San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-05
State News Condensed.

The North Texas Band association
lmusical) is organized at Denisop.
Mr.. Henry l.. Wagner is appointed
postmaster at Greenville.
Auslin's team is organized, subject
to approval of the directors Of the
league.
Major b. F. Moss, of Hallettsville,
dies very suddenly OF heart disease.
Gov. Ross pardons ID. J. Flory, an
EN- DeZZler.
Wilbarger immigration association
flies charter.
Sale OF town lots in West Galveston
aggregates $4,000.
A new lumber yard is started at
Lockhart.
Rain is very badly needed about
Fort Davis.
The Chestnut street railway is being
built at DenIson.
Quite a number of cattle died at
Winona of the cold wave.
About 8, 900 trees of every descrip-
ton have been set out at Amarillo.
A new postoffice has been erected
at Rawlins, Dallas county.
New pullulDRS are RolnS up III oNOis
direction at Beaumont.
The board of trade and baseball
meetings are keeping Waco a-going.
Mr.. F. NJ. futile, new agent of the
S. A. z. at Waco has taken charge.
Lanoria, suberb of Ell Paso is
rapidly growing.
Tyler has population of about
5000.
The prospects of FL Paso are bright r.
or today than ever before.
The public schools of Columbus are
being well attended.
Banks were closed in Houston On
"Texas Independence Day."
Dog exterminators are at work at
Arson.
Work will commence at once on the =
two story brick depot at Beaumont.
Superintendent Noble, of the SOUTH
ern Pacific, is at Ell Paso.
D. J. Hoskins is appointed postmas-
ter at Oden, Leon county.
Congressman Grain protests against
the appointment of the postmaster at
Cotulla.
An average of twenty-five property
deeds is recorded daily at Wichita
Falls.
The Sam Jones tabernacle at Tyler
| caught fire but was not much dam
aged.
The Central Texas Teachers asso-
citation will meet in Houston, March
| 10Th.
Application is made for establish
ment of the First National bank of
| Yoakum.
Road improvements at Pilot Point
will be carried on as long as the funds
| last.
The Pilot Point Horticultural socie-
| ty will establish an experimental
| fruit station.
There is great interest manifested
| in the construction of an in ternatlonal
dam at Ell PasO.
A barn and stable with fine stock
were destroyed one mile south of
Bryan.
A prisoner arraigned for attempted
murder, escaped from the court room
at Ell Paso.
Corpus Christi subscribes $4,000
towards the road from Brownsville
there.
The Fort Worth stove foundry, the
only enterprise of its kind in Texas,
has begun operations.
Fort Worth issues waterwOrks
bonds for $3.50, 900 and sewerage $685.
600.
An aged colored man was run over
by handcar on the Missouri Pacific
at Dallas and died of his injuries.
The Young Mems musical associa-
alton of Galveston, has organized
with fifteen members.
A party OF Western Union officials
are on a tour of inspection through
Texas.
A San Angelo paper remarks in SUBJ
stance that cock fights insure plenti-
full supply of game at the hotel tables
next day.
The Southwestern Building and
Loa II association of n ew OrleaI is en-
de avororipg to establish a branch
at Waco.
At Louisville, Ark, 80 miles from
Texarkana, L. NJ. DAILY, an attorney,
shot and killed l.. B. Atkinson, over
a game of cards.
The volunteer fire department of
New Orleans celebrates its seth ami
versary.
State Treasurer holland, of Mo-,
says he lost a little money at poker