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and Mr.. Burnett, OF Sweet Water. The
event OF all most notable, was the bail AT
the opera-hOuSe at night. 1t was q con
coded fact that it was the g1ande@t sue
cess in the way OF an entertainment
ever given in Colorado. The attendance
was large, representing the elite OF Col
orado and adjoining towns.
Considerable excitement was mani-
Tested yesterday in the match game Of
base bail between the Fort Worth and
Colorado clubs. The score stood q to
10 in favor Of the Fort Worth club. An
other game will be played this after
noon.
The shipment of cattle from this point
mas begun. Col. Ayers the agent at this
point informs Us that several large herds
are en- route, and that from this time on
the business will be immense.
In addition to the courthouse and
hotel, now in course of erection, Colo
RADIO is enjoying Il boom in the way of
residence building.
Judge Z. y. Wheeler camo up this
morning 10 hear the habeaS corpus case
of the state of Texas vs.. II. l.. Watson,
charged with murder.
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lie AttOrney-at-LRw,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent,
Ahilnnn. nnNne
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FROM GRAND BLUFF,

Rain Needed Badly-The New Court
House-Candidates-A Railroad Needed.
Etc.
GRAND BLUFF, July o. Correspond
cncc. We have had no rain since the
I'd of last June, except one or two
partial showers in portions of the
county. Corn is cut OH 10y the drouth.
Cotton is small but looks well. growing
fast.
Contractor i. NJ. Brown has COM
menced work on our $27,375 court house
at Carthage, he is making 100000 brick a
week. lie is to have it completed by
next August Il year.
Candidates are numerous in orr
county, there are about thirty of them
Tor the different offices.
We need Il railroad from some point TO
Carthage. We think we will yet the
Bonner road from lOngyicw to Car
thage. This road starts out from Long
view, and has already crossed the Sa-
blne river, and reached a point within
twenty miles of Carthage. We mustp
our shoulders to the wheel and do some
thlng for Mr.. BOnncr's road. We have
no money to give. it is true, but we have
! an abundance OF as good land. covered
with as fine timber as can be found i'm
! eastern Texas. oar lands are COmpara-
lively vail e'Css. Let us give yav a
art of this land to the Bonner road that
the rest may bc worth something. We
can well afford to do so.
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Personal.

\. j. Cropsey and \. j. Childrcss, of
Terrell, were at the Windsor yesterday.
Boyd Porter, Sam II. Mellcken. of
Weathcrford, were in the city yestor-
day.
Miss Pauline Boyle, who has been
visiting friends at Bryan, Houston and
Galveston, returned home yesterday.
w. II. McEntire and family leave this
morning via the Texas a Pacific for
Warm Springs, North Carolina, to spend
the summer
The following persons left the city
yesterday by the Missouri Pacific:
Miss Matte Warts for st Paul; otto
hammers, st. Louis; j. C. Nichols, New
York; Sigmond Loeb, WaukeSha; T.. j.
Coleman and family, Niagara Falls.
Col. j. o. Terrell, of Kaufman. candi-
date for state Senator from this district,
is in the city.
W. G. Randall and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Tom Randall and family, and
Mrs. II. G. Burlew and family, left YES
terday for Knoxville and the mountains
of East Tennessee, to spend the sum.
mer.
Mrs. J. Putt, of 2lJ Ross avenue, who
has been quite sick for the past few
days with fever, her friends will be
pleased to learn is recovering.
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WANTED

VyrANrED-A S'rOGE-5or.,,
" bic for wholesale .rroS.' SCIrA.
h,"nse $4,000 feet; viii rent on, prefer
Walnut street, Lor;>v;II,. 40, |Je9 Wc,t
WANTED Ty.,s,yn n.y.
w tdjro,s ~ ~ =, y y, IN I; 81 Ri >VRL6
Texas. LIZA w. USE, GreenyinNN
Wy, vrrr ,,,.,,,.,..,..... jyS.ie
N ~ Eb-F kNISHED ROOM ~
VIE and child, with board In nn fOR
amy NuifeSS D. this office, 'iinale
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slIERMAN SpKAY-

For sale by all druggists. ''''
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THE STATE OF rEXAs.-rn ALI. pm

ME STATE OF TENAS.-To ALL PEN.
SONS Interested In the administration az
IL estate OF :, ID. Davenport. drcCnspJ.
hVneI Morgan, executor, has nlrd In tbc
co,,n, nourt OF Dallas county Hual no.
~; davenport, deceased, which viii h'
nv,lu ~ the next tom ~ said court. ,n,5.
mncimSing on the ilr't Monday In Aus,i.i 4
H. H.. ~, w ne court .hpu,c In The citv a., Dai
vi, ~, Willoh llhe Hll persons intctcs.sl In
count " they sec proper. '''' Wy"
Dallas county, Texas. "'''' 'i'I' ol
,, III .l-uiren under my hand nnG th, .,nl
'hlH ON day OF June, A. u. issi' .'''
Al, county Clerk. Dallas Couniy' rs
Joy j. IT, hrplns, Deputy. '''' '''.
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w Z. 4 q. G. WRIGUT
~ AttorueyS-at-L Law,
No 10 Main street, up stairs, Dallas, Texas.
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The Warm Weather.

