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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

n Il Il Aas August ls-tohn Nc
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Pr vi he was an HONORARY
( ssasaI ". Sohn. IS he was f4mil-
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E'ee 4 p.r ,4alan war OF 1896. and was
/ ~ a ,s for his services in
sarsS Y ~ TINE OF his death. He
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

The srANDA1tD would be- pleaaed 10
hear from all oottlemen IN Toxns and
The Indian Territory who contemplate
ahlppinK ssd W. viii furnish ma4sota on
nppilcatioL We make speciality OF
mo Texas trade. and IL good caro- OF
Ytick IN tho yards and good sales IL
what you desire. then send us trial
shipment and we VIII ondenyor to make
you a permanent customer. WRITE Is.
gYANDAgD LIVE STOCK cOMaiIs.
SION co.,
Room i73. sew Exchange building. ".
}. Yards, Chicago. III.
W. A. SAMSON. Manager. formerly OF
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

4 ~, ieSas August is.--The ice
~ r., given by the ladies' of tho
u rs'nol'c church in the public
T. ~, night was an eminent
-, IN 200 being realized.
comm, snng q Santa Rosa street has
enced and good progress
asan 9ll.e Prescott and Ethel
'rilg \, nent down to Port Lavaca
tsai a. y spend few days.
sysif-n' rs Telephones OF the auto
1ais proSl,s,re In operation ana tho
sssr. oly be in fun blast in about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Lufidn. Texas. Aukusi - The dIHt bAtp
q new cotton MAS soid hers today. IL
van rliiad b. ,f-. George plxor. weighed
81 round1 ardsacia 70 Z. AtfAnl Tor Z
eensa IalN Atna rSrsisst b@le sser
p@Axs3s2d Asgss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20
FouTH TEXAS TOWNS.
IL, ,orrs cATHEREn ny oun
Ys"s CORRESPONDENTS.
.,ractor Reported to Have
,..,.u by Negro mt Bra-
Hand Crushed by n
s,sam Gin-Texas News.

.-exas, August is.--It Is report
vs- re town OF Brizoria that J. II.
~, hr,ek contractor on the new court
~ bzdly beaten by negro
- -tth a club. one OF Kings arms
"a sroken. The negro was held on
4 IN which he gave.
w, West was rowing in the San
~, AVER Thursday evening. when
~ Jumped over his boat, striking
~ ssyere blow on the chest.
...r,,l months ago n Jumping tarpon
y Fireman shosnheld OF the tug
IA u9hr and sent him to bed for
|, seeks.
81. yelasco screwmen's and Lore
|.,m.n's associations No. l held a
.l'l meeting this week to prepare for
I.sapr export eargoes during the ship
Esa I'm N W. webb was in town this
T. thieycs visited his oyster Creek
sni carried on his clothes. pota
neaehes and 200 chickens.
Il i nv and A. G.. Hood, late of Mis-
ll,I are said to have cleared $500 this
1 w nom less than an acre of tomu-
1, m sod prairie near Alvin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

,.s,rson. Texas August is.--A merry
u q our society young people. COM
u q Miss Clay Floyd and Judge j.
|vspoaald. .Jr.. Miss Rose Finnie OF
Il and Professor II. L. Lewis, Miss
|,ror Meachum and DIR. +. II. Hair
Mss Julia Meachum and Dudley
H.. Miss Alice Cone and j. T. Pres
Mss Matte Cone and Brown Nc
Iald, Miss Florence Mcintyre and
Il Meaehum, and Miss Edna Taylor
" 81 stone, attended the church
kr,ainment al Oakland last nlrht.
/ ! splendid drive out there and the
"a report having had very pleasant
Mig
IL Rose Finnie, an accomplished and
3nating young lady of Dallas, is
nilng few days with her couslns,
| Misses Meachum.
John W, Brigance. n rising young
! u New orleans, Is here visiting
| Ola folks at home"
h EXAMINING board Of this county is
sssicn today There are only ten
eshts. while at former August ami
J;tmber meetings there were from fiftv
Euy Normal certificates are RAPIDLY
T ielny those of the county. which
good indication that education Is
.Af upward trend,
I commissioners court will meet
September ] to receive the tax
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-02

Continued on 9th page, }
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-02
Correspondence.
NOULTON.
IT'S LOCAL NEWS.

