davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25

Anew O.LEANs DlRECT.-iHE CkONwrLi. LINZ
IN ~eanship kNICK KBOCKEk Will leave SATURDAY,
july ~ 1878 4. pier North River lnsur
apce rdseted a all per open policy
tn oils Of la dag TO Mobile ard prncipa
points Mississippi River For rei ht or pass'se ap
NV ~ (.l. Xxx A , A o6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25

A NEW wAREROOMs OF II. W. COLLENDbk 7&
~ Broadway. hctwecn Grac Church aud 'wtrts-Btt
lard Tables. AMI second nand In latest designs; test
goods aud lowest prices
MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TAIL 5. NkN
~ nd hand, reduced prices; Balls Cloths. Tips
Chalk, Cues, &c. WV. A. GRfFFiTu co, 40 Nesey 81
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

negro, after he WAS under arrest
He said IL was TRUE, and that
he ought to have killed iiim.
TIE reporter remarked that there was
considerable feeling among the people
concerning the matter. when Polaer
remarked that he wished they cold
hang min. During the uigbt, between
tea and Twelve, there was movement
iusnguFated to take the negro out and
hang him. Hearing of this,
sheriff Moon pat his men at
the JAIL on their watch 10 guard
against say attempt to take the
prisoner. Considerable feeling was
manifested, especially by our German
citizens, while general feelings OF gym
paihy and revenge prevailed. No at
tempt of the kind was made, however.
Some think the negro WAS guilty Of
The crime, while others think he III cant
to rob tue house. Uutii the matter
comes up before the courts the reporter
reirains from com meniing upon il.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

riod. The deceased courted her the
second time, when she again refused
him. Was engaged at tue time to the
defendant, aud was wearing a ring Of
his as token OF being engaged 10 him.
The counsel for the defense asked
IA r IL che knew that the de-
ceased was cognizant Of mes beiug
engaged 20 tHe defendant Here
sue witness, after besliatlng awhile,
answered tAat she dtd not Know, out
Judging from the actions OF the &c
ceased, thought he dad know OF the
engagement. she said ~ iaf a. she
knew the feelings Of defendant 10.
ward decreased we're friendly; he
never spoke disparagingly concerning
n,m. The feelings of deceased toward
defendant were no! good; he frequently
sposr unkiudly Of him to her. On
La particular occasion deceased tgia
her That defendant had said that the
witness had gone on a visit with her
mother and father to ~ae house Of de-
'"h-v'.s mother and that witness had
made the visit VITA u view Of seeing
deceased, and that he mad left the
1.t-" 60 hrep from seeing her. DE.
ceased told her lee Wa eaI..s 70 see the
1e'ruiaut about it, aud q lac .iIn't fix
% up ha would thrash ham. she
.Ia-sht the uHkiud words sp1ken by
Il syoH-ud OF deit UdanJ Wis caused by
hi- being jealous Of him. This an oc
CURED hut a -hoIt while pfrvious 20
ieoyastd's death. \ short while be-
tIre the billing Defendant, while on
witt 10 witness, told her chat he had
been Daily abused ~ the ueceased. !
said he could take "a pa Of t0e abuse, I
tut could not take that which related 1
.o bic family, sud appeared to be very
much affected by 1t. The counsel for 4
Doe defense asked her TO state what the /
character OF the abuse WA, " hen the .
prosecution objected, which objection /
'sss sustained 10y the court, when the I
= illness vacated the stand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
pea,., er I'd. !. Rry E.o


Saturday. at the hour Of 1l:30
O'Clock AM, III. l.. Ray, for q long
time citizen of Dallas and a practieine
attorney ut our bar, departed this life,
after lingering illness. Mr.. Ray has
been fully identified with our int rests
daring bis residence in our city, aud
in business and social relations 81
ways eondueted himself with fairness,
honesty and rropflesy.
Funeral services over his remains
viii take place to-day. at the Catholic
church, on Bryan street, at 9 PIN. The
Froce ssion viii leave his late residence,
Immediately east OF the fair grounds,
st pm. The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
B.rsInrs M wo,k

Sunday night some tiule Between
twelve O'Clock and day break al At.
tempt was made to enter The New York
clothing store, GA the corr er of Elm
and Austin streets. The burglars tried
to effect an entrance by boring holes
and saving through the back door. \
nam Der OF holes had been uaade at in
terval= with an sugeF, and tbs inter
seniug space had been partly sased
through why they did not enter is not
known yeg. Their work was nearly
complete, aud the slightest push of the
sawn door would have broken it in
giving them sn entrance, hut for some
reason they failed 70 do it, probably
being scared away by some pssser- by.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
\ Shame.

