Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04
ENTERPRISE.
An Association to Help All Those Want
ing Building Assistance.
The Patriotic shermanites Fixing to
Spread Themselves To-Day.
False Fire Alarm--0f for Chicago
Hcrrin Home ward Bound.

Special TO tho Gazette.
SHERMAN, July 3.-The Sherman
Building and Loan association at a
meeting to-day perfected Its organiza-
ton by appointing standing com
mittees for the ensuing year. The
building committee is composed of DR..
J. g. Carpenter and Il. j. Patty; on
real estate, J. X. Cole, II. A. Burnett;
finance, DR.. +. ID. Thompson and Tom
Randolph; auditing committee. II. L..
Hall, Frank Gribble and Tom Melton.
The president, j. l. Randolph. by n
provision Of the bylaws of the 1850
citation Is chairman OF the several
committees.
A rule has been established TO divide
the business OF the concern equally be-
tween the Merchants and Planters and
the City bank, which Is fair TO both
Institutions and just to the friends OF
both who have stock In the association.
The officers and stockholders are In
dead earnest about helping those who
need assistance and wish to cast their
Its with us and help TO build up our
citv.
Four officers from Fort Worth
came over this morning on
the $50 train and took Her
rim, the murderer Of DR.. Barradall
on the sonth-bound Central train by
way OF Dallas for his examining trial
before the Fort Worth court. They
were good looking quartette and had
the appearance of men who would
stand Off considerable mob and cause
little bloodletting before they would
give up prisoner intrusted IL their
care.
About noon to-day some one in the
offices over the City bank and in the
same building with our principal in
surance agencies, put Il match TO some
waste papers In a stove
that made n prodigious smoke
and caused n fire alarm before the case
was understood. The fire boys were
out on double-quick, but fortunately
promptness ana efficiency when
needed.
Mike Hannah, long and well known
ms n popular restaurant man in Sher-
mau, Is lying Mt deaths door from ilux,
and his physician has little hope for
his recovery. His condition is source
OF much anxiety TO his many friends,
who have learned TO esteem
him rs an honest, energetic
and useful citizen whose death
would be sadly felt in the community
and great calamity 10 his little FAM
lily.
The city to-day Is beginning to show
n wealth of red, white and blue bau-
ners, plainly denoting the patriotic
sentiments Of our loyal people on the
recurrence Of the ever memorable an
niversary when young America struck
oil the shacliles of foreign domination
and strobe forth into the arena of ma.
tons. The Fourth Of July, with It's
| proud history aud grand re-
suits, still holds pace
In the annals of our country
that stirs the patriotic heart with epic
inspirations As often as the returning
cycles OF time bring 1t back upon us,
and the man who would not celebrate
1t with hozannas aud cannon and
sky-rockets and lemonade and lager
beer IL unworthy to be called son of
Hail Columbia.
Judge Hare and Capt. Tom Brown.
both provided with "spankin" new
suits ofgorgeous raiment and fortified
win all the essentials of bodily com
fort and political influence In Il Demo-
cratic council, take the train
tonight at Denisop, along with
the rest of the Texas delegation for
Chicago, They are prepared to have a
good time, and II the wisdom of Texas
Is allowed TO influence the action OF
the great old peoples party, no mis-.
taxes VIII be made ut Chicago.
In the suit of $. w. Fields VS.. tn,
Houston 4 Texas Central railway, fol
value of a horse killed, tried il
Justices court to-day, verdict was rem
dered In favor of plaintiff for 500.
Maj. Il. w. Kerr. citizen of Collir
county, was here to-day inquiring tn,
cost of street railroads, with view o
building such roads through the blacl
lands of that county. Would not sucl
roads he agreat institution for the con
Venience OF farmers and conveyin,
articles of commerce to country towns