Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-19
"E. NJ. TURNER,
&C. c. HUNTOS,
JOHN w. STEVENS,
al. x. HARPOLD,"

This viii be a very important nd-
dillon 20 Hillsboro's business. and a
great amount Of interest IL already be-
ing manlfested By the cltzena with
capital and large land Interest in the
City az wen as county.
The Hlllsboro Rifles are expected
home from the state encampment to-
morrow morning at . o'clock.
At regular meeting Of the city
council last night Alderman Phillips
introduced the following resolutions.
which were adopted.
Resolved. by the city council OF
Hlllsboro, That X Ia made the duty
OF the city scavsnger 20 properly In
spect all places In the rear Of busi-
ness houses in said CITY, which shall
also include livery stables, and notify
al persons, owners or occupants Of
such places to Immediately clean up
and disinfect such premises and 10
Keep the same in a constant state OF
ciaanliuess. Any person. after being no
notified who shall fall and refuse
10 30 properly clean and dislnfect such
premises within five days after such
notification shall be reported by such
ncayenger TO the city attorney, who
shall prepare and file complaint against
such owner or occupant for such fail
nre. and be prosecuted under the or
dtrances OF said city for keeping a
nuisance.
Resolved. by tho city council or
Hillsboro. We deem II indlapensahiy
necessary for the health OF the city
that safe and prudent measures be
adopted. looking 10 the cleanliness OF
she public streets. alleys and other
places in the city, and with this pur-
pose In view Il ~ recommended that
the city attorney prepare suitable or
dinances to prevent the feeding of
animals on the public square, streets
and alleys OF TN city, and also to
VtN sFh
wise create n nuisance unon ouch
places and providing penalties. Also
an ordinance designating the public
square as tho proper and only place
for marketing the products OF the
farm. II Is further
Resolved, That such ordinance be
drafted ms will prohibit the blocking
OF all such public places Ia said city
with wagons or other vehicles 80 as
20 prevent the sprinkllns OF the streets,
alleys and public places. and 30 as
90 afford n free and easy passage way
along and through all such public
places in said city.
Mayo Sorrslls offered veto 10 the
ordnance creating meat Inspector,
which was unanimously SUSTAINED:
To tho Honorable Members nf the
City Council--Gentlemen herewith
return the ordnance entitled, An or
oinRnce creating the office " meat
Inspector" with my dlsapproy1l for
the following reasons: / believe the
ordinance TO be without statutory au-
thcrity in that II provides for tho levy
Ing and collecting OF \ Zee. the inspcc-
tion OF stock intended for slaughter
outside Of the city limits. In my judy
ment II viii be 90 the interest Of tho
city TO veto this ordinance and pass
one without the Questionable feature
pointed out. and thus save the ex-
penRe Of publishing law that viii
have TO be amended before It can he
enforced.
C. ]. soRRELLs. Mayor.
The council ;hen adjourned % meet
Friday night, July y.
George stanford. cN-city marshal OF
Itasla who. wl.h Sales Rice a dep
uty sheriff, some months ago Killed
man nsnr 1taskh while, IL IS e,a.med.
he was re~lstlly arrest, ana who was
under bond for same, and vas given
M TO the auth9ritics, Lut before hs
was placed In Jail ma1e his escape
was again arrested today IN Denton
md Deputy Shc-ilf Jones WIN leave
tonight 10 bring him hero aud put
him IN jail unless he make o new
bond. II was thought very strang,
by his friends at the time that he
made the break for iiberty a. tn,
case against MIN did not amount I,
much, Deputy SALES Rice had steot
his trial and came clear. and It secmi
that there was no evidence as to which
OF the officers did the killing, as both
were shooting AT him.