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BE II ordained by the City Council of I
City of Dallas:

BE Il ordained by the City Council of the
City of Dallas;
Section !. That IL shall be the duty OF the
City Engineer, in connection with the
Health OmCer, ana they are hereby required
Immediately TO establish, outside of the city
limits, as they may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighbog-
hoou, pIhce OF deposit, where all filth, dead
carcHssts, nnd all manner of putrid or un-
c'ean matter that might jeopmdiZe the
health ofth public shall he carried. LEFT and
buried That the city Enginesrand Health
Ofllcer Sha make a written report to Tie
May or OF the place or places so selected by
lhem' Ihat upon the approval OF said re.
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
llhue Win ihe party or partit owning the
lands upon which said burial places are to
be established, the MAY or shall forthwith
ordtr the city Marshal ana City Engineer
20 dig, or cause TO b. dug, at the uolutsS esig-
mated therefor, suiliCiept pit or pits tor the
reception and burial OF all dead animals
ana carcass,S of every kind, ali manner OF
tllth and corruption.
sec 2. mat upon the establishment of
'uch place or places of deposit the citizens
shall be duly notified there II by the Mavor.
ana AFTER publication O. said notice, thecil-
ne MS or residents OF tn" city shall be ltuuir.
ei To move, without DELAY, all curcas ca and
all man ger OF NUN ana cor upton decayluy
VI luttiu matter, or any thing that wOuIu
JeoPalulZe puhlc health that may be or ac-
cunhu ate upon his, her or their premises; or
Which he, shc or they may own, and to carry
ana deposit 'he same at tn place hereby es-
tlbiished, or to bs established,
sec. b Every owner or keeppr of amy nm
imal which shah die within theiimitsGfIh
Guy, shall tyrwith remove, or cause TO be- re-
moved, the dead carcass ereof out OF The
cliy or TO the place designated by the Health
queer Tor such purpose, and there depOsit
Ino SAINT or cause it to be done ut his or her
"a a Eat.
comply with The provisions Ofthis section.
Such owner OF keeper shall he fined not less
man one nor more than twenty-five dollars,
sec That this ordinance 20 into e1iect
rom ana aiG r its publication.
Affirmed November 20, 1877.
Ht'e .Gt,, W. L. CABELL,
% d. Ss,hHEFohp, Mayor.
'ooietaS. deC29-lOt
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VIZ regret to learn that Colonel John
D. Logan, formerly Of the San Antonio
Hcraii, ia lying very in at the residence
of his daughter in Falls county There
ia but little hope of his recovery,
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SINCE the bad weather has so seriously
affected inland transportation, the Red
River Navigation company has laid up
some Of their freight steamers, but will
put them on again just as soon as bust
mos MnrrnnlA
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Wr reproduce elsewhere a communi,
c,>ion from Prof Alexander Iloge, OF
the State Agricultural College, to th,
0polika (AIabama) Tmcs in advocacy
of the Texas and Pacific bill The let
ter is worthy Of pcrusal as are all the
professors letters on whatever su6icct
he may write.
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Tng readers Of the Chicago Times had
"IIell at Home on Monday last, that
marvel of newspaper enterprise having
devoted fourteen columns of small type
to sermons preached the day before on
the orthodox holl
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING. 1859 JANUARY H.,

OuR lettor from Coleman county VIII
bo read with interest by our friends all
over Texas, aud in the northern states.
We thank our attentive correspondent
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ay~ExTRA OFFER FOR 1873, ~

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Attention, PrODer'y Holders

q, Nolce is hereby given that / viii BEGIN on
.he hIst Jay OF January next To MAKE ~
assessment Of real estat.. and personal piop-
eIty Tor The city taxes Ui 1873, and all r.'ih'
oNhlhg, or having in t6eir posse i'h u7
agent of another, any real estate Or yer.Ouai
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SSolit etor aud render the same b-iui- tls
hrst day OF February, lsi5
J. y. Ogden,
decl3-lO, City Assessor & Collector
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baying so ls new and well ventilated
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iectual in Ae',
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Jan, !, 1873, THE LIVING Age enters rpon
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furnish to it, readers the productions or tho
foremost authors, above named and diners
embracing tue choicest Serial and Shor'
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Miscellaneous Wants.

