Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
WACO BUDGET.
A RED HOT CITY CAMPAIGN Al.
READY UNDER WAY
A Young Lady objects to Being Rugged by a
Suiior BJazos Navigation ISSUES Cor
iho VolIrs 10 Consider

Waco. Tex, Jan -. Especial The
municipal campaign s fnry ON and is
growing In Interest daily There ara
a number of issues which combine To-
Nvo it am unusually heated character
There has hecn during the pust year u
growing demand that bOutd Of
school trustees Ice created in ne
the city council 10 which thp
management and control of the public
schools are entrusted. II is concluded
that such q board would bp able to direct
aud manage The schools In q much more
satisfactory manner than b. at present.
the cuso. Like such questions generally
there is nnOther side 90 a. the advocates
of School trustees would bc no improve.
mont upon the cNisiug method. re-
marked prominent citizen 10 The tu.
zCttp corrrsWlndont yesterday. what
do those aldermen know nhoul schOplsf
Why. most of sthcm could not pnr4o tho
commoneat Kind Of sentence and would
not be- able ~ distinguish noun from
Bielu's comet Equally complimentary
rrmnrks are directed "a the school hourd
advocates boy the ndhereuts Of Tie pres
ems system of school government
Another question thrust into the mum.
cpnl political situation hut u few days
ugU promises iO create the lurgp9t Kind
81 " IlitlltlIN iWMs ~ - ~ NANINNHlNlNN
10 abolish the onica Of city treasurer aud
ndOpt the repository system for the
money and funds Of The city. IL con
templates lunniug or rather DE
posting the money OF the city
with the bunk or person Offering 10 pny
the greatest rate Of interest IN the daily
balances. with good ana sufficient se-
mrity for the sniety Of the money The
city treasurer receives Il Hulnry Of but
SIC year, tllc Income on The funds Of
the city being the real compensation
paid him IN The past the city treasury
ships contracts have boon between Oli-
GERS of rival banks nnd have been iu-
tousoly interesting anu exciting, so much
80 that IL n cluimcd they absorbed at
office to be filled The proposed change
has many strong advocates oven among
the bankers. and equally strong OppO-
sifiOn. II ~ expected tp come W. again
IN the city cnuncil next Thursdny night
on % resolution 10 instruct the mayor
the intention Of the city council 10
ask the legislature for nn amendment 90
the city charter, permitting tho adoption
OF the proposed new systcm.
Y. NJ. G. A. SECRETARY.
Mr.. Bort Thompson OF Fort Smith
Arb, has been appointed secretary Of the
Young Mons Christian association Ia
nus city ana fehcheN mere yesterday,
He takes the plhcc made vacant by The
resignation Of Mr. w. NJ Lewis TO ac.
cept the secreiaryshlD Ut the state or
gnnizutiOn Of the Young Mems Chris
tim association Of Georgia The new
secretary COMES highly Recommended,
nnd was warmly welcomed by The mem
bers Of the association upon his arrival |
The Young Mems Chris |
iinn association 10 WACO rs in q Hour.
ishing and effective condition, and its |
good work Is constantly leaving It's Inn /
press In various directions
A HUGGING CASE.
Tho mayor win be called upon tofnOr /
row 10 decide ease which promDes &c
be- az Interesting as Il ~ unusual Miss /
Henrietta Butler s tho complaining wit 4
ness against John Baker, who b charged
with aggravated assault aud battery i
The latter ~ young man about 20 years
OF age, aud u Is alleged was an accept
ed visitor az the residence Of the CONE
plainant He became FOO dem0nstralire,
Miss Butler alleges, while visiting her y
few nights ago Affer having conyersed
with the young lady Ia The parl0r for
half an hour, be found Il difficult a.
restrain growing inclination 10 clasp
her 10 his breast and pOGr out the fnle ~
bis love. He did the clasplng, hit did
not rencb he point 81 telling tbp STORY
Of his loYr She resented tie huepdna
aud diensaed the hueeer This was nor
tAs cab However. Aiiss bnuer entertalu