The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27
she Legnl Adyertising BE.

ghe legal Advertising BIZ
We this morning 5ive some more extracts
Grom different papers ia the state relative to
Che legal advertising bill. Tho San Antonio
Express very perlinautly remarks:
1. appears there is considerable objection
10 the bill providing for advertising shcriai
sales, administrators and executive ssieg.
sales under deeds Of trust, ETC., in lha news
papers II also appears that this objection
comes mainly from the lawyers. So far as
this objection is concerned, it is sale to say
It can ue explained by any newspaper pub
Usher in the state. Lawyers often do not
want these notices published in the newspa.
pers-it checks them 10 many little games
10 acquire the property OF poor debtors,
and of the heirs of landed proprietors.
II thes9 sales are no. pub.
llshed IN the newspapers, and are
merely "pOsted" in some obscure corner and
60 poorly written rs to be almost illegible,
The attendance ut the "public" sale will be
certain TO be small, and the enterprising al
torney can secure the property for himself
or Tor his client, the rich debtor, Mt "a nomi-
nal price, 1t is not to be wondered at that
Inc lawyers are opposed to publications in
the newspapers, AID it is only natural that
they should raise the cry that "only the
newspapers are benefited by such publica.
tion." We doubt if there is "A newspsper
publisher in this state who has not received
notices Of land sales, which mad to be pub
llshed by the terms of the deed of trust, who
has not been requested to place the legal
notice IN such a position In tho paper that it
would not attract general attention. OF
course the lawyers oppose the publication
law; the Old W y Is more for their bane6G,but
Ills robbery for the poor debtor.
The Bonhsm News is the only paper ia
Che state that we have noticed, to oppose tic
bill. The Bonham News is generally con.
ceded by the press to be the journalistic
Ishmael of Texas It's editor evidently has
the dyspepsia aud sees everything through
greenish glasses. Il seems to delight in op-
posing any measure that other newspapers
favor, and when the press association meets
in May, it will bea good idea to make an
appropriation for the purchase of half a
dozen liver-pads for tho News. 1t has
right to its say, however and we give il as
follows:
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IL ~ ia ~peis VI 'no s'ase,
L. ,,ianad l., ,La na,aS,e " Pomettul
win which ~ hnId"go "a IAN h,,'. oilulals
ra,ars ,hnt o,,,bt Wv S,' 10y pp news
fnfe,tered ~ p'''0o'S ''0o anu
mt Tho ror,s,s,o, b,,;,,o-,;, ,.....-,,-
rnnroS, shIa in ~ ro'mi,, 5; sehuIa'ly
their over.crowded candi,ion |hprSy t L'Gln
more papers in Texas in proportion 10
population than ia any other state in the
ro,nn h,,,;,S rToiuS' 'uo news
ILL., 81 80 so'io U'uer
\ mi itis No -, ,bo a,,,,,tpS o'oiuohe'
e. vowed, III, n,,,,;,ia,y e, 40 "sls'S'ure
ensclms1t Than II wonld bo ,a ',,' ~ 'osa.
other occnnn,ion or rror,os;o,, S S'u,n' any
,ba aoo6 poo,io VI prS'ess'ou IN, Nature ana
rs,red, tha ,,a,,or ,,;,I,,,', vi vNeu'ually
and 'rha nrnooss ~ ",,',,-7 '' .I,. " Sua'
survival of ,ho ,,oet nil 80, 9o,u ' OF
no,nn"ns or ,,,,t''i.sl w. "oVu '"V tno SUI
univ will snryive ths, an p"Poo,, 1'iG tnose
or ihst s,r,sss ~. ell, ' T ueluanu
which ,o ~ ,,oi,o ~ ~ 'uo quStles
ionrna Vhona az No 'U",'nTio a'G lella9le
DIV tbo;r natro,aao S,o, 1922 ~ im WIN
.cannot o,r,i,,o ,,;,Inn, o,Ro;n}5 p%R., that II
"a snnnort II ,bo onnoI,s;n, y, su'eNeh,p l 9
tbat ia not vor,h snoh hnIs, 20 ieaSUiaoIe
that the feld a wss i,,ondod 10 naos, up, Ut
already bsen tsken NO 80 Up. soa u nil
shee, Tho vs,dict - Tho oaooi b.Iop'aoi s
matters on,bt no, 90 he 90, as,do 4, Sucn
direct or ;rdirect s"hs;d, ,yb; SIuo 10y any
noticsns dnIo ON, ~ ,,S,;h,,n3 a sSnuilllnS
winch tbere ia No nncsss;tr or do,no TI1''' ior
The Mey;a I,odaor an,y,orir u tha It'd.
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