The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-06-06
San Saba County.
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Extracts from the Fort Worth Gazette,
San Saba can feel Justly prou
the position that has bee
'varded by the management of til
pring Palace, and she now take
pr position as the second bes
lineral county in the Texas CON
ionwealth. This means a sourc
great wealth for San Saba, a
"-Apas of all people interested i
exas minerals VIII be turned In
Rrd her. Prospectors win visit
canine and invest in these lands
Ppital viii be introduced to worL
e ore, thousands of people viii
added to her population, thus
aking much better market fol
2 farmer, a more prosperous
siness for the merchants, .sore
qs k for the mscbSn1os. The
oad peorle-ot San Saba must not
up on the good work just be-
VI but push forward what right
III belongs to them and soon be-
eEe a more prosperous and
sslthy people. They should
sze immediate steps to secure a.
sisfoad, and through this will
e4b higher state of prosperity
II branches of industry. The
7 water power facilities she
'Fill be utilized, and the hum
nachinery viii be heard on
y hand.
ae following communication
As been received at the Palace
aadquarters Of San Saba county;
9RT WoRTH, TEX, May 26, 80.
q j. Il. Martin, Commissioner
ssn Saba county, Tex:
Dom Sir.-The committee of
asas have awarded to San Saba
einty the silver medal for the
estd best display of minerals.
g medal viii be presented to !
u bounty on Friday, the 3Oth
Yours Respectfully, t
John F. Greene, Secretary. c
tAs above ought to rejoice the /
eztpf every thinking man in v
2 saba county, and should be +
: insans of complete concert a
setfpn Of each and every one for e
ppbuilding Of this great miner II
'aaFstry which is now within e
g. But those who are familiar g
q &c work necessary to indnea 6
sess-isi money to come =
one them and build railroads.
sltsfs and other means neces- g
81 a great work of this kind, p
8 shat it cannot be done by &c
sihs. Now is the time for the VI
q people of San Saba to go q
- INTO their pockets and make ~
a sufficient fund to keep their ca
aaehges before the world. To OF
Is money for immigration pur- ev
= nd fetch the people to see al
country, if you can.do it in no g
y gay. Hard work now viii o'
|.e easy fortunes in a few years. Sc
- Dollars now invested judic- Va
in immigration work viii OF
ag IS many hundred per cent W
S a a few years. Stick to the IL
= and the good result viii OF
he elaim is also made that the es
Ises of the county are more y
nd in nearly everything 81
decd there is an exceptional 10
eAsey not found in other W.
E That in climate owing OIL
u causes they have advan- We
e Aich are exceptional. The IN
so are more advanced, there pr
% this respect a difference tn
pr four weeks in their at
y over the prairie countries II
3 nesth and south of them. al 81
s stter can easily be tested. =
investigation start from N
county, where corn now =
4 bieom, silk upon the forming "a !,
1Bt cut and in the shock, u
s on the cotton stalk and
q ipgs advanced in proper ee
et him travel either north, an
tss east or west and he viii find OF
east three weeks growth would on
'egisifed to make the crops as sp
gdvanced in growth. an
slaim an exceptional eli no
e as b healthfulness for man tri
their elevation above
ssy 1900 to 1000 feet giving tn,
paee atmosphere, free from &C
u poisons; perfect drainage. an
Ihs modified by the timber. til,
5 as ag winds from south and be
ing over the paleozoic re- ric
e ere the outcropping of biz
as1sitiye rocks afford no har- liz
r malarial organisms. les
It's fully sustain them in no
q ertions as to healthful- COZ
Aey claim also to have an Of
q slal county as to the com
ana pleasure of the individual :
derived from the enjoyment cT'
Is hse, mild climate, the beau Tia
scenery, the fine natural cur