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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
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SAN ANTONIO.
A PrCcuress Arrested-Personal and
Political Paragraphs.
Special 10 the Gazette.

tWitChi Il didgTupHS.
Special To- the Gazette.
San Antonio, March 4 A notori-
Gus colored procuress was iailed here
tonight for enticing two girls from
the houses of respectable people. She
gave her name AS Ella Chatham. and
protested against being locked mn
She was placed in Jail, and the hack.
man who drove the party was also
held In custody.
II. +. Ioakum has been APPOINTED
to the position of principal stock agent
of the International railway and Irih.
utarles, vice $. ID. Noak, resigned. The
appointment gives great satislac-
tioh, Mr.. foakum being popular
Tor MS noble qualities o. nature among
all classes. He will, rumor says. wed
very beautiful and accomplished lady
OF this city. No young man ever
started out with fairer prospects.
County Attorney Fred Cooke savs
ne VIII not run again for the Office of
prosecuting attorney. for the reason
mat the fees of that Office do moi insiirv
MN In doing 40 since the salary has
been reduced. ""'
Col. Thompson, representative from
THIS district in the last Legislature savs
he will run next time for the oflira ~
county judge. "
The West Texas Presbyterv mo,
pursuant TO adjournment. Biisinass
was confined 10 routine work Tha
syhodical missionary reported the o.
adjustment of new churches M Sin.
Springs, Pearsall aud Fort Davis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05

ALVARAD0.
Latest from the Seat Of War Condi.
ton Of the Wounded.

Special To the Gazette.
Alvarado, April Last nights spe-
cial 10 the q AzEr1E from CIeburne Sta
ting that Information had been receiv-
ed that Tuesdays election troubles
had been continued Is without any
foundation whatever, and originated
in the fertile mind OF somebody. we
know not whom. Sheriff BOYD and
his deputies came over late last night,
presumably from the wild and exagper-
ated reports of Continued trouble,'
but after convincing himself that all
was serene and lovely in Alvarado,
returned home early this morning.
Doctor Nix, of whom mention was
made as fatally wounded, received a
blow over the head with n chair round
Ia the hands of an unknown party in
difficulty preceding the shooting af,
fray on Tuesday evening at the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot, and is not consid.
cred fatally wounded.
| We would be glad To know If the
GAZETTE has II special correspondent
mt Clebuine to report local incidents
and happenings of Alvnrado, so that
daily teiephonic reports can he made
direct to him,
| w. w. Ligon Is reported doing well
and recovery hopeful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
INDIAN RIGaTs.
rR0cKMoRroN's srEEcM.

TROCKNoRT0N'S SPEECH.
Washington, April 4.-Trockmorton
appeared before the committee on In
dian affairs this morning, and deliv-
cred lengthy address in advocacy of a
6iil introduced by him comforting jur-
lsdiction on the court OF claims for the
triai and determination of tho Indian
depredations claims. There are vast
number ofthese claims before congress,
and years will elapse before they can
ne acted upon, and the object in plac-
ing them before the court of claims is
10 expedite matters. He also advo-
Gated allowing delegates in congress to
The five civilized tribes. He further
advocated substitute to his bill to the
effect that q legislative COUNCIL be
formed, to be composed of members
elected BY each nation or tribe accord
lag to population, and that the dele
gate to congress be elected IN the same
way and from each tribe in succession.
Inc address was listened to with much
attention by the members of the com
mlttee, and the impression Is that the
propositions advanced will be adopted
rs lhe solution OF the dill ,ulties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
THE STATE CAPITAL.
A Syndicate of Stocsmen Proposing 10
Lease the Capitol Lands.
Tie Asylum Board-Local aud Dephft'
ment Notes.