Cool drinks and the shade were all the
rage yesterday. Old Sol had not gotten
very high in the heavens before it was
apparent to the most casual observer
that il would be one of the warmest If
not the warmest day of the season.
Sweltering humanity hung around in
the shady spots and spent what
little energy it had lett in
seeking cool places. The mercury
under the pressure of the intense
heat ran up as high as lO3 in the shade.
Outdoor labOrers could work only for n
few minutes at time without resting. 4
young man named Robert Page was
overcome by the heat and tell on Elm
street, near the intersection of College
street. He was carried into store, ice
water thrown on him and restoratiycs
administered, which had the desired
effect of bringing him around all right.
There was but comparatively little stir
ring, on the streets during the heat of
the daV
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In less than four weeks the great ex-
Confederate reunion of Texas will as
semble at Dallas--an assemblage une-
qualed in sacred memories and associa-
tions in the history of our people. 1t is
purely social in its character. Dallas
will by taxed to its fullest capacity to
do honor TO the occasion. Let every citi-
zen feel it incumbent upon himself to
lend a helping hand. Money will be
needed, and the active cooperation of
all classes should he voluntarily con
tributed. It would appear SUI
perfluous to appeal to the
generosity of our citizens. Let all
come forward in behalf of so great de-
mand and all will be well repaid in II
conscientious discharge of duty and a
return of ten told remuneration for
every dollar spent. A general mass
meeting will be held next Saturday ev-
ening ut 1 o'clock, at the courthouse.
Let the artisan, the merchant, the
banker, the professional and the unpro-
fessional, be in attendance. Much work
has been done-much remains To be
done. Success awaits the grand under
taking, only to the extent of general
active support of our people in the CITY
ana county. Respectfully,
G.. 5. MITCHELL,
ID. a. WILLIAMS, President.
Secretary,
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The General Attorney of the Pullman
sleeping Car Company. ext hief Justice
o. A. l.ochranc, Of Georgia, says that old
Dr. Biggcrs could leave no better legacy
than his Southern Remedy for bowel al
iections, and in all his travels he has
never found anything to equal DR.. Big
gers Southern Remedy for the relief of
Diarrhma, Dysentcry and the restoration
OF the little ones whose system is suffer
ing such drainage from the effect of
teething, etc. Price 50 cents. Ask yoltr
druggist for it. Mfc'd by Walter 4.
Taylor, Atlanta, Ga, propl Taylor's
Premium Cologne,
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The Disgusting Dnst.

One loud, long, continued wall from
the merchants goes out protesting
against the dust that fills the air, houses
and stores throughout the city. It is
worse in the business centre on account
of there being more travel and moro
dust. The merchants say that ii is
damaging goods OF all kinds to an alarm
ing extent. Elm street had the appear
ance of general holiday Yesterday.
The doors were closed to keep ont tie
obnoxious dust, and it looked as though
the inmat, were all gone picnicing,
The proposition OF Mr.. Mcdaniel To
rent the old steam fire engine from the
city az so per week To pump water for
Sprlnkling purposes, was granted by
the city Council, but no sprinkler nut
IN an appearance during the entire dnv,
and the people had to worry. ~ bcst
they, could, through the binding, chok-
ing dust.
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DENTON LOCALS.
normal >chool-oinrried-warm Weather
Personal Mention,

DENTON, July .. Special. The Nor.
mai Institute for the colored teachers or
the rum congressional district WINS mr..
ganized here last Monday.
Mr.; Arthur Rowley aud Mis-, Lizzie
nmi,tn were married this evening at the
residence of the brides fnthor, I'm Don.
ton by the Rev. r. 5. burnett They
friends. "u'''o'""'
Hon. William j. Austin is making
many new, aud is rallylng his old
friends IN the canvass for Fl0ator I'm this
district The claims of the severni ca,'
didates will be submitted 10 tho Comfy
D1inncraIlc convention on August I'd.
ritv. - d" the
ninetios. ' VIZ 4" 'ne
Mr. Parker Campbell has boon M worls
on \ directory OF the city, and has ihe
lhatter ready for the printers hands.
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iinllonn Fnnnd.

