The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-08
arArE DEPARTMENT..

} Brazos-J. P. Ayers, Jas. P. Mitch.
oil.
Burleson-A, S. Broadus. II. K
White.
Burnet-Norton Moses.
Caldwell-S. Barnett, Jacob Ellison
Callahan-C. w. Merchant, E. l.
huffman.
Cameron. R. Lathram.
Camp-John A. Tapp, j. B. Davis
Cass-S. A. Wadley, j. II. SHIPPER.
characteristics. Jackson, Joe La
fore.
Cherokee-B. B. Reagan, J. b
Long.
Collin-W. A. Rhea, S. D. Halter.
Colorado--James Frazear, }. G. Kin
dred.
Comal-F. Schultz.
; Dallas-Walter Carruth, S. p
Emerson.
Delta-J. w. Stell. G. l.. Roberts.
Denton-S. A. Mckinney, Il. NJ
Smith. r
DeWitt--John R. Hamilton, j. H
Reuss.
Eastland-J. P. Davidson, ]. H. Da-
venport.
Ellis-John Farrar, T. J. Quinn.
Erath-T. Hardeman.
Falls. g. Gather.
Fannin-Frank Taylor, Peter Mad
drey.
Fayette-Joel w. Robinson, ]. S
Hill.
Fort Bend-J. H. B. House, DIR. Geo
Ferris.
Franklin-Joel Arlington, Rufus
Marvin.
Freestone-W A. Beauchamp, r.
+. Steele.
Galyeston-John d. Rogers, w. j
Jones. t3
GonZales-Mr. Brooches.
Grayson-J. b. Bemusdoffer, E. E
Everhart.
Gregg-Rev. A. Await, Walter
Paine.
Grimes-Dayid White. S. w. Ma
Guadalupe-Wm. saffold, H. S
Harris-Ashbel Smith, G. A. Fors.
gard.
Harrison-John Rudd, Charles Bla
lock.
Hays. V. Hutchins, L. D. Jack
son.
: Henderson-Wm. II. Martin.
Hill. w. Yates, j. M. Mcdaniel
Hood. d. Baker. J. e. Critics.
Hopkins-B. M, Camp, ]. p. Eli.
oft.
Houston-J. c. Wooters. A. D
Hutchings.
\. Hunt. w. Davenport, j. W
IpO'Neal.
Jasper-James Lee.
Johnson-L. B. Irulove, j. M. Hill
Kaufman-J.S s. BagpS.
Lamar. w. Hardison, s. j
|RWright.
Lee-Travis Shaw, Thomas War
/ zen.
r. Leon Judge Prewit, d. II. Caring,
ton.
Liberty-Sim DeBlanc, W. w. Per
= ryman.
Limestone-John r. Henry, james
Brown.
Madison-H. L. Hayes, L. B. Seay
- Marion-E. w. Taylor, A. j. b. Gar
Drett.
Matagorda-J. b. Hawkins.
McLennan-L.S S. Ross,J w. Speight
Milam-Ad Hull.
Montgomery-C. B. Stewart, d. M
Campbell.
Morris-J. Y .Bradfeld, John Steph
ems.
Nacogdoches-J. j. Watkins.
INSTRUMENTATION Marten, Judg
Ransom.
Neuces-C. M. Rodgers.
Panola--H. &. Hooker, J. r. Jar
rell.
Parker-.I. r. Couts, d. c. Haynes.
Red River-John Terry, L. d. Va1
Dyke.
Robertson-H. L. Lewis, H. R
Hearns.
Rockwall-J. d. Parsons.
Runnels-T. l.. Odum.
Rusk-A. w. Buckner, Abe Grow
San Augustine-S. w. Blount, Jas
Burleson.
San Jacinto-W. t. Hill, Dougla
Mitchell.
San Saba-Alston Duggan.
Shelby-J. w. Ballard, L. Morris.
Smith,. B. Baird, Maj. Dean.
Tarrant-Jas. II. Ayres, John 4
Thornton.
Titus-Thompson Morris, E.
Nelson.
Trinity-E. b. Adams, S. 7. Robb.
Upshur-J. II. Cunliffe, Jim Pop
Ford.
Van Zandt-w. W. Gibson, job
Ferguson.
Victoria-Wm. Undertook, E. L
Linn.
Walker-G. w. Farris, ]. A. Hill.
Washington-Jas. Holt, Tom Clay
Wharton-I. N. Dennis.
Wilson,. McClung, r. G. Hou'
ton.
Wise-D. Beauchamp, W. "
Brady.
The charter of the Dickinson Gait
Company, of Nolan county, capt.;
stock of $4,000, was filed yesterda
with the secretary of state. The il
corporators are c. q. Whitaker, &c
E. Simms, Charles Seymour, John
Jones, l.. w. Lynch and John v
Dickinson.
The fees of the office of secretary {
state for the month of October WEI
So, 1853. 35.
LAND MATTERS.
A gentleman from the western pc
ton of the state, who came here
lease some school lands, says he
practically debarred under the ne
actionof the land board in WITHDRAW
ing watered sections from bids. II
would like to purchase block if
could get one or two watered section
1t is not likely that the board wi
change its action before the legisl
ture meets.
COMPTROLLER DEPARTMENT.
The Texas & Pacific Railroad COZ
pany, through its agent, z. J. Lawle:
Yesterday paid in S684l.S4, amou
due the state as semi-annual intere
for account of school fund.
Assessment rolls of Milan coun
show an increase of $750,O00.
The rolls of all the counties exec
five have been received, showing
increase of over $100O00,O00.
The comptroller will probably ha
his report ready for the governor
Monday.
The receipts at the comptroller's
fee Yesterday for account of genel
revenue were $685.. The comptr
Ter also warranted on the sta
treasurer for $4,000 for purchase
Shackelford county bonds, and 81
600 for purchase of Webb coun
bonds-both for account of the fl
school fund.
The special receipts of the Off
payable directly to the comptroll
for the month of October were as f
lows:
Special occupation tax from drum,
state tax, organized counties. 4s
Once fees. 4
County tax, unorganized counties -
County tax, organized counties q
Redemptions, unorganiled counties. !