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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-07
THE HIGHER COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

Risby VS.. the State, from Grayson
county. Opinion by Hurt, j. If an at
tack be such as to produce reasonable
expectation or fear of death or some
serious bodily harm, the party attacked
is not required to resort to all other
means for the prevention of the injury.
If, however, another person interferes
in behalf of the party about to be in
lured, he will not be justified in killing
the aggi essor, unless the life or person
Of the injured party be IN peril by reason
OF such attack upon his property. (Hor.
bach vs.. the State, 43 Texas, 2l2.) Re.
versed and remanded.
International Il Great Northern rail.
way vs.. Miller; from Houston county.
Where no plea in abatement is urged In
Justices court, 1t is not available in the
bounty court on a trial de novo. The
evidence does not show that defend
ants track could not have been fenced
at the place of the killing. The market
value of the animal was sufficiently
proven. Affirmed.
International 81 Great Northern rail-
way VS.. Hail ct al; from Houston
county. Where the property sued for
is the separate property OF the plaintiff,
upon his death, pending the suit; no
administration IL necessary, and his
widow and children are the proper par
ties. Affirmed.
Moore VS.. Levy & Co., ct al, from
Houston county. The instrument I'm
evidence sufficiently described the in
terest and intended TO transfer, which
was his interest in the suit He was
entitled to one-third of his deceased
wiie's estate, and the judgment of APP
Pellees was tor one-third, the amount
appellant had in his hands. Affirmed.
Powell VS.. the State; from Harrison
county. Appellant complains that he
was denied counsel, and the Judges ex.
PLANTATION shows lherwise. The charge
is full and correct, and the indictment
and evidence sufficient. Affirmed.
Hines vs.. Holland; from Washington
county. the controversy being about a
DRAFT, as to whether appellant knew It's
contents when he accepted il, and the
evidence being very conflicting, this
court will not disturb the verdict. AT.
armed.
Fonville VS. the State; from Tarrant
county. Opinion by Hurt, !. In pros,
eoution for forgery it Is moi
required that the instrument, n
true, should in fact discharg,
or defeat the obligation. 1t Is sufficient
II its tendency Is such. No exception
being taken AZ the time 10 an error o.
omission in the charge of the court, anC
u being urged for the first time In thi,
court, the error must be shown TO b,
such az. prejudiced applicants rights
Affirmed.
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DALLAS, Feb. 6.-tEditor HERALp.l-
Your Austin correspondent in his
special of the 4th says Mr.. Waldo, when
before the railroad committee of the
house, said that "they had made the
rate to Liverpool from Dallas, Waco and
ether north Texas towns, the same. but
the Texas u ST. Louis road had made
the cut rate 10 81 per 100, and not wish
ing TO carry at that price and lose
money, they withdrew from the BUSH
ness at Waco" AS TO other matters re-
ferred TO In the letter, he said the mat
ters were not true. He was very severe
upon the writer of the letter, etc.
The point the writer of that letter was
impressing upon members of the legis-
laturo was this: That whilst Sherman,
Mckinney, Terrell, Dallas aud Fort
Worth, ali competitive points, were
pooled by the railroads, and the rate ON
cotton 10 Liverpool during the most OF
the season, was firm at Sl,45 per 100, the
rate from Waco to Liverpool was from
81 10 81 25 per 100, making difference OF
81 TO S2.25 per bale In favor of the farm
ers whs marketed at Waco,
as against those who marketed at the
competitive towns enumerated above
The writer does not think he mentioned
Mr., Waldo's road In the letter referred
20, nor does he know when Mr.. Waldo
"withdrew from the business at Waco,''
but he Is confident Mr.. Waldo's road
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PRESIDENT OLEvELAND's INAUGU-
RATION.
Low Rates to Washington and Return b,
PennsY lvanla limos.

