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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL, in his re-
port, in referring to the Star Route cases,
says that there is no question but that
immense frauds were committed in ex-
pediting the mails. The HERALD can
assure this official that it did not require
his authority to make the people under
stand that they have been defrauded on
agigantie scale. We might add that a
fraud Of almost equal dimensions was
perpetrated with the connivance of At
torney-General Brewster That gentle-
man receives salary of $4,000 year
for attending to the law concerns of the
government, and the prosecution of such
cases is one OF them. Instead, however,
of prosecuting these cases himself he
brought on from New York Col Bliss
and retained that gentleman at an enor-
nous expense to act as his substitute.
To Col Bliss he added other distin.
guished lawyers of the District OF Co.
lumbia to aid in the prosecution of these
thieves, bringing up the total outlay ior
fees, during the greater portion OF year
in which they were thus retained, to
nearly a quarter OF million dollars.
In the old, frugal days Of Democratic
sdministration, the country would have
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

THE New York Illustrated papers are
reaching us full Of cuts illustrative OF the
centennial Evacuation Day--a day which
ought to bc forever memorable in the
United States. It was celebrated with
great splendor, with civic and military
procession as accompaniments. An in
cident Of the demonstration was the fail
ure Of the plutocrat, William II. Van
derbilt, to decorate his house for the &C.
casion. As q consequence, he was loud
ly Kissed by the processionists as they
passed his dwelling. Tho trucking to
the English which is SO common in the
millionaire ranks in the Eastern States
Is one Of the inexplicable snob develop
ments Of the age. His treatment by the
populace, tho other day, will afford Van
derbilt another opportunity of falling
back upon his favorite aphorism Of
''Damn the people"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

The memorial Of the San Francisco
merchants is nov in the hands Of Mr.
Stubs for consideration and answer
The demand Of these WORTHLESS is, sub
stantially. that Southern California,
having broken the lesding-strings which
had held her so long, should be again
enslaved. What does the Board Of
Trade think of this proposition Would
not counter memorial be good thing
It seems to us that no time ought to be
lost In moving In this matter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Tur pemocratic Board Of supsrvis

THE Democratic Board Of Supervisors,
in buying a site for new Court House,
has done well. II has to that extent, at
least, responded to popular demand,
which might almost be called unani-
nous. But 1t seems to us that this
body ought to take a pride in complet-
ing its work. II is somwhat dilatory in
getting ready for building. We should
like to see the bricks beginning to arrive
on the ground, and would welcome
other preparations that would guarantee
that the present old ramshackle Court
House will, at an early day. be replaced
by o suitable edi6ce.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Franeo-chinese Afrairs.

PARIS, Dec. 6.--La Liberte says: Eng
land is taking energetic steps to bring
about % treaty between France and
China, and adds it has authorized infor.
nation which leads to the belief that
peaceful negotiations have made pro
cress in the last few days. La
LiJerf. states that the events which
the Government expects as likely to ex,
ercise an influence in the Chamber Of
Deputies is not so much feat OF arms
in fonquin, but China's adhesion 10 the
treaty which has been suggested by
England. The Telegraph says: Mar.
guess Tscng has sent a note to
Prime Minister Ferry, asking II the
war preparations at Tonquin to prevent
a conflict were not such as might com
promise the negotiations. La France
says: Admiral Peyron telegraphed to
the Projects of the Maritime Depart,
ments that since the fresh dispatch Of
troops for Tonquin is not expected, i
will not be necessary to continue any OF
the steps begun with ship-owner5.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Passengers Due This Evening