MouLroN TEXAS,
EDITOR GAZETTE;
The first bale OF new cotton was
sold here Yesterday. 1t was raised
by Stephen Janata and sold to I'd.
Boehm. 1t was classed as good
middling weighed 568 pounds and
brought 68cents per pound witha
glass Of beer as premium,
have been feeling SO bad since
the barbecue could not get UP auy
news this week am awful sorry but
can't help it.
COUNTRY Boy.
eve extend our sympathies we
know just how you feel. We have
been there.-ED.) 4
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-02
COUNTRY Boy.
Moulton Institute.
MouLroN INsr.

EDITOR GAZETTE
After another nice. refreshing
shower we are tempted to write a
gain. Grass is% ginning to look
! fine and there vail soon be fine
grazing for stock which will be H
great blessing, as great many A.
round here were feeding their stock
on account Of no grass.
Miss Della Hamil who has been
at Comstock Tex. arrived here Sun
day,
Mr.. E. W. Walker has gone to
Corpus Christi. His best girl is
down there you know.
We hear the blowing of the gin
I whistles around, so we infer from
that cotton is beginning to come in
There was u hop at the residence
of Johu Coleman Wednesday night.
We thought it was about time that
John was given u dance.
We learn that some of our people
here will attend the big to do at
Yoakum on the 2Sth.
Mrs. Jane Franks is visiting DAYS
Hughs and family.
A, F. Mckay and Wis Of NOul'
ton were visiting VIM. Cooper anu
family Sunday.
DIR. Lancaster of Moulton passed
through h6re on his way to viii
Hull's whose baby is still very sick.
Tom Leazoar, Tom Cherry, Major
York and others went seinning last
Monday, We did not learn what
success they had.
Miss Lizzie Franks and Philip
Nolan went to Gonzales last We'd
nesday returning Thursday,
Harley Anderson contemplates
taking another trip to Kerr county.
Miss Mollie Franks has gone to
Houston to visit relatives.
All those living in Moulton In
stitute and vicinity wishing first
class shave and hair cut should call
on the tonSorial artist Fannin Ar
CONTINUED on 9Th pape.)
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CHAPTER CLXXXIm

An Act to amend act entitled IAN Act to amend an
act entitled An act in relation TO the temporary
custody of dangerous lunatcs approved March
twenty-third, one Thousand eight hundred and
eighty eigh'," which amendGtory act was approved
March ninth, thousand eight hnnired and
nj ety-one.
]. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State OF New Jersey That section one of
act entitled IAN act to amend act entitled AN
act in relation to the temporary custody of dangerous
lunatics, approved March twenty third one thous-
and eight hundred and eighty eight" which amenda-
tory act was approved March ninth, thousand
eight hundred AMI ninety-one, be and the same is
hereby ameaded to read as follows:
l. Be il enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the State of New Jersey, That section five of
the said act of which this act is amendatory be and
the is hereby amended to read as follows:
8. And be it enacted, That the expense of combining
such unatie temporarily while making the applica-
ton for his or her admission lunatc asyl UNI or
her legal settlement shall be chargabe to and borne
by The city, borough, township other municipality
in which such dangerous lunatic may have been
found at the time of his or her temporary eonfue-
ment; provided, however, that if in any case suck
confinement is continued beyond the term or period
of ten days then in every such the expense in
CURED after the termination of said period shall be
charged to and paid by the county in which such
city, borough, township other municipality is sit
uated, unless the city attorney officer acting in
that capacity in cities boroughs other muncipali
ties, or the chairman OF the township committee in
townships in which such dangerous lunatie may DO
apprehenaed neglect to apply to the court judge
thereof for the admission of such lunatic into tie
state or county lunatic asylum, the may be,
in the manner prescribed by law, and in of
such neglect, such city, borough township other
municipality shall be chargeable in the same manner
in which it is chargeable during said term period
of ten days and provided further, that nothing in
this act shall prevent the transfer of such dangerous
lunac to his her legal settlement in the same
shall be subsequently ascertained.
2. And be il enacted, That this act shall take eff
feet Immediately.
Approved May IA, 1894
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.

