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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
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The following from the Galveston
News Of Thursday viii be read with
intercst by the people Of this section
and accepted IA an authentic state
ment: Some warranted attacks
by public prints have recently been
made on the management aud pros-
poets Of the Gull, Colorado IL Santa
Fe railroad. With what object il not
made possibly In spirit OF sen
satioDal tattle, or perhaps OF malice.
Az the first appearance Of these detrl-
mental repoIts-based on what was
termed street rumor-tle president of
the Santa Zee road madcpublic through
the News fiat contradiction Of their
tenor and import. The same matter.
with additions and embellishments.
was revived yesterday ia the columns
Of neighboilng paper, 10 the effect
that general dihsensions peryaded tile
management Of the road TINT there
were conflicting aud hostile factions
therein that Galveston had lost It's grin
upon the Santa Fe, and that Gould was
about 10 absorb the property. This h
about the substance Of the latest attack.
The News j. authorized TO say by parties
prominent In the management OF the
road. and the News snys II with an
abiding faith IN the correctness of
their statements, that there IL not one
word Of truth In the deductions Of
these ill-advlsed II not malicious pub
locations. The Gulf, Colorado d Santa
Fe railroad Is in better shape at the
present time Than ever before in It's ex-
istenee, It's management clear and de,
cided upon liz value ~ Galveston en-
terprise, perfect harmony aud accord
existing Ia IFS coun,els, aud Mr.. Jay
Gould IL about NJ near coming into
control OF the road ny he has ever
been In fact there is nothing to war
rant the assumption that Mr.. Gould
desires TO control ii. Yesterday. pub.
liehtion In anelghboripg Journal is an.
other substantial tribute 10 The reck
iessness Of assertion which has be.
come a marked feature Of It's manage. |
meut.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

FIVE years ago Memphis was the
butt Of financial circles. Bankrupt,
loaded down with debt and just emer-
cling from a disastrous struggle with
yellow fever II seemed as though the
city On the bluff had seen its beet day..
In the five years that have elapsed
nearly two-thirda OF the indebtedness
has been funded and paid; an extern
slvo system OF sanitation has been In
augurated and carried out; capital has
come In and made investments; the
population has grown, and to-day
Memphis Is thrifty aud prosperous,
with cheering prospects ahead. This
shows what pluck can do. A people
lees undaunted would have succumbed
and accepted what appeared to be inc
vltable. IL IL an example well calcula-
ted to inspire other communities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
A Wigwam for tho Convention.

One argument being used by inter
csted parties against the holding Of the
Democratic state convention in Fort
Worth Is the lack Of hall room Our
opera house Is NJ large rs any In Texas,
and will seat ms many people. But we
waive this fact, and II the opera house
be decided unfit for convention work
Fort Woith will buiia Il house To suit
This the GAZETTE promises the Demo.
cratic party: If it will elect to meet at
Fort Worth, ample hdUrOont wW6 he pro.
rioied. We want the convention, aud
our people have never yet failed 10 do
their duty In such cases We trust,
therefore, that our friends will not be
deferred from voting for Fort Worth
by such arguments rs the one men
toned. This city viii furnish all the
hall room necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
Comparative Prosperity.

10 his spssch apaiogixlng for aud de.
lending his Remarkable Uill, yclept the
OCTOPUS bill" Senator Terrell made
,iss q the figures and logic contained
~ the quoted extract TO sustain his ar
gnment:
"nsn we compare our condition with that
81 older state, tue warm oicod mus, ,ssn
WIN sSnltatiop aud hope. over the n,tn,a
10 pippdeHps craftsmanship or doub,la.
belpninAp Gao stand us. Tor on t,e brnad
shoulders of Tho might, host OF tillers ~ az
soil, who. IA tbs end, lrs alwsys cous.rya.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

THE American dude has forced that
grave and digniied body, the Ameri-
can senate, TO recognize him. In de.
bite last week upon the proprlety Of
allowing officers In the military or ma
val service TO accept decorations or
souvenir compliments from foreign
potentates, our Senator Maxey com.
planned, In sarcastic terms, of the "du.
dishness" OF American officers who
banker after such distinctions. But II
was no go, for the senate forthwith
passed bin permitting a naval officer
to accepta gold snufbox from the
czar of Russia. The officer was pres
ent at the coronation, and hence the
czar's offer fthe token.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
REORGANIZATION Al Now Orleans.

