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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-04
NOTICE.
ASST G IL E Els s Al e.
IN pr,rR.eT CGUEr. SECOND

TN DE.TRsET tGCEF. SECaS ID
1Jud:cia. District, county Of Douglas,
state Of Nevada-In the matter CfFTank
MelOche and J. 3. Meloche, coHartncrS
under the tirn-na.ne OF MeiocIe & Co
Notice is hereby given that vii! sell at
public auction, 10 the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the DAD Fellows
warehouse building, in Carson City,
Nevada, on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-FI T
DAY OF MARCH, \. D. 1888,
Commencing at ten O'Clock Of said day.
and continuing rom day 10 day till
said sale shah be completed, the follow
ing describe! personal property belong
ing 20 said insOlvent estate: ! dozen
pint TASKS, l half gross cards, a gallons
whisky, IS gallons whisky, 20 gallons
white wine, 10 gals sherry wine, let0
cigars, - gals Blac!, Swan gin, L gals Y.
E. rum, ? gals Scotch whisky, ) gals port
wine. 70 gals blacl. berry brandy, Las-
ket champagne, / doZ verInOuth, 10
bottles curacao, 2 cases LiOn's.bit.ers, &
cases cider barrels Of whisky Cl53 gals,
kc@ claret wine "a gals, key brandy,
, gals French cognac, % bottles claret
81 pounds bar sugar, gals whisky, IL
bottles Milwaukee beer, dozen London
porter, u bottles mineral water, IS bot
ties African bitters. s bottles absiuthe,
a bottles assorted bitters and syrups.
~ boxes soda water GoZen schooner
glasses, - bar glasses, IS beer glasses, ..
wine glasses, 10 working bottles, bot
ties Frencf. syrap, lemon holder, ?
vases, ! spoon holder, . spice dishes, s
bar spoons. cigar cutter, cigar lighter
lime knife, lemon squeeZer, l silver
egg-beater,7 bar pictures, / bar bell, >
pictures, clock, dozen side and chan
delier lamps, . four branch chandeliers.
? two branch chandeliers. / mirror,
card tables, % BAR room chairs, 3 lamp
brackets and Iefectors, . maps, screen,
! iron safe, l Meyers c. billiard table
with cues, cue rack, pool board and bot
tie and balls, patent boat lamps and
counters, l Brunswick billiard table
with complete outfit, money drawer,
2 gals blackberry wine, and numerous
small articles OF BARRON furniture and
fixtures.
J. L. MASON, Assignee.
T. Coffin, Atty for Assignee.
Carson, Me-, Feb oS, 1888. n I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-04
WELL BORING.
DATEICk AMMAN

DAT TRICK Err AMMAN
Announces that he is prepared to bore
Wells to any depth and pipe them.
Good flowing wells guaranteed
At Reasonable Rates.
Wells bored in the Carson Valley and
vicinity result i'll a constant How Of
good, soft water, which never freezes in
the coolest or fails in the dryest weather
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TOnSOriaf.

KOIESUT1uK.
A SCSEIM is Now RUNNING HIS BAR
~ Ter shop near the depot, and runs it. as
they say, ZIP to the handle. For a good. clean,
close, artistic and quick shave, shampoo or
hair cut, this place caEDot easily be matched.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-04
so Cents Per W eek

ra- All classes OF legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted in this column
for 50 Cents per weeh.
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Wanted.

4 small furnished house, near the
depot. by a party without children.
Address G. r. A., city. mi-lwE'
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Lost.

