Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1918-06-22
COMPILATION OF TEXAS
QUOTA UNDER DRAFT LAW
Net Quotas from Counties and Cities
of the State Show Total of
28,2e1 Men.

recent net quota of Texas under the
selective d raft was completed Friday,
showing total of 28,291 The net quo
tas of the larger counties are as fol-
lows:
Dallas, 80; Bexar, 21; Galveston,
70; Jefferson, district No. l 426, dis
trict No. 2 543; Harris, 37S; Tarrant,
1873; Travis, SO.
The quotas of the various cities are:
Austin, 70; Dallas, district No. 1
| 434, district No. 273, district No. 3
| 306, district No. 66; Ell Paso, district
| No. 2 So; Fort Worth, district No. l
| 1876, district No 1913, district No. 3
| 1872, district No. IT'S; Galveston,
| 456; Houston, district No. l 81, dis
| trict No. 240, district No. 398, dis
trict No. 313; San Antonio, district
| No. l 1873, district No. 2 301, district
No. 3 213, district No. 1873; Waco,
| 395.
Of the 5000 white men which are
| to be entrained under the last call
for Camp Travis, San Antonio, on
| June "a, none are to be furnished by
Bexar County, but the city of San An
tonic is to furnish $50, of which so
are from district No. 1; 80 from dis
trict No. 2; so from district No. 3 and
so from district No. 4.
Dallas County is to furnish 35 and
the city of Dallas 450, of which IT'S
| are from district No. l, 125 from dis
trict No. 2, 125 from district No. 3 and
% from district No. 4.
Harris County's quota is $50 and
the city of Houston 250, divided as
follows: District No. 1, 20; district
No. 2, 65; district No. 3, 1875; district
| No. 4, 70.
Tarrant County is to furnish 60 and
| the city of Fort Worth 205, of which
so are from district No. 1, 65 from
district No. 2, 40 from district No. 8
and so from district No. 4.
Galveston County 50, city of Calves
ton 140; Waco, 120; Travis County 10,
city of Austin ISL; Ell Paso, Is.
OF the 5000 negroes ordered under
the last call to be entrained for Camp
Travis on June 19, which is Emanci-
patton Day and holiday observed
throughout the South by the negro
Is and the city of San Antonio 40, 10
from each of the four districts. DaI-
las County will furnish and the city
of Dallas 20, of which 80 are from dis
trict No. / and 20 from districts Nos.
2 and 3.
Harris County's quota is So and the
city of Houston 100, divided as fol-
lows: District No. 1, 10; district No.
2, 20; district No 8, 80; district No.
4, 40. Twenty-one are to come from
Tarrant County and 65 from the city
of Fort WORTH as follows: District
No. 1, 10; district No. 2, 20; district
No. 3, Is; district No. 4, 20.
City of Galveston quota is 80; Aus
tin 25 and Travis County 40; Waco 20
and McLennan County II, of which 81
are from district No. / and 81 from
district No. 2.
The quotas of various counties for
the 5000 white men are:
Anderson, 80: Angelina, so; Aran-
sas, S; Archer, 8 9;Armstrong, 10; Atlas
cosa, so; Austin, rs; Bandera, 16; Bas-
trop, As; Baylor. 40; Bee. 80: Bell No.
1, 70; Bell No. l, 85; Blanco, 20;
Bosque, so; Bowie, so; Brazos, 60;
Briscoe, 5; Brown, 90; BurIeson, rs;
Burnet, 40; Calhoun, Is; Caldwell, 80;
Cameron, Is; Camp, 80; Carson, 5;
Cass, 95; Castro, 2; Chambers, 8;
Cherokee, IS; Childress, so; Clay. 80;
Coleman, 80; Collin No. /, so; Collin
No. 2, 55;. Colorado, 80; Comal, 20;
Concho, Is; Cooke, 60; Coryell, 20;
Cottle, 4; Crockett, 8; Dallam, 20;
Deaf Smith, Is: Delta, 4; Denton, go;
Dewitt, 65; Dickens, TO- Dimmit, Q;
Donley, 30; Duval, 5; Eastland, 35;
Edwards, 5; Ellis No. /, 60; Ellis No.
2, Co. Falls, 20; Fannin, 95; Fayette,
80; Fisher, 10; Floyd. 8; Foard, 80:
Fort Bend, 10; Freestone, 40; Frio, Is;
Cara, 10; Gillespie, As; Glasscock, s;
Goliad, 40; Gonzales, rs; Gray, s;
Grayson No. l, 95; Grayson No. 3, 80;
Gregg, Is; Grimes, 80; Guadalupe, s;
Hale, so; Hall, 10; Hamilton, 10;
Hansford, 10; Hardeman, 40; Hardin,
25: Harrison, 55; Hartley, Q; Haskell,
Is; Hays, 30; Hemphill, 20; Hender-
son, 60; Hill No. L, rs: Hill No. 2, So;
Hood, 20; Hopkins, 75; Houston, so;
Howard, 10; Hunt No. 1, 65; Hunt No.
2, 25; Hutchinson, 2; Jack, 1; Jack
son, 30; Jasper, so; Jefferson No. 1,
120; Jefferson No. 2, 130; Jim Wells,
5; Johnson, 70; Jones, 20; Karnes,
20; Kaufman, 80; Kendall, 2; Kerr,
40; Kimble, 40. Kinney, Z; Knox, 8;
Lamar No. 1, 20; Lamar No 2, SIS;
Lamb, II; Lampasas, 20; LaSalle, 4;
Lavaca, 100; Lee, 35; Leon, 40; Liber-
ty, 80; Limestone, So; Lipscomb, 2;
Live Oak, Q; Llano, 20; Lubbock, 20;
Lynn, 20; Madison, 10; Marion, 10;
Martin, l. Mason, 20; Matagorda, so;
20; McLennan No. l, 80;
McLennan No. 2, SO; Medina, Is; Men,
ard, 6; Midland, 5; Milan, so; Mills,
3; Mitchell, Is; Montgomery, 40;
Moore, 1; Morris, 10; Motley, 25; Mac
ogdoches, 40; Navarro No. l, 10; Ma
varro No. 2, 55; Newton, 20; Nolan,
L.; Nueces, so; Ochiltree, 4; Oldham,
); Orange, 10; Palo Pinto, 10; Pamela,
so; Parker, 40: Palmer, 4; Pecos, 4;
Polk, 40; Potter, 40; Raines, 2; Ran
1all, 20; Real, 10; Reagan, 5; Red
River, so; Refugio, 10; Roberts, Il,