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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-31
STATE PRESS.


Dallas. which cannot boast either of the
population or wealth Of San Antonio, has
voted $500, 900 for sewerage. aud has laid
down sixty miles OF sewer pipe-the main
pipes being four feet 10 diameter. That
shows business and enterprise In full activ.
ity. SAP Antonio could not do better than
follow tho example OF Dallss.-[Sau An
tonic Times.
NOTHING TO BR GAINED BY A DIVISION.
Let Texas remain as she IL, under one
government, and instead OF contentious and
strife, let there be good will, and Texas. al.
ready al empire la territory, will soon be
an empire In wealth, population and polit-
oal influence. There 10 nothing TO be gained
be div sion nor will 1t benefit anyone to
agitate it, Pittsburg Gazette.
GOOD FOB TIE TRIMMER.
Let US not waste time investigating when
and where the two-thirds rule was adopted
but apply ourselves to the work Of Hbro-
eating It., unless We can discover some
good reason for 1t. 30 far, We discover no
good in it, except to the political trimmer.
I Mesquite Mesquissr.
WHAT SAY your"
Marion Martin 10 very quiet about his
candidacy for lieutenant governor, II he Is
Q candids ate at all. Gibbs, Gooch and 9TH
ers are being discussed In connection with
the office, aud manage to get into print
about once week "Ireland for Irishmen"
and Texas for John Ireland. What say
you, gentlemenf-[Post. Good enough
Orange Tribune. Ireland for Irishmen and
Texas for the people. What say You, gen.
tlemenf-IL Limestone New Era.
INSTRUCTIONS WANTED.
When the people OF the various counties
of Texas send ~ delegates TO the state con-
vention. let instructions be given as to the
.Jub!!c v. hes on The herd law. The Ga
sstte invites the issue and asks the people
to say what they want. Does the Cleburne
Chronicle second the mouon3-[Fort Worth
MpSoRruNR.
Miss Florence Gerald has found stage life
behind the scenes very different from what
IL seemed TO be before the curtains, and re.
turned TO her home. IL 10 great misfor-
tune to q girl TO become stage struck, a.
she gives up more BY entering this sort OF
life than the tame OF the greatest star could
for.-tGsinsville Independent.
NOT WELL PosrkD.
Nat. Q 10 not well pcsted on the history
Of our great men. Senator Marcy has no
son at West Point, Tor he never did have Q
son at West Point or anywhere else.-tTex-
xEwsrAPEs PELLETS.
We might say some true out uncompli =
mentary Things Of the 6tatesm ans courage,
but the Lash has immortalised BY cartoon
by saying, You're another. The lin.
promised By the Statesman
In lie conduct are not stupendous, II what
We have quoted 10 to be CHARACTERISTIC Of its
mske-up. Public opinion no doubt will
agree with that Of the Express, which 10
that for . journal assuming 20 DO Just. de-
cent and an educator, the statesman has
not impressed any one that it, claims to
any one Of the qualifications are veil
fouoded or soosnised.-f6an Antonio Ex-
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The Practical Life of tho Germans. =

There is prob ably no nation upon the face
of the earth that kno 20 90 we'll what the
TSsy ass prsctiosI 10 svsr.Sius thew under
take, d make II TART Of their business
TO find out all the beauty there lie In living
aud to make the most Of Il when they do
fi1d 1t. Their homes are more than mere
places Of shelter to eat and . eep in. Even
In the humblest Of these there 10 = pleasing
attempt Of the inmates to spread cheer 'ul-
bess about them, notably Ia the d. ooration
OF their windo W. with hUwsrius plants and
trailing vines. They are also practica, In
their charity. and such . thug - broken
limb, for the want Of Q snovelful ofashes or
sawdust on an 10y pavement. does not hap
pen in front OF their homes. We Americans
might learn Q little humanity, II nothing
else. from the Germsns'-I Rshobcth 6us.
day Herald,
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Tn. New Orleans IMPOSITION.

