The Waco Daily Examiner (Waco, Texas) Vol. 2 No. 151, Wednesday, April 29, 1874

              VOL VI WACO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1874 NO. 151.
WACO.
HUTCHINSON & M’CONNELL,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
STOVES AND TINWARE,
(John A. 'Winn’s old Stand,)
Commercial Row, Waco, Texas,
Invite attention to the LARGEST AND BEST
Stock in the Interim'.
Cooking; and Heating Stoves),
In great number and variety.
The Colton King.
Good Will,
Hearthside anil
Consul.
—ALSO—
The best Cook Store in we~IT BAKES BETTER; it bums less fuel, and is more durable them any
Other We challenge comparison as to price and
quality, and guarantee satisfaction in evey case.
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1IB0. W. JACKSON, GEO. A. BROWN
JACKSON & BROWN,
Fire Insurance Agents.
WACO, TEXAS.
REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING RELIA"
BLE FIRE COMPANIES;
Texas Banking v.nd Insurance Co., Calveeton, Tex.
Phoenix Insurance Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
American Central, St Louis
Louisiana Mutnal, New Orleans.
West. Texas Fire and Marine, San Antonio, Tex.
Old Dominion, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Co., Richmond.
^“Office at Fort & Jackson’s bank, Waco,
Texas auul73dly
W. & E. P. CLEGG,
Importers ani Wholesale Dealers in
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Cutlery. Etc.
69 <£ 60 STRAND, GALVESTON, TEXAS,
A fall supply of Cutlery Guns, Rifles, Powder,
fhot, Nails, Axes, Chains. Paints, Gils, Glass, Rope,
Wagon Material, and Carpenters’ Tools, &c., &e.,
constantly or. hand.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR B. V.
AVEliY A SON.’S PLOWS AND
EXTRA PARTS; W. \V. BALD-WIN
& CO.’S (Maysville.Ky.,) CAL-I10UN
PLOWS, RUBBER Bti.LT-
1NG, STUDEBAKER WAGONS
AND HERRING’S SAFES. dec9il
B. HAYES,
(Successor to)*
IIAYES & HARRIS,
CROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
(Lusk Building, North of Public Square")
Waco..................................................Texas.
pa constantly on hand a large and well selected
stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Imported and Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Goods delivered free ol charge.
Will pay the highest market pree in CASH
or Country Produce, Cotton, Wool.Hides, etc
ianlD
Watches and JewelrY.
W. M. RAGLAND,
Practical Watchmaker and Jewele
—Dealer In—
NE JEWELRY WATCHES, SILVER
I’-ATED WARE,
No 13. Down’s Building, Commercial Row
WACO.......................................................... TnAA
J3P”*»*Quick sales and small profits.*,.
T Every article warranted as represented or mott
refunded. Repairing of watches and jewelry done
wiih experience and warranted at reasonaole char-ges.
Engraving done at short notice.
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J^AUILY GROCERIES AND SUPPLIES
C. PUTNAM & SON
Austin Street,
(Opposite the McClelland Hotel.)
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale,a lull supply of
Fresh. G-rooeries,
TANNED FRUITS, SAUCES, PICKLES,
PRESERVES.
And, indeed, everything needed by
Housekeepers.
They also keep a large supply of Feed
Corn, dodder, Oats and Hay.
They propose to make this part of the business
A SPECIALTY.
Their motto is quick sales, small profits,
Fair and Honest Healings,
JWITH PROMPT ATTENTION.
G. Putnam & Son.
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DR„ R. S. GARNER,
©OCULIST AND AURIST,
WACO, TEXAS.
Treats all diseases, and performs all Surgic-.l Op
eratiene upon the Eye and Ear exclusively. Case
treated from aH parts of the dtate. Satisfaction
given in all cases. Office in the Hogan Buildia
art in Avenue, febWlys
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
J^OUNTAIN JONES, M. D.,
Surgeon and
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
WACO, TEXAS,
Tenders his professional services to the citizens
of Waco and vicinity. Special attention paid to Ob-stetrics
and Chronic Diseases.
