The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-06-09

$50 miles and over 200 miles 39 DIX
300 miles and over $50 miles ........3 9h %
800 miles and over 300 miles ............ 40 23H
400 miles and over $50 miles. "a
$50 miles and over 400 miles ..........42 %
50O miles and over $50 miles. ........... 43 26
55O miles and over 500 miles. ..,........A q
GOO miles and over $50 miles. ...:.......45 %
900 miles ard over 600 miles. .......... .47l2 30
Over $50 miles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 30
Rules and regulations. Car load
shipments may be stopped at not
more than three points en- route for
the purpose of unloading portions of
same, provided that a charge of $500
shall be made for each stop.
2. One man may accompany each
Car load shipment tor the purpose of
caring and disposing of same, pro-
vided that he shall pay the customary
passenger fare for the distance over
which he passes.
8. The rate on melons and vege-
tables in car loads shall in no
case exceed current class G rate.
EXCEPTIONS.
First-The rate between Galveston,
Houston and intermediate stations
shall not exceed 20 cents per 100
pounds on less than carloads, and 8
cents on carload shippings.
Second-The rate from Beaumont
and Orange stations on the Texas and
New Orleans railroad shall be Is cents
per 100 pounds on carload shipments.
Third-The rate from Kerrville and
intermediate stations on the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass roilway to
San Antonio shall not exceed 20 cents
per 100 pounds for less than carloads
and 10 cents per 100 pounds on carload
shipments.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The following charters were filed
yesterday:
The Kniffin Coal, Coke and Mining
company ofDallas, for the purpose OF
mining coal and other minerals, the
manufacturing of coke, etc.; capital
100000. Incorporators HI. L s.
Kniffin, Crawford Gordon and w. G..
Kniffin, all of Dallas.
University Land and Investment
company of Waco, for the purpose of
erecting buildings and loan of funds
for same. Capital 100000. Incorpo-
rators, M. A. Cooper, M. Mcclellan
and A. w. Childress.
Peoples Mutual Investment COM
pany of Waco, for the purpose of loan
ing money. Capital $4,000. Incor-
porators, Amos HI. Kagy and five
others of Waco.
Yates, Beall & Stokes, mercantile
company of Lampasas, for the pur-
pose of buying and selling goods,
wares and merchandise; capita! $50,
OOO Inccrporators, III. w. Yates and
four others.
Mineral Wells College, at Mineral
Wells, Pslo Pinto county, for the pur'
pose of conducting an educational in
stitution; capital $4,000. Incorpora'
tors, John w. McCrackin, N. E. Nance
and j. H. Parks.
Empire Grain company. of Sher'
man, for the purpose of buying and
selling'grain, hay, etc.; capital, $50, 900
Incorporators, Paul Wales, H. l.
Hall, A. F. Platter and G. B. Vande
lohr.
Volume 80, supreme court reports
has been received by the secretary OF
state. 1t is a fine piece of printing
and Was gotten out in remarkably
short time, being another evidence o.
the superiority Of the contract system
over the old paternal system.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
The town of Llano reports Alb schoo
population and Montague reports pa
The following educational events
are of interest to friends of educa
ton:
The State superintendent assoeia
ton meets at Houston June % t.
July 4.
State Teachers association, June 3
to July l.
State association of oolored teacher
at Fort Worth June % and "a.
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege commencement June TOT.
University commencement June 4
to Is.
TREAsURER1s DEPARTMENT.
The treasurer yesterday carted $2s,
900 down to the American Nationa
bank to pay coart house and jai
bonds of Sutton county to tina
amount.
Following are the balances in th'
treasury on the last day of the quar-
ter, ending May 81, 1892.
onc 100 q