The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-05

fhas dru INNER has never v;sil.S
ofeenvitie, or his memory mr. verorisx-
neSos repairing. Greenviile has no
aouet built more brick houses i'm the
iass ~ months than any other town
has pull' IN the last 40 mouths. Let,s
Zee. Ia the last IL months there have
nssn oolls over 30 business bricks.
Sn, jail, $4,000 court house, a 500
WV nN.ei, ns2nincent church build
ins hos pubue school building, sud
yxyye si- to' numerous to count
south that can compare with these
| ngurss? The progress of GresnviiIs
OF late IA simply wonderful when ws
inquire IL up.-lGreenvino Herald.
THE HOG LAW.
VI saturday, thel9lh day OF Ssptom-
uof, Denton county voted that hsgs.
sheep and goaGs should 10 deprived OF
sue piood-bouoht liberty OF roaming M
shu Gown In Denton county. What is
~ those fanatics over ia tia lower
gross Timhers won't do next? Pe,aps,
II g plums,aud acorns neVsr fail in the
gross Ilmoars, aud for 10 these many
| ys2rs ms citizens thereof have flour
lshed ON SOW belly aud hog jowls, and
raised whole families of bright, pretty
chl.uren. Repent, Deigab0r, resent,
and don't DO SO foolish as to dry up
one OF your principal industries in that
way Decatur Post
| THE SUPREME CegRr JUBaEsHIP,
HE DALLAS HERALD thinks the loSs
py reslguatioa OF Judgo VI est from tina
supreme bench can bs made rood Inv
the appointment of MIR. Sawn.a Rob
er'son 20 al tie vacancy. Az Dslias
already has one judge uson the hpncb.
| IHE HERALD docs not think locality
saoula count in filling thu vacancy.
inc Express believes with THE HsR-
AID III tai. matter Of locality, espec-
isily In connection with places on the
supreme bench, and II an equally good
man can not DO found in some locality
now unreprossnted, the appointment
OF Robertson would be sdvisahle.--
lShn Antonio Express.
| A GOOD ROAD LAW WANTED.
WhaV our State needs liz q good, Of.
liclent road law. The present law au.
tnorizoa the overseor 70 warn out men
TO help him work tho road five fiRVs IL
necessary. The man can nav 81 a ,iay
and be released, or he can 90 out and
1901 away lis time, and by knocking
OUT stump, Kicking d rock or two out
OF the way, say he "worked the roads,"
| ny TINS plan the man that owns not G
ioot OF land or single head of stock,
~ compelled TO do as much work as
ms rich ne'ghb0r, whose lands ere
Denehted by coed roads. We are in
FAVOR OF leyying 4 special road tax, and
men let tho county commissioners
employ some li2n TO put the roads in
condition, and keep them in shape,
By that means we would have GOOD
roads, and the non.resideuL iaRd
owners would contribute their pro
rata, which would DO Just, az they gre
| directly benefited. We hope our
next law makers will revise the road
law Albany News.
FINE STOCK IN TRXAs,
within the past lew Years thora has
nehn great progress made In raising
me horses and cattle in Texas. The
Climate Ii Texas Ia favorable TO the
most splendid animal development. IL
may be admitted th8t wa do not yet
occupy q front plaza in the S3atos
which produce the best, ana Wa may
Try: We produce some OF the hest now
and we will soon producs more of
them. Don't les us forget the great
vSlue Of the native mustang, but le. us
look on this animal rs one OF the most
remarkable OF the species. After run
nlnB wild for century upon the great
plains or Texas, with no care or giten.
non, 1t developed more speed and
physical powers than most horses On
ia the East by prudent attention. 1t
mas been great mistake that we era
breeding out thai famous race of
horses 'hst was but one step below the
Arabian horse in fleetness, aud OK.
oeeding him in endurance lei Paso
Iimea,
PROHIBITION VS.. DEMOCRACY.
The next State convention will bs
about the warmest thing OF the kind
that the people ever witnessed. Aside
rom the hard fight that viii DO waged
by friends cf-eertain Candidates, and
leaving our lease-lawism ana free
grasslsm, tho prohibition question
| will come up win teu-fold more tutor
est than ever before. There is no uues-
ton that there viii be an effert made
10 antagonize Democracy aud prohibl.
ZION. IL Is equally certain that some
over Jealous prohibitioDiets will try
10 cngrGtt their fsvorits plank in the
State platform. IL either oonrsa is
pursued II will prove alike injurious
TO both Democracy and prohibition.
The adoption OF tho FIRST course would
place many lifelong Democrats who
favor prohibition IN e trying position,
and many Of them would not hesitate
to leave this ranks OF Democracy. Dis
cord and iactionalism woald be bred
that could only end ia the disruption
aud utter ruin OF the Democratic party
In Texas. Then II tho second course
were adopted The result would he
about the sans. So wo say to both
prohibition and auti-prohib!.iOn fac.
lions, let ~ elou0 in our next State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Times.
THH DIsINHEnirED KNIGHT.
The papers--gome OF thom-speak Of
Senator Houslon's communications 10
the Galveston News az wrilton in tho
interest OF "froS grass" but we do not
understand them that way. Thoy
were written, Hs We understand 10, IN
the interest Of corporation Of nOn-
residents Of leSle, who arc holding an
Immense body of land In Greer county
without any title or legal right to IL Of
any Kind whatever. Some of the land
the corporation has wired In and the
balance " gets the exclusive use Of by
| Keeping slime rldersn ont all the tims,
The line riders Sro cowboys, who are
all tho timl ON horseback and riding
along tho lines OF tho land tho CON-
pany hos appropriated, and driving of
any cattlOOr horses that do not belong
| 10 the company. Tho corporation is a
trespasser and rohber. Its fences
should DO torn down Rndits limo rlcers
should DO arrested and punished. Tno
memoirs of the company, too, ought
TO no indicted and brought TO Texas
and prosecuted. Whom remple Hous-
ton GAYS be Is Ia favor OF making the
grass ON the public range FREQ to all
stock owners and Yet iavorl letting
ono company monopolize and hold by
tho strong hand, for IT. own exclusive
ute, 10000 OF 100000 acres OF the grass
On tho public range, Senator Temple
Houston oontradicts himself very pal
pably.-l Houston AGE.
LOCAL OPTION.
Itis said BY good 0utl GRITTY that there
has been sold IN tho town Of Troupe
oyer 1900 gallons of liquor since the
adoption If prohibition 10 that place
aud before tho lust election held iu
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