Yesterday evening, some one devoid
of either feeling or common sense.
made little negro bow, about five
years old, 90 Elm street, haastly drunk,
thinking, no doubt, that be was per-
petrating fee joke On the boy. The
little negro soon became so he could
not walk, and he laid down and cried
in his helplessnes=. Il was a piuml
sight TO those who witnessed t.. and
we are only sorry we could not iearn
the name of the person who did it.
The boys mother came after hjm and
bore him oif 10 her arms, he being
IN such Il drunken stuFof that he
looked as though he was desd Those
who saw the hoy biHsled that human
ity snouid be guilty OF sucli All act.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
WAS 1T RAPE?
bernard Roberts Jailed ON IA charge
ct Hspe.

BERNARD Roberts Jailed on charge
ut RsPe.
saturday night, about o'clock. the
news spread ike WiIdhre through the
city that negro mau named Bernard
Roberts bad ravished Mrs. Joe Polser,
who had the day before been confined,
giving birth 10 a child. The reporter
saw Officer Dickey, who hal arrested
and jailed the negro, and from him
learned that a little negro girl in ths
service OF Mr.. Polser stated that the
negro entered the kitchen where she
was standing, and after intefchsnging
n few words, asked her IL AIr Polser
was At home, when sue told him no.
lie then walled to the door lead.
ing into the sick chamber, and burst
ing IN the door, went aud laid down
on the bed with the sick woman. Soon
afterwards he LEFT the house.
The reporter repaired to the jail
where he learned the following from
the prisoner. He said that be ~ss 90
ing home, and having been ia the EN-
pioy of MI. Polser aud knowing his
wife was sick that he entered the
house through the kitchen, and after
talking 10 the girl awhile started 20 20
.nto the room when he stumbled and
fell against the door, bursting il open.
He stated that he walked around 90
the foot % the bed. and asked her how
che was getting along. She said toler.
aoly well! He talked awhile with her
and then left; going home had got Ia
bed when Ofli -er Diekey arrested and
Jailed him. Stated that re used TO
work for Mr. PJl4er. aud wa- nailed
out o. jail ~ him short tins siuse.
ue being IN char gel with the theft of
steer. gois& to Mr.. P,i-er's residence.
l1-t east ~ tt,s Rawl!ns hD:ei, ia Ear
Dallas, on Main street, lie was told
by him that al the tune OF the negro's
visit he WAS necessarily absent down
In the city aud on his return home
found his wife epeechless. The little
negro girl told him that Bernard Ro;,.
eTts had come into the kitchen where
she was and asked her IL he (Mr.
Polser) was at home. She told
him no when he either fell
against or bursted In the door lead
ing into his wife's room, and ACCT
dentaily or purposely fell or lied on
the bed. He stated that at that time,
twelve o'clock, his wife could not
speak word and that the physicians
who attened her since, thought 1. was
caused from fright. He could not
say whether or not the negro had
rsvished his wife. He had, when on
the bed, nearly killed the baby by
lying on It. He appeared to be
reluctant TO have much to say con.
corning the matter-saying he knew
nothing personally about 1t. The re-
porter asked him II II was true that
he had attempted to shoot the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
IN IRONS
dhs Murderer 81 Evans, In wise Conn.
~, and "a aoT~e Ibisf Captured Near
Waco, ia ironS. and An Route Tor
Decatur.

