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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

4 y ORDINANCE defining and punishna
IA. ohcnses against public morals aud do
C. Cu
Il It ordained by tbs City Council of the
City of Dallas ;
SECTION /. II shall be unlawful for any
male person u walk, or ride in the streets
of the city of Dallas with any commonly re-
pulled prostitute or lewd woman.
sec.2. 1t shall be unlawful for any one to
appearin the streets or public places of the
nliy In nude state, in dress not belonging
70 his or her rex, or in an Indecent or lewd
dress; or 70 expose h or her person; or be
guilty of an indecent OF lewd act where persons
passing might ordinarily see the same
sec. s. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
in The city OF Ddl as to exhibit, sell or oner
| for sale any ndec mt or lewd picture or other
| thing, or to exhibit or perform, OF
| present to be exhibited or reformed upon
| premises under his or her n anagement any
| immoral or lewd play or other representation.
| Sec 4. II shall be unlawful for any person to
battle, wash or swim in the Trinity river along
the corporation limit between sunrise and sun
| SET.
Sec, 3. 1t shalli be unlawful for any one to
| stick paintbrand rput upon any house, fence,
wall, pavement or any public or private place
| In this city, any written, printed, or painted
advertisement without consent Of owner OF
proper party.
bee G. 1t shall be unlawful for any one to
deface any building, ence, lamp post or other
| property, public or private, In tn city OF Dali
| lds, OF 10 nltcn any morse or DINER animal 10
any awning, post or building, or to
| drive or ,hltcn any horse on or acrots any
sidewalk, provided an animal may be hitched
| to ring driven in curbng.
| Sec Z. II shall be Unlawful for any male
| person to visit my generally reputed house of
| prostitution In tbs city Tor the purpose of as
| suciating with prostltu es.
| Sec s. Any one who violates any of the
| foregoing sections shal be declared Guilty OF a
| misdemeanor, and upon CONVICTION in The
mayors court, shall be fined in any sum not
| le thSn five, nor more Than one hundred dol
| lars.
see. 2. II shall he unlawful for any person
| IN the city Of Dallas to use or u rent to any
| other person house, or any part thereof, iOl
| the purpose o being ussd as gambling hOu e
| OF house OF pros tuition, or designation, or af-
| Ter notice to allow any house or room UNI
| der theirConlrol to he used for sub purpose.
| Any one violating this section shall be fined
| in any sum not less than twenty-five nor more
| than one hundred Il liars.
| Sec 10. IL shall be unlawful for the prOprle-
| or ufauy saloon other piece Of public re-
| sort ia the city, % allow any disoIdery con-
| due Ia mis- place Of business, or 10 employ
| therein ,as bartender o waiter, or In any OF her
| capacity any generally reputed lewd woman
| Any one violating this section shall he deemed
guilty ola misdeme NOR, andupon conviction
| lned In any sum not less than i've nor more
| u an fifty dollars
| sec II. That this ordinance take effect from
| passage aud publication.
| Approved November % 1850.
| JOHN J. GOOD, Mayor.
| j, b. HEREFORD, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

THIS city used rs 4 dwelling house or business
houee, snail be furniShed with A saltahle
prvy, which shall be constructed as herein.
Sec, 1t shall con lst Of sand hox. or
etrth clos Z, atleAst uitgen inches square, and
uucen inches deep, and any one
WIG WIG here'iter constructs any privy ex-
ovFn s provided feTtta, shall be deemed
guu'Y o. nisdemeaunr, aud upon c0nvlo'
u1h 10 the moyur's cOugt shalt b. hnei M amy
suh NOT less thSn live or more haa one hun.
nv uol'ar', NH each day shah constitute a
SCI arSte tense
SIC, S, The owns., ar oerupant or aoY
prem SCI wbere sub saud boxes arc used
fuei' not Kermit theta 10 leak or iun over ana
thAu every lht,d day or as often as necessary
lli"hls them with duet. ashes or dry uirl,
au'' shal cause the Hsme e. be tulptiCd be fore
becoming iiled or offensive
Nv. ltsoall b. unlawful for ar ycns who
nov mas priNy vault ON his premises TO uSe
'ne same longer than six months from the
ave OF the paSsags Oi this ordinance, and be-
lore Tue expiration OF this time, oil persona
haNing mivy waits shah cause the same 40 be
nj ca up and subs itute Their for sand boxes
70 pe Vonstrycted IN accordance with the terms
~ TINS ordinance, aud kept IN cleanly con-
ultl9h as ntrtl In required. Provided, ali priyy
vaults exceeding four feet In depth shall be
such, ''VAs'' "''" %
Sec, 3. All the sand boxes or the contents
| lhefeol, shall be removed between the hours
OF v o clock at night and 3 IN the morning
aud shan be removed IN closely covered cart
OF oneF covered vessels, and shall immedl-
ately he disintected.
Sec. g. II shall bA the duty of the health OF.
hcer u report every one who fails to comply
WIN THIS 'rdtnance; and every police OIL yer Is
| hereoy required 10 examine all premises on
hls beat t. tes th0, the regulations herein COM
| tnlht9 ere strictly compiled win, and make
| compl9lul against all 0tndeIS.
! sec. T. The boxes fhall be 50 constructed as
| To- beea5ly sided p and out of theprlvy
! ineSe provisions shan not amply 10 wat
closets conuec Cd with sufficient ever
seo ;. Any one olcndug agahsr or failing
to comply with the conditions and feGuir6
| hthte If this ordinance, shall be decmeu
! guilty ar q mls cmeuuor and upon couVic-
| tion snail be lrvd not less tcau lyeuor NOR,
man one huudtel do lars ana each day shal
| constitute scpar &c Ctilnst
See, q. That this ordinance take eject from
| passage and public ttiun.
| Approved Novembrr9, lsS0.
JOHN J GOOD. Mayor.
j. b. HEREFORD, Cty Secrs tary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