The state senate has twenty-five
lawyers, Out Of "A total membership of
thirty-one the percentage Of lawyers
being about cighty-tive per cent. Of the
whole. Ia the house the lawyers
number but forty-two in IA total Of 1906.
being about forty per cent Of the whole.
Lawyers ire supposed TO be the
best qualified to judge of the
constitutionaIity or unconstitutional
ity OF any measures yet the house,
with It's weak representation of law
yers, holds that an appropriation can
not be made for making display of
the states resources AT New Orleans
without doing violence 10 the cOns,i-
tutiOnal inhibition, while the senate,
with its prcponderaDce Of lawyers,
trained Interpreters OF such questions,
has declared by almost unanimous af-
llrmatlon that such appropriation can
be made. DO the farmers, stockmen.
editors and merchants in the lower
house know more about the c0nstitu-
ton Than the learned lawyers Of the
senate? DO they put their judgment
against the judgment ofexperts They
seem TO hold pretty positive opinions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

SATURDAY MoRNINo FEBRUARY e.
Nntino 10 tho Public.

From and after this date the follow
ing travelling agents only are author
ized to solicit and collec. for the publ
cations of the Loving Publishing Co.
Receipts given by any one else Except
ing duly authorized agents. will not
be recognized ut this Office;
Jas. Kibpee, o. w. keelcr,
Louis Kells, u. w Wnshburne'
In the city of Fort Worth Messrs'
w. A. Garner and w. A. Galway
and Berthe CLANCY and w. Q. Byrd
only are authorized to solicit or collect
for us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
A Tough Old Gale,

,,, Ine Post an. The News continue 10
Iuyilsh what Judge Hancock dld and
uil hol say to the reporters of thosa r,a
p PETE 10 people at this distance II loa a.
mia t.'r,a as u somebody had, to use a
nod,, s'ii, pfevaricatedi or that SONG.
sbn,,,i - aoing some very ungraoefnl
cn nu",ine apd d9dging. IfJudge Han.
t h. s @sa.hsrS TINS gate IL Is pretty safe
" NJ Ss' .I, una, ne win be on his guard
porter. "'P"peT re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

go. = @tossther too sensitive
about The alleged insinua,lons ara,,., ~
t sa's ressr sm''h I. should not take al
NOR 70 which publicity ias n.,. Mef ~
given affect his good name u ,,,ey,s, ss,n Y
sny Wy whatever ri. 20 discra,,t 10 I'M
u,al 10 would not allow hiia,sif 10 i. ,,,aaa
aseApe-soatof --oaiyeston Print. : y '''
ihey didn't say she wouldn't ALLOW
himself 70 be made a scaps-goal Off
but that, owing to "a premature dis
eussion' Of bis name. II Is all riRh,
now. The Houston Posts apology has
been accepted; but please tell the story
straight for if the GAZETTE hadn'.
been 20 'sensitiye' the alleged forced
construction would have become the
general one, There II nothing like
hitting SANDER ~ you DO nail--ou
the head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

NEVER again let the Galveston News
tell It's alleged esteemed contcmpora-
ries TO write 30 men may understand
what Is meant. What does the New.
mean by these three paragraphs?
The last laugh has not been reached YET.
Intemperepee rarely keeps a promise or
fulhlis IA pledge.
The VIOLIN sheep'sattIreis becoming alto.
geth,r too hequent.
WHAT'S the use Of writing senss
when 1t Is TOO Obscure 10 accomplish
lis purpose?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
so Is II IsuIglar.
Galveston News.l

no sympathizer. with the fence.cut.
tsr We Is here. The amiable ,heorlst
should study the subject inductI yelv'
. ma we a iisi Of fences cut, note what l.
ne lltle to the land, the size Of The in
e ,i pasture and all otherparticulars
S'leii lake IA retrospective view OF the
lrlce-cutlers' work. If there are anv
heroes and patriots in the land, t,ey
gel into. P'"J 'hey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

WITH charming FRESHNESS. the aua.
tin staiesrnan's Washington CORES
pendent says: ut Is shrewdly hinted
among able Democrats that the MIR.
pose Of the Republicans Is TO shake the
bloody shirt and thus divert the at,en.
ton OF the people from the tariff To
seetionalism. This means that The
presidential contest Is to be waped on
bitter PARTY ISSUES. Ben Butler be.
iiesss this Is So" This Is startling. IN
view OF the fact that the Republican
organs have been waving the bloody
shirt for months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

