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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
LOTS ZOE sALE.


1,2OO. Fine building lot, 4xil rods
south from, Eighteenth Ward.
1000 Two fun lots (coTnel 20x20 rods,
Tenth Ward Here Is a bargain for some
80. East front building lot. good Ioes-
ton and not far from business.
2,75O Full lot, l0x20 rods Seventh
Ward, fle neighborhOod and nice location.
1000. Blu lding lot. 3x10. close BY. See
me for particulars.
a. $500 each, and on the instalment plan.
Also large number Of lots in different parts
Of the city on which a small amount only is
asked 20 be paid down, balance IN install
ments 70 suit purchasers Cal anG get
900. Full lot. IOx1O rods, near Twentieth
Ward Schoolhouse. or viii sell half.
500. Building lo', 63zx1o rods, not far
$50. Nice building lot. 21lxlo. FRS, South
1000. Southeast corner building lot on
Brigham Street, ve-y nice location
1000. East front building Lot, 81 rods
frontage, with right of alley Retired lOca-
ton and yet not lar rom business
800 Corner Lot, 5xlO rods, Twenty
arst ward.
600: Full Lot, Twenty hrst ward. Chance
for lsboring man.
1000. Choice building lot, 3x1O rods,
near Eagle Gate. Nice location. hydrsnt
water and close to business, are some Of the
iOs. '-'
FOR RENT.
10. Four room house and summer XII
chen
I2. FourrOom house. close
80 Eight room furnished house, hydrant
water. car line
8. Two rooms and battery.
1880. A finely furnished room, with
bathroom attached; for single gentleman.
References required
=. THEREON house and summer kit
chen
IS Five room new cottage. hydrsnt
water.
Elegantly furnished and eomnodious re-
ddence on Brigham Street. See ne for par
EicHars-
Is six-room brick house. hydran<
Ws-er, car line.
seven-rooTn, first class residence, hydrsnt
wsier. bath room. gas. etc, sl In No l
condition: First south Street, Twelfth Ward
See me for terms
So. Right room house, city wster. close
35. Nine-rOom house, no. and cold wstef,
range. welftn Ward
4. T=O-rOOm house, Nineteenth Ward
10. Business shop.
IL. Business shop.
&c. Eight-room House on car He
go Eisht-roOm new House, hycran'
IS. sIx-roOm new brick House. Twelfth
ward.
N. Especial Attention given
TO the care and MANAGEMENT Of
properties Of both residents ard
and 70 the execution
of all kinds Of commissions IN ~
line % business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

SwIsBURSE has contributed to the
literature Of the electoral conflict in
England q "song" so called VIII ch Will
perhaps not add much 10 his fame.
SSinburne's name is made up of two
syllables that are significant in the cir
eumstances. Swim is the old English
word which has left rs the plural swine
and signifed hog; while burne is the
rivulet or small stream in which the
hogs we're washed. From q writer With
such a name We might fairly look for a
little OF that kind OF literature popular
ly known . "hogWaSh,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

The Englishman's definition of an
orator is applied to Mr.. Gladstone even
by political enemies of the Old Man
ELOQUENT. IAN orator." says Master
Punch. sis a man that nobody dares
dispute with"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

CONGRESS is hurrying business so as
70 have an early adjournment. 1t is
thought that another week will accom-
plish the object.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

TIE point of difference is simply this;
Which do " rlingmen most need,
cheap clothes and dear whisky, or dear
clothes and cheap whisky7 SOwdon
saws: "Geb ne lett wulfeller whisky u e
don kenna affords crosse preisa tzu
batavia for era claider."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

F1rz-JoHS PORTER was born at Ports
mouth, n. H.. August 30, 1922. and
graduated from West Point il 1915. He
served with distinction through the war
With Mexico, being severely wounded
at the assault on the capital, September
ID. 1s47.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

COMMISSIONER SPARKS continues to
slosh around in the General Land office.
he fits the premises so loosely that
there is danger of his banging against
the walls and fracturing himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

THE DENoRALIzED condition of the
public morals in Ohio is attributed to
the fact that none of the leading Ohio
cities has a Democratic newspaper
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

LITTLE Fanny Dempsey, who was suf-
fering from toothache. remarked to her
mother: "Oh, mamma, how lucky you
arel When you have the toothache
you can take them all out"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

AT Orlsndo, Mo some children quar-
relied about who should swing en- q
picnic ground. Norville, the father of
one set of children, stabbed and killed
Goddard, the father of the other S t.
There will be no dispute about the swing
NorYille will swing on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