The following is the list of passenger
by the Southern route, to arrive in LoI
Angeles at 4;45 o'clock this evening
specially telegraphed to the HERALI
from Casa Grande, Arizona. at IL
O'Clock last night;
James Phelan, ii Seaton. and wife, W
II II Hart, A ] lie Britton, Mrs Drey.
fus, Miss Strauss, San Francisco; A
Blum, San Antonio; o A Thompson,
Michigan; A Rufio, Mexicoi E E Reid,
Kansas; Mary II Durby, Mt Sterling,
Ky; VIM Vera Cruz, Los Angeles; S
Parish, San Bernardino;J ;J Stanley Leigh,
London; A H Reed, East Liverpool.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

InE recommendation Of 7. j. Cuddy
for reelection by the Democratic caucus
is just recognition of the fine record
this efficient and energetic young official
has made during his incumbency of the
Office Of Chief Of Police. The Council
cannot do better than to re elect him.
During his administration the executive
machinery Of the law has worked to a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

been appalled, at such prodigai ezpendi-
lures. and the administration which
countenanced them would have been
overwhelmed in whirlwind OF popular
indignation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

A cynical subscriber to a Western
journal wrote to the editor complaining
Of the publication in that paper OF the
class Of literature known as society
slush,' to which the editor replied that
II man bought turkey for dinner he
was not obliged to eat the feathers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

GRAND old Gen Hancock will be in
Los Angeles very shortly, to revisit the
scenes 40 familiar to him quarter of a
century ago. He will doubtless receive
Alright royal welcome.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD steam Printing House 10 not sur
passed by any Job Printing ONCE on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, In facilities tor
lob work Low prices, good work and ex-
oedltlon may be relied upon at this office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

A German writer, in one Of the Berlin
papers, Of his campaign gives the follow.
ing interesting item: "In this battle we
lost the brave Captain Schulz. A can.
non ball took off his head. His last
words were; Bury mo on the spot where
fell"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

The HERALD office Is connected with the tele-
phone system OF Los Angeles city and county.
orders for advertisements or Job work may be
sent through thls medium to number $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Compenles societies
hlrches, ETC.. will only be inserted in the HERALD
AS raid advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Of Worship, gratuitous directory. wh eh viii
sppear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

The HERALD isthc official paper Of the city Of
Los Angeles The city delinquent tax lists and
all other municipal notices appear only In Its col
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

Brentano Bros, No. Union Square, New
York City, are agents for the HERALD hwiii
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it, SOLD by c. F. Heinzeman,
100 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
PARK STATEMENT, 1855.

Loss, 2.SI4.sl, which is principally eompen-
sated by permanent improvements, costing
&, ,694.ss
The grounds are now in good repair. which
was not the case at the commencement OF the
wear
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
ATTENTION.

The party Who may have in their possession
small tin box, left by A. L. Bush, will confer a
great favor on me by returning the same to NJ,
". Chllds. No. 2iI Los Angeles street ,,,,,n
drc7 Iw A. L. RUSH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

Nj 3. N. Rowe is the Santa Ana agent Of
the HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Reyptian News.

LoNpoS, Dec. GA Khartoum dis
patch says the story teiegraphsd by the
Austrian Consul that only one-third OF
Hicks Pashas army was destroyed in the
battle with El Mahdi, and that the re-
mainder Of the army Is encamped at
Rahad, is untrue. The wounded Euro
pean officer at Bitkett is Major Zeeken-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
PAVILION STATEMENT.
RECAPITULATIoN

Leaving loss OF nearly double that which was
ever disbursed in any one season,
Total loss, s., ,94s.sG.
Derived from State appropriation, net. 81, 1900
From 20 per cent assessment on s6,04b,
guarantee notes !, POS. 10
From cash donations 1881 ........... 200 90
From old collections and other sources, 1909
~ 9is sf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

City Employment Office All kinds OF business
bouvht and sold. First-class inale and female
help furnished free Of charge.
"a N. SPRING STREET,
decf I'm =. LohiNo'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
: ---,------n--'---
NEW TODAY.
loRINC STORE AGENCY.

