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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-22
h;oonom,cal k,uaI-WeIlington Cos

Economical k'uel-WeIlington Coal
A careful estimate Of the relative cost
of coal and weod shows the Wellington
coal to be the cheapest. 1t will burn in
any ordinary CRATE or cook stove, giving q
steady heat, and is much more convenient
to use than wood. Now in general use
by all the hotels, restaurau etc.. in
this city. For sale at all the retail oal
yards. Am prepared to sell same in car
load lots and upwards. delivered at any
station OH the line of the Southern Pa.
cific Railroad.
WALTER s. MAXWELL,
my25tf Wholesale Dealer, 10 Court st
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E. H. BOYD

Will be candidate for Sheriff, subject TO the
action Of the Democratic County Convention.
aug19td
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For County Clerk,

J. II. BREWER, OF Vernon, announces him
self as n candidate for the office of County Clerk,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. aug17
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Maximum Thermometer. $50
Minimum Thermometer. 1876.

Mr.. Robert Farrell, an energetic gem
tleman, well known to Los Angeles, has
been appointed subscription agent Tor
the HERALD. For some time to come he
will devete himself to the city and its
immedb o surroundings. We commend
him to IL who desire the leading daily
journal published south OF san Francisco.
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coxMuSIcArross, PETITIONS, ETC.

Protest of v. M. Clemente and others
against the opening of Rio avenue. Re
ferred to the Board Of Public Works ant
City Attorney.
Petition from the City Railroad Com
psny, asking to be reimbursed for none,
expended in lowering bridge and fun
on Twelfth street, between Olive ant
Charity. Referred to the Board of Pub
lie Works.
From Stern & Rose, asking for use o.
river water to cool the tubes in thei
distillery. Deferred to the zanja Com
mittes.
From John Korbel and Others, askin
that the Water Company be ordered t
lay main pipe along Schuyler street
east Of the river. Referred to the Waite
Committee.
From Boring & Haas, to construct an AZ
proach and gate to the Woolen Mill ditto
where it crosses Diamond street, for tn
purpose Of supplying Ellis Villa cottag
with water. Referred to the Zanj
Committee.
From s. Townsend asking to be pai
q. 5000 on Olive street grading. RI
ferred to the Board of Public Works.
From w. w. Campbell and others ash
ing that a sewer be constructed alon
Elmira street to Chavez street to connec
with the San Fernando street sewel
Referred to the Sewer Committee.
From ]. G. De Turk asking permissio
to deposit building material ON the col
ner of First and Fort streets. Granite
under the rule.
From L. Lichtenbsreer and others asl
ing to have grade Of Fourth street b
tween Main aud Los Angeles established
Referred to the BOARD OF Public Work
From Q. Botillier asking payment Il
damages caused by laying sewer piT
through his property. Referred to II
City Attorney.
Communication from D. Hennessy asl
ing payment for building Thirty Eight
engine house. Referred TO Fire an
Water Committee.
4 Petition from the City Water Compan
asking the Council to review its actio
In ordering suit TO be brought ngahnl
! the company for violation OF contrnc
Referred 10 the special committee.
} From J. I. HandsAksr asking redu
| ton Of assessment. Denied
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Also N New Engine Heuse-Ths
Gas Company Allowed TO Erect
Electric Light Poles-An Er-
fort 90 Recover The
stolen Graveyard"

Council met in regular session yester-
day at 2:20 O'Clock P. NJ, President
Moore in the chair. Present, Council
men Lambie. McGarry, Hamilton. Sa-
bichi, French, Wolfskill, Bsllade, Ham.
mel, Miles. Schroeder. Day. Gassen.
Minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-22

