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Hanson, and John Warren Hanson: an act
granting permission to G. A. Matthews, E.
F. jackson ct ais. to locate and construct
railroad from Monson to Dexter on certain
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An act amendatory to an act to pre-
vent incompetent persons from con-
Quoting the business Of apothecaries; an
act to protect quails; an Get in relation 10
defences IN actions involving contracts made
on Saadas an act to incorporate the sseam
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29

AN oRDIN ANCE ESTABLISHING A
~ gutter on Elm and Poydras streets,
no u ordained by the city council OF the city
of Dallas
SEonoN l. There shall be and 10 hereby Or
dered established aud constructed q gutter
Nud curbing ON the south side of Elm street
from Lamar street on tho west to Poydras
Poydras street, from Elm street ON the north
10 Main street ON the south.
SIC, 2, said gutter shall be q surface along
the edge OF sidewalks, and ehall DO constructed
by the property owners under directions and
supervision or the city en- glnser, and OF good
nara stone OF such dimensions as shall be re-
CURED by said engineer, II shall ho 40 con-
struoIef ~ 10 admit Of the tree dow OF water
to Main street sewer.
sEc. 3. II the property owners along the
line of said gutter shall fall within sixty days
10 construct or have constructed the cutters
the city engnt er shall have such work Done
ut their eXpens and report the cost to city
council OF gutter In front Of each pereons
property to be levied us tax against suoh
property.
skc. I This ordinance shall take eject
from PASSAGE and upon being provided with
list of the props rty ow ners along line Of gut
ter, the city secretary shall Immediately not
NY them OF the passage of this ordinance and
the requirements herein, The city engineer
| shall furnish the list.
SEC. o 1t Is further provided that any
| owner oragent of II lot fronting ON said street
who shall eg ect or fall to build the gutter
and curbipg fronting his lot ~ the time pre-
sciibed FOR lts completion shall be lined In any
sum mol exceeding 1--we dollars per DAYS each
day shall constitute parate 0tienso.
Adopted May %, 1880. Apprlyed Mays, 1880.
Attest j. NJ, TIIURMnND, -
j, u llEREFoRp, Mayor.
Secretary
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Tuesday. July IL, 1850.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at - Each.
Half Tickets 81.


leoI Pflles, AMOUNTING IVJ
cssApplications for Agencies or Rates to
Clubs should only be made to the Office In New
orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
information, or send ordersto
N. A. DAUPHlN, New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management of Gems
G 7. BEAUREGARD,a ndJUBALA A. EARLY.
Capital Prize 100000. Whole Tickets $40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE
IA fire limita.
Be 4 ordained by the oity COUNSEL OF the city
OF DallAs,
SEcuoS That section nrst of an ordin-
ance entitled an ordinance ON Are limits ap.
proved Nov, 18th, 1871, be amended SO MS TO
include the following described property via;
All the property bounded by Pacific avenue
ON the north, sycamore ON theeast, Commerce
street ON the south 70 Lamar street, themes by
Lamar street To jackson street, by Jackson
70 broadway on the west, by Broadway 10
Elm, by Elm TO Jefferson. by Jefferson 10
Pacific avenue.
SIC. g II shall he unlawful for any person
To erect any wooden building In said limits
ormakeany repairs except us provided Tor in
the above mentioned ordinance, approved
NOV soth ISL, ana any one so offending shall
be deemed guilty ofa misdem, amor, and fined
In any sum hot exceeding my dollar each
days,work done after notice from the city
marshal thall constitute IA separate ohense
SEC y, The property renting ON Main
street and running back 100 itet, between
Field and Sycamore str cts, IL hereby in
cludod In the lire limits subject to all the con-
dittons and penalties contained IN the ordin-
ance on IRE lin'its, approved Nov. goth, 1877.
sfC. 4. That this ordinance take effect from
and after It's passage.
Approved May GS, 1850,
Attest: y, N. TnUROND,
j, b. HEREFoRp, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
DIED.