EDELMAN g. Co, Cigar Manufac.
turera, make the best cigars and do the larges
obbng trade In Southern California. myistf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
A sacred White Elephant

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Bamum, Hutch,
inson 4 Bailey have received word from
their agent in Rangoon that he had oom.
pleted the purchase OF genuine sacred
white elephant, recently captured in
Siam, and the property of nobleman Of
that country. The price to be paid is
$500, 200 gold; $50, 900 has been paid.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
WANrE D.

To buy n house which may be moved. Apply
TO THE0. BLANK, al. No. 7p9 South Pearl street
dec7 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
NEGLECTED. Grand Master

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Prince Of Wales
has been re- elected Grand Master OF the
Grand Lodge of Free Masons of England.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Az Unropnrmed war sumor

LorDoN. Dec. 0.-The 50. James Gas-
etc, in Its financial article, says: There
was an unconfrined report on the Stock
Exchange that war between France and
China had been declared. It caused
great excitement. and general decline
In prices
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
FOREIGN.
Challenge DecIIned.

BERLIN, Dec, 6.-Herr Phillips, editor
OF Volks Zcitung and member of the
Reichstsg, challenged DR.. Stoeker to
fight duel, owing to obnoxious remarks
by the latter in regard 20 the Liberal
press. DR.. Stoeker declined on the
ground that he is clergyman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
wheat and Barley Market.

SAN FRAScIsco, Dec. 6.-Wheat weak
and dull; buyer season, 81 $50 .96.
Barley, weak and dull; buyer season,
al l2ml l21
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
nntber nourh on Howard.

SALT LAKE, Dec. 8.-The Bar meeting
this morning rassed the following reso
lution THAT we earnestly protest
against the appointment Of Summer
Howard as Chief Justice Of Utah, the
reasons being, as stated in our former
protest to the President, that we can't
believe that candidate for n high posi-.
ton, whose reputation was so bad as
Howards s while United States Attorney
for Utah. could receive executive favor"
The Secretary was instructed to tele
graph the same TO the President and At
torpey Generul.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Failure Caused by wheat Char
tera.

SAN FRAscisco, Dec. G.--Henry Lnud
4 Co, an English exporting firm, have
suspended; liabilities, s340, 600; assets
stated to be 100000. The failure Is
due to losses on wheat charters, which
have fallen from above sixty sbilings to
below thirty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
EASTERN.
making Campaign Capital.

ST. LOUIS tMo.), Dec. 6.-The Globe
Democrat, tomorrow, will state that
prominent parties in Texas will soon
bring suit in the Court of Claims, al
Washington, to recover the value OF
slaves emancipated during the late war.
The action will be based chiefly on Ger.
tain clauses of the State Coustitu tion,
which. were approved and endorsed by
Congress at the time of the annexation,
and which, it is claimed, makes the
Government of the United States liable
for the slave property Of plaintiffs. In
the case of Strong, very pronounced
Union man dursng the war, the proposed
action was endorsed, and will be pushed
by some of the best lawyers in Texas.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
win prosecute Pagan pe,jurer,

SAN Francisco, Dec. 6.-District At
torney Sullivan has volunteered his ser
vices to United States Attorney Hilbofn
to aid him in prosecuting for perjury the
coolies who testify that every Cbinaman
who arrives here is d trader. Hilborn
alone has been unable to verify or con
tradict such testimony, being too much
otherwise occupied. Two detectives
have been detailed by Chief Crowley to
investigate all statements made by Chi
nese witnesses when they attempt to
swear that the next batch Of coolies are
traders. The result will probably be
the detection ani punishment of the
naoap ,eriurqrs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
The stock Roard.