N"ot'HAio an" fhHhii vi ue nsoie, 80 N''
Main street.
A family which had lived at the
southwest corner of Requena and vii
mingtoa streets, for years past, moved
permanently to another part Of the city
on Wednesday, to avoid the smell o.
the dirt thrown in the vacant lot mex
door.
The Hotel Rhine, Haffner and Com
pany proprietors, appears in the adver
tisements Of the HERALD this morning
This establishment is near the CONNER
oial street depot and will be supplied
with the best which the market affordi
at the lowest rates.
Elsewhere appears the advertisement
Of Mr.. Joseph Mesmer, Of the Queer
Boot and Shoe Store. The reputation o
this famous house Is already Thoroughly
established, aud the handsome ans
debonnair "Jos" Is determined to main
tain its status to the bitter end.
Mr.. Matthew Cooke was in the cit,
yesterday. He has already sent to Chi
cago two carloads of white Musca
grapes, and win send another car to-day
II the venture should prove to be profit
able, he will keep the cars rolling acros
the continent in lively manner.
Fulton Sulphur Wells having changes
hands is now under the control of DR.. Q
r. Widney and DR.. J. NJ. Bussy. of Lit
tls Rock, Ark, late professor Of disease
OF women aud children In q medical col
ieee In that city. Also physician Of th
Blind Asylum. Mr.. Charles Busey, lat
OF Baltimore, Is also member OF th
firm and clerk Of the hotel.
This morning about ! o'clock Office
Cain saw blaze in james Noei's Mali
street saloon. lie fashed TO the reene
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sentiment of the community when he
said he believed Adams & Leonard
would come out of this difficulty sue
cessfully and pay up their accounts dol
lrr for dollar. We can feel that assu-
rance from the reputation of the men.
Mr.. j. T. Trezevant said that this af-
fair had developed the good feeling be-
tween the banks of the city, and was
exceedingly gratifying TO the gem
tlemen connected with them
They have consulted each other
fully and freely and made
a full exhibit to each other OF their af-
fairs, and he felt warranted by the facts
in saying that if every depositor in
every bank were TO draw out every dol
lar the banks could meet every demand
and have plenty of money left for other
purposes. Every bank has been pre-
pared to meet just such position as
this. think that is condition which
can hardly be shown in any other city
in Texas.
Among the prominent business men
present at the meeting were w, II. Flip
pin, VIM. j. Keller, G. G. Slaughter, G.
f. Carter, j. G. O'Connor, J. S. Wit
wer, NJ. d. Darlington, II. j. Cannon,
w. L. Hall, j. 7. Trezevant, Robert d.
Berry, f. G. Caller, T. Il. McEnns, G.
II. Turner, Alex. Sanger, Hugh Blake
ney, a. n. Bradshaw, d. Rainwater,
Capt. Lemon, j. j. Middleton, II. A.
Ferris, j. w. Webb, and others.
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stato w. Q. ". U. worhera Cnnrrnrnllnr-

state w. @. 7. u. Workers Congregatine.
1t was II HERALD reporters fortune to
meta large number of ladies at the
Union depot on last evening, delegates
to tho state convention of tho w. C. II.
u. They had come in on various trains
from different PORTIONS of north Texas,
bound for Corsicnua, where the conven-
ton meets to day. Among the number
were Miss Jenny Bland Beauchamp,
Miss Homer and Mrs. Berlin, of Den
ton; Mrs, johnson, Miss Daisy johnson
and Mrs. DIR. Clement, of Paris; Mrs. w -.
ID. Knowles and Mrs. Cooper, of Dallas.
We learned that Mrs. Lido Merri-
weather and Mrs. Il, l.. Saxon, of Mem
phis, Tennessee, aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clardy,
OF Missouri, together with visitors from
other states, will be present mt the cou-
ventiOn. The address of welcome is to
be delivered by Mrs. Wink or, edtress
of the Prairie Flower, on behaf of the
w. c. f. o., and Dir. Christman ON be.
half Of the various churches. Mrs.
Nellie Beauchamp Hobbs will reply. A
good time is expected, and much earnest
work will no doubt be done by these
Jealous workers.
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To tho Worlds Exposition Society.
You will please take notice that we

