Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-16
fRUM AUSTIN.
The Gazette's Weekly Compilation
from the State Capital.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March s-The follow
ing charters were fled in the office Of the
Secretary of State:
The Merchants Exchange of Waco;
capital stock, $4,000; incorporators-
J. c. Walker, c. H. Higginson, T. F
jones, K Z. SEufgis, J T. Walton, E. W.
seniey and William Cameron.
The Sc ciedsd Mu alista QuscIe Allendi
OF Corpus Christi; capital stock, $1,000;
OBJECT, amusement and the care Ut mem
beers and their ismilies and TO bury their
desd; corporstors-Pedro T. r ldrigu z,
Juan Chsves, Msnual Longoro, Beizer
FsmuLdo and Zegorio Tevan. ,..
AUSTIN, TEX, March 9. Goverhofs
Ross to-day answered as fellows q letter
from P. Onelas, Mexican Consul at San
Antonio, concerning the Elgle PEss3
sff4ir: .s.ssssss.e
Hon. Omels'. Coosul # tfls btsiEes1f
Mexico, san Antonio. Tex. ST. Il
MY DEAR SIR-It is mosk plsssspt f6t
NE TO be eole to thoroughly Fttfpt5cste
your desire for the most rieadts tel4sion
with your nation, and my 6etp gegret Mat
I. should be in the power OF Ht-Edvlsed
sn6 rash pereons to COZ dict Sndafense7
null u e f rts We have jointly made for
TIE preseTvs;inn OF lsW nnd order On
our frontier. The information l pos
sessed Nss shout OF the same tenor
and effect SIS that pub iehed In the neWspa-
pers, being The official report OF she County
Attorney Of Maverick county, trans-
mitted tnis report 10 Hon. Y. Z. BSysrd,
Secretary of State s. Washington. Tnere
is no doubt but what ire mater will be
properly adjusted between ihe two gov
eramehts and the proper steps taken to
prevent the recurrence of such breach
of international comfy by the citizens
OF either country to pu0ish the perps-
traitors in the present instance and COM
peosste those damsg ed by their action. 1
These ms tiers, however, are in the bands
Of representatives. Of The two Tepu6lics,I
and justice will DO fully satisfied 1 sm,
respectfully, L S. Ross, Il
Governor OF T xas.
The Cherokee Ls1d and Iron CoDpsby,
capital stock $500, COO, fed . CHATTER SSis
morpirg in the Office Of the Secretary a
Safe; iocnrporators, David C Jones, e
8. Gre gg, william Hsmmsn and others
The above compSuy is TO operate In tie
Cherokee county iron region. OF the in
corpOratOrs, DR.. j Iues resides st Calvert
and Colonel Grrgg is prominent Sud
wealthy lawyer Of Rusk. There ere Nav
York parties bsck of the scheme, such
cspitslis=s e8 J0n0 II. CHI ever, J. r
Ken aon r S Coleman Of S.. L us, .ud
W. (. Rider and A. G. eusbY of New
York. The money will be put up by the
New Yorkers al once
AMY Rsdm4n, the printer who walked
al the way from Ell P4so tn Fort Worth,
ia here Tonight sad will stsrt in the
m ,rniug for SIN, Antonio 70 walk bSck
to FL Pdso by the Sunset. he comes with
8 pocket full of m qusds. The boys and
iha editors gave him sc something to liqui-
date IS he goes along.
AUSTIN, TEX March 10 The follow.
inc charters were fled in the office nf the
Secretary Of STATE: The Mona Mills Com
psny, Beaumont, flied an amendment to
heir chsrter Increasing the capital stock
to 500, 200.
Fae Marshall Electric Light and Power
G mpany, capital stock $50 600 fled .
chaFer; incorporates, C A Murray,
WV. Kennedy sud ". D L'ttle6eld.
Qae 81 the county Judge somehow took
up Inc idea that he ~ entitled to com-
pena rion Of $50 to ee times ys.r for
ssrv!cea as di bursirg SO nt ii the sc1ool
fund. The Law FIXES mis- CO groensAtion s.
$50 for the - $1,000 snd $40 fl each
subseq ent $1,000. He IN isig thai
the law r-dnires him to make
three e. 81 settlements year With
tie County Commissioners anil that ne Is
enutled TO f'tv for the frat $1,000 disouro-
ed after each setfl. ment, Suoe ints nd
ens coppes CONSTITUTES Inc lag dif Tently
and ssYs be is entitled ouly for the first
$1,000 DISTURBED during the yer.
Hon. A. G 'een, general agent az the
Peabody fund, vas here TO-DAY and held
consultation with Superipte7drnt Coopar
concerning educational mstters. Ia :
few years, as required ny Mr..
Peabody's will, the princip'
of bis gift, neMly $4,000. 600,
eill be divided n thre. psrts and dis.
,ributed TO three Of the southern states
as the wisdom Of the b1srd OF trustees
may designate. Superintendent CHOPPER
suggested tbst It would be well to endow
the Sam Houston Normal school of
Texas, ard Mr. Green will lay the matter
before the board Of trustees at the7
proper tune.
AUSTIN, Tex, March l3.-The Cover
nor has received the following telegrsm:
GArEsYILLE, TEX March b. 1883.
To Governor L. S. Ross. Austin:
Struck oil on sandstone rock and
pumped ont shout one barrel. 1t lacks
forty feet CT flowing cut Of the well. l
have sent samples BY expfesss
(Signed) E EoRTReRaFT,
ARefskior the State.
The following charter Ess fled To-
day: The Rio Grande Immigration,
Company of FL PGso, c,pitsl seusk $780,
600; incorporstors, J G. Goal, haHis B.
Ere udeDthsl, Z S. Newman, S. Atzss,f
los sud Juan ArmendelIiz
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1.-THE Gov
ernor appointed q. T. Ring district Judge
of Brszoria county to try certain cases =
which Judge Burt hIrt is disqualified. IS
He also appointed H. G. Robertson
Judge Of the Dsllss District court, TO try
certain cases wherein Judge Aldridge is
disqualified;
Also Judge Kendall to try cases ST
Waco. wherein Judge Williams is dis
qualified.
The following charters were hlad lin