waco, in Iran-. and gu Route Tor
Decatur.
Friday night as the north bound train
drew ~ at the Union dcVu.. among
the passengers who a!lrh,sI was an
officer, having Ia chare. ,yo men.
heavily chained. They bound
together, and n they h0 lied under
guard of the officer, g.. rds the Sit
tiug-room Of the dep- ,s clsnk ny
OF their mauacies attire. the atteu-
ton OF all those about .ar train. The
reporter introduced himself 20 the Of
tcer, when he learned that uis name
was @ W. stevens, sheriff OF Wise
county, aud that the prisoners were
named John Curry aud Henry MeCau.
iey, charged respectively with horse
stealing aud murder, both crimes
being Cp.pm!ttei in Wise county. The
crime with which MrCauley stands
charged was committed in July, 1877.
aud may he renempsr=d by she read.
ers If Lac HERALD, a. an account Of
q was published la its columns At the
Time. McCaulsy and the murdered
man, whose name was Evans, were
J"urneying together from the Wichita
country to Eagle Ford in this county.
making Cbe trip with Evans wagon
aud horses. After driving tor some
distance they camped for the night
within tue line o, Wise county.
That night Evau- vas uur iered In
cold uiood Ivy the h5ud whom he had.
IN his honest, uEzuspeet,ug nature.
deemed his friend. After committing
5li- he,Ipus cri.na, hs with
GOODNESS In keeping with
biz Cold-bIooded nature, mounted the
wagon and drove away. The follow
ing day the body 81 The murdered man
was discovered, when the. officers
started in pursui, OF the villsin, aud
within the next few Gays held him n
captive. lie was placed IN the Wise
county jail for saf= keeping, but last
January he sueeeeded Ia making his
escape aud eIuiing the officers unt.l
his recent capture near Waco, few
dsy, ago.
lie has face true to his character.
though he bore himself with the ut
Wc,t rOOlues=.
Curry, for horse stealing, was cap
turei near the same place. They were
sprd away on the Has west bound
trniu 90 snswer TO the law for their
crimes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

CAPTURED.
a Deenty sheriff frass La saife Saan-
~, iilin"is, Captures a Mursierer
vs. naIed in thai Nonntl.


Friday Mr.. Wilbur, deputy sheriff
of La Sale county, Illinoia, landed in
this city, looking for young man
uamed George F. Soper, charged with
having committed a forgery in that
county for four thousand seven hun
bred dollars some time last May.
Having arrived here he learned from
private parties who had written to the
officials of that county concerning
SupeT's presence here that he hal the
day before left for Fort Worth. That
night the deputy ieft for that
place, spending the morning ia
fruitless search for his man.
In the evening, while he was
walking about with but faint
hopes of catching his man, he turned
the corner Of block Ct buildings,
when he stood face to face with a
murderer named Samuel McGui-e,
who has been wanted ia La Sale
county for crime committed in July,
1874. The officer Immediately COW
cred the man with his pistol, eli
fecting his arrest and hurrying
him oil for the tain which wac
about to leave for this city. II was
kidnapping him, As the deputy had no
papers for the arrest. They passed
through this city on the five O'Clock
train. McGuire, who appeared 10 be
IN good spirits, stated that he hid
spent very Pheasant time since his
flight, having doae New and Old
Mexico. becoming enthusiastic regard
lag the latter country, declaring that
it was boiling over with fuu aud plea
sure. MrGaire didn'I appear to know
that he WAS being kidHalprd, and, Ia
fact, looked upon his being caught rs
u capital Joke, saying he would come
ont ahead yet. The crime orig uated
IN a dispute about some land alta The
recording of u deed between hin aid
II man named Lindsey, whom MpGuire
threatened TO shout should lie 1t.
tenn 20 % have the deed recorded This
Lindsey did, aud 4 short time nfts!
wards, Mcclure meeting him, pistol
fight ensued, IN which the former was
killed. MeGuire succeeding in max,
lug his esctpe
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
4 n,rnnrrr nnnnla

Yesterday evening stranger in the
city reinsrhed that we had yer,
ed'nsly courthouse, bnt that the CON
ditinp Of the ysFd vas far frem being
IN i<eei ing WISH ne fulfilling Cnsttfe
abe repartotlai eye around he y a.
compelled to acknowledge the truth OF
the remark. a pateat gate stands on
one side 90 exhibition, while pieces oil
bricks, rocks and other rubbish Ii,
scattered over the ground. When
property cared FOR the grass grow.
beautifully here, and the yard should
receive the attention due II.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

Captain Pfslher, Ger tax collector,
while be has fss 8fahy discharged tife
duties Of MS ofliee, hAs been al tie
same time vsy seaient with the tax
payers. Takmg into consideration the
mar. times and the SCARCELY al money,
he gave ihs Delinquent taxpayers ten
days grace, which teruiaAted Satgr-
day Within that tios there were
enough paid 10 10 make hl,sl. as alioged
by law, fees amounting to even eight
hundred dollars, yet he never Charged
them anything for his labor. About
thirty five thousand dollar= - the
amount yet on the delinquent list,
such kindness and ieuieaey as this is
rarely met with in or Gat % Office.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
county sfuamees.

