Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
Proceedings of tho city Council Ionohins
on tho smith Default, Public schools
and other Matters.


In rs powers, well polished ana
oPnamented, tuned In A, II Will give the
most harmonious sounds, VIII DC heard
for many miles, and undoubtedly VIII
stashn equal II not superior to the best
DELL in Northern Texas. on IL there are
two Latin Inscriptions cast In old Roman
characters, the first one eurmouuted by
the Image Of the Virgins
yirgipl Doipure Dedlcata.
Pro defnctle.
Ego yocor MarraritN g Council McDouGAu
,Joaunis Is, MoDougall phscale dOnum'
kponsOrlbuA.
Georgia David Mouton
NJ Flora Helena MouitOn per a, els Cartcr'
Folcitor regnante Leone XIII p. m.
O. NJ. Dubois eplscopo Galyeatoncnsi-
n. 4. Gallagher eplscopo CanopenSi,
Adm Calves
4 NJ. H. Theo Buiiard, Rectorc
snnet Patricii Eulesice, Dc1iHOn. Texas
XIV Aprllis MDCOCLANXW.
and translated reads thus; | am dedl-
Gated TO the Virgin Mother OF God, in
favor Of the souls departed My name
Is Margaret 0'Connell McDOugal. am
the Pascal gift OF John b. McDougall.
My godfather is George David MoultOn,
my gud.mother IL Flora Helen Moulton,
under the happy reign OF Pope Leo the
XIII, G. M. Dubois being bishop OF Gal
weston, N. A. Gallagher, bishop OF
of Galveston, A. NJ. r. Theo. Buff0rd,
rector of St. PaLrick's church,
Denlson, Tex, April the 20, 1886.
The other cast inscription, surmount3d
by cross, consist OF two Latin dds
tlChes,n composed for the OCCASION.
Nunc, nlis. audite mo;
Laudo Deum, Marian oano, loti1coquo Gcalos;
Defunctos ploro, gaudla presto Pills,
Atque rois morsus; Q somno susoito lortos;
lBnnr0H dOCes, paNque SIT inter owes
Which may be translated thus And now
my children, listen TO me praise God,
sing "Maryn and rejoice the blessed !
weep for the dead. To the Just give
Joys, and TO the sinners remorse. From
their sleep awake the lays I teach
the ignorant, and | want peace to
reign amongst the sheep. The bell will
be blessed inside Of the Catholic church
Sunday, the 9th of June, az hali-pa5t I
O'Clock p. IN, by Bishop Gallagher, as
sisted by several clergymen. Father Jo-
seph Blum of Sherman VIII deliver the
sermon at the blessing. itis grand, in
terestlng and imposing ceremony to
which every one Is Invited and all are
welcome. The bishop will also give CON
iirmatlon ON the SAINT Sunday at $3.50
q. NJ, After high mass oil persons wish
ing TO examine the artistic beauties of the
bell may come on Saturday or Sunday
morning On Saturday afternoon the
bell Will be yelled with precious silks,
and Immediately after the ceremony, be-
ing unveiled, will be hoisted ia the tower,
and there, praising God, will give Deni-
son It's maiden melodious sounds, har-
bingers of peace and prosperity,
City council me. in regular session, his
honor and all the councilmen being pres
ent. Accounts for May allowed and or
dered paid
Motion of Tone authorizing the pur-
chase OF the 10 per cent. bond seconded.
Randell maintained that the council was
showing Partially In purchasing one and
not all
Tones motion was carried and the city
secretary instructed topurchase one bond.
Motion of Tone carried that bond Of No.
ZIG, purchased ut the last meeting of the
council, be destroyed in open council,
which was done, II being burned
Mayor Hanna made inquiry the
chairman Of the finance committee re-
garding the settlement of the Phil Smith
hondsmen. The chairman stated that
Mr.. Johnson had about $500 turned over
TO him from different parties for Smith,
and that he was going to hold 1t until the
council had accepted one OF his many
propositions. O'Donnell exclaimed that
the city was not Interested In what Mr..
johnson had, aud motion made that the
bondsmeu be called upon to liqUldate the
claim OF the city was carried,
Boss, chairman OF the school COM
mlttee, reported that the schools would
close on June rs. Exercises were TO be
held In the old skating rink and that he
had given permission TO the superlntend.
ent TO use about S2b OF the school fund
IN order to make the necessary prepare
tions.
Motion Of Boss that bids be received
for repairing the jail was carried
Porter reported that the trucks Of the
fire department were IN very bad con-
dillon; also the reel and the tower was
dangerous, and that the bell and tower
should DO removed
Motion made aud carried that the trucks
be repaired, the reel painted, and the
bell and tower removed.
Motion made and CARRIED TO adjourn.
Mrs Nj. +. Deaung and sweet little
May left to-day for Glasgow, Ky, to
spend the summer months.
Mrs w, NJ, Boggs aud daughter went
over TO sherman 20 attend the hop to-
night.
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