Resolutions Adopted By Brazos County Bar for Chief Justice Garrett
The Brazos County Bar Association adopted unanimous resolutions honoring Chief Justice C C Garrett at a fall term meeting. The tribute highlights his life from soldier and Baylor and Washington and Lee alumnus to lawyer and first Chief Justice of the First Supreme Judicial District. He is praised for courage, integrity, and devotion to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Bar Association
Brazos County District Court
Sam R. Henderson
A. C. Briett
C. C. Garrett
Brazos
Supreme Judicial District of
Texas
Baylor University
Washington and Lee
A. and M. College
Blackstone
Court minutes memorialize Sam R Henderson and A C Brietz
In a brief court record the minutes dedicate the page to Sam R Henderson and A C Brietz. Chairman and Secretary signs close the entry, noting the memorial intent and official closing.
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Sam R. Henderson
A. C. Brietz
Notice to Contractors for A and M College bids
Bids to supply labor and materials for painting five frame cottages repairing brick flues and other repairs will be received until 4 p.m. Thursday October 12 1905. Specifications available in the office. The right to reject any bid is reserved. H. H. Harrington President A. and M. College.
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H. H. Harrington
A. & M. College
Travel Rates On October Round Trips And Local Fares
H. and T. C. offer Eureka Springs and Hot Springs round trips at one fare plus 2.00 in October. Chicago National Baptist colored group $30.90 with sales Oct 20 to 22 and return by Nov 4. Kansas City Live Stock Show fare $21.00 with sales Oct 8 to 11. California colonist tickets $25.00. Dallas Oct 9–10 Waco Oct 8, 10, 11 Galveston Oct 9–10.
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Eureka Springs
Hot Springs
Chicago
National Baptist
Kansas City
California
Dallas
Waco
Galveston
Cotton Insurance Offered by T. R. Batte & Co
T. R. Batte & Co advertises affordable cotton insurance services for warehouses compresses wharfs yards plantations farms and residences with contact phone 250 270-52.
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T. R. Batte & Co
Ash Pond Hunting Club Threatens Prosecution for Trespass
The Ash Pond Hunting Club leases the pond for the season and warns trespassers will be prosecuted. Jac K Parker serves as president. The Battalion notes the club’s stance and security emphasis. The text also mentions college glee club members and the Texas Woman's College opening.
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Jac. K. Parker
Local storeads and notices fill Bryan pages
Five hundred pairs of boys stockings and children’s 25 cent stockings advertised at Norwood’s for 15 seats a pair. New Peau de Singe changeable silk waist patterns arrival. Wilson & Edge advertise $1.25 black taffeta silk 36 inches wide at 98c per yard with refund if it wears. James E. Pirle, ’04 graduate, roadmaster on the 8 P line, at Colmeswell. Bat film at Carter’s studio for new framing ideas. Prof. J. L. Cobb and Hearne trip. Alexander school opens next Monday. T. J. Caywood from Steep Hollow road visits Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barden of Cross visit. Frances and Esther Davis enrolled as freshmen. The Battalion notes Deputy Marshal Reed shooting stray dogs lacking tax collars, four killed in two days. Plate-glass front planned for John Caldwell’s jewelry store. H. T. Lewis awarded contract. Wanted: a sober white janitor for white public school. address Ed Hall, School Board president. B. P. Wilson promotes all first class fresh meats at Konec eny stand. Judge Scott ends district court sessions, returns to Franklin. overrules motions for new trials. Eagle to announce First Baptist choir practice tonight under Prof. Lilebridge. Monroe Edge visits Bryan then returns to Batson. Season tickets for Central Texas Fair now on sale at multiple outlets including Norwood’s and the Post Office Drugstore.
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Norwood
Wilson & Edge
Wilson& Edge
Marshall W. A. Reed
John Caldwell
H. T. Lewis
Ed Hall
B. P. Wilson
Koneceny
City Market
Scott
Franklin
Brenham
First Baptist Church
Lilebridge
Monroe Edge
W. L. Edge
Kurten
Batson Yeserday
Dr Eaves Chasing Refugees Amid Texas En Route Dash to Dallas
Dr J F Eaves passed through the city en route to Dallas pursuing Louisiana refugees who slipped into the state. He reports a Louisiana corporation official jailed in Houston for allegedly bribing a state quarantine guard at the northeast border. Eaves was accompanied by his son Relo.
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J. F. Eaves
Dallas
Louisiana
Dr. Eaves
Houston
Hyomei Claimed Safe Cure for Catarrh Sold by E J Jenkins
The advertisement says Hyomei delivers a balsamic healing through inhalation to reach catarrhal germs in the nose and throat, promising complete and permanent cure. It claims no dangerous drugs and offers complete kit for 100 dollars, extra bottle for AQ cents, sold by E J Jenkins.
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E J. Jenkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J. Founman & Co
Mognincragleé
Connelly & Carnes
Bar Association
J. C. Scott
District Court
Brazos County
ASH Pond Hunting Club
College Glee Club
T. P. Junkin
Haltom
Orr
Price
Loving
Mayer
Garth
Simmons
Williams
Woodman
Texas Woman’s College
Bryan
Lowney
Emmel & Maloney Druggists
Hunter
Chatham
James E. Pirle
Colmesweil
Carter
J. L. Cobb
City
Hearne
Alexander
T. J. Caywood
G. L. Barden
Cross
Grimes County
Frances
Esther Davis
Battalion
Parks & Waldrop
Hunter & Chatham’s
Wilson & Edge’s
Haswell’s
Emmet & Maloney’s
Post Office Drugstore
M. H. James
Howell Broa
Dean
Elliott
Sul Ross Literary Society of College
H. Baines
R L. Burney
Matealf
W.W. B. Wortham
N. Woodman
J. R. Tabor
George Stuart
Navasota
Joe Saladiner
L. Rozzoto
John Depuma
America
Christopher Columbus
James’ Drugtore
J. A. Myers
A. B. Shelburne
C. L. Miller
A. W. Buchanan
August Kern
Nacogdoches
Wagner & Bran
Don’s
Joe Whitley
van Seay
Ab Rice and Family
T J. and
Arthur Dowell
J H. Cobb
Cleve Moseley
J. C Thomas
Allen Wilson
Madison County
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Billy Griffin
The
City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Edward Hall
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Levy Bros
Blanke
Higgs & McCulloch
Thos. W. Higgs
First National Bank
U. S
Brz
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