The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, February 16, 1912 Page: 4 of 8

                                
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THf: ALBANY NEWS
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PAUL BAKER, - - - Publisher.!
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Second ('Uihh Mail Mutter.
Subscript, on $1.00 I'cr Year.
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MINUTES OF THE
COMMISSIOHER'S COURT
Boundaries of Commissioner's Pre-
cinct Mo. 1.
It io ordered !,v the Court that
the boundaries ui. L .nmissioner's
Precinct No. 1. as now estab-
lished are as follows viz:
Beginning at the intersection
ot' the east boundary line of
Shackelford County with the
right bank of the Clear Fork of
the Brazos River.
Thence due south along said
line of Shackelford County to a
point in said iine due east from
the S.'E. corner of Sec. No. 49, |
Blind Asylum land.
Thence approximately west,,
following section lines, to the'
intersection of the south line of
Sec. No. 45, Blind Asylum Land j
with the left bank of Hubbard]
Cre< k.
Thence up Hubbard Creek,
following the meanders of the
left bank of said stream to the
mouth of Phil Reynolds Creek.
Thence due west to a point in
tht' west line of Sec. No. 11,
Lunatic Asylum Land.
Thence approximately south,
following s.< ciion lines to the;
south boundary line of Shackel-
ford County.
Thence due west along said
south line of said county to the
intersection of said line with the
west line of Sec. No. 90, Block
No. 12, T. & P. R. R. land.
Thence in a northerly direction
and in a direct line to the S. E.
corner of Sec. No. 222. E. T. R. <
R.land.
Thence approximately north, j
following section lines, to the i
N. W. corner of Sec. No. 163, |
E. T. R. R. land.
Thence approximately east, 1
following section lines to the S.
E. corner of Sec. No. 24, E. T.
R. R. land.
Thence approximately north
along the east line of the said
Sec. No. 24, to the intersection
of the said line with the right
bank of Foyle Creek.
Thence down Foyle Creek, fol-
lowing the meanders of the
right bank of said stream, to the
junction of Foyle Creek with the
Cleaf Fork of the Brazos River.
Thence down the Clear Fork
of the Brazos River, following
the meanders of the right bank
of said stream to the place of
beginning.
Foyle Creek.
Thence up Foyle Creek, follow-
ing the meanders of the right
bank of said stream to the inter-
section of Foyle Creek with the
east line of Sec. No. 24, E. T.
R. R. land.
Thence approximately south
along the east line of Sec. No.
24, E. T. R. R. land to the S. E.
corner of the said Sec. No. 24,
E. T. R. R. land.
Thence approximately west
following section lines to a point
on the right bank of Swager
Creek.
Thence down Swager Creek,
following the meanders of the
right bank of said stream to the
junction of Swager Creek with
the Clear Fork of the Brazos
River.
Thence down the Clear Fork
of the Brazos River, following
the meanders of'said stream, to
the intersection of said stream
with the North boundary line of
Shackelfoad county.
Thence due east along the
north boundary line of Shackel-
ford county to the place of be-
ginning.
and
Boundaries of Commissioner's
Justice Precinct No. 2.
It is ordered by the court that
the boundaries of Commissioner's
Precinct No. 2, as now establish-
ed are as follows, viz:
Beginning at the N. E. cor-
ner of Shackelford County.
Thence due south aloVig the
east boundary line of Shackelford
county to the intersection of said
line with the right bank of the
Clear Fork of the Brazos River.
Thence up the Clear Fork of
the Brazos River, following the
meanders of the right bank of
said stream to the mouth of
Texas Needs Great Men
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XXV. COURAGE
IIKN Julius Caesar was crossing the sea with his army
a storm arose, threatening to destroy the ships and
badly frightened, the despairing sailors were in the act
of returning to the harbor when Caesar stepped upon the deck
and said. "I'Var not, Caesar is with you." The ship of progress
meets many a stormy sea in Texas and sometimes those who
man the boats are tempted to return to still waters, but "Fear
not, the Commercial Secretaries are with you." Courage is the
muse of genius ; nd ,,:i''^|.r v..;. the greatest genius of any race
or au'e. We i < < d a genius to fire us with courage and inspire us
with faith in tha Lone Star State.
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Organized January P, 1901.
Capital $50,000 Surplus $15,000
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w o. webb cashier
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DIRECTORS
C B SNYDER S. WEBB
W M. BROYLES O E. WATERS
H. C ARENDT W. H. OREEN
e F.. WHITNEY M. D. BRAY
HADLEYROBERT L H.HILL
JNO. F. SEDWICK JIM COTTLE
E. M STEPHENS
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"FEAR NOT, CAESAR IS WITH YOU."
Let h .n who wouli weave his name In the fibre of Ins country
step in >:i the forum of the nation and speak words that call
forth courage in the hearts of men as the chisel of a sculptor
brings forth a spirit from the rock; rise like a genius born to
command and light the signal tires of progress on the hearth-
stone of the nation, and awaken the spirit of industrial enter-
prise and commercial adventure throughout the length and
breadth of the land. Texas Needs Great Men.
