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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
ER trn COUNTY

10 ho Editor OF tho Gazette, =
our circular OF 2sth nit. lust received
consider the county poll tav nnnhnos
ss'iiy reduced f'om 100 to 20 cents n
should 6o restored TO 100 cents ,as a..
o o',.t !, % cents Of which should be an.
p,irn 70 road aud brldg, purposes Tbo
pres NJ mode IN this county IL nni,o ~, Nv
ruAds "Nv no eoou
h, hoad and bridge work could be let ont
~ contract by county commits sionar.
VINO should See that the WORT was 'o,.', ~,
n ,,i' according 70 contact. Then ey"ry
nlSn under sixty would hear hIs sb.ro
tb he i burden .., ! would also suggest that
court be authorized Va apno,nI ~ V .'
s,C' 10, o. ROAD work for every town bay,pe
ovo inhabitants, tl oversee tbe wort TX az
MI, y, toad running into The town Tor one.
n na', lhile from theecnter ~ or sonarn ~
'N WV" Z. Il NouSa,
County tutlre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

"BRtDsuErr's" gives some useful In
formation rs to the relative responsibility
Of railroad corporations to the public aid
the duties Of the public To the corpora
tlons, That publication observes that
'oneresalt u the failroad -lriscs whch
have occurred latolI IN aud about New
York city win bo 10 set Ina clcoreriight
the nature OF Ihe relationship oxstlng be-.
tween the railroad corporations and the
public The doctrine hus been actually
enforced once aud again TINT ruilr, nd cor.
porau0nH cannot refuse or neglect TO per.
performing those duties. Disputes vim
employees iurnishno REASON Tor putting III,
public to inconvenience through lack Of
transportation faclllIlcs on the other
hand, u dispute between railroad com.
pan'esand their en- loyos furnishes no
excuse Tor attempts made by the latter 10
prevent the companles by the use Of force
from performing their duties to the pub.
lie, and the public interest requires that
railroad corporations attempting 70 ds
charge their dullos to the public be pro.
tcetod by the whole power Of the law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
RlppLERARGNha nnlrIl


Mr. Rlddlohorger has been In the son.
ate some three years, aud ia lust now
coming 70 the knowledge that he Ia The
victim Of q conspiracy among Tho other
scnators 10 keep him down Ina savage
speech he recently charged the Ropubl.
cans with studied plan TO Ignore him
and make him appear as little az poasl,
bic Ito thinks he Is being badly dealt
with by his allies, and lnsinuatos that
they win and rhey have nothing to mako
by tlcetlpg him as hc aas been treated.
u WIN be a pretty hard thing Is make
Riddleoerger lock smaller THAI nature
matte him. his presence 10 Che senate Is
o mere acoident. Malone wantea a col.
league whom ho could use al viii, and
whom he could vote as he saw M. rbc
rules OF the senate iorbld one man 10 css,
two votes The law and constitution rc.
qulro Q state 70 be represented by two
senator's In obedience with the Law.
which madc two senators necessary Tor
Nirg MIA, socoud Readluater senator
was clcctedi and In conformity with the
rule which prevented him from actually
casting two votes, Malone did the next
best thing and caused The selection Of =
man through whom no could vote aud
Acl. II all things Kladleberger has been
only . ppppcl acting IA obedience
70 The viii Of Malone. His vote
ana Mahnny's have been two votes for
mo latter Such person could not be
expected 10 command the respect 81 other
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
rms NANTA M RUN0p

" begina TO look M thoagh there was poasl.
lillN IN tho statement that tho Attention.
Iopoba \ s'nlR no road had gobblod IN Tho
1ull, COLORADO n santa 20 ioad. IL inch nhonld
prove 10 bc the ca Q, nalaa, lnstoad OF tori
Worth wond bc made the main terminus =.
Dallas horald,
There is nothing Ike having matter
OF conflicting Interest definitely settled.
Now that tho Herald has stated positively
what tho Intention OF the Atchisou, Topeka
4 santa Fe railroad people is, Paris,
sherman, Denlson, Wichita Falls and
Other towns win be savedmuch unfruIliul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
nAnrrrr nnAnom orrIoNs.

