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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
ronn our nER owN roNsns.

New York March PA pinohed-faced
little boy walked with a cOnHtraincd air
into the hObokcn police station Wednesday
night and asked that n ply stefan be sent
20 the AID OF hts mother, Mrs lGmmerich
who lay NJ the point OF death in apart
ments az Go Adams street When City
Physician simon went 20 the rooms ne
found all the evidences OF extreme poverty
aud a woman lying w q pallet II straw
with three ehivcrinR children by her side
She was suifcring from dangerous iuiurics
20 her throat, While STRUGGLING with "A
coughing ht that nearly ftranriGd ner
Wednesday, she had Ia the hope % Sc
curing relief plunged piece OF wire and
q spoon into her throat and tore the ton
ails away,
She said that she had been suffering for
some time bat that her poverty had made
Il Impossible Tor her 90 secure medical
attendance.
SOME months ago, shc said she had
come into possession OF a trlnng legacy
Her husband took posseasOn az II and
disappeared. For two or three days thore
had not been piece or coal or crust 81
bread In the house for her children and
she had been coRhnod % her bod and
he'd been powerlosa 70 help them
She was removed TO an ambulance AMI
sluried 70 the hospital, on the way ~,
| died, Ter little ones were SAINT 90 "a,
! alfashnnsos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

Rock Island railroad to the markets OF
Kansas City and Chicago. One of our
commission firms is now loading for the
Chicago market car Of eggs, consisting
of 400 cases OF thirty dozen each, or a
total of l4tOOO eggs. All of these eggs
were gathered In less than week within
radius of FIVE miles Of AlvOrd A
great many Of our farmers are going TO
turn their attention TO the raising Of
hoks for the great Fort Worth packery
Trucking and hog raising 20 hund In
hand. We also expect Fort Worth In
butter milk, eggs and chickens. We
have lots Of room yet left for producers
No drones in our hive; they can't live
In this climate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
IN THE CITY.
THE LADIES' ASSOCIATED CHAR


THE LADIES ASSOCIATED CHAR
tiles.
In describing tho charitable institu-
tions Of Fort Worth, by an oversight.
the rcult Of It's haste. The Gazette
In its commemorative editions omitted
10 mention the Ladies' Associated Char
tiles. The enterprise and its work are
well known 10 our regular readers. be-
cause Of frequent occasion TO record It's
good donds.
Through the Kindness Of Manager
Phil Grecnwnll who 10 always ready to
further Gfy charitable cnuse the ladies
OF the Associated Charities have been
rendered the use of the opera house one
night next week. and will render a
flower cantata 10 raise revenue for the
prosecution Of their work No doubt
a large audience viii be present. who
will have the pleasure of a meritorious
performance as well as the conscious
ness Of aid In good cause to reward
their presence
Tho Associated Charities IL q non-sec.
tartan organization whose purpose is
10 conserve the charities Of the people
20 the end that the largest results pos
sibc may be secured 10y systematic dis.
trbution. j was organized IN 1901 and
has u membership of $50. The officers
are; Mrs J j. Jarvis, president; Mrs
J. 9. Terrell, Mrs. Charles Scheuber
and Mrs. Max lIlser viccprpsidCnts; .
Mrs John Swayne. treasurer; Miss Pau
line Wynne aud Miss Ollie Peak, Soc
retarcs. The executive committee. corr
sistiug Of the president aud yiccprcsi.
dents, meets weekly TO consider applica-
tons for relief. and there Is chairman
for each ward. 30 whom such npplica-
tiOns should be- made They are: First
ward. Mrs. jesse Jones: Second ward.
| Mrs J. T. Smith; Third aud Fourth wnrds
Mrs Charles Schcubcr; Fifth and Sixth
wards. Miss Nellie Weltman: Eighth
ward, Mrs. j. g. Terrell; Ninth ward,
/ Mrs. John Nicholson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
LIMITING PUBLICATION OF ST.
pREME COINr OPINIONS.

House judiciary committee No I re-
ports fuyorably on the senate h.ll regu-
hitting and limiting The publication 10y
authority Of the state 4 the opinions
of the supreme court and courts of up.
pcgls.
The bin provides that no opinion Of
the supreme court shall be published 10y
the state IL its Import and substance
are already sufficiently embraced IN rny
former published opinion.
The saup provision Is lnude relative
To opinions OF tie several courts
of civil appeals and In regard
to both the exception Is made
that the courts may order such opinions
published as they may deem If sufficient
Importance.
The present law requires the judges of
the courts In question 10 reduce al their
opinions 10 writing. ana ;he evident me-
lpssuc-s OF the accommodating opinions of
kindred kinds has called forth lids liil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
CAPITOL NOTES.