Low Rates to Washington and Return by
Pennsylvania Lines.
In a recent interview with MIR. Il. A.
Ford, general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg,
we learned that arrangements are being
perfected by that model system of roads
to render the trip unusually quick, safe
and comfortable for all who may desire
10 attend the inaugural ceremonies at
Washington, March 4. The Pennsyl-
Vanta lines Will run, from their numer-
Gus termini in the west, solid trains of
elegant coaches and Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars through to Washington
without change, and as the Pennsyl-
Vanla is the only sytem of lines under
one ownership and management from
points named below TO Washington, In
the thoughtful traveller its advantages
become quickly and pleasantly appa-
rent.
The following low rates-much less
than have ever been quoted before for a
ike occasion-are announced by the
Pennsylvania lines, and first.class tick
| cts TO Washington and return will be on
sale February . to March 3, inclusive,
good to return leaving Washington not
later than March 10.
By the Fort Wayne & Pennsylvania
route, from Chicago, $50; from Fort
Wayne, $l7; from Lima, SIS; from To-
ledo, Sl5; from Tiflin, $3.50; from Mans
field, $l4; from Cleveland, SlS.
BY the Vandalia Il Pennsylvania
route, from st. Louis, s22; from Terre
Haute, $40; from Vincennes, $40.
BY tho Panhandle & Pennsylvania
route, from Cincinnati, SIS; from Louis.
vile, $3.50; from Logansport. $3.50
from indianapolis, Sl7; from Dayton
Sl5; from Columbus, 1880; and various
other points at proportionately cheaI
figures,
Mr.. Ford requests us to say that per.
sons. desiring further information car
obtain IL by addressing him at Pitts
burgh, or through future announce
ments.
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT--A NEAT COTTAGE OF
A rooms and servants rooms; good els.
Tern, at No. 81 jackson street. Apply toll
b. SCRUGGa. febttf
DOR RENT-A VERY NICELY FUR
A nished front room fronting south and
west single gentleman preferred. Apply at
mo- Commerce street.
DOR RENT-rWO COTTAGES, WITH
l. hVe rooms EACH Nos 1907 and 1925 Com
merce street. Inquire 1911 Main st. ian2Su
IGOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT
a room nj 7B Elm st. lan27tf
DOR RENT-ALL KINDS Or SFCOED-
hand furniture, fine assortment: also.
everything In the line ofhousekeeplng goods
STOVES etc, nj low rates. q. W. LoUDoN
s22 Elm street. ianI7i
DOR kkNr-FARM OF l83 ACRES-S1
i acres tillable land 40 acres In orchard
OF the hnest fruit ana choice varieties, nil
pearlhg; good house of six rooms and out.
houses, lhe best of water aud goo carp pond.
only 80 niles from Dallas, on the Rockwell
road Apply to SIMPSON q HUFFMAN, Isl
Elm street. ianIitf
TOR RENT A DESIRABLE FARM OF
Il 2UO acres. miles east of the Court, house
IN Inc cityOf Dallas, Texas. ]. NJ, PATrER.
son agent, No. 2l3 Patterson ave janlI-tf
EUli RENT-SEVERAL FARMS; COM.
4 portable houses plent, ofwater;B miles
from lhc CITY q. r. BowsER. "a. Elm 81. do0f
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ASsIGNEE,s NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAToS
~ the 18th dry Of December, 1884, Kans
Shl IDS, o. Dallas county, Texas, granted and
aSs lgned 70 the undersigned, residingat No.
62l Elm street, Dallas, Texas, all OF his prop-
eity ANA estate, real, personal and mixed, in.
ciudlng all his chaSes In action, and All debts
Claims and demands due to him, or which
might become due, Save and except snch
property as by law ~ exempt from execu-
llonl Tor the benefit OF such of his creditors
only Us VIII consent to accept Tn ir prono~.
llona share of his estate and dlschar pe him
rom thelrIespective claims. Provided, how
ever, mat he should not c discharged from
liabilities To creditor who does not re ceiye
as much as one-third of the amount dueand
allowed In his favor rs n valid claim against
MS estate. The creditors OF said Shields con-
sehting 10 such assignment are hereby nOli-
ned 10 make known 10 me their consent in
writing within four months after the publI-
cation of this notice.
JAMES MoRoNEY, Assignee,
DALLAS, Texas, ] muary /, 1886.
All persons Indebted 20 Kane Shields are
requested to pay such Indebtedness to me nj
my Office No 6T Elm street, Dallas, Texs :.
0lherwl sc thecaims will be placed In the
hands OF an attorney for collection.
JAMES M0RONEY, Assignee,
ian 2ditw3t
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Busy Burglars.

