The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
FORT WORTH.
Reported Dally,l
FoRT woRru, March 4. 1890

Reported pallyl
FoRr woRru, March 4. 1890
In the County court yesterday afternoon
Judge Cummings affirmed the Judgment Of
the Recorders curt In the appealed case Of
Jim Corners, who was fined 500 In the lasl
named court for refusing TO make affidavit
before the City Assessor and Collector that
he had faithfully manipulated the boll-punch
The defendant gave notice that no would
appeal to the Appellate court, where tho
matter will be finally settled, Several other
complaints of the same kind have been fled
in the Recorders court against
other saloon men, and tho prosecutions
under this ordinance will PERHAPS b0 the
great centre Of attraction in the lcgll circles
for the next few weeks to come. The delen-
dants' main ground of defense is that the city
has no constitutional authority 10 pass such
nm ordinance. The County Judge thought
and ruled ditlerontly.-J. w. Boothe, of
Decatur, the fifth "phat" cousin of $, Y.
Bibb is autographed at the III Paso, and
takes his grub there three times day.
Captain Ryan, of Paris, was married 10 Miss
Josephine IL. Hirshaeld, of this city, this
morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Brennan
officiating at the bridal festivities. May the
young people ever be happy. They left
this evening for their home in Paris
A ave-year-old boy of Mr.. jim Ayres, a
prominent farmer living two miles south Of
the city, had his arm broken yesterday after+
noon by falling from the fence--Mr. j. NJ.
Lyle's baby Is very sick---Thomas Aston
announced yesterday as candidate for
Mayor.---Bigham Fields, brother of DR..
Fields, who has been off attending medical
lectures, has graduated and will be home to-
morrow night. an aged couple OF
this city will be united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock in few days, They never get too
old to marry, at least they don't think so.--
The case of the State VS.. Rusa Lloyd, charged
with an assault with intent TO rape, was called
in the District court at ! o'clock this af.
ternoon, and motion was made by the
defendant for chance of ven.
ue to Wsatherford, Parker county,
A railroad meeting was held in Colone
Peter Smiths law Office last night, composed
of the prominent capitalists, and a committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions for the
building of the road from GAINESVILLE TO this
place. The committee Is hard at work to.
day. This will give the Fort another boom
-Four more car laads OF iron arrived this
evening. Colonel w. II. Parvin, post.
master at Belle Plain, passed west to-day
from business trip at Marshall.-Tht
foot of Houston street together with the rail.
road space between the depot and Clark
house present lively scene, the
mud to the contrary Notwithstanding
At the Ell Passs hotel: w II Sluyler, New
York; NJ M Emanuel, ST Louis; L Whita-
ker, do; G II Edwards, Dallas; John M Bar
bour, Louisville; N Sampson, Weather
ford; Tom d Lewis, do; & Q BuAum, Dali
las; Theo Whitman, South Score; VIM
Chase, Huntsville; Charles L Harris, Fl
Worth; O L Lyons, Sherman; I O Nam, st
Louis; VIM Buchanan, Texarkana; A NJ
Wilkes, Chicago; D Van Slick, Boston;
A X Sogo, Atlanta, A Toerman, Texarkana;
R j Tackaberry, Fort Worth; A z Law,
Marshall; M Turner, Galveston; r II L
Buckley, New York; @ A Anderson, Dallas;
Il Y Moore, Galveston; NJ May, Boston; L
D Burnes, Maryland; II w Walton, New
York; H Morton, New Orleans; II Burnes
and I Hunter, Boston; II I Slaughter,
Galveston; II 7 Maloy, Bolton, Texas. -
local Option" meets the view Of the tray
eler as the most prominent object in the
vicinity of the T. & p. depot. 1t is at every
ones option to visit Chris. Rintleman'a
Justly popular corner, where welcome-hot
or cold, according to the season--will be
extended to him. Try it, for the coolest
beer and the finest whiskey at the Fort.