NJ OTlUE TO ARyIIlTECTS
~ by authority of an act of ,he slv,oo.,,b
LegislAtuIe Oh tine state of TaXas pnnr,,,.sd
| VIDE for buildIng - NAN, go nn W. y pro-
erected GA the 9apitoi GsouNSss a. 10 ue
Texas, plans and c6muls In n
De I, ceived by the undtrs gned builiira q M
hissiouers Tor game -"
UNtI l2 O'CLOCK M JANIAPV ,ssi
The said house NUT have nnartments o. ~ 10 a.
engagements at least equal 10 the ioIIowin o.
Governors ohce and apartments, 4rooms !, Sc
rotary ofStates apartments, 4 room s. AttorTn,,
Genefal's rooms; Comptrcller,s 20 rNn,oss.
IreeSuTer's, 4 rooms; StRListicsand Ngiicnin,T5
roomSi Educational, 3 rooms; Ndiuiant 1;sn.
erals, rooms Police Guard and Janitors. \
rooms; Geological Department / Iarra e,,o,, .
men room and Office for same; large vsnit
,or Treasurer; | large vault for Srcrstoy,J az
State;4 large vaults for Comptroler each tirennd
burglar proof; water closets, sewers Gle COM
plete iUreRch story Ia huildiUg prnViAc on
| second tOOrfor Senate Chamber. annrox i,na,el
ly 55OO superficial feet, with lobv Mi Galleries
also, pJStolice room, cloak rOoIQ Iienfcpnn
Governors private ROOM emallinl rierL5 -
room, ensr7s5tng clerks room, Repreeprta-
lives, Hall, approximately Ii, 500 guperGcigl
eet, iOby ana galleries; plstothce roam rioni.
room,9ngr ,erA' s room enrolling clerk =
room; SpeaGer's private room. lnni,or7a roo,n
state Library rnom clpaci Y Of iGO.OiO yo une,'
nj moor, supreme Court one room; An
peilatc Court, one room, ana one law library
10 ln COW ME to both; one clerk 2 onlcp fny
eath conrt and at east nine private rooms for
use o! Judge-i one mtrshal's room for each
c,ufti one Jan'tTs room, and not less than
thlrtV committee rooms, situated ON second
alH third looIs
IryvlslonS must be IN de for properly light
ing tle entire building, and also for heaLing
| same DY SEAN a. well as for wacr facilities,
On each hoori thorough ventilation thrauehout,
ne laws otac ou5lics mus be carefully aud
| rigidly ObserN cd. The eutre structure must
be made as nearly as possible fire proof -'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30
A n CRDIN ANCE Numbering of houses.
De it oIdHined by the City Council of the City