JUDGE BEER, of Ohio. Is a candidate
for public Office. His name should be
printed on the ticket without initials or
title in order to draw the largest vote.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

EXTRACT from a young Newport
sveIl's note TO friend: Sorry CAM
bee introduced to Your sister This af-
ternoon, mi Valettleft mi Three O'Clock
Suit in new York an kouldn't Go out
in Check suit Then. 0rfully sorry.
Faithfully yours, Algernon BERTHE
Silly"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

WENDELL BAKER, the champion
Splinter of Harvard College, the other
day ran 44o yards in 479< seconds. If.
the telegraph tells the truth about his
time, Mr.. Baker is clearly a fast young
man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

a MATHEMATICAL calculation has
shown that If the muscles of a man
were relatively as strong as those of a
flea he could through book agent two
miles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

SIMPLY because a sewing machine
agent positively asserts that his ma
chine is the best made does not make it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

We have only one reason for being
skeptical about Mrs. Cleveland's charms
all the other ladies are so unanimous
in their admiration of her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

AN exchange says that this weather
will be the making of the corn. The
tight boot IS a good second, however.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
EVENTS AND COMMENTS.

W,xEE can talk great deal with
their ewes, but they don't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

In the police court: "Oficer, are you
sure that the man you have arrested is
dumb7" THAT am. yer honor
didn't the blaggard tell me so himself2"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
F. C. ANDERsoTs COLUMN
FRED. C. ANDERSON,
REAL ESTATE
Loan Agent,
Office in Basement under Mc1srniok
Co.'S Bank, $50 Main Street.

WILL SEARCH RECORDS TO TTT1r,
w OF Real Estate, Loan Money AZ -
hates OF Interest, Rent Houses, COIIsa
kents and Interests, Make out Deeds. NJ.
cages, Leases, Powers of Attorney. BOND,
Wis, etc, on short notice and moders.
Noarges- Territorial and County ses5s
ughr and Sold NOTARY PUBLIC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

special Notice-T hare q rcrge num5er d..
0perttes on ny books FOR SALE. rqHci.
Prtces from $50 20 S21Cs0, ,rhich a. =
epOsitirs bargains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

EDEIK BooTH. it is said, is weary, i'll
and respondent" and probably will re-
tire at the close Of next season. He has
paid his debts, settled his daughter with
a handsome dover, and has enough to
live on in his quiet way, and IL is q
familiar fast that the mere triumphs of
the stage have long lost their charm for
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

LORD RANDoLPH CHURCHILL says in
his election manifesto: THE COnstitu-
ton is TO be shattered and the Liberal
party is 70 be shiEered, for no other
reason than to crafty the ambition of
an old man in q hurry" Some one
should lead that youngster behini the
coal-shed and spank him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
HOUSES AND LOTS For s.Ir