Special TO the Gazette
Austin, April 4.--The report pun
lished in several papers that wealth.
stocl;men were negotiating with Ia
conitol syndicate for the purchase q
,han,,Ili.n acres of capitol lands, aL'
-, ~. si,a sale would probably oe nla,''
at two dollars per 1"'e' Is p roiou''1 +
incorrect on reliable infor.. :.
is limited. however, that negotiation,
nre peuding for the lease of the LANDS
IN n syndicate of stockmen. Thost
who ought to know say that II Is ne
mart of the programme OF the Capl,oi
syndicate to dispose OF their MINUS
and that it is their purpose eVeh'uai'y
to colonize them. 49,, a..
The lunatic asylum board held its
repnlar monthly meeting last night.
The report showed the iIst'lul, ,t ~
good condition, with its 90 patients'
No action was taken In regard 10 ~, ,'is
proposed addition to the asylum, rms
ELECTS considerable favorabiecfiticislii,
since the demands for an enlargement
of its accommodations are dairy grow
ing more urgent. -,
The Independence, Clay Station '&
Brazos Valley railroad filed Il charter
to-day. 1t is projected rom inde'
pendence to Clay Station, in Burleson
comfy: capital $50 900. The North.
western Detective association OF
Gainesville was also chartered.
A nice question was presented u
the COMPTROLLER to-day. The proprie-
tors of a homeopathic pharmacy,
which has been started in this city,
desire TO supply physicians of that be-
lief with homeopathic alcohol, an eX-
ceedingly pure article, without paying
the regular liquor license. The inter.
nal revenue officer has offered, If bond
Is given to sell the alcohol to plysi-
clans for medical purposes only, to
give permit for its sale until the
question can be referred to and action
taken upon ii by the department at
Washington. Comptroller Swain
made no official ruling, but is of opin.
ion that the preparation Is not exempt
from the license Law.
Walker county paid in $50 interest
and sinking fund on railway subsidy
bonds
Huntsville applies for white nor
NAL school, aud offers board at $l3 to
Slj. Goliad asks for a colored normal;
board s. to $40.
Collector Morris Of Travis deposited
$4,000 to the general revenue.
Engineer Britton retured from trip
to the Hub to-day. and says the pas
sengers there continue to get on and Off
us Usual.
The fire alarm was given at ! | O'clock
this morning and "a thick volume of
smoke was seen emerging from the
Brunswick hotel. 1t was only iiue
ablaze. which after much delay was
eXtinguished. a dispute arose Ia the
building between FL Rousseau,
member of the fire department, and
Sergeant of Police Cheneville, which
was afterwards renewed and the latter
was struck on the head with Il brick.
Rousseau was arrested on three charges
lied by Cheueville.
The Austin Greys are drilling
in preparing for the Houston
lrill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
RIGHT or Way.

THROUGH TIE INDIAN NATION.
Washington, April 1.-THE GAZETTE
correspondent, in conversation with
beiiord OF Colorado at the capitol to-
u,sy. asked him what he thought of
me effort 10 prevent the Gulf, Colorado
santa re railroad from crossing the
isuian Territory. IL don'tknow any
ming about the particular attempt
you speak of" he replied. 'but | think
s .hat y Is an outrage that any delay
mould he experienced in getting eon-
grefsicnal action on a bill for that
ROAD or any other. be-
nnve The Territory should be
3huDg open to indlscriminste railroad
nosp,,iiuing. ! II situated in the midst
y, NY Dest portion OF the continent,
ra au lne Idea that a territory formed
r. ~ avo should BE- permitted 10 stand
- 'ne way OF constructing transporta-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
WACO.
War Between the Western Union aud the
Telephone Company-The Slug
ger aud the Shooter.

