The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

can question its being fulfilled. II the
people OF Terrell would have per
mitted subscriptions FROM taose resid-
ing without its limits, the sum would
have reached $4,000 or $4,000. They
DO not intend that the citizens Of the
county shall be taxed II the change is
made 10 Terrell.
Tho following are the names OF the
signers Of the 100000 bond: Jim Har-
rls, Charles Il. Hill, Gray &c Hardin,
7. d, Harrington, Terrell IL Jackson,
Smith Il McClung, w. ii. Cocker, Il. NJ.
kell, Q. 5. Barrett, b. b. Hoskins, B.
II. Scott, j. K. Bond, q. b. Carswell,
w. L. Portwood, Kennedy & Rous-
seauX, Inabnit Il Patterson, G. II. SOM
ers, Fl. Il. Hickok, j. II. Webb, George
Roussesux, w. y. Martin, Boydstun
q Durham, Word & Charlton, Il, b,
Griffith, s. G. Meridith, @ B. Carter
Lumber Company, Cox e Hodges, w.
q. Grlthth ~ Bro, Q. l., Jones IL Sens,
j. a. hicks, Orson Davis, John Inab-
nit, H. Y. Black, Lewis Dlneliy, w.
H. Monday, A. johnson, A. Clements,
A. d. Lloyd, Bivins, K Corley, Lewis
" Conway, w. b, Il Lola Toon.
Ihe bond having been duly exc.
culed, Ar. Jim Harris offered on hi5
own part 10 tender a portion of the
Harfls block, including tho opera
mouse, Tor the temporary use OF the
court and the officers OF the county,
free OF charge, should tho qualified
electlrs decide in favor OF the removal
OF the county scat, and also rendered q
PORTION OF the vaults of his bank for
valuable records. And Messrs. Bivips
Il Corley, ut the same meeting, nlso
rendered portion OF tho vaults of
their bank for the deposit Of such re-
cords, free of charge
The condition Of the above ObliRa.
ton IS sucn that, whereas, j. Il, Dill
lard, county Judge, as aforesaid, has
ordered chat an election be held in all
the Yosing precincts in kaufman
county, on Saturday. 9th day OF
September, 1880, 70 determine whether
or not the county seat of Kaufman
county shall be removed from Kaui.
man TO Terrell, Now, should two.
thlfds OF the qualified electors OF said
county, voting at said election,
under the constitution and laws OF
SAID State, legally decide at said
election that the county site of said
county ahall DO removed from tho
town OF Kaufman to the CITY of Terrell.
IN aaid county, aud should the same
be 30 legally aud finally declsred.
then this obligation TO 30 of fun force
and elect, and said sum OF money to
be Immediately due and PAYABLE: but
should 1t be determined as the result
OF The election aforesaid, that said
county seat shall not be removed from
said town Of Kaufman to said CITY OF
Terrell, then this obligation to DO null
ana void. Witness our hands on this
10Th day of August, a. d. 1885.
Terrell has equal advantages with
Dallas, Fort Worth or any North Tex
az city in the shipment of produce,
au0 equals any az a market, paying
the hlghest prices for an commodities:
while Kaufman was never known To
SHIP q caI-load Of Oat g, wheat or corn,
only buying for her homo consump.
ton. With TerrelPs superior advant-
ages to K9ufmau-her facilities TO cope
with other markets, her compress,
row fast approaching completion, her
unriNaltd water facilities, her health.
iui record, her accessibility from an
important points in tho county
by railroad her unbuunded liber-
atty, certainly entitled the little
Queen Of tho Prairies 90 the united np-
proval Of Kaufman couuty's citizens.
MIR. Jim D9.lis and family moved up
from kaufman to-day. Thrice well
come 10 them, let othors do likewise.
We had splendid shower OF rain
this morning falling gently, Tndica-
tons arc promising FOR moro ia the
morning. Coed raiusiu Rockwall aud
Hunt counties on yesterday moiniug,
and they, no doubt, shared elmo of TO-
days rain.