OFFICE—Front room, ever Bismanks, on Third
Street. Residence on Sixth Street, west of Catholic
Church. mar21D&\Vly
JNO. L. DYER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Waco, Texas.
Office m Coke-Seare-Pattereon B Hiding, cornet
Street and Broadway. febSWdawtf
8 k. smith,
. DENTIST,
Front Office,
Over Peterson & Bluffer's,'
iebll-* AUSTIN AVENUE.
JOHN T. FLINT..................D. T. CHAMBFRLIN
pLINT & CHAJfBERLIN,
BANKER.
FLINT & GRAHAM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WACO ................................................ ,.........TEXAS
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j^LOURNOY & TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND
HEAL "ESTATE AGENTS,
WACO, TKXAB,
OFFICE—Fioat room, up stairs, over Fo
& Jackson’s Bank. oct9
J. A. CAV1TT,.......................................... J C. FARR'
Bryan,Texas. Vicksburg, Miss.
^AAVITT & FARIt,
A.ttorn©ys at Xjaw.
WACO, TEXAS,
Will practice m the Courts of the Thirty-third
Judicial District. Office in the Sturgis Buildinj, on
Austin street. auglOD&Wly
S. J EVANS. J. F. DAVIS
EVANS & DAVIS.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
WACO, TEXAS.
Have in connection again resumed the prae-
I'jcof the Law in all its departments.
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OHN 0. WEST. WM. L. P»tAT J E3
WEST & PRATHER,
A TT0RN& YS AT LAW,
Waco, Texas. Office in Sturgis Building.
in2Hbel v’7‘2
G. WILLIAMS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ft. Ghaiiam, Texas,
Will practice Only For Cash.
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YY . A. HEWLETT,
ATTORNEY .AT LAW,
Waco, Texas.
OFFICE—In Johnson's Budding, Bridge
street. feb27d&wlv
JJR. A. A. BE VILLE,
Surgeon Dentist.
Office in second story of Hogan’s Building, Austin
street, Waco, Texas. Office hours from 9 a. m. to
(i.p. m Teeth extracted without oain. nov*12
DR. T. M. ALLEN,
SURGEON DENTIST, AUSTIN AVENUE
WACO.
Having permanently located in Waco, tenders his
professional services to the public. All work war-ranted
in the latest and best style. Office hours
from 8 a. m., to 6 p. m. Office for the present with
Dr. S. K. Smith. iulvw , aj
JJ W. PARK, M. D.
Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Waco and vicinity.
Office at Eastland & Co.’s Drug Store, Eas
side of Public Square. jy!7Dt
E. UNDERWOOD,
Physician and Surgeon,
WACO, TEXAS,
OFFICE—With Dr. J. II. SEARS, north
aid® of Public Square, where fee may bo found
day or night, when not professionally en-gaged.
feb5dA;w3ai
RAYMOND & WIIITIS,
BANKERS AND
IGx.clin.iigo Dealers,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Collections made at all accessible points in Texas,
and proceeds promptly remitted. Correspondents in
New York, Swenson, Perkins & Co, 50 Wall Stroe}
se. t9
J. L. DURHAM, M. D.
Respectfully tenders his professional servicesto
the citizens of \\ aco and vicinity.
Office at, Riviere’s Drug Store Commercial Row
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\V. H. WILKES, M. D............. S. B. HAMLETT, M. D
WILKES & HAMLETT,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Waco, Texas.
OFFICE—In Womack & Kcllctt’s Drug Store
Dr. Wilkes’ residence, next door to the Cumberland
Presbyterian t hurch, on Washington street, be-tween
Third and Fourth streets.
Dr, Ilamlett’s residence, opposite Female College
on Clay street, between Second and Third streets.
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rp HANCOCK & tO.,
BARBERS,
(Opposite Averue Hotel, Austin TexaF.)
Polite attention and be3t accommodations
in the city. aprlld^f.
J. GOODE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Wcco, - - - Texas.
WACO
^ IVE AND LET LIVE I
;E A STL AND & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
UTciiiNsoN & McConnell
STOVE DEALERS,
West side of Public Square,
Waco.