SNi hhh WIG tDuuuttt,
Special to the Gazette.
Waco, April i.-There is a speck of
war on the horizon between the West
ern Union telegraph company and the
Erie telephone company, which oper.
ates the telephone system in Waco and
other Texas towns. Heretofore they
have seemed to get along tremendously
and without rivalry, but to-day the
Western Union has posted in its Office
a notice that 1t will put up private
wires and furnish Edison telephones,
for the use of firms or individuals, on
reasonable terms. Officials of the two
companies do not know what is meant
by this move of the Western Urion,
but 1t is surmised to grow out of dis
pute about the use of the Edison tele-
phone, royalty rights for which have
been leased by the Western Union to
the Erie telephone company.
Slugger sullivan and his combine
ton arrived late this evening, and are
giviDgan exhibition tonight In Hickey
hall, as the opera house was not for
rent. The crowd is not very large.
Or. Carver gave his last exhibition
this afternoon to an immense crowd,
which was pleased, rs on Yesterday.
VIM. Shelton, mayor of Marlin and
also editor Of the Marlin Index, spent
TO day in Waco.
Mr.. Powell, farmer living in Falls
county, was robbed to-day near Calm
do of ejghty-one dollars. Mr.. Powell
came to Waco yesterday and sold his
cotton, and on his way home he was
passed 10y two men on horseback. A
short distance on he caught up with
them, when they put their pistols in
his face aud demanded his money
They left him coming in the direction
OF Waco, but We're seen TO separate
about half a mile from where the rob.
berry was committed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
LONG VIEW.
The East Texas Prcsbytcry- Political
ilems-A Cattle Disease.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special To the Gazette.
Longvlew, April 1.-The East Texas
presbytery has adjourned. The day
was speut In discussion of the various
COMMITTEES reports. There were nine
teen ministers representing churches
with 900 communicates and 40 sun
day-school scholars, in nine schools.
There are also one licentiate and three
candidates for the MINISTRY.
From all parts Of the district comes
good accounts of Hon. Il. J. McCord as
judge, and his friends have no eNpecta-
lion of auy opposition TO his election
next fall.
The congressional bee has got en-
tangled in the hair of prominent
Henderson lawyer.
An unknown disease has attacked
the calves IN this vicinity. They are
| taken suddenly sick, run violently
about M IL craaed, and soon fall dead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
BEL'ION.
The Baptist Convention Adjourned
That Interview.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Bolton, April 1.-The Baptist con-
ventlon adjourned sine die at 10 o'clock
this morning and the visiting minis
ters left Tor home each one OF them
walking advertisements for our city.
The meeting has been of deep interest
and no doubt will result in mach
good TO the church throughout the
state. 81
The Marion Martin interview
Is regarded ASA huge joke here. They
say ho viii meet with u worse fate
than did Joe Sayers. He will yet
precious little support In this county.
The weather has been ms tine ,ls
farlners could ask. They are well adj.
vanced with their work and the pros.
poet now y fer the higgest crop even
raised Ia the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
C0MANCHE.
A Real Estate Boom-Tlle Col.egc-A
Telephone.

Special TO the Gazette.
Comanche, April 4,-Our town IL
now enjoying u real estate boom on ac-
count of our prospects of getting the
Fort Worth Il Rio Grande railroad
soOG.
Two gentlemen from Gatesville were
In town yesterday purchasing town
lots, 1t is reported, to the amount OF
10000.
The stone work on the three.story
new college building win be completed
this week.
Crop prospects in this county are
better than for several years past. III
no disaster occurs the wheat crop will
be the largest ever made In this
county.
Money has been raised to build q
telephone from this place to De Leon.
Construction will be commenced Inn
mediately, ms soon as material arrives,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
SUM AT SEA.
A steamer Gone Down With One Hun.
drcd and Thirty SouIs.

boston, April 4.-Itis reported Thai
me steamer Daniel Sherman. frona
Antwerp March 2ist for New York
Wa iiaiifax, was lost of the latter
port, together with 1870 lives.
T., ita.AIER--Ihe Halifax steamer Dan.
,vi Shernman from Antwerp for this
post Is reported SUNK on Somhr"
snout twenty miles from this nor,
. struck last night aud only nina
men are so far reported to have
reached land out of llO on board
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
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BROWN WOOD.
A Racing Association Sport TO Open IN
Few Weeks.

