Austin Daily Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 31, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 31, 1902 Page: 3 of 16
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“you have a zood bed?
Do you have a good place to
No.
twdenthe spongrdimcusstonsenaued be.
retterewanted toknew.whyJuage Ter
Do you get plenty to eat?
NO.
Are the children all treated
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Som IM Speeches Were Made Belore a W Vote Was Taken
/ Proposilion -Mee Hu MM " ~
liMtm-MIMtl Nominees,
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mhextaereed as per the following state-
A. Po. they need it?
Monday I dry utue reat.
Tuesday. I nee iitti Grent
Wednesday 1 no' eat dry fall ’
Thuradax 1 want no a boy city
treo suyk K X.
k 'az'-.'trdofom.
room. • ’ “WeeP I
urgarrel not sala shipped at ain
said to «>rl, help wash
d eaf Harreli neve shipp.d at girls
Anewonvare you treated well
""FA'necRumInTODRWIEOREN
’ AUSTIN TOMORROW.
T° MI "HUTES gAND CUs-
I found out thls week that a «ooa
many havs catied at my place or
disappointed be.
I am very sorry
take my place durngsomeehody rg
been absent from the city. I believe 12
em now reaay again t0T businetg a;
in J
zourkinayorders ‘win hae prompt a03
tention. Respectfully. p
8. HILVERMAN.
4 order. Deputy Sheriff George Mat-
! . thews was appointed sergeant-at-arms
and the executive committee was seat-
E ed.inside the railing.. The roll was
called bz Secretary George W. Allen
ly twenty-two committeemen
d to their names, three less
EnhperShelton, was opposed to three, Rountree,
ad an Aatngsforgthe.committee an question,"
2 2 ml I smmmagoryaztsnsaz
s.Somptroller’s. Department.—We are
Informed by the chief tax clerk that
.. non-resident owners of land in unor.
miscon- ganized counties are not now and have
not been since 1895 compelled to pay
their taxes, while the resident of an
unorganised county is forced under
the..law.to pay annuaniy or suit is
inattuted against him, ana his prorp?
erty sold under decree of court of the
orsanized county to whieh sala unor?
purposdscoun 1 ’’ attachea 'or Judicial
K Win BE HflE All IHI WEEK
—o- ■
Rqem 11 in the Federal Bullding l«
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Heut.J. P. Morton, recruiting officer
of the United States navy, will open a
reruitins station here tomorrow. He
Saturday Monday untu next
Mr_Leake sala that this was the
me state which they
The other tour piAcen are
recruits; Waco, nixty-ve
Fevari.m’ n-1¥i Bherman and
khew ofnyh eskedthhpeaker
he did not know, and did not care.
„Wr..8palding asked Judge Cochran;
. „ - "What will be the effect if we deciare
Ih°P Eaubonthe nominee? Will his name
oe placed on the democratic ticket?"
thi. The answer was that that was ‘he ob-
thia Jett of declaring Faublon the i
way ffiterfero
and nenen e great benentmra legal nght ‘brought
up to settle the question."
dr togx„thescommittee on nominee
« Ana"pminpeer prepere thelr ree
Eh tickst M
Than.zonowing were dectarea the
1 Department. —
• article 2892, re-
once.a month " atclenet
J. B. Leake, apprentice of the first
h „oufayoomtotom K Ek
years of age will be enlisted
rontamni. % landsmen
montnnehzwtnlse wnht ^"h?n"
Ah
the army marine corps cansenirrom
mhonnvy 89 master at ‘armatno’per
good
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(. When elected chairman of th-, |
intereste, and their wii should be my
taw. The chair is now ready for bus.
Aness.
Mi Heutenant doverior-deorke D.
Tor Attorney General—c. K Ba
l and endoreed upon guch claim and the I‘hat Aa nrtadyt nable.to.recommena
marain. ofzheratent record the actual I Statutes of 1895 brepeatha mevized
should*then "62chwemroendhegatim amalegprotsionana aWr^laMS
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Treasury Department—i « . , . I manda elaw.as prescribed by said
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At the conclusion of Chairman Ham-
pton s address Mr. Rector moved that
K^XmTee^ tnrt.Psmapi,por.donotcare « he
[Mr. Spalding said that that had al.
eady been done at the previous meet-
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| Provision is made by existing stat.
I utteror for cancellation an relst of
" I patents for errors discovered i ~
the children have
AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 31. .o.
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approve railroad charters or bond. .
a ounty, city or any other bonds
that have io be approved by the at.
torney general It is advisable and
necensaiy to create ofricorTout of
thesozoffice,aseistanta ana provide by
statute that the first office assistant
2 the azssenc t
the
Colorad Deat an Dumb ASSlum.