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 6. Best and
Belcher, $50; Chollar, l.70i Consol
dated Virginia, .30i Crown Point. 30;
Eureka Consolidated, =; Gould 4
Curry, so; Hale 4 Norcross, .85;
Mexican, 30; Northern Belle, so;
Ophir, 7.50; Potosi, rs; savage, .70j
s. Nevada, 2.50; Union 2,55, Vel
low Jacket. 10.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
40 t.rosue,t or Eastern News.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 6--The tele-
graph wires are still down, the effects Of
a heavy sleet stoim east Of Cheyenne.
In one placs il is estimated that for a
stretch of one hundred and thirty miles
the line Is prostrated
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Big Mine Purchase BY Maekey
and FIo0d.

MEANWHILE, Cal, Dec. GA man 80
years old was to-day naturalized by
Judge Keyser. in the Superior Court.
His name is James Scott, native of Ire.
land. He has farm near rCamptonville
this county, and went from the Court
room to the United States Land Office,
where he perfected his title to home
stead entry. Scott sold his old home in
Ireland twenty.nine years ago and fol-
lowed his five sons to the United States,
and has been in California for the last
twenty years, He means to vote the
Democratic ticket at the next election.
He cannot write, but is in good health,
though apparently somewhat feeble, and
says he was never sick day in his life.
maavy Iassea hy the Wheat P00l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

FRESNO, Dec. 6.--Thc following is q
list of south-bound passengers passing
here to-day;
DIR b Cory, @ w Cozzens San jose
Mrs A g Kinscy, @ J Kinsey, New Or
leans; n Harmon and wife, Tucson; A
w jackson and wife, Jos Betz. San
Francisco; Il A Clark, England, II +
Newton, Ohio; A J Harrell, Visalia; @
T White, Cotton; A c Doan, Los Ange-
les; s L Moore, Maricopa; Miss Menziea
and maid, Scotland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Heavy Losses by the wheat poo

SAN Francisco, Dec. 6.-lt is report
ed this evening that the wheat freight
pool. composed of Sol Wangheiman, M.
Waterman and others, have lost from
81, 900, 900 to $1,000, 900, owing to the
heavy drop in freight, Claus Spreckels
is stated to have been caught to the ex.
tent of $500, 600.
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AT HIS MOTHERS GRAVE.
wa. the PInce lEe Chose for
suicide.

N,.u. npr,.,,g Tor,o-v 4 Tho lifa.
~ -. - E,,i,r3,,r E,-.i,,',..r ,ra.
-. 80 I',s
!""u" 1"'s NJ it,t "" ','' -. 80
h"tuet' III Tue + Ieu.ehs e,'ue'''',
pHle' Il" !" tue 'Hn' 'eI'p'e I'm
whlch ooAed Tue n'ood anu Drains 'i
the Ni'uhha u" teNui'e NSn"! s'H'P
ia the right hhud ut the cor Sc VIII! ne
index hnger stlll pressing ne t"t"'
trigger aud the q. her tigers sim clutch
Ing the han lie Of the weapon, told e.
ale OF the suicide The body. was
found hE NprIfuItr -lAt r and his
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I.i.l
Improved iron InvIaoratOr

The most perfect and satisfactory com,
binatiOn known to the profession, in
which iron is combined; ami 50 complete
Is the success OF tins preparation, that tits
destined to become, without a doubt, the
most pupul r vi all the iron tones no.
In use. And we hesitate not to tell yG
that this medicine is no secret nosirun OF
cheaply COTTON up comp rund. but uulyA
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers so NECESSARY
to rrcuperate aud lnyigoratc the humsn
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which nine.tenths OF all our His nrst org
mate. because when the digestion is I'M
paired from want of the natural SAT- tha'
is so important in the digestive economy
OF man, then il is that his VIPER IN NE
many types, usually called discasts''lchS
lassiludt and sour stomach, wukelulnessi
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality, VIE
general prustiariou OF the whole -ystem
/ liver complaint, followed by night sweas
and an diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, KID
NEY and BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known rs rheumatism, nel'
rAlgia, backaChe and nervous ana SICK
headache. And all COusuuptivts and
weak females, who are IN search OF q
good tonic to build up their constitution
cannot find, we honestly believe, better
ora more certain remedy on ehth' Ohe
bottle is sutli lent to prove TO you ls
wonderful medicinal properties, II TAKEN
regularly according To directions. Asa
your druggist tor IMPROVED lRoN lNYiG
. ORATOR. and be sure To take no othei
Price : per bottle Prepared only D!
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
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Winning Numbers In sanger
Bros. Distribution,