Collector Prather turned over to
Treasurer Cole, yesterday, the follow
ing SUMS !: Cash, 81, 735.97 county
scrip, SiI ,2e5.39, The coanty scrip
wa received 10y the collector in pay
meat OF the al valorem tax; The cash
Is 90 The credit Of the road, special In.
ieb'sdness, court house, contingent.
EHoT iaIa, and jail funds
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

THE HERALD begs leave to suggest
to the Stonewa!i Greys and Lamar
Rifles that on the day they have their
rifle mstch they also have a BASKET
picnic on the grounds. Longs lake Is
splendid spot for an affair OF this
kind, and the two comp anies might
issue invitations, asking proper persons
70 bring filled baAksts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16


At a meeting OF the members az the
/ bar anu officers OF the district eaurf,
held in the district court room. at len
O'clock, on Sunday, the Itth day o,
/ March, A. ID. 1873, john G'..Mef ,ov.
esq WISE ca! ed to the chair, and W,
A. dar1eod, esq, elected secretary.
The chairman in Il few pointed re,
marks ststeG lbs. onises OF She meeting
. to be 60 pay q tast tribute Of expect 10
the memory of the deceased brother,
lion. ii. l.. Ray, ? lea on motion a
committee on resolutions. consisting
OF the following gentiemer, WAS ap.
pointed: J. e Bigger, J J. God, y.
NJ. bnFford, II. Bar ksisie aud W. l..
Csbeli.
On motion II vas resolved that the
bar association meet AZ uaif-past eight
Aonflsy morning, March II, at which
hour the committee rs shove are ex-
peeted 10 report preamble and resolu-
lion.
On motion committee of three.
consisting OF Davhi w. Adams. Bar
nett tibbs aud George n. Aldredye.
was appointed TO procure carriages Ia
convey friends of the deceased from
his late residence 10 the Catholic
church. thence 10 his last resting
place, the ct-msteFy.
Ga motion ii WAS resolved that che
members OF the bar attend the funeral.
TO be held Sunday evening, at three
O'clock
Ga motion &c was resolved that the
chair appoint committee of the bar
TO meet u, the late residenee of the de-
parted brother and escort the remains
to the church aud thence To the GENE
terry, acting IA pail bearers.
The chair aPpointe'i on said com
mittee " l.. Csbsll. H Barksdale, II
hesrby, j. NJ. M:Coy, J. J. Good and
&. b Wellborn.
Ga motion the chair was added To
the list of pail bearers.
The association then adjourned 10
meet al halfpast eight O'Clock Mons
day morning, March II, 1873.
J. e. MCCOY, Chairman
W. A, HARDWOOD, Secretary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

The police should see to ii TIA, Zee
drivers ~ express wagons cease Iiiejr
reckless 'sriSing. The FeForter sg~ a
little girl barely escape beiug rnu oxer
yesterday ty one OF these jehus. There
IS iaw seaafst Il and it should be
strictly enforee.l
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

Joe di.tric, eous, room was Allied
.fl people Monday, eager to hear
''. .'s.uuony Of the witnesses "a the
'a-a ~ tbo state against Hawpe, ebsrg-
VIA thc killing Of Ab. Miller. When
"r young lady, Mas ElvinA Cation,
..giuin2 whom tile quarrel origin.
seed. came forward and took the stand
we crowd pressed forward to catch
''Fh word as It fell from her lips. TAX.
'.s lhe chair, she testified with great
'..'He-l and ia a fair, straightforward
manner apparently impartial In her
''A''nents. In answer TO the question
pi' 10 her asking II she was acquainted
Win The defendant aud deceased, she
answered yes. She stated that prior
10 Tie Killing both OF them
Nef1 paying her eoort; that the
&c ased had proposed IN arriaxe to her
end she had rsjeeted him. After the
fsiusal bis visits were less freauent
WAN befpre. The defendant was pay.
cog her attentions during the same pe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16