MCCONNELL Yesterday at IL O'Clock, In this
city, Miss Luda Mcconnell, daughter of the
lats. J. q. Mcconnell aud niece Of Captain
Marion Moon.
Beloved by all who knew her for the many
virtues that made her life as blessing to those
who knew her best. Intelligent and refined in
manner, her future gave promise of brilliant
development, but the fell destroyer has snstched
her from our midst in the bloom of maidenhood
to the bitter sorro w ola host of friends. Light
ly lie the dust whe the beloved form of Luda
Mcconnell now reposes.
Funeral this afternoon at 3 O'Clock from the
residence OF Captain Moon corner Bryan and
Olive streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald
FoRr WORTH, June -, lee0,
The application for writ of habess cor
pus in the case of K bert Cahill, failed Satur
day evening" and he is held to await trial
next Wednesday. -Major b. +. Fly, of this
CITY, is one of n company who owns large
tract of land, said to contain gold in Durango
and Sinaloa, Mexico. General j. j. Byrnes
and number more Of our citizens will leave
next week to investigate and open up these
mines. j. w. Turner and Others expect to
follow soon.--Two boys, whisky drummers
on Houston street, by rivalry became
estranged, which led to blows this morning.
One attacked the other three times, and,
though each had knife open in their hand,
yet only the first was used. The aggressor
was fined in the mayors court this morning
w. II. McAfee goes TO Dallas this after
noon to spend few dsys.--A rain that
muded the ground badly fell yesterday
morning, and another that makes the pedes'
trian unthoughtedly call harsh names, is on
hand to.day.---A report is prevalent on the
streets that Charlie Gay would arrive here
this afternoon. 1t is said ne started from
Dallas this morning at o'clock, and that
he would reach here this evening at o'clock.
When that time came and no Charles WAS
visible, they concluded he would be here at
4o'clock, and now o'clock has come and still
GAY is not here. The conclusion is that the
report originated from an item in the HERALD
this merning, which simply stated that he was
expected at Dallas last night or this morn
ing. The last news bis family had from him
was letter from Vinetta. Gle was then
walking at the rate 523 miles day, which
would bring him here some time tomorrow
The whole distance between st.
Louis and Fort Worth is 40. miles.
The Local Option saloon Is pre-
sided over by Chris. Rintleman, and is the
place to gel fine liquors and square
drink, and Pacific Improvement cigar;],.-
Arrivals at the Waverly hotel: J M Boin,
Dallas; f P Ssdler AMI lady, Gladewater
Harry Muller, T &P RR; Q Fl Sloekes. I
SPRR; Al Roe, Weatherford NJ Wi,
son. Austin; w L Chase, Marshall " G
Nuckoll, Whitesville, Tenn; A I Wilson
and wife, Kaufman; Lewis Cottengton'
Forney: Mrs. Cottengton, Forney; Mile e
Choston, Forney Henry Smith, L " i
r: Ben Collins, T & p r X; } q Bum, I "
PR r; NJ S Matheny, city Thos Myles'
city; Ed Warren, city; G W Lanbourn'
CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
GREEN VILE.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald,
GREENvILLR, June 20. 1850.
The various elaborate reports Of fine grow
ing crops are not in the least exaggerated.
The planters hereabouts are enquring where
the labor is to be had necessary TO gather the
cotton, as the present supply
is inadequate, unless some unforeseen
calamity befalls that staple
Sheaf oats are delivered to purchasers Mt the
nominal price of $l25 per hundred bundles,
which is equal to 10 cents per bushel of Sc d
oats, against so cents, the price of old crop
on hand. Corn sells for 81 per bushel, and
the new crop at gathering time, it is est-
mated, will not bring one-thrd that amount
There was an enjoyable social gathering
of the young people at Esquire l.. A. Cush-
mans Wednesday evening.-An anxious
couple came to the city Wednesday, has
tened to procure the necessary vouchers,
and the twain were made one
flesh by his honor Dick Ragsdale.--
S. n. Harrison and lady have much SYM
pathy in the severe illness of their son
Earnest, and hearty wishes for his recovery.
AR. L w. Terhune is entertaining his |
son upon his first visit to his |
papa, and he assumes similar I
proportions to the esquire himself. -
AT at early hour Thursday morning young
man named James T. Harris was arrested by
Oliver Smith, United States detective. upon
the charge of robbing the postofice at
Georgetown, Texas, and left with his captive
the same day.-The following gentlemen
of our city will visit Dallas next week to AT
tend the civil service of the Federal court;
Colonel D Upthegrove Edward Schitf,
James Blassingame, A Watson, proprietor
Watson house. Sheriff N Ross, B Lewis,
esq, E w Terhune esq, Judge We Jones,
etc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TIDE
~ City Prison and the Treatment OF Prison.