You will please take notice that we
have to-day requested ---- to
have on the 9th instant car in readi-
ness at your depot to receive any and
all exhibits intended for the worlds
exposition at this city. Please DO in
readiness to deliver and ship on that
day.
Be careful to most particularly OBJ
serve the following:
First-Pack, box or otherwise prepare
in perfectly safe and substantial man
ner, all that you may have to send.
Second-Address all such packages to
II. A. Burke, director general, Worlds
exposition, New Orleans, and be sure to
mark on same address, to-wit: "For
Texas exhibit"
Third-Send bill Of lading to II. A.
Burke, and also duplicate to us
promptly.
Fourlh-Notify us by letter on the day
OF shipment of your action.
Fiith-Send us detailed memorandum
OF the entire list of articles forwarded.
Wherever possible, screw tops
on boxes, instead of mailing.
Wherever the nature of the
contents require it, be sure to mark il,
"This side mp with care"
Eighth-Numbor each Of your pack
ages; to-wit, from one ~ upward, and
place the corresponding number on bill
Of lading.
Ninth-Be sure to specify in your let
ter what articles are to be turned over
TO the state, at the expiration OF the ex-
position, and which ones are to be re-
turned to tho shippers.
Very respectfully,
JOHN Il. ELLIOTT,
Commissioner in Chief.
II. II. GAMMAeE,
Uuited States Commissioner.
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Ladies should reflect well befoi e using
any preparation that is applied to so
delicate Il surface - the skin. ANY cos
metic will at first inpart beautifying
effect and not apparently iujure the
skin, but in very short time little
blotches and discolorations appear on
the face which conclusively show the
poisonous drugs in their composition.
1t can be safely said that more than
two-thirds of the face powders contain
these injurious ingredients. Pozzoni's
indicated complexion powder is not
only absolutely free from all deleter-
Gus matter, but its principal ingredient
is an active curative Tor all diseases of
the skin. 1t has stood the test Tor
years. Sold by all druggists.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
~ "i proper y In sewer districts between
va II aud Elm ~ Gets, IRON, sycamore to
n"rW"ou street and hc'w cn Mai, and 90 g.
Wv we streets romJ Cf r.un to Murphy street.
section Z 90 .vwur I'd ua.ra-rU3l I.riv,t,
stW,r, water closets, uNH .juN r.. inN. cfy
th'l pN constructed IN Nul .uil Il>lti.,.td
ennhe, "i the district sew r. ON notice
liun ~ CIV engineer nno .. directed hy
sNd nicer end not .thu.Nf,c. ~
sun See y, IL Snpll h' 10 mt,i,noAnnr f,r
VI. nNuer Qr occupant ufuuy tuHll.v in any
sewer u'Slrlc' - ny vosii u of when isusoI
lprHny purpose during ANY portion of thc
connected with iha % thllc Apvprl Is Js,s,' ~
Ter ION 'H lnn by - eclty cr inecc. Cjc
tue above district sewers are ou.trurted
anu reRi Tor ue, and MI parties iuterr,t, d
are hc,'hy nouu to comply with thenhoye
SECTIONS e We sewer ordinance.
Noyenlher rs, 1851.
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Mary, Queen OF Scots, was AN uulortu-
nate monarch but there arc plenty uu-
fortunate people in this age, who daily
SEQ their health ebhng away and their
very lives imperilled. Let them tako
heart, however. All is not lost, Mish-
ler's Herb Bitters is the sheet anchor of
their hope. IL Is known TO be inf nible
rs cure for dyspepsia indigestion.
liver complaints, all diseases of the kid
neys, stomach and bowels, and AS a
blood purifier aud tonic for either sex,
10 is admittedly without riva.. 10 per
forms wonders. Give it trial.
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The Houston * Texas Central railroad
have let the contract TO extend its tele-
graph line from Albany, in Shackelrord
county, to some point, forming counoc-
ton with the Denver & Colorado rMl.
way. This win open up vast country
In tho northwest, threaded with telG.
graph wires, and give advantage for
additional news FROM that section, aud
increase the facilities for getting 10.
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AT the st. George: Colonel Ca
rey W Styles, Austin; j. Long;
Woatherfordi w 4 Bruce, Cumberland,
Illinois 4 J Douglass aud wife, Denton,
j IL Smith, John s Andrews, Fort
Worth' A c petri, Texas; ]. 4. Briggs.
Marshall; 5. Y. Anderson, Ennis; ] II
Randell, ST. Louis; Wiley Blair. Wealth
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Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the
Brown Stockings, OF this city, will play
the Nationals, Of Houston, on tho
grounds here, and "a both clubs have
kept Ia splendid practice, an Interest,"
ing and exciting gamo Is looked for.
Each club IL confident NJ victory, and
already the sports are wagering their
money ON the result. The bets arc
even,
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Tho Only Remedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath arc
open 20 the charge OF carlossness. II il
an offence that can he speedily abated,
as n single bottle of the fragrant Sozo.
don't will Enthusiastically accomplish tho
work. No toilet table should bo with.
out II. II will preserve aud keep the
teeth white, and tho breath pure and
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The store of MIR. John Luck, at Eagle
Ford, was visited by burglars Wednes-
day night and q lot of merchandise in
the way of staple goods and clothing,
WAS carried away. rho thieves effected
an entrance through window. They
carried off goods to the amount of some
f5O. IhiS is the third time his store has
boon raided within the past few months.
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IhefL of "A MntcI.

Last night u gold watch was stolen
out of show case at q. Calm d Co.'s
cigar store on Main street. There was
u crowd in the store and all ofa sudden
the watch was missed. 1t is not known
who got the watch, though negro boy
who was present is thought to bo the
party who got it.
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toAhH SNHte Agency
Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments of taxes
on lands anywhere in the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease of lands, adjustment
OF titles and the recovery of lands for
Just and lawful owners, will be attended
to by g. Y. JOINS n Sons,
Austin, Texas
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Uuited States Commissioner

"The truth in masquerade" is Byron's
term for lie. But it is the truth, and
no masquerade, that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup cures coughs and colds, and so
prevents worse evils, that may end in
death. No cure so speedy.
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Violin Lessons.

