The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-03-30

of July 9, 1879, in order to receive |
consideration from the legislature, |
as follows: For quarantine ex-
penses, registered, $1421.S5 esti-
mated mot registered, $1,000 total, So |
42l,S For special judges, registered, |
$663.62, estimated, mot registered, $3.50;
total, $913.62. For sberiffs clerks
and attorneys for the year ending
February %, 1882. and pre-
vious year, S166. 970.42; conveying
prisoners to penitentiary, SIC, 1855,
to Feb. %, 1882 and previous years.
Payment of rewards to Feb. 28, 1882,
and previous years, S6,03S.92. Fees
of Attorney General in felony cases
for year ending, Feb. %, 1882, 1920.
Total deficiencies in appropriations
to be provided for to Feb. %, 1882
and previous years, $253,240.56. OF
the above amount actual cash from
treasury will be required for pay
ment, the sum of $244, 121 SO. The
remaining amount, $9,22S.73, will
not require money from the treasury,
but will be adjusted by settlement
of account of sherifls, who have re-
tanned this amount from the treasury
in their collections.
From Tuesdays Daily.1
Nothing of public interest trans
pired in the executive Office yester-
day.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The Kimberline Real Estate an
Live Stock association filed char
ter in the office of secretary of state
yesterday. The purposes of the as
ISOLATION are to buy, sell and raise
all kinds of live stock, to buy and
hold all lands that may be necessary
in the stock business, and to sell
from time to time such lands as the
association may see proper to con-
vey.i The principal business Office
will be at Sherman, Texas, with
such other branches elsewhere as
the association may deem best.
The capital stock is placed at
100000, divided into shares
of 800 each. The board of direc-
tors is composed Of the following
gentlemen: l. j. Kimberline and G.
J f. Wantlaud, Sherman, Texas: II. S.
! Kimberline, Sulphur Bluff, Texas;
r. L. Mitchell and l.. G. Mainland,
Polls Valley, Indian Territory; w.
G. Kimberline and A. j. Mitchell,
White Bead Hill, Indian Territory.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
AT the late sale for taxes at the
office of the comptroller, of lands
situated in the unorganIZed counties
the comptroller estimates that there
were advertised for sale, say one
million acres on which taxes were
due from 1880 and back years. The
state tax and costs on these lands
was 3,49l.S9. The number of acres
sold in satisfaction of this tax was
233,583. The purchasers therefore
paid about one and one-half cents
per acre OH the average.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
On yesterday Attorney General
j. II. McLeary, in answer to
communication from certain stu,
dents of the Sam Houston Normal
school, asking if they would be per-
mitted TO vote in Walker county,
replied that they would not, unless
they were citizens of the county. 1t
seems that several of the students,
from other counties, old enough to
vote, desired to cast their
ballots in Walker county
at the approaching election.
They will have to go home to enjoy
the blessed privilege.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Captain S. g.. Sneed, chairman of
the Democratic executive committee
of Travis county, informs us that
Austin viii! be a candidate as local
ity for the holding of the state Dem
ocratic convention, and that every
convenience will be supplied tor the
comfort of the delegates and for
economy as to expenses.
The actual cash from treasury re-
quired to pay deficiencies in appro-
priations is Sc, 229 73, and not $244,-
III S3, as stated ill Sundays paper,
the latter sum having been retained
by sheriffs and will be adjusted by
settlement of their accounts.
Travis county paid into the state
treasury yesterday $4,000, taxes
collected for the year 1881.
Treasurer Lubbock is in Calves
ton winding up his great purchase
of bonds. 1t will require $623,OOO
to pay for them, including interest
and exchange.
From Wednesdays Daily.l
Nothing of public interest trans
pired in the governors Office yes
terday, and the day was consumed
in attending to routine duties.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Articles of incorporation of the
Ell Paso milling and mining COM
pany were filed yesterday in the
, office of secretary of state. The pur.
: poses for which it is organized are
l to mill, smelt, concentrate, separate,
: refine and reduce to bullion and
other metals all ores or minerals
, bearing materials of gold, silver,
cinnabar, lead, copper or other pre-
cious metals, and to purchase, lease,
build, construct houses and dis
;. pose of all water rights, mill
sites, real estate, buildings
: mills, stamps, engines, machinery,
!. tools and apparatus, and all other
4 materials and equipments necessary
>. and suitable for constructing, own
], ing operationg and maintaining
! general works for milling minerals
and reducing precious metals, and
to locate, purchase, lease and dis
}, pose of mine and mining grounds,
}, claims, VEINS, lodes or deposits bearl
: ing gold, silver and other minerals.
The principal office of the corpora
ton will be at the city of Ell
Paso. The capital stock is paced
}, at 100000, divided into one thou
:, sand shares of 800 each. The fol-
lowing are the directors: G. r.
:, Morehead, Charles Davis, j. f. Har-
: rison, Joseph Magoffin, q. II. Davis.
> W. j. Fewel and B. S. Bassett, all OF
Ell Paso.
LAND OFFICE.
9 The rolls of the following counties
1 have been returned to the general
S land office and have been approved
: by the commissioner and public
: school lands placed on the market
J, Atascosa, Austin, Bandera, Baylor
Bee, Bexar, Blanco, Bowie, Brazoria
8 Brown, Burnet, Calhoun, Callahan
e Cameron, Chambers, Clay, Coleman,
5 Collin, Colorado, Comal, Comanche
: Cooke, Concho, COryell, Crosby
n Denton. Dewitt, Dickens, Duval
0 Eastland, Ellis, Erath, Fannin, Fort
b Bend, Fro, Cara, Gillespie, Go
1 lad, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Hamil-
!, ton, Hardin, Harris, Haskell, Hill
: Hood, Hopkins, Jack, Jackson, JEFF
: ferson, Johnson, Kendall, Kerr,
l Kent, King, Kinney, Knox
Il Lamar, Lampasas, La Sale, Liberty,