IefhRps the most inte esuus scene IN
Waco on Ne" rear morn "'s the hls.
tFouu"h "i AWARDS l'f Tue ue"u'ih
RlI 70 Nche' 'AoIdeIs' placed 10 e"
man! hnrd' tLtgush me hptra II!
or sanger hroulrr7 Inc dlrtFl-
button was made hF Iots ana
va Ghso'n'e impartial: Al
'nr de'Hlls ",I, i'l' 10 '''Fl. 'tiyll'h anu
ses' W IA'",'s oi lNt Itlu'H en- "lo
.lal ,I4lEt' M 'Ill a,'. ~ l'loi'' "
Puhtul"'s az Z" uph'lNltflrltutr. '-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-06
The Great Southern Remedy"

"Brazos chill ture," which Is war
ranted Tor the cure OF chiIi, and lever,
is positive autidute tor malAIia' anu
has no rival a. tonic for building ny
an emaciaJed system from such WI.
matte causes, aud TO those VINO sLo
necessarily exposed TO miasmaut ll'uG-
ences, and are attended with the iol-
lowing symptoms, such D. loss oil aPPo
tite, aching OF the back and joints IT,
yerishness, severe headache, iudl'p
ton 10 get about, low spirits, 7Ie'p'ei'Iy
ness, chilly sensations, and eEehtuA,
hot, burning tcyeru which ma! u-' ~.
terminate in bilious, remittent Oh ~
termittent fever, We would su-sesv ' i've
you keep a supply on manu- ~ III
time and take dose three Illne9 w.
No other medicine is necessary a. IL,
very concentrated snd powerful AZ ia
effects in removing the poisonous '.sr
ments from the blood, and no o"e ina
appreciate this warning better 'nAl .o.sd
farmer, who Is more or less 1psIIc
to those atmospheric poisons, esl eV ,Ssir
In the tall season, when gathering ~.
crops in the midday sun, cool ~ h
and heavy dews of morning, tAen "a.
those malignant fevers are mos md
lent, and to them We would rec litt--',.J
to take dose of "BrazOs ChilI hid
every morning on rising, il they TO 70
avoid the danger of much suner, .t,i,n, q
say nothing Of the time and tx ar
saved in the end, No stTy'N ~ md
arsenic. The physicians pTe'ei.o,sv, for
recommend it. ASK your dr1ss ho,.
IL and take no other. Price 81 PEI
tie. Prepared only by u,.-,,s
Waco, Ie1sS
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been called Bunthamwood. conta ms 1871
acres. twelve hundred ~ win b are tiue
pasture hand and SIX hundred 10 high
state " cultivation, the u ole under
the best - f. &c and threaded by
streams ot living sster The Colonel is
nov one u the largest, II not the iarg.
est, laudholier in this section when the
value Of lands is considered, and bas de-
Texas lands he is the owner u large
proYerti iu Tennessee, Alabama aud
Georgia. NJ. B1ruham will remain 81 u
resident " Waco, using this and Nc
Grtgor as n, sd4parter- while attending
10 hIs large interests 10 those states and
III Texas His loss Ia business circles
here Will be regretted The sale 20 the
business on Sixth and Austin streets
was completed yesterday aud Nh Burks
uut No rls.e--I.u.
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SICK AND SUFFERING.
MISUNDERSTANDING Attention