Prof. Nephtalie Schuhl, late Of the Paris
conservatory, takes this method OF in
forming those DESTROYS of studying violin
that no commences to organize classes
forthwith, For arrangements apply to
ms residence, llg5 Commerce street, or
TO fr"l. Lawrence's Commercial college.
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Her form was sylph.like, and her face
Was just n miracle of grace.
That's why thought Il very strange
Folks talked with her NJ such long range.
Ahal bad toethl Her breath was tainted
With Sozodont sho wasn't acquainted.
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Rumored Railroad Change.

It's whispered that Huntington will
shortly take charge of the Houston Il
Texas Central railroad and that there
viii bo material changes in the man
agoment of that line. 1t is thought the
change will occnr about tho LIST of De-
cnm hAr
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4 N ORDINANCE REGULATING Tup
- construction and maintenance or evn'
iutS anu signs on, over or across sidpwnlL,
In The CITY OF Dallas "" GUNS
SECTION l. Ho itorininod by the CITY Conn
GU nl the Cityof n HAS Thai IA shaU h,,,,
lawful Tor any person or persons tN ernri ~,
construct any awnings on, over or nrrf.,
any Sidewalks In the City OF DRllus lower,
any point than ten feet from thp surr'rr AZ
AZ ~alN' Hll awnings Shnll be securely
,Ns'.hvd 10 the slide OF the building and INN
~ supported hy iron brackets, ana MI ewn-
,ns1l VNcept cloth awnings, Within m nre
ululs shail be covered with i'm. shr,t ir',,,
hllc' OF some hre-prupf material; nor .h. !
i .Ii,,,! TsNnl erect any awning post on any
posts now standing ON any sldgy,ai T.
Suu.l ug removed IA soon rs the awning they.
support ara removed fut rppnirs or otn,',
purposes; nor thail any pWnnr e.iewi
mf ~" ,,o we street than to The outer edFc
s,c.2 II shall be unlawful for any norsor
or prisons 10 place, have or mnini9in nnv
slgh OF wood, cloth, tin or other sub,jnnrS
utilg suspended, fastened ~ Nttarhod in nnv
ul.uuVr on, hcroSs along, over Or nbovo npv
sidewalk or street la said CIV. whethor M Wy
~ n'loW tle awning, 30 that The snus sinii
pIgecI more IMAM kiN inchesfrn,n the outcy
edke 81 any lot or building ahutting ON NM
street IN toid Cityof Dallas. ''
sou x. Any one violating nnv nf Tho ,,,,
visions OF the two preceding a oiious NM
nn convection IN the Mayors court Le fined
IN ehS sum not losa than ave no more Than
Sec That all ordinances. or marta oeor.
~ aled Wv ""'V"s Ie-
"a sec Til t this ordinance take effect fron,
us pnssnge and pu lcailon. ''""'
Approved october ., 1891.
true copy. '"Ai''' mayor
W. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
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Smart Weed and Belladonna COM
bined with the other ingredients used in
tho hest porous plasters make CHrter'S
;. W. ~ Is. Back0cho Plasters the bost
in the market Price - cents.
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u mnst eminent nhrsicinn

NEE t'H most eminent physician
OF amy school, what Ia the best thing
in the world Tor Quiotiug aud allaving
NJ irritation Of the nerves, and curing
all torms of nervous complaints, giving
nathrHs chtldliko refreshing sleep al.
ways2
Aud they will tell You unhesitatingly
"Somo form of Hops !lw
CH,rrN
ASK any or all ui the most eminent
physicians:
"Whet is the hest and only remedy
that eau he relied on To cure all uisenscs
or the kidneys and urinary organs;
such rs Brighps disease, diahotis, retan.
Ton, or inability TO retain urine aud all
mo Diseases and ailmonts peculiar to
Women -.
And they will tell You explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu ~
Ask the same physicians
WHAT IL the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dvspepsia,
constipation. indigestion. bhnnusuess.
Uha'al'"' i"NSi aeve no. Au- -lr. $, 81,
- -C,..
..-Hhe -A.il-s...u.s.."
. e.,, N1c ,sscC remedies are combined
vain otner equally valuable,
And compounded Into Hop Bitters, such a
wonderful aud mysterious curative power /,
developed, which u so varied In It's opera.
Ions that no disease or M health can pogsi.
bly exist or resist It's power, and vet IL Is
Harm oss for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or small, II child to use.
CHAPTER II,
"rntients
almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians
OF Brights and other kidney Diseases,
lver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have boon cured.
Women gone nearly crazy MN
from agony of neuralgia, nervous.
ness, waketulness, and various diseases
peculiar To- women.
People drawn out ofsnape from excruclat.
my pnngs Of rheumatism, inflnmmntory nno
ohronle, or suffering FROM scrofuia
ErySlpelasi
"Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, In.
digestion, and I'm factalmost all diseases frai
Naturs Is heirto
Have been cured by Hop Bittors, proof ol
which can be found In every neiRhborhood
EH-N None genuine without n bunch Of
green Hops ON the white label. Shun all The
yne POISONOUS stun with "Hop" or Hops
ia their name.
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The Cleveland and Hendricks club
will meet at the ity hall Saturday, tho
@nd., just ut 3 p, m a full attendance
desired. X.T. NIf.Tr. Ser'v.
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Towns Stnte Nrcnrv-