further supplement to the act entitled "An act for
the formation aud government of villages" ap-
proved February twenty third, one thousand eight
hundred and ninety one.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of TIE state Of New Jersey That the legal voters
Of any village organized under the act to which this
further supplement, shall at the annual election
for village trustees elect for said village
TO serve for the term of three years who shall be
member Of the county board Of assossors aud shall
possess the Same powers and perform the duties
within the limits of said village, within
the several townships Of this state aud receive like
compensation.
and raised within said village shall hereafter be as
sessed by the village Assessor and not by the town
ship assessor, heretofore except hereinafter
provi ed and that there shall be apporoned TO the
village by the proper officers in the manner provided
by the act concerning taXei, approved April four
teenth. thousand eight hundred and forty-six,
and the various supplements thereto, the just pro
portion of the state, county and township or other
taxes 10 be raised from the property and persons la
BILE TO taxation within the limits OF said village.
3. And be IL enacted. That said village assessor
shall on or before the third Tuesday OF August in
each year deliver the duplicate of such assessment to
the said village trustees, to be by them examined.
revised and corrected and shall attend tho meeting
the county board and take part therein
and shall required by law for assessors Of town
ships. deliver duplicate OF said assessment 70 the
township collector of the township wherein said vii
lage shall be located; provided, that In said vii
age lies In than township the said assessor
shall make separate duplicate for each township
forming part Of said village, whereon shall be shown
the Of taxes for tho property and persons
within the limits Of each township separately aud
respectively and shall deliver said duplicates TO the
collector Of the proper township which taxes shall
be collected by the collector Of said township or OF
each township wherein said village lies, In the man
provided bv law.
l. And be IL enacted, That al proceedings in the
nature OF appeal from assessment shall be heard
and determined by the commissioners Of appeal In
and Tor the proper township In the same manner AZ
appeals from s-ments by township assessOrs are
heard and determined, and that all further proceed
ins for the collection Of said taxes shall be In ac-
cordance with the general law regulating the coec-
tion Of tages IN townships.
s. And be it enacted That II shall be lawful for
the village trustees in any village heretofore organ
lied or hereafter TO be organized under ged act to
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CHAPTER oLXxXyII.

An act to provide that school trustees and boards
education in every school district of this state shall
furnish free textbooks and all necessary supplies to
all scholars attending the public schools
1. BE it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State of New Jersey That school trustees
and boards of education shall purchase textbooks
and other necessary school supplies for in the
public schools of their respective school districts
such textbooks and supplies required in ad-
diton to those at present in in the hands of pu
pills owned by the school districts out of free text
book fund of the district to be raised by special
the same manner az moneys for public school pur-
poses now raised by law, and when so procured
the necessary books aud school supplies shall be fur
nished free of cost for in the public schools of
said districts, subject to the orders of the school
trustees and boards of education thereof whose duty
il shall be to provide for the return of and for the
safe keeping and care of the books which shall be
returned at the close of the annual school term in
each year. as the board may direct
.. And be il enacted, That the board shall keep
account OF all moneys expended under the above
ton and report it under separate items in the annual
financial accounts as authorized by law.
3. And be it enacted, That II shall not be lawful
for the county superintendents school trustees or
boards of education, or any other person officially
connected with the common school system, to become
agents for the sale, in any way uuawfuly promote
the sale of any school books maps charts school sp
paratus sta ionery to receive unlawful compen-
sation for such sale, or promotion OF sale in any
manner whatsoever and any violation of the provs-
ions Of this section shall be deemed misdemeanor,
and punishable with removal from office.
A. And be it enacted, That it shall not be lawful
for any director presiden. OF any school board in
this state to be interested in the furnishing of books
or any other supplies for said schools.
8. And be it enacted, That this act shall take e.
feet Immediately.
Approved May IA, 1894.
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CHAPTER oLxxxvIII.