SECrI 81 All business and dwelling houses
fronting ON any rect or avenue In Tins city
shall be numbered and there shall be placed on
such hOuses number easily seen f. ON the
street and ut least three inches long.
sec 2. On all streets running east ardly
and westwardly the II uses sEall Ue numbered
from the we tern terminus Of said streets, even
numbers on right hsnd side Of street, odd
numbers on left hand side Of street, goi geast,
every twerty-fye foot lot being eniite4 to its
proper number
Sec. g. All streets running north and south
croSsing Pac dc avenue shall have it for a iii .
viling line sn shall be numb red from theoce
each way; that Fart of Lamarand other streets
or y sing Pacific avenue Wing north of avenue
shal be known us North J. mar street, an
wee versa as TO 'rtinns Of streets lytrg south
fit. Those streets that run nOrthelly ard
southward.y aud GOn't cross Pdcilt av-rue
sh,il, IL the street lay south oi tha' avenue,
be numbered rom It's nor Tern terminus; II
north OF II, from Is southern tgrmirus Ak
ard ave ne sha b. mn btre1 a, cnnttuu7.
| [ OH Of sycamore street. On all nor Ii aEd
| soa.h 81 ee odd numuer5 an Il 'c On Il
! hand side, even NUMBERS on right hand ri e,
gU nv n m initiO pomt
| sc. 1. II hall be TIL dHtY Of city rnki
| 70 sir' very ar y T. quehtins II ln' II proper
! nuutLcr.
Sec. :. II shall be the duty of every owner
| If auy house or houses 10 pat the proper num-
! Der on It and IN u Q Inspicuou' p aces II any
one f,ils TO do so alter notification By city en-
gneer h shall be deemed guilty &C miSde-
msan and lined In any sum not exceeding
| TWENTY-FIVE dollar.
Sec 8. That this ordinance take effect from
| publication.
JOHN j. GOOD, Mayor.
! j. B. HEREFORD, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

a man died Of liver coaD.tt.
dollars worth Of "BLACk.Dy4ti.s
would have saved his lie.
For sale bv al druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30
THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
IN Dallas isunder Orr's Livery Stable
Henry Sehmid, sole proDrtetar

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
u sn old knight of "Gambrinus, and knows
now to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

IN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
~ roads to to fix crossings, cutters etc.
BE 1t ordained by the city council of the city
OF Dallas:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

A N oRDINANCE REGUL ATING TaE
IA building of prlvies.
BE It ordaired by the city council OF the city
OF Dallas.
SECTION /. Each and every tenement within
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

intercourse without cgal 10
aud OF which color a,d it's
shades arc only the citctbrive
That feeling could not he rtht nt- Y
the simple act of enfrnutli,nd
slave. It can only g. done by lie co,
ucatiUu and moral elevation Of thu
rncc That great work has only been
commenced, aud it must Of necessity
require much time. To send to West
Point tot four years competition II
young man born in slavery is to as
sumo that half u generation has been
sufficient to rniso cOlored man 10 the
social, moral and intellectual level
which the average white man has
reached in several hundred yeais. As
well might common farm horse he
entered in fuur-milo race against the
best blood inherited from lOIgaiine
of English racers. The natural result
of such false assumption was fairly
illustrated in the recent unfortunate
chse Of cOlOrod Cadet Whitaker The
education and elevation of the newly
cnfrnuchisod race iaa work worthy of
the united efforts of all good citizens,
but that work can't be advanced, but
must rather be retarded by bfcing
cuIored men into official positions for
which thoy have not yet become duly
qualified, or into social relationswhere
they cannot bo freely welcomed The
culorcd man cannot be truly fire., until!
he becomes independent Of suchcxtra-
Moons aid. Tho degree of his freedom
can not bc increased by deprivilg the
Whito man Of portion Of the liberty
he has always enjoyed. Whit ever
Just cause ct self.reproacl any portion
Of the people Of the United States may
have for neglected duty toward those
who had been suddenly raised from
slavery to the full responsibility of
citizenship, the officers " the Military
Academy have only to roproacli them
selves for too jealous nm attempt to
accomplish what was mnniiesly i'm
possible, in their desire to do all in
their power for the unfortunate colored
boy a., placed in false position and,
IN their too faithful efforts to carry out
policy, however ill.advised. that had
for its air. the securing to the newly
enfrnnchised the fullest enjoyment of
all the rights and privileges Of citizen
ship"
HEoiei-Kceprrs Indicted
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ~. The grand
jury to-day indicted the proprietois n
the 81 Charles, the city, St James,
Cnssidy's and other hotels, for failing
to comply with the law requiring
knotied ropes to DO provided in each
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20
RAILROAD NOTES.