~
~ 1900. Another farm bar,,of, 7,
time Just ecst Of Sandy: $50 acres pqter.,5
small JGrIn house, young orchard. 81 TI.
JGrnl mas large spring Of pare and c11sf-,,t
FOlctng irGter, tqhich, Nth other trnte- -
vested a. the place, iRsurcs 10 purchase,
mans I Offer this farm for hlrfv oa,s a. n
long time. 'e e
l,O50 Three-rOom new house. snr,--..
kitchen: porch and cellar; corner h. g
seos 4SenIy-nrst Ward. near Brighs-
Five-roOm house near BY. FoB,,.,-.,
Ward: nne location and land valnabis
1000. -Four room adobe house hi. ~
reds. rice orchard, Sixth East stre,,.1l
cheap place for the price asked.
A cnoiee corner. two blocks west OF NJ
on Second South Street. Is offered for 49,
time only. and az a bargain: Il las = -.
west front by 561S north front, with dive ~.
house Of several rooms -''s
1000. FOur-rOOm house on. Main ST..
lot SxlO rods. choice location and 6ns M
ronnding.; 10 per cent discount II tai;s
within thirty days.
1880. S.x-r0Om. solid-built house a.
lor, grainery. etc. corner lot, SKI rods iwsD.
tietn Ward, near Brigham and Fifth Esst
streets A bargain. Cause of seltng-rE
1,5Oo. Three room house, well built ,ps
u u
Ward, lot 211zx1O rods, south front; cheso'
A choice location close 10 Metropolnsn
hotel, OF 4XSS0 feet, with house Of ssTs-
rooms, which could be rented to paw a A.
interest on the investment. See me fo- a.
ticulars. -
4,25O. An eight room fine brick bou.s
with closets, bath room and celia
Eighteenth Ward, lot 3x10 rods, barn an
outhouses, etc
Farm of 100 acres, either in whole or in
!, II, onlp three miles iron the cisF plenty
OF water. See me for particulars
Business property in Provo. I have l6
feet frontage by II rods deep. in the eentfs
aud business portion OF Provo City. which
Will sell either In parcels 70 suit, or Tie
whole Call for particulars
II 1.6OO Six-rOOm adobe eottars
Hfim Nineteenth Ward. lot 4x6lI rots
ttiii east front, good neighbOrhOod: cor.
Hell Ventent & car line. VIII exchanzs
for 1--we stock II desired.
- oOO- IWo--OOm new rustic hOus
Aisz adobe lined, Eighteenth Ward; lot &,
5000. A finely finished, hve--oa
RICK House, for which you pay 81, 600 dow.
'alance in instalments 10 suit, with onlys
er cent interest per annum, and long tin
OF balance. Embrace the rara OppOrtuuir.
500. Four-rOom House. near car lin
twenty. FIRST ward; a cheap little place.
1880. Four-rOom House. Ninth war
for a bargain.
=. $500 Five-room bricl
.<AxfSk h ouse bay window. higi
fT416lkiS. cling God neighb0r
- d4 hood lot p % rod.
O $500. FiTe-rOom adj be house. e
Il 6xl0, close by and on CIR line Pay hdf
down, balance on time 10 suit
FEA 2,7OO A desirable house
4ReHA and lot in the 12th WErd,
ef AS1east front and close % Brig
Efl ~ - ham street House is sup
piled with hot and cod
water throughout. See me FOR particulars
q 1,4OO. FOur-roOm new hTek holse,
Lii south front, well fenced This Is
nice little place fo- ice pricG
SSS 1000. Five-roon ada
5--5Ls-is- house, lot 5X20 rods, vel
- T5SS set in choices tres AID
11-sze-~ shrubbery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

10000 Eastern and local money to Ia,
approved City aud County Real Ests,s
sums Of $50 90 and upwards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

because the water must make its way 10
the outside by the force of gravity. and
escape there by dropping to the ground
clear Of the stack.-American Ig,iouI-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

water throughout. See me for particulars
Q 1,4oO. Four-roOm new 6rck holse,
Lii south front, well fenced This Is q
nice little place fo- Ire pricG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

". Especial Attention given
70 the care and management OF
properties Of both residents a1d
non-residents, and 70 the execution
Of all kinds Of commissions in NJ
Hne % business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

. $500. FiEe-rOom ado be house. e
Il 6x1o, close by and on CIR line Pay AL
down, balance on time 10 suit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

1900 A desirable house
and lot in the 12th WErd,
east front and close % Brig
ham street House is sup
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

1,2oO. Fine building lot, 4xil rods,
south from, Eighteenth Ward.
1000 Two fun lots (coTnel 20x20 rods,
Tenth Ward. Here Is a bargain for some
body.
$50. East front building lot, good Iocs-
ton and not far from business.
rHn EMIL lnt Inran I'd aa-orLh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20

ne rate Of mile an hour; but we got
1nete' all The same. OF course we cussed
pit, but we gos even with Joe Mars.
VINO old lots Of tho Laughing. Joe,
You know, drives the hook
ana ladder carriage. Myi how
nc dsd laugh al our sorry plight Nov
Joe has splendid. spirited horse 20
atlVe Joe SAYS he Is the only man In
tne company that knows how 10 olive
" alas the hsat was great, the horse
excited, and on the run a fence few az
ana thoroughly demolished the truck and
me vanity OF Deputy Sheriff Joseph Mars.
we laughed--we couldn't help Il, No
particular damage was done, however,
out Joe does not brag SO much on his
driving now.
Oar alarm yesterday morning tried the
good nature OF our boys. Ii was long.
cold run, We got there, mer, hose, en-.
eine,truck. A big fire. gIu and saw min.
opih large frame buildings, bat not an
available drop Of water--"well, such a
He" The hook aud ladder company has
Just purchased new horse Joe Mars
says he is daisy. For Joe's sake we
nope So
President Austin has been successful IN
his efforts to procure free transportation
Tor the 1remen 70 the annual convention
TO be heldby the Flremens' State Sssocla-
ton At Temple in May next. Good, we
will be there,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20