Captain George Hines of San Antonio,
who appeared before the house on be-
half Of the ticket brokers, is an attor-
uey and not broker as was stated in the
dispatches of Tuesday
Representative j, r. Cough has a
bright record behind him and an equally
attractive future before HIM He mas
just won an unusual record while act
Ing ny temporary speaker, having held
the house down TO business and secured
final action on four important bills IN
less than two hours
The report Of the free conference com
mittec on the general appropriation and
deficiency bill submitted today was a
decidedly interesting document
The generally accepted belief Is that
the legislature cannot possibly adjourn
before April 10.
Members Of the legislature have had
placed ON their desks today PRINTED
copies Of d. Il. Hirschheld's opinion on
tile ticket brokers' bill. recently deliy
cred before the committee Oh interim
improvements
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

earlier years Of San Francisco Journal
Ism. IL IS generally reported that just
as soon as one Of is contemporaries
makes statement Of circulation, be-
lioved TO be false, The Examiner will
cause the arrest Of the offending pro-
prietor and make him acknowledge his
guilt or bring his books into court so
that everybody will know just how many
papers he really circulates.
la this way the claiming Of the lnrg-
est circulation will be extra hazardous
and advertisers will be able TO ascertain
just how much service they are paying
for, II Is expected that other states will
follow California in adopting similar
statutes, as there has been much in
quiry from several cities regarding the
provisions Of tho bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
LOOKING TO AN IMPEACHMENT
TRIAL.

Austin, Tex. March -(Spcci0l.)-
Investigation among the members OF the
house relative to the report Of the com
mittee investigating the state land Office
shows that the dominant opinion Is that
the resignation or impeachment of the
commissioner Is the only possible re-
suit
The committee to which the matter
was referred for final disposition Is
giving the question careful consideration.
and the affair win be brought TO focus
In the near future.
IL impeachment proceedings are de-
cided upon, the charges will be carefully
prepared and laid before the house for
consideration. The charges being per-
fccted. certnin members win be chosen to
represent the house, the charges will be
filed with the senate, and that body will
sit as n court, the representatives Of the
house conducting the prosecution, while
the defense Is looked after nv In any case
In court. Upon the senate there will
dcvolye the duty Of deciding on the
merits OF the charges. IL win take
two-thirds vote of that body TO convict.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
DIsTINGUIsHED VISITORS.

Yesterday party which has been on
q health-sccking tour ia this state ar
rived Ia this city aud viii leave ON a
private ear by the Denver train this
they win return 10 their Omaha home.
They have been 10 Galveston. San An
tonic and other points Of interest In the
state.
Tho members Of the party are Mr. and
Mrs. j.. NJ Morsemau and Mesdnmea 4.
w. Lyman and n. II. Nost, whose hus-
bands arc ON the beard Of directors OF
the Commercial National bank of Oma.
la. Mr.. Mouemnu h the president of
the Pacific Express company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
A RARB COIN

this city coin of rare historic Interest.
1t b. Ira piece that Is Of about 81
In intrinsic worth. but lbs value 10 nu-
matists is beyond the knowledge of any
one here It's worth 20 the collector Is
due to It's rarity, Tor Il Is one Of COM
paratiycly few coins that were miutcd
when Napoleon IVES the emperor of the
last honor was held by Napoleon but
short time the mintage was not great
This coin has on the diverse the pro-
file Of the face Of the great soldier ami
the words. Napoleon, Emperor and
King aud on the reverse the coat Of
arms of the emperor aud king
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
STREET RAILWAY IMPROVE
MlENTS.

Tho North side Street Car company
has about completed It's work Of repair
ing It's line ON Main street and on Front
To the depot and the track. under tie SUI
pcryision of Superintendent of Construc-
ton w III. Williams has been nut in
as good condition as is possible with the
Johnson and the light 3O.pound "T'' rails.
that the company has IN use. The inn
prOyemcnt extends south ON Min to
Railroad avenue. 'Fhe next work of
Improvement to be undertaken will be
the stockyards line, aud this viii be
put In perfectly good order IN time for
the opening up of the business at the
Iockynrds under the new regime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
ILOYD'S BILL 10 TAX ILLUMI-
MATING COMPANIES

