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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1903

Page

2

Asphalt Flow Tests At Well Near Austin

A Texas newspaper note reports a well near Austin flowing 61 percent asphalt content. Additional items mention Brenham machinery arrivals for a new cotton mill, Huntsville evangelist George Stuart closing a ten day meeting with 300 converts and a $1200 free will offering. Col Simpson of Dallas seeks Panama canal commissionership. Mexican state governors may curb prize fights. if bullfights are banned, the world would applaud. Rock Island gains control of Frisco. Hovey says a decision on the Houston & Texas Central deal will come soon.

George Stuart Huntsville Rev Stuart Rock Island Railroad Frisco Hovey Rock Island Houston & Texas Central

Good Roads Part I by Will A Millican

County road superintendent outlines methods for building and maintaining good roads focusing on drainage, material quality, experienced labor, and use of convict labor. He argues state convicts would improve efficiency and notes current use of county crews is limited by time and availability.

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Proposal to tax narrow tire wagons to fund road work

The writer argues narrow tires harm roads and favors wide tires. A law taxing narrow tire wagons could fund road maintenance from the road and bridge fund, with steam rollers as the practical rolling solution, noting team‑drawn rollers would be too costly to operate.

Organist Dr Minor Baldwin to give recital at city church

New York born organist of national renown to perform at the Methodist church Saturday night May 9 at 8 o clock. Admission is 25 cents. tickets must be bought before entering and not sold at the church. The program includes Bach Handel Rossini and Baldwin works with The Storm in the Mountains and Coronation March among selections. The event is hosted by the churchs ladies home mission society.

Minor C. Baldwin New York America Baldwin Chicago Omaha Philadelphia Buffalo Charleston Bach Romania Cseeeereees Rossini Reverie Ladies Home Mission Society of the Church

Repeal Law For Tax to Build Better Public Roads

The speaker argues against the five days labor system and proposes a compulsory tax to fund road work. They describe methods to build roads from clay and sand, using rolling, layering, and drainage, with roadbeds forty feet wide and ditches seven feet deep.

City Council Approves Finances and Orders at Regular Session

City council led by Mayor Harrison approved minutes and officers reports. Secretary reports total collections at 192.58 with multiple fund balances listed and disbursements totaling 449.88 for committees. Special weather funds authorized for Carnegie library. Finance committee set tax collection steps and year end balances. dog tax enforcement tightened. street labeling costs authorized. smallpox cases reported near zero. stores to close for tonight’s organ recital. Dressed chickens advertised by Franklin Bros. 132.

Harrison Carnegie Library Board Carnegie Library Business League Franklin Bros

Wheat in Good Shape in Oklahoma This Season

J. J. Dary of the department of agriculture arrived in Oklahoma City after inspecting the wheat crop. He says the May 1 cold wave benefited the crop and forecasts a yield exceeding 40,000,000 bushels, likely a record in the state.

Oklahoma City Okla J. J. Dary Department of Agriculture Oklahoma

Prominent Montana ranchers drown crossing swollen river

Anaconda Montana May 8 John Finney and John Sullens both of Whitehall drowned in the Jefferson river after attempting to ford a swollen stream. Their horses were carried off their feet as they crossed. Reports say the Brisco will soon award a contract to build into Coalgate L T from Oklahoma City.

Anaconda Mont John Finney John Sullens Whitehall Jefferson River Brisco Coalgate L. T Oklahoma City

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