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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
CAPITAL, S1,OOO,OOOl
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP
". ". BERRY, Pres't. VIZ. A.EEBB, see
JSO. PORTERFIELD, Tiee-President.
DIRECTORS.

THIS WELL-KNOWN COMPANY COR
Il tinues TO insure property against loss OF dam
age by fire. It's usefulness and willingness Z
meet its engagements have been shown BY the
Davmeut Of over
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
THE TWENTY.SE

Extensive Preparations for the Great
birthday CeIebratiOn-NOT Trouble in
Getting the Necessary Funds-Rais-
ing a Choir for the OecRsIOn-AbOut
Decorating wagons Another Cfti-
IONS FFeefiua- Last Night
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knights .,Temnlnr.

Sir Knight Ed. q. Bower, of this
city, was elected and installed grand
commander of the grand commandery
of knights Tcmplar of the state OF
Texas, at the late annual convocation
held at Houston. This is compliment
not only to Dallas, but to Sir Knight
Bower, who is the youngest eminent
commander in the United States. We
congratulate him upon his election.
The following are the officers as
elected:
Sir Knight e. G. Bower, r. L. G. G.;
L. e. Oppenheimer, of Calvert, Y. T..
d. G.. G.; d. r. Gur!ey, of Waco, Il. g.
g.; III. J. Hunter, Of Palestine, Il. &.
G. g.; Henry Scherilinens, of Houston,
G. S. W.; II. B. Stoddard, of Bryan,
q. J. W.; Robert Brewster, of Houston,
G. r.; r. A. Bolts, of Houston, q. r.;
j. w. Hannig, of Austin, G. $. b.; r.
S. Wood, of Galveston, q. S. b.; W..
c. Young, of Dallas, Grand W.; J. G..
Stafford, of Galveston, G. f.; A. W..
Spencer, of Houston, G.. G. of e..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13
City Directory.

BY the courtesy of the publishers,
Messrs. Butterfield Il Rundlett, we
have been permitted to examine some
of the advance sheets of directory OF
the city of Dallas, now in course OF
publication by them. The pages be-
fore us, embracing some sixty-four,
are all taken up with biographical
notes of some of our oldest citizens and
leading business men of to-day, in
Guiding brief history of the city from
its settlement in November, lS41, to
the present time, a list Of city and
county officers, societies, public insti-
tutions, etc., and has for frontise-
piece faithful Autograph likeness OF
our venerable friend and old citizen,
Colonel John G. Mccoy. The work is
gotten up in handsome style, both as
to quality of the paper and mechanic
cal execution; will contain about two
hundred and fifty pages, and reflects
credit upon the publishers. 1t will be
ready for delivery in about two or
three weeks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13
For Huutsyille,

Major James +. Barley, sheriff OF
this county, left last night for Hunts
vile with the following prisoners, sem
fenced to the penitentiary at the last
term OF the criminal district court :
William Hill, white, five years, theft ;
James II. Davis, colored, life, murder;
Governor Davis, colored, two years,
theft; James Osborn, colored, five
years, rape.
The following gentlemen accompa.
MED the sheriff. acting as guards to the
prisoners, viz: Captain w. II. CASTOR,
Colonel Eblin and Perry Bowser, Esq.
After delivering the prisoners at the
penitentiary, Major Barley will pro.
ceed to Galveston and be present at
the celebration of Mardi Gras on the
9th
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ever, that there ae few places N M
sl,e which has M much aioettuf mt
sical and dramatic talent aa Dalla-
one ~ the hest ~ the modern English
school NJ plays, "Caste," has already
been given by the 5alvlni dramatic
cIub, and now martha" one ~ the
sweetest and most popular Of the Ger
man operas, Inns also been presented
successfully. II will thus be seen that
while we are pr, jectlugrailways, build
ing blocks Of brick buildings, and lay
Ing the foundation for a big extension
OF our trade, and the security Of future
population and wealth, We have time
To cultivate art, and keep up with the
rest Of the civilized world In the mat
ter OF music aud the drama
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W EEKLY HERALD
aAr0nDAY. rvnn,AnY ~, is1S.