U'u EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPEKTY
j -llu acres Of good timOured ana prairie
land, u miles rom Dallas, on Ten Mile
creek. Address Ii, H. HASWELL, Dallas,
Texas. JHnlS-it
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NOR RENT ono on two rooms suitable for
Offices sleeping ROOMS, over Ogden
4 Woln7-, corner Elm and Lamar sucrl,
Apply IN II, l., Jult, Jnnl1 ~
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nOOMS.- Two tOuus a.aa,d or
Is unUutnhhcd, bat 90 Austin ana
Market slrcols, Apply at the Washington
House, I . Market street, dutbtf.
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wsolod Situation,
10 Rent,

NkBAK Elts--A situation by two bakers,
n either ON plgtry or plain brcnl Apply
AT Lone lUl3 Main street, Iunllslw
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WANTED A white woman IN cook and
w washer. Good wage, 10 good party
inquire at IiE llERLp olliCG. anOIw
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,


DOARpING-Iw uncomfortable rooms WIN
~ buHu M Mrs simpson,, clruuf MAIN
Observation-Disclosures. JHnlN-lW
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COLEMAN COUNTY,

Tne onward Vourse 81 ,hr Iuhabi''
aus Of ihe f0sFmite Nnllf1 ~ 'FAHH
inc wonderful GFsWth ~ 'n'Fw""
IA hixtsen Monihs-Ih" trFd''"""s
PARADISE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28

British coal pits are worked to a
depth of twenty-eight hundred feet.
The period at which they will be
utterly exhausted is not very re-
mote, the calculations of savants
having reduced it to o date very
slightly tapping the coming GEN.
tury. With Winters invention in
full play, however, England would
be relieved from the consequences
of the exhaustion Of her coal meas
ures.
The new invention would be a
great boon to Los Angeles county.
Our weak point is lack of fuel.
With mechanical power dependent
only on water, both for steam and
fuel, a good sized artesiau well
would supply as many. factories aud
foundries as are collected around
Lowell or Pittsburg. We have the
crude metals, iron, copper and tin,
right at our doors, as well as UNI
limited supplies of wool. The Col
orado desert, so called, will soon
supply us with cotton. Oar only
earthly need is fuel, or such sub
stitute for coal and charcoal as
Winters invention claims to be.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28

whittier they co. In American
"law the term vagrant is en-
"ployed in the same sense.n
Thus we are able, by this lumin-
Gus conceit of the cultured Denis
Kearney, to find out, in 'jiffey,"
just what Sharon is. The owner OF
the majority of the stock of the
Spring Valley Water Company,
who has been envied by millions,
as millionaire, and ten
times over a millionaire, is
really an object of profound pity
as a needy, houseless wanderer
Kearney's pathological efforts are
really the most brilliant perform
ances of this unique genius.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28

REPUBLICS are truly ungratefu
if the American people fail to note
approximately the era of response.
bility to the masses, economy il
the administration of the govern
ment and self-respecting manhood
in their representatives, which the
ascendancy of the Democratic
party in Congress has brought
about. We publish elsewhere, from
the Chicago Times'S special WASH
ington correspondent, an account OF
the rebuff encountered by Jay
Gould when he attempted to APP
proach a Democratic United States
Senator from Indiana, Mcdonald,
to induce him, as n men,
Der of the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee, to see the Union Pacific's
interest obligations to the govern
ment through Jay Gould's specta-
cles. We risk nothing in asserting
that no Congress that ever assem-
blei in the United States, but a
Republican Congress, would ever
have so drawn the clauses in the
Pacific Railway bills, nominHlly
intended to protect the govern
ment, in such manner as to lead
the Supreme Court of the United
States to declare that those compa-
nies are not liable for the interest
on their bonds till it natures, in a
lump sum, at the date at which
the bonds themselves are due and
payable. No Congress but Re-
publican Congress would ever have
surrendered the first mortgage held
by the government on the Union
and Central Pacific Railways, to
take second mortgage, which is,
and was Intended to be, utterly in
operative and worthless. We rec
ommend Republican journals,
when they feel inclined to discuss
railway matters, TO give this phase
of the subject some attention. 1t
is a growing sense of the enormi-
ties perpctrated by the Republican
party in giving royal largesses to
corporations, and eXactiug only
guarantees of straw, which has re-
placed two Republican Senators
from the great State of Indiana by
two Democratic Senators. And
the end is not yet!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
Dissolution Of C0-Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing
between c. r. licinzcman and II. :.
by mutual consent, II S. Urme having
sold his entire Interest to Il. W. Ellis.
and solicits for the new firm of HENCE
man d Ell continuance of The form er
liberal patronage.
All debts due =. j. IIeinzeman & Co.
Will be collected INN ediately by &. t..
Heinzeman, and all Liabilities Will be
paid by G. T.. Heinzeman and III. S. Orme,
If presented within ninety days
G Il. HEINZEMA
ii. =. ORME.
Dated Los Angeles, March %, 1878
lnh2S I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
Certificate OF Co-Parinershlp.

