The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-03
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
ANOTHER BIG CATTLE CONCERN,
No Capital Stock, But ''Big Rich"-state
Cash BOOk-New Capitol Confer
ence-An Insanity Item-Uni-
versity and Other Notes.

BIG CATTLE CONCERN CHARTERED,
AUSTIN, June Especial. THE Pan
handle Stock Association filed charter
to-day. 1t states that it does not have a
capital stock, but Che aggregate value of
the goods, chattels, lands, rights and
credits owned is $l000O,O00. Charles
Goodnight, N. 7, Eaton, Robert Moody,
II. W. Cresswell and 0. Fl. Nelson are
tho incorporates. The principal office
will be at Mobetie.
Scholastic population OF Mineola, 1893.
Cash in the treasury to-day, 1922 500,
of which $90,7S5 is revenue, SIS, $40 is per-
nanent school fund, 81 500 is permanent
university fund, $49,S2l is available uni
yersity fund, $43,526 is available school
fund. The penitentiaries nave no cash.
The total receipts for the month of Nav
were S259,3l4, Of which $4,000 was gem
eral revenue.
NEW CAPITOL CONFERENCE.
Capt. Walsh, Col. Swain and Treasu-
rer Lubbock, as the capitol board, held
q conference with the capitol syndicate
this afternoon, at which the further pro-
gress OF the building Was discussed,
but tho why's and wherefore,
were not given to the reporters. Col.
Taylor is here, but nothing is likely to
be done about settling the present diff
culties until the return of the governor.
IN THE INTEREST OF THE INSANE,
Or. Denton, uperintendent of tho in
sane asylum, has gone north, at the re-
quest of the asylum board, and will
attend the national convention of super
intendents, which COnYenes in Saratoga
the latter part of this month. The in
situation here Is left under the efficient
management of Drs. Givens and John
son.
NO NEWS.
The acknowledgement has nothir e
further from Seekers fight with Mexi-
cans.
THE UNIVERSITY REGENTS
are here In annual session, winding up
the business of the term of the institu-
ton. On the whole it has been pros
porous one and tho outlook for the
future is most tlatLering. The instItu-
ton closes on tho l7th, with 2 graduates
in the academic and 20 in the law de-
partm ents,
sUNsTRUCK.
a German workman, recently from
Chicago, at work painting the iron grid
ers OF new capitol, was nstruck
this morning, and his physician thinks
his recovery doubtful.
4 ~
The pupils OF the blind asylum gave a
grand concert tonight, which reflected
great credit upon the institution and
met with unbOunded praise from all
who heard it, The closing exercises of
the session occur on Friday night.
DIED.
The infant child of Mr. Kaufman,
clerk in the comptroler's office, died
yesterday.
MIR, CROW is WELL.
Mr.. Grow has fully recovered, and pos
sibly will be permitted to enter tho CITY
tomorrow.
STATE SUPREME COURT.
Supreme court affirmed: II. G. King
vs.. j. ID. Adams & Co., from Frio county.
M. l.. Ursery vs. M. Snodgrass, from
Falls county.
Schneider ~ Davis VS.. Fred DeSmith.
from Parker county.
w. A, Reeves VS.. j. G. Lindsey, from
Jack county,
Hugh Burns VS.. J. L. Tindale, from
Williamson county.
Reversed and remanded: In re.estate
Of 7. S. Horn, from Taylor county.
Jas. A. McKeeres VS.. Tom Brooks,
from Hill county,
G. Seeligson Il Co. vs.. c. Il. Collins,
from Cnryell county.
Reversed and rendered for appellants:
7. l.. Wron ct al. VS.. j. p. Peel OF al,
from Travis county.
Appeal dismissed: w. Il. Hamilton
ct al. VS.. j, M. Hurt, from Dallas
county.
Motions for rehesrlug overruled: j. NJ
BroWnson ct al. vs.. ii. Y. Grsynol DIS,
from Atascosa county.
j. ID. Williams IL Co. VS., w. b, Robin
son, from Robertson county.
Meguir, Helm IL Co. vs. b. G.. Bldwell,
from Parker county.
Houston " Texas Central Railway VS..
Clemmens, from Grayson county.
II. p. Anderson vs.. II. d. BOYD, from
Ellis county.
Certificate dismissed: Unknown heirs
OF Null and Wills vs., Lydia l.. Robin-
son, from Mccullough county.
Several cases we're submitted, inclu-
ding tina. of the Wynne h simmons
hardware company, from Milan
county.