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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
WILLS pOINT.
Pleased with the wriir.Up Danger from
tho Farmers Alliance,

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wits rpfSr. TN, Feb %. is-e.
| 10 Inc Editor of tho Gazette
Tie recent wrilc-up Oi this place IN
/ Vonr paper has made friends for II here.
| The PEOPLE are more than ever disposed
10 bc friendly toward II because they
fccl no sclnsh feeling viii ever influence
! The paper or people OF Fort Worth a. re-
yards n rival town, and that your people
have no money TO spend In preventing
Wills Point, or ans other town, from Sc
curing a courthouse, providing the
people Of the county want u located
there,
Bu.iuess X satisfactory now, although
the volume ~ not 20 great o. IL has been
Tor past months There uro fewer people
on Tie streets which indicates that farm.
cfs are busy at work putting in their
crops for tho present year
The farmers alliance u gaining a foot
hold eyer here, and already It's influence
r. being felt, whether for good or bad
only lime can tell for IL seems 10 me,
unless turner's are very careful, they Viii
cron'c the very thing they are
trying TO avoid. nludc TO their
effort 10 put down what they are pleased
10 term monopoly by centorlng thclr
trade IN the hnuds Of few men IN these
small towns. II followed oui TO It's L..
gltlmntc ends this concentration of trade
In one MINIS hand will have the effect to
drive out competition aud reduce the
number Of merchants and thus give the
man who furnishes them u monopoly and
place the people Of the country Ia their
hnnds altogether.
I had the pleasure OF examining some
rare papers and letters written By Sam
Houston, among which was n copy Of his
memorial address to the general AS
scnlbly Of Tennessee, asking o. dissolve
the bonds VI mulrmony between himself
and the wife he married while governor
Of Tennessee, and about which so much
interest seems 10 center, because OF The
mystery connected with the separation
which occurred soon after the marriage
was contaminated These papers are
in the hands of Capt, Buscomb, The cor
respondent Of TIE GAZETTE here, and he
tells me he conlcmplutcs sometime writ
Ing II history Of Texas, matter, by the
way, which he IA fully competent 10 do
Col. Montfort of this place. who, by
the way, keeps one OF the best hotels in
Eastern Texas, In thinking OF trying the
hotel business In Fort Worth. Should he
do so the travelling pubIcwOuld be pleased
His interesting family would be an ad.
dltlon TO the social circles OF the Fort.
MIS-. Steel one Of his daughters. pants
pictures like q Nandykc and sings and
plays dlyinely, ns ! had the pleasure OF
examining some very mcrltorious work
wrought by her delft pencil upon canvas
a low days ago. Il. W. Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28


was determined TO quarantine. r..
gariicsr Of what he might report.
Or Swearingcn, state health officer, was
sent for and he said quarantine was un.
necessary As The injury had been vide
spread bccausc Of an advertised quaran-
tine, nli men hoped, and had right TO
hope, that The governor would proclaim
10 people outside Of Texas that there was
no danger Ia coming 10 Texas, and TO
people 10 The state that there was no
danger IN visiting the towns a
gubcrnatorlnl proclamation would
have been worth much TO Texas.
But instead Of proclamation Of safety
Tho state T. treated ioa private letter 10
The mayor Of Dallas by The STATE health
officer, after The latter had visited Dallas
On tbc morning OF The day he came to
Fort Worth The states health onlccr
suggests; the governor should proclaim,
Texas needs such proclamation, because
Dallas has advertised the state ina way
20 ininre H.
The Inspection, farce, we suppose, VIII
conclude the entertainment presented by
Dallas 10 the people oi North Texas.
Consistency demands this OF the emf.
mont physicians who manipulate Dallas
newspapers and Dallas interests bal.
las newspapers falsely reported the clos
ing OF Fort Worth public schools Dallas
aldermen falsely stated the receipt OF let.
ters Of warning and we presume Dallas
will let Itself down easy by Inspecting
men on the trains until This work Of igno.
rance and spite dies ont Of the memories
Of men
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
YnN RAMNAr rNrNRN N eAAn