Know all men by these presents, That
We, Charles II. lIeinZeman, residing in
the city OF Los Angeles, county OF Los
Angeles, ana Hichard W. Ellis. residing
in the city OF Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles, State Of California, do here by
certify and declare that we have organ.
lied and formed ourselves into n CO. part
nership, ana we covenant and agree
each with the other, to be co partners for
the purpose of carrying on and conduct
ing the business of Wholesale and retail
druggists, in the city of Los Angeles.
county OF Los Angeles, state OF Califor-
MA, under the firm name of Heinzeman
& Ellis.
That the principal place Of business of
SAID co-partnership Is situateu in the city
OF Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles
ana Safe aforesaid.
That the names OF all the persons in
terested as partners in such business are
above stated and signed hereto, and that
such partnership will continue and be in
force until further notice by us.
IN witness whereof, we have hereuntO
set our hands and seals this 18th day OF
March, A. u. 1878.
G. +. HEINZEMAN [Seal.l
m27iw II. W. ELLIS. lSeal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28

or agents of such syste IN shall, on
application of the resp ective Slate
or municipal authori ties, be au-
thorized and empowered to act as
officers or agents of the national
quarantine system and shall be
clothed with all powers of United
States officers for quarantine pur-
poses, but shall receive no pay or
emolument from the United States.
At all other ports where, in the
opinion of the Secretary of the
Treasury it shall be deemed peces-
sary to establish quarantine, the
medical officers or other agents Of
the Marine Hospital Service shall
perform such duties in the enforce
ment of quarantine rules and regu-
lations as may be assigned them by
the Surgeon General of that service
under this act, provided that there
shall be no interference in any
manner with any quarantine laws
or regulations that now exist or
may hereafter be adopted under
State laws.
Sec. g. That all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent with this act be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Indians siesti"E Ready fer WAR.
CHICAGO, March 27th.-Unof-
fetal but trustworthy Information
from Fort Walsh confirms the re-
cent story of u large confederation
of hostile Indians in that vicinity.
Sitting Bull and Spotted Eagle
have been reinforced by lodges
from the Missouri river agencies,
including Red Clouds, and it has
been intimated that there are from
5000 to 1000 warriors within a
hundred miles of Fort Walsh.
Some of these bands have been seen
by Miles's scouts. The sayages are
very restless and are under the con-
slant surveillance of limited
force of Canadian mounted police,
who evidently anticipate trouble.
AT council held in the last week
in February, the Indians resolved
to resist. Buffalo Jaw and Sitting
Bull counseled moderation towards
the Canadians but breathed def
ance against the Americans. The
force is well armed and splendidIy
equipped and could probably be
augmented to 10000 men, in which
case vigorous Summer campaign
would be probable.
The Government Sms,nimsd,
ST. JOHNS, N. B., March 27tll.-
The want of confidence debate in
the New Brunswick Legislature
was concluded last night. The
government was sustained by u
vote of % to IA.
Pages Timber s.sna Ell,
WAsHINGToN, March 9th. Tile
bill introduced by Page for the sale
of timber lands and for the relief
of the parties recently indicted III
California, was not printed in tine
for consideration by the House
Public Lands Committee at their
meeting to-day, but Wiggiuton has
for special meeting of
the committee to consider it to-
morrow. -
Eieeaton of E,tts"ma Officers.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9th. =
The Directors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to-day elected
the following officers unanimously:
President, Thos. A. Scott; First
Vice President, Geo. b. Roberts;
Second Vice. President, Edmund
smith; Third Vice president, ~. }.
Cassatt; Secretary, Joseph Lelsey;
Assistant Secretary, John +.
Sims, Jr.
The total loss hy the fire at
Fourth and Cherry streets, Monday
night, is estimated at 500 900;
total insurance S2Gl, 600.
DiHtiir+y sfnrnsa.
ROCHESTER \. Y, March II
The distiIIery Of Jarvis lard & Co.,
near Pittsfurd, was burned 90 day.
Loss, 500, 900; insuruner, $50 800.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
goa Snselrs Aerald.
'HURSDAY...... MARCH %, 1878.
Herald Steam Printing House.

fhe Herait Steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing Office
on the Pacific Coast, outside OF San Fran
cisco, in facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF LOI Ange

So'''y "a AS"' 'SN'uHsD
On this 25th day OF March, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and seven.
tv-eight, before me, a. W. Potts, County
Clerk and eX-oificlo Clerk OF the County
Court, in and for the said county of Los
Angeles, personally appeared Charles Y.
Heinzeman and Richard W. Ellis, known
to me TO be the same persons whose
names are subscribed to the within in-
strument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my Official seal
the day and year in this certificate first
above written.
lSeall A. W. POTTS.
Clerk.
By A. R!MPAU, Deputy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, March ~
The dstiIIery Of Jarvis Lard & Co.,
near Pittsfurd, was burned 90 day.
Loss, $50, 900; INSURANCE, $50 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
Legislative Proceedings.


