Central system rescinded as changes noted in exchanges
The New York produce exchange rescinded recent amendments adopting the central system. A Hidalgo mining company is to operate in Scirra Mojado mines at Laredo after incorporation. A P Gorman won the Democratic nomination for U S senator at Annapolis. The treasury bought 430000 ounces of silver for mint needs. The Houston Age anticipates the Sunday law question reaching the Galveston Supreme Court.
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Reconstruction at the Capitol Hotel in Houston
The OM Capitol Hotel in Houston undergoes rebuilding and new furnishing efforts. Traveler TOMS LOISELLE and Shea are noted for special attention to travel commerce and associated renovations.
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New Laws of Texas for jurors and witnesses
Grand jurors receive one dollar fifty per day. Petit jurors get one dollar fifty per day. Judges tax five dollar jury fees in district and county criminal trials. Witnesses receive one dollar fifty plus sixty cents per mile, paid by the defendant upon conviction. the state pays no witness fees.
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Investment advice amid savers risk in changing markets
The London Truth argues savers should seek higher returns beyond 3 percent by diversifying beyond 3 percent first class securities. It warns the investing class will push for safer, higher yields and urges proactive measures to reduce risk while maintaining civilization standards. It notes new pap box production at Gove land and a locomotive electric fleet trial in England.
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