The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-09
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THE PROPOSED NEW PENlTEY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SONAL MATTERS.
pecial Telegram to the Statesman.

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Special Telegram to the Statesman.
~, 80, Dar,u,hsr 4 --ybe cgse of l,us t,,ac i
- n 49, ,rd ,,rtI hrsnk NO into and r,ibi,eI
VIZ 10 I" 49, & Ms st unoyer's vi py H. 1
So W ,,n ~, fnr nrslimirarv evpn,ir9t,nn XIV
oni'f .H'n' IE ,,, IN 4ntnrfav Ge dfnSgs
tbronob nis sttorney r II Ward waived exami
nHtlJn' anu ~ ,;t,e1 m isii tS avail th nor
WniG y, Nv " dS nv 'e'i0H
"i 'Ne siS'u July .
ROPE fACtoKi'
Hurnet county IL fast coming to the front In en-.
terurises The arrangements are now completed,
and the machinery is being negotiated for, TO op-
eraJe a rope factory Of Beltram The gentlemen
having this move IN nInG ere so tet VI our laoss
suoslantl olu im y" dnht gnn Eale ~ Mi
me Gu"n9I anu N'i' nv "o'''' -'"N -" 'N0 inN
/" "'e 49, pp,Ycu psNtrpvr,sny
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sroFan - as suitable and advantageous point fcr
IbS s,ate IN locate branch uenitentiary " think
Jew poipts settiug fourth her ADVANTAGES viii not
he or,i of pacp HE size spoken Of il al the Mar
lila F.lia on the Colorado rlVprwhch is as healthy
snnt as can In. found anywhere in thls cnuntIy as
he record Of the prison now tLe1e Will show ths
less sickness has been there than a. any other poat
III The ztate where the same pulnhpr OF cunycts
nave besn EMPLOYED. There can ne found granite,
marble adenant and lime stone in inexhauslble
Gnenfjtles which the state by purchasing this ala
same iG00G acrpsl and erecting braI Cd Denten
tirr\, thereon could auDDlV this VaIuaOle hOllung
rnrtsrial To Inc world On this 10 D acres is situ.
.ted one of tho Iarceet granite mountains known
rnyennc seventy five acrrs of ground, here also
is the celebrated water power of the Marble Eals,
with sutlcien, power to Dive all TIE machinery
that could uossihly be used. There are two or
three hundred cunyi, u now who have been become
aXDert granite cutters While wording for the
cJuitpl syndicate, who could easily learn
each other he trade. The material io
building penitentiary is right On
fhe ground and could be erected by these conycls.
The erection of this peniteutiary would az once
solve the uIeat question OF what to 40 with Che
-cryictg so as not e briag them into competition
with hired labor, or make them burden TO The
taxpayers.
xr,y FERRY.
W., lssr, that There win soon he uey, ferry boat
,,,t II, m ths col RADIO river aUput fgur miles ia
INV the one now in operation on the Wolfs Crosse
i'm, rnod in mis- c0p1N
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MARRIED.
On last evening at the Presbyterian church IN
this city, Mr. Robert " johnson was married 70
Mise Lue, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. K. y Wiz
liams, of this city. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and at $50 Tie organ,
presided over by Mrs. Henry Rose, peeled forth
the grand wedding march, and the bridal party en-
tered the church in the following order flrst IA
Tour usbers, Me5srs. j, I. lianslOld W. Greg, I'D
freazeale and r. H. Hamill, following cam
Mr.. VIII Borgess. and Miss Allie Splitter
Mr. Olive and Miss Fannie Breazeale, Mr.. koss
Hudson snd Miss Lille Williams (eister OF the
hride} and Dr. f. b. King aud Miss Juliet John
son (sister of the grooml Mrs. r. B. Williams on
the arm of Mr. Jobert h johnson, and the bride
on The arm of her father Arriving at the Chanc9l
thew we're met by the Rev. II Rose, who, in his
impressive MANNER, pronounced the beautiful ser
vices of the PRESBYTERIAN church, making Them
man and wife after which the party repaired 70
the residence of Mr. H. e Williams Nbere the
bridal party and relatives of the family partook Of
aumntuous reDast The bride was very Aandsome-
ly dressed in a pale blue satin dress trimmed with
pink roses, and looked her loveliest. The brides
alrs "ere e,egan1y 4'5nl We nmerons
a1,i'I, Iy' bo hro and rronn nave tbe lest
snd Cosby, me Dr 9I any Eloot. n"ts rn psI.
Wls les VI u uoet VI 'ileLuS W. 'N''A
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ing circle held it, regular meeting last SatnraN;
Owing 10 the severity OF the "norClels, oe L WV
day, the attendance was not large, however, Iays7
present hlhus " lor leol VI mn t terssfin
81 ~ p'N $500 ortb inb fleen or wenty
u. n W." t,i 1 ~ 4 "ttordonna
NJ ~ i Ug "aid t order Inv the pres
no tH5S'Iuue wac ft transoctinn If business
49, ~, IN niS" od .ra,,r,e was discussad and
w., Pn aga 2ontinn;ng the same pro
urelsion f wa t ,sstirC, ~ the next month When
& a. boned the deem themes will be warthlly d.
S !" a1 n0 ~" ''' 0NNF
After the adjournment of the institute the read
ing circle began its session 10y quotation from
each member present. The regular work of tne
circle was then taken up. results proMns
salslactory oIk LOT the ensuing INV luHH'IW