The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

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University
yotes. Fory
I20 votes; for l.
total for Tyler,
springs for main univ
tntire university, PSI vdS
Springs, 3,217 votes. Fof<
main university, 2,G22 votes; 10
rersity, 207 votes; total for Laf1ip
votes. For Williams Rancho for mr.
versity, 8 votes; for entire university
votes; total for Williams Rancho, 81 vote
for entire university.7 votes; total for AZ
,any, 10 votes. For Graham for main uni
versity 1913 votes; for entire university, so
votes; total for Graham, 20S votes. For
Matagorda for main university, IA votes;
for entire lniversity, 3 votes; total for Mat:
Peak for main university, 644 votes; for en-.
tire university, % votes; total for Caddo
Srove and Peak, go votes. Scattering for
main university, 60 votes; for entire uni
versity, 33 votes; total scattering, 95 votes.
Austin havingreceived the largest number
IF votes, which vote for said locality
amounts to over one-third Of the votes cast
I hereby declare that Austin has been se-
lected by the people as the location of the
main university.
It further appearing that the following
votes were cast for the location of the medf.
ical department, to-wit:
Galveston, 20, al votes Houston, 1850
votes; Austin, 994 votes; Waco, 1879 votes:
Tyler, ii votes; scattering ITO votes.
Galveston having received the largest
lumeer, of votes, which vote cast for said
locality amounts to over one-third of the
votes cast, hereby declare that Galveston
mas been selected by the people as the loca-
sion of the medical department of the uni
,ersity.
[Signedl T. H. BOWMAN,
Secretary of State.
S3ened and counted In presence of
[Signedl ON. ROBERTS, Governor.
CONSTITUTIONAL ANENDnENTs
The amendments to the constitution
proposed by the seventeenth legislature
Sere submitted by the governor to vote
oil the people hJ Tie Dtlu DeptcWs
5.r 6, 1881, and were defeated by the follow
ing vote
For amendment to Art. Judiciary. 80. 2o,1ts
against amendment to AZ 5gndicisry), ..S6,6da
xainst inst anne ndment to Art sLegislativej. 1860
REWARDS.
Rewards for the apprehension Of fugi-
ives have been, with few exceptions, offered
only upon the the issuance of acquisitions
on other stateS and in amounts Just sufii-
slant n cpypr the eXDanSes and reasonable
rompensations for the time Of agents exc
cutting the same.
REoUIsITIoNs AND wARRANTs.
The record shows that your excellency
has issued during the year l39 acquisitions
on other states for the return of fugitives
Som justice; and fifty warrants on rsquisi-
tons received from governors OF other
states.
PARDors.
Reasons for the exercise Of executive
:!emeney, as required by the constitution,
have been filed in this department. An
examination of these reasons indicate that
,he policy has been to grant pardons upon
certificates of meritorious conduct, and the
superintendent reports that this rule has
lad fine effect in stimulating convicts TO
Gender strict obedience to the rules of the
renitentiary. In pardoning and shorten
ing sentences of children from twelve
to fourteen years OF age, and in re-
easing decrepid and diseased persons. q
.ound public policy has been observed, and
tie dictates of humanity needed.
NlsCELLANHouS CHARTERS FILED UNDER GEN.
ERAL INcoEPoRATIoN LAW OF THE STATE,
DURING THE YEAR 1881.
No. 1911. Water Supply company OF Dali
las, certificate OF increase of capital stock
capital stock; number OF shares--;fled
January II, 1881
No. 1879. A. H. Belo & Co., general publ
setion business, Galveston; capital stock,
1850 900; number OF shares, $500; filed JAM
.ary Is, 1881.
No. 1873. Silver Twig Consolidated min.
ing company, general mining, Galveston;
ppital stock, 81, 500, 900; number Of shares,
1900; filed January Is 1851.
No. 1914 Maud Silver Mining company,
EeNeral mining, Galveston; capital stock,
5000; number of shares, 5000. filed Janu-
.ry Is, 1881.
.rstiye association, =. OF H., cooperative
store, Jefferson, capital stock, 100000,
number of shares, 10000; filed January IL,
1871.
No 1916. Corn Hill Cooperative associs-
ton, =. Of H., cooperative store, Corn HUI,
William son county; capital stock, $50, 600.
,unoer of shares, 10000; filed January IL.
>SSl.
No. 1917. Washington Iron works, manu-
factory, machinery and farm implements,
sherman; capital stock, 5000; number OF
shares, G; filed January q, 1851.
No. 1918. Columbia Transportation COM
p,ny, navigation company, Colun bia; cap
itul stock, 5000; number Of shares 80; Tiled
January -, 1851.
No. 1919. Salem Grange No. 400, ?. or H.,
promotion Of agriculture and horticulture,
etc, Washington county; capital stock;
number of shares filed January d iSSl.
No. 1920. Matador Cattle company, in
creme of capital STOCK, -, capital stOCA,
$4,000; number Of shares; filed Janu.
ary %. 1881.
No. 1921. Columbus Fire company No. !,
fire company, Columbus; capital stock;
NUN Der OF shares; filed January %, 1881.
No. 1922. First Presbyterian church and
tcciets of Columbia, public worship, Column
hia, capital stock; number OF sharesx-s
filed Fenrusry ], 1881.
No. 1923. San Antonio Electric company,
utilizing electricity, San Antonio capital
February 8, 1851.
No. 1924. Chanel Hin college. educational,
NJ. Pleasant, Titus county; capital stock
-; number OF shares =; filed February
o, 1881.
No. lS25. Summer Real Estate, Building
ard Savings association, building and loan
association, Galveston; capital stock, Sl0,s
CD; number ofshares, 100 filed Februart
No. 1926. Glorieiia Mining company, Dim.
ied), mining company, Austin; eapit3
Hock,N $500 900: number OF shares, 100 ,OOH
filed February IL, 1881.
No. 1897. McMullen college educational,
Tilden; capital stock, $1,000 number 81
shares; filed February r. 1881.
Nc. 1928. Centennial Masonic institute,
educational, Grsyson county; capital stock,
81 800; number Of shares filed February