;'s1se, W. NJ MELON. a. t,sl..r.,-s .1rss.,,,
- roxy eDd IN - rroxsss. 49, 4 sr,s+ -
~ ssie . te4d-r, tNst slid rn4z -, F-r.
.-'n ., e2praVed by nnslssify % itr
th-t:as proces,.ia ass o. s4ii ,.,sgt ff Ga.
.f5.pss - s'tt intci * .. I7r a. ii-ey s.i.t.-f
a y able o. either ~ them tgsri. srfif .rli
To- tRl toe mote f2f isf. - q f-.rfa .
Zoe esne - hundrs-i 400 siE dsasn- zad
- atS 1--we eeuts % AlhNan -ef Csl-tsr -
gh.t ~ a ea.ri u1nciiur o. 'hs fra-.. -.
sL-ecioi, O. -sln rasisCld s.,ini -sry sf s...
c1ics % said o,sss F-nV, o. tsa rsH- ~ ms
$50, ils fu-i ms Fsoete tIngs were bal.
-ibEF4UE.f
hihLAs s~n NgyaIr. ltNEt Il..snCs
t-.iil- sud Wichita ratIf1aI ems. .lIt -,
~ sh-iT OF ". az ~ rlt1 ~ lIss On tra
s,i'i . jil!s. 80. n r. Ne. i...sai I. q
T-y =. N Hammond. ~ H. ...i.r.l b.
Eif'fy. sud A. Jald-E b. rrslr. Ee--.T
=. : - tat'ei!. ). A. bu i-t. -n1 y y guta-
., mates i.si rlsstHx resi- slif approved
49, 90. e HaHi thai f'iIlCnt.s TIE an
p AfH r0i1ri % the sNef.iItIg. ar4f uI.fI.-. r.
deie. .-,i lil' next uie-iinr Adopted
&c t,ti1 wins E'pazt sac tilcI. rcd.
-, = ~ .i-uE e Ea-cafI 10
oa'd-r. .. A. suilou- ktsauf ". q. ts,i.-ir
I. $50 i'.el 81 written a-tiea 60 tU- f,..-f5'..
..'@ 80 IN Is - rE~itsI.t, Esth -ls.fi.i
r. = - Z" at al me m-rtirf
ST Fious rep1Et OF the ey-tatfpt commit
trt - '-NiEed snd crsu rIHfssi i.rs e s.5.r.fi
ai4' tH"iWuEn ~ Am -fl.t .,lfI 81 -es.Bltfs n -
s'1lIr4erH 800
20 icu1Wtns claims vCre ausit-f.
~ a calder, 10 ts,H meats made ~
p, a."t H"Ns 'ci ~ him . ito u4tlas u-f
"Irf'ia railway company. from Jan.. ia
l,l4 - juue i-i. *s5. Use sum ~ az tEog
~ 40 hastIsd ana hf, y.-ia dot a. ans
mrs six cent .E.1+ 49,
Ar'"uut ~ .. NJ Hcga.- F-.f .-r,a4.. .
aoiHfT 41 tssiHg krSuuss IesI .uarsf 81 ii. d
..i 90 ''' ''"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
rur u,RER CASE.
81 ..rHur utEs'd on Trisi for the
..urt.. 81 q q uttrr

.. .HH ,sul.ys The last of
..... .. occurred SO aiE O'Clock,
...... ....u, ar,s satisfactorily
....9. aur..isr- when
..r...I. Tn. .,,,.t,
... .... r.sH t.r Indictment
..... ... r-aut Jury. ,narrirg ".
...... .... having taken the In.
g.. .... I.. rri.rr.r too,
........ .u.. ...gIs.. u.itl.,,, 8,
. ... ..4r.f,-risy uule ,r,n.
....... ..f- eve Intensely fixed
....... ...r......f,. ,,..,.,,..,. 80.
...... ar4t 5r.rr.5 O..
......... -...tf.tr..r,t..,..
.. ..- .., ......., o.,
........ ... d., ....r
.... ..-..,.. ,.-.'.
......
... ........ D.. 80,
.... ..... ...........
....... ....... ,.t....,,'-
.r..... r.......,....
.... ...... ... .t...,s.......,
.......t ,...
....................... mn.
....... ... ,..r...... 80.
........ ..-.rt..r ...r.s.-.,.... ~.
.. .....,...r ...,-.....,.,-
.-....I....,........ -.
........ ... ........,.
........ ......................'
.. ........ .,.....f... .-,.-.',
....... ..,..-.-,I'. ~.
.... .,..- .. w.. ,''. Jury
........ '....
....,......-..
.......................'.' - '.''''
...,..i t., - ~ s'
.'''.s' ''' ne was
...... .. ,. l... -, ''''
. .... ','y
'''''' ~. IL u
.... '''' '''
|.I "u any such 1
'''.' ''.' ne "ouid .
' gu tue cry I
''..''s 'o 'h'ir .
any .
'.'' r.. -. .
arose .
100" ." lHe .
'' t't.'' lhey F.
'.' '''l' we're .
.' .''s' '''' o. .
''.'.'' Only sueh .
articles or l--''-
.'''.' '''' "'''''
...' .'..' 'A.' Fl''N
" ''i..'''
' '".S /.
'' " ''''--'- IN the
......', % .''''h ''.'7
IT'D ''
... '.'''' are
'''' '1'heo
t.. ..Hr.e 30 Tire II,vr, case
Opp. .... saturday morning. There
....... Interest f.lt in the result
a......... .. the ruu.i,. and when
"... v.r. .p-ued. the court room
"..-... ...H ~ d crowd ofesgpr
.... ,...- ass t1u4 10 hear every word
". .N. ..a Imuuy. Duuag the day, the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