Dealership PLAIN, (STAPED and. JAPANNED
TIN WARE.
GUTTERING done on short notice, and
Warranted.
MINUTES
OF
TEXAS STATE GRANGE
OF TIIE
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
(CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY’S EDITION.]
BRIDGE STREET. TWO DOORS FROM.TH
PUBLIC SQARE.
Arc prepared to furnish at
LIVING RATES, FOR CASH
All articles usually found in
Drug; stores.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
FRESH DRUGS.
PURE MEDICINES,
FINE^PERFUMES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY SOAPS,
Combs and Brushes,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
FINE’POMADES,
HAIR DYES,
PAINTS AND IOILS,
Fatont lUEocIIoiiios tfcc
EASTLAND & GO.,
Waco,.....................................Texas.
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REofENED
HERRING HOUSE,
Corner of Franklin and Second Street
Waco Texas.
Wiley Jones, Proprietor.
Having leased this well known and popu-lar
house, and thoroughly refitted the same,
by cleansing, purifying and supplying it with
entirely
NEW FURNITURE.
The undersigned is determined to keep t
FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, promising satisfac-tion
to all who may favor him with a call.
Special attention given to transient
visitors.
Sole Agent.for the celebrated
BUC K 8 BRILLIANT,”
Diploma
AWARDED BY THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
TO J, W. McKEE, FOR
Embroidering and Fluting Machines
It is ingenious and will meet the wants of «vcry
matron in the land.
Exhibition of 18712
F. A. BARNARD, President.
JO.'.NE. GAYIT, Recording Secretary.
SAM’U. D. TILLMAN, Corresponding /Secretary.
New York. Nov, 20, 1872.
This simple and ingenious machine is as useful as
the Sewing Machine, and is fat becoming popular
wih ladies, in pace of expensive needle-work, its
being much more handsome, requi mg less time and
not one-tenth the expense. No lady’s toiiet is now
complete without . A Machine, with ilustrated
circu'ar and full insructions sent on receipt of $2
or flourished in silver plate for $2 AS.
Addro
TU5 McKEE, MaNUFACURING CO.
3u9 Broadway, New York.
Agents Wanted.
Wm. A. Fort. Geo. W. Jacksos
FORT & JACKSON,
BANKERS
and Dealers in
Foreign <fe Domestic Exchange
WACO, TEXAS.
Correspondents.—Winslow, lanier &Co—New
York. Louisiana National Bank, New Or-leans.
T. H. McMahan & Co., Galveston, m
L. Leonard & Co., Calvert. oct!5sw6J
JOHN D. ROGERS & CO.,
Clotton Factors
AND GEN’RL COMMISSION MERCHANT
(Insurance "Building,)
NO. 61, STRAND GALVESTON, TE CAS
SOf-Agentsfor Gray’s Cotton Press.'
OCtlOWlY
U. S. PIANO COMPANY.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 P. M.
State Grange resumed work-
Officers present as before. Quorum
present.
Grange went into consideration of
Amendments to Constitution of Na-tional
Grange, all of which were
adopted except the preamble, which
was referred to the Committee on
“District and County Granges.”
State Grange then took rest until
8 o’clock a. m., Thursday.
Thursday, April 16, 8 a. m.
State Grange was called to work.
Officers present as before. Quorum
present.
On motion, the Worthy Master ap-pointed
the following Committee on
Work : N. L. Norton, J, S. Caldwell,
T. Y. Baxter, G. W. Ingram, T. S.
Bellew, J. M. Foster, S. M. Daniels.
The following report of Committee
on Appointment of Executive Com-mittee
was received, and, on motion,
adopted:
“Your Committee to whom was
referred that portion of the Worthy
Master’s address relating to the elec-tion
or the Executive Committee, beg
leave to report as follows: Wo think
it of vital importance to select seven
(7)of our ablest and most zealous men,
lrom various parts of the State, to
compose said Committee, and wo
recommend one of each Congressional
District, and one from the central
portion of the State, or near the place
of the next annual session.