Visitors from New Orleans confirm the
reports Of the press Of that city that the In.
terest In the coming cotton exposition 10
something phenomenal. A large marble
building, six stories high has been taken by
the directors and 10 dIled With o6lcsrs and
clio h Of the exposition. No such display
OF southern resources hes ever been seen es
will be made thsrs Texas has appropri.
atsd $4,000, Mississippi oi2, 800 and North
Carolina. South Carolina and Arkansas
$1,000 each for the making Of state dis
plays.
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Food For tho Flood Sufferers.

ST.. Louis, March 30.-The United States
steamer Hum phreys, laden with one hun
bred thousand rations for the food suffer.
ers on the lower part of the Mississippi river,
lett on their 'ssion OF mercy to-day, and
the steamer @ neral Barnard will follow to-
morrow with similar cargo. The 6ocie-
ty of the Red Cross are negotiating for the
81 q Kimbrough 70 be loaded with
food, clothing aud other supplies, for the
same destitute people.
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A Gale.

NEW YoRK, March SO.-Ths eale here
last night vac very heavr. In Brooklyn en-
uufinisned four-ssory tenement va blown
down, and on the Hudson . SOONER voo
cspsised and Captain Drank and Frank
Baker lost,
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ductioa Of interest effected, the secretary OF
the treasury 10 hereby authorised TO pay.
out OF any money In the treasury not other
wise appropriated. to the holders OF United
States or 4 IL per centum
bonds exchanged for the IL
per oentum bonds authorised by the
preceding section, u sum equal In each osse
TO the aggregate present worth At the time
Of exchsngs Of the portion OF the several
Qusrtsr-yesrly payments OF interest rom
which the United States In released by such
exchange: Provided, That In ascertsining
such present worth Interest shall be COM
puied at not less than four per
qua ter-yearly; aud the and
az per centum bonds received In
exchange shall cease 10 be evidence OF In.
d. bted ess AK ,inst the United States, and
shall be cancelled and destroyed: Provided
further, that the payments authorised oy
this section shall be credited TO and form
part of the sinking fund OF the United
States provided BY existinL lay.
SEC. s Inst when any national banking
associate On shall depos with the treasurer
OF the United States. In the man.
ner provided by law, the liz
ner centum bonds authorized by this act.
as security for its circulating notes the as
ISOLATION making such deposit shall be EN-
titled to receive circulating notes, In man.
Der, form and denominations authorized
by law, not exceeding In amount the par
value Of the bounds 10 deposited and at
no time shall the total smou t OF notes
issued 10 any such banking association sx.
coed the amount at the time actually paid
IN Of It's capital stock.
SECTION l. That all laws and parts OF
laws Inconsistent With the provisions OF
hisact are hereby repealed.
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How Simon Cameroa Saved Sam RAN
dnlIs Life.

