Anos Nessagi Message to Legislature on State Finances
The document outlines state prosperity with abundant crops, growing industries, and a surge in immigration. It details treasury balances from 1899 to 1901, projected revenues, and cautions against excess appropriations, urging careful budgeting and tax reforms to sustain public services and the permanent school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Jane
Public Service
Permanent School Fund
Permanent Fund
Comptroller
Treasury Department
General Land Office
Attorney General
Department of Agriculture, Insurance, Statistics and History
Commissioners Court
State Revenue Agent
University
Agricultural and Mechanical, College
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Prairie View Normal and Industrial
Southwestern
Abilene
Sayers
Huntsville
Brazos River
House of Correction and Reformatory
Texas
City Officers and Officials Listing in Directory
City officers include Mayor J 8 Mooring Marshal T P Boyett and Deputy RH Smith. Other posts list Secretary treasurer H G Rhodes City Sexton H Hi Jones Constable C L Baker Aldermen R G Tabor WS Howell M Parker Walter Wipprecht A J Buchanan Judge A G Board Clerk G W McMichael Attorney M Nagle Tax Collector J J Adams Tax Assessor R M Nall Sheriff TC Nunn Treasurer Jno M Lawrence District Clerk J W Batts Commissioners RJ Deens Lee Edge Dennis Ballard P H Arrington Schools Board Dr J W Howell President J Allen Myers Secretary W T James A M Rhodes G M Bandon J B Mike H C Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooring
T P Boyett
Smith
H G Rhodes
H Hi Jones
C L Baker
R G Tabor
WS Howell
M Parker
Walter Wipprecht
A J Buchanan
G Board
G W McMichael
M Nagle
J J Adams
R M Nall
TC Nunn
Jno M Lawrence
J W Batts
RJ Deens
Lee Edge
Dennis Ballard
P H Arrington
J W Howell
J Allen Myers
W T James
A M Rhodes
G M Bandon
J B Mike
H C Robinson
Diverse church services and fraternal lodge notes
Local notices list Baptist and Methodist services with Sunday school times, Episcopal and Catholic schedules, and church events. Also included are fraternal groups Brazos Camp W of W and several Masonic and other lodges with meeting nights and officers.
El Paso Carnival to Open Century with Four Day Jubilee
The progressive city of El Paso will mark the new century with a mid winter carnival from January 17 to 20, 1901. Highlights include a 25000 dollar electric pageant a 10000 dollar electric fountain a 5000 dollar Mount Franklin volcano eruption a grand civic military and trades review and a mammoth European and Oriental midway Also contests tournaments confetti battles and expert bull fights in Mexico. The Southern Pacific Sunset Route offers a low return fare from Texas stations with tickets selling January 14 15 and return by February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Mount Franklin
Mexico
Southern Pacific
Texas
S. F. B. Morse
L. J. Parks Paso
Frafm
G.P
T. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anos Nessagi
the General Revenue
City Directory
Baptist
Methodist
E L Shettles
Epworth League
Christian
Jewell Howard
Christian Endeavor
Christian Science
Old Baptist Church
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Herbert E Bowers
J D West
Free Communion Baptist
A M Stewart
St Joseph’s Catholic
Father Kolin
San Antonio
Father Guidice
Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill
J O Chance
M D Cole
A D McConnico
E J Fountain
Bryan
Brazos
J .£ Ettle
Joe B Reed
KOTM
J. H. Mawhiney
R K
National Aid
W W Griffin
C C Dulaney
Ivanhoe
Knight Templars
Jack Garrett
Fraternal Union of America
W H Walker
W L Houston
Austin
R A M
W E Saunders
H P
Brazos Lodge
AF & A
Tom A. Searcy
W M
D C DeMaret
K of P
Frank Clarke
C C
R&s
Vulcan
W B Roman
M W
W J Walker
Bryan Lodge
J A Myers
A J Platner
B. S. Read
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctor
Monroe Edge
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Allen Academy
Frisco
Mississippi
Missouri
America
Land OF Lead and Zinc
St. Louis
Ozarks
Ozark
Main Street
Dallas
Commerce St
B. E. Hawes
Bryan Marble Works
Attorney AT Law
Court House
W. G. Taliaferro
Robi
Armstrong
Armstrong & Nagle
Taliaferro & Armstrong
Lay
Taliaferro
Hori House Square
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