On Sunday, between King street and
the railroad depot, a gold necklace. 70
which is attached q green stone orna-t
ment. The finder will please leave the
same at this Office. fcb27
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-04

NEW MUSIC, NOVEMBER MAGAZINES,
~ DaGgett's "BraXtons Bar StyiOgraphic
and Mckinnon Pens, Automatic Pencils, ga
gar Patterns, Powder, Shot, shells aid Cart
ridges.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
THE DALLAS WEEKLY herald, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ~

Mafdl Ofas festivities MI the Crescent cry.
n, u Uflce, redesenting L& H. Bluthl
Ol Galveston, is Nv town.
Last night, M dark the weather was W.
most sprlng.llko From near daylight II
began getting colder, mud tonight the thef.
mometer stands 10 degrees above zero and
fires are comfortable
Cotton receipts are light, but buyers
come here from various large markets III
the state, and u bale otC0iion Is cut iull o.
pigeon holes" before the "son OF the soil
hardly knows ho Is in town. j. thinner
man d Co. and Caller n Hill, OF Dallas, are
about the heaviest buyers here. n,
few evenings since, the night watch
man, Turner, at the Santa Fe depot, dis
covered couple Of young lishmen IN
! freight car. He quickly closed and locked
the car.doors, hurried up town and noti
fed Sheriff j. IL. Boyd, who captured and
lodged them in the county jail, -.
A town sheep and boy, iamlllarly
called fatty" who are sworn enemies mel
and had "ruffand-tum BILE" battle, neal
tue Santa Fe depot, few evenings ago
The sheep came out victorious.
Captain Veaes beautiful artesian. well
outfit is being dragged slowly out OF town
through the muI-on rollers 10 more
waiting fields, and where water Is more
needed than in Cieburne.
James Graham, one Of the Leading lnsur'
ance agents, and S. G. Padelford, proml'
nent al torney of this city, while STANDING
on the track in front of the depot at forl
Worth, one day this week came near losing
their lives by an approaching train, when
| they discovered in time to pos pone the
free. ride procession. (Even a railroad
cannot "slip.up" on lawyer or insurance
| egent).
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Jail Notes.

The following is a list Of prisoners now
confined in the county jail, aud the oilenses
with which they are charged:
For an assault0with intent TO murder, ;
for an aggravated assault, = for an assault
with intent TO rape, l :; for lunacy, :; Tor
theft of horses, for theft OF hogs, lor
theft of cattle, 2; for THEFT oil ueer, lor
theft of gun, ; for theft from person, !;
for theft from house, 5 for theft OF cloth
ing / p: for theft of valise, for burglary,
. for forgery and swindling post.oiilce, J I;
Tor robbing United States mail, /; tor de-
serting United States army, Il Tor swlnd-
ling. = for carrying pistol, l. Total 81.
.VVhite males, ls; colored males, IL ; col
ored females, 2. Total, 81.
FROM THE PRISONERS.
The following communication from the
prisoners will no doubt receive hearty
nAaIA, JAIL, Feb. Is, 1888 [City Editor
UEetIn. AT the present time seventeen
white men are held as prisoners IN the
Dallas Jail, awaiting trial on various
charges. The majority are men OF average
education and intelligence. They are SPEND
inc long weary months here while awaiting
he time TOR trial, with no resources for
TIGHTENING the dreary hours. III they had
books. magazines or papers 1t would be an
inestimable boon TO them. Have you not
In Dallas some kind.heafted citizens, who
can or will contribute for their use such ola
booI-7 or magazines 90 are OF no value 70
,bcn9 n all such will send TO the Jail any
reading matter of this description, the favor
win be most thankfully appreciated by
these men, and some good may result from
m Please call attention to this matter IN
vour columns, and greatly oblige
PRisoNERs OF DALLAS Go. JAIL.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. i6.-[Special' Item
Pral Augur has taken steps TO have Fort
Duncan, on the Rio Grande, at Eagle Pass
moved half mile further down the river.
The Mexican Pacific railroad bridge spans
the river three.tourths of mile below Fort
Duncan, and hence the removal; and Gen
era Sherman, on his recent visit to the
border, ordered that bridges spanning the
Rio Grande should be under the cover OF
guns from the fort. -,
Generals Diaz and Naranjo, with stall ct
TWEEN y-three officers are expected to arrive
daily from the city of Mexico, en- route to
Monterey, to be present at the christening
of the infant daughter OF General Treyino
and wife, nee Miss BERTHE Ord, to take place
the coming week.
Report tonight says that Officer Joe
Speedy, who.captured Treasurer Polk, with
blood hounds, run down and captured the
murderer of William Monroe, at weep
station, on the international,
night before last. Several posses are out
alter the murderer, and the Rio Grande is
guarded to prevent his reaching Mexico.
The railroad offers large reward.
Twenty-six cars OF oil arrived here TINS
evening from Galveston tor San Francisco,
the first shipment of the kind over the new
route, from the gulf to the Pacific. and the
heaviest oil train that ever passed. over
Texas rail- Dad.
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Bastrop.