DALLAS n. q. Mexico, manager
DpNfsONl-Diek Chamberlain, manager
WAooath a. u. O'NFill, manager,
slfHHsfA s-sJ u nlllA, mAnuRW. 49,.
WKAnERr0Hp-h B Dorsey hnd - N NOT
vhil, mnnAHergs
PIHiA-O, u. MRxey manager
jFfFfnsOa -, ~ Kitchens, inhnhRor'
MAusnAIfc-il 0bt Kennedy, mnnhHof
AHfLFhE-W, " Powell, nhnnger
tiInntinnt- w. ". Byrd, manager
Nj pAAD-as, u. tyunb manager
aAfnHsviLLts u, T., lilll ana y ~ lneAeoh
mhnARuTs
IlDaiiAa--0. E. johnson, manager
Horny HnOvE--J., q, III, manager
BAfnDsaF Frank Dorsey inhnnRof
CRErRvffLn.-W u Whgolcr, nlanhgHf
COLOhADO+-W 49, Nowklfk, manager
MIHEoLA--Y Huimhstur, manager
fiIsOos-W. ~ Policy, manager.
wiIfEkhoRO--J " Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
HrSpgusos TgS, ,msl

'tNpthbVf TN fftf "
To the Editor OF tho ua1ette;
Yours OF 30th ult. soIclHugrl ID
OF needed changes III ourt;hvo Nh
laws came duly TO baud andnnpjlE
styi ] have come 10 the cunfusHt
II would be beneficial to the IA
II the state 10 lay The AS
Into districts to include pol ~
six nor more than tleht ihouuvi4
dren within scholastic egg Netl.
these into communities u bollssH
thirty or forty and not mAR Y
atty or sixty children GgeeacAdH'
or community In dsinctthg ny
vote u tax for school purposes vi
trustees take the census IS uacf I
present district system AND inas' Y
return by the lst day u June
Let The state board Of edetsqsi \
point Il teacher holding alilNgpRys
titlcate, and who is otherwise Wy " u
fed for the position, rs supllislss''
for each one OF these districts hl,'
he paid u salary Of such fees = pe'.
proper for swearing teachers ls'nEy u
iiilcatcs, etc, as would be flncc''
command the best ial,lt. hInls h
form the duties, under siaell w \. y
tlons, now deyolying oqoeupV wv ~
aud troasurers, Let hlli peoe y y x
board OF examiners for lealnfls VA. 4.
Gates. Make It bis duty 70 v. " Z
schools aud see that lllry ~ M
erly conducted, eicq s
some kind OF poser cQap
conferred upon him wherein ~.
enforce the attendance Of ~ sp'a's Z. .
would be worth more than q ,t''s
The careless indifercnce WE w
parents regard (or seem lpl "
tIon of their children y spe ~
drawback b. our present, hnp Wy Y,
any other, law This Is The uloNs !, \,
problem involved In the qaesllon y Y v <
eating the masses, how 70 epi l'',s !, q
tendance OF the children ange% es,
very serious question Is tna' y ~
tent and well-Quallned ieNas'a X.
who are able to combine iheo'l IA. N, ,
lice, to learn The pricllrai ussia NJ
taught. A good superloienes..1s \, *
a vast amount OF good 10 p'la = w "A.
It's impos.inle. W Z VA
Judge TO give that atienIioa ".
al least In d eounlj M +
which the Importance u ihe ss. ,, 4,
lures, aud csides ho + y
hat q would take more man X. y "a
be school fund % employ 4 l Y \ d,
,clent ior The work @ attend Y Y "A / :
Iequently IL ~ imperiecily s.' ',..,l1s y
ar as visiting schools Aud oe Y, w..'
ures aud seeing that nc, ~
onducted, etc, Is concsrlll,ss '' 4,
County Judge Of husA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
JACK tou TY.

