San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-17
State News Condensed.
Lining is famous for it's grapes.

Refugio are much swollen.
An entirely new board of aldermen
is elected at Reiugio.
Perfect order prevails at Hemp
stead.
The new court house at Jasper will
have $1,000 clock.
The new depot at WOOdville will
soon be ready for use.
la Grippe has gone the rounds of
the railroad folk in Houston.
The charter of the Gulf, Sabine Il
Kansas City railway is published.
The Cotton Belt will erect new
passenger depot at TeXarkana.
Luliug hotels are doing good bus
mess.
Pipe laying for the Cuero water
works is progressing.
Fort Worth tested her new fire
steamers yesterday.
Dublin continues to show up good
business.
Springtown has fine flow of pure
artesian water.
The new Baptist church at Lexing-
ton has been dedicated.
The mortimer has been quite sharp
in northwestern Texas. a.rsa .--.,--.
La grippe has hold of two-thirds of
the railroad officials at Fort Worth.
Vernon is full of hOme-seekers
Mrs. Cameron of Denison has added
triplets to that growing and progress
sive town.
Hardeman county seat will nroha-
bly, be changed from Margaret to
Quanah.
The young ladies of Jasper have or
ganized a broom company, called the
Winnie Davis Rifles.
The S. A. p. is now selling coupon
tickets to all parts of the country and
to all connecting lines.
Captain Gillespie of the state rang
| ers dies at Alpine of pneumonisj
brought OH by la grippe.
The Evangeline company in Fort
Worth was robbed Of about S25 worth
of property.
This last brisk general norther has
signed the Heath warrant of many 8
laU pOrker.
The S. A. P. is doing very large
! live stock business in Houston lust
now.
The last spike is driven on the de-
pot ground of the Arkansas Pass at
Lexington.
Dirt is broken on the extension of
the Fort Worth & Denver into the
| city OF Fort Worth.
The people west of Fort Worth are
still crying for another passenger
train.
Hilana Alvarado, of Laredo, while
kindling fire, was so badly burned
she will probably die.
Thirty families of negroes from
North Carolina have located as labor
! ers at Hampstead.
The postponed meeting of the Tex
as ball league will be held at Waco
January 81.
Cattle about Beaver Lake in the
CopchO region are suffering from scar
| city of water.
San Angelo does monthly quite 3
heavy business in the furs and SIX ms
| of wild animals.
William Cameron who lives in the
Delaware Bend district was found
| dead in his saddle of heart disease.
The Mexican who stole .. C..
! Byrne's horse at Colorado City, Is
given seven years in the peuite ntiafH-
Horse thieves who stole fine blooded
stock in De Kalb and Bowie counties,
have been arrested in Monroe, La.
| The Electric Infirmary of Dallas is
! incorporated. In this hospital all
diseases will be treated by electricity.
The Galveston bagging Co., and the
National bank of Texas in Galveston
have elected officers tor the year.
Mrs. Boyd, wife of colored Baptist
parson at Palestine is arraigned for
belaboring a colored brother with
lot of stove wood and paling.
! Caldwell is the smallest county in
southern Texas and with two excep-
tons the smallest in the state. Last
year its taxable property amounted to
about a quarter of a million of dollars.
w. G. Hatch, springy young man
from Chicago, after six weeks sojourn
in Galveston, has decamped, leaving
several now wide-awake victims be-,
hind him.
Miss Lula Green, of Wolfe City,
while on her way to school was hailed
by negro who drew a pistol on her
and called her to stop. Just then two
young men came along and the viii
lain fled.
It Should be Attended to-.