The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

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swering Sll the purposes of trne
iooKlng-glass. iii enables members
Oh tne Legislature and State officers to
SEQ themselves as other see them, the
people will ever rejoice over the dis.
eoVerY OF the Barnet grsnite,-lGra-
ham Leader.
rr, THE MORTGAGE LAW.
Inc property mortgage lnV. al
amended by the last Legislature and
~ 10 now stands, provides THAI ngnv
person who has ar may hereafter Give
= mortgage, deed of trust or other liep.
N Writlng,en any personal or movable
| property or growing crop or farm prC-
dpce, and shall remove the gamma or
any part thereof out oil the State, and
seil or otherwise dispose of the same
| Win Tue intent TO delraud the person
having such lien either original or by
transfer, shall b3 punished by impris-
| ohhent II the penitentiary not less
man Two or more than five years
thls ls q law th0G every one ought TO
know, ss the knowledge OF il may keen
some good man out of trouble. Ie-
| norauc9 Is not eXousGble before the
l&W'- Bryan Enterprise.
/ IN THE INTEREsT OF THE FARMERS.
| a thrifty agricultural population
| sives heHlth 20 an branches OF mann. |
4acLuf9 md trade, A country thabDrO- |
dueos yearly the food, meat ana cloth
ing for humanity IL the country OF
| WoalIF. IN Western Texas there are
thousands OF acres of land, locked un
IA pastures, growing up Ia prickly pear
ana chapaUal, thai would produce
corn Oata, cotton and beef
Tor thousands OF people; acres
thas are producing to-day, |
are outVotad now In conventions ana !
| trempIed on In our way to market. !
What shall We DO? KOep our lands |
locked up and remain in their power
or open our pasture gates and encour- !
| age tho coming Of population that will |
| assist us to rise to the Lowell Of the pro. |
| gressiVe sections Of Texas. The dues- |
llon is before you, stockmen and land /
owners. VIII you solve 1t tor tho ben. |
ehC OF the country and yourselves, or
Iof lew princely nabobs OF the prai. |
RESP Corpus Christi Caller.
THOSE RESERVATIONS.
Inc TACT that tracts OF land, covering !
over a million Of acres, have been |
l5Aseu by stcckm6u in tho Cheyenne |
ana ArapahO8 reservations irutg the |
indians at ridiculOusly low raio tor |
a period of several years, has drawn |
attention in Washington to the Illegal.
ny OF any contract made with the In |
Claus for the use or possession Of the !
lends set aport aud known % tho In |
dian reservations. In tho treaty made |
ny the United States with the lndi0ns |
before they won't on these i0serYatiOus .
II WAS stipulated that tho land3 were |
RET aside for tho absolute and unais. |
turbod use or occupation OF the In |
dams, and the United States solounly |
GEroed that no other persons except |
officers, agents and employees Of the |
government should ever ba permitted |
TO pass over, settle upon or reside IN |
tno sad territory Cameron Herald. |
ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
a CONSCIENTIOUS newspaper cOHduC. |
tor eau ouly tiN for himself the rules !
by which no guides mis- Journal. ~ hs
changes about 10 every wind that |
blows no will obiig6 fewer people than
II h3 pursued hio own course. ANY
way DO can tx IT, however, he il in tor
enemies, that Is il thoro is anything at |
all In him. The Examiner fixes in its
own mind what is right in its opinion |
on any given subject interesting the
plJplG, and Indeed upon all, 10 pur.
sues tho Aelectad course iearlssslv md |
plainly, buJ without any intention of |
giving Oli5us9. From this course ltI
cannot be sUCcved by any amount OF |
but. doing or other influences. ItI
would DO well for our friends to re-
member CHS as they 20 along. News |
papers are conducted by human be- |
lngs, and that being the case they are |
HOl luiaiuule. They mGy make mis. /
tgNos, aud every hOuast newspaper |
VIII reCIiy these when approached In |
tho propor spiria-lWaCo Examiner.
THE KIDS.
From the signs o. yhg times, the
young Democracy will demand that !
elJnUr Gibbs bo nominated for GOV |
ernOr or WcllGOrn elected United |
States Senator. should Gibbs be
nominated for Governor, Reagan OK |
Ireland will DO elected Senator, but |
should Reagan, Ross, Swain or some |
other old warehouse DO nominated for |
Governor, 10 ig our candid opinion |
that tho young Democracy will claim
the right 8nd will elect the United |
States Senator, and Wellborn, or
Gibbs Will be the man. Tho Young |
Democracy has beon held down as long |
as 1t is eNpadient TO the hsstintorest OF
The Democratic party. Young men Of |
progressive ideas and advanced states
manship are coming forward demand |
ing recognition, and they don't pro-
pose 10 DO downed al tho bidding of |
tho older men Of the party. Tho idea
that q man must be half dead with old
age before no is considered entitled TO
political prelerment ia tho essence of
foolishne5s, and all over the Union,un
especially in tho SOuth,young mon arc
being called TO power, and tho
old, worn out heroes of by-gons days |
are being relegU,Hd 10 tho quiet shades
OF private lifo,-l kaufman Sun.
ToRNEY FACTS.
Last Saturday Times reporter Ns
tied the llOurishing little town OF For
nov, situated somo Is miles west Of |
Terrell, Tho town seemed TO boz on o |
boom, and all its people were iubigut |
over the bright future before a., 10 is |
now the greatest shipping point ON the |
Texas & Pacific Railway Tor hay and |
grain. The matter OF hay alone is q |
very Important one, This has become /
loading feature OF the place, and It's /
excellent hay has Justly earned q |
reputation tuai makes 10 command /
the highest market prices, and tho de
maud Tor 10 "a annually increasing,
On Saturday Mesgrs. Goodman q Rey- |
nOIds shipped q car load TO Now York, |
But tho event of the season Ia the hay
NaHAAANNA NNNNAAN hA VIZ n AANAN HNAttN va AtNNN j
weos, whom the Messrs. Alexander .
Bros. shipped % whole train OF Is ears, |
all loaded with bay and consigned, as /
per contract, 10 a New Orleans con-
sumner. Tho total shipment consisted .
Of ZIG tons, being ~ tons % lho .
car. A special engine was e8nt 90 .
carry tho train to It's destination. /
a this was most unusual occurrence /
and tho fret shipms uJ OF such stipend |
Qua proportions, Alexander Bros. had |
the entire train, engine md cabooSe, |
gaily decorated with nags-using 100
for this purpose. Ia q few weeks lcoy .
propose TO ship out another special /
train, when thev GopC 10 he aN'r
scarf II oil In the daytime, 80 ttGt 0ur
people can Oui0v tho sight.
It 10 estimated that over 1000 worth /
Of hay is now being daily brought TO |
FOrney, part Of which Is stored for iu.
ture shipment uud part Is being ship. |
ped on present contracts. The total /
hay crop of to season As estimated 30 |
resoh 10000 TONS Torr ell Times.