On the Fourth Of July Mr.. Z. T.. Mar
tlnez' the tobacconist, sent up a balloon
To which was attached n note Offering
areward OF box OF cigars To the finder
yesterday Mr.. Henry Kelley, who re-.
sides near Richardson, twelve miles
distant from the city, brought i'm tho
note aud was paid the reward IIc
found the balloon In his field.
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LEGAL.

THE STATE OF TEN\S-Tn All p..u.
sons Interested In the administration a,
me estate of X. u, Guldthwnltr. DECEASED,
j. I. Hnyle, executor Ot l.. ". Gullwnitr. dc.
rrhseI, has illed, In the county Court OF Dnl
US county, tnnle account showing the condi
ton ~ said estate OF II. W. Gnldthwnitc. dc.
crns,d, which Will h. heard NJ the next form
81 tnld court, commencing ON the lst Mon.
lay In August, \. u. 1881, nj the Couri. hons,
IN thecity ot Dallas, ut which time ali Der.
SONS interested In saidcstate may nppr1r nnd
contest said nccount u they see prnnar
n. Witness; W. NJ G, mn, County clerk Of
nnllos county, Texas. W" w
H. S.l-tilvcn under my hand and the ami
~ ~, sun court, o. a1llcc, In the city nj dallas
W. NJ e. NIL,
Cnunty CLERK Dallas County. 'rayHs
By ]. II. liCuItES. Deputy. ''>'''
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bncco. '' summing To-
Arrested on q serIon. Chnrrn.

'ohn lioen, the proprietor of the Gin
cihna'i mousse or Camp street, was ar
rested ye't rdal on a warrant sworn ont
ny Lizzie kent, before. Justice Kendall
.narging him with making an nssault
np9,h htr ON last Monday, aud od.ed in
!"i,' She says that when sho remonsirn.
nod hoen beat her over thr heal md
.a'n , near killing her. She WINS
uhauie TO get cat or he'd mil
es'e'uay' Her heat IS frightnlly
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGEOF TINAV.

CrBcnNicAL BRANcu OF TIM UNIVERSITY.
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act Of L. = Jpngr,SS. EoUip.
ped by the state ut Texas, with form. biiiid.
ings, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, To
the value of S&OVm. 4 practical school for
training Young men to hrrumc successful
Farmers, Engineers, MarhiuistS chemists
arChitects, Contractors pud leaders In an
business enterprises, Tuition free. An other
expenses extremely low, Session commences
september ], 1854. For full particulars, adj.
dress n, II, DlNwIDnIE,
t'hut~ts,nv ~ "a, E,.,.Ns,
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COLORADO CHIPS.
The Fourth-BalI-Cattie Movcmen,-tm.
menta. Etc.

menta, Etc,
COLORADO, July 7.-.lCorrcspondcncc.l
- The Fourth of July was celebrated nt
this place in variety of ways to suit the
tastes OF all classes Of people. Business
was generally suspended. A number Of
picnic parties loft the city to enjoy tho
oracing atmosphere OF the prairie. 4
game OF base bal ut Phenix park in tbe
AFTERNOON attracted quite crowd, IN
appointment had been made for the cnn.
uldltrs Tor county and district otlicos "a
address the citizens. but not ono ,o'
spohued. In the absence of candidates.
. we crowd collected was entertained ny
'"ur's'es nom Col. Warren, Of our ".rt
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City VS.. \. Il. Livingstone. fast driv.
ing; discharged.
fined 81.
fined 81.
Cityvs'J John Creton, intoxicated; lined
city vs.. u. j. sullivan and Frank
Myers, lighting; fined 81 each.
city vs.. Tom Conner and John
sweeney, interfering with private prop.
crty; fined 81 each.
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Inquest over Charlie. William.

Justice Edwards, acting Coroner, en-
pannelled a jury of inquest yesterday
morning to inquire into the cause of the
death of Charles Williams who died
suddenly Tuesday night nj the col.
liseum theatre boarding house. The
particulars of his death and the circum-
stances attending It was given i'm yester-
day mornings Herald. After hearing
the testimony of witnesses the Jury re-.
turned verdict that the death al do.
ceased was caused hy opium poisoning
and excessive drinking.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
ST. PATTERSON Prc-iin, LyIIyCros "