2iiG ran iIhr FUTURE { ~ TENAS.
The Importance OF q milWa, connection
with Texas Is attracting The attention ol
managers of every north and south road
west OF the Mississippi aud cast of the
Rocky mountains, No system * com.
ple,c that Is shut out OF Texas, This zen.
cul desire 20 obtain q share of the carry.
Ing trade OF this state Is sufficient owl.
deuce that shreNd men look 10 a hin
future Cor lt, We have now the Atrhla6n,
Topeka & SANTA tr aud The st. t,ouIs a
Sun Francisco striking FOR Texas across
The Indian Territory Three or four
roads OF lesser magnitude have rights OF
Way through the Territory aud o,hers
arc aeklng Tor such grants from conggcss
Allogo,hcr nine railroad companies now
have bins before congross praying lor tho
right 70 built avross The forbidden terri.
tory ol course, some of these aN mere
speculative enterprises, hut the most Of
Them Nill somc day build roads over tho
rights OF way thus obtained.
There win soon br NJ least four sunk
lnes connecting rcSas with The Northern
cities. Two Of these, the Missouri luclac
aud The Iron Mountain, arc already bOnt.
The others arc lle Alchlson, Topeka &
Santa ~ and nc ST, Louis & San Fran.
elseo, The iomeg IL pretty suro 10 have
two lmcs IN Texas 4 nilh Is not improh.
aolc, Y the Gut, Colorado 3 santa NJ
concludes 70 take advantage OF hs rlrhi
% WAY through the TERRITORY
WHEN dccp water Is obtained At some
point ON tho Texas coast aud shipping
point established rcsoSwpl become The
great lhofourhtam Ior lhe shipment. IL
Tho Missouri valley % Iorcgp markets.
siuiy HAN ever then, VIII The milroad-
Nel INC nevt' u ronnppilon with this pnii.
mi 60 Hei there he, must liulld lhnlnph
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
mn ulAR.lNrLNn nnnnnn

MANohNttit pNii,Ns, my, Fob, Is, 1850
Nolicc is hereby Rlyoi that under the recon
mondallohR NJ nr Il NJ. swoarlug0u. hcalu,
oolcor OF the state az 1rNAa, communicated Ia
me this dry utter HE lnycdlghton uf tho pros
ont state OF rmull pos IN Fort worth, the quar-
nnline heretofore IN force Va hereby substituted
by tho ryatcm Of inspection recommended hy
him rhai vs. to nny
That Ml persona coming lrom points whcrp
amall l'oN u known to oNlst shall loo lnspocted,
under tho ordinance on thu subject, by tho
phSslodns NOW on quarantine duty II the
physician making the inspection shat, bo antls
He'd that tho person Inspected has not boom
exposed TO the small pos by such proximity or
contact with Affected prrsous or lonhiltlbs hs TO
render Injection probable then such pcrann
sllhll bo allowed 60 cntcr Dallas, hut II tho
contrary hc true 10 suoh degree az ia create
reasonable apprehension OF infection lre m tho
person inspected, he shall not ho allowed To
paeR HE quaranllnp aHtlup, The ammo rule
ahell nprly tu goods. baggage and travelling
shows aud vendors 10 hits cNtent former
Instructions are revoked Doctors Nowsou,.
Mcrka aud MccAtly win be ao,orncd accord
maly
II : earnestly hoped lhal an such prccau
llonNry measures may be safely abandoned In
very short time, Dr. swcaringcn's comnunl
cation ia hereto appended
JoiIN illNnf nRowN, Mayer
mn sWt.,i1NurN 10 MAYOR nRnwN
WoFin, frN,, Fob, %, 1881 lion. john
Henry htoWn, Mayor at nRllOs nntR Su.-t
have not Tine TO niah TO write an ohielal com
mnniention, but VIII say that my inppoetlon of
Inc Infected smallpox placed OF Fort worth
10 DAY oonltms tho opinion given yon thia
mowlpe, that IN lnspoo,lon rylre ON tho
talss against punona WHO have hopn ,iheolly
exposed 10 Tho intcSt,on by coming In coniac,
with II, VIII slye your city an the fouuisitp
nrodfm protection that evan be piyon.
! therefore NEST tcspcejrully eaegcsl that
yoh Withdraw or royokc The gcncrni quarantine
and that sou substitute Instead an inspection
eerNicr said srr,ice applying to injected nor
cons IRON any and an places where ANAL poN
pfcNNils haze the honor 30 be, your ohedIcnt
SERVANT a. w. swrNniNtnN.
state Health onlerr
Tho calling ~ thc quarantine trick Is
as impoinnt rs its inauguration WAS pltl.
inl Tho great Injury dopc d, the quar-.
an,inr was It's advertisement 60 tho world
that smallpox prevailed 20 sneh extent In
Vn' iNNNH CITY ~ To rondct quarantine
necessary The unavoidable result was
a public lrlaht and every town and $40.
ton and all interests suacyd Dallas
Itself paid 10 dollars aud ccnis Tor tho IN,
Jury Il was thought would DO donc Fort
Worth only. A. Fort Worth, however
was The one polni assailed, Il dryolyod ON
Fort Worth 10 light the assault made by
Dallas not only on Fort Worth but In,
directly on al the state, especially ON
North and West Texas, Medical ability
oi The highest order luyostigAjcd the *. I
tent Of nc dlscase h Fortwoflh aud pro.
bounced tho quarantine "ioily.n .lgno. I
i''nra" spite" fsen the health oalccr
q Dallas icstlael 60 the abspncv Of 40,
necessity iorl Il. bui confessed that Dallas (
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

