The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
LOCAL. BREyITIEs.
lena. Of Interest From Our Re
porier-' Note Hooks.
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a-iitl Allh VI ' 10 N-''Ais
Have you seen the cheap column thl
morning
The Temple barbecue comes oil OF
the 2yih OF June,
WHO viii represent the Fourth War,
in the city council
The beautiful Bosque is popular re
sort Tor Oathcrs now.
ILMr. Geo. Cleveland moved into hi.
new residence Yesterday.
The summer with its heat. fllcs. mos.
0uiIOes, nedbugs and chinches is now tul
upon US.
Fort Worth will celebrate the 18th in
aroya manner Many ot the boys SPEAK
vi going up there ON that occasion.
The negro Adam Taylor, who was
sthb, u 10y Henry McFall, will in nll prob
ability recover. Neral is still absent
The case OF h. +. Baker. charged
with the murder OF Hopkins, near Craw-
iold. "A short time ago, is set Tor trial
to-day.
The habeas corpus trial ct John
Slim iur tln murder ui C.. ". Smith
will come mp in the district court this
morning.
- The dust and heat combine to make
life miserable. and bitterly he realizes it
who has to do much walking around
these days.
u he schools will be nearly all closed
by the end OF this week, and the teachers
viii enjoy Tor one or two months, u well
earned re t.
Al who can get away from the city
tor hort period OF rcst and recreation,
are making their preparations To leave Us
soon rs possible.
--lwcnty.six cases are vet to he dis
posed OF on the criminal docket OF the
district court. over 80 have already been
tried at this term
MIR. h. l.. Andrews Is having placed
AROUND hl- handsome grounds ON wash
ngton street one OF the neattst and pref
test fences in the city
W II. Foute, appointed rs principal
OF the summer normal school To be opened
here lias card in this morning that Will
be OF interest TO teachers.
DIR. a. Suhler will hold divine service
at the Jewish Synagogue tonight The
Dr., Is line talk"r, and his sermons are
always interesting and instructive.
The brick work is finished on the
new oil mill. MIR Joe Lchmnnn's hotel
and Armi,tcad Russ's store house and
the work OF completion is going rapidly
ahead.
The busy hum OF machinery will soon
be heud at tine new oil mills The work
progresses very rapidly and the machine
cry i, much OF 1t already here ready to BE-
set up.
"A tull attendance of Rescue hook and
ladder company is requested to be ut
the iircmcn's mass meeting Tonight. q,
some business ot importance Is to come
before that company.
~ well known grocery merchant on
Austin street was complained Of yesterday
Tor cursing and swearing The COM
pllint WAS made by negro who had b on
unruly and Obstreprluus about the pla go
~ great deal of chlls an fever and
malariu fever is reported in the city. We
wonder II II is possible tuut the amount OF
sickness would be lcsscncd by draining
the city and cleansing out lots and alleys:
Waco with race track would at
tract q largely increased number at yisi-
tors to her wal 5, AMI the improvement in
every way will soon demonstrate that II
track /, . Profitable Investment. Bur We
have not got the track nor are We likely
10 have il loon unless ii is the result Of
individual enterprise.
The Austin Statesman of Wednesday
has this item: "lhc arrangement is about
completed to have Rev, James u. Shaw.
OF Waco. lecture in Austin The people
WHO he n him will hear a man notuEly OF
great talent, hut one learned and eloquent,
and he vii not lay anything that will not
make the world better il il lives up to it,
Some one, doubtless through mistake
carried away from the opera house u
United States Nag belonging To Judge g..
g. Gerald, which the Judge had loaned the
hremeu to decorate the hail during the
convention. Judge Gcrald's name is writ
ten ON one corner, and he is anxious TO
have ii returned, Ne lac values 1t highly.
District court proceedings yesterday,
aside from the SINS murder trial We're
light \ motion tor ne y uial in Camp
bell " HardIr was overrulrd. Motion 10
rcinstlte the case of WestblOuk W. Wr,-
colt was granted. The Judge took under
AMUSEMENT u motion for new trial in case
oiJ. f. ScdwGk W. j. Knox Patterson,
Jerry Williams was granted a new trial.
The city Of Waco should be proud OF
her splendid puhlic square. Besides it.
unsurpassed facilities tor prOyi ing each
luchlrss wight who approaches it, with
more Than the proyerhill peck OF dirt
mat ht Is SAID TO have to swallOH in his
HE llthe, II is very useful to mauy OF our
citizens even though by far the greater
number would prefer to see it abolished
We have been handed copy of the
F!orlia Herald, published at jacksonville,
WIN an elaborate account OF the wedding
oi MI, l.. BOhrman OF this place to Miss
'rtht Moses Of Jacksonville. which Oc-
CURED on the l3h inst After the Cere-
mony the bride and groom took the train
Tor New Orleans and -. Louis, whence
lhey viii come to Waco 10 make theiI
home.
The recorders court only disposed a
llFte cases Yesterday, although the SEES
tlph continued to nearly noon. After Dis
20 in% OF vo minor cases the case of tn,
c.ty against Lane Grand aud Dave Nelson
l"I breaking the hy drlnt NJ tue corner o
Brldgc and Flr.t .tructs while engaged il
moving house, was called ana tried
The Jury We're unable to decide upon q
Yetilct and were discharged.
-lhe letter published this morning
nom Rev. j. :. Clover, OF GatrsYil e, tx
plains itself, and will no doubt be accepted
as satisfactory by all who are Interested
in the matter, The EXAMINER wa, Ger
h'nly innocent of any desire I place Mr.
Clover in ridiculous light, and merely
lObh- he'd the item as something novel, /
not humorous. We very chrcrfHlly nc
cord space Tor Mr Clover sreply.
Tax collector A. l.. Wet yesterda'
finished making up his insIlyent deln
q1ent tax listtU forward to the comptrol
Ter. The taxes are due on polls and per
tonal property and the parties now havinl
nothing out vi which the tax can be ma l.
by law. Amount due the state tor tai
m property by insolyents S3ltl; du
county SlO57g Poll tax due state > I7s.5
gle county SjSO.OO, making total o