Special In the Gazette.
Brentwood, April "A racing as.
ISOLATION was organized here this
evening with r. X. Young as presi.
dent, u. Verbuck, secretary and l..
BAR, treasurer; all of whom are trust
worthy gentlemen. A beautiful plat
has been selected ON which 10 have
the track, which will be one mile IN
length and sixty feet wide. The first
race vii occur on the new track A pril
2lth, 10Th and Goth. The run will be
open for entries till 5p'clock In the
evening of April BIRD. Some good
purses will be awarded.
Weare beginning tn feel the need of
ram, Stock are reported improving,
and the range is excellent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
TYLER.
An Excursion on The Short Line Road
The New Town of Bullard.

ihe new fOWh Oh Du!iaru.
Special to the Gazette.
Tyler, April i.--Your reporter, in
company with the officers of the kan
sas q Gulf Short Line railroad and a
merry party of ladies and gentlemen.
had pleasant trip to the south end of
that road to-day on special excursion
train. The gap between this place
aud Jacksonville is only five miles,
and the road will be completed and
running through from here to Alto in
Cherokee county by the first of NAV,
From Alto they build south, and con.
meet with Bremond's road. Those of
experience in such matters say that
The road bed and track is the best built
OF amy in the state. The road is on a
soiid basis financially, all the bonds
new town Of Bullaid on this road
sixteen miles south OF Tyler, is build
ing up rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, April Ask furlopo,
C,Sueen Esther first; Bagdad second
chlssom third. Time I.l7l.
i've inriongs-Lillia Is first; Vol.
l.02l. - '""' iimt
> seven iurlongs for thre-year-olds-
rathora first; Manitoba second. 81.
ierer third. Time %. u
q OK iuIiongs for nlaldens-Warsipr
Time l.l5l. A'eieA"h thiru,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
ton lines from any part cIIA.

ton lines from any pant GLIB
Texas Is nonsense. Ccu;n!
pass the bills now peudln.' |
not do to block The pmfr'
growth Of Texas to siil'l! ~
dians.n
"Do you think Gult w
Santa Fe bill will pass IBIS Z
"Yes, / do; no bFoad-gsasr 7
oppose It's passage, but IVY
Opportunity here to ay lli|
Colorado are not so auxloss
road. We want to seelhsff]
II Denver built. The eais]
growth of Fort Worth SIC q
known, and our psople ~ !. I
anxious TO communicate WV
rect. The town Is desllaa v
commercial center Of 'ba ny
territory, and many !sn h
elapse before she will rsafa
Denver. You can dspeA
IN ,,,i,an any nj these Ilgil
through-Indian-T Territory y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
Railroad Sale Ordered.

+ Little Rock. Ark, April 4 = Fed.
eral Judge Caldwell bas issued an or
der selling the Memphis d Little RDcl,
railroad IN thirty dAysiltless p, nlent
be made 10 II. X. Dow aud other
trGslees OF the amount If ihtir mort
gage Hens, The court deeI!ued TO mp
polnt Il receiver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
MAS0M.
Preparing for the County Convention
Live Stock asd Farm.
special 70 the Gazette.