From NnluihnFH bhllN h'fNldd
We understand that M@sis. Gnsion
n Thomas, bankers, on the north side
Of the square, viii soon rent their
banking house IN the most modern
style.
The First National bank Of this city
has declared dividend Of ten per
cent OH its capital stock Of one hun
bred thousand dollars, and carried one
per cent to its surplus fund out OF It's
earnings for the past six months.
Cmur de Liou lodge knights o. Pyth-
las, Ia adding 81 weekly,
aud its HnuIt,- ..!.' 'ne inahnge-
ment Of TINT lumpcied insurance
flower, Leigh, are in most flourish
ing condition. Its chancellor com
manJer, Thomas NJ. Miers, is having a
gay time among the scenes OF his Guild
hood, sway down in old Tennesse " 1t
is II mistake, however, about his run
ming against Andy Johnson for sena-
tor.
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From Fridays Daily Herald.l

Hides and cotton were visible on
Elm street yesterday.
Work on the new race track of the
Blooded Stock association is about to
commence. ~
There is enough cotton moving TO
make things look business like around
the depot.
The compress company now handle
cotton and store agricultural ma
chinery also. A good idea.
The necessity for new jail is gener-
ally admitted by all who have investi-
gated the condition Of the prisoners
in the present one.
Send your friends in the ''states' a
copy of The WEEKLY HERALD Isl SO
per annum), that they may zee how
you are growing up with the country.
REMEMBER that you cannot always
have chance or securing fortune for
one dollar. Those wishing to invest
could not do better than to try q ticket
In the Texas Gift Concert association,
which gives away fifty thousand dollars
for one dollar, or many other valuable
prizes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13
mineral Remedies superseded.

All except those who refuse to be convinced
by the most positive proof, admit the infin-
lite superiority of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers to the mineral remedies which 1t has to
a very great extent superseded, and which,
1t isto be hoped. for the sake of the human
stomach, may eventually be abandoned al
together. These bitters are a most potent
corrective of disorders Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys. Habitual constipation, dys-
pepsia, bowel complaints, and the numerous
and changeful symptoms which indicate In
ternal weakness or disease, are in every in
stance not only relieved, but cured, by per-
sistent and systematic use of this sovereign
remedy. Intermitte MT and bilious remittent
fevers may be surely prevented by daily
use Of this powerful but pleasant ano mild
tonic. Physical vigor is the best armor in
which to encounter disease. Secure 1t by re.
course to the bitters.
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from sundays Daily Herald. /

John Kerr, Esq, president first ma
tional bank, and lady, are going to
Galveston to Mardi Gras, and to take IA
holiday. He has earned IL.
]. ID. Kerfoot & Co., general insur-
ance agents, write fire policies in some
Of the very best insurance companies
in the country We've been insured
with them for the past five years, and
have never lost cent by fire in that
time Office in the court house.
Captain G. p. Henry, of Nashville,
Tennessee, who :" wore the grey" in
days of yore, is in town looking at US
wild Texans.
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Jeifefao6, ifehAHfw, NJ NJ fWnkllhi
eharisi0 Ilev, Jcnna j6iihsob'
The following gentlemen we're np'
pointed a committee IN RESOLUTIONS,
with Instructions 10 repoft ri the after
noon aessloni J.. ~. Tint, JoDa- john
son, =. 4. Record, Vie. HelDliardt, w.
y. Lender, w. 4. Coleman, \, T. IIar'
rlson, A. q. Allen aud j. ID. Carter.
The convention then adjourned until
3 o'clock =. NJ.
AfTEREOoH SESSION.
The convention assembled ut three
o'clock y. IN, the president In the
chair, and was opened by prayer by
the chaplain.
The Journal Of the morning session
was read and adopted.
The committee oil resolutions re-
ported series Of resolution, which, OIL
motion, were considered seriatim.
The two first resolutions were
adopted.
The third resolution, in favor of the
formation of political party, elected
considerable opposition, and the whole
session was consu ned IN discussing 1t.
Finally, an amendment to strike out
the word "party" was defeated, when
the convention adjourned to meet this
morning at nine o'clock.
We are requested to say that the
public are invited to attend the sessions
of the convention.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

Though it requires but two teaspoon
ftlls of DIR. Prices cream baking pow
der to produce better bread, biscuits
cakes, etc., than three teaspoonfuls Of
any other, it is not necessary to eau
ton the public, as do makers of the
rank, common kinds, to use no more
for fear Of exposure and injury. The
purity of DIR. Prices powder admits Of
twice the quantity or more being used
with perfect safety, and without detri-
ment to the articles prepared. House.
holds where true economy Is studied
will use DR.. Prices cream baking pow
der and also his true extracts, lemon,
vanilla, etc., for they are truly excel
lent, pure and unadulterated. Baking
powder sold in bulk for DR.. Price is an
imposition, as DR.. Prices is only sold
in cans.
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OfgauIxeh.