DALLAa, NoV. r. Tho directory OF
the Texas and Pacific, headed by COL
Tom scott, accompanied by ;ho piin-
cipal officers Of the iron Mountain and
Southern, reached Dallas at ! tonight,
via 1exarkaua aud Sherman. from
hero the party leave to-moruw NOR
ming for the western terminus Of the
Texas and Pacific, aud from there east
ward to Marshall, where the directory
of the road meet IN session on the 18Th
instant. The TIP to Eastlnnd city IS
uue of recreation, compiled with bus
iucss stop.over at Font Worth, in the
iutorest of road from that point 60
Laredo. Ii is surmised tlmt this pro.
icctod road is an extension of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas. The line,
ms no present traced ON tho map, is via
Hamilton county and the Watersheds
of the source Of the l}osque river,
soulhwestwnrd. A syndicate, with
ample paid up cash capital, has been
formed IN the East, aud u corps Of en-
ginccrs will he placed IN thegcld with
IN thirty days. u ~ further under
stood that Col Tom Scott ia to be At
the head of The enterprise. The Gould
combination having been frustrated in
their dickor with tho AtchisOn, Iope-
ia aud Santa Fo for the Mexican trade
have turned tlleii attention to n con
necuon WIN me MeN'eah Contln'' VIA
Laredo, WIN the advantages OF con
nrction WIN Underwater outlet over
ne cur Colorado nud santa re- Tor
western gram ana imroiis oil coffee
ETC. nom lhc Crntin' ana south Ains'-
lcnn ports, VIA "AlVcStnn L. IA nisn
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20
GENERAL NEWS.


WAsu,yernS. Nov 10 IN. animal
renort of fine military dnn,rtmcrtr o,n.
maudrrs wptc mu,lr pul,ii,. tn.d,v
The renort of t,on' srb,nslJ cam.
mondinc tbc Dnnnrtmr,.t ,, VA,
Point. t., mainly dryot,.i I'm tl'. .c,.,.or
Cndrt XVhittnl,rr. an .,yh,r, tIo .,Il.,.,J
ontrnpe was roniuiit,d in Ami l9st
Gen. ScboG,lJ saws tbn frnr,,pl,.nt
character of the out,,,,e .Aa. rnIl,' lam
sfrntcd wuhin twr,f,. four Ln,rs ~,
inv dis,oyery. lpd.od tho r,anJ ,.os
a., trnpsn,t,.nt tL,t n rnnlJ n,, hn,'.
pos.ihly rscnncd nlnost imm.lis,n.,l
tcction rnr inyr.ti,.,tso, ,mrJ. h,
C,l I,ysllc shn,,,It, I'M ,ri,,, l,,.,
I,,, f,cts and v,,,r,, ,,,,iin.d D., i,J'.,
ti,at tl.,,' ,,.s M, ,.,np,,I r,r -
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na ",;o go ,o ,rnih ,ie,. I'"',u ,"n'
," '",S hnf,,n "'N - e e
hnne nnrnors to h,,o "mto """,
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Az, ;;,' s,,,i, .';.',iD n eN'I'," !" ~.
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nr.J man sant ,o W. p.i, """S a.
nort IN ,ho na,nr,i rnno,i,, "s "". ''
nttemntto gnvorn snni"J ,n t''"s. ~
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ncndemv ron not hn male c,rnro Is
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

FHoN tho report Of Gen. SchoGold,
commander Of the department Of West
Point, which will be found in another
column. it will he seen that ho doe.
not favor the enforcement of social in
terconrse between the two races, and
Gays that instead of being benefit to
the black race it will he disadvantages
1t is "A great deal easier to educate a
negro to believe That he ia as good ia Il
white man, than it is a white man that
lie is no better than n negro. 1t will
take time to educate them to this new
theory.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

GES, Oap, in his ANIMAL report to
tho general of the army, discusses the
Development of the hitherto unknown
region of Texas aud Mexicn, which ia
being Insured by the rapid progress of
the Southern Pacific, the Galveston,
Harrisburg and san Antonio, the Tex.
Ms and Pacific, the International aud
Great Northern, the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe, the Texas Central, and other
railroads, and says: ~ believe am
only carrying out the yiows Of my su.
peiiors IN operating with these en-
tsrpiisrs. Every railroad is not only
n rapid civilizer, but u suro protector
10 the frontier penetrated by it. Tho
concessions by the Mexican Govern
mont to the Maiamoras aud Monterey
Hallway Company will, am assured,
insure tho prompt completion Of that
r0ad, aud this will make Brownsville
very important town on the frontier.
The rural population Of the valley on
this side is large and almost entirely
Mexican, and the lawles element,
thereof arc accustomed to respect only
military force. Generals S. Canalei
and Trevino have, during tho last tw,
years maintained good order nlon,
their side Of the river bus ON on
side of the river order can only b,
maintained by the aid of strong fore,
aud similar population. If we ex
poet to keep order, we must uso tini
BAR means. Hence, am satisfied
strong force should he maintained a
or near Brownsville aud Ringgold
with sub-posts At Edinbarg aud SAINT
Marin, 30 as to keep up II system a
patrols" We coincide with the gener
al in his belief that the only way t
preserve peace aud order on tho Dor
der is to keep up system of patrols
For this purpose We sey ass all ia
soldiers assigned for Texas use. The
are of no use in the interior to bruioc
the settlera from Indians, and II ths
can be Of service according to GU
ord's Suggestion the quicker It is don
the better.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