The store OF c. D. Kanady, tin and
general hardware dealer, at No. 1905
Elm street, was burglarized at an
early hour yesterday morning, and
some 5000 worth of goods were carried
off. The burglars effected an entrance
by prizing up the rear window
of the building, and once on
the inside, they had the freedom
OF the store. They broke open the cash
drawer, but the cash had been deposjted
in the safe. They carried off a lot OF
tape lines, scissors, knives and other
articles of the value of the amount above
mentioned. The operators left no tools
or trace of any kind behind them that
would lead to their Identification.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE STATE UNIVERSITY BILL
Introduced by Senator Pfeufrer-- The Mar.
ried Woman's Separate Property
Bill Re-Committed = House
Passes Senate Bond Bill.
SENATE.


AUSTIN, Feb. 6.-lSpecial.l "A petition
was presented from citizens of Hunt
county favoring prohibitory amend
ment.
The bill making it felony to cast an
unlawful vote or to change the vote of
any elector, or to issue false election
certificate, was reported favorably.
Favorably: To punish the importa-
ton of diseased cattle.
Mr.. Pfeufier introduced bill in re-
lation to the management of the state
university, and repeating all laws in
conflict Herewith. 1t makes the uni
yersity at Austin, the Agricultural and
Mechanical college, medical branch and
the colored branch to be established,
the Texas university, the same to be
governed by the board of education
with the governor as president. 1t pro
vides for high school in each congress
sional district, each to be controlled
by an auxiliary professor, to he
appointed by the board. 1t reduces the
salaries of all professors at least one
hall, so as to bring the expenses at less
than $4,000 per annum, instead of about
$4,000, as now.
BILLS PASSED.
To provide for the destruction OF
wolves, etc.
Providing for the printing of depart
ment reports by December |, prior to
the meeting of the legislature.
Amending the charters of San An
tonic.
Making it penal ofIense TO use Ian.
guage calculated to provoke breach OF
tho peace.
Providing for a speedy trial of defend
ants ON bail.
Authorizing the appointment of dep.
uties by constabes in cities of over
5000.
House bill permitting married women
TO sue as to her separate property, either
with or without the joining of her hus.
band, was taken up with an adverse re.
port, and on motion recommitted.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
No business was transacted in the
house at all, except the effort of Mr.,
Fisher to pass his substitute bond bill in
lieu Of the senate bill pending. Mr..
Fishers bill provides for a 20-year bond
at BIZ per cent. interest, payable semi
annually, to be engraved and printed
and sold in any market, the state
treasurer to put away $4,000 annually
from the general revenue for interest
and sinking fund. The bills elected
considerable discussion, but it was lost
and the senate bill, with few amend.
ments, passed.
The business of the special hour, II
o'clock, was the bill making railroads
responsible in damages by delays in
freight and passengers. Two amend
ments were discussed until 1880 p. M,
but neither were passed.
The. house adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
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Yesterdays Fire.

Yesterday, at2 p. M, an alarm of tire
was sounded from the down, town sta
ton. 1t proved to be the stable Of MIR.
Frank Burke, who resides at the corner
of st. Louis and Evergreen streets. 1t
was consumed, together with lot of
stock feed. The loss is about $500, with
no insurance. The iremen throw water
and preyentes the dwelling burning.
The ire was due 10 the carel6ssness of n
negro boy, VINO set pile OF trash and
dry grass aire near the stable. The
flames, feeding on the grass swept to
the stable and, igniting lot of hay, was
soon beyond all control
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FOR SALE.


