The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-09

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lie ns; Richard i, Morgan, otNow lorH'
Chdrles Fowler, Of Gnlycston; M Gordon
T.. W. Cave, apd A. $. RichardsoiNoi Hons'
ton, filed in the office Of the SECRETARY OF
stnte articles Of incorporation Of tic Cen
trail Texa. Mining, ManuiacturingNMn
Land company, capital stock $4,000. Nhc
principal Office is 40 Houston.
In Inc case Of Role ct ul. W, i, y. DllS
pre-, To i]orcclosc % lien on a $4,000 build. /
ing erected with money borrowed
from the American Life ASSOC
citation, % verdict of foreclosure
was rendered last nightin the district court.
The attorney general in his opinion on the
~yine-groWing question, has not been thor
oughly understood. lie says that the vine
grower having manufactured his grape
into wine and entering upon the sale Of the
latter by the drink, he therefore becomes a
retail liquor dealer and in the view OF the
statute must take out license ms such.
The governor has appointed J. NJ. Bur
rOughs, of Galveston, Il member II the
board of university regents, vice Hon, Ed.
Bcvine, san Antonio, resigned.
The sale of land in the unorganlled coun-
ties for taxes commenced to-day, with
a large number of bidders on the grounds.
1t is generally believed that the city
council will not pass the ordinance compel
ling all the butchers to take stalls at the
main market house.
lO-OtlN llOll. JUN ilhliN'Nhi ~ % SiN'N'
rcplete with severe criticism on the conduct
Of the deputy United States marshals,
closed the argument on the motion for a
new trial in the Reuben Boyce mail rob
berry case. The Judge reserved his decision.
Tomorrow being Independence Day the
state departments and banks will remain
closed. -,
AUSTIN, March AN engine corps will
lie put in the field in a few days by the
Austin & Southeastern railway company
(Harrow gauge, to make surveys to La
Grange.
The Austin & Northwestern marrow
gauge men are making arrangements for
The further extension of their road Il hun
bred miles.
The governor issued a proclamation to-
day converting the Legislature in extra
session, April 9Th. The specified ,pur-
poses are: State apportionment; supplying
department officers with facilities that may
be necessary for the erection of the new
capital; a water supply for the llnatlc
asylum and improvements of the same and
other public buildings; necessary action IN
regard to the university and its branches,
the increase and disposition of their funds
and such further action as may. be neces-
! sary tor the support of the Prairie View
y normal school; further provisions for the
disposition by sale, lease or otherwise of the
free school, university, asylum ana pubic
debt lands, and provision for the IN
VpStllplL Oh lllt pIttCtio ~ thaI wv
permanent fu~ls may not be diminished at
ever investment. Avs requiring the rail
ronGs in the state 10 1e kept in good COndi-
t!on. to render travel and transportation
safe and ,Epsdilious. md to prevent abuses
and un4le do 2ati9H; % regulate
y~rnr.uts ana passenger traffic, and to pro-
vide practicable remedies for the enforce
negt Of such laws on the companies and
officers who MANAGE au! control the roads;
to reduce The taxes, both ad valOrem and
occupation so far as it might be found con-
sistent with the support of an efficient
state government, and to consider such
subjects as may be presented during he
session by the governor.
Judge Turner to-day allowed Reube
Boyce, charged with stage robbery, a new
tgial.
mthe case of Beattie VS.. Holland ct al,
involving the title to a league of land near
Fort Worth, judgment was rendered III Ia
vor of the plaintiff.
The governor is in receipt of a memorial,
signed by forty Texas publishers and print
ers, asking that he recommend the passage
of a law vesting in the state the copyright
of all works published under the authority
of the state, and obliging the states work
to be done within its borders.
AUSTIN, March ga Washington l.tter
has been received here to the effect that
Colonel A. p. Blocker, of Austin, will re-
ceive the appointment OF United states
marshal to succeed Colonel ,; ii. Russeil,
whose term Of office expires March 10Th.
Colonel Blocker was United States marshal
for the eastern district of Texas in 1866 and
1867.
The Kennedy pasture company of
Neuces county, capital stock Sl,,OOO,otoI,
filed articles OF incorporation to-day with
the object of establishing slaughter houses
and engaging in a general slaughter busi-
ness. The incorporates are Mittiin Kennedy
James w. Kennedy, Thomas NJ. Kennedy,
John G. Kennedy and Edwin Mallory.
A charter was also filed by the Rio
Grande del Norte canal and irrigation
company, capital $2,500,Oe0, for the dam
ming Of the Rio Grande, at or near
III Paso, the erection of tanks res
eryoirs and stand pipes for manu-
featuring and irrigation purposes, the
construction Of canal from III Paso TO Fort
Quitman and the erection OF a toll bridge
across the Rio Grande at I'll Paso. III IN
3orators are G.. B.. Z~impleman, Il. T.
IFsleston, n. n. Shirley and James v.
Nrren, of Austin; J. i. Crosby, Houston;
j.. 7. Martin, Of Jefferson, and Robert Mes
ser, of London.
Also, a charter was hIed oil inc itlo Granue
* Pecos railroad from Brownsville through
Cameron, Hidalgo, Starr, Zapata and Webb
counties to Laredo; thence through the
coal fields in Webb county to the north OF
the Pecos river.
ofthe international railroad will be on trial
ia the district court next wednesday.
ArsrfN. Nqrh Sheriff Jn"es. OF ltl
las county. today PLACED in the insane
asylum an uufIrluu4t. .Idy from Dallas.
Tic poor lsar's Weeping in the seeming
insanity of helpless a air, was heart
ending,
Tie bo-ud vi judgments accepted H.. G..
Cartcr's bid of 81, 200 and cost of adyer-
Using, on the judgment Of : 1850 against
Scoggins. ex-collector Of Falls county.
". S. BlantOn, sheriff Of Bell county, tel
egraphed A.. II, Moeller that he had ar
rested DR.. Moeller's murderer, A. ID. Gee,
and expects to lodge him in BRENNAN Jail
tomorrow.
The governor has accepted the resigna-
ton of Walter Acker. district-attOrney OF
the 18th judicial district, and appointed b.
Z. kretzburg, OF Georgetown 10 the va
cancy.
two complaints by Charles Southgate,
clerk at Carl Mayors iewelry store, charg-
ing Hon. j. II. McLeary, first, with striking
him with his fist and next assaulting him
with n chair. The difficulty grew out OF
s~Outhgate presenting the Encouragement
with a bill which the latter pronounced eK-
Ofbitanf.
Tie aftornev-generai sustains the recent
ruling of ~land-Ofice commissioners, that
district surveyors are prohibited under the
statutes from investing in lands in their
own ar other parties names.
Milett's opera-house and the armOry hall,
Jus. west Of it, have been secured for the
senate and house Of representatives. This
Il learned from Chief Clerk Lambert.
Galveston.
SPECIAL % the Heral1.
GALyEsroy, March 2-The schooner Su-
sana. Captain d. MahoEey, while coming
through Aransas pass On the 18th ult.,
was struck ~ a heavy sea which sprung
her blanks. causing her 10 leak freely. Cap
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