Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29
PASSING EVENTS AT AUSTIN
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Austin. Tex, sept as,--rhe local H.
pefa have managed 70 SIN up nrcitv
SHARP row with GencrNi naran,nan.
the supeglnlcndent ~ public buildings
and grounds. and both IN III lasal
and editorial columns have appeared
semc pretty raw goayts against init
oiheer for keeping the north cato u
the capitol grounds locked ngalnat The
passagc through cf vehicles.
Tho Gnactte man has asked ,ars,
number Of Tho occupants Of ne caplto,
huilding what they think 81 Genera,
Trademarks actions aud large ma.
Jorl'y OF them speak Of them as an
oi'rary and Unreasonable
One man remarked that It was ihs
exception when heavily loaded wagons
passed through the grounds. This wa.
romHrked In response 10 the arrument
that tho superintendent makea that the
drive was uscd by those wagons and
cut the roadbea Into ruts and holes.
Tho same Eentieman remarked that
f the drive waa made Of asphalt or
any smooth material. there Nigh, be
some excuse for Che actions OF tho
general, There Is no question mat
General ilaidcman Is subjceting tho
regular travelling public 10 great in
convenience and IA surely obstruoting
we streets, and there Ia scarcely q
doubt but that he Is wrong
The attorney-gencrhl ana the comp
,rollerN oiliceE had q visitor today
In Colonel j. w Blake of Mexia, one
or the cntcrpriAlnK politicians and
bankers " Middle Texas lie wanted
70 tind out Il his town could make an
issue OF $1,000 In city halt bonds, ana
was asraid the limit had been roach-
90, lie however learned that tho limit
mad been z cached by previous issuoa,
ana hence no additional Indebtedness
could be Imposed
A committeO Of Pnpnllats called on
Governor iloEK today 10 aak FOR the
MO " tho representative hall FOR
Tuesday night They put ihclr request
upon the ground that the Judge Ia not
strong ana well enough 10 HpcRk In
The opon air, as was originally de-
signed.
senator n. a. Greer OF beaumont
y mentioned ~ favorable candi-
date FOR the position OF assistant at
tqrncy- under tho new admin
iatrntion.
Governor Iiogg viii speak at yoakum
October 0 from tho rear end OF tile
train on hia regular four and IN pddi.
ton g the appointments already pub
ME-. u. W. shaw. secretary OF tho
CLARK q Courts Publishing company,
made his bond OF $4,000 today, given
TO insure Eood work In printing thu
court reports, contract recently not
ton by bid, ana the same has boon
approved Nv Comptroller Mccall aud
Governor HnFg,
A permit was granted today by tho
secretary or state to tho Mittie q
itnnnc DiHtlliing company OF Missouri
To ltannnct hunneHH within the limita
" the state. This company has nnp-
lial stock of 100000, A similar permit
was granted to tho Hazard Powder
company Of Connecticut. with cap
Ital stock Of si.0O0,OO0.
Governor liogg thla morning received
4 call from the following prominent
pnpullrt leaders Of this county Messra.
3ranhury. TcRKarden ana Walton, The
hrat In candidate for land commits
iiUner the second N local politician
aud newspaper man and the last is "a
candidate against Hon. David MCCALL
'or county Judge The governor asked
HON what they had against the De-
and particularly against Hon.
Joseph D, snyrrs, and they tried 10
lay TINT "Oid Joe" was not consistent
n HIS declarations aud they had many
iiher objections. But when the gov
'rnor began TO turn loose sound DEM
loratlc doctrine and In iln uauui strong
manner. Democratic fire. they aquirmad
n their seats and left the preaenos
n tho executive fully satisfied IN their
,wn minds that they had applied to
he wrong place for comfort,
Governor Hong remarked this morn
ng that no had been informed thai
he Gulf, Colorado and Santa 10 and
he San Antonio and Arkansas Phss
nilrohdH would give excursion rates 70
lockdaie on next Monday IN order 10
the large crowds that
Want 20 hear hin out NJ tho biz Demo-
ratio rally gaFaEd
Judge Reagan and Ex-Governor Iub-
loclt expect 70 be there and several
Ithor prominent men from Austin cr-
,uot 10 attend the meeting