The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-23
STATE PRESS.

mems lay eggs when 10 cents buys u
dozen, and cows go dry when milk is
scarce, yet these animals are not the
worst tinanciers that live.- IGl Paso
Times,
Gentlemen Of the legislature; You
are informed that deep water at Calves
ton means no water, no pay. The real
terms of the Eads bill mean that the
famous engineer is to be paid foot by
foot, There is something misleading in
all that.-LSan Antonio Times.
The Dallas HERALD will have the
bulge on the rest of the morning dailies
during this session of the legisa-
ture. The present railroad schedule
will deliver it in Austin several hours
in advance Of others Whitney Mes
senger.
What right has the legislature of
Texas to commit tho state to the Calves
ton deep water project, unless so in
| structed by its constituency? The thing
is Of too much mOmont TO he pushed
through with huTrah.-[San Antonio
Times.
The Fort Worth Gazette twits the
| Dallas HERALD about tho "deep water''
at Dallas. Pfouts can stand that and
more too. An editor with so many
consonants in his name is prepared TO
wade through anything Marshall
| Herald.
Butler has libel suit against paper
that attacked his war record. A libel
on Butler; a man had as we'll attempt
TO paint the Internal regions with ana
line.-. Austin Sun.
From the large quantity OF liquor sold
in Iowa tor medicinal and sGcramental
! purposes since the prohibtory law went
into effect, an exchange judges that the
! lowans arc either very unhealthy or q
very religious set,-[ryler Courier.
Don't deny your children the use oil
the home paper. They viii read tho
city and county news when they viii
read nothing else, and the children who
acquire the habit OF reading are always
the most apt pupils at school. The
home paper is the cheapest education
you can get.-IWhitney Messenger.
Brethren, the old year 10 as dead as g
herring, and there is no need of tear,
AID regrets over his grave. Don't stand
and grieve over neglected opportunitie.
and wasted coin, but letting the pas
take care of itself, look well to the
present, and don't forget to rustic
around and pay your honest dobts.--
Nolan County Record.
so far, the president has not pardoned
S. IL. Russell. 1t is something ht
ought to do. Russell is Republican
but he is better than thousands of 9th
ers who are to-day enjoying their free
dom and the rights of citizenship; and
this much the president very wei
knows.-lTyler Courier.
Tho Mexicans appear to have beer
struck with the idea of having a world.
Sd. ..Ft lNAfK
been organized and has entered into ,
contract with the government for tht
establishment of permanent World:
exhibition ut the City of Mexico OF az
pr0pucts Ct foreign industry. Liberia
concessions have been made by the GOV
enment.-l Statesman.
But | got up and on again, and yor
ought to seen me excise them vehicles
OF course they'd buck when tried [,
hurry 'em, and they would rear nj
, when tried 10 stop 'em quick, but III
, leave IL to the boss herder of the Who'll,
lot il didn't gallon 'em around there
, for three or four hours and have 'em rol
1 over and over with me, and didn'. &c
mo oif."-ISt Paul Day.
1t would be well for the members O
, the legislature to remember that econ
omy is one thing aud that parsimony i
. another. The cutting of OF two or thre
: bureaus that are doing good for tn,
) state, and the reduction of few sal
| aries, is not economy, the laborer i
worthy of his hire; the state wants com
petent men in its public Offices, and IL i
able to pay them liberal salaries; the re
duction Of salaries is not economy
Brennan Banner.
/ Tramps are not only becoming numer
Gus, but offensive and dangerous
, Many attempts at robbery Ivy thes
gentry are reported throughout tn
state by the papers. II is about tim
! the people took TO tlogging these fel
! lows. It's about all that will fore
' them to seek an honest mode of sus
! tanning themselvos.-[M ineola Monitor
No public lands capable of supporting
! an agricultural population should b
leased for II long term of years; no
should lands of any description b.
9 leased so as to allow their enclosure II
/ large bodies without leaving, at con
q venient distances, ample passways. A
=. least one-halt of all the agricultural
, lands in each county should be reserve,
: from lease, and left open to the actua
4 settler. Except lands unfit for agricul
: ture, leases should not exceed six years
-[Governor's Message.