JAcEsnono, TAX, Feb. o. lSSg.
To the Editor OF tho Gazette.
Answering yours oi Jan rs regsrd,ro
school and road laws, | shall, In aec.r'i'
ane" vita request therein, ho AS hrI,t
a, p'ssinle, ani use as Iittlo yeibnye !.
VIII convey my IDEAS A, To-
ftit ROAD Aw
| speak win reference more paflleularl,,
% Jick cnu " Five days' work aurn,g
me y az VIII not keep tue roads m even
an obituary condition for travel. Thers
,houln be Il Tx levied tpr The Dnrpose ~
WofNlng the roads. Mike IN. cuu,,,,
commissioner the super isur II M ro,ds
W bis precinct, Empower him to con.
VhVb WIN suitable persons ta haye earh
I'au WORKED, requiring such cnntrae,,y
70 give euillcitn' hond Ia in.ure M
execution ~ his contract. Conn ,et NJ
pe nade subject 70 approval by commits
oaers' court.
u We regard The demand hv tho s,e,o
OF ~ oitizrns 70 work live DAYS annn.l,,
on the public ropds, or pay Ia lieu fhers.
OF 10 a. aiaS ny the state, IL X nnd,,,h,
edly an unequal taxation, aud sueh ~ 4.
inhibited by both state aud federal con.
situations. ~ WI
The same plea Of defense cannot be an.
ts.rrd by the state ms mi.ht no 10 the csae
OF 40 occupation tax, for The rrason thst
public roads enhance the value of m
property through, BY, near OF TO, when
they lead And clearly such propcr,y
should be made 10 assist In kcepIby
them az. rvs
There are too many public roads which
are required by law &c be worked. II
thero were a few public roads Of tAe Hrst.
second aud third classes keot IN reod
condition and more nclghborho6d roads
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
That ouaraniine.
Dnllas Herald.

II is said when Gibbs spoke aud Swear
engcn dedicated on The quarantine iiasco
somebody down about the city hall was
heard 10 wish andibly that both of these
gentlemen were In the kingdom come
where the molten lava never ceases from
running and The weary arc never az rest
II Il wrong, siufully wrong 10 indulge Ia
such explosives when by our own conduct
We have made ourselves pop The ceiling
No threat II intended; the Herald Just
now II a religions daily newspaper, and
IT, tone ia strictly moral and iinbned
with loving Kindness
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
BLOWN TO AroMs.

ROLLER Explosion on u Vessel, Destroying
the Bont aud Kiiing Fiyo Men
BOSTON, MASS, March lO--Thc John
Merkel lett her berth at + wharf at $3.50
this morning and started down the hqrboi
In search Of vessels desiring her services
There was II large number of persons on
the wharf who watch 4 the boat steam
away just us the boat arrived of Long
island IN explosion occurred on
bOnrd the noise of which Wa,
plainly audible IN this city. Tho boat
VAS blown completely TO atoms The
crew Of i've men we're Instantly killed.
Tho crow consisted Of
Captain CYRus A. NicKERsoS,
Engineer GEORdE CROoKER.
ERANK CRoOKER, brennan;
ALBEIT u SMITH, cook;
JAMES HOOKING, deck.hnnd.
Tue bodies Of the captain and engineer
have been recovered. They were brought
here and taken to tho morgue,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

ih.t a.. IN
60, county iudas's'iSss's' w. l,I.s (,
,n ''g care Of a com i.s' ~
qualified 70, yol., slo n u ,l.'... s,
superintendent sra oa'.
AID exclusive so ,a,ela Az (.
matters q hIs o pS, Y tpl
n'nine teacher. a,c ysn'f VI X, N
prove al accoun, Y ~ ...ge pnI,
,ne scoool fund ~. W. se'ss','
,ossglng TO his cc sss,.s Y a,,'.
schools J and Day an, es Y. sDS.n''
, ygd ,,,,. le s6ce,'S' ~
. .1elng o. the scb.,l. '1lF'hs.
should visit each ' s's'. s.,..
alrlns each year. sna aV 81. ~ .
tlon 70 teachers aod 's .sEssta y
a :, ,cssssry for nc aa, ss'l 'NGn
v sradeors, Institutes Il '' X. Y
should transact anv I. s v ail
a 1 et 70 The sc S''s W y. (. NJ
,nt should receive iorSl.. Y q
~ l,,'N ~. o. . per EN-. n Il X 'leal'
ol ms county, which Y w
exceed $1,000. w Hlsll NJ
County Judst r' Il wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

nnMenops nughl 70 send Mr. Edmunda
palF Of pltsc,aclcs, 50 that no may read
lhe coottlln,lua u the rnlted states. He
st'll iebofs 81 ira belief that the senate Is
abely 20 protect oiico.holdeys from dlH.
nIesel, lnsfsad 81 having ia part continued
W ~ Nonallnaslon 81 lhsn nominated BY
ny psesdspt-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

