The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24
ALL OVER TOWN.


% the approaching city election.
The regular social meeting of Pat
r,eburne camp will take place tonight.
marriage license was is ued today !
), Jerry Blocker and Miss Mary
Whitaker
Grace Elser Division No. 8, Uniform
Rank, Knights Of Pythlas, meets to-
a;obt for regular drill. A full attend
Au(e is desired.
An indictment has been found
,sIsnst Will Gamble, charging him
9Th assault with intent to murder
lanes II Qlarles. He gave bond.
There will be readings, recita,ions,
us IONS etc., at the junior rooms of
the y. NJ. q. A, hall tonight. All
boys are COZ daily invited to attend.
There will be another delightful
TEA at 81. Paul's Episcopal church to-
morrow Saturday afternoon between
the hours of four and SIX. All are in
vited to attend Price ten cents.
In connection with the business
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
association tonight, the junior depart.
ment will carry out program pre-
pared for an entertainment for the
occasion.
The WAGE and New Orleans rail.
road meeting tonight promises to be
one of great importance, and should
be we'll attended. The next step to
be taken will be organization, and
charter will be procured.
In the city court this morning,
Mayor Pro TEN Payne presiding, the
following fines were imposed Wal,
lace Booker, assault and battery upon
the person of Ella Wickman, find
S25 Dan Ford, fighting, fined 50 so.
Bro. j B. Crsnfill now has in con.
nec,lon with his newspaper splendid
JOB Office and is thoroughly prepared
10 do Job work Of any class with
neatness and dispatch. BY this
means the doctor can work Oft some
of the energy LETT over when the work
on his weekly is completed.
One Of the jolliest events Of the
season was little impromptu ger.
man last evening at the hospitable
home of Mr., and Mrs. Marshall. Miss
Marshall is deserving of especial
mention for her hearty and cordial man.
ner OF entertaining, aud the entire
party extend their sincere thanks to
the family and to MIR. Maddox ter the
interest and attention he displayed
An alderman, speaking today in
reference to the collection of the street
improvement tax due tho city, re-
marked: elf the large sum of money
now Que the city was paid Waco could
go ca with the work of improving tho
sire cts and keep pace with other cities
in that direction. | am glad that the
matter is he fore the courts ard the
cases should be vigorously prose.
cuted."
The locating committee of the
Waco, Mooteville and Austin Railway
company have decided upon Rogers
as the place on the Santa Fc which
will be touched by the proposed road
A few papers and contracts are yet to
be signed, and are in the hands Of the
committee. Arrangements ere now
almost complete for the work of
surveying, and an engineering corps
will start out as soon as all the papers
are signed, and possibly, before that
time.
To the district court today, Thomas
Williams colored, through his attor-
neys, John l.. Dyer and w. M.
Flournoy, filed suit against
the city of Waco for
six thousand two hundred and fifty
1--WE dollars, for injuries received by
his son David Williams. 1. will be re.
membered that David Williams was
driving the carriage of MIS-. Woods
st the time the vehicle was prec' atod
down the embankment on North
Sixth street, and sustained bodily in =
luries. The suit is brought against
the city for allowing such danger
Gus spot to remain unremedled.