EOR SA y OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP.
y erty-Saloon, well located, doing a spien-
ala business. Apply to $. II. 81 CIRGDF ReaI
: st.. s' aseIlI, no. lol2 I'M ST. feb7-2t
EuR SALE-A BLOCK or GKOUND
= containing over two acres, situated near
the center OF the city There is Il bold per
niaheht spring on The premises that flows
ABOUT ~ gallons water per minute: n desiras
VIC location for natotorlum or for any kind
vi vi llunuiactlrlng purposes; win be sold al
t o"Sppanie PRICE ana on easy terms. Apply
IO9 Nan street. 4, t s9haVs}
koR "a LEONE FINE SALOON, WITH
i billiard tables and fixtures; recentiv
mtted up; IN one of the best towns i'm North
i,eAns' Apply 10 STRAUSS LEVY, 0l7 Elm
z-- lan3ln
4 hold invention of recent date. patent
allowed by U. $. Patent Ofice january %
a dooo' II - necessity in every house; small
caPlinYi ieqqlr d; sells quickly on its merits
OF wiz exchange for real estate or personal
property; an energetic man with d small
capllaI can secure nselfan excellent busi.
ness; lew choice counties in Texas vet mn.
1 I'm, h1oIess R0BEkT CLARKE, 1912 San
Jaclhto street, Da las, Texas. febl-Im
E'ANNIN COUNTY JANDg F0R . 4 ! n
a. "a -U,O Vacres OF unimproved lands, in tracts
o ~ S't ana ~ lair prices. Twenty good farm
S Siu a., desirable property in Bont
t n%Hr, 'h e. county seat, one Of the bes
,,,t.''+- - nNit itNdS, tOr description.
prices and terms, address +. j. ABER.
Eat SAIl ~ r. Zeal Estate Agent, Bonham, Fannin
EOR SALE-5G0 HEAD OF YEARTTNGs
~, mixed, to be delivered in May or June,
T Toiia ON or address J. 4. McLoUDoN, Mexia,
ENkEE PAe SES TO SEE OUR TSNnS--
Il .SJS W &C es In 10 counties west includ-
ilng 5qO00 acres in Parker county, on line Of
1. I. X. For sale or lea,e; one. fifth
cas1 anu balance . equal payments, 10 per
Sl5O,WO on these lands sold for sale at n bar
gam. Headquarters al Weatherford. Parker
COUNTY, Texas. HORACE BAKER Il Co. laIO-SOt
EOR sALE-CORD AND STOVE WOO1
4 In any quantity and best quality: over
2,OOO cordson hand. Also, wanted TO buy cot
Ton seed and seed cotton ct highest Inarket
HILuS. "a. D1STERBAOH. ael7-tf
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WANTsG.


WANTEI ITO PASTURE ON SuApE.I
LOT number OF years from Ace To- q al
neao Oh cattle; ranch on Big Wichita rIvey
Siay county, IeXas; fine grnss and an .hun
lance or water and best OF protection. sov,.
preferred Address PRATT & THORNitrpus
- Nm, Mn : 10y f'D6-lGt
WANTED-A WOMAN TO MILK
" COW, cook and wash; good wages
ply al NO. 2l9 Bryan street. Dalla., Texas.
M ANTED = AGENTS, ADDRESS nm
w LOUIS Ell CTRtC LAMP co ~, A.
Louis, Mo, for circulars, cuts and fer,nns q. y;
% candle power Marsh electric laTnp. feS. ~ ",
FlRST-CL4Ss RAP
w bers at 7SS Main vt. j. d. o'RIELIY
WANIEp-IF You WANT WORK on
" any KIND, or If you want help OF any
kind, apply TO this Office; we can alwnys NY
nish you with any kind OF help in n rsaSor
able length of time INTEILIGENcE Imn
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, $40 Main street nai'
-, 80, Jan&-lm
WANrhD-TO HEPAIR FUKNITITRs
w OF all kinds, upholstery. varnishing
pollselng pianos; furniture packet! for shins.'
ment at low rates, by Phillip ADLETA. M
1910 Main st. lanai,
M ANTED-TO BUY REAL ESTA IN IN
~ Dallas for cash. j. NJ. DIoKsoS
COG Main street. ianl79In''
WANTED-THE TEXAS MUTTJAT,EN
W dowment Association will give good ANA
prOntable employment to experienced insnr-
ance solicitors. Address A. NJ. HALL, SecTs-
LILY ,,,l, - Nam gtreet. Dallas, Texas. witt
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A n ORDINANCE AssEssINg

