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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
3
The Galveston News notes Bryan Texas official notice that H. E. Peverley is a candidate for City Secretary in the April election. The page also runs a long essay extolling trees, urging protection, proper spraying, and community responsibility for street shade and forests in Texas.
For Sale listing includes 112 acres 3 miles east of Bryan with water and wood, 140 acres 8 miles south of Bryan with a large residence and tenant houses priced at 140090, the Capt Polk brick residence 1 mile south of city, about 400 acres near market with 200 prairie 200 timber and water, 2 south side lots near Main street with a 5 room house and stables priced 1000, a good residence near Allen Academy with 5 rooms priced 900, and note of clients seeking both farm and city property. Call to sell.
The Brazos county grand jury note released Asper Gourte Lucy Lanza and Angelina Lanza after ruling no bill exists due to insufficient evidence in Frank Lanza death case. Six indictments for felonies were returned that day, with misdemanors under consideration. Bond posted in H. H. South murder case and Civil matters include Beard v McCorquodale verdict and two divorces. Blaze in Mobile cafe caused hotel to be saved with $50,000 loss.
Prof F R Marshall of the Agricultural and Mechanical College reports Kaffir corn digestibility tests progressing well. At Thomas Bugbee’s Clarendon ranch a hundred head of steers fed on kafir corn, cotton seed and fodder averaged over a hundred pounds gain in February, about three pounds per day, a record for the corn belt. Aged former jurist dead Judge Ace Jones former circuit judge of eastern Arkansas died in Memphis at ninety four.
Colonel Solon F. E. Rose, aged eighty eight, died at his home in Pulaski Tennessee. He once served as a United States senator for the state, but the vote was changed before the announcement and Howard E. Jackson won the lead. Rose had served as a soldier in the second Seminole War in 1836.
James E. Stillwell president of the Orient railway led a party of 100 capitalists through Fort Worth on a special train. They traveled toward Sweetwater and Knox City and onward to El Paso.
Waxahachie Texas March 11 Henry Berry a negro charged with shooting at an officer attempting to arrest him was fined 50 dollars in county court.
Detroit March 11 union shipbuilders in Ecorse and St. Clair plants on the Great Lakes engineering complex walked out leaving only machinists carpenters and laborers at work in those yards.
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