AUSTIN
Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 5
a city of Texas, the capi that dis of the State and the county seat of Trix relation co. It is on the Colorado River. on t disturInternational Great Northern. the M sour i, Kansas and Texas, and other ra connection roads. From the river it derives lar auroral sound power which is employed in manufacti low ing. Its industries include the manuf: ture of ofl, lumber, iron, flour, leath dischargetc. The city contains many hand so1 from a public buildings, including the Stz Capitol, the main buildings of the Sta University, the State Confederate Hox to the the State Asylum, ete. The Sta body, Capitol is a handsome building which certain situated in a square of 10 acres in whi lungs. are also the Supreme Court and ¢t French Treasury building..The Colorado Riv is spanned by two large bridges and t is the construction of a dam gives to the ci a beautiful stretch of water known | Lake McDonald. Austin was original arranging known as Waterloo. It was re-named and 1834 after Stephen 8 Austin, the famot pioneer of Texas. It was the capital. MAGNUS the Republic in 1839 and in 1872 w. made the capital of the State. Po his 1920, 34,876 Actio, being AUSTIN, ALFRED (1835-1913), En Ody ey: Poet-Laureate (1896): b. sce and (Yorks); ed. for the Bar, but devot. himself to journalism, and became lead writer for the Standard; made his fir saw appearance as a poet with The Seaso a Satire (1861), and since that date i ued many volumes of drama, na tive, and lyric verse. entirely Bath, where and Prejudice all North pub-
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