The.followinK ts a talr sample of th;
whi imony taken at ‘be above place.
& wini.m'. um from the feport;
present, andatated ihat the’recenmian
Santa npon,saic.was put in on the
zanta Fe at his request. as the sal
tram on the line had dwindled dur-
ing the past year from 1000 cars to
le"rthan 400 cars, whieh were contnea
to texas, to non-competitive points
sSommpssjoner Mayfield read from the
Hants Fes annual report for 1901
forms ire printe ,Kcharactransiessments.care.ot such a
whieh are, llea in and addressed to I not be made; we "llestion ‘hereof can
the defaulter. Aside from thie 11 roller «hmiM "E neve the comp-
card, the system is "unsarei8poztaltodeduttotha hesgiven, the authority
cards are not so carefully handled as on such assessments or‛z..commisaions
letters., and when a man’s righ s “are made artersthmventnuwhen.oontinuaily
Jeopardized a seated letter Woula"be portea Instvent‛ana"theonerthn.re,
the commissioners court shows same
can not be collected. "ame
notes ug-p- -muverei in field have been Mentontx,oigpeclalsases
notes subsequent to issue and delivery there are manv believed
i it was not a + Galveston .30 ,, +101 patent, bt this statute presupposes other counties/ mllar cases in
proxies at that 4 wHan 285 Places Where +lthe willingness of the patentees to the Attorney General’s
" —■- 5 J Whisky Is Sold. . [ cor rection: If he declines to surrender The Revised Statutes*
are if he was a twin. + The state revenue agent’s de- ± th necessary affidavit 10- 1m. mana oneren mhonattrnet, th
Faublon.” said Judge + partment, in gathering data d ±lownership of the land, the land office in ‘he offices of the stats9 accounts
discussing the principle, ±irormatontor the purpose ditparnweefingioAthe"owngonsa and the oumpiro le‛ or ptpi, accuuner
H or the liquor + [survey, as evidenced by his lines and charged with TEicers,ana individuals
Internal revenue -corners on the ground, actually cond of funs"btlongingotecton.or.cusody
lta in 700 sere,, he is not anxious to official duty has never thesntate.. Th
have the correction made, for so long by the Attone "goneeri berp.performe
az.he error exists he '• ‘h« owner been done since Kthertcrrihan.ever
?! sixty acres ot ian upon whieh he lea in 1870, we “are unableewas.enact-
escapes paying taxes, ft is hard ,0 it. are unable to discover
---- . .estimate the------ ... -
anane wholesale (state thus <
and 5 rectifiers. - 1 - -
The county
nuu m ine purity of the ballot. Upon one"Himi. - "e naa never had but
this rest, the perpetuity of this 00 I onn imilar.case.under his admlnlstra-
ernment. I am aio uncompromlsinglj Judge na.that was anent the district
opposed to cliques rings and a E .h??9 race, familiar to all, and that
Mmmy
tonxrntpn.wa not a brother-in-law
nominee. ’ friends. Mr. Goodwyn asked Kangas
is right ” line be excluded from the rate his poue preseripea by law works
commission took the matter under The feiture, and when advised I
vlsement. ter under ad-, treasurer that a purchaser has so de-led a» Insolvent anarzz.are return- Mr. Leake said i
' "fauited,it,isthedutyor thetcommis. lector’sccoetandsedtedto thecol-nfeh′ place inho
2 loner to.forward the purchaser a no- Ing nearly three-quarereesror ess- have visited. The o
li«e in writing of such forfeiture. This I dollars have been “a11wr A.a million Dallas, where they
entalls.upon the omee a farge -mount on these two Rems "ion? the asnessor recruits; Waco, fift
o work, andto expedite matters blank If theme ......... _ Texarkana.
...............asssuszldeasllanded Around Promiscuously, As to Method
+ EX-GOVERNOR LUBBOCK SE- . .
+ RIOU8LY ILL , ,
I . v. R. Lubbock is seriously ill ■ .
at his home hack of the capital. . .
t He has been sick for the past • .
i several day,, but today his con- ■ ।
* dition is a little more7 serious. « ,
J Pr. Ralph Steiner is attending < •
t him and made three visit, res- , .
t terday. He is angering a
+ fever, which Is superinduced
+ tbj.,„c^y.heatwhtah .
~ the Rector
sotor. Walsh and A- cameo.
Attarmax. Batt __________
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few | The collector secures the nepi.