Editor Gazette.
We are considerably amused, not to
say greatly diverted, 10y the "fou
tickle me aud IN laugh FOR you" plan
that some Of our leading dailles resort
to, for the purpose Of convincing the
credulous public that they are the
great ANS In Texas journalism. IL
reminds us forcibly ofan occurrence In
Tennessee years ago. a country
youth attended social gathering,
where reception rooms were arranged
for depositing ~ cloaks, hats and
wraps OF the incoming guests one
for "the lords OF creatIon,n another
for "the fairer sex" BY chance our
hero, indulging too freely In viands,
mistook his bearings and concluded to
sleep Off the effects Of his polaiions In
the ladies' reception room, 30 while re-
cumhent upon "A bed and concealed
beneath the cloaks and wrappings Of
the maiden guests, his slumbering In.
clinations were arrested by the advent
into the chamber Of two maidens fair,
who in social chat were profuse in re-
failing the encomiums that distin-
guished beaux had bestowed In the
ears of one regarding the charms of
eXuberant fattery long drawn out, in
which each WAS lavishing sweet
sounding prairles into the other's
readily attentive ear, their confiding-
were abruptly broken in upon by our
country youth raising up and snying,
Say, girls, did yer hear any fellow
say anything about me?p In his Ian
guage we think our deserving week
lies, whose name is legion, and whose
potency for good Is certainly equal TO
lhnt of our great dallies, can interrupt
their stream of columnistic commen-
iations of self by paraphrasing the
remark. Say, dailes, did
you hear any fellow say anything
tbout US? 4" Ferbnm sat.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
Home atIi,irs have almost co,,n,e,.

Home affairs have almost complete
~ diverted the attention Of Texans
from what is going on at Washington.
II may be stated by way of informa-
ton, that the tariff reforners are not
as spry and aggressive ~ 1t was an-
hcipated they would be. Some mys-
terlous influence appears 10 brood over
them, conducive 10 lisilessness aud III
decision, that doesn't promise well for
the cause OF reform.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
A q ATTY Attack.

a. me latest mares nest uneartbod T.,
the Galveston News is Tie ontiin ~
ascheiiis to have Coy. ireland in "
event ~. Is sbelyed by the Demnc,a, 9e
con Hention, 10 lead an indeuend an,
movement, which shall draw H.
strength from Northern Texas m ..s
c cya.s y, s's,sil q hand the Globe. Demo.
,,, =. ~ n,. LOUIS Is mixed up with his
XXX dsUs' !. M The News correspon-
,p'',. ~ careful 10 put this. rumor In n
eh.p "hFre u VIII NOT appear as n
Gi'afxe, or hardly an intlniatIon' II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
Biding niS Time.


~, chairman Morrison's friends in
W"shlhgton say 1t Will be Just AS well
ior Republican 0rgan-grinders NOT To-
tear their rainent any inorr th,n ,ha w.
can help. He viii bring in his tariff
bill IN good time, aud IL will cover tha
IaSc exactly. There IL Il great anxiety
IA sonie quarters To hay9 Morrison de-
a.'oy the country right away if he is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
A Street Contractor.


See here, boy, did not pay Won
twenty-five cents 10 shovel The snow
OH my pavement? "Yes mn "WelI
what did you mean by taking The
money and then going of without do.
lng W. "Ihe snow isall of. ISM non
Yes, but II melted orr "Tbaps nh
right. knew it would melt after =
while ii left alone. Pm a street can'
tractor, i am" ''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
A Contemplate Warfare.

~. lAieburne Chronicle
d,,p ny galveston News IN its Ansi,,
pt I'D j. getting down In u np.i
az" Didep Of warfare against tba 10y
u res0, This kind ofan attach -" a,, COY "
H. 4 against the party making Trays Is
~. N ,I, does not approve ths All, y
a, Nsv " we governor, II ought i, p.J l,.
,,niand expose them 10 tie b,,s, .si,'
Sin,s, put this should be done a. g. '.s
s msninen and fair way. When - y
Gpns 70 personal and eDlihs, Ne
VI lournaiIsni. '''s.ahdnfd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

y high order a, well, which has rendered u
not only INTELLIGENT but has also ireeu Ho''
many OF he prcJudlcss OF caste ~ was III
such community and amid such Influences
TINT Mrs Douglass was educated ana IL "
not surprising that she has tho courage OF her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

THE Austin Statesman calls this All
Generous state government" We sup
pose one cent tax on the hundred dol
lars would be onerous-compared to no
taxes at all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

No. a5i.--,l5O SHEEP IN NOLAN COUNTY
ON OAK Creek and tributaries. 100 graded 10
shear 03s lbs, $50 graded 10 shear lbs., ~
spanish VI erlno bucks all nee nom disease.
improvements; BOX house, three rooms; q
acres In cultivation, fine spring (which never
mils) within forty yards of hOnae, buck pas.
ture OF forty acres 31O acres In fee with oak,
Bear and West Oak Creeks running through,
lasting water In them. one OF the beat
ranches IN the county. Price $1,000 for tho
whole Outf1t,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

