Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
DENISON.
What an Experienced Miner Has 10
Say In Regard 70 the Coal Fields
Of North Texas.
The New city Assessor aud Collector
sworn fn-nsyiew 81 the weeks
social Happenings.

y u'lu ihtttluk iNhA hlkul Auu NNttVlti
y the bond OF Il. s. Legate for the onlco o
;, city assessor and collector. in the plac,
y Of Phil Smith resigned Tho bondsmer
were Il. S. Logate, y. y Mmson, I'd
r Perry j, u. McDougall, a. n Colin aud
u. 7 Hathaway, representing SIS, 900 a'
the bond required.
rha Investigation committee of the
books OF the late city assessor aud col
: lcctor were granted until Monday night
TO make their final report IN writing.
The committee appointed 10 locate the
, hydrants Of the wator-works for the city
, was granted more time.
After swearing in Assessor aud Col.
loctor Logatc the council adjourned until
Monday night,
Excursion tickets will be sold on tho
9TH Inst, 10 those who wish 10 visit Dent
son 20 see the Right Royal lIi-Yi High.
Muck-a. Muck and all OF his royal sub,
jects.
MI. Hooking, superintendent OF the
Donison Coal COOPERATIVE company TINT
IS sinking shaft near Bells, IS ia the
city, and reports the prospects Of the
bods very llattering. 10 says there N un.
doubleday an endless quantity OF good
coal that can be put on the market az
very low figures This will surely BIO Il
great help 20 Denlson aud the surround
ing country 10 have cheap coal. Mr.. Hook
ing, Il lew days ago, went TO WhitesbOro
TO Investigate the uoal.bcds at that place,
and reports the very best OF coal ont
there. lie said good money could he made
/ by working the mines at that place. Mr.
! Hooking Is an Old, expert minor from En,
gland and says the outlook il very nat.
terlng for this country for u large supply
I of coal
Charles prlColy, brakeman on the
Minooln branch, sprained his ankle last
night while jumping on a moving train
in the Missouri Pacific yards. IL is very
painful NJ present, but In few days he
will he all right again
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES.
owing 10 the rainy weather our young |
folks have not had as many entertain. |
ments, etc, AZ usual.
Miss Lillian Boss entertained the Social !
club Thursday evening with that elegance |
and hospitality for which she is noted.
Miss Jessie Newton is visiting her sls. |
ter, Mrs w Is. Munson, and will remain |
some time
Tho irresistible " b. Simpson was In
our city for u short stay this week.
We hear the Bachelors club Is to DO
recognized, and after Lent will give a
dance every week. A masquerade is also
under consideration.
The ]. NJ. MS held meeting at Miss
Rosa Loepor's Friday afternoon. Who
lntimnted that any OF the boys
wore under discussionf We assure
you that Il II forbidden subject
during their business meetings, though
at recess we heard ono young lady fe.
mark how Mr. Lee Dupcan's appearance
would be improved II 10 pompod his
hair, Another said MIR. Harden had
solved the enigma In last Sundays issue.
The A. q. G club has been offered quite
q sum by an opera manager for their
services next season We have always
predicted for them glorious future, al.
mlrcd Them collectively, and individually
made each n study; perhaps will IN future
years write lhemup In some OF our books,
now IN an embryo state.
Abiding TO books, IL Is reDorted
That Steve French and Clarence
Young are writing n novel
based on their own experiences. The
leading characters are now living In this
city. We presume IL is something on the
order OF DisraclPs "Gndymion " IL will
nrst no issued In pamphlet form and
published In London, II the circulation
Is as anticipated by their friends, thoy
WIZ achieve triumph unprecedented In
me history annals Of our society Young
men,
Who Is II that Guy Fuller means when
ne Keeps repeating In his sleep, "awcet-
uoss, sWoclhcSsi" and what corner did |
ho say the brick house was ony
Mrs. Conductor Boggs has been con.
hned TO her room with the fever FOR two
weeks past,
WIN Hayes Of the Red Front hns 10.
turned from New York, and IL accom-.
panied by his mother, OF lIopllnsyillc.
N.Y. VINO VIII remain ON short visit TO
her son.
Judge Moltble and wife Of Mckinney
are on visit to Mr.. Maltblc's father,
Mr.. simpson.
w u, Munson, president OF the First
National bank, has returned from Wash.
lngton City.
Jesse Whltchurst is very happy aaatn.
and can be found almost half of His time
In tho aud Decent store
why IL N that Frank Wheeler thinks
that 300 days Isl century Poor Fpnk
Lon Mitchell received letter this
week and Fred lIlbbard IS going 10 bon.
nam 70 mako Inquiries as to lts contents
~ Hanson " very sorrowiul, but still
'"N"' "ih NAtlhE anu watching Tor
you, my darling
The following Charming and pleasant
young ladies', who are pupils OF NJ
Aayier academy In this city, went 10 their
different homes TO spend SUNDAY with
their parents, and will return on Monday
morning Misses Annie Allnor, and ilnie
MoHlllicuddy ot Whiiosboro, Misses Mary
ana Clara Childes OF Pottsboro.
Why did Tom Nelms got ON the train
last Friday 80 long before Il pulled outY
what is 1t about the middle name of
certain young lady that she does not want
TO see II In prlntY
Rev Mr. Wolf aud his gospel singer.
Mr.. Swain, opened series OF evanpolistle
meetings at the Presbyterian church list
night u viii be remembered thai
Messrc Wolf and Swain were here
some weeks ago for day or
two aud drew immense ero,yds M
tho Presbyterian church. they have
been holding meetings In Tho indian
Territory for some time past, and, Mo
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