The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04
FLOTSANt

The election is at fever heat.
City council convencs tonight in regular
session at the City hall.
Remember the old reliable, julius Bogel,
when you go to the polls to-day.
This being election day the saloons will
be closed, at least the front doors will be,
horse, was given five years i'll the district
court yesterday.
The criminal term of the district court
opened yesterday with pretty full docket.
Judge Aldredge presiding.
Yesterday was monthly estray sale day.
There was but little stock on hand, yet
what there was brought good prices.
Constable Dean arrested and iugged
Jessie Hawkins colored yesterday, for ele-
waiting his voice to that key prohibited by
the law.
Bogel has made an honest, efficient, reia-
bic and energetic assessor and collector for
two terms, and why should he not he
trusted for n third term3
Saturday evening some thoughtless per-
son yelled fire" and the department
turned out. The police are trying to ferret
out who it was, and il he is found a $50 fine
awaits him.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will spread an elegant lunch during the
conclave of the Knights Templar, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to furnishing their
church.
Is it not wisdom and sound Judgment
and good common sense to keep trust
worthy, faithful and competent officer
when you have him? If so, then vote for
Bogel, who fills this bill exactly.
There was gathering at tho Texas IL
Pacific depot last night, which was in the
interest OF Mr.. Spelman, who claims to be
the democratic candidate for that ward.
Judge Lewis made speech in favor of the
| candidate.
IL Bacchus were to come to Dallas he
would designate "rhe Office us his temp o
at once, because ne would find there liquors
and wines, beer and cigars, exactly to his
taste, and every devotee of Bacchus should
DO likewise.
Captain Jefferson Peak, worthy citizen
OF this city, reached his eighty-tirst birth
Jay on the first OF April, ana ate his birth
Jay dinner with number of his kinsmen
az his sons, DIR. G. NJ. Peak, at Fort Worth.
lie is still active and hearty, and the
days.
Has Bogel ever neglected any duty in
eumbent on him Has thele ever been Il
cent wrong on his books? Has he ever
JAILED to turn over to the city the money he
mas collected? Has he ever been oppres.
sNe on the taxpayer who was cramped for
money! Has he ever been otherwise than
peasant cordial and courteous in his of.
zee and out of it, on business or not on
business? II you answer these questions
unsmatively, why don't you vote for him
today
iyou have man hired to do any kin OF
business or work for you, and you find
nm honest, industrious, faithful and capa.
pe, won't you keep him in your employ as
long as you cam Win you turn him OIL to
experiment. with some untried man, simply
because he has served you few years dill.
gently and well II not, why then should
You vote against Bogel today7 Bogel has
served you faithfully, honestly efficiently,
mas he not? ii so, Is there any good reason
or swapping him of for new man.
We are In receipt ola circular from the gen
Pa gentlemanly agent, Mr.. ]. NJ. bullock,
1uthwestern passenger agent OF the Mem.
ms Little Rock railway company, ad.
lslng that the road has made arrange.
nents to connect by boat with regular
rams between Madison and Arkansas and
.Ntie Rock, SO that no breaks or detentions
ecause Of Hoods, etc., will be incurred BY
assengers taking that route. Close con.
ecuon with train from Texas, arriving q,
,t,e hock at l;& q. M, and at Madison
nth boat for Memphis.