CAPITAL NOOP Elf- AvEHAgi
pLorES WAGES
Pennsylvania s47i5l0,0J3 3s7,o72 s3t
Missouri. 72,S7,s4 Gls05 81,
Kansas...o,-.e Ile2,3l5 Il,Do2 81
Tetas"..,...... 0,2455Gl Il.l5g "a.
AGRICULTURE
ACRES N CUR VALUE AVERAGE
TivATl1E EARN OK
fehhsy'Nahls"-l J,i4dW sJ5JG'0.IlO 1855
Missouri. ".,.......-l8,HB, ~ 375,6B,SE 2N
KANSAS ..,.....".lo 73o,JG5 25,t5s,0iG 23
y 2,GjO,Si l5O,tGs,ssG 1872
These figures tell widely variant
story from that MIR. Terrell would
have them tell They show the inter
dependence of manufactures and agfi-
culture and their mutual support.
They prove that the 3i4 $50 persons
engaged in agriculture in Texas, upon
whom Mr.. Terrell constructs his hopes
OF the future OF the state, are in fact in
worse condition than the 2Ol, s2S aprj-
culturists In Pennsy lvania, though the
former are in large excess Of all other
classes or occupations, and the latter
as largely outnumbered by other occu-
pations. They show that the g74 800
engaged In professional, mechanical
and manufacturing industries in Penn
sylyanin made market 30 remunera-
tive TO the pol 1913 farmers that these
latter were able 10 get an average re-
turn for their work Of sI33 per capita
considerably more than twice what
was earned by the Texas agriculturlsts
The figures Of the other states aIso
prove That az manufactures increase
the wages of their employees are in.
creased, aud further that the profits of
agriculture are advanced
Does Mr.. Terrell think that the
farmers Of Texas, though they out
number by 2lG, Ssi all the other classes
and trades, are better of, more con
tented and thriftier than they w0uld
be n the ratio were less Would they
be less prosperous If the number en-.
gagged IN other occupations approached
more nearly 10 their number? Would
there bc more Iawlessness in the state
II we hisd more artisausand operatives,
ana fewer farmers? Does IL make his
blood leap with exultation and hoper
10 lhink that the ratio of agrlcuIturlsls
W other classes is TO be maintained or
even increased Ia the future. when
those agricullurists are living on tls2
a year. which might be increased 10
'S'V or even si0oa year by the add.
uon of a class who will reduce this ex.
ee7slYe ratio of "broad.shouldered I'M
sfs Of the soil, " and make a good mar.
ke' for their productions? And final |
~, does Mr.. Terrell think the finan. |
c'a' ana social condition Of The state |
would DC lowered by reversal OF the
superiority OF the agricultural clusses9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

THE GAZETTE acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF All invitation TO attend Mardi
Gras at Galveston on the 29th inst II
His Majesty will promise not TO turn
us into deep water we shall be there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

two tho arc OF constitutional govern inent,
Will move forward. Letus go again TO figures
In iSs0, Pennsylvania had OF pers ina
sonaI services -. iie,7lS
or IN Sc engaged In professional, man
tries. ~ Observation-Disclosures. Sis,27
Innll ..,,.,.., D7i,ggi
She had engaged in agriculture, .,., 2 1879
Total, sf5, TO-!
Come now 10 tho atates OF Missouri, Kan
sss and Texas
There arc persons engaged In NC.
rlcuIturo in Mlssouri'......... 035,2G
Personal and professional sorVl.
ceH",., ..,..,."...r. .,....,,. ,ltS,5os
Mechanical, manufacturing and
mining Industries
alO,362
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

Fort WORM wants the Democratic
convention and would appreciate
highly decision to hold II here, We
mean all Of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
No Sentiment Among Democrats.
New YORK TRUTH

l-''" ioTh truth
~ IS absurd 10 say that merely be-
cause the Democratic national conyen-
ti0h should be held at st. Louis. "the
old ticket would be nominated. Senti-
mental politics has no such hold unon
The average politician.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

n BILL has been introduced in the
Kentucky legislature for the establl,b,oen,
OH efenaioTy Ia Louisville. The oolppsnv
ssAlng Tue charter psys 10 be .xstnnt.s
rom slate or municipal taxation ANA 20 uos.
s'Ss exclusive privileges within J.fterson
county. The promoters for tl,e pressn, a.
sire 70 conceal their names, bat the con,,e,
Journal u assured that tues are men on 49,
hcter Who intend TO conduct he business A.,
= se.sn' nia'hsr. and especially ina way 10
~ ''''ispu efeln 'iioD 10 Persons upon whom
don NAVY our
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

