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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
3
Southbound No 6 and No 104 Northbound schedules noted with times and connections. Local notices report lawn swings, visits, travels, market offerings at Levy Bros and City Market, barbecued meats, and social departures from Temple, Mexia, Nav asota, and other nearby towns.
The Bryan Water Light and Power Co warns patrons abusing water by running hoses long hours will be cut off without further notice. Metered users are exempt but must pay for all water. A service fee applies for turning water off and on.
The barbers' union granted permission to reduce prices to those formerly in Bryan to meet competition. The old rates take effect tomorrow. 170 H. B. Dorsey, Proprietor invites patrons to call for first class work and notes the present proprietor did not raise prices.
Bryan June 28 meeting of Hood's Brigade Association executive committee to organize an entertainment reunion. Active reception committee chaired by Dr. Rh H Harrison includes A J Buchanan Robt Astin and others. An honorary committee list features J S Mooring Gen H S Stoddard and more.
The bodies of William Coleman George Bratcher Tom Bratcher and Henry Conwell were found in Colemans potato field four and a half miles south of Southmayor near Sherman Texas. A lightning bolt caused their deaths and witnesses reported a vivid flash and sharp report beforehand. Coleman was married with three children. the others were single and had been boarding at the Coleman house.
In Idaho's Fort Hall Reservation near Pocatello on Tuesday June 18, about 1300 men and boys rushed the ceded line to claim homestead and mineral lands. Most rode horses or ponies and carried weapons. Around 1000 more followed with pack animals. By 2 pm Pocatello lay ruined and signs of trouble appeared before the start as multiple bidders aimed for the same parcels.
A large fire on Tuesday on Tera avenue in Shreveport, Louisiana, destroyed Allen & Curry's lumber mill, Snyder's wagon factory, the Rose place residence opposite, and several small buildings. Losses total at least 150000 dollars with Allen & Curry carrying 22000 dollars in insurance.
Velasco Texas June 18 Word reached here of a fatal shooting at the state farm last evening in which Capt Ascham Beall of Quintana lost his life No details are available at this hour
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