The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23

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with one cow shall have sfres .-,ass,
the same As tho msu with loW head
OF cattlen
.e,te. 1891 VA
The Gszette hes slwsys beeu ree,--
nzs1 as me iree grass organ, bit il has
JAILED 10 define its policv TO The saris.
faction 0. those in this section who n.
sor Tree grass. The policy of the "a.
zstte mas been considered in favor NJ
monopoiists-cattle kings-who vopid
squat upoa public school or asylum
lanos, ruu wire fence around them ~
establish limo riders, and thus keeo ont
tho small herdsmen, and reserve the
pasturage for their own large ber5s
Free grass does not moan Tia no
grazing lsnds, which ooiopg 20 The
schooi iund, shall 20 at tho pri iiewe
OF the cattle baron or stock corr many
&c Lsnce IN, or line-riC,e, for rhsir oVe
penetf, to the exclusion of q ehho~.
Wnether no bs a settler or lessee, With.
DYE payment to the school fund for
stlch exclusive privilege. 1.-THE chool
lanus are 70 be used for pasturaga
WMnoot purchase or lease, and tSe
pc BIC schools are 10 derive no bsnsfit
rom their use, then they should he en-.
IIo1y Tree. IN That case, tho man With
ore COW Should have the same priv
leNS u grazing as the man or company
WIN io,OVo hesd OF cattle, Allow no
s&ciusive pasburage on school lands,
~ leIcmg or -ine-riding, without tbs
or leave tho pasturage oren tr Ri
alike.-tMarslall Herald
THE ROAD LAW.
We would suggest to the oyerssssa
thst they read up little and warn
men TO work roads in legal man or.
Just simply telling man you arc &C.
Ing to work tho roads and would liko
to have him como over and hs!p,
doesn't meet the requirements of Tho
law n any manor. There is only one
right way, and that only should bo
USED One gentleman said 10 us thai
an oyorsoor had sold" him no would
probably work the roads next Mon.
DAY, tut as no pidn't state what Mon.
cay nor WI ere the roads were to bs
worked, he d!dn see how he could go.
Whle We are on this subject we would
gently intimate that the people of this
county are thoroughly alive to the
ROAD question, and the ovsrseer that
dCesn't comply with the strics letter of
the iaw had better ''look q lsed u
nudt This is rot by any means q
lhre:t, but friendly Warming Nav
as - Tablet.
pRoIEIBITIos.
while tho fact Is admitted that VIII ia.
Ky is being sold here, and that our Of
fioers appear to be powerless to appre-
hend tho parties, the Got is admitted
thai less crime seems to follow. The
question, then, remains for all law
abiding citizens to set.is. Shall few
men in Denton cooury assume the
pcWor TO violate law aud bs sustained
~ an element within her citizenship?
Then the consequences of such impu-
nifty must fall with psralyzing effect
upon her society and her ,udiciarJ
must acknowledge g lick below the
oeIt aud step down aud out. We are
ono o. those citizens who boiieye that
Nv ~ only made honorable by stern
dignAty, which ia Impossible unless
Sustained by law Keepers who will
ever demand the same Of others claim
Post.
CAN'T PLEASE AT.,.,
Ne man in public lfa can plense
everybody, Take to p-aacher, tho
lawyer, the doctor, tho school teacher,
The editor or any one else who works
&c the public,apd yoa Will fud among
all Of thom that the man who tries TO
please everybody pleaseg nobody. The
Monitor long since determined to hew
TO the line OF honesty, equal and Sact
justice to al and the greatest good TO
6he greatest number ana lot the chips
all US they might. We are meeting
with some opposition now that con-
Vinces us that We are doing 3 good
work III COED cause, and by The Etsr-
nal we expect to stick to what our con.
science tells us is right il we are
carried by 1t to the bottom Of the aee.
--lMjneoia Monitor.
EDUCATIONAL.
One OF the best signs Of the heaitny
growth Of the educational interests of
this county is the earnestness with
which tho teachers take hold of a
work. Teaching is a profession, and
the sooner 1t is recognized 81 such the
better It will be for tho schools. IT Is
r OF a make-shitt to be followed dur
ing cold weather in order TO make a
little money TO carry on some Other
enterprise durlng the greater part of
tue year. The successful teacher must
~ all times 90 hard student. IL he
II not wiling to meet considerable ex.
: nso and trouble for selt-improye-
l1ent, he should Immediately seek
,Omo other employment, Us no 10 not
wanted In tho teaching protession,--
lIorroll Star.
TEXAS HAEnoRs.
Tho Ago suggests that Tie Texas
sJnators and congressman hold q eau
,usin that city, before Congress meets,
snd decide upon some plan OF action
It'll regard to Texas hsrbor improve
rlsnts., This !s 6 good suggestion,
ana II followed out, would no doubt DO
productive Of goou results. But that
delegation wants 10 remember in any
event that Arkansas Pass IN q Vocifer-
Gus candidate Tor an appropriation
eat will protect tho work already
done, and give Texas q really good
sarbor. Western Texas asks and de-
inands this much, and expects it from
tho united efforts of tho state dolega-
lion at Washington..-' San Antonio
light.
OUR SCHOOLS.
lxsminailon OF tho public isud bus
less for tho year ending June 30, last,
SHOWS 80, ST. homossoni entries OF 7,il5,-
sss aores, receipts s7Sl.sis. Final home
stead oa,rlea, g, O6G, OF 3,O3c, go acres,
teooipta SiOs 1855 Timber culture gu.
tsios, O,SOS, OF i,,j5,0Oo acrss, receipts
Si25 40. IAe total number OF acres
taken under rsilrosd selections was
S,5jS,0li, rgainsts grand total taken
by settler 81 20,ll3,6S.-L Houston
Post. .
cbersbANn's prMocRAcv.
40 lending Democrats are csslng
an ,ulporerp.iblo 6oub. upon the rlIit.
zeal proaellollon OF Preslden; C,eyO-
land, while they are continually eg'