The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

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tHr U iu P.riGa fHad aHd Nheh srud
boz p,i niiirt ifum hrIU 10 A lsf1u'fql1
lmaii nid BY these people would : trii'y
put a cons ~ efF'nser1 " ~"
hrid. and liiils additional supp1ft
Sonld send il on % New Odfai,s'
~ nrppt sci By he chsflef. ne
..Id this eouii b. The rfest cal nHn' IL
would hfine 10 .rTss' hulk tnn n'.oH ~
mOud. here, aud civ employment no "a
Sands 90 ne.t, q mannisct RES here, ihe
al ia 3hAaktl ord q uniy was pfaelioaly
Fnhaubtlss- add t6ould ba transported ~
| Dallas lie agreed o. give PER cent, ike
| Colonel L,ake, uppu his pro cry ssssh4,
mru's Het On asked Tor dosor'p ION o1
/ the coal Iegiors by
PROFESSOR Cuasiss,
Thia gentleman ih-n gave resume
nf toe yast treasures mat awaited
our reach when Ne chose 4 extend u IN
tho direction Of those w-,t~rn untlrr'
Et.miutng some 81 lhe on cropping n'uhr
OF thtse coal measures, We had depth oi
~ inches Ia Bowie county, IL loon ny
Decatur % inches at Mill Sap, 20 inoh,s al
! Gordon, exc Aud ell IA . was nut u W.
trativa and trua a vast territory Va mat
yiuin,ty, THIS Coz 'uld be la,d down IA
! Dnll - NJ So % to 10 % per ton ~ COUNTESS
qua 1 ties rne at clio In Wise cluI
| 4 as the most superior IN Texas a'dNhr
! tne.suraa sxtendfd all Alorg the uppef DOR
| lion oi Young county. All through thrse
lcaTbnniitrous seams ~ toe ininefsl ~ DC
| found with the upner strata hVeinslns .
dputh OF twenty-five iuchts sNi nhri
! rFospects present themselves ~ We peue'
/ tra,e the lower strata lGdotd, there IL O. ai
! efficient IN these pafis 10 supply IN. south
| ipr century. Nor j. this u
! iron npounas al through the olo.e wing
permean Formation. Professor Boil, h'
sdd, e-tima ed that in Arcber c'uh "
aions. there were eco IONS Ia one hi'kl,
acre, Immediately wrst OF this were o'nr
al rock alt pure rs crSsta, rom IS Ia ~
feet thick. We need railroads TO dump
thess values NJ our doors
MAYOR " l. cABELt.
In speeon, slTong, emphatic Gnd 10 we
point, Mayor Cabtll hrsi MS
auditors as be toli how the Glorlts OF DI-
las were departing beoau.e vi htr npaihy'
| Conscious Of her powers when occasion ut-
mandpd e1eit on, get she slept Ike ssmp
son I'm the lap ui Deli an until her locas
wee heipg shorn. He said he hai r.
Gently been at Gainesville, Fort Worth,
etc. and had his .yss opened as 80 ihrir
unsusperted ACTIVITY and progress, Ia the
TO- mer city be saw eight trans OF cars
loaded waiting on the side uaeS Tor
their turn 10 DO hauled 10 the
latter city. Denison, two, was ell alive
There over 1925 coo per month was oelhg
paid out TO the employees OF TWO rairoaus
and vet with ali thie, competitive sur ana
hustle 0nd enterprise, we STAND mere Ill tue
day idle. A serious hour Is upon US, anu
we ought to go to work at once LOT stN !, :,
ton take. To the northwest OF US ~ al
manner OF wealth il We shall but go Tor IL.
A charter slresdy exists for railroad 10
run in that direction. and known as the
Texas IL Great Western road. IL
would be branch o! ths road
| from Mckinney to Ssymour. Ole OF sue
agents is now in Europe trying 10 ne
g1t,ate bonds sufficient 10 consnnmate the
object of getting It 10 Decatur, VIE conn "
aud thus ciinoh the great coal trsfhc. Dali
las can vii n bat hell al effort do The work
M once. North Texas ia Fexas, and Dallas
| is its centre. And yet our congressman
are unning at er false gods IN eeetowlDe
all their time in this respect 10 getting
rights OF wav through the inoian
Territory from Fort Worth, orlh%a'd
we are paying ous interes' on es1o wv o.
abroad donation bonds and getting IN re
turn no corresponding benetts. We should
reg ize the situation and 20 10 work. oar
c,iiZens and The CT Y council ought 20 make
| an excursion to the north ana west oil Us,
20 as 10 come back wiser and more pre-
gressive men.
ia. DAUoHIRTY
made a t,liing,. business-iike speech.
He showed in very distinctive
| Ierms the me- .,.;n, In.
He felt we shouia 90 oo,ns ia NJ an; "a
lions TO effect our purposes. 70 this end,
ne ohe.su .,.hat ,hs nresiflent apnoint a
| port, VIE. "that tho presIns .pp .S
committee OF Twelve tsnerwafuss IpI ha Gu
TO twenty-five, whose auty ~ :neli Io "
| receive applican,s nhu appmo 1,.na..i oon
ing thformatlon ne,e H n,r,,cuIar intsrests y
dition or any otneI psi.h an annn; n,sS.
&c: lne .ui ~ ",,,e, w 7 Randall
8 ,augherty, CHARM w n T Ti;nnin'
| ,, aompA"'' I'll MarsaIis,
4 a Sorng,s Jules E Schneider, ,
5 j Adams, WI 5rirgs,
C q Slaughter, Gen Y oenI
W II G sion, hnghss,
w II III. w a W M.ude''n
~ ~ y Goh"or' EN- Reardon.
IA ,ckrer. ga Heating,
Il II siIimore, CIV Gano,
On motion Of Captain keal this commit
tse was Instructed 10 report a. ah ~
iourrtd meeting, tn De held at city nai,
GU "Wednesday, the "a insianh.
FRANK NJ cncKGRLL.,
This centleman tnen rose and remarked
rhere must be The wherewil hal to
DO that. poen suiting the continent,
20 iha sentence. he said, ne Tor ore,
would sivs $1,000 for each OF the railroad :
20 be built, wheLaer one OF hall dozsn:
Or, ne was perfectly willing 10 be assessed
AZ suggested by colonel LeaEe, VIZ: per
cant. on county valuation of al his proI-
erty.
HareunoD over u dozen SpOBe up anu
sajd they desired to be considered on tne
same list; the time for action heu arrived
THE COMMITTEE,
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