Mr.. CHAMBERS OF Tarrant will walk
Off with big slice Of the cake Of the
extra session. So much for work In
place Of muchce talkee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

WHY can't Fort Worth second the
Odd Fellows Temple? What say our
10 N members? That building would
Il X well in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

IN. o. Plcayune.I

TN' u TIcNy unc.
Theater parties were never more pop.
ular with the dudes than they are
now. IL IL leap-year, and the young
ladies pay the bills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

THE Galveston News ought TO coun-
ter with it, left and stir the boys up 10
finding another mares nest. IL is
growing monotoDcus again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
Timely Warning.


Washington Republican,
me ifepubiican party must be sure
not 10 be found obeying the order of
great corporate interests. The people
IRE watching its leaders In congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
A Sick I'Os1Onlce.


Everything in and about the post
Office Is sick eXceUt Mr.. Jones, one Of
the mail carriers, and his horse il
sick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
Old Song win A Variation.

lGnlycs on kcws.l
The state must be the fence-cutter
where fence-cutting is needful as an
act of Justice To the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

TIE Old Alcalde knows when the
iron is hot. rhe Galveston News need
waste no sweetness on the old patriot.
He is not 10 he deceived
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

NEW ORLEANS Is making vigorous
war on the Migrants. II Is called the
long charge" and the order to all
lOafcrs is "move on.v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02
How II Looks in the Country.

iYorkyIlle ull..j Record.l
The people Of Chicago are paying 50
Tor IA single admission to the Italian
opera now running there. 4 fool and
ms money are soon pnrted.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

BUILD wlgwam-of course Fort
Worth will. Let the convention come
the delegates shall have all the room
they want to talk in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

THE trade In frozen meat from the
AuAuhiaSlah colonies OF England has nd.
Vahe'd within three years 10 "A most irnpor-
eHt oohil Ion. In 1857 only 500 carcasses
were imported, willie Ia 1888 no fewer thRn
lp'"l1 were landed In England, Gg,7gJ from
hns''aliia aud lA,73l from New Zealand
i"enty'one cargleS arrived In perfectly
satisfactory condition. seven were not oui,e
80 good aud three were bad Colonial INIT
Ion Is IA greater demand THAI coIonIa,
beef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

I, n :, no 81 ihs marriage of Fred.
III, spv"slass, The Rochester Domocrat say..
80, ,e' ir'sslHss IL the daughter Of 1isa,n
a 49, y. y 'ioneoye Ia The town Of Richmond
an'@," '9opty and Ia a very Intelligent IA.
+" apYuess character. sir. Pitt Was nm
"''s,nai apolitlonisl aud a man vi the most
,ssr,ips worth ana OF large Influence In bis
''s',,..s ~ ifonese Ut an early day
Apoll''"h conventions w1to Of frequent ~
suI''io' ana many of the eblest anti ala.
Ns's oiAtoIs have spoken there. aud thus IN
place was educated not only In antl.slayery
'asA1' wv received an inteilselaaI culture or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

ON account OF the low water In n
dam near Nevada city, New, the trout are
confined In pools, and are NJ nu merOns that
they can be hhoyeled out by the barrel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

OUR friends mt Dallas should not
fight Fort Worth in this convention
business. Fort Worth helped Dallas
the other time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

PLANTERS In Alabama are con-
cedlng that tho cold spell had compensntions
la tho death OF cut-worms and grubs that
have Deen destructive truck products.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-02

No. 852-IoCATED IN LUBBOCK COUN-
ty, no miles from the city OF ,olOrado, on he
winters OF Yelowhotsc Creek, n 2yeara iease,
from August !, 1881, on 1920 u res OF land,
well set In mesquite and gramma grass I;
has eighteen neycralling springs OF
water, one two-story house with five
rooms, garden, "irrigated" two dug
outs five stone and one PLANK cor
rails, also dipping vat and boiler, two tents
and campoutht also the follow ing described
nock of sheep;
1912 ewes, graded 10 shear pounds,
400 eve lam bs, graded 81 shear 81 pounds,
a7S wcther lambs, graded To shear pounds,
S25 wethers, graded 10 shear pounds,
70 bucks graded To shear Is pounds.
These sheep arc cross between the Span
iHh Mcrino and California good ages.
On the above ranch there is plenty Of fine
range Ia the Yeiowhousc Canyon, well pro-
tccteu for the winter, The above sheep, case
on ranch and camp OUTFIT will los sold cheap
for cash.