5ptoiN 70 the NA1oue.
Mason, April IA meeting was
called to-day for the 30th of Apiil 70,
the purpose OF eiecting delegates to III,
county convention, which Will be held
May 18th To elect delegates TO the sew,
eral state conventions. Each and
every Democrat is desired to be pres.
EN-, ny they regard the party to 30 in
q critical condition and only 0. long
s.tsong and all.together pun VIII save
Ii.
Several cattle trades have been
made today. Prices slS.sly and SD
for cows and calves.
Sheating win commence about the
tenth, weather permitting.
Every one y busy planting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
MARSHALL.
Regret Al Tie Death OF Capt. Taylor-
The Fire Company.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Marshall, April 4,--our people ara
deeply panied 10 hear of the dtnsh ~" ns
Iapt. Taylor. He lived here for man y,
Years, aud WAS probably the al,iat
passenger conductor In the emplov %,
the Texas & Pacific. Snould lh..,' "
neral OF Capt Taylor be deferred ~ mn, ~
sunday, Especial train viii ieav. n ha,n
WIN friends 10 atlend the burisl ivy
ihe salamander tirc company wa.a
ing Predicting. "'' F'eh-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
BENSON.
The Election ofthe Mayor and IN Al.
dernlan 10 BE Contested.

specIal 10 the Gazette
Denison, April 4--Sam Williams
has served notice on DR.. II. b. Ham
mayor elect, and on alderman elect
hennie OF The Second ward that he
VII contest their election on The
grounds OF informalitles and Illegal
voting at the polls in that ward. IA
Williams has no personal interest i'm
me matter and II Inclined to nv Off AZ
y ,angent anyway, he will probably
aside. 'e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
WASHINGTON.
Throckmorton's Appeal for Indian
Claims aud Representation
in Congress.
Beifoid on Right of Way and the Future
Of Fort Worth.
Yesterdays Debates and Proceedings in
Senate and House.
WASHINGTON.
COMMISSIONER.

TEXAS PoSrMASTERs.
special to the Gazette.
Washington, April 4.--Bennet DC.
ker was commissioned postmaster at
Barclay Benjamin PEBBLES at Bobbin;
Marion Davis at Ray; James Masters
at Iasca, Newton county; McCallon
at Merritt, Collin county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
SUDDEN DEATH.

col. WEAVER OF GEORGETOWN.
Washington, April 4.--Col. Thos.
Weaver, the wealthiest cattle dealer in
this part of the country, died suddenly
last night in George town of heart dis
case. He was a millionaire. and for
many years bought heavily in Texas
cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
TEMPLE.
An Unknown and Insane German COM
mitted 10 Custody.

special 10 the Gazette.
Temple, April A. An insane Ger.
man; who gives his name rs Sol Kane
was brought to Temple this mornipp
ny knlus Bigham, who found the in
sane man some miles from town
where he claimed to have an abode in
hollow tree. Not being closely
guarded, he escaped to a tank near he
Missouri Pacific depot, and attempted
10 drown himself, but was taken from
me water and carried before Jlstica
Jones, who sent him to County Judge
Mihyard at Bolton. The insane man
- unknown here, nor can it be ascer.
tanned from where he came.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
C0RSICANA.
Rising RespIeu,lent from the Ashes
Local and Political Notes.

special TO the Gazette.
Corsicana, April 4.-The rebuildin,
OF The burnt districts ON ColIIe
ana Bcaton streets has com.
meenced, contrsct5 having been let fnr
y large block ON Collin, and two on
Beaton street. WI
The kIausman Beer company OF 81
i'ous have commenced the erection NJ
a lafge beer and ice house near M o
Narrow.Gauge depot. WV
me Daily journal to-day chanoed
hands, Messrs. Callahan. Bass 4 Vo,'
Horn taking charge. ~ an
me campaign is opening up yipor.
onsly, and The last announcement H.,
OF col. Henry Jones. father of iba la|a
Aolutant General John Is. Jones for
faction. s"'is-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
THE POSTAL rrLfsil

A BLACK EyEE opsa
BY Associated Press n
Washington, April "a
committee oil pos'o9illlesss -, y,
by a vote Of Sto y, aa'p'
lowing: ~. n. u
Resolved, that i ! W. ''s.,,,
committee thai i = WE. i Y
postal telegraph Or pui'a
Sting line Of Telegraph
BIN Bingham aud PED ve'au
alive, and Money, ht'' Isss
grove. Riggs, Rossls' .,s'' S
and Wakefield ~ lus ~ ~ 4,
The bill authOglz.us'; OIL n Il,
general 10 contract !. VIZ s%,S,s
eegraph company, q STausid
will be considered % w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
Not Fort Wor,b,s wox
[Wac0 Examiuerl