Further Supplement to an act entitled "a suppe-
ment an act entitled AN act to regulate fishing
with seines in Barnegat bay. passed February
tenth, one thousand eight hundred and forty-two.
which supplement was approved April twenty first,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
/. he II enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State of New Jersey That section OF
act entitled "a supplement to act entitled An act
to regulate fishing with senes in Barnogat bay pass
ed February seventeenth one thousand eight hun
bred and forty two, which supplement approved
April twenty-lrst thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-six,n be amended to read follows;
l. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State OF New Jersey That from and after
the passage Of this act 1t shall be lawful for any
person persons 20 set. haul within the tide
waters of Barnegat bay any Of the rivers
other tributary waters thereof any net nets AXE
or likes, pound or pounds, weir or woirs for the pur
pose OF taking fish therefrom, during the months of
May, June, July, August. September and October of
each year; provided, that nothing herein contained
shall prevent the setting using Of fixes during the
months of November, December, January February
March and April of each year hereafter; provided
further that Il shall not be lawful for any person or
persons TO set or within the tdewaters of Barne
gat bay any OF the rivers coves other tributary
waters as aforesaid, any pound, pounds weir or weirs
for the purpose of taking FISH therefrom; and provd-
3D. further that II hall be unlawful for any person
persons to for fishing net nets of less than
three-inoh mesh.
q Aud be it enacted, That il shall not be lawful
for any person or persons TO haul any seine
other moving net for the purpose of taking fish from
tho waters of said Barnegat bay during the
May june July. August September and October Of
any year. nor shall It bo lawful TO any seine or
other net for fishing in the waters of said bay com
posed In any OF Its parts OF moshes of less size than
three nches provided that IL shall aud may b. law
fu to haul seines In the several tributary rivers
creeks, streams and OF said bay, and IN that
portion OF the bay proper which lies within the pres
ent limits Of the township of Brick for tho purpose
Of taking herring tberefrom during the months Of
March. April, May and June, yearly and every year,
the smallest meshes of which shall not be than
two inches in aize.
o. And be IL enacted That all acts parts OF acts
Inconsistent herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed and that this act shall take effect immedi
ately.
Approved May IA, 1924.
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CHAPTER CIXyXIx