How simon Cnmsroa Savcd sam ran
dnli's Lifo.
Said AZ old stager to the Washington
Critic: at 10 not generally KIN 'wn that
Sam Randsll's life was once saved by 81
mon Cameron, and by the same token the
latter WAS not mohent too early In MS &C.
ton on the premises
1T was" he continued, twirling the
lemon peel around In the hot-scotch with
his fore inger and moisteDing his lips with
his tongue preparatory to..the initial sip,
Just prior TO the departure from this city
OF the delegates to the convention OF 1871
which nominated Greeley Things were
lively here then, and In those days Sam
Randall wasn't the same old puritan that
he is now. He was Just as smart and eDer-
ge'ic, but he WAS younger and less discreet.
Thai Is TO say, he vas one OF the bows. and
didn't hesitate to take q drink. o. the
day that refer to he had been over to
Sanders ms q little ofteuer than was
healthy, and then he adj burned with the
gang to the Senate restaurant. The place was
pretty well crowded, and all Of us we're
iet ling lucid, but exuberait. At one end
ofthe marble slab-thst was The day before
the date Of crockery ware cold tes'-Gover-
nor Hamilton. OF Texas, and some friends
of his were standing slipping their drinks.
Hamilton, ike many other Southern men,
had avowed himself for Grant. Randall was
Just feeling happy enough to he ugly, ana
after meditativeIy looking Hamilton over
for about solid minute, twisted those thin
lips Of his and said, as II speaking to him.
self; There's another one OF those damned
sneaksl Just watch me. bo2s,
while go and lift him! I'll just lit him
one f,r luck y
And off ne csvorted-its no use TO trv
aud hem Sam In when he means buainess,
and down he settled himsslf square In front
~ six feet three OF solid flesh OF Hamilton.
In menacing tone OF voice he began an
aorupt quarrel. and after a few seconds
parley aud few passes Hamilton knocked
him down. II could hardly be called a
IL was more OF push, but at
once the whole suave nature OF Hamilton
to perfect ferocitv. He jabbed
his heel into the throat Of Randall
as he Law PROSTATE, and, devilish wicked.
ness and murderous intensity whitening
his face, swayed back, lifting In both hands
his heavy crook n andied hickory cane. Be-
fore the blew-snd If it had been an or in
stead Of man. 1t would have been Drained
fell old Simon Cameron grab BED the cane
and swung onto II, and Judge Paschsl,
now dead, of Texas. seised Hamilton
about the waist Between the two they
tore him back against the counter and
homicide was obviated. Parties friendly to
both Interested hustled them away, but !
that Sammy ever had In his life. He don't
drink now, and hasn't for many year,
and tn ats where his head is level
"Well, yes, l will take just another one,
but, Mr.. Bartender, please Just squeeze the
emon-peel over this one and don't put 1t
in. Somehow or other II is liable to gag
me-
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Caucus.

WAsHrHeroH, March S0.-A caucus Of ~
publican senators upon order busineu n
talked Of and possibly the educational BIN
may become Q subject OF The caucus.
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Wilson, Kaufman; S p Whittier, New
York; NJ Ballard, Chicago; A Fox,
Corsicana; l. Cert, Ennis; Henry Cert
and wife, Waxahachie; Raphael, wife
and child, Mrs Sophia Cert and children,
d Cert. wife and child, Miss Hattie
Levy. August Levy, Corsicana; CIV
Zug, Albany; G B Banks, Honey Grove;
Miss Jennie Virgine, Denton; w II
Graves, Cleburne; Bill III Brown,
Terrell; John b Turner, Sher-
man, a Eubanks, Mexia; s L
Clark, IL NJ Childress, Seymore;
A MuclSle, Fort Worth;J G Minton, j
M Butterworth, Henrietta; j Benson,
New Mexico; G G DuBose, Il Fears
Waxahachie; Louis CERT, New York /;
Richard Cummings, Fort Worth; Sam
Ayers, Hutchins; G d Hughes, Sherman;
w ID Manson, Denison; G w Mckinney,
Denton; VIM Mckinney, CARA; Geo G
Dyer, Warrington, Missouri; b G Bid
well, Weatherford; A Wright, Cole
man; John ID Lee, Corsicana; j q Camp
bell, CCrsicana; W II Winfield, popular
Wabash route; Louis Duin, Waxa-
haohie; Hall, Galveston; John Ea
Cobb, Alabama; A w Knissircan, San
francisco; IL Brin, l. Levy,I Miner, A
Kohn, Ennis; w Il Smith Paris; T. w
Norton, Chicago; S j Houghton, st
Louis; James Parks, Clarendon; G w
Boman, S II Roman, Plano;J d Jack
son, Richardson.
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ltuk NJ NI-SENERAL FARMS; CON.
4 Portable houses, plent ofwater;G mile,
from lhn cltv. d. z RnMsER NlR Film n li0nti
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W. \. PHRRy. CITY secretarr.