n ~ hHDlNANOE REGULATING TBE
n City Prison and the Treatment Of Prison.
SECTION l. Tho chief of police, with the
consent OF majority OF the board of police,
shall have the right 10 appoint and remove
the keeper Of the city prison.
StU >, The Oh lief of police shall DO fuBpon-
sihle for the sale keeping OF all prisoners con-
fined In the city prison, and soc that they are
comfortable, and the food furnished them Ia
according 10 contract, and that their quarters
art always Kept In Il cleanly condition
SEQ. .. Any one lined In the mayor'B court
who Fails or refuses To pay his Dno on tho day
that II Is imposed, shsl be put To work upon
the streets or other public works OF the city,
and II his conduct aid work IL satisfactory TO
| lhe officer In charge, such pIison er shall have
! q credit ON the amount OF his iiue OF 100 cents
per day for reach day worked. III any prisoner
iails or refuses TO work, or ia unruly or guilty
OF refractory conduct, he shall he allowed q
credit of only 20 cents per day on the amour
of his nne, and he shah be put upon half
rations, and snall be male TO go along with
The street force with u ball and chain on his
leg.
SEQ. 4. No officer shall have the right to
release prisoner unless he has paid his fine
| or worked IL out an herein provided Tor, and
any officer so offending shall be deemed guilty
OF malieasance IN once, Provided, that for
good conduct and faithful work, the mayor
End marshal may, by mutual agreement, re-
NIT, not to exceed two days of u prisoDers'
time
SEQ. g. The monthly report OF tho chief of
police shall contain the number of days actu-
ally worked ont and make te mized account In
full Tor all prisoners, their fines or time.
SEC q. The chief of police or any police o
ilcer may, In order To restrain OF contr0i
prisoners, ueefuch reasonable force an does
not amount 10 cruel or unusual punishment
SKC.7 The keeper Of the city prison shall
be responsible for the safe keeping of all prop
efty belonging to every city prisoner, he
shalt treat all prisoners impartielly, and II he
| accepts any money or valuable thing from any
prisoner III his custody he shall, upon con-
viction before the police beard, be tummarlly
dismissed, and forfeit to the city his salary
for one month.
FEC. 8. There shall be some one In charge
OF the prison ers at all hours, ready TO receive
prisoners. Male and female prisoners shall be-
kept separate.
$50. o. IL shall DO the duty of the officer
In charge Of the prison to see that all prison
ers get their meals In time, aud are well
cared for 1t shall be the duty OF the officer In
charge OF the the street force to zee that they
do good work on the streets.
BIC 10 That this ordinance take effe ct from
Its passage nd publication.
Approved June "a, 1880
Attest: J nj. THURM0ND,
j. B. HEREFORD, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
Reading Notice.

Messrs. w. II. Patterson & Co., the en-
terprising druggists of our city, have been
compelled to order large stock Of those
Justly celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads"
In order to supply the increasing demand on
them.
Since their introduction in this part of the
country the people will have no other Pads
but the "Snyder's Curative Pads" as they
arc all that is claimed for them.
ian24-d&w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
WEATIIERFORD.
of the Herald.