4 N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A and levying special tax TO pay for the
district sewer from the west side OF Harwood
street, between Main AID Elm streets, to a
point In alley in block 1876 distance OF 25S feet:
SECTION |. BE ii ordained by the CITY
council of the City Of Dallas, That the report
OF the City Engineer OF the cost of construct
ing the district sewer from the west side OF
Harwood street, between Main and Elm
streets, in the city of Dallas, to point in
th5 alley in block 1876, a distance Of 25S feet,
be and the same Is hereby approved, and the
estimate of pro rata costs therein set forth be
ana she same Ia hereby assessed against The
property therein described and that a special
TAX OF the respective amounts stated be ana
the same is hereby levea against the various
lots ofgiound described in said reports, ex-
elusive of improvements in proportion TO the
area the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Assessor and Collector
shall enter said lists Of said property and the
name Of the owner thereon, together with
the assessment aud levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said district, on
his tax rolls, in bo, k kept for that purpose,
and shall proceed to collect the same as pro
vided in the city charter.
SEC. ?. That this Ordnance shall take ef-
feet from its passage.
Approved October2S 1884.
W. l.. CABELI, Mayor.
Attest: w. L. PARRY City Secretary.
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The HERALD: DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY FEBRUARY ! 1885,

participated in the .sbusiness at Waco"
at rates greatly under the spool" rate
OF Las per 100, which was maintained
at other north Texas competitive towns,
reached by Mr.. Waldo's road.
The abnormal receipts at Waco dur
ing. the past season induced by the
higher prices paid there, than could be
paid at Sherman, Gainesville, McKin-
ney, Fort Worth, Dallas, Terrell, or any
other north Texas town, will be con-
vincing evidence to the inquiriDg legis-
lator that "pool" is not good thing for
the farmers of this state, and that the
open freight market at Waco was q
practical discrimination in favor of tn al
locality, e
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS

NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUpANrs
~ OF property In sewer districts between
MAIN ana Elm streets, from Sycamore 10
darwood street and between Main and Com
tleIGe streets rom Jefferson to Murphy street.
section OF sewer Ordnance-That private
sewers, water closets, and sink basins, etc :,
shlal De constructed In all OF said districts Ia
connect with the district sewer, on notice
from IRON NE CITY engineer, and as directed by
said officer and not otherwise. y
Sub. Fec. 3, II shall be n mistierneanor for
lne owner or occupant OF any building In any
sewer ulstrlct-any position of which is used
ior any purpose during any portion of the
uaSmto iaii 10 nave at least one water closet
vohhected win the public sewer Is days az
'e MI holl ncation BY the city engineer, etc.
rue above district sewers are constructed
anu ready for use, and all parties Interested
are hereby notified 10 comply with the above
sections 81 the sewer ordinance.
~. w, ". JOHNSON, City Engineer.
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4 S Guess, Elmo; J NJ Speakee. Fort
worth; Rocks Providence, Rhode
dell, Denison; r Il Smith, Sherman;
Walter Martin, b II Pittman, Coleman
City;J w Woodbridge, William + Long,
McKinney; ] b Cheatham, j Mistroy.
Decatur; Herbert Jones, Galveston; II
jackson, Groesbeeck; L Parker,
Mexico; G Carpenter, Decatur; b
Whitney, Chicago; J w VIM, Ohio; j
5 Douthel, Sweetwater; w IL Chandler,
Piano; A p Aydilott, Newport, Arkan-
sas; g Il Seward, Brennan; @ w Nc
knight, Mineols; G r Howell, Bill
Williams, s Williams, Mckinney,
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the ST. George; w A Grant, Bos.
ton, Massachusetts; Thomas Tlnsley,
Texas w E Harrington, Fort Worth
G ID Stephens. Brentwood; Q @ Lutz, w
j Hamilton and lady, Marshall, A A
Larvo, Terrell: Il Rover, Albany; J Il
Master, Hillsboro, O b Callahan, Peoos
City, j Richardson, John Collins, ir,
Athens; A II Hardin, Tyler; II Q Braur,
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A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
n construction and maintenance OF avn
lngs and signs on, over or across sidewalks
in the City of Dallas
SECTION |. BE IL ordained by the City Coun.
Gil OF the City of Dallas, That il shall be I'M
lawful Tor any person or persons to erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City of Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface of
me Sidewalk; all awnings shall he securely
fastened to the side of the building and Arm
~ supported by iron brackets, and all avn
llngs, except cloth awnings, within the fire
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron.
zinc, or some dre-proOf material; nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk In the City of Dallas All awning
posts now standing on any sidewalk
shall be removed as soon as the awnings thew
support are removed for repairs or otner
purposes; nor shall any awning extend
i9rlher into the street than TO the outer edge
OF the sidewalk.
Sec. 2. II shall he unlawful for any person
or persons TO place, have or maintain any
sign OF wood, CLOTH tin or other substance.
being suspended, fastened or attached In any
manner on across, along, over or above any
sidewalk or street In said City, whether above
or below the awning, so that the same shall
project more than six inchesfrOm the outer
edge OF any lot or building abuttlng on any
street in said City Of Dallas.
sec ., Any one violating any OF the pro-
Visions OF the two preceding sections shall
on conviction In the Mayors court be fined
In any sum not less than i've no more than
nifty dollars.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance take effect from
It's passage and publication.
Approved October =, 1884.
, W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
W. Il. PARRY, City Secretary.
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The Lady and Her Teeth.

In old times the doctors saw the bene.
lit OF iron for the blood, but the only
preparation they had was one which, Il
II touched tho teeth, ruined the enamel
leaving. the teeth like chalk. MANY
ladies' have utterly ruined their teeth
with this preparation. Now we have
browns Iron Bitters, which may be
taken safely and with the most happy
result. DR.. Ruggles, of Marion, Massa.
chusetts, in speaking highly of browns
Iron Bitters, adds, ut does not hurt The
teoth.n
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Attest. w. u. PARNY. CIt9 sec.reiaf2y.

A N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
n ordering built additional sewers in the
city of Dallas
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Dallas:
SECTION /. That there shall be and Is
hereby established and ordered built and
maintained the following additional district
sewers in the city of Dallas, to-wit: A dis
trict lateral sewer 8 inches In diameter, of
verified clay pipe circular IN FORM between
Commerce and Main streets, underground
rom Murphy TO Sycamore street, and from
Jefferson 70 Martin street; thence east on
Commerce TO Murphy street, to be laid az
such depth aud grade as shall be directed by
the CITY Engineer, and made to connect with
the main public sewer in Murphy street. The
cost thereof 10 be paid by the property own
ers al 0g the line.
SEC That all blocks between Main and
Commerce streets from jefferson street TO
Murphy and all blocks from Sycamore to
Murphy street between Main and COmmerce
are,here made respectively separate sewer
districts.
SEC 3. That all the provisions, require
ments and penalties heretofore adopted py
ordinance In reference to the sewers, if said
city shall be In force and govern the sewers
hereby established as far as applicable.
SEC, 4. That this ordinance take effect
froui It's passage.
Approved oct, 7, 1884.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor,
A true copy: w. Il, PARRY, City Secretary.