AuUiin. Tex, Mnrrh 2Z.--ISprcilI) =
II will be- remembered hat Representa-.
tive Lloyd some time since Introduced
q bill TO fix the electric light ard gas
companies In Texts. The iii was re-
fcrrcd TO the committee on revenue and
taxation aud that committee has now
once more brought the matter before the
house, returning 70 Il substitute III,
I'm which are embodied the ideas embraced
In the bin by Mr. Lloyd. The bill pro-
vides that gas companies aud electric
light companies In cities or towns Of
5000 or loss shall pay IN occupation tax
of $50 in cities or towns bctwoGl 5000
and 10000. $40 and Ia cities or towns
over 10000 $50. The bill also assesses
an annual occupation tax Of SO on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
OKLAHOMA PRAIRIE F1REs.

Guthrie o. H., March -. Especial. -
Everything In the territory Is dry MS TIM
der and prairie fires are daily doing a
great amount of damage In the Chey-
enne country whole townships were
swept by fire aud hundreds Of cattle per-
ishcd. Near Evansville number of
farms were swept clean of all buildings.
and az one point IN Lincoln county a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
uNDnRGRoUND PROJECTION.

Austin. March 23--(Special. Repre-
sentative SebastianN bin for the protec-
ton Of pecan trees from the depreda-
tons Of timber cutters was before the
house for final action.
The bill had been discussed for some
time and the hour was growing late.
The members We're listless. Mr. Haw-
kins sent 20 the clerks desk an amend-
mont lie wanted the same provisions
ANA penalties as We're attached 10 the
destruction OF pecan timber. 20 apply TO
the digging up and destruction Of mes.
quite roots
AZ FIRST, amid some little laughter
tho speaker was Inclined 10 rule the
amendment out % order, but Mr.. Ilnw.
hins. drawing his Prince Albert grandly
about his legislative shape. exclaimed that
he had oiiered the amendment Ia good
faith ana hoped Il would bo considered
I'm my c0nntry.' he said, 1--WE have
no timber hut mosquito roots, and W.
have no laws Tor its proteDtlon. i be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

W. A. HUDSON, Clerk.
Approvedi
]. II. HURT.

ITNNIUIIg IUUTN.
When this bill was being considered il
was riddled with disparuging comment
by the committee Senator Tips in pnrtic-
ul0r. holding it up for condemnation.
The report is one of the sensations of
the hour. N
The committee will recommend paying
some OF the items IN the various bills,
but most of them will be stamped with
their disapproynl.
II is possible some, II not all the re-
jected accounts, will he rc-submtted in
open session with n view 10 getting them
incorporated in the bill, and the out
come will be awaited with interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
THRIVING ALyoRD.

Alyord, Tex. March 2S.--CSpeCial.) ~
We have here at Alvord the largest
produce shipping point on the Fort
Worth aud Beaver railway. We are
fifty-oae miles from Fort Worth, aud
situated right IN the heart of the finest
prodnoing lands n Texas. Last seasan
$4,000 worth OF fruit and Vegetables
20 the Colorado markets alone. Lots VI
Onr truck farmers nettcd over 500 POI
acre In vegetables and melons. Tins sea.
son we Will have new outlet over the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
NICKLE pLATI0.

The New York, Chicago aud st. Louis
roilroad--new through line east, with
Wagner Buffet sleeping cars between
Chicago, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Erie
aud Buffalo; through connections 10 New
York. Philadelphia, Boston, and all points
In New England. Accommodation IN
sleeping cars desired for any future date
may DO reserved by addressing
j. y. CALLAHAN,
General Agent
40 Clark Street. ChIoago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

Seasonable specialtes. Seeds and
plants, early MustodOn corn This corn
nude 20 bushels 20 the acre In 1891
~ bushels In %; Sl.JO per bnshol
Hickory King corn, $3.50 per bushel:
Nincless sweet potatoes, $2.5O: Jcrusa.
lem nrtichokcs, 81; lAntless cotton seed.
81 per quart eighteen choice named
goraniums for 81; eighteen monthly
roses, 81; Drumm Seed and Floral com.
pany, 800 Main street Fort Worth. Tox.
send us your order now for cut flowers
for Easter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
rHn YIcllrT scAIp LAW.

Austin, March % Special) THE nm
t-scalpers bill, which has been so holly
contested before the senate and recently
IN the house committee on internal im-
proymentA remains In st0tu-qpo, the
committee of brokers having made their
fight and taken their departure.
MIR ID. H. Hirschheld Of Fort Worth,
thurman Of the committee, left last
night for Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
LEGISLATIVE pEcULIARITTEs.