"cAsDrDArE" " word takcn from
the latin "candid," which means
dwhitc,n or "shlnina" In Rome, when
the eitlzcn had consented At .hc sollcita-
tlon Of many frlonds, etc, 10 Eield 20
their demand sud ,acri1oc himself for
the welhre Of biz country he put ON q
dress oi sponess white and parudod The
streets, and the Wilderness Of hls attire
was taken as q symbol Of the purity Of
bis mind W. mention these things for
the benefit VI all concerned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

CoSGiisG will not re-enter politics be-
cause he can make 100000 ,ear ~ The
practice OF law Mr. sherman and MIR.
Blaine confined thoic business 70 politics,
and tbcirpeseDt Gna pcIal prosperity goes
10 show that politics W not 20 bad an IN
yeaimcnt when It Is worked fer an Il Is
worth The fault win MFR, Conklibg Is
chat be lacks The qualities that enabled
Blaine and sherman 70 make so much out
OF politics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
MONTAGUE.
After tho Missouri Pacific Es, nsion-o,
Notes.

After tho Missouri Pacific Xxi nsion.- o,he,
Notes.
Special 10 She Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TRx., March 10. - Tho
building II railroads. has been the tonic
ot conversation la aud around Montaru,
Tor tpo past few days, Major b. h. Wal.
then, chief engineer OF the Gould system.
came IN Friday night on his way 10 Hon.
llcuR' looking out routv lsr The ,Nten.
sion OF the Missouri Pacific from Game
VILE Tie came ha X SUNDAY eyeniny
aud Monday mur'hng Ia coulpanv win
W. A Morris, John II. StephGns M
A. j. WolVtrinu aud others start, a ont ~
view the county between THIS plsee ana
gainesville by the way f Hardy From
pr. Wolvtrlon We team thai practical
route Was found Monday night a nef,.
tng vas held nv the citizens III ~ liz s,,a
Hardy We have not heard What ,rss
done at 81 10, hut we lrarn that a,
Hardy they subscribed 5000 n. e,s'
sidefel eertain that the road viii N. az.
epded and taat at an early da,, ana that
u Will cerIalnA come 60 M0nia.,n.. ~ nv
~ r.Aly aud willing 10 do her part
WORK 1n the Montague 4 \ uth,yestern
railroad ls being apldly pushed. Pros.
peelors can pe seen every day on our
siFyets aud business X gradually Imn,os
ing aud building continues undated
LAST SUNDAY evening as tue residenco
OF the brides parouts, Mr.. John nsiis.
ana Miss Jessie Smith were nn,t.I y,
marriage by he Rev, A, NJ. Thomnson
pastor Of The Cumberland prcsbyterlan |
church e. this place. "i'"n
District court meets hero ON tha ss,h
81 his month. rhera have b,,en ,,,,.,,,,'
loer new csScs died since ast coufs
MISS Minnie kinscy, who has 10.
Wishing friends at Ciainosvlnc fnr nv"
past lew weeks, returned home Sned s'
'-' ls.ssls,----. -
u r saS s + 'es eAsapesi place In tho civ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

u, IAN MARcDs M,
10 'n' Edi'or q the sAse..1'
AS you requested us y I,
you below in brief S., y /" y,
the nee,led cha.,'''' islAsnft n
s " y olfpNu /
as conslderoa ,,n o'A y. law
! Wben ', yo NY slaailsln,
thorc sholla ~ ' ~, Y pess ,se''
or change the s,, ~ power 70 d|.e.'
eolute p1biIc n,,,' , yAe'pilAei1
abaudonm.n, 1 ',' Z, o. bgssssl
Q Tho nr.se ~ p'FAf u'age
roads SbonId ~ lstm d Il,
be worried 4, ~ Y apolsaea AZ y
upon an nav ~ w. 40 Yalolpp II :,
mixed, n XXI ", 'eal' pnAal
male persop nyo ~ y q VI, I
age. and hv cann,, 'wsnp,put u,
the poIl.taS sha,,, soqYlrt la'er n
fore ihe second MN ,,a KY p pala VA
lowing M law ' ,' lnFfhlAsl
same shopld y, So .asn ~ = Isal'
pluced al wors nv MA, aa Y 'lris
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

LAST week Fort Worth Denver City
bonds wcroe II so Two months ago thoy
were a. - and So To-day the market
quotations mark sales as high al Oh,
There Is a general advance Of many rail,
road seeuaties but nothing 10 compare
with thia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
NATIONAL pRoBLEMS.