The Dallas board Of fire underwriters,
Organized some days since and
elected tho following officers for the
present year: J. ID. Kerfoot, presi-
dent; J. b. Scruegs, vice president; J.
j. Cnrnes, secretary.
THESE gentlemen are practical insu-
rance men, who are prepared to agree
upon liberal rates and write policies fof
any amount In first class companies.
Any organization which tends to sys-
temise any department of business Is
desirable. 1t promotes all Intelligent
and prompt transaction OF everything,
and tends to secure better ana more
satisfactory settlements.
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a word or Adv,ce 20 Traveler..

ifN Ni
The Missouri, Kansas and Texat railway
has become so well known to the people Of
Texas, as one OF the finest and most com.
Portable roads on the continent to travel on,
that IL seems almost unnecessary that we
should say ought in its praise. Yet we can
not ever get back from TRIP over this line
without saying something in praise of the
management, who always seem TO be striv-
ing to make their patrons comfortable while
travelling over their road. The track is al
ways in the best possible condition, and
trains are at all times run nj uniform speed.
Pulimans Finest Drawing Room Sleeping
cars accompany all through passenger trains,
and IL you are going north or east, by max
ing your wants known. you can 60 either via
Hannibal or st. Louis. And. for kansas
City, Denver, California or amy Of north
western states or territories. 1t is much the
best route we have from Texas. Their din
Ing statiops aud honrs for meals are all that
traveller could wish for, and In fact there
seems 20 be nothing left undone to render q
trip over this line pleasant. e,-r 2s5du
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

AN extract from private letter from
Salt Lake City attributes the frightful
avalnnches in the Little Cottonwood
last week to the constant cutting OF
timber upon the mountain sides. The
trees served at once as asupport to the
snow and a burrier to the wind. Being
removed, free sweep is left the storms,
and tremendous drifts accumulate,
growing larger and heavier until the
moment finally comes when, OF their
own weight, they break loose aud shoot
with terrific force down the incli ed
plains below The avalanche Is new
aud most unweleome feature in Amer
ica- 1t lies with the people of the
mountain country to say whether ii
shall he permanent feature or not
fcllicago fnter-Ocean.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

A LARGE delegation of gentlemen
who are coming from the middle
southern states to prospect in Texas,
may shortly be expected to arrive in
this state. There are about three hum
bred in the party, and General J. B.
Robertson, our indefatigable commits
sioner of emigration, has gone to New
\ Fleans to meet them. Galveston is
preparing TO receive them, and Dallas
should appoint committee to meet
them in that city, and invite them to
visit Dallas ago. lB'aass
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

Strumous or scrOfulous affections are
the curse, the blight, the potato rot Of
mankind. They are vile aud filthy as
well as fatal. They arise from con-
tamination and impurity of the blood,
and are to be seen all around us every
where. One quarter of all we meet are
tainted with them, aud one quarter of
these die Of them die foolishly too,
because they are curabie. Ayers Sar-
saparilla cleanses the scrofulous cor
ruption from the blood, renders 1t pure
and healthy, and effectually expur-
gates the foul contamination from the
system. No longer groin under your
scrofulous disorders since the learned
Aver has provided his mastery combi-
nation of curative virtues that he calls
Sarsaparilla. Il Montgomery ALA Adj
vertiser.
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Business OF the Dallas psstonlce.

For the four weeks ending on Sunday,
the 18th inst, there was deposited in
the Dallas postoffice and mailed there
from, III aggregate of fOrty-two thou
sand eight hundred aud thirty pieces
of mail matter, weighing one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty-four
pounds seven ounces. OF this amount,
thirty-four thousand three hundred
and eleven pieces were letters, weigh
ing six hundred and ten pounds four
ounces. From these figures it is safe to
estimate that, counting letters received
and dispatched, and also those received
for separation on stage and horseback
routes, over one hundred thousand
letters We're handled at this
Office during the four weeks. In addi-
ton to this. there passed through the
office in the same time, seven hundred
and ninety-six registered packages,
and five hundred and twenty-nine
money orders were issued, aud four
hundred and six advices of money or
ders received.
These figures will give our readers
some little idea ofthe immense amount
of work that isperformed in the Dallas
postofiice, and the huge proportions it
has grown to, comparatively, In the
last five years. While one man does
the whole postal business of the Office
at the reno~ ned ~ II lily III Heights"
it takes six til. gnI, efficient clerks,
working from . a. ". to ~, and some
times u at night, to keep up the work
of the Dallas office. and we take occa-
sion here to repeat what we have herr
t0fore said, that no where in the south
will he found an office doing the busl-
ness ours does, that is kept up SO sys-
tematically, and where business Is so
promptly transacted. The efficient
postmaster and his accomplished as
sistants deserve this need of praise,
and it'gives US infinite pleasure to ac-
cord il. .,4
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emperor N China riley aiso iofn
out eiiolce, sweet white mead, iIiot's
saud ioayes per day. ~ say nothing ~
cakes of every description, from n four
slory wedding tikc, with Don cupid
on the topmost pinnaclc, To n elugcr
or cup cake. iiousckecpefs, brides exc
peciant, brides In your honeymoon,
visit Odell a Co., aud see II we have
told you O fairy tale,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

