Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
DENIS0N.
Detailed DOings Of the Municipal Au.
thorities OF the Gate
City.
Talk of IA Charity Bnll-Poor Humanity
win start an Ice Factory-Por-
sonal Mention.
Special to tho Gazette.

Special to tho Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Jan. S.-'The city coun-
Gil met last night to attend to the regular
monthly business with Mayor Hanna in
the chair and Aldermen Porter Yocum,
Carter, Randell, Waltz, Tone and Rennie.
Sundry bills against The general
fund amounting to 1892 so, in
GLIDING officers salaries Of $3.50 sc,
were ordered paid. Sl3lS 10 was pre-
scented against the school fund There
not being that amount IN the school fund
Alderman Tone moved TO borrow $500
from the fire fund and 500 from the
bond fund and to pay be bills presented.
Carried. The bills OF S30S 20 against the
street and alley fluid were ordered paid.
A bill was drawn on the fire fund for the
amount of 500 80 and paid. A bill for the
impoupding of cattle was referred to the
Police cOmmittee-rhe police report
for the mouth Of December was read and
tlled. 1t shows that 40 arrests were made
and III convicted; the fines paid
amounted to S70S.75 and unpaid TO SIS 90 !;
the ines served out in Jail amounted to
S55s so, with total of iucome to the re-
corder's Office for the month aggre-
gated $l322i city attorneys fees
Tor the menth, Sl24; cash paid
to the city treasurer, 1881 10.
Assessor and collector, report for De-
ccmber was read, and showed total of
$500 collected for the month. The city
treasurer's report showed at last reading
T. have S5i5i.52 on hand receipts,
STOPS %, disbursements, S36S5 o.; i'm
the different funds, $1,000 50; referred to
finance committee. The fine OF Mattock
Tor GiSorderiy conduct was RENTED. The
hond OF Jas. Estes as special policeman
was referred back for the bondsmen 10
qualify. On motion OF Waltz the mar
shal was ordered 10 notify the railroad to
fix up several crossings. Waltz and
Nocum wanted the eight-hour system for
the schools, but Randell thought that was
not long enough. Laid on the table.
On motion OF Yoculn the iail was ordered
repaired aud wooden shutters nut
up 10 the windows On motion OF Tone
the school committee was ordered 10 OK.
anime the school-building with the view
OF putting up another staircase for the
purpose OF escaping in case OF fire. Ten
additional days were granted TO the
grantees OF the watcr-works on motion of
rome. Ten dollars were applied to the
assistance OF George Drlnkard by motion
OF Alderman Porter Tho council ad.
lourned on motion OF Tone until next
Thursday.
Jerome b. Jennings, the man who
brought stolen goods into the state, was
taken to Sherman in default of $500
bond.
Col herigan, general superintendent of
the southwestern system, aud Col. T.. Il.
Slbley, general superintendent of the
missouri Pacific. with their private Sec
reury, arrived from the North last night
and left this morning for Galveston.
Inc ladies Of the l. NJ. NJ. G. c. society
are talking about giving a bali tor The
benefit of the poor OF Denson. This h n
good move on the part Of our charitable
ladies,and success is bound to crown their
efforts
Col. pawley and family arrived from
fort smith last night to make Denlson
their future home. 1t VIII be remem
htred that Mr. Dawiey is the gentleman
VINO Is going 70 build an ice factory in
this city.
Bob Collins, hlg-hearted Bob. was So I
ilclting help for the family OF John Gin. |
oons to'doy MIR. Gibbons died Yesterday /
~ ~ O'Clock and his family had no money |
10 uurN hlin with, and are themselves In 4
ufstltute circumstances, having no
Nouu Whatever nor half enough
uiotnlng' Mr.. Gibbons at one uno
W.. very well-to-do citizen of Denison,
out ABOUT year ago that dread disease.
consumption, conhped him to his bed. and
ne spent all his means for medical aid
superintendent Quinlan and trainmas.
ter OF No. ?. division, MIR. Littig. and
tralnmaster OF No division, Mr.. Daffan
q The Houston & Texas Central, came up
Today in a special car.