No'ONg who understands The Dallas
peculiarly cnn ho surprised ~ quarantine
there ~ sustain quarantine needed the
creation ni several ncN Offices When
40 once Is Ia sight, The Dnlas eye Is
blind 10 everything else In The world
Etcrunl salvation would not have an a..
traction for the Dallas man, II II was to-
be- put against the loss Of n temporal of.
nee Whom II cnmc 10 be known lint the
establishment oi quarantine would ncccB-
sliHlc The creation Of the office Of qunnn.
Tine officer, ut snlnry OF $3.50 per month,
and That other plncos would have to bo
provided ior guards, 6unkcye, bnngcrs.on
and other friends " the administration,
II would have been NJ vain TO attempt lu
arrest The planets 10 thor orbits ~ 10
prevent quarantine At Dallas. ~ bo
sure, nothing vas accomplished by H.
Men cauiu and went from Fort Worth to
Dallas with yory little Inconvenience.
That ISN'T the point Tho Offices we're
ihorc They were ililcd, from the $3.50.
health officer to tho most trivial
guard, aud being slnccurcs lhey brought
happiness II mover was intondcd to IN.
tcrrupt travel from Fort worth 10 Dnl.
lns Nobody stood in fear Of smallpox
for Dallas had the smallpox before Fort
Worth did II "ns good protoNl for a.
few moro Offices, and the temptation was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Coz J n Bnnroa sfcpori'd % my-
ing mtle another remark worthy % MI
accepiotlou II Win be- recalled thni
while state engineer of railroads Col.
IIfiliOn vas reported ~ the Houston
Post nr saying tlilu 'mor passengers acl
on aud on the trains ai Fort Worth IN
lwcnlyliopr hours him NJ Dallas, Caves
ton, Houston, Gan Antonio and Austin
combined" A lew days since o party Of
Fort Worth people, among them MoHsrs.
3 u Reed, Tobo Odcm aud J. u POLK,
were NJ n hotel 10 Dallas when resi-.
dent of That town ngkrd How did YOU
20 gcl Overt" Col Jim Brit.
lon who was Standing near with tlinl
cmphlsis and promptpcss That makes bin
bcloved Of bic friends, replied for ibc
Fort Worth crowd "Slcpi Don't you
know that that quarantine WIS gotten up
10 keep folks away from Fort worth aud
not out Of DaIinsgr We ten the lnlo ~
II was told 10 ns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
~ AoIIrN RAIhRolD o.lNIAloN