We feet hecommymaloners cour t0 the eon
a? .b
taxes.assessed against ‘hem, or that
they.haye moved out of the county
iagziexaesm
,The,report calis attention to the fact I trller; itamertasniadwith the.comp'
..--.2 anuuas report for 1901 that the.comptroller has three rela- account, ‘he collectors
ho wing that the Balt traffic In Texas tve i his office, but neglects to state We note that on She R.x.
for that year amounted to Mi lar, that, the committee Itself was some- | roll" for the years 1900 Bexar,sounty
“nd stated that the proposed reduction what.burdened with nepotism, two assessmentsr8,700 And.1901 are
Was for the benefit of the Texas salt nGenera Lana Office.—Failure on the I Personal propret; Toruemisceilaneous
againsi their Kan.n. P orapurhaser to make payment and $236,850, respeotvetgd wt, *02,420
Aonterest to the treasurer within the assessed on same 350921% .taxes
time.preseribedby law works a for- respee lively, and that eachan 22200.50,
advised by the yaars the ^id ainatbamenssare Shtum.
Secretary of state.—We would rec-
« phofigingreor ^ett
of the annual franchise tax of corpo-
rations doing business In this state be
amended so that the franchise tax ex-
acted from each corporation. - at the
time of filing its charter In this de-
partment, be graduated In proportion
Pound, to the.timpathat will expire between
oundsithe date ot n|(n and . .
lature attherpengav,ror the legis-
Judge Terrell «a.<e o 74 years, “nd
Smith to teilwWasns.anxious tor
Rountree. V he wan supporting
Have you ever been whipped?
-en " " ‘ y,
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For Commissioner of
Land Office—J. J. Terrell.
For State Superintendent
Instruction—Arthur Lefevre.
cquitEaliroad Commissloner-o. B.ioe aoopted and Mr. Batt,
oFor.Associate Justice or the Court accomplished a resolutionnenshad.been
For Member of Congress for the I Adjournment resolution.lost out:
Tenth Congressional District—A S o’clock. taken at
Burleson.
xzgztzmht Ot-EMERGENCY RATES ON SALT
For District Attorney, Pwenty-gixol _ „
Jud iclal. District—Warren W. Moore.
wrPistrietcerkHJamesPHart. RAILROAD COMMISSION CONSID.
r- th"Feporerr"adeommetion to adopt ERED THE PROPOSITION IN
J .Mr..Shelton raised the point at order OPEN HEARING.
that.the nominee, should be certified
by ‘he county and district chairman. . ---
s DECIDED ™ REDUCE THE MIK
both Messrs. Rountree and Faublon, -
be allowed fifteen minutes each to dls-1 o----
cubs the subject. I Reduction Mad, . .n. ,
A motion by Will Hart to take a re- to Meet sada.of 5c. on 100 Hour
cess for one hour was Tost and reel Meet Similar Cut From Kan.
house was at leisure to be addressed ( sas Producing Points.
aeThesRountree men waived their time. ---------
declaring that they did not desire to I ,
arguerhe question, as it was a question The railroad commission convened
The"hecdeeut!ve,committee. 1 in open hearing yesterday morning to
ensmmhhsn.vzgezgptstreasa « -
m"up8w^
heretofore been discussed through theg,ppinentoFpointmKrexaproducz
office._________ In .conclusion Judge Cochran declar.istaFreight.Azent Goodwyn of the
r through ed that the majorityoFtheranmderar!Santa.Fe.wastheoniyratiroad
must rue and that it wassjustiy ' "
. ----- rect that Faublon should be declared
to con-, he nominee. e“
hat the - —
the facta
----t as to
If the comptroller’s deed to land,
sold by him is of doubtful value as
was the deed of the collector in organ?
zed counties under the old law prior
to the Colquitt law, we believe that
coun°t le? "owned la nds In unorganij
Sh^fX gubjed tobYorccanaresidents
Other,, and would recommend ta th?
lglalature,the passage of a law pro?
vidIng that the sales should be made
by virtue of decree of court, and that
the, comptroller should prepare a list
of lands in unorganised countl?, own-
ed.by non-residents and advertise
them as delinquent and unpaid I
e state in safd, aavertisement that if
: taxes.interest,kostsgetc., are no? paid
in 81xty dhys, that they wili be report-
cduto, to” t.attorney, of organzea
viumy to which such unorrani,8A
----- date of filing and the 1st "FNa I pounty for attached for judicial pur-
next succeeding. Under the present I suit and th e, purpose of instituting
law, while It 18 allowed to CosPrsen al th e ndip! taxes remaining unpaid
annual franchise tax at the date of shoffid Pirstion o,the BiXty. days
filing articles in this office such pay-land sent to . the. comptroller
ment.ony carea the arrXtloK'/? PhanTrUed'"?. thuntzsattorne,who
xs i meccsapangsne sA- Wie i:
wen Inn A~t~ Ate___ . .. I . f
Artele 5170, Revised Statutes, pro-
l - .ue |
• zovernor. win issue a bron'ams- X
t lon calling,t0T a specla elec- *
t wiecember.. The proclamatton I
X wii.setthedaz t0T the election, X
t wieh.wiul be the regular Novem! X
+ taking place on I
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INVESTIGA
Her kind to me.
