The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-13
s,seI 81 cor.e.pon ENC 0. IN. News:

AU.rIS, Jan. 70 Waco has one
poiut # Advantage over would bt
rivals which is little dwelt upon b,
Waco p opls, yet which is worthy G
mention, and that is that people
travelling on. of Waco in any and al
directions have tie privilege Of losing
more sleep than those leaving sny
other Tex4s city, the IL oral Of which
is VII q you ge, to Waco, stay there
If this course we're general y pur.u-
ii is easy to see, the tieyser City aoulc
soon distance all competitors in the
mater Of population.
Your evangelist boarded the Austin
bou- d Missouri Kansas & Trx4s a,
1925 IN, ard by The * rclse Of
eternal vigilerce ~ ceeded 10 captur-
Ing seat by the time the train had
reached Temrle The seat was Of the
"fecllring chair variety, ard the
writer folded his right ear into pill.
low aud slept the 81 ep OF the Just
until the train reached Taylor
At Tyler again the tain was crowd
ed, and notHithstar ding the hitc hing
on Of another coach, some we're com
PEELED to staud.
Reaching the cat'ol It was dscov-
cred that the legislature was pretty
we'll org ,niz d, W hout the assistance
Of the EVENING NEss Bat, OF cour- G,
the gra'utous ADVICE Of the Gal. BAL
News had not been denied 1t.
The senate d d llitle IN the forenoon
except met and adj urn, to awal, the
pfriec,ing Of he house organlz4'i q,
WIN CHI was completed a. the moroll g
session The fiji 5ers Of he house
are as follows:
John II Co hran, speaker.
Geo. w Finger, chief clerk.
Chester Halle, K-ading clerk.
W. B. jayne, assistan reading
clerk.
Marshal d Barry, journal clerk
]. l. Robinson, ASSISTANT jJufnal
clerk.
A G Stewart, calender 81 TX.
} E. Mcfarland, eugro-slhg cle,k.
hOOt. hicH, enron nS Ciclk.
Will L Sargent, sergeant alarms
w f. Parker, assistant ser. cant at
arms.
J R Dnulap, door keeper.
II. + Prater, ass stant door keeper
Frank Null ems, postmaster
R~v. ID Pennington, chaplain.
Prior TO drawing for seats members
Of the house followed their own sweet
will as to location, and the rainbow
chasers or populst coDteugept gravi-
tated to the northeast corner, fl Cking
t. tn mselvcs as t by intuition In
d,awing for sea three Of the eight
popuis's found Themselves right IN
the SWIM and captured the best seats
in the house. The lame of Hon.
Seth Mills, Of NJ Lehman, was the
list called and he had 10 take one Of
the seats just vacat' d by people.
party man. Some OF the boys wanted
to vac inae Seth for fear he should
catch the sub treasury rabies, bat he
escaped.
The house com nittees will probably
be announced at the morning session
only one having been given out today
as follows: Con m.'ee en- privileges,
and elections, composed of representa-
tves Dills, McEiwe@, Hawkins, + oyd,
Calhoun, Truit, Rogan, Bufleson,
Strange, Peck, McGehee, Hood, Beail,
Moody and Taylor.
The following contests will be
heard by this committee:
Can vs.. Cain, fr,m Wood county.
johnson VS.. Davis, from Fails
county.
Jackson vs.. FAubion, from William
son county.
Newson vs.. Barbee, from Wharton
county
Having been notified by committees
fom both houses that organization
was complete, the governor sent in
his MESA re, the reading of which con.
sumed almost the entire afternoon
session Of both houses.
AROUND THE LOBBY.
Governor H gg will probably not
be sworn in until next dnesday at
noon, he having suggested that time
Anti m.nistration men put the
complexion of the senat. as 49, ad
minis,rationists, IL Clark men, l
populis,, yet i, is asserted by 10 less