The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-24
AUSTIN.
Important To Tax Coilectors--rhe Appro.
priation MN Signed-rhe 60, ernor En-
tsrtains the Veterans

Important to Tax Coliectors-The Appro.
priation MN Signed-The 60, ernor En-
tsrtains the Veterans.
AUSTIN, April 2S,--lSpscal l-Charters
filed Waco Lycecm, for literary and So
ciety purposes, capital stock $1,000 Stone
Cattle company, Gainesville, capital stock
Si,OOO, 600 incorporators, John IL. Stone
f. J. Hall, ]. W. Wilson, j. W. Laoin, j.
Il, Stevens; the. Howell Brothers Boot and
shoe company, Dallas, capital stock $50.
600.
The comptroller will forward proper
blanks to the collectors in few days
They are very clear, ana If carefully filled
and forwarded to the comptroller will saw,
collectors world of trouble and expense
when here in person settling their accounts.
Collectors are requested to foot up all re.
ports forwarded. All reports ior final
settlement should reach the comptroller's
Office before July lst in advance of per.
sonal visit, that all examination NAV be
made, thus obviating delays. 1t is expected
, hat all accounts will be promptly settled
in accordance with article 416l of the Re-
vlsed Statutes. Should final settlement
not be made after due notice from the
comptroller's office, the sureties on official
bonds OF collectors will be notified of such
failure prior 10 bringing suit for the recoy-
cry of the amount due.
The comptroller to-day deposited $27,-
$40 to credit of general revenue.
The governor to-day appointed ID. Ayent
commissioner OF deeds for Texas in Lou.
isiana
The governor to-day signed the general
spprop 'iation bill and attachment bill
which completes the list passed by the leg
islature.
The mineral land bill and the bill setting
aside 100000 acres of land 10 the uni.
versity went into effect on PASSAGE, but as
these lands are TO be controlled by the land
board to be organized for selling and leas
ing school lands under the general land
bill, the two first will not practically 90
into effect until ninety days after the
adjournment of the legislature.
The attorney-generI rales to-day that
lines imposed cannot be paid in county or
city script.
The two bills signed to-day went to the
printer and the laws will be out in few
days.
Notwithstanding press reports from the
Pan Handle to the contrary, the adiutapt.
general has received no information Of i'm
pending serious trouble IRON the striking
cowboys.
AS soon as the cement question IS set.
tied active operations on foundation and
walls Of the new capitol will be commenced.
Governor Ireland this evening enter
tained large number of veterans at the
mansion. The occasion was delightful
one and heartily enjoved by ALL
THE COURTS.
The comm ssion of appeals made the
following report to the supreme court: To
be affirmed + ston vs.. Jasper, from Collin
county Roemiller vs.. vs.. Leeper Il Co.,
from Col lin county Premier and wife vs.
City Bank Of Dallas, from Dallas county |;
Houston g. Texas Central railway VS..
Pinto, from Grayson county, Houston x
Texas Central railway vs. Marcellns, from
Grayson county; Woodbridge vs. Griffith
ct al, from Lamar county Fort ct al. VS..
Powell, from Ellis county; Terris vs.
Struper ct al, from Grayson county Muse
VS.. the State, from Travis county Buttor
VS.. the State, from Travis county.
To be reversed ana remanded Parker
county VS.. Coats Il Co., FROM Parker county, ,
Houston and Texas Central railway VS.,
Richards from Collin county; Randall vs.
smith, from Dallas county Loomis *
Christian ys. Turner ct al, from Travis
county.
TO be rendered Langdon and wife VS.,
Mulhale and wife, from Ellis county.