The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-02-13

NJ Hon. Frank Ball is being compl
. mented on all sides over in Texa
in the way he fought for the "cour
bill" The people should not forge
OK Frank if they had any politica
"plums" to hand out
Charlie Buckner, made a mash
90SS they say, on the legislature at Aus
50 tin, when he went down there t
% lobby on the court bill. Charlie j
ed a clever gentleman and he gener
ally comes out on top when afte
no anything.
0' Land Agent Peck of the Irol
= Mountain railroad is in the city
He said to one of our local lane
agents here today, that the Irol
OF Mountain would develop its proper
ty in and around the city and max,
20 itself sustaining,
" 1t is d pity that Grover Cleveland
as President, has the veto power
As article elsewhere shows il
a. France the President cannot thu
t, interfere with the legislative brancl
s. of the government. If possible tn,
s. veto power in this country shoul,
be abolished,
Bragg & Koerner, general con
tractors and builders, plans anc
j specifications furnished on applica
j tion; also estimates furnished OF
o short notice on all classes of build
u ings, public or private. All worl
y guaranteed, Office in opera house
= block.
A new schedule will go into efec
: on next Sunday, on the Texarkan;
& Fort Smith railroad and trains
will then run regularly to Morris
Ferry, 43 miles north of this city
4 Only one train will be run on Sun
days and that will leave here at
o'clock p, m,
Everything looks bright for The
final securing of the shops of the
, Texarkana a Ft, Smith railroad
If Texarkaua let's this opportunity
t 60 BY we may never have sucl
another chance to secure an enter
-, prise that will help build up ouI
city, as this would,
Capt, Weiss, a big lumber manu-
u facturer Of Beaumont, Texas, il
" here, the guest of Mr.. S, D, Larry
c He has his eyes on selling the con
r tractors of the TeXarkana & For
Smith road, five hundred car load.
Of long Pine bridging timbers, anC
he stands a chance of getting the
y contract
A visit to the Office of O, p, Tay
lor, real estate dealer, today tounc
) him busy making out papers Of some
description He said; 81 am sell
r ing more lots now and transferring
more property than at any time
t since | have been in the real estate
S business, You can say our city is
on a boom,
Mayor John Edwards and Ciry
/ Marshal Crcnshaw went out after
t robins yesterday and bagged few
t The Mayor they say is "cracI'
shot-with rest, and he killed hi'
bird every time his fowling piece
: went of, The Marshal prides him
-, self on taking them down on the
. wing" aud his pie today is not as
the Mayors,
Tom H. Murray has returned from
Tyler where he has been getting
} rates from the Cotton Belt officials
for 500 car loads Of lumber to be
n shipped here from Beaumont, Tex
d as, for the TcXarkana 4 IT. Smith
c railroad bridges and trestlcs, He
said he got good rates and he hat
- no doubt but what the mill he rep
. resented at Beaumont would
secure the orders,
;, 1t is noticed that the thirty.twC
legislatures now in session, in az
: many states, are spending Che peo
. pies money with that prodigality
that would argue of better times
than we are now having, The Ma
tional Congress, who finds itself al
p most bankrupted Of funds, sends II
t recommendations for expenditure
p that would do credit to a country