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B., GLOBE Office. 1876
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
CITY ORDINANCES.

Az ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE,
IN ilre limits.
30 q ordained by the city council OF the city
OF Dallas.
SECTION /, That section iirst OF AN ordiu-
awe entitled an ordinance on tiie limits APP
proved Nov 10Th, ISL, be- amended so vs. 10
include ths following described property VIZ
All the property bounded by PAcino avenne
on the north, sycamore ON a. eesst, commerce
street on the south To Lamar street, thence py
Lamar street TO Jackson street, Wy Jackson
TO BruAuwaN ON the wet, by Bronuway 20
Elm, by Elm 10 Jen,non, by Jehefsoh lu'
Pacific avenue.
SIC q IL shall be unlawful for any person
to erect any wooden BUILDING in'said limits
or make any repairs except as PROVIDED LOT IN
ne above mentioned ordinance, hpproNen
Nov 2gth, 1871, ana any one so ouendlng smut
be deemed guilty ola misdcmt amor, anu nhed
In any sRm NOT exceeding any dollars; eAoh
days work done after notice from the eltN'
marshal shall constitute separate ouehln,
SEC 3. The property fronting on Mai
street and running bAcRp 100 feet, helween
Field aud sycamore STR cts, is hereby in-'
cluded In The iite limits subject 10 ali Inc con
ditlons and penalties contained IN the oruin-
ance on fire liNits, approved Nov s9lh 1917.
SEC I, Thatthis ordinance take eieetfrona
and after Its passage,
Attest. NJ. THuRnNn,
j, h, HrREgonp, Mayor
Secretary,
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FORT WORTH.
Correspondence OF the Herald

correspondence OF the Herald
FORT WORTH, June 25, 1850.
Last night huge bonfire and band of
music gave notice of Hancock ratification
meeting Several hundred people gathered,
and soon store-box as rostrum in the
street was mounted by speaker, and loud
and long cheers for the Democratic nominees
rent even the distant air. w. W. Wood
ward, of Alabama, made an eloquent speech
full Of compliments to the Democracy, Texas
and the Texans. Captain Frank Ball was
brief, but pointed and striking in his re-
marks. The speech OF T. I. D. Andrews
being SO Unexpectedly good, was received
with great enthusiasm. Other speeches were
made by j. w. Turner, j. L. ST. lair and
r. F, Tackaberry with telling effect, all Gre
atiDg much applause. Loud guns shook the
air all through the rejoicing, and even after
the dispersion, until toward the hour of mid
night.-Ed. Hearsy, the somnsmbulst
printer, is on foot again, or rather on crutch-
es.-- The chairman of this precinct of Tar
rant county has called q Democratic conven-
ton to meet here on Saturday, July oath, to
elect delegates to the county convention and
to consider the nomination Of candidate for
the leGisatlre.---Charles Gay writes
from Vinita, Indian Territory, June 22d,
that he had already walked 365
miles in the previous seven days. He is
walking at the rate Of so miles day, which
will lust about bring him here on time (ff-
teen days. next Sunday, the 29th.---While
the street car mule was being hitched to re-
turn with the car from the depot to-day the
animal became frightened at the dangling
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AN ORDINANCE srABLlSlllNd N
~ gutter on Ran and PJydrhs sDeols.
ho II ordalned 10y the city council OF The cily
Aof Dallas
sEcrIoN There shall be aud Il hereby or
deTed established and CONSTRUCTED gutteh'
and curhing ON the souih side OF Elm streeh
from Lamar street Oh the west 10 Foyuras
street ON The cas- also along the wes' slue o.
PoyAras street, from Elm street On the nofth
TO Main street on the south.
SIC. > Sulu gutter shall oe u surface alopks
the edge Of sidewalks, and shall W CONSTITUENCIES
by the property owners under dlrtctions anu
supervision ot the city engineer AMI OF soou'
hard stone of such dimensions ny SHAH De te-
qnired by said engineer IL shan be 40 con
strnc'ed as 10 admit OF the free dow oil water
to Main street sewcr.
SkC, 8. II the property owners along sne
line of said gutter shall fAil within siAty GAYS
20 construct or have constructed The gu.leis
herein provided for then andin such nn event
the city engineer snail have such work aone
at their expense and report the oost 10 ely
council OF gutter In front OF each person -
property TO DO levied as tax against sneh
property.
| from passage and upon being provided with
list Of the propt fty Owners along line ~ gut
| ter the city secretary shall Immediately not
| ify them Of the passage Of this ordinance anN
| the requirements herein. The city engines
shall furnish the list.
owner or agent OF lot frontine on said stroet
| who shall eg ect or fail TO bnild the gutter
and curblng fronting his lot IA the time pre-
1 Sc ibed for its completion shall be nnod IN any
sum NOT exceeding ave do lars per dayi eaoh
| day shall constitute separate offense
Adopted May %, 1850, hpproyed MnyyS, isoe
Attest j. Nj, IhUhMoNb, ---.-s
| ]. d. iIrRRFoRD, Mayor.
| Secretary
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CALVERT.


