San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
State News Condensed.

very little damage to game.
A permanent arbor day association
is to be organized at Victoria.
The young ladies of Edna have or
ganized an anti-slang association.
The rapid transit line at Dallas
have put on their electric cars.
The residence of Dan Surghin, of
Sherman, has been burglarized.
Mr.. Lockets store at Georgetown is
burg larized of 5000.
A lodge of X. of p. is being organ
lied at Laredo.
The state forestry association will
meet next January at Temple.
A new lumber yard is to be estab-
lished at Luling.
X. of P. have given grand ball at
Ell Paso.
Burglars and spring tramps are ad-
vantageously working Dallas.
A little boy and girl were Iun over
at Dallas, but not seriously hurt.
JASPER county's splendid brick
courthouse is nearing completion
The Ardmore road to Sherman is a
settled fact.
Miss Bell Reagan, of Indiana, reads,
a poem at the horticultural meeting
in Austin, entitled John Appleseed.
Four business houses and 60 lots
at Waco are sold to Los Angeles par
ties for $35, 900.
The 17-year-old son of DIR. Wooten,
of Ammonia, shot himself accidentally :
in the leg.
Lampasas is exulting over the pros
pect of the Cotton Belt extension this
spring.
Mrs. Reeves, daughter OF ex.Gov..
ernor Throckmorton, is buried at Nc
Kinney.
r. J. Rhea, of Greenville, gets two
years for killing John Blankenship.
The sentence is thought light
While attempting to jump on a.
had his leg crushed.
First cotton bale ever ginned in
Webb county has just been turned
out at Laredo.
What Victoria most needs, says
she, is further railroad connection
with all points.
Dirt is broken on the Medina val
ley railway by Mrs. Charles II.
Haines, president.
c. B. Hills, a prominent farmer liv-
ing near TeXarkana, is discharged
from charge OF highway robbery.
Subscribers to the new national
bank at Waco perfect their organiza-
ton.
The extension of the Fort Worth
and Denver from Hedges into Fort
Worth is nearly finished.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons has been giving
evolutionary entertainments at Hunts
vile.
Sam Christian was placed in a Gala
boose at Orange; it caught fire and he
was nearly asphyxiated. 1t is sup
posed he set it on fire.
John Geiger, who killed J. Roper,
at San Angelo and was expected to
die of his own wounds, is rapidly re-
covering.
Zach Rice was thrown from his
horse miles from Paris and had his
leg broken and his foot almost severed.
He is in critical condition.
The San Marcos COrOnal institute
burned down, will probably be re-
built in time for the June commence
ment.
The Sherman fair grounds have
been sold to a syndicate. Property
has advanced rapidly since the NJ.
X. & T. subsidy was raised.
The L. S. engineer sent from WASH
ington to make survey for the pro-
posed dam at Jefferson, will get big
reception.
Rev. S. Whitaker, principal of
negro school at Marshall is arrested
for preventing a colored transfer man
from working.
Charles Warner, a brakeman on the
H. & Il. c., was thrown from a horse
at Texarkana and had his hip dislo-
Gated.
Bowie county commissioners have
settled with VIM. Arbuckle, ex-tax-
collector, who was short in his ac-
counts.
Lake Petrie, Sherman man who
killed a saloonist three years ago and
got six years for it, has been par
doned.
Henry Crist, colored, stole so pounds
bacon that had been weighed out for
customer at Palestine. He was ar
rested.
Jas. L. DAILY, an Arkansas Pass
yardman, at Waco had his hand
crushed, refused to have it amputa-
ted, gangrene set in and he died.