Ladies' approve Of your smoking
"Litte Joker"
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lie died Of rheumatism and she raised
monument for his sake. ST. Jacobs
Oil would have cured his ache.
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W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: w. f. PARRY, ity S cretary.
4 n ONDINANCN ASSESSING {

A ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
- ana levyi ga spec al lax to pay for he
district sewer from the west side o fIarwood
street, between Main and Elm streets, TO a
point IN alley in block l25, distance of ojS feet:
SECTION |. BE II ordain d Y the civ
Council Of the City of d Has, Thatthe renort
or city Engineer OF the cost of construed
ing the dlatrct sewer from the west side of
harWCod street, between Main and Elm
streets, IN the city OF Dallas, to q point in
ths alley In bl elk l25, a distance of 25S feet
be and the same Is hereby approved and the
estimate OF pro rata costs therein set forth he
ana The same is hereby assessed against he
property therein described. and thai n spaoial
TAX oI Inc respe tive amounts stated he and
ihe same is hereby levie agan.' the various
lo' o. Eround described in said reports, OK
elusive Of Improvements in propo ton TO he
area The whole district, exclusive of public
hishWays. The ely Asses or and Collector
shaI enter said lists Of said property and tbc
name OF the owner there n, together with
The assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots In said dis let ON
MS TAX rolls, in a 10 k kept for that purpose,
ana Sholl proceed TO collect the same as pro
vitod IN the city charter.
SEC :. Iha this ordinance shall take eff.
!ect rom It's aSSagc
Approved October %. 1884
"a. -. W. l.. CABELL, Mayor
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W. l.. CABELL, Mayor
AttesL: w, u. PARRY. CITY Secretary.

~ ONDlNALDE AMENDINGSfC'II-7 IN
~ dof an ordinance establishing and nrn-
yldihg for the building, repairing and Keep
ing clean all sid0 walks and cutters ip tine
Guy OF Dallas, approved Nov 3, 1880.
SECriON |. BE It ordained by the CITY
,ouhcl OF the city Of Dallas, that section of
LhG above entitled ordinance, approved Nov
v lsSJ' "e amended SO as to read is follows:
9tctlon o-Ihat hereafter all sldewalkSin the
Guy OF Dallas on streets or p 'rtionS of streets
Wll'h nave been uaved or that have been
ordered paved, shall be constructed Of good,
hardi smooth or dress ed stone cor artificial
stone, asphalt composition: sidewalks on
streets or portions OF streets not rAved or
orde ct paved, shall be constructed only Of
good, hard, smooth oTdresSed store, artificial
stone, brick, asphalt composition or GOOD
nara HrtVel, laid nj least FIVE incues IA thick
ness provided that the City Council may in
l'S dlscTtton permit persons to use wooden
maternal on any street or portion Of street
VuiSIue the fire limits and that are not
paved or ordered paved. All curbug and
/ gtVeIl Z lh lie Cityof Dallas Shall be- con.
sLrurirn either Of good, hard smooth or
'Irss'u stone, or artificial stone, provided
maj utWt pine, cypress. or oak lumber may
pe USED on any street or portion of a stteet
outside of the fire limits, where tine same has
not been paved or ordered paved Anvppr-
son or persons VI 'latng the provisions o
thls section shall be deemed guilty ola mis-
uemGnnor, aud upon conviction in the MAY
ors Count snail be fined in any sum not less
Ih3h zen nor more than one huudred dollars.
sec = lhat this ordinance take effect from
ana amer us paSsag and pubiCatiOu
Approved OctOb.r0, 1851
Attest: " r. pARlly 90, Go"rat,,,,.,, "''''