Austin, Tex, March 23.-(Speclal.)-
Legislation takes peculiar turns. Not
many days ago the house took up n bill,
passed It, reconsdered, amended and
passed t. reconsidered and killed t. and
then left Il with another motion to re-
consider pending.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
rHnY REFUsRp To NONE.

When the hnd corporation perpetuitlcs
bill came up iN the seuote, quite a lit
de sensation was stirred up. The bill
came up with pending house amendments,
which, after brief discussion, were con-
CURED In, Senator kearby moved to
reconsider, and 10 table the motion 10
reconsider. The roll being called, Senn-
tors Simpson aud Lewis refused to vote.
thus leaving only twenty members yot-
ing-0ne less than a quorum. Three
times was the roll called, and three times
the senators refused 60 vote. The senate
was powerless. though fourteen members
voted for the motion, aud six against II.
ANA the motion was practically lost
leaving the motion to reconsider still
pending, It's visible quorum showing no
quorum on the records, the senate adj
journed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
VALIDATING INCREASE OF CAPI-
TAI STOCK.

Senate bill No. 206 has been reported
fayorahly in the house.
Tho bin proposes that In cases where
the amount of capital stock In any cor
poration has been heretofore Increased,
Nt more than one time until the amount
* IN excess OF double the amount OF the
capital stock, tha same shull Ice validated
and declared legal, whore the increase
las been made with the sanction OF
the secretary of state, under his con
structiOu of thc law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
TALBOTS WATER SQUEEZING
BILL.

House judiciary committee No. /,
which has been sitting on Mr.. Talbots
bill 20 prevent all fictitious on wutcred
considerations in bills Of sale and deeds
of conveyance, etc, have reported IL
fnvoruby TO tile house.
The bin provides that any person who
shall have anything to do with the sign
ing OF fictitious or watered
consideration IN bills of sales,
deeds of conveyanees, or trans
fprs, by having thcm show the convey
ance OF more than the actual pur-
chase money shall be guilty OF felony
aud shall be subject TO imprisonment in
the penitentiary from two to five years.
A VALIDATING ACT.
Senate bill No OIL. which provides
for the valuation OF sales of real estate
in Texas. made by foreign executors OF
Wills, probated In any OF the states In
tho United States, has just received ia
yorablc report from judiciary No. l.
in the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
FrtaI

I. +. w Thompson Of the firm Of
Thompson Bros, do solcmnly swear that
the foregoing bill is just, true and unpaid.
and that the prices charged therefor are
reasonable.
(Sigued) Il. w. THOMPSON.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 18th d0y Of January, 1893
L. II. HUGHES.
County Clerk Dallas county, Tex
The within bill is correct and Is up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS.

StieH upright pianos, best now made.
Cash or monthly payments Call and
examine. Old pianos taken Ia trade.
Third and Lamar, Suefls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

leve that n my people want protection
FOR their roots. they ought 70 have II.
The amendment was laid before the
house aud lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

None but ten years old Belle of Nelson
whiskey sold over the Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

Use II for pain. externally or internally
IL Is u great remedy for pile, --poud's EN-
tract Avoid base substitutes FOR the gen
ulnc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

