San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-23
State News Condensed.

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X. Il y. will be built to Sherman.
There is quite rush for good houses
at Salado.
The farming interests are looming
up at Salado.
The Bayou City street railway will
build brick stable, S0xl00 feet.
Bryan has another cold and drizzly
norther.
Marble Falls is becoming famous as
a health resort.
The output of the Rio Grande and
Pecos coal mine will be increased.
County seat of Burnet will be moved
to Johnson City.
rhe clerks of the comptroller's
office are down with la grippe.
Young Mems Christian association
of Corpus Christi files charter
Wharton county has redeemed ST.
500 of her bonds.
Several cars of cattle have been
shipped from Uvalde to New Orleans.
Several person are quite seriously
sick of the grip at Floresville.
There is talk of erecting club
and opera house at Uvalde.
Hon. J. Moore is candidate fer
attorney general.
The indications are that Beeville,
will be voted to incorporate by q
large majority.
Seventy odd bills are brought
against the sporting fraternity at
Cleburne.
Stock company is being organized
to sink an artesian well and construct
a waterworks system at Hillsboro.
A young man dies at Whitewright
of abscess on the bowels, caused by
over much gymnastic exercise.
Mr.. Charles Bryant, who is OF good
family, is arrested at decatur for
theft of cattle at Wichita, Kansas.
Several young people returning from
a party at Honey Grove were waylaid,
and one of them was seriously injured.
Very few losses are reported among
the meIino sheep in the Laredo dis
trict.
B. J. Hoblitzel, farmer, is shot by
unknown parties, fifteen miles south
west of Mckinney.
A cold norther blew up at Nacog-
doches, which has saved thousands of
pounds of pork.
Burglars broke into several stores
at Farmersville, but only got small
sums of money.
Mrs. Kenta, living some miles east
of Palestine, dies from injuries re-
ceived by her clothes catching fire.
Mr.. Weiss residence near Cedar
Hill was destroyed by fire and all it's
contents were lost.
Con tract is closed for establishments
of large wooden mill and securing
establishment in Laredo.
r. Bruez is appointed postmaster at
Texarkana and Jacob Wayfield at
Whiteboro, Texas.
knights of Labor in session at Hous-
ton endorse the Australian ballot sys-
tenn.
Capt. w. Fl. Lovelady of Jackson
vile, in Cherokee county, is a candi-
date for state treasurer.
/ The twelfth juror has been pro-
cured in the Hammond murder case
at Laredo.
Waco is talking up water carHi-
val next May to show her big artes-
ian well.
A steam tug is contracted for, to
haul baTges on the Rio Grande river,
between Laredo and the San "a Tomas
mines, 25 miles above the city.
The prompt action of State Health
Officer Rutherford has about stamped
out all danger of smallpox infection
on the border.
Election held at Brentwood to de-
eide whether or not the corporation
should be abolished is decided in
favor of corporation.
Andrew Turnbull, who escaped
from jail at Goldthwaite, went to the
sheriff at Brownwood and surrendered
himself.
The debris OF the Methodist church
which was blown down by the storm
at Lew isville, has been cleared away
and subscriptions are being raised to
build another.
The state census just completed
shows aggregate cost of running the
county governments to be -, 000, 900;
municipal governments is estimated
at S1,O00,000.
Deputies from Dallas and the resi-
dent deputy at Graham are busy
serving 81 subpoenas on citizens to.
appear before the grand jury at Dali
las to testify in the cases of the attack
by the mob OH the Marlows a year
ago.
The mill men of Orange have in
vested over $3.50, 900 in tugs, lighters,
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