BAsrRoP, Feb. 16.-[Speciall-The re-
mains Of Mr.. j. Ross Green reached this
place this evening. He had been sick a
long while, and went to New York for his
health, where he died on Monday last
His remains will be inferred in the city
cemetery tomorrow.
The weather, which has been very warm
for some time, suddenly changed this morn.
ing, and it has been cold all day.
George Milton, a negro man living on the
farm Of DIR. Oliver, about six miles from
town, had an alteration with another
negro on the same place, that resulted in
Milton getting badly cut ABOUT the head
and face. The wounds are not thought to
be dangerous.
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LAWRENCE, Feb. 16.-Ispeciall-A about
halLpast II O'Clock last night our quiet 1t
lie burg was aroused by the alarm Of fire.
Two wooden buildings on Railroad avenue,
Which were formerly owned and occupied
~ i BurV-ef, &c deTelling and business
housss. were in flames. A stormy south
rind was blowing, and only by dint o. act-
i've and persistent eh0rt we're otneI Ouii'.
- ,,esr nv r.rPventei from running. At
,bs tire ofthe fire the buildings Eere owned
- ssmue' Lavol. The loss J. estimsteo 81
go. Insurance only $40. The Prgperty
80 been in litigation. and TIE Ire y
,Lo,shf 10 Be The work IL an nclHry.
a1rne rsrties have been arrested, who have
givsn bail. Considerable exc1fement pre-
waf1a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

SHERMAN, Feb. le. - Lspecial.l - This
evening the drug store ofJohn L. Kennedy
was closed by parties who we're ms en-
doryps in the bank to the sum Of 5000
Kennedy was formerly IN the livery bu'l'
,ess here and for a time made money very
andy. He was. at one time, a successful
druggist an jefferson, Texas.
Nirht before last a fellow named John
Irs, hailiug from Gainesville, tapped the
IN az William Scott, who keeps small
grocery store in connection With wagon
yard. burloiniug about S54 thereirom. lie
spent some Of the money here, and then
s,restod iris morning brought back, and
nov rests bel iud an iron checker card.
Ahout $50 Of the money was found on hiz
ueraOn.'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

DEEIsoY, Feb. 16.-[Special. lon Novem.
Der 29th the Alamo hotel was burned, two
men stole trunk and took it to Murphy's
pond. Night-watchman Doorlay, OF the
Central railroad, gave chase and caught on e,
who broke from him and ran into the poG d
and was drowned. The authorities paid no
attention 10 the matter. This morning tn e
body was found floating, Il jury was sum
moned ard an inquest returned in accord
ance with these facts. The body was fully
identified, although the name is unknown.
1t was that of laborer, about % years oil
| age.
Heavy rains fell during tie night and to-
day. F-uit trees are all right.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

TExARKAYA, Feb. l6.-[Special. l-lev. G..
A. Donnelly, grand lecturer of the state Of
Arkansas, is in the city, the guest of the
chapter of this city.
This morning the weather was warm, at
noon cold, and at dark heavy rain fell.
The streets are In miserable condition from
rain and neglect by the commissioners,
principally from the latter's course.
Ii. II. Beidler and DR.. +. a. Byars are
working the town as candidates for mayor.
District courts of Bowie and Miller coun-
ties will soon be in session, All the
gamblers are moving over.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

