The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10
BENSON
MisiDg AID Manufacturing Association
.Chsrtsrs d Business Before the City
Council Needed improvements = A
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Council Needed improvements - A
Runaway.
DENIsoN,o Oct Especial. The dis
trict convention OF the Womsn's
Christian Temperance Union will con-
vene At 9:So tomorrow, ST the Mstho-
dist Episcopal church, ADDRESSES
will be given by ladies from the vsri'
Gus unions. Mrs. Saxon VIII occupy
Saturday evening and AtV Little
Sunday evening.
The Denison COOPERATIVE Mining
aud Manufacturing association have
received their charter. THIS as.osl--
ton will deveitp and OPP.
crate coal mines IN Gray.
son and Fannin counties .nd sstsh-
| lish notwithstanding interests
Capital stock, $40, 600, divided into 500
shsrsa. The present officers are: j..
j. Head, president; Wiiism Booking,
supei ipterdant; s. w, Morton, store
tary. Dirsctors--T. J. Moore, George
Lorraine, II. Q. Clifford, M. l.. Riddle,
Z. G. Kelley, II. A. Johnson. These
gen tlemen are all knights OF Labor
The association will be comroted of
members OF that order. Mr.. Hooking
has can prospecting about eight miles
from town, and says the prospect tor
good coal is catering.
| Our city council met last night and
ordered the following amount to be
paid Ia teachers out ot tina school fund:
$l,236 IS. The bill OF air. Larkins far
repsirs on school building WAS referred
10 committee.
| The school committee WAS instructed
TO prepare room suitable tor school
purposes 10 be used Instead Of the
north room In Il b lsement OF the pub,
Ito school building, which has caused
such wranBlD here Tor The last three
weeks,
Quite discussion arose CONCERNING
the building OF clsterns ON Main street
for fire purposes, In which Council
man R0udell favored The building
either above or under ground. No del.
into action was taken.
An ordinance will DO offered, taking
the public achoolssout OF the hands OF
the council ane placing tho manage
mont In the hands of directors.
Mcintyro & Heath's Minstrel nupc
show ut this place tonight.
John Wilcox, q boy IL years old, was
bitten by dog this morning. The boy
was tepsing tho dog al tho time.
MIR. Knour is pushing his limo kiln
to its utmost capacity to supply the do.
mands OF our city, as SO many brick
and stone bulldogs are being erected
Cotton is coming in from ali diroc-
tons to-day, making our merchants
feel happy,
Ii. $. Burnett, of sherman, has so.
cured tho rght-of-way from that city
to Deuison for tho construction OF a
trGmway, over which dummy engines
will be operated. MIR. Burnett has
oscn trying to get the right.ol-way for
several months. The work of con.
struction will begin aeon. This project
will unite Sherman and Deuison and
supply transportation not hitherto on.
joyed but needed, between tho two
points.
| The rink was crowded last evening
by ladies ana gentlemen to witness the
amusing sight of boys on skates trying
70 catch a creased pig, little Harry
PARIS took the pork, instead or the
cake, and held II amid loud applauke.
The hunko fakirs have been run Out
OF town. LOOK out for them.
Our city marshal has again com.
msnced impounding stock found run
ming at large.
, j. %. Quinn, a prominent centracto,
OF this place, has 80 men working hi,
stone quarries vt this place getting on
J rock for the Houston & Texas oentrs
railroad, TO be used for culverts on the
line OF that road,
A team attached to q spring wagon
became upmauEgeable this mnIning
when McIntyre j; Heath's band wenl
by, upsotting tho wagon and throwing
q lady and chile out. Neither wee
hurt.
- mofM uun 'isaouri psr cd
through Deuissn to-day, bound foi
Mckinney. Tho family consisted oi
husband and wife aud g children, tho
eldest only 10, tho youngest six month";
old. These children, so the reporter
was Informed by the mother, were
born in Ii births.