Supplement TO act entitled An act to establish
system of public instruction" lRevisionb APP
proved March twenty seventh, one thousand eight
hundred and seyeniy-four.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the state of New Jersey That when the tsrm
of Office Of any township borough collector shall
expire before the close the school year such town
ship or borough collector shall remain and continue
to he the custodian of the school moneys and shall
pay the orders legally issued in accordance with the
provisions of the act 10 which this is a supplement
until the close of the school year, aud his bondsmen
shall remain and be legally bound for the faithful
performance of his duties until the final settlement
of his accounts
2. And be it enacted, That in any borough in this
state having borough collector, said borough colec
tor shall be the legal custodian OF the school moneys
belonging to the school district in which such borough
is situated, aud such borough collector shall be
titled to the same compensation is paid town
ship collectors for receiving and paying out school
moneys provided, that If such borough collector is
nance of his duties borough collector then and in
that he shall not be paid any additional compen-
satou for receiving and paying out the school
moneys.
3. And be it enacted. That this shall apply on
ly to boroughs in which located all the school
buildings belonging to the school districts which
such boroughs are situated. and that the township
collector shall be the custodian OF the school moneys
belonging to any school district comprised of a bor-
ough and portion of adjoining township, and
which school district has school houses located both
in the borough and the township.
And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
Immediately
Approved May IL, 1894.
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between the hours Of II and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, (to-wit at o'clock,) at
William Butterworth's hotel, Mount Holly,
N. j.,
All the following described lot of land, with
the brick dwelling house thereon, situate on
the north side of Mill street, in the town of
Mount Holly, in the county OF Burlington
and state of New Jersey, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at point in
the middle OF Buutonwood run, and is the
northwest corner of property that James n.
StrattOn, executor of DR.. Benjamin III. STRAIT
ton, conveyed to william ii. Deacon, and runs
~ by the line of said Deacon's land south
thirteen degrees east two hundred and ten
feet to a corner of same; thence still by
same south thirty and three quarters degrees
east fitty-nine feet to a stone between the
pavement and the curb on the north side of
Mill street; thence continuing the same
course two and one-half feet further, making
in all siXty-one and half feet to the curb
thence (3) along the curb on the north side of
Mill street south fifty-six and one-half degrees
west about tifty-two feet eight inches
to point directly opposite the middle of the
partition wall between the house on the lot
hereby conveyed and the house adjoining
on the west belonging TO Job Pharo; thence
~ along the lines OF said job PharOs land as
they severally run until they strike the mid
die OF ButtonWood run thence up the middle
of said run about forty-seven feet to the be-
ginning, be the contents what they may,
being the same premises of which the said
Levi Aaronson became seized by deed from
Erwin ii. Smith and George p. Smith, execu-
tors of Eliza II. Smith, bearing date October
10, 1889, and to be recorded. This mortgage be-
ing given to secure portion of the purchased
money for the premises sold.
Seized as the property of Levi Aaronson, ct
ux,, defendants, taken in execution at the
suit of Caroline klauder, complainant, and to
be sold by
WILLIAM A. TOWNSEND,
ROBERT S. GAsKILL, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated July 10, 1894. Printers tee, $l0.26.l
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STATE NEWS.

-Woodcocks are reported plentiful in
the South Jersey swamps.
-Twenty-three cases of smallpox are
in the pest house at Newark, and the au
thorities are taking extraordinary pre-
cautions to prevent further spread O
the disease.
The Windsor hotel in Trenton was
sold by the sheriff on Wednesday. The
claims against the property amounted tC
same $50, 900 and it sold for about thou
sand dollars above that amount.
The drouth at Lower Alloway Greek
is terrible. Water for stock is attai nable
only from marshes and bitches. In digging
a cellar there, moist earth was only found
two and a half feet below the surface.
After quarrel with his wife, caused
by jealously over the attentions paid her
by other men. Herman Ludwig. farm
or on the High Mountain road, three
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-07-31
CHAPTER CXCI.

A supplement TO an act entitled "An act concerning
the settlement and collection Of arrearages OF I'M
paid taxes, assessments and water rates or wate
rents in cities of this state and imposing and levy
ing tax, assessment and lien in lieu and instead
of such arrearages, and to enforce the payment
thereof, and to provide for the sale of lands sub
jected to future taxation and assessment" passed
March thirteth, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
shall have been made or shall hereafter be made for
unpaid under the provisions of the thirteenth
section of tbs act to which this is supplement or
any amendments thereof and the city shall have be-
shall hereafter become the purchaser at such
sales the amount of taxes for which such sales have
been made, whether such sales are invalid or not,
shall be deemed to be in the arrears within the mean
ing of the second section of the act to which this is
supplement and the supplements thereto, and to
have been in from the date when said taxes
were assessed levied confirmed, and be subject to
adjustment arrearages under said act and the sup
plements thereto.
2 And be it enacted That where any sales have
been made shall hereafter be made under the pro-
visions the said thirteenth section of The act to
which this is a supplement any supplement there
to or any amendment thereof, and the city shall have
become shall become the purchaser at such sales,
and shall hold said lands purchased and the pro-
ceeds thereof if any redeemed secured for any
bonds issued by said city said taxes shall be here
after adjusted under the provisions of the first section
of this act then all moneys realized by said city from
such adjustment for the years for which lands shall
have been sold for such taxes shall be and remain
sinking fund for the redemption and payment of all
bonds which may have been issued upon the pledge of
such lands the proceeds thereof for the payment
of the same.
g. And be it enacted that this act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved May A. 1894.