IN dCfil'B RdILROdD CsIUtAfGN
The present activity in mlrQnd build
Ing u uncn,mplcd ~ TcxuH Every town
Of my importance Is lohdlDp encourage.
mcnl 10 railroad enterprises and reaching
out Tor additional connections win Tho
commercial world Even the villages
aud smaller towns That have boon wont
TO groN dusty Win inaciion arc dcmnnd.
Ing new ronds Men Of property donnie
! llbcrolly OF lheir means, and even Young
men WORKING on salaries, who have no
real estate and no business 10 be- fed by
now roads, join In the general cnihus'ns
and subscribe 70 the general welfare. II
f. characteristic Of Texas TO do things IN
This largc-henrtod way Everything for
Tho common good j. The motto that all
recognize
An enumeration Of tho ronds now
building, and hose projected and likely
80 be commenced within tho present
year, Is not easily made, but to mention
a lew Of Tho moro prominent will surprise
people who have not kept up with The
progress VI the state
Tho Atchlson, Topeka Santa l'e viii
build from Southern Kansas southwest
through The Panhandle aud on to III
lDso, and from Arkansas CITY lo Gaines.
vile and Fort worth The ST Louis &
San brpnclsco Is preparing to extend Is
Inc westward through the Panhandle,
aud southwark from Fort Smith to Paris,
aud that promising town Is pretty well
assured ol Tho Santa ic extension from
Dallas, the Central extension from
Roberts, as well as the Marshall & North.
western. Fort Worth viii push NJ
through the Panhandle by the Fort Worth
q Denver, 10 tho southwest by the Fort
worth Rio Grandc, and Is now almost
In reach Of Waxalachic by tho Fort
Worth New Orloaus The East Line
viii probably so from Mckinney TO Den.
ton Large subsidioa arc promised by
Henrietta aud adjoining towns for an OK.
tension OF the roud from Chimes.
Yllle Very quietly the CUT, Colo.
rado Is Sauta to Is pushing out
from lrownwood to the Northwest, and
" now utmost Al Coleman CITY work ~
rapidly goius ON along the San Auiouo &
AfOnsus Pass foatl The Missouri Pacific
has surveyors IN The dold to map out a
branch from Dallas TO Grcou,illo Others
probably nrc IN, prospect bul these are
either in process of construction or IN su
advanced q state Of preparation as TO lac
assured Work on nearly every ON OF
thcm will, worry likely, he begun hcIorc
The close OF The present year. They VIII
add several hundred mileg to our railroad
mllcngc develop new regions, build up
towns aud cities, bring population to our
inviting praircs lucroa.c our wealth, and
augment The Intelligence Nnd enterprise
of the slnle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
TExAs IN TYPE.
The prlit OF E,onisin Various Quarters OF
the Lone Star state.

ihe Lone star state.
The electric tower at Waco is mpldly
mourning completion
Mrs, Bryds0n Of Austin was serionslv
burned few days since while clranin;,
her yard and burning some Bermuda
grass.
Mrs, G, u. Goats, Il widow living near
Graham Prairie, blew ont her brains with
\ pistol. No ciu,c can he asrcrtalpod
for this rash act.
There IS an effort being made to build
a tramwny from Garlic Springs 10 Cotul.
Ia, which would give the former place
dailN railrond communication with SIM
Antonio,
Mr' Nclll IN sinking an arlcsIan well
ON his ranch, near Carrie Springs, at the
uoptll ct sixty feet struck Il vein of rich
copper ore. Further Investigation showed
the deposit 10 he about loo feet In thick
ness.
\ Young man ln The ncighhorhood Of
Whitrwrlght met With 4 serious nnd
almost fatal accident white narrowing
oats his team ran away and threw him
under an iron tooth harrow, dragging
MN considerable distance.
'''N'N NA'n' NANt Ntfh fNgtnH over a
large tract ol countr, IN Dantcis, couui,
very few oi The cedar brakes rscAping
u y feared these fires, In conjunction
WITH The dry Weather will cause much
suffering among the cattle. which IN "a
THIS llme have been doing fairly we'll
rENAs STATE NSsociAfloN op ARc,u.
rLtrs.
AZ an executive session held al attrid
an' boSque county, February W. 1850
present, John AndreNarths, as chairman.
) - FLANDERS, w G. Dodson. A. II .Brls,
5Vh y = kanr president eN-nnlcIo- il
WIS resolved that the chairman Of the
executive committee OF the Texas state
ASSOCIATION Of Architects be aud h here.
ny authorized 90 represent to the commits.
slontrs' court 81 Bosque county, now IN
session 10 select plansBnd bids fora CONT.
mousse that the architects present arc no,
pwpafcd, and wonld not meet contfacto,s
10 competition on selection of nlans fnr
public or private buildings Thai m,
precedent And true practice IN the mn,
iesslan # building tofbidS Ii az holm, ~.
MIR partial, dclnorallzlng and tInanTlatI,
dsadyaniAgvnus 10 the county or parti,s
20 TONG, and the code ni rules ana MAJ,
iieV ~ afehittc,s throughout thu unncd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Exellement ln r,,n..