poErptentyetr„xw
nDo you have a kood place t
yAre the children all treated wenr
yve you ever been whipped here?
$Co the children have good cloth,,?
Do you have a good bed? Te,
Po.h ex whip th® other boy,? ye
time,. any time,? One hundred
Do they need it? No,
folored Deaf aiffi pu,nb Institute -
NOW FOR THE MW BOYS
The report of the legislative invest:-. posit warrant, had . .
(anting committee is now being sent to ea for, ha" not then been ask-
In this connection we would recom.
mend.an.act.passed authorizng the
treasury to dispose of, at public or
private sale, al of the mutilated gold,
silver and foreign coins for such
amount as..san be secured thereon,
and the difference charged off the
books, m that hereafter the actual
forhsntruhevareasury may be shown
s gW examined the funds shown on
• the.treasury.books and verined name
.Atorney W AI Hart suggested that I . --u . nnow wny Juda
he Rector motion be made in writing rell became a candidate for the
Nd Attorney Rector offered the fol- lature at the pin.---5. -
» resolvtion:
Renolved.That the chairman appoint
committee ot three members to re-
.“JSrY?25 sxmtozanpszne -
5 that c.Tect. H became a candidate at the mom J
Eii,ssumm - .......
fears: ss’S“ «rsa ssx 15 Wei " _
F . _ carrted 8mlt HaidAn"ad"hogeueton, St ±lhxe..chemcfalm"‛earefuuly.«xamnca
rnupepftdaszguneproms + w.epeor.coneroz S?- W. +
Judge Terrell then asked him to tell
how him c8mith) wante to aup-
Aa,
ffig.be month ot
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re- « I / J
h. w DECLARED NOMINEE IHE RESULTS OF jnt LEGISLATIVF
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,,, a v a • mittee at 2:20 o'clock p. m. Mr. Shel-
hr Stole Senate ly IravisCounly Executive Committee Sa:
j Judge (ochran using t--
lesterday By Vote of 22 to 4.
| "Gentlemen, I am not an advocate of
I Lee J. Rountree." said the speaker, "I
do not care a straw for him, but I am
an advocate of principle and believe it
doing what is right.
MANY RESPECTSOF oio INVESTIGAYIONS
at Burnet a senator could have been! ------- .. - ,
I nominated. If that is the case It is I
right to abide by the action of the I . .
Great Deal11Devoted ’• I** an
Io Discover Something, After HisVindicatim By the People
of Textsif the Testimomy Given.
rell. and he declared that the nomina-1
. Honor Rountree at Burnet was the
wHon. J H. Faublon was yesterday declared the democratic noml- a bloodiest of technicalities.
nee for senator from this, the Twentieth senatorial distrietueoomi I "I want to know who it is that the
teg mnaepseyera Wefepresent""but they Wave deip time, which + RinEgrwofkea at' Bu"e,iow.n mehe law makera, both new ana 01a, in
was teedored manmtb athecommittees and Attorney John Shelton + man who received the most votes who ‘he state, and as it comprises a vol.
number at Yaman. °uderend the.Pos It ion held by Mr. Rountree. A 4 8 the..nominee and Faublon, having |ume about the slse of the House Jour-
sr, men, (sromhtngezcschereweFenmyidoozccneram t “U" x k
: A""ngconcluaion« a.^., •-
imated by the primaryelecton were duly declared the nominee ± edeechaCo mmiitegman Hutchings mdv- it contains a trifle over 400 pages,
imevmg"dsumea"sriilef-MaMiaza"onmsaigour,monrdrmmeiarawsptmmaranEnesztuisdtbazpa*dvsih
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Bine. State Treasurer-John w. Rob l Tb£X.’ tnd? Whether ta’JSS. .. a. voluni
the Generai I motion won 65 shadmiurisdiationt Thedevotea rokithe treasur deparmmen
ot puoiev X” "a.uFhSS'
A.pokaptat"ada"notighttaprcommikensog,n‛okroresatorypmaynhie
I motion was carried bv a larocket:. Thetbuttal. Not being satisfied with the
-carrred by a large majority complete vidication of Mr. Robbins by
the democratic party, an attempt, un-
der the guise of friendship, is made
to besmirsh ‘he official acts of Mr.