HoUsToN, Feb. 10 Especial. 1.-Two boys,
name dParnell and Harker, aged II and 10
years, from Fort Bend county, left here
this morning. They had been in town two
davs irving 10 sell their horses. Their IA
theirs arrived this morning, hunting them,
but they had already gone. They ran away
from school.
The Galveston, Houston & San Antonio
road will go from the nine to the ten,hour
system OF labor Monday. They VIII also
increase their force. ,
The remains of man, which were found
near here several days ago, are supposed
10 be those of q man recently seen 10 Bon
nam. The marshal Of the latter city writes
that the description ola man published 10
the Post three days ago answ rs that Oh the
man. 400 -.
John A. Keisling was robbed Of 500 last
night. 1t is supposed that the party was
locked In the store early.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
STATE SPECIALS



LoNsylgw. Feb. iG.-l5pecall-Ihis
morning tramp was found in a freight car
AT tho station IN dying condition. lie ha9
been very sick for two or three nays Mlu
hsd recently come here from Big bauny,
ybere Inc had worked IN sawlnill. The
.yuptotns were those Of pneumonia. ne
mad never applied for aid, but when lounu
his morning the physicians examination
flund A peCuliar eruption on the Stomach
and Inns which at first glance ne pro-
nounctd that of smallpox. The report or
culated rapidly, and as many school chill
dren had stopped TO see him the excitement
because Of the report Of a man having been
found dead from smallpox became
intcnse. A meeting OF the aldermen
was called, and leading physicians were
sent TO examine the body and they sldeu
with the council that at that time they
could not accurately diagnose, put they
were of opinion that the cause OF deatn
was pneumonia; they were uncertain. Even
| if the markings were of small pox, no Vesl'
cles had yet formed and there was no uan
ger OF contagion from this source. put, II
view of the existence OF smallpox III sew
eral towns in constant communication Will
us, the following hand-bill was Issued by
the mayor: -.
"A tramp died of pneumonia in car al
| the depot this evening, but as some Tears o.
small box we're excited by the appearance
of the body, the board of aldermen believed
it best to adopt the same precautions as Il
The death had been caused by that disease
although most of our physicians are OF INC
opinion it was not smallpox AT meeting
held this morning the following ordlpahce
was revived;
BE it ordained by the council OF the city
of Longview, February 18th, 1883, that al
citizens OF Longview not heretofore vaccin
| ated. shall have the same done at once
under n penalty of So Tor failure to ooey
This ordinance, and the city marshal report
to the mayor the names OF persons ialline
! to comply with the above.
TSirneiI y. A. FLEwELLAN,
Mayor"
ARRANGEMENTS we're made to secure
nurses and pest-house, and tonight the
alarm is rapidly dying out, though, moi
since the epidemic OF 1874 has there Deen q
day of greater excitement.
A workman, named BlayloCk, at ROBIN
sons mill near here, while assisting IN
turning a log, was thrown against the saw
and leg and arm cut from one side OF MS
| body.
| Notwithstanding the very bad weather
since January 1sU, there has been but two
cases of pneumonia within the territory
visited by Longview physicians and bul
two deaths to date.
The burglars still continue their depreda-
lions, but have so tar failed to get enough
70 pay them for their trouble.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

CLrruExE, FEB. ls.-Ispscisll-Ihs en-.
,,snslr bad wsatbsr Of Iste has osused
..verni cases Of pnsunOnis IN the city
though none. Is yet. 70 our knoEleose
have terminated fatally-
The Iitfls babe Of Mr.. J. G, BroEn, mans
Ger on The opsra-hOuse. e lying dangerous
y "a - VA. he t-nredinn. has sent NJ
- i. or I;rs-ssz.f portrait q hiuseIf
~. go. I'll frnrns r ritt ar eleEan'
f--,us nd honor il Win seonsrlcn0us fiec,
Il tie opsrn- housa a..
WP Rsnssy h.s returned ron NJ
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

