The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-09-16

| tne organization are HeIely dnolBHoN w
regiments as follows, to take effect on the
18th day of October, 1886:
FIRST REGIMENT,
Company A, Washington Guards.
Bompany b. Houston Light Guard.
Company c, johnson Guards Hemp
stead.
Company d, Navasota Guards.
Company Il, Orange Rifles.
Company f, Sealy Rifles (Galyesion).
Company G, Crockett Rifles.
Company II, r. Il. Lee Rifles Pat
erson).
Company |, Houston Light Infantry.
Company X, Texas Home Guard Cor
sicana).
SECOND REGIMENT.
Company A, Austin Greys.
Company b. Bryan Rifles
Company C, Brennan Rifles.
Company d, Leon Hunters Centre
ville).
Company L, Texas Rifles (Austin).
Compano f, Chautauqua Guards (San
Marcos.
Company G, Lee Guard (Giddings).
Company II, BUrnet Granite Rifles.
Company /, Bolton Rifles.
Company X, Miller Rifles (Beltcn).
THIRD REGIMENT.
Company A, San Antonio Rifles.
Company B, Belknap Rifles (San An
tOnio).
Company c, Prairie City Guard Wei
mari.
Company D, Flatonio Rifles.
Company L, Ficklin FusilerS Eagle
Lake,
Company f, Luling Greys.
Company g. Columbus Rifles.
Company II, Fayette Light Guard (La
Grange).
Company l, Pearson Guard (Rich-
mond)
Company X, Ireland Greys Bracket
ville).
FOURTH REGIMENT.
Company A, Cleburne Light Guard.
Company B, Lampasas Rifles.
Company G, Alvarado Guard.
Company d, Waco Light Infantry.
Company E, Decatur Rifles.
Company + Hibernia Rifles Dallas.
Company G, Dallas Light Guard.
Company II, Rankin Rifles Brown
wO1d).
Company I, Cisco Greys.
Company X, Panther City Fencibles
fort WORTH.
Battery of artillery attached to this reg
iment.
Dallas Rifle company
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Company A, Douglass Rifles (Tyler.)
Company b, Bowie Rifles (Texarkana).
Company C, Grayson Rifles (Sherman).
Company ID, Gainesville Rifles.
Company Il, Longview Rifles.
Company f, Bonner Rifles (Tyler).
Company G, Reagan Guards (MineOla). |
Company Fl, Collin Guard Mckinney. |
Company l, Terrell Rifles (Terrell.
II. Companies composing each regi- |
ment as above will proceed to make nom
nations for one colonel, one lieutenant |
colonel, and one major either by oonven
ton, in which all the companies of the
regiment are to be represented, or by let
ter from each company to the adiutant-
general, stating the choice of the company |
for the above mentioned field officers.
III. The result of the election of field |
officers by conventions or by companies
must be mailed to this Office before the
18th day of October next, as the reorgan-
ization of the Texas Volunteer Guard, as
indicated in paragraph l of this order,
will go into effect on that date.
Field officers now in service will remain
in their present command until October
10, 1886, when the newly elected officers
will be announced in general orders.
By command of Governor:
JOIN IRELAND,
w. II. KING, Commander Chief.
Adjutant-general.
TEE PENITENTARIEs.
Captain Haywood Brahan, financial
agent of the state penitentlaries, has turn
ed in his report for the month of August.
1t shows:
Balance on hand, August l......... 02055
Receipts at Huntsville e. -. .......... 40,14S II
Receipts al Rusk 49,. .............. i9S 80
-, -
Total . ............... S57 SO? Is
DISBURSEMENTS.
Al Huntsvile.......... S22,g2l So
! Transferred TO material ....... ...... 1854. 4
Transferred to iron industry l,Oel 81
balance '''''''''''''' ~t'o-'' o'
Total,.....,.......................s57,e69 10
FUNDS on HAND.
The funds on hand are deposited as fol
lows:
First National Bank. Houston. .. $500 81
| First National Bank, Austin 80. 90. 2,OlS3g
State National Bank, Austin 1884 %
! Ball. HutChins n Co.............-... o. 9I1,2!
Bonner a Bonner, Tyler 80. ......"........ 10OGo
W. Y. Parish, RuSk .......... ........"., stu y
| Cash in hand ...... ...,....... ...... 2,'SO.a
Total O.
The S13,334.29 in the State Nationa
Bank of Austin, has been set aside for tn,
purchase of plantation in Fort Benz
county.
Cur young friend, j. g. Davis, met will
quite painful accident last week at Nc
Kinney. In drawing rock from well whicI
he was digging on his place, rock fel
from the bucket striking him on the head
cutting a severe cash.
Capital Business College
Begins its Fall Session the 18th inst.
! PROF L. r. WALDEN, NJ. A, late of Lake
side Business College, Chicago, will infuse ne'
life in the department of Bookkeeping and Pen