(Signed) A. B. Cari.ey,
R. M. Caldwell,
M. S. Wallace.”
Report of Executive Committee
was read, and, on motion was adopted,
viz.:
Busses, hacks and carriages connected with
the house.
iun"26DWtf WILEY JONES"
JYELLEY’S FOUNDRY.
G. A. KELLEY, Proprietor,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS,
SUPPLY DEPOT, LUSK BUILDING, WACO, TEXAS
MANUFACTURER OF^
COOM1NO AND 1IA1M, {(IIS
CAST TURNING PLOWS,!
SHOVELS AND SCOUTERS, WASH-KET-TLES,
COUNTRY HOLLOW-WARE,’
1D0G IRONS, ETC.
Inducements_Ofl'ccd to tlie ir.de.
Send for Pled! at.
County Healers and the Trade Generally enp
plied on the most Favorable .Terms_^
uov23I)Lf
-yjERCII ANTS’
Insurance Cbaipai
NO. 63 STRAND. GALVESTON.
OrgauiiEed in AS <5
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER.'
CASH CAPITAL (FUUL PAID) $350,000
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Muckic, Cotton Factor
Robert Mi Is, ot it. ±j. i*. Mills
W. L. Moody, of Moody &Jeimson.
M. Koppcrl, Free’t National Bank ofT<
W. 11. Sellers,, of W. II. Sellers & Thoi
George Sealy, of Ball, Hutchins & Co,
John D. Rogers, of John D. Rogers &
M. F. Mott, of BaUinger, Jack & Motl
W. U. Olphint, of Gary & Olphint.
ueon Blum, of Leon <fe Blum.
H Kempner, of Marx, Kempner& Co
T WFolts, of Folts & Waltshe
A W Spaight, Planter
W II /SELLERS, President
JOHN 1) RODGERS, Vise President.
BALLINGF.R JACK & MOTT Attorneys
HENRY SAMPSON, Secretary
The Company msuref against loss or damage by
Are on Buildings, . M erchandise . Produc. House-bold
Furnitare, and other insurable property in
town and country, and is conducted on strictly con-servative
principles. Risks are assumed only a
adequate rates of premium and losses promptly ad
justed.
W. A. TAYLOR, Agent, Waco Tex a i
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ALEXANDER & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
Dry Good and Clothing,
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS, GEN-TLEMENS’
FURNISHING GOODS,
POCKET CTTLERY, LADIES’
SADDLES, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETC.
Onr Motto is Quick Sale ail > a ill
Please give us a call at our new store, oppo-site
thG lleatberly House,
WACO, TEXAS.
dec
w D. CLEVELAND.
"Wholesale G-rooer
AND
C OMMISSION MRR CHANT,
37 MAIN BTKEKT,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Liberal advances made on Cot-ton, Hides and
Country Produce.
Agent for Sugar Plantations and sells at
Now Orleans prices.
nile3, Tobac co ana Cigars—at Fao-freights
add ed. Special attention
aid shipmo nt of cotton, and hand-
01 u nissiom Mav21 d&w-12m
S290.
tcosts lees than $300 to make any $600 Piano Bold
through agents, all o). whom make 100 per cent,
profit. We have no agents, but 6hip direct to fam
dies at factory p ice.
We make only one style, and have but one price.
Two hundred and ninety dollars net cash, with no
discount to dealers or commissions to teachers.
Our lumber is thoroughly seasoned--our c.'isub are
double veueere with Rosewood—have front round
corners, Serpentine bottom and carved legs. We
use the lull iron plate \ itli over strung brass—
French Oraud Action with top dampers, and our
keys re ol the best ivory, witu ivo:y fronts Our
Piano has seven octaves—is tix feet nine inches
iong, tine feet four inches wide, and weighs, boxed
955 pounds. Every Piano is fully wan-anteu lor five
years.
Send for illustrated circular, in which we refer to
over 700 bankers, Merchants, &c., (some of whom
you may know,) using our Pianos in 44 States and
Territories.
VJ. S. Fiano Company,
810 Broadway, N. Y.
dCDl7Dl
T. J . WOMACK. W. M. KELLET
^yOMACK & KELLETT,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, LI.