WRATmERroRD d, June %, 1850.
The Democratic ratification meeting OF
Saturday afternoon last was carried on with
a great deal of earnest, heartfelt enthusiasm
After Mr.. Templeton finished his speech,
Mr.. Bdwell spoke very forcbly and elo-
Quently to the effect that the chasm that has
SO long existed between the north and south
was fully and forever bridged by the unpre-
cedented choice made by the Democrats in
selecting two such spotless and able men rs
Hancock and English to lead them on to VIC
tory. He was followed by Mr.. Stevenson,
Mr.. Lanham and Mr. Crawford, young
man from Alabama, who is travelling for his
health. Able and appropriate resolutions
were drawn up, unanimously approving the
action of the late convention. The meeting
was dismissed by that greatest Of enthusl-
asts Colonel NJ. W. Buster, to meet again
at night to celebrate, by the firing of anvlls
and by speaking, once more the Democratic
ticket Dur city marshal was givea some
trouble in arresting drunk n rowdy to-day,
who was making things lively by racing
around the city and yelling and wanting to
fight erything and everybody. He chased
him around for some time, to the great
amusement of the bystanders, with no Sue
cess, as the desperate was mounted on Il
wild, fiery horse, but finally captured him by
ordering one of his deputies to catch the
horse while he captured the man. just
before day yesterday morning a very heavy
thunder shower set in, accompanied by one
of the finest rains of the season, which was
repeated this morning about the same time,
only much heavier rain fell.-Farmers
are iuOilart and now look forward to oGe Of
the largest and most abundant cotton and
corn crops Texas has ever produced. The
T. & p. is finished to the Brazos, and they
are proceeding to go across the temporary
bridge, which they have finished across the
river
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
County Jndgais Orion.

JUne yoln, 1851.
ITO THE Parents and Guardians OF Dallas
County; Under the new school law all
communities must be organized and lists filed
In my ONCE before the nrst Gay OF August. The
apart to this county by the State, must be mad e
on the 2nd day of August; therefore you will see
how necessary 1t is that steps should be taken
atonce, toward organizing school communities,
TO the end that no child In DALLAS county within
the scholastic age should be deprived of the
money set apart by the state for its education
Printed applications in blank can be had by APP
plying at my office | trust that every neish-
borhood will organize themselves iuto school
communities at once, and each and every one
work together harmoniously in the determine
ton to assist in building up the public free
school system of our county. II. Il. BURKE,
County Judge, Dallas Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
GALVESTON.
Correspondence orthe Herald.

Correspondence ofthe Herald.
GALVESTON, June 81, lssO.
The ratification meeting made by the
National convention was held in front OF the
fremont house last night. The assemblsge
was not large, but quite enthusiastic, Inc
meeting was called to order by Col. street,
who after few appropriate remarks, placed
in nomination, for chairman, Hon. NJ
Kopperl, who in q neat pertinent speech
stated the object Of the meeting to be the
ratification Of Hancock and English as the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29

AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE
"A city engineer, the committee on streets
aud the city marshal TO open oil streets and
sidewalks In the city Of Dallas, and to cause
all distractions TO be removed grom the same
TO the full width Of the streets, as heretofore
established, and for the building and repair
Ing Of sidewalks.
Be i ordained by the city council Of tho city
Of Dallas:
sEcrIoNl. That the city engineer, the com-
mlttee on streets and bridges and tho city
after sufficient survey whenever such sur.
vey may be necessary, 10 cause all obstruc-
tions 10 be removed from all streets and side
walks OF said city to this full width Of said
streets as here ofore established.
SEQ. O. That Immediately after such sur
vey, II o survey be necessary, and OF once.
where no survey IN necessary, the owners,
claimants or occupants OF property upon
which such distractions are situated shall
be notified to remove the same within sixty
days from the date of said notice Such no
tice may he given by either the city secf etary,
the city engineer or city marshal, aud shall Be
sEc 8. That should the owners or claim
ants OF taid property fail or refuse to remove
such distractions within thirty days from the
service OF such notice, each person so Offend
Ing snail be subject to nne of not less tina u
twenty.6ye dollars nor more tfan fifty dollar
for each day said street or sidewalk shall be
INSTRUCTED, and each days obstruction shali
constitute separate Ouense.
SEC. 4. II at the end Of thirty days from
the SO vice of said notice said obstructlons
shall not be removed, Ii shall be the duty of
the city marshal 70 remove the same at the
expense OF the owners OF such property,
sEo. 5. All persons owning. or occupying
property in the city of Dallas fronting
on or along any street In said city
where sidewalks or cutters have been
or may be by ordip ance established, are
required TO keep the same IN good repair and
to repair the tame, upon notice from the CITY
engineer, within ten DAYS from date OF such
notice. Any one violating this section, or
failing or refusing to com ly with It's .eauire-
ments, shall be deemed guilty Of q misde-
meanor and fined in any sum not less than
Twenty-Five or moie than fifty dollars, and
each day that such sidewalk remains unre-
paired shall constitute separate ofIense.
SEC. T. Whenever a sidewalk IL by orci-
nance established And ordered built along any
street, II the owner of any lot or lots along
which said sidewalk Is ordered built shall
fail or refuse to bnild said sidewalk In uccord-
ance with said ordinance within thirty DAYS
from notice thereof, shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor. sud unon conviction In the
mayors court shall be fined In any sum moi
less than flge or more than fifty dollars, and
each day Thereafter shall constitute a separate
0lense. 10 shall be The Il ity Of the city en-.
gineer to report such offenders.
SEQ. I. fhat this ordinance take effect from,
passage anh publication
Approved June "a, 1880
]. NJ. THURMoND, Mayor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29