Correspondence of the Herald.
CALVERT, June22 lSsO.
District court has been in session for two
weeks on civil business. The criminal dock
ct was taken up on yesterday. There are but
two murder cases to be tried at this term;
there are usually six or eight. Court will
likely get through with the business this
week. People here were surprised at the
result of the Currie trial. The general tenor
of the comment is that when person is ac-
Quilted of crime on the ground Of insanity
he ought to be kept in some sort of contine-
ent.--The peach crop is almost failure
here, This fruit here is about the size of
plums, and selling three for dime.-.-Wa.
termelons are plentiful--It is estimated
that corn will be worth about 20 cents per
bushel.-F. NJ. Adams will attend the
greenbsck convention at Austin.--Ihe pris-
oners have been moved from the old jail here
to the new one, just completed at Frank,
lin--The Mexican Beltran, who murdered
q man on Ben Browns place about one week
ago, has been caught and indicted; his trial is
set for tomorrow. see from the records
this county that 7. B. Reeves has had "Da-
vid Davis'' arrested and bound him over for
breaking stove in church.
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GROESBEECK,
correspondence of the Herald,

correspondence of the Herald,
GRoEsBEEcK, June %, 1850.
District court convened Monday; no bust
ness of importance yet transacted.--From
The way the actual count is exceeding the
estimates as made upon the votes polled at
the last general election, the census enumera-
tors think the population of this county will
be l6, 900 or l9,000.--The somewhat cele-
brsted cases of the state VS. Sims & Avery
which were reversed by the court of Appeals
are set for trial the Goth and 23rd July. The
state VS. Olendenin, for murder, set for the 10th
July. Col. Herring & Col. Anderson, of
Waco; Major Perl, of Montgomery and Judge
Smpkins, of Corsicana, attending court. -
Oats sell for Sl.5O per 100 bundles.-Corn
will be worth Is to rs cents per bushel--
The contract for building the new Jail has
been let, the price to be $l2,O00.-It does
seem unfair to arragn the whole state of
Texas and her Jurisprudence for a possible
error of the court or jury that tried and &C.
Quilted Currie.
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GALVESTON.
Correspondence of the Herald.

correspondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON, June %, 1850.
Dennis Crowell and James Magee two
hsrd-hitters and pugilists of some local note,
have stipulated to tight prize fight next
Sunday for $50 side. A forfeit OF $40 each
has been deposited by the friends of the two
gladiators and the men have gone into active
training for the coming bout under expert !,
enced men and hard fought eatt!e ID
anticipated. Where this brutal exhioitl0h
is to take place has not yet been deilhlte my
decided upon, or, if known, 1t Is careluliy
guarded, so as to guard against interference
by the minions of the law. --Heidenhelner
Bros. have received cablegram announcing
tho sailing from Liverpool of Their PARK
Herbert with full cargo for this port Tues
day last.--Tuesday night norther began
blowing, which has had decided effect upon
the atmosphere and wonderfully increased
the quantity and appetite of the mosquitoes
and virtually put stop to the pa'hihg;;
There is no local news OF
note, and the city is extremely
quiet ard dull. No fights, runaways, elope-
ments, and but one drunk and disorderly
docketed of the police blotter.--Ihee
steamships Harlan and Josephine arrived
yesterday. Tho latter from Morgan olty,
with heavy freight list for the interior, and
a fair passenger register. The former from
lndianola, came in light, as to freight and
passengers. The hotel registers, however,
show that people are on the move, ana ina'
many "birds of passage" are on the wing
AT the fremont the names OF y. IL
Skiles, of Dallas, and John Callett, OF En-,
p,ooria, Kansas, are found among page Q.
other names. Among those registered ea az
The Washington are Edward j.. Ridley OF
London, England; w. L. Bringhurst Oh
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CORSICANA,
Correspo dense of the Herald

Correspo derse of The Herald
CoRslcASA. June %, lssO.
The coroner's jury in the case of young
willis rendered verdict of death from
strangulation by water--Several railroad
contractors are in town looking up men for
work on the narrow.gauge-The nomina.
ton OF Hancock seems TO meet with the APP
proval of all in this vicinity. Crops of all
kinds in the western portion of this county
are very much in need Of rain, and unless we
have it very soon the corn will be damaged 10
a considerable extent--Fifty teams are at
work grading on the right-of,way east of
town, near Chambers Greek.-We will
have grand Fourth of July cele-
oratlon, under the auspices of
the Corsicana cornet band, at the
fair grounds, near the city, on Monday, July
9th. Horse racing, foot races, rifle shooting
and various other smusements. A large
platform will be erected for dancing The
string and brass bands will furnish the
music. No pains or expense will be spared
to make the day enjoyable. The festivities
of the day will close with displ,y of fire
works and grand ball at the opera, house
The Molloy house is the only frst-class
hotcl in the city, 1t is kept up to standard of
exc ,lence second to none on the lire Of the
roac. Captain Moore is bee ming quite
popular with the travelling public.
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MCKINNEY
Core = ondence of the Hernll.

