being, pushed with the
gieatest possible speed.
A la"ge delegation of our people arc
la Kountz attending the injiiuct'on
trial. Many who had talked against
the corporation as soon as this action
was brought turned completely over
ami are up In arms in favor of the
town. If the injunction should I e
sustained nnolber elect'on will be held
jtit-1 as soon as it can be ordered.
Sour Lake is again on the up grade.
Ihe business men are all doing well
nnd most of them report a gradual
imp 'ovemcnt.
It Is not often that a fubt can be
turned Llio an advertisement, but we
bad one that speaks well for
the town. II was between Iwn young
men. They were disrtisMiic wages,
work and Undred topics when one ac-cm-cd
the oilier f having worked for
C r.il iM,r Hm- Hi. ileltiiil it Thi'V
qiiBrrelcd and fouchi. It does seem
that it is a good lo i when a man will
fiubl to prove he never worked for as
little as $2.50 per day..
LIGHTING AND POWER
ICjC AND COLD STORAGE
Rates Furnished on Application. All Orders Receive Prompt Attention
Main Ofice 380 and 382 TeVis St.
W. C. TYRRELL, Pres. and Mgr A. M. M'FADDIM, Vlee-Prea.
E. C. TAYLOR, Secy. B. R. N0RVE1A, Treasurer.
W. C. TYRRELL, Jr., Asst. Secy, and Treasurer.
Heywood Oil Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE OIL
OF BEAUMONT AND SOUR LAKE, TEXAS.
Complete Equipment and all Facilities for quick deliveries,
OFFICE: Kyle Opera House Bld'g.
References Any of the Beaumont BanKs.
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ST. LOUIS
f HROUGH SLEEPERS
Santa Fe and
larvey Dining Halls. Stopover at
.ureka Springs. W. A. TULEY, Gen
eiai Passenger Agt., Fort Worth, Tax.
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Clerks Special Meeting.
ii.p retail clerks i.. bold a special
I. O. B. B. LAST NIGHT.
Popular Jr,sh Organization
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Wednesday even.rg. October tn ns
EPi. p. m. to "0 p. m be sure to soft
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Hwn V Sk fit cf t e Firrt
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tulstr.ie ijr TLe Ii.lt -yr.
You can't afford
to miss the great
World's Fair
The greatest show ever held, an education
within itself; equal to a journey 'round the
world.
Why not fjo now this month
Kates are very low, accomodations are easily
had at reasonable prices. If you are in doubt
about the cost of a visit you can purchase a
complete round trip includ.ng railroad ticket,
hotel accomodations with meals, admissions
to the Fair and all necessary expense for any
number of days at a certain fixed price, with
arrangements all made in advance. Write us
about this at or.ce-to-day. The Cotton Belt
Route operates
Through Daily Trains to St. Louis
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