proceeded to try Itself On N. B
II sat as defendant, lpln "A
also as witness 10 rs bur
Of the committee aeiaaly
witness In the case. Hell ms
White Elephant Alooa.. n
that policemen DO M lui M
saloon aud that he had mir
ed a policeman for ans M
duet. II would be vply aits
If the owner Of q salooa AZ
away his customers Or rgi
for frcquenting his Place Z ia.
The preacher had pnia q
TO the effect that tive tl
seen In the postoihce iiloi
hour Of the night and ilt
the building in which Toe Va
Is run as a disorderly bone /
man, whose name The tlLira
police committee said WIS rlf 4
aHidavit-thou such Nairtt
took the stand and swCe ag
enter this saloon "ipqurii
generally lunched ID said plia
hour Of the night lie sglihlI
ly" heard women sweating
OF this saloon, and that b
went back among them q Y
of characters they wee y
not say that be ever afrct
these parties, though lhal va
according 10 the city oralalim
The police committee saea
witnesses In rs defence y
said "it Is no such a thing i4.|
mittee was satisfied
The conduct Of the lhalN y
remarkable. | DO not hl1F y
relation he sustaiN % %
"A sort Of associate ludge
But he acted very afaassl
| his position. lie was MEN
| Byr6m and used lhe bon,
/ stead of Byron fle 'leH
ged Mr.. Byrom's pardon 81
| Baten. insinuatlng that ny ~
| be injured by such . n
| looks very much Ike malN
| unbecoming IN one WIZ
I position Of mayor q 2,
| Worth. The magof y l
feeling, turned aside nm Y.
lion 10 let the public kaeE
BE he was IN coninpulls I.
! RetLel mission. and gap y
M lie police committee az
narade his charity ID
mission. The marof IvA 4 /. y. 4
n state Of excitemeat ~
ieft lie stand the mayor ~ n.
ed 10 him a fareeeA w ~,
cor duet for on assoeisN .'
Another remarkable
Ryrom sworo that be snd Y /.
Gentlemen beard nv 1,ls Y n
~ Calhoun and Tweliln Y ~
Tro1cb went upon lhs E &. =.
G ~ s,,hstsnce that NJ bM
Two friends did Rg' ls III
TS,Se,fth and Gallons y.
Tweifth and Main. ]
Mr.. b. swore, W. m
ce,tain corner" M.
GG ir'1 ,.ot hear music y M,
h hn heard ,,y Il at another
a. n Nvo,anittee and ihar
,rere entirely satisfied w
Many W,onr / admonish ~
my iaIT' Ills a kangaroo . s.s's W
'u nne witness swcfs
~ O'i' an me other $40
n large glass o. yer e gS 4
tfbis seemed to oe X
t the police committee Y. Y,
,hs Charges said 70 hil.
we ,;ost Il by the preasl...
Another witness w .fiie
tbe parties who p'',
some city oihcials u AZ.
for a position On wv WA 3
tfooilod 10 ret the pol'ls...
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,;itee as colelpsll
I Iebe committee vas
W v,ayor seems 20 hasss
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garoo court ,h.i
n statement nlaas r
"a. n he Is corfeo'e II s,ss
men ID saloons ,ta,s.ssltf
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ready sworn wl ". s.h
M the last tWe'. siota
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mis- eertihes tna'
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sidewalks. .,h "a
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
VITAL STATISTICS.

The house committee on public health
aud vital statistics has presented TO the
house n substitute for the dentistry bill,
introduced some time since by Repre-
sentative Golden by request.
The bill provides for licensing md reg
istrntion A board of examiners is TO
De appointed by the governor, three from
each congressional district, TO hold of
fec two years meet annually at some
point 80 be selected within their respec-
two districts, giving n months notice
of meeting and thus hold and conduct
examinations for the granting of licenses.
The members Of the board are TO be
reputable dentists, and are TO receive
each 50 per day and travelling expenses
and for the time they are In session, the
same to be paid from the fees collected.
Each applicant to the board is request
ed 10 pay $40 which is In no case re-
turned aud IN the event of his receiving
license. he is required to pay AN nddi-
ti0nul So
All practicing dentistry contrary TO
the law shall be Gncd from $50 TO 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

See Tho Gazette's swan coi,,...
third page, aud use Il 10 got WIN, On
want The swap column viii brine "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
is the Burden Of the Song of
Some.
A SAMPLE BILL INTERCEPTED,
Looking 10 an Impeachment Trlal-PecuIiari-
ties Underground Protection Onions
Bnl-Tlckei Law-SOme Other
Notes From tho Capitol

The house Judiciary committee No. /,
has reported favorably on Representa-
tive Onions bill requiring attorneys to
present their special charges to the judge
and TO the opposing counsel before the
beginning of argument In the case IN
which the special charges are made.
The present law permits counsel to
launch upon the judge at the very mo-
ment Of charging the Jury, a load of spt-
Cial charges, which, on the spur OF the
moment, no must either accept or re-.
loot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

SEQ Tho Gnzottes sw. column on
third page, and use II 10 Get what you
want. The swap column will bring Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
ITT us RETRENCH.

Austin. Tex, March 23.-CSpecial D.
The free conference committee, which
has been discussing the general appr0-
priati0n aud deficiency bill, in the report
makes wholesale sweeping repudiations
Of various items and accounts amounting
TO several thousand dollars, and gives
voice TO a deep.toned cry for economy
and reform.
A better example Of the character Of
bills they have repudiated cannot be
found than the following, which they
intercepted after the warrant for its
payment had been already drawn:
A SAMPLE BILL.
Dallas, Tex, Jan. 2, 1893
The State Of Texas per w. A. Hudson,