Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18
WATER AND HYDROPHOBlA,
DoG MuzzLEs AND noe DAYS DIS
CussED.
The Mayors MussIinE Idcns and an
Attempt to sIaiSe the Country Doc
Ride n Free Ticket saueiched.
CIemency to Mime. Ludwig.

large per centage OF It's time last night
was generously devoted to the welfare
Of the 10000 dogs In Fort Worth. Sci
ence and statistics were brought to
bear on the subject of hydrophobia in
its relation to dog muzzles.
At the same time the question Of wa
ter works and water supply was an
important topic.
Summer has It's claims.
Aldermen Wan Zandt, Roberts,
spoontz. Tuliey, I.assiter and Tiner
were the absentees when the city coun-
Gil was called to order shortly after 8
o'clock last night, Mayor Paddock pre-
siding.
The minutes OF last meeting were
read and approved without change.
The absent aldermen were then ex-
cused.
The committee on finance submitted
the reports of the regular city officers.
The committees report was adopted.
The report OF the assessor and collect
or showed collections in June amount
ing to sss799,s5. They also recon-
mended the making of two notes for
$4,000 each 10 the Holly Manufacturing
company in payment Of all dues, time
one and two years. per cent interest.
Adontsd
Anotber nnte FOR s9so for stedman 4.
formulation WAS orderad drawn
-
! me conlihittef on ciaiihs presenter
accounts aggregating nearly 5000. AL
lowed.
| ea,,a o,,,r,os 1, ,,,i,or ,,os,ttor. q,
'Nii'V N"''isN' ~ ''''i'i P'0i''Ni'' ~
the IRE department were reported and
| confirmed.
Tho nathan NJ william T.eaiv In re-
Euru 10 WNter Works Jam ON ms
! property was submitted with the rec
! otnnendation TINT the netition he all
49,, a., ,o,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,o,,,+t,,,, ,,r
iV"eu as itas ViiaDi' eu'ii pe''7"'io'i ~
the use or MS land. Alderman Glenn
| ents recommended the payment of 500
nor war AIderno, Cle,repta tbsn
!
moNeu us hupsutute tlat the matter
go to the claims committee, and this
was carried.
M ....,... W., ....,... ,,,,,..,t.,a
proposition TO make test OF TWO OF
the Fort Worth wells free OF charge.
Thev suhmftt.d n nronosItion IN in
1850.
erease~the natural now Two anu mar
times. In case the increase was made
! silccassfullv as stated Il was propos-
ad 10 cal, ,,h. anno,at,s for s7oao win
W 80 20 y' -
eoiipouiiu 'Hs'he SoV-o' ihe o""'iii''ee
I recommended the water works acccpt-
ance OF the proposition.
Aldermen Fisher ana Essex SAID the
Increase OF now IN one well would d.
| miniAh the now IN other weHs. Alder
man Bon insisted mat all the Wells
should pc tflen AZ once. me mayor
Iepheu thet the IepresenthtiSe Oh lne
epihpany hHu salu Mouiu Teuuirs
more machinery 70 maize the test OF
,,.,,i, III, LII ~ ~,
mn w ptIe ~, ne 80,
torched M, iccidentsi,v Tha rsnori
~, ,',,,,,il ~ i1,s,ad AeP''
Va" nj h,li,tn., dor,,,,,.too accommodated
tho rtens,e, s,i,s,,rsted IA, tfarshni H., a :
a. -, ~, .nIs,i,,, ~, att.,5 80, IT,,
f,itrre an account 81 stringencv Of thc
times peccived ana nled
A recommendation Nv chief Celia Ia
buv feed for the IRE denartment while
Il is low was received the estimated
cost for n year being SiO00 Aldermn n
Frv wanted 10 know where the $1,000
was 10 come from. Referred TO the
committee on finance
The mayors veto OF the dog-muzzllng
ordinance was received, ON motion Of
Alderman Essex the vote by which the
I ordinance was adopted was recOusid-
cred.
Alderman Ward moved to sustain the
ordinance over the mayors veto MS a
matter OF form. Everybody voted mo"
An ordinance amended ncccrding to
the mayors suggestiors was then read.
II provides penalty on an dogs cap
tured without muz2le The muazlc
il TO be examined by Che marshnl and
mrsnart,, sta,n,,nS ,,han ,,,,nd =" NO.,