The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-13
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS
SEVERAL MORE NEW CHARTERS
Increase in School Children-A Resigna-
tiOn-An Alleged Victim of Futures.
Important Court Decisions
and Examinations.
NEW CHARTERS.


AUSTIN, June l2,-[Special. Char
ters: Smith County Cooperative Asso-
citation, capital stock $4,000.
Holly Springs Cooperative Associa.
ton, capital stock $4,000.
The San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
Railroad Company filed an amendment
providing for the road to pass through
Nueces County. t-aa.,s
Honey Grove Land & Cattle Com
pany, capital stock $4,000.
Moroney Hardware Company, Dallas,
capital stock $4,000. Directors-James
Moroney, M. A. Walsh, W. j. Moroney,
George e. Forth, Deney N. Thompson.
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Scholastic population of Cass County,
1901; Dimmit County, 252; Hidalgn,
County 1887; Mason County, 1888; Palo
Pinto County, 1878; Wood County, l ,269;
city OF Paris, 1861; Rockdale, 32S. From
returns received it is estimate that the
total scholastic increase will be about II
per cent.
COLONEL sEARCY RESIGNS.
Governor Ireland returned to-day and
Colonel Searcy Immediately sent in his
resignation as a member Of the peniten-
tiary board.
THE CAPITOL BOARD,
Colonel Swain ia expected tonight
and the capitol board possibly will hold
meeting tomorrow.
AN ALLEGED VICTIM OF FUTURES.
Jim Muir, lately the publisher of the
Texas Law Reporter, and we'll known
in this city, has dabbled in futures and
1t Is alleged has lost some $2S,0O0, $4,000
OF which he held as guardian for Ellen
and Robert Hughes, his step-children.
Muir left here week ago, saving he
was going to Wichita Falls, whore he
has a brother-in-law His friends think
he will return and straighten up mat.
ters.
NOTHING NEW,
The Health Department. has nothing
new from New Orleans.
A BENEFIT.
Inc entertainment at the opera house
tonight for the benefit OF the Conieder-
ate Home is well attended.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court affirmed: r. d.
Moore OF al. vs. b. Murphy ct al; from
Falls County.
W. X. McLaury VS.. G. w. Miller; from
Dallas County.
w. A. Dunklin & Co. vs.. Crittenden IL
Dobbs; from Coryell County.
b. f. jackson ct al. va. j. b. McMil-
Ian; from Milan County.
A. u. Pickett VS.. r. NJ. Meyers; from
Wilson County.
II. M. Cox vs.. A, j. Blankenshlp; from
Milan County.
Texas Central Railroad vs.. 4. w.
Childress; from Bosque County.
Reversed and remanded: j. ii. Ran
dali ct al. VS.. John j. Snyder; from
Hood County.
LIT Stark vs.. w. l.. Ingram; from
Jack County.
Motions for rehearing were overruled
in the following cases: j. l.. IL. Behrens
va. Lula Fletcher ct al, from Burnett
County.
City Of Fort Worth VS., Crawford, from
Tarrant County.
g. b. Adams ct al. Va. l.. G. Fisher ct
al, from Galveston County.
Schueher ct al. VS.. Ballow ct al, from
Wichita County.
Motions in the following cases were
overruled: McMurray VS.. McMurray,
from Live Oak County.
- Turner VS.. West, from 1.-Two Oak
q unity.
Stone ct al. VS.. Ellis ct al, from Nc.
Lehman County.
Sheffield VS.. Gstf, from Brazos County.
LAW STUDENTS EXAMINED.
The following university students
were examined for admission to prac-
tice law before the Supreme Cour. to-
day: Y. b. Proctor, II. q. Randolph, w.
y. Moseley, 7. d. Hovenkamp, j. C.
Baldwin,. M. Coleman, j. c. Burns,
w. Q. Wear. Osce Goodwin, II. W. Greg.
Ory, Yancy Lewis, w, Ii, GArrett. V. X.
Harris, b. COOpwood, Jr., j. p. HamiI-
ton, w. NJ. Smith, M. f. Yeager, Moran
Scott and A. j. Peeler, Jr. They all
passed very oreditable examination
and the committee will report for liz
censes TO be granted them.
AGAIN on THE BENCH.
Justice West is again at work and de-
liyered two opinions to-day.