HEARNE, Feb. 16 -TSpecial.l-A person
Introduced here yesterday as Father John
Ryan gictimized one or more OF our friends
on his seeming sacredotal appearances. Too
much bumIiity, lis ignorant ways In wish
ing to administer the sacrament OF extreme
Junction to II countryman and friend AT the
point of death, aroused suspicion. Hence
the following telegram:
HrAgNE, TEXAS, Feb. I5-To Bishop Gallag-
her, Galveston, Texas
Does Rev. John Ryan travel here on your
authority? Answer.
Answer:
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb. l5.-Ryan is not
authorized; he is most probably fraud.
TSignedl N. A. GALLAGHER.
This pretended priest stands about feet
inches high, fairly built, of healthy,
rather horid foreign complexion, Keen
nose hazel eyes, suspicious and wandering,
and about as or so years OF age. 1t is hoped
this will help others TO recognize this fel-
low and administer on his estate.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

A MEMBER OF the Ohio Legislature has beer
adiudged insane and ordered 10 be confined
ia an insane asylum. II is fortunate Tor tha
legislators generally of the country that
they escape so uniformly and constantly
the inquisitions Of lunacy that are from
time to time held. The legislators are 70
be congratulated. A wholesale inquisition
would be likely to result in holding ne"
elections in nine states out Of ten. No"
and then, however, like the poor fellow in
Ohio, one cfi's.i gets caught.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

DrAn sin, Please allow mo tho privilege Of
giving my testimony regarding tho wonderful
curative properties Of your invaluable medicine
Hunts Remedy. During the past six or seven
years have been great sufferer from Kidney
disease, and during great part u the tlmo my
sulIerngs have been so intense as.to be lndcscrb-
able. Only those who hayo suffered by this
dread disease know OF tho awful backache, and
pains Of all kinds, accompanied by great weak
ness and nervous prostration loss Of force and
ambition which invariably attend 1t. had all
these troubles intensified, and was In such bad
condition that could not get up out of my chair
except by putting my hands on my knees, and
almost rolling out before / could straghten up.
| tried the best doctors, and many kinds of medl-
cine, but all failed to help me, and experiment.
cd so long endeavorlng TO get cured that last
spring was in very poor shape, and in seeking
for relief my attention was directed by friend
TO the remarkable cures of Kidney diseases, etc.,
which were being accomplished by Hunts REM
edy Twas induced to try it, and began to take
it, and very soon " limbered up" as it were my
severe backache, and the intense pains had
suffered so long speedily disappeared, notwith-
standing had been bothered with this complaint
30 many years.
When began to take Hunts Remedy was
considerably run down in my general health, and
suffered also from loss of appetite. Ever since 1
have been taking the Remedy, however, my i'm
provement has been most marked my former
complaints, aches, pains, ETC., have disappeared,
and now feel like my former self, hale, hearty,
and sound in health. shall always keep Hunts
Remedy with me, and would most earnestly rec
ommend all those who are sufferers from Kidney
or Liver diseases, or diseases of the Bladder or
Urinary Organs to use Hunts Remedy, and take
no other.
Yours very truly,
UENRV TT cUETnON
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

TIE president has not been in any hurry
a, al to appoint the civil service comm's
sioners. Itmay be said OF all Mr.. ARTnUR's
appointments, should they turn out badly
that he cannot excuse himselfon the ground
ofhasty appointment. He has certainly
taken plenty of time in making them all
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il is shown by the reports Of health boards
and other authorized bodies, that diseases OF
the kidney and bladder are largely on tn the
increase: a sad fact, due perhaps to the fool
ish habit Of drinking lager beer and otnei
LIQUORS, without knowing what they are
made of. Is there a remedy? Decidedly
YES. First. Stop drinking. Second, US
Hunts Remedy-a potent ana unlallliu J.
urinary complaints. Hunts Remedy, Tn
great fidney and liver medicine. is endorsed
by eminent physicians.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