4 BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN ORDIo
~ nance TO provide for Volunteer FIR
Police company,
SECTION | BE II ordained by the Council
OF The city OF Dallas, That there shall ua ,r-
ganized under the superlntcndancc of thc
Mayor q volunteer company TO be styled the
FIRE Police, To consist OF not less than Die
Teen nor more than nity-two men, over the
age OF eightrep wears. said company, wien
on duty, shall ~ commanded by the Mpyor,
assisted 10y sergeant IN each squad Di
Twelve prlvateg, the sergeants to nC U!ectct,
Dy majority vote of the company, and to
serve Tor one ycnr-all vacancies 10 he filled
rs company election for the uneNplred term
Serseanls chosen for new squads after the
nrst elec ION shall serve only for the remain
der OF the year, 80 that the annual election
fora shall be at the same time. In case OF
the absence OF any sergeant at,a fire the
Mayor may appoint from the members of
ms squad substitute for the time being. AT
nres the sergeants shall be distinguished by
the words, sergeant No. ~ and the prlvRtes
by the words "Flre Police" worn In blnck
letters on white hat or cap bands.
rec. z That the duties ofsald company shall
extend 10 everything connected with flrcs not
pertaining To the regular fire department. A
nortlon may be detailed BY the Mayor, un-
der the command ofa sergeant or sergeants.
rs the case may he, TO serve ny police for
the protection OF property, TO prevent the
lntermeddling or intrusion OF persons not
belonging TO the Ore department nor to the
arrest suspected persons ut fires or persons
modelling with movable property; To carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure them, aud generally to do all that
may be deemed by the Mayor, or officer In
command, necessary for the protection and
safety Of persons and property nj fires.
SEQ. 3. That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them Into one or more squads.
When 20 organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government
not Inconsistent with this ordinance, M they
may deem proper. The squads and sSrgeants
shall he numbered one, two, three aud four
and the sergeauts ysall take rank In the
Same order OF sonlssNy At company meet.
mus the Mayor, " present, shall preside; oil h.
| erwise the senior sergeant present.
sec. =. That said company may adopt any
uniform they may prcier,to be worn on othel
| occasions than fires. and may hold theil
meetings In the Cliy Hall at any time whei
neither the Mayors court nor Council IL II
| session.
Sec. ., That this ordnance shall take efroc
and be In torco nom and after Its passage.
Approved October 10, 1884.
W. J.. CABEbI, Mayor.
| At,est' WE, Parry, City secretary,
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Another sortb.r.

Yesterday morning the sun sLonc out
brightly for the first time in many days.
The weather had moderated. Overcoats
were laid aside, fires were permitted TO
burn low and the fuel-seller looked sad
and detected. The people sauntered
forth and "what lovely weather. "Did
you ever seo such beautiful, pleassnt
weather at this season?h was
on every tongue. The repor-
ter was in the midst of An
essay on the beautiful sprint.like
wealth er and wishing himself a poet 40
no could do it justice, when the telo-
graph editor wheeled around in his
chair and asked him 1t he would let him
have his overcOat 10 wear that night, az
he felt as though he was going to nave n
emil. The warm-hearted and sympa-
thotic reporter was constrained at frat
thought TO comply, but on second and
more serious thought he took q tumble
aud declined to do so. The telegraph
editor had received telegram in tho
press report that a blizzard was coming
at rapid gait down through the sunny
south. Before the glooming of the
evening the sunshine was shut out BY
leaden clouds and blue norther was
sweeping over tho country TO such an
extent that the telegraph editor went
out and bought himself an overcoat.
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The Killing Near Forris.l


