Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
AUSTIN.
The oApit 9 Boari Holl,
ing Bulls U aba ,, At,
Stony ProbI,s@' y" |
The For: Worth Z NJ, 4.
Company par ohartsr,a-~lVI'.. wv
the University s,' r's'l

AUSTIN, lex, Juna =,
tol board held a mee,ID, -, n
with all the member. ~ .al
Col Swain. Col. AOp,, NM n
syndicate addressed Il. ~
long discussion foIIossu.es "a.
suited, as all previous ~, "
Doard coming an
same hole where VI
A definite proposition W. n
to Col. Taylor to ersc, y, N
granite, change the pls0'. Y, !.
unnecessary carving AMI ~
one thousand convicts l, Wy, NJ
their support, which W.. J "
hfty cents per day. This WY, M I
Col. Taylor, whosaid lhs.,s.j.
between limestone
amounted to $3.50. 600. ,ra :
vict labor could not h ~,
only thoroughly sklIlsa N NJ
able to work in granits T 4
then discussed the proposs,a
OF Indiana stone, but decI5l +
pone action on account ciis
OF Col. Swain. 1t SEEM
that the majority Of Ii. Y.
against 1t. Gov. IrelsnS \
urtr Lubbock are outsposr
opposition to foreign stop. I f.
the other members ! T.
committed themselves ,
lively, there is every VI
believe that these tss
rein forced by at least one Il, i
Der of the board. Col. Az
left for Chicago tonight n i
that he did not know when \ \
be back If ever, and dropri i
two remarks thst indicated
tion to abandon the contns
diana stone was not adopt,t
The Fort Worth 4 IA,
Railroad company was chvs2
day. The proposed road i
from Fort Worth to a Oolr
county of Newton and % al
New Orleans, passing lhpud
lowing counties: Yarnut \
Johnson, Ellis, Nsysn [
stone, Anderson, Leon, /
ton, Trinity, Polk. /
Hardin, Jasper, NeWtsn, |
son and Orange. The Csplnl I
$500, 900 and the incorpcrstcnr
Roche, NJ. e. Hurley, Thouy |
Eugene Roche, William Ru.I
Hurley, w. S. Pendletos \
Maloney, James Whalen III /
Allen.
Also chartered The Shehy \
Cooperative association; lhr 4
Falls Water Power company /
The university regents held
ing this evening and received u
crate report from the faculty. II
plete with suggestions tbrlhsir|
ment OF the institution viij
means, including the idea olns|
schools throughout the state
port will be acted on MonaE !
Col. Ashbel Smith was sEEal
reclaim a lot Of specimens
grasses, ETC., turned over By NJ
to the international Rallws!Mj
several years ago, and vhh
last heard from were In thsp
park at New York.
AUSTIN, Ten june B-lsl
of the penitentiary board 10 81
surrender of the contract ht
Virgins Simpson company
ton will probably lead toshx
under the Representations q W
gins, who came here 10 ean'1I
the board, his company :
to proceed any iuTina
can find no sale "
goods and are already lndseN
state about $1,000 on labor eis
have been extended from lIx
as they protested insOlll!
The state is secured bysba
600, which is gilt.edged, sneIs5
a deed OF trust on the ~
This the company desires W.
In payment OF tnsi
but the board prefers Im
thus will hold them to 20
ia rumored here thai
company is heavily eal0.in
was chartered about syehE
capital stock OF S50eW v.
nave fallen q victim p Ut
shock to tn Q iron indusiIF
Mr.. Paul Deets, one 7 N
prominent cattlemen
Texas, was buried heieyst
leaves a wife and seveTls
an estate OF nearly sh'
lars. .nd
The general opposite, n. 4, /.
of the state press to ina,ss m
the new capital was mi
TIE members OF the bCa y, u
ciate the difficulties o. \" K A
and and are not disposed y Y
out great caution; !,
marked today: WE gua
II we do and be dsmneo Esl
10 there is nothing Leg !. y ". Y q
serve the interests Of the = ~ ~.
the best stone possible" ., i1a,l
hopeful sign about ~, nm d III
PR spects for granite Sss
increase. ,.t,. ncis z
Gently decided in the ss I,I,NS /,
ne United States inyol vi M, u
dic S OF state and ,ssssds si11Ii u I
a suit brought by ssSs nlal
the Texas & PscinSs X AlI
appeal was taken a,.,e1 d
f,om the . deelsl's a iki
supreme court :, I, T I,,s,sa 'uDiaI