The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08
THE TWO CAPITALS.
Austin: A Very Busy Day in the De.
partmehtS.
The State and Municipal Governments
About TO Clash.
4 Young EngliShman Wants ioJoin the
Rangers.
Washington: The Lottery Companies
Fighting the POstofice Department.
The Interior and War Officials Amica-
bly, Settle their Difficulties.
Chief Moses Agrees TO Give Up Ills
Lands.
Other Austin and Washington Notes.
Other Austin and Washington Notes
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AUSTIN, July Especial. Charters filed
to-day. Young Mems Loan and Building
association, OF Beltop capital stock, SlOO.
600. First Presbyterian Church of Eagle
Pass.
The following claims have been approved
by the veteran board Au,tin Clemens,
Mrs. Abe Clark, William Smith Ruth WIZ
burn, Mrs,.N bowman John Henry, MIR.
5. Il, Thomson, John $. Bray, Caleb Halo.
way, Mary Noohary, Mrs NJ. Morris, ". {,
Sparks, Mrs. &. Evans, NJ. Bell.
The secretary of state will send out vol
ume No 81 of Texas Reports on the 10Th.
The capital board, in session to-day, an,
proved an account tor $500 for work on the
temporary capital building.
The CITY street railroad company has re-
fused to change the grade of ITS road-bed
so rs to permit water TO be drawn from the
capitol building, without the consent of the
city council. A letter was addressed To the
president Of the company to-day, saving
that the state would make arrangements &c
grade the street and change tue road The
company was also informed that the super
intendent Of public grounds would be in
structed TO take charge of the same and thai
the state, so far, having failed to reCeiv,
any cooperation from the city CounCi
IN needed improvements, steps vii
be taken TO have them carried out, regard
less Of the council, The street railroat
passes over the ground the superintendent
IS to take charge of aud IL will necessjtat,
the removal of the railway by the com
pany, The opposition to having this stree
properly graded aud a state sewer con
structed is led by Aldermen Kinney auC
Radkey. The state having absolute con
troll of the streets of Austin for any stat
improvement, ii is probable she will TAX
the sewer in her own hands and build il
The trouble now is that a private indiyid
ual, whose business conflicts with that O
certain aldermen has the matter in hand.
Favorable reports have been received
| from the summer normal schools at SaI
Antonio, Galveston, Waco, Whitesboro
Several untavorable reports have been re-
ceiYed, Here at Austin only six teacher
are in attendance, where forty or fifty wer
expected
The governor to-day pardoned o. J
/ BeaSon, sent TO the penitentiary from MlaT
county, to restore his citizenship, that h
may be enabled to testify, his evidence bt
! ing Of importance to the state. He ha
| served his time out,
The comptroller paid in $4,000 to tn
] ~
the school fund.
An Englishman write from Essex, Ems
land, saying he desires to Join the TeXa
/ rangers.
The assessors of Walker aud Lampassa
counties settled with The controller to-day
The Texas Baptist Sunday y.school cor
vention organized to-day, in the Dapti'
church. its nineteenth annual session b
the election of the following officers W.
Howell, Dallas, president, G. c. ChapliI
Brenham, G. W. Rogers, Austin, y
Eastman, Gonzales, vice presidents; Pincl
ney, Hawkins, Anderson, recording seer
tary; NJ. v Smith, Bolton, correspondent
secretary. Several questions pertaining {
managing Sunday-schools were discusset