Next Monday ruE GAZETTE viii print
an article from Congressman McComas
OF Maryland, discussing his bill for a ma.
uonal system OF postal savings banks.
THESE articles are well worthy the oonsld.
Grafton of thinkers, aud they constitute
a valuable feature OF Tun GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

1nn Democratic legislature OF Mlssls'
sipn has passed a iooal-opten biz, The
Virginia legislature did the ramo thing,
Some o. our reAae stnsesmen ought to
10 on niselopary tour 10 those states
and teach Ihem that Il 4 antlpcmocratlo
70 enact Iocal-optlou laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Nv the genuine spirit OF Grand Master,
Workman powdorly could be iniused In
All the Knights OF Labor, that order
would be power for good Indeed II Is
only III departing from his counsel that
the tauao Of labor Is injured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

MkN have fine advertsIng medium In
Imn GAZETTE ,heso days The demand
cvcry night Is greater than tho provision
made Tor Il. II Ia ION with tho bustn
FROM north, south, east and west Mr.
Hoe, please hurry up,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

A nALiAe paper says II IN IN North
Texas This IL an Improvement Once
upon time that paper said It came to
''hoid the field" lietwecu staying oneself
and driving all others ont isa difference
Tho pun do move.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

TnERK ought 20 be 500 miles Of railroad
built ~ Texas this year Hut II men with
money 10 build lho roads learn thai they
ARE Investing II property whose value
may 30 lcsaenyd or dos royed by strikers,
they viii bc moro llkely - suck the safer
Investment Of United STATUS bonds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
wILLIAMsoN COMFY

"fVRoBIDWs, TEti fsb Z a
10 the Editor OF Tho Gazette
Answering yours d the gsihs
say the school and road laws 81 \
executed with fair success Ia lAka,
AS to changes suggest,
/, Superintendent Of pNhlIcsiaA,
for each county,
2. ) mpllfy the school syflem
3. Uniformlty Of textbooks sm ID
school terms As to
TllK ROAD LAW
In my judgment the pruclpv dsls'l
lack OF efficient supervision. iDhla
county should haze a general rod 4
seer or county rlntcndal d n
highways. Respectfully,
WIN Ena
County Judge Williamson cl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
YOUNG cousry
n..u.n. TKa.. " m

GRAtA1i
To tho Editor OF the Gere''e' .,lgl
In response to your roqren
suggest TO amend the scnou' .'s,,,l;
lows Elect county fai u
make the district system 4 a v S.'t y
Tho district should 30 . y gil ~
school only IN each dis'iieh ~, y
road law, / think, Is an vsN. ',hlk|' !
people. I think Tho rpsa' .sI,ls
worked by taxation. ilsss ,.s1I, "A
elected or appointed IN easn .' WI
power 30 contract iof VIZ ,,... XXI, y
direct all road and ptissa lsa NJ Z
county, aud 70 have suVs t'.s,, H'|
roads ak oyerseer in nls se ,V,, ss.s. 1
fully, ~ .'nas ly,'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Tnn railroad officials and the strikers
both explain 70 the public. Tho public
Is tho sufferer and must be the arbiter.
Very soon THE business paralysis and
trafic suspension will invade every house.
hold. The public should be thinking snd
carefully Weighing the statements made
by each party to The contest, for, In The
ptruQgle, nro involved the Interests q he
nnhlIn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
A rhnnltul nnarl.

After hcgang THE GAZETTE Tor two or
three months 10 support Ross for Cover.
nor, the Examiner now says II thanks
God that ~ the dailies are supporting
Swain. These are about the sourest
grapes that we have ever seen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

rrm Dallas Daily Herald gives notice
TO the public that II has not been bought
by any Other Dallas paper, and that no.
.icca TO that effect prIptud In other Dali
las papers are untoundcd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

San Josrs takes up for slang, and says
Tint nobody ever heard OF grammar
school ~ heaven. Az Tor that, sam, we
never heard OF anybody uaiuR slang in
hcaNen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

TnE cOttlemon now at weatheriord are
respectfully invited 70 Walt Fort worth
next year rhoy VIII DO welcome aud
treated right royalty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
rnn GAZETTE AnnOAD.