T. PATTERSON Prriin, LEXINGTON IT.
, The largest Female college in Kentucky.
bulliinKs Of modern construction: nppoIut.
mentS superior, accommodations unsurpn.s.
vdi heated ny steam ana lighted with lats,
not ANA cold wntcr ON each door: baths
Course Of instruction rumprphrnsIvc. inrgr
faculty OF superior teachers; extra itdynn.
hg,s IN Language, Music, pumtmrnnd Flo
cutlnn. But two pupils occupy II runm. It's
palIuhN anu nunllS are references. For eat.
noync, copy pf MnNth,N published hv lie
students list Of references. rtr., upply Ia ihe
President. nr y. =. ~. rln'r p,iiat 'ra,os
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a Wond"riui chill Tonic and an Excellent
An'i-biiiouS Ecmcdy-Bcst Medicine H.
Use.
a. i. SMITH e Co.. 81. Louis t;cptlc.
men; Aitcr giving your medicine mir
!Irlal IN my family, am prepared to .aH
II Is the best Chill and Fever Tonic 4.
use cannot say too much i'm prnise mi.
your Hilc Beans, think that Won .o,,
safely recommend them in all billions n,
tacks. va '''''""S W.
Yours with respect,
N'J, WALLACE, Sign Painter
r..,, Alvarado, Texas,
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AGENCY ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
For all Points in Europe.

also tickets fr'," European ports io All
n,,nls IN Texas Rates nnd fare equal to any
Nhef hltt-cla's linc. Apply To
!. j. ADAIR,
Aacrlcnn National Bank.
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Charged with Embe,,Icm.n,.

" Arthur. carpenter, who disappear.
cd from the city few days since was
apprchendcd at Parsons, Kansas, YES.
,eruay morning on telegram sent by
He IL wanted to answer To the cborge ~
aln6ezzling $2d from Mr.. Matthews. n
lumber dealer. They will start after
MN as soon ~ n requisition on the
Governor OF Kansas arrives.
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HernId's Bulletin Roards.

The HEIALD'S bulletin boards at the
Windsor and st. George hotels,on which
the latest kilograms from the Chicago
convention were given, were tho center
of attraction yesterday. A good deal of
interest was manifested and the sitting
down on John Kelly was generally APP
plauded.
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Henry Caruth (colored) who was a.
rested as a crook and lodged in the
county Jail, has been released Charles
Carter and Frank Hughes (colored), who
were arrested at the same time on suspi-
cion, are still in Jail.
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Died.

John Joseph Roe, five-year-old son of
Mrs. Michael Roe, yesterday at : p.
IN. of congestive chill. The funeral
will take place this p. m, from the fam
lily residence, 14l5 Main street, to the
Catholic cemetry. Friends and ac-
quaintances of the family are invited to
attend. High mass at st. Patricks
church this a. m.
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Fence Cutting.

Tuesday night the wire fence of Capt.
S.P. Emmerson, who resides near Rich
ardson, was cut in several places. lie is
in the midst of Il country that has been
fenced up for years, and is at loss to
imagine who can bear him such ill-w'll.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the st. George: Hon. Jno. f. An
drews, Fort Worth; w. IL. Lcech, Al
bany; y. II. Marchbanll, Ennis; f. c..
Brewer, Brentwood; Jas. p. Atkinson,
Texas; c. G. Span, Galveston; j. b.
Slade. Rice; w. 5. Reed, Houston; W.
Il. Gibbs, MeNia; Mrs. Lizzie Walker,
Sycamore; NJ. +. Speer, New Orleans;
J. p. Dowcn and daughter, b. j. Berry,
Mckinney; r. A. Jetlrest, Colorado; J.
NJ. ByerS, Wortham; John Ratican,
Fort Worth; Robt. Campbell, Denton;
Mrs. Simms and daughter, WaXahachie.
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LOCAL LINES.
A LAND FORGER ARRESTED
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society and What
II is Doing-The Rcunion-AnOther
Step Toward Completion OF
Plans-Stray Notes.
Alleged Land Forger Arrested.

A few days since County Attorney
Clint received letter from the Attor-
ney-General, stating that DR.. c. w.
Pierce, of this city, was wanted for forg-
ing titles to public lands in this State,
and to keep an eve on him, as he would
telegraph his arrest as soon as his part
ner in the fraud was secured. Nester-
day the County Attorney received
the telegram, and Sheriff Smith
arrested Pierce yesterday afternoon
on Jackson street near Preston street,
and lodged him in the county Jail to
await transportation to-day to Austin,
where he will be tried. The forgeries
are said to be numerous, and for quite
large amounts, and it is reported that he
came very near getting a respectable
citizen OF this city, who was unconscious
of the ookedness the affair, into it. Dir.
Pierre came here from Ft.Smith, stopping
for a short while at Sherman before
coming to Dallas. He had some trouble,
it is rumored, ut Sherman, owing to
unprofessional practice, in which a
female figured. He is credited with
owning considerable property. Among
his investments here he purchased
80 by 200 feet on Elm street, Just east of
the post-otlice. When arrested he had
nothing to say, but went along quietly
with the officer. His office was over
Fendlieh cigar store, where his Single,
with tne words "Dr. G. W. Pierce" on it,,
is stuck out
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Ladies' Auxiliary society.