The Nj Feh nilins the oerrulent
mans hat from his bead ard ,suta,
lies him in his efforts to chose IL down
10y keeping it jus: ahead IF him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

The Detroit Fcsa fsssS says "a RljitIon
5000 Universal AIinnnscs }ns; pubiished
b. tha extensive seed hcpss pi ~. NJ Ferry
& Co, o, our cliy, The ARA are nos. publish
ing tor gratuitous cisiriha.lsu al carlton of
loo.e,o Seed Animals TsUir former }s,lliica-
ions have been uusurpas 81, i,u. tile rrr.
ent one promises 10 exec! e.. of5e.s u at!.-
lty aud general excellence. Il VIII be IL ttied
Tree - al applicants.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
r. l. MAgSATA9
} l., WILLIAMS,
VIC COMMON,
l.

The above named gentlemen were
declared daIy srd censtitutionsIly
elected AS the directory of the North
Texas Fnir association for ole year by
the president, and the meeting ad-
jaurued.
o. n. INK, President.
J. b. HEaEFosD. Secretary
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

OsFicE or THg
pArI,s asD WIcHtrA RAILWAY Co,


DhILts AsD WICHITA RAILWAY Co.
Dallas, Texas uae 9Th, is5s.
One dag after date. for Sside received. the
Dsiiss aaa W iei tn rsll isad esirast uI,y prom
Use tn rey AieEsndof ral.lssTur isrsif,.r .stqit-
teen theCsa'.d tGo h1uffsd aad AZ au.t
thirty nse one-i,sssseiss ms doilsrs.
By ose.er ~ tha beard Of diF.ctars.
< $500 r Z srs.oSp SAL y SA,LDER
Mset,ng Raiosrnea I'll Saturday, June
ssth. at o'cl,isl< p. m.
II. HAMMOND, Secretary.
June 25ta, is75
j. ~. CALDER, President
That At Q Stockholders s..esslug OF TIE
bailas aud Stcniiss rgtirlsed cor paa,- held
~ iAsir pj1iea' 10 the CRY q Dailss- on the
- g ny OF iitnnary, iS7s, ssslrgi= other thing
s;oisei rms by lava were Eev.sesi ana amend
tae soifowfnx:.
! Ar ies@ >, section 2 Directors may give
the : Proxy to SHy owner Of ten RI. sres Of
stock, subject 10 ire sppgov 81 OF q Taa;uriiS
.. tfEe hoArts 81 sIiEscfe.rs.
-eetfon T. 10 proxy viii ne recornszed
unless IN writing End under seal, srfs siuly
sptSenstctsisc by n frersr ON cor.
THAT Ht said meeting OF June stu 1875,
there were preseut, fpc,udins; the ssid l.
". Calder only essts directors, and two Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

Fnfs and lf fii.s- z4-iul q are. 3tu.s,l s,.
tles. ssi. -rHs 81 i'4tt Up eHpLlai ssues 81 -g.
4ia!liss nu Mfcistz ra4lr,i.,H e. sr,5,g,.s h
aNS frf iFff. - tFlc th4 lussI r4s a.. at j v.
t'tf1,f- lr iEise % pay nat tlili-t4, o. t-
tias4- t,-f ssls. eEfsr o. -Etg a.-a1. -t... 80
sst't.-aee GetHei"nt alr Bey g., e,aks'.-. AN
tf''5tit- tiff e11aptnN may oat fsnga "a
haasi lv DOS Il Jlu e7sinca- g-ir.-s los. IN
t.ir to i-t'.rii Fss - rurfJu Ia "a L. 'a+ -
- siiea 90 N a.-t=. a.. lagt r. SD - laa-s g
20 s-i'3 y'5sa s5al.y ava g. Is .y-le- tH-f,..
Ai'N - is' tiszF fgbr is.ssi he, sgtFtfraf frr..
eNi, -, money 50 PAID and a sv8uue,l I. 81
IsluLtied 10 me rs ucntsrl til.- -4fi g..fut-.r.,
btff tHa inlsls "a aaad not utl=syg.ta IL.
pyo5ft-t-c.
sasu-d AI.EG-i SOS CALDER
bf iii EEt 's CALDEz.