The ladies and gentlemen who per-
formed martha" TO a crowded house,
for the FIRST time last Monday, have
consente. to repeat the performance
at the request Of a number OF their
friends, so another opportunity will I've
offered those who were unable to at
tend to hear this pleasing opera. Due
notice will be given of the day fixed
for the repetition Of Il. H
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13
Our Manufactures.

Dallas should be, and we, believe
eventually will be, a great manufac-
turing center. In manufactures, nfter
agriculture, is found the true source of
a nations wealth. We raise cotton,
sell and ship it north, and afterwards
buy the fieecy monarch buck strangely
and at the same time familiarly met
amorphised by the busy looms of New
England. We raise hogs and yet only
yesterday might be seen thousands Of
pounds of bacon on Elm street, from
Chicago, st. Louis and even Milwaukee.
Texas flour is admitted to he equal to
Plants epicureanNor Fagan's four aces.
Yet, the mighty west, gorged with
cereals to OVERLOOKING, must furnish us
the wherewithal to make the staff of
life, and pour her surplus Of flour into
the lap OF Texas.
A step in the right direction has
been taken by Odell & Co. who in a
very quiet and massumiug manner
have laid the foundation of what we
trust will shortly he - large and lurm-
tive business. Our visit to their neat
and well arranged
BAKERY AND CRACKER MANDATORY
was well repaid. Under the guidance
of their courteous foreman, Mr.. Beck,
who can almost turn barrel Of Texas
flour into cream crackers by looking a,
it, we examined the establishment OF
Bfessrs. Odelf q Co. late 0dell Iiros.
The process OF
CRAcRER MAKING
Is ingenious and at the same time sim
pie. The doueh, after kneaded to the
proper consistency, is placed in what
is called brake. and passed between
two rollers whi,-h w The turning OF
two screws. roll i T. srv Thickness re-
odired. Ii & ii i.sred to the
crarker nael.i' 2 a. ,ar, where the
sheets are psfiVrs:. ID. p~i9 theproper
dimensions, aud then placed IN the
oven. Messrs. OsieIi & Go. make sugar,
cream, butter, soda, milk, ginge water.
IN sbort, every kind OF crackers, en-
eept IRE crscsefs, end for tboss they
lsvssePscial esstFses VIII ~ aew
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The State Temperance Convention


assembled at the Methodist church,
corner Commerce and Elm streets,
yesterday morning at II o'clock. and
was organized temporarily by the Sc
lection or Prof. w. II. Scales as presi.
dent, aud W. Y. Leader, Esq, Of the
Jefferson Leader, as secretary.
The convention decided to admit all
persons in favor Of prohibition as men,
bers Of the eonvention.
On notion committee was ap'
pointed on permanent Organization,
who subsequently reported the follow
ing names, which were unanimously
chosen:
PYssfdeot, Prof w. II. 5cales, Of
psllng pewst.r3A Via RsishardA n
pulroRpIr>nR ~ ". Y. Ies>rs =
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Attention, Gra,,gers !
CEDAR Hill. GRANGE,
-

CEDAR Hill. GRANGE
February 4, 1875.
The patrons of hushandry of Dallas,
Ellis and 1'arrant counties are respect
fully solicited to attend a meeting ut
Cedar Hill on Saturday, February Goth,
at l01clock a. NJ ulr 10 devise
ways aud means tu' o,'i 10 establish q
district grange agency, the same to be
Organized OH Il erniahent basis, ana
controlled hy Tie various oranges OF the
counties above mentioned. 1t is hoped
that subject of such vital inter
est will be carefully weighed. aud
thoroughly digested by all patrons
previous to the day of meeting.
FraternaIly, yours,
II. f. HASWELL, Master.
10. H. STEWART, Secretary.
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From Thursdays Daily Herald.l
The Next Opera.

