San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-14
State News Condensed.

Inhabitants of Baird have been
made happy by the beautiful snow.
Harrison county radeems $1,000 OF
her railroad subsidy bonds.
Anderson county redeems subsidy
bonds to the amount Of 10000.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCrimmon of
Rusk celebrate their golden wedding.
McFolks ard smith, a mercantile
firm of Temple assign.
The ground at Cisco has been
covered up in snow.
Business lie increasing at the port
| of SABINE.
GiddinSs has fine weather for farm
ing.
The new rolling mill at Santa Anna
| is progressing.
A party Of hunters are camping at
Edna.
Two female advance guards Of the
Salvation are drumming BRENNAN.
Marriage fever is epidemic at Bren-
ham.
IT is reported that National bank
is to be organized at Lullng.
The artesian well on the Capitol hill
10 now l,0U 1eet deep.
Navasota, the commercial point Of
Grimes county is on the move.
The last spike is driven in the main
line OF the College Park Belt line
| r. r. at Sherman.
Several cars cattle are shipped
from Van Alstyue.
Houston street railway is LAYING
double tracks.
La grippe has ragged at Utopia for
three weeks.
Grass has kept green all winter at
Utopia.
No mans land is made q part of
Okl homa by the United States SEN
! ate's action.
Indications are that the Fort Worth
cattle convention will have very
| large attendance.
The safe of w. T.. Bateman, genera
| merchandise. at Morgan was burglar
| ICED and about $50 stolen.
Cattle in northwest Texas have not
suffered from the recent cold and the
snow has benefited grain.
The new hotel at Giddngs il
about completed and four brick store
! houses are to he built.
A deaf and dumb mulatto man is
run over by cars at Hampstead and
| killed.
A lady from Tennessee, claiming to
| he sister of the late famous Bean,
! puts in her oar at Bonham.
Cameron Lumber Mills Co. and
north Texas Loan associa ton, of Bon
ham filed charters.
Greenville now has telephone COM
munication with Mckinney, Terrell,
Dallas, and surrounding towns
The Northwest Texas Press associa-
| tion has closed a two days session at
Wichita Falls.
The body of Jim King is found near
the Buena Vista settlement, perfoY-
ated with bullet holes.
Capt. Garrett. president of the First
National bank al Marshall dies of
pneumonia. He was a Mexican war
veteran.
The East Texas Horticultural so
ciety Of Tyler invites the American
Horticultural society to visit that
town.
The public school at Cotulla. a
frame building is destroyed bv fire.
Mo one was hurt. Loss on building
| is 81 $50. No insurance.
An unknown donates 1000 to the
state university at Austin, on condi-
tion that his name should not be pub
lished.
w. o Richardson, connected with
a Dallas hank, is looking toward es-
tahlishing national bank at Flores
Vile.
City councils authorizing the issu-
ing of S15. non bonds for street improve
ments and $1,000 for public schools at
San Marcos has caused great dissatis-
fac ion.
Capt. BIount. who died Of San Au-.
gustIne, was not as stated. the last
survivor of the signers IF Texas indie
pendence. There Is still living VIM.
c. Crawford, of AIvarado, Johnson
county.
Col Walker, in charge of the survey
of Sherman, Ardmore and Denver
r. r., is preparing his report. The
line will be SO miles In length and
will go through a fine country.
Will Fight to a Finish.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February lad