The True Southern, Sumter, 5. c., says
that "Wsrner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
aids us to drive away the enemy known as
diseases arising from impure blood. In this
attack Warmers Safe Pills holds the position
of rear guard; indigestion is vanquished by
Warmers Safe Btters, nervous diseases are
ousted from position by Warmers Safe
Nprvinon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
SOCIETY NOTICES.

ATTENTION, FiREMEN. = The mem.
blrs of The Fire Department are hereby
notified to meet this evening, June 2etn, NJ
$50 o'clock, at Fltemsns ha hsrore aSe meet
Ing. BY order of D. o. ooop' r''''
GEO. y. Dexter, sec'y'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
Bilious Collie,

This fierce and painful ailment is at once
overcome by n dose OF Renue's Pain-K Killing
Mogc Oil. 1t seizes swiftly upon the liver
and stomach, affording instant relief and
purging them of the cause of tn disease. 1t
never fails.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-29
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs,

Democratic Ratification Meeting al
WeatherfOrd-The Texas Il Pacific
Railroad Finished 10 the Rrazos
Crops Around GreenviIIe--
A War OF Drummers at
Fort WOrth-Etc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
An unfair lasIsuatioa.

The Fsrmerville Gazette 10 q great pa
per; it's editor 10 Q great man-in bis own
es,imatiou. He has O son he wants sent 70
West Point, and the question IL, who VIII
grant him the favor.
The above paragraph We clip from the
local column Of the Vienna Sentinel, an eI-
change that we always read with pleasure,
and whose management has generally been
admirable. But we must condemn the
s-ntiment of the few sentences quoted
above. Surely there is no reason to at
tribute interested motives to Judge Trim
Die. for we presume he is the editor alluded
to- II it is intended to convey the idea
that he supports Col Richardson through
his columns in the hope that his son may
be sent by him to West Point, the insinua
ton i. unfair to him aud 10 the justly dis
tinguished gentleman for whose nomlna-
ton he is lsborng so earnestly. We sup
port Gen. King from honest convictions of
duty TO the people aud to himself, and We
do sincerely regret that a paper that has
Joined MS 40 heartily in our advocacy OF his
claims should be the first to depart from
that dignfed and courteous propriety
which has hitherto marked all that has
been done BY the admirers Of the present
representative from this district.
| We have always endeavored, a. far as
possible, to separate the editor from the
paper in discussions. We look npon the
journal a. q being separate and distinct
from those who manage it. Only by ~
doing can personal misunderstanding aud
difficulties be avoided.
In this case there can be no possible cx'
cuse for such departure from the rules OF
journalistic dccorum. The insinuation il
all the worse when it is remembered that
cadets receive their appointment through
their Congressman il il true, but only after
a competitor examination. We hope that
the Sentinel will at once make the amend,
honorable for an insinuation that will
doubtless be -esented promptly by all con
cerned l, may, perhaps, be claimed thai
We are assuming too much in thus express
ing ourself about what may be .considcrc,
private controversy between Messrs
Walker and Trimble; but every fair mind
ed man will feel that we are right in dis
claiming for ourself aud for General Kin,
any sympathy with an insinustion which
will do serious injury to the individual
whose claims we, i'll common with the Sen
tinel, are endeavoring to have the peopl
Of our district endorse.