Louis b. Hawkins, who sho. and
killed James Perry, at his home, three
miles northeast OF Ferris, in this county,
Monday morning, Geographic account
Of which appeared in yesterday morn
ing's HERALD, was arrested by sheriff
Smith and Deputy Rhodes yesterday,
who lodged him in iail here.
From what could be cleaned
by HERALD reporter II appears
that the two had falling out about a
dog and that both we afterwards con-
elliated. Within the past few days
Perry talked rather roughly about
Hawkins, and the report goes that he
threatened 10 kill him, When Perry
sobered up his friends told him of what
he had said and he stated
TO them that he had no recollec.
ton of IL aud would make
IL his business to apologize TO Hawkins
the first time he met him. Monday he
and Seth MOTHERHOOD, who were start
ing out to chop wood, went by Hawkins
house for that purpose. Hawkins was
not at home, and while waiting his re-
turn, they ground their axes. Hawkins
nnsiiy appeared, coming towards
the house with his shotgun in his hand,
Perry began TO apologize when
Hawkins told him to stop, assuming az
the same time shooting attitude. Perry
told him he wished to apologize and
again started TO offer It, when Hawkins
fired a load of buckshot from a double-
barrelled shotgun into him. One took
effect in Perry's chin and the remainder
Of the load in the breast. Hawkins
claims that Perry made at him with an
axe. The deceased leaves q wife and
several children.
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Tint black-List Book.

The new tangled would be CONNER
cisl directory that has published in its
list Of names 80 many good citizens Of
tho city as "dead beats" or "no good"
is creating considerable interest, which
is likely to be heightened. In this list
are to be found the names of some of the
best and most substantial citizens of
Dallas. 1t is evident that the parties
who furnished or procured the names of
those published were either prompted
by malice, or else they knew nothing of
the persons, many of whom they have
80 wrongfully misrepresented. The
two commercial agencies here, Dun's
and Bradstreet s, do not recognize it as
a Legitimate agency, and laugh at the
ipacuracy of the list.
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Attention Needed,

The attention of the city council is
earnestly directed to the miserable con-
dition of the sidewalk on Lamar street,
west of the City bank building. That
walk is, perhaps, as extensively tray
eled as any in the city, ana especially
by ladies. During the present wet spell
of weather it is almost impossible, and
is covered with filthy mud and water to
the depth of several inches in some
places. The walk is first approached by
strangers from the Texas IL Pacific de-
pot, and is calculated to convey nor a
very favorable impression. 1t is a dis
grace to the city.
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.


hALIAs, TENAS, UECENBER | 1891,
IL Notice Is HEREBY given thtt ON II lgth
gay OF November 1854, ;. j, htamshomg
business under theugtne OF Adams 81 con.
ard, OF said city of Dallas, conv,ved IA as.
signed 10 me, ". II. Flippen, OF sNidlty, aS
assignee all ms property and all tmprOp.
eftS OF every desc ptiOn owned or ED by
nllu IN conducting The banking buSlbs un.
uef tht nrm name of Adams n LeOtd In
cluulng nj own interest and that ollie es q.
Mle OF j, L.. Leonard, deceased, eNcI such
property as is exempt from eAecut d under
ihe laws OF Texas, for the purpose utlnvert.
ing the same into money, 10 be dlibuted
among such Of his creditors only twould
consent to accept their proportions share
OF MS estate, aud discharge him I'm their
respective claims; provided, that lshould
not oe discharged from liability TO ~ credi.
t9r who does not receive ms mucjs one.
.nltu OF lhe amount dus and clam Ia hls
iHNoI as valid claim against hisstate.
Noice u further given that all 2 credl-
slgnment must make known tone their
consent In writing within four mdhs after
the publication OF this notice, anthat no
creditor not assenting shall receiI or take
any penent under said assignment
n w. II, FLlpPEN, Elgnca.
DALLAS, TExAR, Dacen1ber lBss.-Ar
persons Indebted to \. j, Adams adams a
Leonard on November ~, 1881, mr. kreby no.
unel To call on me ut my Office iIhe bank
building OF flippen, Adoue q Ia on the
south slde OF Elm street, Dallas, lNas, and
make payment; otherwise their hper will
DC placed In the hands OF attorncI for col.
iection. w. II. FLlpEN,
AtslInee ofs.J.Adams and Adamk Leonard
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ellallC NOTICE.