SACRAMENTO, March 27.-SEN.
ATE-3 p. M.-Smith moved to take
up the Railroad Commissioners
bills. The bills were taken up by
"a ayes to / noes.
Goodwin moved to indefinitely
postpone.
Pierson wanted to know if these
bills could be indefinitely post
poned at the same time.
The Chair said the whole file
could be postponed if the Senate
desired.
Fowler moved to postpone the
whole file indefinitely.
Lewis rose to point of order.
The file was not before the house.
The Chair ruled the point well
taken.
The bills were indefinitely post
poned. Ayes, %; noes, is.
Tobln's bill donating certain
lands in San Francisco to the Cen
trail and Southern Pacific Railroad
Companies was passed by 81 ayes
to 10 noes.
The Governors veto of the Good
win Prison bill was sustained by an
unanimous vote.
ASSEMBLY - AFTERNOON SEES
sIoN-rhe House resumed consld-
GRAFTON of the appropriation bill re-
ported back by the Committee of
the Whole before recess. The ayes
and noes were called on the passage
of the bill and the bill passed.
Ayes 40, noes 26. The House took
up as the special order the Joint
Labor Committee bill to create a
Bureau of Labor and Labor Sta
tistics in California, and the House
went into Committee of the
Whole.
Mott moved to amend section Is
by striking out the word "thous-
and" from the appropriation of
tweuty.four thousand dollars for
two years, leaving the appropria-
ton but twenty-four dollars. Lost.
The Committee rose, reported the
bill back and recommended its
passage. The House adopted the
report of the committee and passed
the bill by ayes 81, noes "a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.1
Pacific Coast News.


SAN FRANCISCO, March 9th
John Dunn, q native of Ireland,
aged about As years, was found ly-
ing dead in the door of the saloon
at the corner of Valencia and
lwenty-Third streets, about 8
O'Clock this morning, with a pistol
shot wound in his head. A large
sized navy revolver, with three
chambers discharged, was found
lying against the left side of de-
ceased. About half-past l O'clock
this morning he made an assault
on Owen Marion, former partner,
ia the saloon kept by John Logan.
On seeing Marion in the saloon de-
ceased said to him, "Owen, 1 am
going to kill you," and immedi-
ately fired, but the ball missed its
mark aud lodged in the wall back
of the bar. The men then clinched
and, in falling, deceased fired an
other shot, the ball passing through
the floor. Marion got away from
deceased and ran out in quest of an
officer. Deceased and Marion had
been keeping butcher shop.
Almost q Stock Panic.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9th
The Post, in stock article, says:
AT the beginning of the early call
this morning at the Big Board no
little trepidation was created by
the exhibition of tho following bo-
gus news, conveyed in telegram
purporting to have been received
from Sacramento: "Tuttle's bill
has passed the Senate and is now in
the hands of the Governor who will
sign it. What effect will it have
on the market?n 1t was generally
known that the bill had been sent
to the Committee en- Competitions
yesterday and that the Senate had
held no session last evening, there
fore this news so industriously cir
culated at the Board generated a
raid from the bears who were wait
ing for the passage of the bill and
broke down prices several points.
Had not the brokers of Flood &
O'Brien stood in and relieved the
market of all offerings, a serious
panic would have ensued.
FIourishing Crops IN San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, March eth. - There
has been good, general rain all
over the county to-day. Total of
the season II inches. Farming,
stock aud every material interest
is fiourishing. There will be the
largest grain crop ever harvested IN
this county.
A Threatening Letter from Kear-
uey.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27th.-
Messrs. Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
well known mercantile house in
this city, have received several in
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28

cendiary letters lately. The latest
is as follows:
"SAN FRANCISCO, March 27th.--
Sir: If you don't discharge your
four Cinnamon before Saturday
night, you will have to put up an
other building or have bullet
through your body. By order of
Dennis Kearney, President of the
Workingmen's Party of Califor-
nia."
The firm gives employment to SS
white persons, in addition to the
four Chinese mentioned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-28
n EW TO- D.A \
H0 ysGE.

To all whom it may ctal,rrt.: | have
this day sold to Jean ticeUc thc "Fd> hit n
Chop lton,e;" that the Undersigned will
pay all debts to date and collect all cred
its, and the aid Jean Bc2ue Will trreaf-
ter carry on said business for himself.
tiEFRO VI A!itOVICIf
Marsh ~, 1873. mt23-2w