A local fireman furnishes the following
Interesting Roma,
Aqueer case win shortly be heard in
the courts at 0sksloosa, Iowa. The heat
from q Democratic bon1re resulted 10 the
breaking Of plate.glass window In a
drug store close by. The celebrators
have refused TO pay the damage, and the
Insurance company will institute suit TO
recover from the city, since the authori-
Ties who claimed the building OF the flre
so close to the building did 80 In Viola
ton oil the CITY ordinance. No doubt the
Democrats will maintain that the drug
store had no business there, while the
Republicans will insist on charging the
whole thing up TO Grover Cleveland &
Co.
The insurance commissioners Of Mis-
souri, propose TO make provisions for the
holding OF fire inquests after every loss
good ideal but the same means used to
secure an inquest after the fire can be
used to secure an Inspector beforehand.
Inc London Fireman pays accomplishment
to Chief Swewies.
There was an Interesting meeting OF
the volunteer nremen OF philadelphia a
short time ago TO celebrate the lb0th an.
niyeTssry OF the organization of the first
! fire company in that city. The traditional
n miniscences Of anti.revolutionary times
must have been very amusing and IN
struciive.
A Louisville, KY, mechanic has in
vented an electric apparatus, which ne
says In future will put stop TO ma
ltcious persons VINO turn on false alarms.
HIS appliance Ia a pair Of magnetic nip
! pers, which holds by the wrist the man
who turns on the alarm, and holds him az
the b X until the arrival OF the fire de-
partment. The man can only be releas,
by the hremen who turn off the current
aud 'he magnet relaxes its grip.
On December Duluth stationed three
additional men at the engiue-house for
winter service.
Rev. Il. Smith OF the Bangor Aerial
Ladder company is making trip SoutA.
While at tire recently thieves plum
dered the buggy of Chief Evans Of Pitts
burg aud that OF his assistant.
! The Hornet Fire company of Junction
City, Kan, has established free reading
room in that city. A good idea,
The San Francisco city council are IN
favor ofraising the salary OF the chi
fire engineer 10 $4,000 per year and the
electrician to $4,000.
The fre engine ut Wells, Mimi, wat
frozen up solid TO- sGtsyeral days aud the
Advocate Wisely insists thaS this sort oi
thing ehnaid not occur again as the ma
chise might be needed.
In l'i79 the Union ESgine Company No
l of Philadelphia had thirty members, 2lC
buckets, one engine, thirteen ladders
sixty bags and two hooks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20
80 MilfnI Intant.


Correspondence or the uazette'
GRAHAM, Tex, Dec. l7.-Dayld Nc
Clure of Palo Pinto county, who was ar
rested ON complaint Of The Graham aud
weatherford stage driver for placing o
fence across the road, had hearing be-
fore the United States commissioner to-
day and was discharged. Mcclure pro-
duced certified copy Of an order Of the
county court OF Palo Pinto county au.
thorizing him 20 change the road, aud the
COMM .sioner ruled that there WIS no
wilml intent to delsy or interfere with
the United States mail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20
sWERrwArER.
Cattle blockade Partially Broken--rarm.
ersie Need % RATA

tattie hiochaoA PARTIALLY Hroken--f Farm d
ersie Need % RATA
speolsi 70 the Saseise.
SwRErwArER. Tax, Dee. 10 The
cattle blockade has at last been partially
broken at this point BY the shipment by
Messrs. 7. Y. NcwmAa, A. ]. &F.M.
Long aud others OF about forty.nye or
dfty cars Of beeves In the last day or two
Many herds have gone, some 20 other
points, so c 10 Balllnsog and GOOD
May hack 70 the ranches. an classes Of
stock are now In q condition for this
season OF the year IN this county. The
weather ell fall and up 10 this time has
been mild and dry. To-day Ia ike May
weather Ia this climate. Stock cattle are
worth from So TO $40 per head
Six hundred AID ferty-two head OF
sheep sold yesterday fer 1915.
Farmers are complaining that the dry
weather has already greatly Injured tho
wheat prospects and that IL WIN ali die
unless we nave raln or STOW by January
next
j. o Scarborough, leading LAWYER Of
thus bar, Is being prominently mentioned
Tor the position Of assistant attorney
general under the Ross administration.
We, who know bin, think that the g0y.
ernor could not do better.
Our people generally were much sur
prised at the action Of the court OF 40.
peals affirming the case OF VIII Boyett.
who got ninesy-nlne years for the MUIR
der OF Ben Warren, state ranger, at
this place In February, 1884, owing to
the fact that the case OF w. J. Wood.
who was indicted for the same crime,
and was tried aud convicted on the same
testimony, and got the same torn as
Boyett, was a day or two before reversed
aud remanded for new trial. Wood
was tried before Lieut.. G ov .-elect Wheel.
or at Baird In Callahan county, and Boy
EFT before Judge Kennedy OF the Thirty.
second district at Abilene in Taylor
county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20
HOUSTON GENIUsRs.
They Ciaim to Rave Invented New
Motor.