Boundaries of Justice or Commis-
sioner's Precinct No. 3.
Boundaries of Justice or Com-
missioner's Precinct No. 3.
Shackelford county, as now es-
tablished, are as follows:
Beginning at the S. E. corner
of Shackelford county.
Thence due north along the
east boundary line of Shackelford
county to a point in said line due
east from the S. E. corner of
Sec. 49, Blind Asylum land.
Thence approximately west,
following section lines to the in-
tersection of the south line of
Sec. 45 Blind Asylum land with
the left bank of Hubbard Creek.
Thence up Hubbard Creek fol-
lowing the meanders of the left
bank of said stream to the mouth
of Phil Reynolds Creek.
Thence due west to a point in
the west line of Sec. 11 Lunatic
Asylum land.
Thence approximately south,
following section lines to the
south boundary line of Shackel-
ford county.
Thence due east along the
said south boundary line of
Shackelford county to the place
of beginning.
Boundaries of Commissioner's and
Justice Precinct No. 4.
It is ordered by the Court that
the boundaries of Commissioner's
Precinct No. i, Shackelford coun-
ty, as now established are as
follows, viz:
Beginning at the N. W. corner
of Shackelford county.
Thence due south along the
wist boundary line of Shackel-
ford county to the S. W. corner
of Shackelford county.
The nee due cast along the
south boundary line of Shackel-
ford county to the intersection
of said line with the west line of
See. No. 90. Block No. 12. T. &
P. It. R. land.
Thence approximately N. G
I degrees \\\, following section
lines to the N. W. corner of Sec.
| No. (5. Block No. 12. T. & P. R.
R. land.
Thence in a northerly direction
and in a direct line to the S. E.
1 corner of Sec. No. 222 E. T. It.
; R. land.
Thence approximately west
following section lines, to a point
on the right bank of Swager
Creek.
Thence down Swager Creek,
following the meanders of the
right bank of said stream to the
junction of Swager Creek with
i he Clear Fork of the Brazos
River.
Thence down the Clear Fork
of the Brazos River, following
the meanders of the right bank
of said stream, to the intersec-
tion of the Clear Fork of the
Brazos River with the north
boundary line of Shackelford
county.
Thence due west along the
said north boundary line of
Shackelford county to the place
of beginning.
Lime is the best disinfectant
you could use by sprinkling on
damp places where germs thrive.
Rockwell Bros. & Co.
Albany, Texas, Jan. 1,1912.
We wish for one and
all a very happy and
prosperous year during
1912
and extend to all the facilities of a
good, strong and safe Bank.
If you are not already our cus=
tomer try us in 1912 and be con-
vinced.
W. G. WEBB, Cashier
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Friday evening Misses Mabel
McKelvy and Joe Leech enter-
tained their young friends with
a valentine party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lowery.
The reception rooms and dining
room were beautifully and ap-
propriately decorated with Cu-
pids and hearts.
A rhyme contest caused much
merriment, and for the best
rhyme and hand made valentine
the prize was awarded Miss Ana-
bel Nelson.
In honor of leap year the young
ladies were given the opportunity
| of proposing to the young men
| of their choice. In the privacy
I of a cozy corner, the all-import-
' ant question was asked but not
without eaves-droppers who
1 weighed the words of the un-
suspecting speakers and to the
young lady who made the best
and most |>ersuasive proposal a
prize was given. The judges
decided this contest in favor of
Miss Margaret Eaheart who re-
ceived as prize a handsome box
of candy.
From a ribbon sus|>cndcd across
the room a number of pretty
valentines were hung. The
guests were provided with a
small rubber ball and allowed the
chance of dislodging the valen-
tines by throwing the ball.
Those who succeeded in bridging
down a valentine retained it as a
souvenir.
In the dining room the guests
were served with dainty refresh-
ments. Here, too, Cupid had
been at work as evidenced in the
heart shaped cakes of pink and
white which were served with
red gelatine and whipped cream.
The guests thanked their fair
young hostesses for a very de-
lightful evening.
Those present were Misses
Gussie Newcomb, NellSammons,
Margaret Eaheart, Hazel Mo
.limse.v, Annabel Nelson, Joe
Leech, Mabel McKelvy, Ida Clau-
sell, Ora and Zeddie Leech
Messrs. Nelson Palm, Lonnit
Miers, Charles Taylor, Jefferson
Kelly, Joe Castleberry, William
Gillespie, Milburn Long, Howard
Sammons, and Hartzog Renfro.
Important Notice.
All members of the Albany
Cemetery Association are ear-
nestly requested to pay all back
dues at once, as funds are lack-
ing to carry on this important
work. Many new members are
also desired.
Mrs. W. E. Dodge,
Secretary and Treasurer.
This space reserved for
R.S.MURRIE
Dealer in
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Everything fresh and clean.
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