TAE GAZETTE will be found tor sale al me
piaoss bnncd 10 tho following cillob
fj,tiuA0O. ILL-sW Is, hiEeL ~ Dearborn
etronl and T.. aOhRlinef, GTand faolDr hotel
M Louis, Mo- rbillip lloeder, ~ owe
stront and JAS. Uyerton, southern holel
Homer i. Hull, ii lirshnnld and = ". Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
nLlNro COUNTY.

BGAGcn, rXV., Fob, 1880
10 the Editor of the Gazette.
The present echOol System, Icing the re-
suit Of three experiments, to-wti Them
digcnt pupil System IN vogue before the
war; the high pressure, centralized sys-
ten lnaugurated ny the Republican party;
aud the go-asyouplcase policy which
ended With the passage OF tho law
now IN force " u very good one, aud
90 nat feel competent % suggest uny val
liable Improvement. II night be well To
provide Tor county superintndrnts IN
pupdlous counties, but II IS doubtful Il
they wOud show any greater interest Ia
the echuOls ihnn is now manifested by
thu county judges.
do not think II wise to encourage
third-class tcuchers, and think their sal.
aric4 Hhould remain as $50, and that a re-.
examination should be required ia each
county 10 which they may remove.
The district system should not prevail
wherever there Ia n large class OF transient
persons willing to vote Il heavy tax upon
the few prop rty.holders
TuR ROAD LAW.
The assertion that the puor nun works
the rouds for the benefit Of The ricu man,
who travels them, IS not proved, All
residents between eighteen aud forty-nvc,
rich or poor, are liable 70 road duty, aud
the labor on The roads IN the only tax
pad by u cla.s, constantly increasing,
who have their children educated without
cost to thems Ives, aud who enjoy the
blessing OF SAFETY tn life aud liberty with
out expense TO themselves.
think IL would be well for commission
ers courts To open highways along the
surveys, provided for In the amended road
law, wherever II may he advisable, before
the country Is fcnc d mp, as it would be
less exp nave now.
more rigid supervision Of roads Is
necessary AID II might be well In popu-
lu1r counties 10 provide for The election
OF IA county Oyerscer, TO be paid reason
able salary, to supervise ad. aud report
quarterly TO the commissioners coult.
Let MIN be bonded and dlsbursc the road
tax, II one Is lcylGd j Il. DiGNAN,
County Judge Blanco County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Tn Dallas Times ought 20 mud out II
tloy. Ireland ever gave any man recon-
mpndatiou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

TngRE are rumoreofiurthcr newspaper
removals These last are only coming
here 10 stay, not TO drive other people
away. Thanks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

THE GAZETTE has tho largest
bons-ildo oiroulstion OF any daily
newspaper published In Tcxas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

THE GAZETTE is tho only paper In
North Tsxas that now publIshna tho haso'
dated presa kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

"Sobcrly and serlously'' we would Ike
% DO iaiormed whether Fort Worm owns
TnE GAxKrrR or Tue GAxxrrr Fori
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
ROAD AND school LAWS.
OPINIONS or THE COUNTY JUDGES
OF TEXAS.
Discussion OF the Legislation Needed "a
Perfect tho Rond and school Laws
Of the state.

Below will be found the responses Of
some county Judges Of the state TO the
request OF fnR GAzErrE for opinions on
needed legislation 20 perfect the road and
school laws uf Texas. IL was originally
designed to print all these replies ia one
Issue " the paper, but this was found
impractlcable, and installments Of these
opinions will be printed one day In each
week until all are given 10 the public.
Those judges who have not yet replied
viii coniera favor on TnE GAZETTE, aud
do She state some service, by dong 80 NJ
their earliest convenience.
Following this publication Of the opin-
ions OF the county judges VIII be one Civ
Ing the views Of the district attorneys OF
the stare on The Jury law and It's needs
EDTf0R GAIETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

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