At the meeting of the ladies auxiliary
society of the New Orleans Exposition
held yesterday morning, a lot of routine
business was transacted. The society
has determined upon giving number
of open air concerts. The meeting adj
iourned to meet Saturday at 10 a. m. at
the Windsor parlors on business of vital
inDortancp
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FINE CITY PROPERTY
For Sale at a Bargain.
TIE ELIZABETH lULL FEMALE SEMINARY

lWenly-hilh year, only eight graduates In
school. Patrnnikcd 10y senator Vest. T,,t
hnckner aud Got, Phillips, and recommend.
Ell 10y Senetor CockwlL Camlpgu,.
I \. OlARLES. n. ~. pro,iiout
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MORPHINE 6 Choral a and y, |,
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cut up and she was apparently suffering
great pain from her wounds. Hoen was
arrested some six months ago for SIM
liar attempt ON another woman, but she
either left Of her own accord or was run
| ont OF the country, and the matter was
dropped.
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NELL II YOUNG.
~ AttOrneys-at-Eaw,
- Stephenville, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL. Jr, En,">,,,
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W, T., VNBETI, MnNOr,
AlrET; W. f.. Parry. CITY secretary.

4 y uhDlN .NNtE tuNI r.tANiNtt InE.
n construction of street railways, rcuui-
ing the owners thereof To pave their right-ot-
way, In certain eases to file their consent "a
Ia do, and, providing punishment for the
same.
De Il Ordained by the city Council of the city
of Dallas:
SEcTioN |. An street railways. or horse
railroads AMI pnrtS at the same, in the city of
Dallas, shall De- 50 constructed, laid and kent
IN rep0lrHS tn Interfere us little ,S possible
with ordinary travel aud use Of the streets,
avenues ana alleys, and the space between
me raliS ANA eighteen as Inches on the out
side OF each rail shall bo mucadamizcd or
paved ana Kept In repairs 10y the persons or
corporations owning or operating such roads
IN me same hummer and with the same ma.
terinl rs the remaining portion of such street
ar highway may be- paved.
SE'' =. All persons or corporations own.
ing or operating any line Of street railway
IN Inc city OF Dallas, over, along ar across any
S ~. ,, or hl2hWnS now paved or being paved,
or lhnt hereafter may he paved, shall be- and
Ore hereby required To pay the cost of
paving the space between the rails
~ shld railway line and eighteen inches out.
sue OF surh rails, and the same shall be- lev.
Wu us special tax against the owners prop.
crtN and franchises or such road, which said
lhN snail become dpliAqucnt In ten DAYS nttpr
S,id levy and the completion OF said work
unless otherwise stipulated In the paving
contract, which said tax may be collected In
accordance with section la, nfLthc rhnrtrr of
lSNi. '"'" '''''
SIC. !. No persons or corporation ownlny
or operating any line ut railway In the CITY or
ihllhS over along ur across any street or
hlghwhN which ~ now paved or bcinp naval
OF thnt may be hereafter paved, Shnli hnyr
the right to lay or put down their lrtrk on
such street or highway until such persons mr.
corporations shall have irst died with thee
'ouhcll their written consent that thpy Wifi
pNN All costs OF paying the space between ihr
rulS Ot their line OF rnnd and rI.h.
b'h (lhl Inches on the outsidr nt
W rnch rail, when the same becomes Jun nnJ
pnNNplr' hndhll persons are hereby prohiiit
ru l rom lnNlngor attempting laynny street
runway truck on amy such street or hlvbwly
umIl lhr provisions ~ this section mr., com.
plltu WIN, NJ Persons Violating tho pro.
visitors u TN section shall DE- deemed unilt,
~ must ilrluut Hnd upon ronN irtion ihrr,nf
'n Tue Mayors court Shall br nnpd I'm nnv
sum not 20 exceed S2n for each srnnrnic ~
wnsr Inc CITY Marshal. when IA ori.roL
Nv me Mayor, Is hereby authorized nnd ON.
pnWerru 10 nrrrs'. r's ruiu and pr"vcnt pnv
n ~. INV, nu person, from putting town ANY mil,
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Skc. :. That this ordinance tal,r rn,,ct rr,r,
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