Memorial to the Texas Cowboy on Capitol Grounds in Austin
A bronze statue of a Texas cowboy on a broncho stands on the Capitol grounds in Austin, a gift from Madame Constance Whitney Warren of Paris. The piece honors the open range era and the Old Chisholm Trail, tracing the cowboy’s rise with cattle drives, the impact of fences and railroads, and the fading of the open range as civilization advanced. Governor Pat M Neff lauds the cowboy as fearless and fair, fighting in the open daylight.
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Texas Prairies
Constance Whitney Warren
Paris
France
Capitol
Austin
Texas
Texas Company
Texas Trail
Texas Panhandle
Plains
Pinto
The
Lone Prairie
Chisholm Trail
Capitol Grounds
Pat M. Neff
Statute of Texas Cowboy
Pollution of Texas Waters Declares Oil Threat to Health
An extended survey traces oil pollution in Texas waters to refineries and oil fields along the Gulf Coast. It notes serious impacts on fishing around Houston Ship Channel, coastal bays, and rivers, with economic losses and health risks cited by the Bureau of Mines and state authorities.
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Texas
National Coast Anti-Pollution League
Bureau of Mines
United States Congress
America
United States Senate
United States
Waer
Navasota
Mexia
Gulf Coast
Houston Ship Channel
City of
Houston
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Game Department
Galveston
Sylvan Beach
Three Mile
Ruth's Bay
San Jacinto Bay
Goose Creek
Lynchburg
Googe Creek
Qoumat
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Bernice M. Strawn
Chisholm
John Chisholm
San Antonio
New Braunfels
San Marcos
Waco
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
A. T. Jackson
Harris County