The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-01-29
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OF ALL DRUGGISTS.

| tached to such buildings necessary fer the
proper occupancy, use, and enjoyment Of
| the same, and not leased or otherwise used
with view to profit; all public colleges
public academies, all buildings connected
with the same, and all the lands imme-
dlately connected with public institutions
or learning; and all enduwments funds OF
institutions of learning not used with a
view to profit, anu all buildings used ex-
cinsiyely and owned by persons or associa-
lions OF persons tor school purposes. This
provision shall not extend to leasehold
estates of real property held under the
authority of any college or university of
learning. T. "
z. All lands used exclusively for grave
yards or ground for burying the dead, ex-
cept s1ch as are held by any person, COM
pany, or corporation With view to profit,
or for the purpose of speculation in the sale
thereof. .0-|-
3. All property, whether real or personal,
belonging exclusively to tins state, or any
political subdivision thereof, or the United
States.
4. All buildings belonging to counties
USED for holding courts, for jails or county
ofnces, with the land belonging to and ON
winch such buildings are erected.
o. AL! lands, houses, and other buildings
belonging to any county, precinct, or town,
useG exclusively for the support or accom-
mediation of the poor.
g. All buildings belonging to institutions
OF purely public charity, together with the
ianus belonging to and occupied by such
institutions not leased and otherwise used
With view to profit, and all moneys and
cretlts appropriated solely to sustaining
such institutions.
8. All fire engines and other implements
owned by towns and cities, used for the
eXtlngni hmens of fires, with The buildings
used exclusively for the safe keeping
thereof.
8. All m arkel houses, public quuares, or
0th-r public grounds, town or precinct
houses or halls, used exclusively TO- public
purposes. and all works, machinery, or
nXtures belonging to any town and used
TOR conveying water to such town.
3. All public libraries and personal prop.
erty belonging 10 the same.
IL. Household and kitchen furniture, net
eXceediEg at their full! value $250 to each
family, IN which may be included one sew
ing machine.
II. All annual pensions granted by the
state.
IL. Farm products in the hands of the
producer, and family supplies for home and
farm use, exempt from lax alton.
The governor yesterday issued the
following:
TO all TO Whom These Presents May Come:
Whereas, The governor of the state
Of Texas has from time to time issued
proclamations offering rewards for the
the arrest and conviction of persons
charged with the violation of the laws
of this state. Now, therefore, 1, J. s.
Hogg, governor OF Texas, hereby
revoke all proclamations Offering re-
wards, made any time prior to the Dist
lay of January, A. d. 1891.
In testimony whereof L hereto sign |
ny name, and cause the seal of the
tate to be affixed at the city OF Austin |
his 23rd day of January, A. d. 1891. |
BY the governor, j. s. HoGG,
GEO. w. SMITH, Governor.
Secretary of State.