Ahe9 CAalu 10 HhNo AhNonteu Now
Motor.
Special to tho Gazette.
HoUsToN, TEX, Dec, 10 .--Messrs. Bar.
r!ett and helms OF this city, the inventors
If the new telephone recently tested be-
tween Galveston and New Orleans with
marked success, left tonight for Washing
ton, accompanied by II. II. Ring, OF the
frm OF Brady & Ring, who represent the
Houston cepi alists who have purchased
an interest Ia the Invention. After pros
eeuting tneir claims fer all neces-
ssry patents, the party Will
proceed to New York city and
organize a stock company. In addition
TO the telephone invention, Messrs
BARRETT & helms claim they have Invented
o new motor that will successfully operate
aud move street cars without the use OF
horse power, water, fuel or electricity,
In fact new power. a patent on this
motor will be applied for. The young
geniuses yesterday sold. an eighth interest
in it for $1,000, aud seem slngnine OF the
successful operation OF their discovery,
which has not yet been made public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20
weatherTord.

Our department has not sent mary
communications for the flremen's depart
ment, aud 1t seems the proper thing to
have an account OF the last entertain
ment, O grand masquerade ball, at the
opera house. The ball was given by the
fire department of Weatherfurd, com
posed of engiue company No l and the
hook and ladder company A. season.
able hour the guests began TO arrive, aud
it was not long before the spacious hall
was crowded by the masked partici-
pants and number of persons
who were less hilarious and unmasked
At the commencement Of the evenings
pleasure, very pretty tsbleau was pre-
scented by the con pany. The first was
the "Goddess of LIBERTY" represented
by Miss Della Cullum. The next was the
"Fire Queen" represe ted by Miss Maud
Baker. The third was "rexas aud In
snrance," represented by Miss Emma
Cullum. The young ladies' were masked,
and no one could possibly tell who they
we're at the time. After the
tableaux, the dancing commenced,
and was kept up until the "wee sma' I"
hours, and was marked for good behavior
and gentlemany department. The cos
tunes OF those who were masked on the
part Of the ladies were very pretty and
in some instances very appropriate for
the occasion, II being q tiremen'a ball.
On the other hand the costumes worn by
some Il the gentlemen wsre weird and
fantaslical, and In more than one In
stance were fun-prOvokiug Some
Of the costumes Worn by the
young men. who were DESTROYS Of
personating "Big lniun Me,n and the
''Subtle Colortd Indiyid all were per
fectly hideOus. AS usual on such occa-
slons q great amount Of mistaken
identity took plece-the wife would not
know the husband. and the young man
would not know CHS best girl" Me-. j..
s. Joplin deserves special attention, In
asmuch as he was persOnating the soul
lud pusson" OF the female kind,
and by his fantsetical capers con-
tinued to be the center Of attraction
during most OF the evening and by his ia
miiarity with one of the old gentlemen
present who was unmarked, caused some
very hearty laughter on the part OF the
entire assembly at the old gentleman's
expense, lnasmuch as his "better half
was present.
Marshal ID. C. Bratton was floor man
ager and conducted the ball In elegant
style.
Mr. G M. Bowie, "chief" Of the fire de-
partment, exerted himself to see that
every one prrseHt had pleasant time.
At ~ O'Clock all unmasked and ended
with the "Hume, Sweet Home" waltz.
The flreboys deserved praise for the
manner in which everything connected
with the ball was conducted. Al suits-
BILE time It would not be bad to repeat the
entertainment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20
Princlpal once, ssl naln 81. LouIsyILLE, IN
FIREMEN'S DEPARTMENT.



On Monday the department was called
out to pay their last respects to their late
foreman, John T. Small, who died on
Sunday at $40 p. m. The department
formed on Spring street near the engine
house, marched to the house OF the de-
ceased, whore the cssket containing the
remains OF their beloved foreman were
placed on the truck, aud the procession
formed, drum corps Of five mvn, Hose
No and Hooks 10 full dress uniform,
truck heavily draped In mourning, car
rlages containing relativ and friends OF
the deceas' d, city council, and city Of.
ficers, marched TO the Methodist church
where services were held, conducted by
the Rsv. j. S Mathis. The procession
the reformed and proceeded TO The
cemetery, where the burial rites were
performed. He will be greatly missed,
and his place cannot be filed in the run
ming team.