In the Philp-Moroy case, Philip is
held to answer to the charge Of libel
against Gen. Garfield. philip pub
lished the notorious Chinese letter and
also wrote libelous article against
Garfield. Tho letter is pronounced u
forgery hy Judge Davis. This letter
his created no little excitement in po-
litical circles, aud now the whsle blame
is shifted onto the shoulders Of poor
editor.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

As will be seen in another place,
Col Tom Scott aud party are now ON
n Wait to Texas in the interest Of rail
roads. 1t is believed that road will
be built from Fort Worth to Laredo,
aud as san Saba ia nearly on u direct
line it is possible that it may be inclu-
ded in the route. This road will be
an extension of the VI. X. Il r. aud
we believe that il it is built at all it
will be pushed through at an early
day.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

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copy.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20
STATE NEWS,

Wa atom the nres. IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inv far Han Norton Moses. vhn had
Xix leg brokru Yesterday. (the l2thl Mt
presrott, Arkansas. by Tho u,acttinp
of the stpge, willie on his way home.
Amputntion il necessary, and his re-
covery is doubtful His wife has been
sent for Bmuet Bulletin.
In thi. sertion ~, f,,nickers nro ~
grsnt de,nav ''' 10y ,mav1 doN
no.. ,,i,,,- 49, .rof"ge0
,lem,,f '"' 80 -, lhpT
stdtcrlor and benntifni Incident
C1hdn Jnrtsonvillr Florid. NJ
I'll A." ,tll'bn Iitto dnugl, VIZ
MUS - .t.,itv vos In .n
W. ' .,I pis,I. ro,,or,. sl,.s-, H"n
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1le "',S'no ''3'',rs '"' .',' ''o,l SUPP
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'''''"o ass !" e'''0 mug" ''"'
"u'e'
Ihn dcmanh Tor lanor IN the county
now Is gFcnler th"h thc supply ana
yet NE saw Two nhle-ho"lod tihmp-
"cgg'ng 100" ncss"nN evening ne
MIS- IN town ana county, are III heeu
~ hhhus winch tlrl me unable To en-
p'ny. .Ndrshdl messenger
The track of the Dallas and Wichita,
at the Dallas end, haA been laid lr-
yOnl Hickory creek. about eight miles
| from Lrwisvllle. The track on the
| ShermHl cud il laid six miles toward
1 Whitesboro. Denton and Whitcshoro
are to he reached from Dallas and
sherman, respectively, by Thanks
giving Day, and the entire line of
ninety. three miles, from Dallas to
sherman, via Denton and Whitcsboro,
completed 10y January !, 1881.
TN. banking house of Adams &
Leonard, Dallas. was burglarizcl of
about Sl2.uOO nn the morning of the
10Th. No clue to tho perpetrators.
A womHu in Heniistta while ont
hunting for COW. came upon the re.
mains of murdered man. The coro.
ner and inry found him living in n
low snot. Surrounded with brush. lila
head was iot,ed oil and lyins twenty
feet away. The flesh of one arm was
eaten and mnstlv zone. IN, feet
we're tied together with rope aud one
end of lariat fastened thereto. He
had been dragged somo distance on his
back, evidently 10y horseman, as the
seat of his pants and lhs ilesh were
worn oil, and the hair and flesh all
scraped from the back OF his head
Bloody clothes w're fonnd ten days
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

TnE president Of tho national demo-
cratic committee makes tho statement
that il, or any subcommittee, has
never taken any action in reference to
tho Morey letter, aud that the letter
was never seen by any member Of the
committee until after iIe publication.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20
Saturday Morning, November 20, 1850.

y pnorosrloN will 10 made ia the
next Alabama legislature to change
the timo of holding State election, to
the same date as that oil congregational
aud presidential elections.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-11-20

GIN. WADE HAMPTON, T. 5. senator
from South Carolina, says he will OPP
pose any attempt to contest tho prcsi-
doNtinl election on mere technical
grounds as revolutionary.