49,, " A'O Ekaminerl
by .he time tue Fort Worth man
~, uas worked rs many railroads through
icy legislature MS Falkner aud t1a
aiunston committee, he eau hold them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
COLEMAN.
Getting Ready for District Court La.
cal Breslties.
Special 10 the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette. =
coleman, April i.--'rhe lawyers ana
dpuny oniciais are getting ready for
tha ', saurt; which will convene here
NJ mira Monday IN this month,
Jail vt present. ~ S'An'y
g !, nIar en-, nave been several large trans.
a frost fell here Iasi night. Int mo-,
enough 70 do much damage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05

,.. fhs ; Dsst srnokipg tobacco il little
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-24

1t is difficult to determine Just what
the democrats who have majority in the
lower hnuse of congress mean by the bill
which has just been reported providing
that no territory shall be admitted to the
union as q state unless it has perma-
nent population equal to that required.
The present law requires population
sufficient to entitle the territory, when
admitted, to one member of congress,
and under the 1880 apportionment the
representation was fixed at 160, 1000, per-
haps little more. AS Dakota is the only
territory seeking admission that claims
to be fully qualified in all respects
especially as to population. it is possible
this new measure is designed to question
the permanency of our population. and
thus defeat admission until after another
president has been elected. That por.
tion of Dakota south of the 46th parallel.
now asking admission, arranged at it's
constitutional convention for an enumer-
alton of its inhabitants, and as this has
been made at time when the popula
tion of Dakota was at ebb tide, its per.
manent character cannot be questioned
The figures will show that more than
N0, 600 people inhabit the section asking
admission.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-24
First Publication Dec. 20.
Sidewalk Resolution,


A resolution foE the censtrrcti:n Of . sidewalk
on the east side Of Douglas Avenue in front
.2d .9 lot. !. = Z. .adS il block sish:
Broadway street, in front Of the north one
half Of lot II and lot y. in block ., OF
Be ReseIsed hy I the Nay Mayor and Csnncil Il u.
Section !: re. i i;, and j. hereby declared
be oon.tfucted in the said city Of Yankton, to-
front Of lots LA Is,s,! and 3 II block .. and
part Of the city. Of fsnkton known and plated
as Lower Yankton;" and on the west side Of
nfFG.d1,. I'd strset in front of The north halt
the CITY Of f,nkton, according 70 the duly re-
corded plst1 thereof. fled By Janes E. WitAer-
spoon PS and Il \; BIS Todd:
Iue shall be six fest vide, the .outer edge
thereof 70 be laid upon he curb line Of s.sd
ebe1e snd sse ssia Snsn
the outer edge thereof 70 b laid upon de curb
tant from The sdjaceas los. s6cve dsscribeS % nd
the said sidewalks shall be constructed q wood
and in al respects in aocoidanoe With the re-
plans and Specifications to 30 prepared 81 the
council. The aaid sdewalks aionssids, OF in
. corner. made b the intersection q two 70
streets. shall Be exteaded to tho curb line Of
the crossinG street, or % g 20 meet snd connect
with any sidewalks now laid down, or that may
be laid down hereafter. upon such crossing
streets.
seo: ). That the cost and expense Of making
the Aforesaid impcovemeuts ehall b defrAyed
BY special tax, to be levied upoa the aforesaid
lots, or psrta Of lots, bounding or abat1in- %
n of 9es The
ting. y 80. - =
Eec. Z. That this resolution shsll Be- pub
Newspaper Of the city. = -
Adopted Oeeenber 18th, 1853.
Approved this l4th d day = Of beoembsI. b ssl1 ~.
6ILLiAH p. DEvRY Mayor.