The success of Martha was so great
and 80 flattering to the taste, energy
and musical culture of those who per-
formed II, and their effort met with
such appreciation, that Is has been de-
termined to put in rehearsal immedi
ately. Verdi's grand opera of " II Trov-
at0re." The cast will be n fine one,
aud will include additional amateur
talent of high order. Having eclipsed
Galveston, Houston and San Antoine,
we rest OH our laurels.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

Captain "A. HARDWOOD, clerk OF the
district court, has been presented with
a handsome gold headed cane, upon
which is ineribed his name with the
date December %, 1874, from w. o.
Reeves, II. ID. Rawlins and p. M.
Brown, " no are his deputies, "A fitting
tribute to personal worth and official
efficiency,
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DIR. TUFTS
vEGETAAID
PILLS,

A mild aperient and gentle purge
tive, recommended for the cure Of all de.
rangements of the stomach ,liveriand bowels,
By their timely use much sickness is pro-
vented. The testiof many years have prov.
en- them to be the safest, surest and best of
all the pills ever offered to the public. They
purify the blood, remove all corrupiions and
restore the diseased system TO perfect health.
Az an AntidOte 10 ChilIs and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspepsia they are
a Specific. For Sick Headache and Bill
ious Collie they are assure cure. Fo" Cen.
stipatiOn, Rheumatism, Piles, Paipfta-
ton of the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and LOins, Nervousness, a positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without a rival. When one does not "feel
very well, o. single dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, and
imparts vigor to the system. Sold every
where. Office. Is Murray street. New York.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

GBoRss HowaRD, the Philadelphia
boy who was kidnapped four years ago
there. has been found with . farmer on
Ridge prairie. g. ClAis coonty, Illinois,
- rsssersd " ~ f1Ahsr sAss veg
|spsn11sl neseet
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of the power vested in me as
trustee in a certain deed Of trust, made and
executed by q. NJ. swink, president OF the
Real Estate, Building and savings associa.
tioIt of Dallas, Texas, dated on the 9Th day OF
July, 1874, which appears of record in book
A A, pages o. and 81 OF Dallas county records
Of deeds, bonds, etc, in order TO secure the
pay menf Of a certain promissnry note In said
deed Of trust drrcrs he'd, and in compliance
with the request of the legal owner Of said
note I will sell tor current funds, IN hanu.
20 the highest BIDDER, at the door of the court
house, in Dallas, Texas, on saturday, the
9th instant, the following described proper
ty, to-wlt: is.T. - go. -
nnted aud described on the original map OF
the town IF Dallas, together with all and
1 singular the rights, numbers and appurten-
ancts thereon belone Ing. tHl
Such Ute as is suthnrixed by my said au-
! thority VIII he made TO purchaser;
Dallas. February 4, 1876. Trustee.
rfWfW .a'tf
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Advice.

For information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, write TO COLLINS q Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free. lSwSm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

Thosouehbred abort horn cattle, trottirs
hors-s. Cotsrold SHEEP, Berkshire hogs and
Hue Grass Nd for ssle BY r. NJ 0aDo
Omos hour. froLn . 10 q 4. n, Mondays and
80 sasra, Matn g>resl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-13

go acres excellent ycairie lsra. Y miles
south Of Dallas, miles wtsi ~ Huicblns
station an Texas Central RAILROAD, W miles
north Of Lancaster. l. part Of y NJ. Aiilers
headlight. All NIL Improved. Price, sle per
acre. Apply TO q. A. Svesti, on the sdloin-
Inc n nm. or All rrss X. A. DAVIS.
isw3w waxsharhie. Eliis couT ~. Texas
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THE STATE or TExAs-To all persons
interested in the enardisssship 81 the estste
~ the hef-s of X. A. Coofnbrs: n. n. hrad-
ford- ruardinr,. hiss fitri In the district court
81 I,ailss counfy his finsl exhibit q the con-
dif5on Of sail estate, which viii BE- b@are IN
The expiration Thirty days from the date
~ this notice, At the conrt house Thereof, in
| The city Of Dallas. a. which time sil persons
interested in said guardIrnEhtp may hprrnr
Witness, A. Hsr~ool. clerk % The dstret
eourf Of Dallas county.
Given under nay hand and al o. sAsa
ecsrt, seis >sh asy q ySSsfefS*oob. Ca.