treat rNci,emcnt has been caused in
me vicinity Of Paris, Tex, BY the remnrk.
aole discovery OF MIR. J y. Corley, who
vas SO helpless he could not turn M bed
9t raise his headi everybody said he was
lying OF consumption. \ trial bottle OF
~ Kings Now discovery was sent him
thldlng relief, he bought large bottle
. ana boz OF Dr.King's New Life plls hy
ule tlme he had taken two boxes Of mis-
any TWO bottles of tie Discovery, he WAS
wei and hal gained in iesh thiriy.sIx
hounds, Trial bottles Of this great dis.
Hams & Co.'s -" " a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
oAznrrn nnAnon orrIors.

pAtiaH-T, q, Mckee, manager
DENfBOH--Diok Chhnb0flnln, mhDhYhf
Wkoo--A. u. O'Noiii, manager,
slBHmAns-,J, ~, bills. manager
WFAHERrOnD-.ii, ", Dorsey aud i, Nor
vail, nnnhacras
riuis-.C ", MhEoy, manager
JrFgnIlHUN-,J, u. itilehenA, manager
MAnsHALfs--itpbt Kennedy, manager
AntLunE--W, W, Powell, manager
NLraUuRE-.W. H. BYRD, manager
~ tAaO--5. H. Lyons, inanhggf
DktEEsviLLK~sF T., I'M aud u H. dickson,
mhunRafAi
iiOHitAM--C. ". johnson, manager,
iiONnr HHOvn.-I. q, HUI, manager
HA1HD--ffank Dorsey manager,
dNHFHyfLLH.- n Wheeler, manager
VoLOHADO--W, u, N0whifki manager
MfNEOtAs-v. ifnnmhainr, manager
tilHqo--W II. Pulley, manager,
WfirFsDOnO-.J, y, Glenn, mnnngof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

iiuaf wonrn iS looking With d great
dem Y ntcwsi 70 ihe movement 20 cN.
tend Tho Eosi Line railroad from McKIn.
nes a. ponson. Though that would not
eve fart Worth anoN railroad, Il would
Wncnl lhln v'iy indirectly by building up
llicoppiry through which the road i to
run, And that uonaiiA Is largely ous.
loncf 81 our business D, lllo npN road
W. wupld galO another connection, hy
nas ~ peptpn, Win The couoirs norIl.
easfai this ely aud ghp numerous aud
nu'lrlshlnQ towns ny thai rAu pithc siale
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

TUT Interests OF TcNns demanded a
ploeiamatlou 70 an The world that 40
'iisnacf threatened people comlng TO TcN,
aA Instead of proclamation we have Il
npggcatlon from DR. Swcaruacn on tho
iaplc Of rnR GAserrr NOW are ncwspa.
pele nom other states reporting small.
pcs 10 reNas = Tho deslgu isio Keep PEG.
Pic on OF she state. Dr SMarmgen's
suggestions me, eootnr The iccltnes Of
qugfaniuers hui what Of The Interests OF
ItkAkg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