Corresp ondence of the HerGll,
McKiNNSY, June -, 1851.
To-day was celebrated at Bue Ridge by u
public installation of officers in the masonic
lodge at that place. Over i've hundred peo-
pie were present, and among them several
distinguished masons from distance, Cap.
tain Thomas j. Brown, Of Sherman; Rev,
w. P. Cloyd, of Mckinney. Captain Charles
Wysong, from Highland, and several others.
The repast was elegant and bounteous in
every respect Few communities in the state
equal Blue Ridge in pretty girls, good eat
ing and generous and hospitsble people,
The grand jury adjourned to-day, after re.
turning seventy-fve true bills. District court
is still progrt ssing.--Fsrmers are com
planning less this year about crops than ever
before.--The nomination of Hancock and
English gives universal satisfaction among
all ranks of the Democratic party. On Sat
urday it is proposed to get up a grand ratif-
cation meeting
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MEXIA.
,spondence OF the Herald

Correspondence OF tne heIhiu
MExIA, June "a, 1850.
Rev. Conn. Hsney, of Sherman, delivered
his noted lecture on Ireland and Irishmen, at
the opera house on Monday night, to full
house. His lecture occupied more than an
hours time, holding the people spell bound
BY his wonderful powers of eloquence as 81 ne
stood like a prodigy before them;--lhe
forger, Blackman, who was last week louSeu
in iail at Groesbeeck is trying the Curre
"wrinkle," and turns out to be lunatic. But,
to attempt this game after committing repeat,
ed forgeres through the space OF several
months without being detected Of lunacy,
looks little too "thin. An ice,G &c Is
supper will be given to nights at the walker
hall, for the benefit of the Presoytersn
Church.--The most pleasant sociaole OF tne ne
season was given last night at the residence
of Mr.. Robert Munger, in honor OF Misses
Maggie Collect and Mollie Davis, guests OF
his hospitable home, the former OF AusIih
the latter of Fairfield, Freestone county,
Our colored denizens.. will have granu
barbecue tomorrow. Lively preparations
have been going on for week or two
General Hawthorne, who has been soilourn-
ing with us for few days, preached IN the
Baptist church last night. His effort was
able and we'll received.-Quite NUMBER ,e
-four townsmen are off at the Wooten Weils
recuperating their scattered energies, wnile
the Fishburn-B echam delegation is on Ine
Trinity for a weeks hunt.--Mrs. Nap1ain
Gibson, left this morning for the WG9teh
Wells.--The nomination OF General aa il
cock at Cincinnati this morning was loyiuiiy
received here. He was the favorite WIN our
people before the convention, and his nomi-
nation will secure every Demoeatic vote
throughout this section. When he was our
enemy he proved friend, and now we pro,
pose to show our gratitude, by contrioulihg
our strength and support, to make MIN 'he
ruler of the nation,
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An ORDINANCE REQUIRING

An ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE.
"A city engineer, the committee on streets
and The city marshal to open all Streets and
sidewalks IN the city Of Dallas, and TO cauft'
10 I'll e fall width of the rtets, as heretofore
established and for the bailding and repa,T--
ing Of sidewalks
Be t ordained by the city council Of the city
Of BALLAST
SECTION |. That the city engineer, the COM
mittea on streets an q bridges and the city
marshal he and they sre hereby instructed.
after a efficient inrvey whenever such sur
yey may be necessary, to cause oil obstruc-
lions % be removed from all streets and side
walks Of said city TO the fun width of saiua
s'ree's 40 here ofore established.
SAC g That INN ediately after such sur
vey, II a survey be necessary, and at once,
where no survey IL necessary, the owners,
claimants or occupants OF property upon
which such distractions are situated shall
be notified h remove the same within sixty
days from the date cfsa!d notice. such no
tiCe mBy lie given by either the city secl etary =
the city engineer or city msrshal, and shall b. =
SEC ). That shouid the owners or claim
ants Of said property fail or refuse to remove
such distractions within thirty days from the
service of such notice, each person so offend
ING shall be subject to a fine OF not less than,
twenty-five dollars nor more ,han iifty dollar
for each day said street or sidewalk shall be
obstruGed, and each days obstruction shaiE
constitute separate oiense,
SIC 4. II at the end of thirty days from
the Sc vice Of said notice said obstru cllonsa
shall not be removed, 1t shall be tho duty OF
the city marshal To remove the Same at tnes
expense OF the owners OF such property
FEC. g. All persons owning or occupying
property in the city Of Dallas fronting
on or along any street IN s0td city
where sidewalks or cutters have been
or may be by ordinance established, arc
REQUIRED to keep the same IN good rerair &c -
10 repair the same. upon notice from the city
engineer, within ten days rom date Of suclSs
rollce. Any one violating this section, or
falling or refusing 70 COM ly with It's require
ments shalt he dee med guilty of INSIDE
mean0r and fined in eny sum not less than
twenty-five or more than tity dollsrs. ante
each day that such Sidewalk remains unre--
on red sh " COST tute separate oilen.e.
EFC. g. Whenever a Sidewalk Is by ofcis
nance established and ordered built along any
street, II he ownfr OF any lot OF lois along
which said sidewalk a ordered built shalt
fail or refuge to build said Sidewalk In accord
an ca with said ordinance within thirty days
from notice thereof, shall be deemed Utility OF
n misdemeanor, and upon conviction In the
mayors court shall be fined IN any sum not
less than five or more than MY dOllt rs, ana
each day thereafter shalt Constitute separate
Onense. ltshall be The d1tv Of the city en-
sineer 10 Yeport such ofiond ers.
SEC Z, Thaf this ordnance take effect from
| passage aud publication
Approves june q, 1850 -.
J. N. THURMoND, Mayor
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wEATHERFORD.
correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the deralu.
WBArHERFoRD, June %, 1850.
Mr.. Sam. Milliken is engaged in putting
up fine three-story stone building on the
east side of the square, corner of Fort Worth
street, tor the National bank, intending tc
merge his private banking house into ma
tional bank, with the following officers. Sam.
II. Milliken, president; A. S. Simmons, vice
president, G. II. Mill'kan, casher.-
Watermelons and small fruit ar coming in,
and find ready sale. The fruits are of fine
quality, and share the b.hvA. OF III unusual
GOOD season. Numerous wagons with
families pass through here daily for the set
Ting and cultivsting of lands further west.
Freight is still coming in rapidly, and
the work on the railroad here is rapidly ap,,
preaching completion. The freight and
passenger depots are nearly finished,
and will soon be ready for oceupa.
ton. AT present the entire railroad
business is transacted in the freight depot.
The road is completed seventeen miles out
from here and they expect to have it COM
nleted 10 the bridge in eight or ten days.
Heavy trains of road material and provisions
for the workmen run out to the end OF the
road dsily.-Thursday, the oath, being the
anniversary of St. Johns Day, the lodge and
chant r met at the college building and pro-
ceeded. headed by the brass band, to the
court house, with NJ. w. Buster as marshal.
Officers of Weatherford chapter No. 1906
ware first installed, as follows: f J Mum
ford, E II P; Smith RsgsdaIe,
II King, Charles Lindsey, Y d;
s Zachariss, P S; N G Neir, G NJ, Sd 70 W
McCIehee, & NJ "a v; j G Sharp, G Nj LIST v;
ESRA G and Gusrdselect were absent ana
not installed. Phoenix Lodge No. 20, a.
F, and a. NJ. Officers are n G Neir, W NJ
A Potter, S w; S Zachsriss, w; D U
Sharn s D: Nj w Buster, treasurer; + J
Wmmford, secretary; E w Anderson, w
Cbilcut. stewards; D NJ Edwards, tyler
Marshall Butter then declared officers en-
stalled for the ensuing year. NJ w Buster
then introduced the Rev. w Dean, who de-
iiverea an able and appropriate address TO inc
Mason. The scholars of Weatherford High
schooI who were entitled te medals Their
came forward, and Judge Richards presented
,% n,,'J yn a on behalf Of Phoenix lodge, tc
Master John Mccall, for mis- pro9iiielency II
mathematics. In an eloquent and nighiy APP
nropriate sueech, Geo. A. Mccall, esq, ther
presented the medals given. by the teacher
and trustees of the school IN the following
order: Miss Matte Su2lett hrst prize II
her class: John Mccall, best speaker; MIS-
Lizzie Smith, three medals for department
Miss Laura Clark. best reader in inferno
dio,e densrtment; Miss Mollie Brltton
second hest reader in intermediate depart
ment. Col. NJ. W. Buster then dismissed I'll tH'
assembsge with few pleasant remarks. In
attendance was large and they had the oes
of order.