Robbins Great stress is laid on the
fact he had larger amounts on de-
posit than any other treasurer, when
the fact is not stated that the state
has sold more school land during the
past two years than ever before.
Among other things, the committee
reports grave charges against the land
commissioner, and fails to allow that
gentleman space for reply or to even
answer the charges.
Some of the recommendations are as
follows:
grpzsgdegzrgmmmt"seosma""”
• Xote ys being taken a sufficient num-
I Der.2. members appeared to make a
1e Guorm and the Shelton motion was
8 pitSArawn. Those present were P. W.
EoX:ell. First ward; J. Bouldin Rector,
XNond ward; Henry Hutchings,
A urth ward; 5’ L. Bats, Sixth ward;
L W..D Har, Seventh ward; Curtis
I Spalding. Eighth wara; L. H- Krelsle,
I Tenth ward; W. A. Scott, East Elev:
I enth ward, and John Shelton, West
Eleventh ward; A. J. Beckman, Pecan
I Srrings;.J. I King. Flskvllle; J. H.
5 Smith. Merriiitown; Henry Heines,
( Trxis.Peak: Henry Bohlo, Piueger
I Xile: Gus Cezeaux, Bee Cave’ S J
f • Waechter, Bun Creek; John Wallace,
I Roherta,, School House: J. A. Patton,
1 9akH John Young, Cedar Valley;
W F. Joges,Garfeld; R E. Lee, Carl;
i C.Walsh, Eanes School House;
I J. A. Johnson, Decker: J. p RIreL
I De,Vane and C- F Berg: Ltig.
I cA1412:45 ° clock Chairman Hamilton
I salad the meeting to business. He
"Gentiemen or the Committee;
K . The democracy of this county in
"-convention assembled, on the 218 day
F anuns, A. D. 1902, adopted a resol-
l tion.dy. a unanimous vote, directing
I the chairman of the executive commit
f tee to convene said committee at some
(-convenlent time arter ‘he ′ democrane
f state convention at Galveston, Tex. in
t mder thatthe executive committee I
i might formally announce to the dem- I
f a8mhozrake fohinedsrt hi Fafioua '
l vene this committee in order that
| committee might hear all the
I ana expresa itselt on the contest
I Who , ‘he democratic nominee in
Travis county, for state "senator ron
! ‘h.!“ senatorial district.
L hese questions are now before you
I for your careful consideration I’
I wine action in, the premises shall b
Wrertcon prvativeand for the best In-
| count. f the democracy of 1
"The chair will In no r ’
I With, vour deliberations and action on
I shsereduestions. You represent the
fgene'men . Judge camoun was askea b}
I o: your limited powers and jurisadgtins Eenr.Hutehings for, his opinion, in
bne^^^h^M^ commihlomerser "uretaken the
land in the purity of the ballot, iunt iudse.saidthat he had
Smith declared that he had never
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/ PROCEDINGS.
1 It was 12:20 o’clock before Chairman
| Hamilton called the convention to
tweu.the date of niing and'the tat | ........
eharirelelenpnontnnberorneetheir STAS; ="" "•»»; KS
days or weeks prior thereto,
wouid, therefore. suggest that
amendment making the amount
franchise tax payable upon filing the
charter depend upon the length of
time between such filing and the tat
m May next succeeding would be more
prescnerdanctewith Justice than the
+ ascertaining who
+ Idealern, have internal revenue 4
+ loltax and not paying occupa- +
7 —on tax, has found that thm x
- are in Galveston ninety-seven se x
y n malt liquor, 11 wholAMU I
+ liquor dealers —esale 4.
♦ (state g-eucapini"uto‛shne o
titate brren "oerferto plape W.swlincina thet roouja Rot fhd
theseaerrora 8,9 fargely confined to t be performed unaerdp.impomat
the earlier surveys now in the settled I‘lens. e Present condi-
and improved counties, the value of I Second-It the nttnen.
the.properiyin.very kreat. Many oahould in person undin??? qgeneral
these errors and excesses are now be- (be could scarcely comnertae the task
Ing disclosed by the survey of the Thiraiat Xoompletesst.in.avear.
zcrap.land underact of 1900. It would aver been made enABPrOPElatlon. has
hor"p.authorize the commissioner, Ipioy an accountant Enghim,t, em-
upon the discovery of such excess, to | ‘be work. ompetent to do
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