MAYORS OFFICE, CITY uf fa a,Iss d
vi DECEMBER .. 1881. Public nounsern
her bv given to all whom Il may S0li srs.
that application will be made TO w, on
lature OF the state OF Texas, TO assein,y ~, tbs
the 18th day of January, A. u. lsso, ioihs
following changes In and amendnlen y, 1nsllas
various acts Incorporating the elty " ,no,s-
to-wlt; To repeal AL obsolete Any 'ane ihs
rative sections; TO more clearly pSgelcersof
municipal boundaries; to make III soaSsetafy,
the municipality, excepting lhe ,sseeyeof. 10
elective by the qualiacd electors uss,Ine or
more clearly define the mode oil eh sssSarly Do.
dinances; TO tlmp hy aud more ssand ex.
nne the mode OF opening, widenMs. M pre-
tending streets, avenues mud nl'eysi,r and
scribe the mode of acquiring umauIpl-
right-of-way within ar without ino cSmeie.
pal limits for vater-works, PARIS wnsk-
rie~, house Of correction or reio' ~, Of
house, hospitals, quarantine pu,apsith and
other municipal necessity 10 inc ',,y ocre
wellbeing of he city; to enable lhesi,syn and
ate special f1nds for street eN'eI n, FOR the
street Improvement purposes, mn,inary OF
erection and m ,lnienance OF = NJ ire pub
nigh school ~ come etion WIN 'h".,,nve ex.
lie school svttcm OF the chyi " Under IA
listing con ilcts In the chariSr INV Lame the
meaning plain; to more clenriS Vases o.
corpofs To power over any anu w ,tavor
street railroads. W. l.. CAbtL,i,h s,',~,ittre.
Ehutfmun ~ TOW Nv
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atlanta Notss

ATLANTA, Dec. 2S.-ICorrespondence. ]
Christmas is about over. Atlanta
scored one accidental shooting, and a
very dangerous one. Several fights and
more DRINKS than was ever known.
Rain, rain, rain! The temperature,
this morning, was so degrees, and rain
8 eady since day before yesterday
Thunder and lightning yesterday
almost like summer time. Look out for
washouts and stoppsge of trains. The
waters will be higher than have been
known If this continues. and every in
dication now is for it to do so.
Health very good.
Business entirely suspended.
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Cuff'el.

Mr. w. s. Wilson, who has been agent
OF the Houston q Texas Central rail-
way AZ this place for the past two years,
leaves to-day for Navasota, at which
place he will continue to act as agent of
the road. AS he was in the act of leav-
ing the Office last night he was stopped
by one of the office boys, who informed
him that he would not be suffered to
leave until he was "cuffed." Being
taken by surprise he halted, and after
utterances of many kind words, he was
permitted to pass with pair of fine cuff
buttons, emblematical of the character
of the young man.
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OFiC!Al-CiTY LAWS.


4 n OHNANCE ESTABLISHING THE
n lineud width of a part OF Polk street;
SECTIol. BE IL ordained by the City
Council the City Of Dsl lbs, That the plCp
osition cMI. S. II. Cockrell, proprietor OF
IN groui, Is hereby accepted as a dedlca-
IL n, an(he lines OF ok street are hereby
es ablisld rs follows: Beginning at the
nOrthea n section OF Poydras and Polk
streets; hence in direct line easterly to the
southwf corner OF frac' iot al block No. rs,
on the figsby league line. the same being
the nOT lihe of said street. The south line
of Poldtreet shall begin ON Poydras street,
~ feet dltn OF the first named point, and
thence bun easterly parallel to the first line
The 10 stance; thence north to the south
line of NounE street. At said southwest cor.
her of bDck g. the north lines of Polk and
i Dung streets meet
SEC, That the Engineer il hereby re-
CURED u measure and properly work the
lines ofIaid street as Ii rein defined.
SEC. That this ordinance shall take CT
feet from and after its passage
Approved October %, 1884
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor
Attest: W. II. PARRY. city Secretary.