l XII tshVn1, Pa Feb. e The amalga.
ma,sd association Of iron and st9cl
=. .,, has on loot scheme 10 establish
" nus Guy huge depot or store, fron
m sa VIII To distributed supplies of
nuur' groceries, boots and sloes' sohacco'
Nc. ~, 70 subordinate stores lhrouphoHt
shN mountaineering communities II the
!, os ,s, manufacturers aud merchants
y 'h'S ana oihct cites have agreed 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Tcxnh Every road that asplfcs 70 DO o
through insincss must have a Inc 10 The
gull
Tho far.Hoclug milfoad managers see
~ these poInis, and their present move.
mcnts arc calculated With an eye 30 The
luturc They SEQ hat Texas " 20 ne fhc
greatest state IN iho Union, aud ~ puri
take Of me honcnis 81 her greatness they
must Offer her people tleir roads Tor a
share Of the immense business that VIII
becontrollcd ~ ihls state Aud there
arc men lcss Bugaclous. than railroad
manager. Who sco MS, and men not In
cllncd 20 enthusiasm who predict HAT
his greatness is not len years 10 The IN
tnu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

frorie have been frightened by "a.
aagefated accounts OF smallpox A
from Tue governor would
feassprc thr public. Or SMrarn.
won's suggestion icmorcs dlscrmlna.
tlon against Fort wortt, hnl what OF
TeNaAf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

lunnN y tain oi passing an ordinance
az Mckinney 70 kcep small boys on the
STREETS NtnIght MctIinuoy doesn't want
an> such law What II needs Is 60 pro-.
-'hi 30 mothers OF the orcudl0g luycp.
lies With u loi OF nice cat clubs, aud NAH,
them promise 90 use them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Sr. LouIr. Mo XXX eIols@
Kenriok Of this caslo'. stlos y (,
to questions io-da, n ~ "
concerning the order !. ,,S'.Ic , Y
Labor, was very s ,a, X NOR
nuncia,lon Of tbs ofS V. ssaaA,
not speaking oilielaii 'l.,, n i.
lively that ne was Y.g.leostInE
Der % his diocese ',,''TreIps',
OF Labor under aps MA ~
added ihat be censlss NJ
Lahora most dAn''sssr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

By trying again and kes ~, I. n
many things seemingly 'ssi'ssIas is
attained. Hundreds o. ~ NJ NJ
kidney and liver coapls',t e 4
cured by Electric b'll 'nS X "a
thing else had been tilen y, X, Va
don't think there is no ,r ea ~ X \
try Electric Btters' ~, VA q
cine so safe, 50 pure. an nSlt.tn
blood purifier. Elecifl,e s n dIs
dyspepsia, diabetes Ia ap a.. Il Il ssA
the kidneys. lnyaluAv,aS os,;li
stomach and liver, sna ,..s l,a
urinary difficulties, ,,,,' .'n
50 cents, at IL. W. y ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Il the government has 20 pay damages
q the Chinese Who wore maltrcaiod by
hocdlums IN California and Wyoming,
wouldn't Y be strict Justice 10 tax the
houdlums Tor the amount to bc paIdY
Few Of them, probably, conld pay ,ax,
put lbc rockpilc Is OF easy access Hon,
'est lswahidlng pcopn are not Ia ieyoro
paying FOR the excesspe Of rouahs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Vito sVnt that Infamous Telegram rom
san Antonio OssailIng w j SWAMI The
miserable slanderer thought 10 ln1rc he
has but .eirongthcnod Mr. Swain with
iht, peotla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

TnlN are using TcNas COW ponlcs ltcsh
from lhc range on the street cars OF At
mnla lIrr Ia Texas, whrr bucklng
punlos ARE loo common TO AFFORD any
amuscmont, They nAp mules
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

1iir enemies OF MIR Swain viii Hud
HAT The people OF 'roNas WI resent the
Infamous aud atrocious Islander perpc.
tr,ed ON him from San Antonio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

States torbldS any such practices ne heve
lhlelY been pursued by contractors bo.
loro commissioners courts, and p,liy
thr commissioners court ol Bosn,lc
county not TO comtenAnce any such prac.
tice as accepting contractors bids ON
shelr own plans at their own price, and
IN the event Of the court considering
plans through the contractors Then tho
architects present win withhold their
plans nom competition.
N'Su'ul JOHN ANpREW ARtHA
Chairman
y u, FLANDERS Memhors
VIC DopsuN Ex.Com.
y, j KANE, Nest, ASSN.
BRlStot. & CIAns.
AMER hearing discussion uro and con.
'hr commissioners court decide Il 10 ,ps'
am me architects and reject the con.