Mixed Trains Schedule for Bryan Line
Southbound No 105 at 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 at 6 15 p m clash on the Bryan route with time card details noted for CW 8 V.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
3
Southbound No 105 at 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 at 6 15 p m clash on the Bryan route with time card details noted for CW 8 V.
A flood of names appears as many persons from Kurten, Fort Worth, Madison county and nearby towns arrived in the city yesterday. Local business holders advertise goods and services including rye, cigars, flour and beer at the Exposition Saloon. Marriage licenses were issued to H. G. Lloyd and Agnes Hardel as social activity continues.
The Brazos rose thirty five feet at Pitts Bridge with slow river growth about one inch in two and a half hours. Y below the city for C B V trains is finished and the new depot platform nears completion. The school board elected Prof J W P Massey of Dallas to fill a public school vacancy. Street work continues in front of J W Johnson and Joe B Reed residences. M B Easters W R Tobias and Jim Tobias of Kurten visited the Sagle. A four room cottage is for rent in west town. Uncle Abe Hensarling visited the Eagle yesterday.
H. & T. C. announce round trip tickets to St. Louis for the fair on Sept 29 30 and Oct 1 1900. Fare is 23 50 and tickets will be stamped in St Louis for return on or before Oct 1 and good for continued passage each direction.
A long list of individuals and their origin or destination locations appears, including W. A. Bailie New Orleans J. W. Graves Houston KE. P. Maddox Fort Worth and many others from cities such as Marlin Dallas Baltimore St. Louis New York Cincinnati and Memphis.
A fire early this morning wiped out Tompkins & Co grain and rice mills and their elevator in Houston. Fire crews arrived quickly but the second and third stories burned away, leaving total loss. The plant processed corn into meat, grits, and hominy, and had new rice milling gear for 250 barrels daily before a storm halted progress.
Ex Mayor Charles A. Collier of Atlanta was found badly wounded with a bullet in the heart region at his home. He whispered burglar before losing consciousness and remains in critical condition as pistol found nearby.
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