QUORS, FINE OH SWING and SMOK-IMG
TOBACCO, EXTRACTS, .
NOTIONS, Etc.
. Patent .Medicines'
and everything usually kept in a first-class
drug store. Pkysieians’ prescriptions filled
at all hours.
Corner 4th st., and Austin Avenue
Under the McClelland Hotel,
29-dlv
'yyASIINGTON HOTEL,
Galveston, Texas.
John Summers
(Late of the Exchange Hotel,
Proprietor.
aeODtf
AVENUE BARBER-SHOP,
(Opposite McClellan House,)
New and elegant outfit best accommodation
in the'city. “You next.”
FRANK GROUND, Proprietor.
FRANK SCILLA Assistant.
jpRESII MEATS.
Third’ Street Market House.
Best the country aflor ds, in all the choice varieties
and styles of good, lav, fresh meats. Polite atten-tion
and moderate terms. Give us a call.
II. L. & A. G. LESTAKJETT, .
nov!3 Propri a*
KAUFMAN. IIENRY RUN OB.
J^AUFMAN & IHJNGE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cotton Factors, Dealers in Groceries, inport-ers
of
o jifee, Wines and liquoiis,
mh8dlv GALVESTON, TEX.
J^IVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE
AND
WA G O N YARD
(near suspension bridge.)
M. F. McLAREN, Froprielor.
Nice horses to ride or drive : elegant turn-outs,
amplo accommodations on moderate a*
gTRAYED.
hOnc biown Indian horse pony, heavy mane,
aarked swallow-fork in each e.ir, and branded on
ip with letter O. Suitable reward will be paid on
is delivery to me in Waco.
1 plGfl&Wtt N, W. BATTLE,
To the Worthy Master and members of the State
Grange:
Your Executive Committee, ap.
pointed at tbe organization
of the State Grange at Dallas,
Texa?, would submit the iollowing
report. Your committee would most
respectfully report that owiiag to the
disadvantages under which they have
been compelled to act, they have not
been able to accomplish much for the
good of the order; but they have
done what they could under the cirs
cumstances. They respectfully re-port
that they, after due deliberation,
constituted tlie W aco Examiner the
organ for the Patrons of Husbandry,
until the meeting of this Worthy
Body, and your committee would rec-ommend
Bro. J. W. Downs to the
favorable consideration of this
body for the able and zealous manner
in which he has represented the inter-ests
of the Order.
[Signed] J. O. Ratcliff.
A. B. Carley.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RAIL ROADS.
Worthy Master, Brothers and Siss
ters :—Your committee, appointed to
take into consideration that part 01
the Worthy Master’s address, refer-ling
to the relation of this organiza-tion
to the rail roads of the country,
have performed their duty, and
beg leave to submit the follow-iDg:
We,your committee fully concur and
endorse the sentiment so ably express-ed
in the address, and recommend
that the same be approved and ens
dorsed by this body. Your commit-tee
believe that all that could have
been said defining the position of the
Patrons of Husbandry towards the
Railroads, the great avenues of trans-portation,
has been lully expressed iu
the Worthy Master’s address.
Signed J. W. Jennings.
Chairman,
Adopted.
Majority report of committee on
District and County Granges.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON COUNTY AND
DISTRICT GRANGES.
ToWW Lang, Worthy Master State Grange Pa-tronsof
Husoandry, Austin Texas:
Your Committee to whom was re-ferred
the preamble in the proposed
changes to the Conetition, alter a
lull discussion ol the subject,were una-ble
to make a unanimous report.
Therefore, we the undersigned not
being fully satisfied, that the inters
est of our Order would be advanced
or the harmony of our Subordinate
Granges promoted by the adoption
of Sec. II of said preamble and de-siring
the matter more fully discussed
we beg leave to submit the following
majority report:
1. We recommend the adoption ot
the first section, being eminently just
and proper.
2. Wo Velieve that the second seci.
tion tends too much towards central-ization
and is calculated to create dis-sasisfaction
among Subordinate
Granges by depriving them of the
power to administer their own afftirs
Therefore we recommend that it do
not pass.