About a month ago a man named F..
VI smith came with his wife aud little
infant from tue country to Waco His
health was euieehled au he hoped %
secure lighter work here, a. he could NOT
stand the outdoor EXPOSURE uecessar!
10 the country. They uted a room
from Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Moo q, on
Washington. between First and Second
stree s. IL was the old, old story. The
husband grew weaker every dat, he got
no work, and the wIie's health. too, grew
weak. and she la Ter infant TO care for
As long as their little store ut money
held out they paid their way honestly,
hoping Tor brighter lines. Then the
last d. lar went aud the man has been
sick 10 bed for week. HIS wiie is but
little better. aud her infant ia only thr e.
months old. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have
mui-terrl 10 their wants as far
us able, but tney are not well.to-
lo themselves, and shulil not
bear all the burdeu-they have
done their part The 81 \ and destitute
family came orisi ally from Henderson
Texas. They need food, medicine, wood,
eliot es aud attention, aud they need %
s1rely The EIAINEE has been asked
% call the attention of the charitable 20
the case. Who wall move 90 the matter
From 81 hat We can learn th sc people
Ore worthy, and even II they were not
they are human beings. DR.. Halbert
.aui We want all the doctors TO dis.
tiuctly uuicr.taul tina. be lidu violate
IN .iirh "ethi IS" 10y telling the EXAM.
iSMEu of TINS case, for he DO su't know
tat We know oi IT. is giving the ma
medical aiteuti u, and Castles, Murri-
medicine free OF
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* MI a - CIGARS. <M as
4 y ORDINANCE

10 amend Art. 226 of the revised orii.
uances.
BE II ord,ined by the city council OF the
city of Waco
Sec l. That Art. 22G OF the revised or.
dinanccs shall hereafter real as follows:
Alt.22j. The mNrket.huusp OF this CITY
sha be open for the sale of all kind, OF
fresh meats from ! 4, m. to 10 a. m, and
not thereafter from the first dav of MAY
To tn first gay OF October OF zach wear,
and during the whole OF the day during
the remaining months OF the year. and
Tor the lie OF all other articles than meat
tie mlrket.house shall be open during the
whole 81 the dAy, except Sundty, WREN
the same shall be clo'ed al > a. IN, and
during he remainder OF tie Jay there
shall be 10 'raiing or btrteIiUg OF any
ntuI WnatsOt Yer. IN the market: Prpyid.
~, thlt nothing herein contained shall br
50 co0,true rs 10 prevent the Ssle on
sunday of fresh oysters, coffee or other
ediplr> usually disposed of 10 individuals
IN s restaurant, Tor present and i'm ned ate
consumption on the spot. And If the
renter owner or controller OF any stand
or stall IN the mark-t-house hi. ngent or
tmployer shall during the urs above
prescribed tor Keeping said market.uOu,e
open fail or refuse tu Sc RHy fresh meat
or other articles kept OF him Tor sale 10
any person prcpo'ing to purchase and
rendering the monty or proposing to pay
cash Tor the sane, such person % { iIu .
or refusing 10 se!l as aforesaid shall b,
deemed and bel gully OF q msdemean-
or and on conviction thereof shall be fipe,
IN my sum not les than five nor NOR,
than twenty i've dollars
SCI That this ordinance take efieo
and b. in force from and atIer It's pa. sage
Approved January 3, 1888
W II, WILKES, Mayor City Waco.
Attest.
j.. F, BENKERHoFF.
Reco der and eE.otiicio city secretary.
OlO5lt
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INC rtpoit OF ''' Guy ''N.'" ''' l''
mon. u "l 10 '' lh' -'""- '","', NV
deaths tor That month. tH'sc OF deih'
ptruW niI. %. h..'A jHl 40 e. ONE
SUMPTION 2, -lri Zee. tle I'.n'h''f'
one each. gem I"l d'b' w. '''"i' cote
ron "I "h''. l"' .'" '''' N 4-
Ial lever, 'ihHl7. - h"i s"Ita one
mo I'd 'i uI' report Is '"t H",'--l "'
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