Fort WORTH, Feb. 6.-[Special, I-R. n.
Jones, mentioned missing, was discovered
to-day, confused and incapable OF explain
ing his conduct. Alrhi money, SOU, was
gone. He was drugged with belladonna.
He SAYS he grew blind, and ielt and knew
no more.
Judge Beckham has determined on q
beautiful bluff site for the new jail. It is to
cost about $4,000. Pauly, ct st Louis,
will make the cage. Citizens rejoice that
he old nuisance of prison is to be done
away with.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Fort
Worth Driving Park association was held
tonight. A constitution and bylaws
were adopted. survey of the park was post
poned to-day, owing TO the mud. Two
habeas corpus cases will be tried IN the
morning Warren Johnston and Bob
Mosely.
Two hundred road overseers were APP
pointed to-day. -,
The Northwest Stock association will
meet March 9th. Norman J. Coleman will
deliver an address. About $4,000 were
raised to-day for the banquet and ball.
The county clerk today recorded deed
of trust on property OF the Fort Worth
Water-works company in favor of the New
YORK Farmers Loan " Trust company TO
the am cunt Of $3.50 600.
George Oglesby will leave in the morning
for Dallas. taking five new cOnvcts.
The Galveston mail pouch was lost Tor
several hours this morning. AT isst II was
found layipgin the mail-car, overlooked.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

Tue HERALD acknowledges with thanks
an exceedingly. pretty card ofinyitation to
the Second Animal Ball OF Pythian Lodge
No, 90, Knights Of Pythias, to be given at
the courthouse in Longview on "Wednesday
evening next, the 2lst inst. The affair
promises to be an unusually pleasant event
in the social circles of LonGview, and the
HERALD certainly wishes that it may -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

II is Thought that SECRETARY CHANDLER
will succeed the late MARSHALL JEWELL as
chsirman Of the republican national com
mittee. CHANDLER is a "rustler" in the
matter OF elections, and would undouot-
edly prove as able cam paign leader as he
would certainly be an INSCRIPTIONS one
Ais election to the Craftsmanship would be
a Aig boost for BLAINE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

W. tss Ia.h intt. the Philadelphia No-
ms1s Suffrage Association Va GiFe - ~
seas =. As1HOET reception On he
-. orber saiIfnr for Ensland and Frnnoe
a, l,,,or for q ysaf in bs Interests Of 70
-...,r rirbts. Notritbsianding The ridi'
~.Is orlour ysnrs fhnf hes been heapsd %
rrsrB B. Arrnosrs faifh and Efforts. ne
h. cs-tsiniT shorn hsrsh great ADD 10
~ ro-ksr ma god csuss. and has m
1srt.ssIr no,ornplisbsd nnth god - be-
A. - rrnernIi1n. 70 start aco9 The
~--rts c,-finus rnonE stranger De vorh
1rE.- IL sf - nfTs1csi az. HrfJ -oIrse
= ,~r'r-f'-r "a shEu ofhE cls-nc,s1
- ~ rtItr..1zr n n1s 49, snic1 s-t
- - ir-r ~ r<-E1enzT z.Tp,-is-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

Tgrnr zone sensible people in New
Yort Who DO Dot believe IN making The
people threw sway from 5000 TO $500
Annually tn the compensation Of one on
cal The fees Of the couuty clerk Of New
York amount to $4,000 per lRnnum, and
BIZ has, therefore. been introduced into
TOE Legislature Of that state 20 make TIE
oe,oe 4 taiaried one. A salafy Of $1,000
would be ample pay, obtain Just ss good
service, and Keep $4,000 INTERPOLATION that
NV goes into the pockets Of 'one mfn'
Tais i TIE lind Of economy snd reforms
tior TIA. We suggested q morning OF two
s,nce uouid BE- q wise one IN The ctpart
neal Of ths FEDERAL E0vernment