Read, and. on motion, adopted.
A communication from tue Texas
Express Company,offering free trams
portation of express packages for the
State Grange, was read, and on mo-tion
a vote of thanks was returned.
L. E, Gillelt,
Chairman.
And others.
Read, and on motion, postponed.
Resolved, That the board of Edu-cation,
for the State of Texas, be res
quested, to consider the propriety ©f
adopting in the public schools of this
State, more extended practical
courses of instruction embracing nat-natural,
science the elementary pnn-clples
of commercial exchange and
equity, and especially a course in
Agncultuial Chemistry, wherein the
future producers of the common-wealth,
may be fully taught, the
constitutent properties of the differ-ent
soils, the mean* of change aud
improvement, by mechanical or chem-.
ical agencies; the organic constitution
of cereals, aud the physeology of veg-etation,
as well as the immediate re-lation
of production, to the necessities,
health, happiness and wealth of man.
N. L. No nt on.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CREDEN-TiALS.
Your Committee on Credentials re-port
adversely to the appointment of
S. M. Daniels as proxy for Henderson
Grange, No. 63, he having already
received several proxies.
J. W. Speight, Chairman.
Received, and, on motion, adopted.
State Grange took rest until 2 p.m.
State Grange resumed work at 2
p. m. Quorum present.
The Secretary was ordered to teles
graph the Secretary of the National
Grange as to whether he was enti-tied
to confer the filth degree. Re-spouse
in the affirmative.
A motion -\%as made to go into the
election of offietqji.. Adopted.
The following was then offered and
adopted:
Resolved, That there shall be no
nominations, each member being aU
lowed to vote for the Brother of his
choice.
Resolved, That a majority of all
the votes cast shall be required to Be-cure
an election. A. J. Rose.
State Grange then went into elec-tion
of officers for the ensueing two
years, which resulted as follows :
W. W. Lang, Worthy Master,
Marlin, Falls county.
M. W. Allen, Overseer, McKinney,
Collin county.
N. L. Norton, Lecturer, Salado,
Bell county.
G. W. Ingram, Steward, Wades*
ville, Navarro county.
J, P. Goodnight, Assistant Steward,
Dallas, Dallas county.
Owing to the lateness of the hour,
State Grange took rest until 8 a.m.,
Friday, April 17.
April 17—8 A. M.
State Grange of Texas Patrons
of Husbandry resumed work. Offi-cers
as before. Quorum present. The
business of election of officers resum-ed,
resulting as follows :
A. C. Graves, Chaplain, Rainey’s
Creek, Coryelle county.
John R. Henry, Treasurer, Mexia,
Limestone county.
R. A. Binford, Secretary, Austin,
Travis county.
J. W. Speight, Gatekeeper, Waco,
McLennanconn ty.
Mrs. W. W. Ling, Ceres, Marlin,
Falls county.
Mrs. J. A. Ingram, Pomona, Wades-ville.
Mrs. S. E. Givens, Flora, Waxa-hatchie.
Ellis county.
Mrs. Sophroma Nuckols, Lady As-sistant
Steward, Alacosa county.
State Grange took rest until 2 p. m,
Friday, April 17—2 P. M.
State Grange resumed work. Offi-cers
as before. Quorum present.
On motion. Bro. F" P. Garrett, ol
St. Louis. Mo., was introduced to the
Grange, and occupied a short time in
an address on matters of interest to
the Grange.
The following resolution was intro-duced
by Worthy Lecturer J. W.
Jennings :
Resolved, That all business be now
suspended and that we proceed to or*
ganize a State Grange.
The Worthy Master decided the
resolution out of order, stating that
the permanent organization of a State
Grange would be complete and perfect
upon the instalation of the officers
elect, and that by tbe authority of the
M ister of the National Grange, it is
usual to consider the first State
Gtange srganization temporary.
The remainder of the evening was
occupied in the discussion of a varie«
ty of subjects pertinent to the inter-ests
of the Order, and at 5 p. m. State
Grange took rest until Saturday
morning, 8 A" m.
[continued to-morkow.]