Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08
m FIGHT FOR our GIRLS.
..,ps OF EVANS OF HUNT
pnIxG UPHELD.
,..,rrisibnity of Boys In
e.,.,riiIe Esformatory--A had
-, Usiaiiiished I'm Having
!, peach in the capitol.

nj at 10 years.
letter today;
worth, Feb. G, 1s05.-Hon. b.
as. Dear sir-I inclose you reso-
nassed today by a mass-meet-
women in Fort Worth. l send
!. ,be hope of the good 1t may
in your minority report. As
IAN OF that large body of wo-
Ms afternoon l read your letter
them and promised them that
,,yinal copy Of the resolutions
he in your hands. We 'nank
n YOUR brave fight, and are es-
' glad that you are going to
the opponents on record. They
,r,stime in the future call on the
% hide them and the mountains
sr them. with best wishes for
ultimate success, remain yours
ELLEN-LAWSON DABBS.
following is the resolution re-
TO. .
The women OF Fort Worth in
meeting assembled, in the Cum
Presbyterian church, February
REPRESENTING the mothers and
ters, appeal TO you, the .athars
Eothers of Texas, now assembled
Ltjn as our law-makers, that in
as you protect our boys while
from the saloon, leaving the
of our girls unprotected alter IL
n age, we urge that you suppS't
raising the age OF consent 10
rs"
bs is proud of the letter and tie
Of The ladies' of Fort Worth. and
ntinue his night for the girls.
JEFF McLemore received the
ng in his mail last night:
Diego, Tex, Feb. ., 1895. Hon.
cIemore, Austin, Tex: Dear Sir
sed find copy Of a call from the
county stockmen for ranger pro-
It Is the feeling of the meet
At you be requested to do all In
power against any decrease in
proprlation for the maintenance
ranger service. Yours respect
FRANK c. GRAVES.
following is the demand" tor
er Bros Ranch, Duyal County,
Feb. 2.-To Captain j. II. Ro-
tate Rangers. Alice. Tex: Sir
.e stockmen OF Duval county, in
Meeting assembled for the pur-
taking necessary steps Cor our
ion against the depredatious Of
hleves now operating in our
while thanking you for ire as
e so willingly rendered ia the
veg to represent to you that she
ling amount of theft now being
on in our midst is much greater
an be eifectually stopped by the
cal visits of your men, and call
perm 1ent location OF a ranger
ment i this locality. We re-
that you will station portion
IT company here in the imme-
vicinity Of these depre ilcions.
promise to render you every
nee in our power. Signed. 8. H.
county Judge; II. ]. Delmer, NJ.
an. S. Blankenship, George liar
L. Mine, John Ball. c. II.
hmueller, Q. X. Graves, Ike
Augustine Canta, Antonio Ne
Einerio Gutierres, j. W. Gala
:, NJ, Robinson, +. X. Ridder
F. stillman.
ANK c. GRAVES, Chairman.
RlDDER, Secretary.
slgners are prominent stCcltmcn
eLemore has placed their lro-
lere It Will do the most good.
lin J. F. Mcguire. superlntend-
the reformatory for boys at
lie. coryell county, is In the
md will go before the finance
Zee tonight and urge an appro-
Of $4,000 to erect q suitable
8 for the reformatory. Captain
said TO the writer. 1--WE are
oyererowded now and there
Inmates, many OF them up
q y years OF age. We have no
whatever, and If a boy gets
is compelled to remain IN his
quarters. There Is no room
aApel, and there are none OF the
lences. / recommended tnar the
building, which has never been
hiy on paper, be constructed. |
'e The cost at $4,000. / tell you
We That the state should estab-
lustrial schools at the retor.ra-
boys should be taught trades.
reiormaturies In other sratea
MINER, and Texas is away be-
u others in the treatment OF
lmmiitted to the reformatory as
siole. The proposition to l,lace
Me fetormatory is preposter-
lsTe is no room, and tan again
y never do for other reasons.
'eeeiyed many letters from the
VI lneorrigible girls asking
eps they should take to have
ailafen committed to the 'i0tas-
~, w., ala1ory. OF course l answered
vas out Of the question"
,.asenoent Mcguire also informed
''s' mat a number of the older
VI me Reformatory had been
"a hameless crimes against
~ tne guards and that ii was
~ y. y Keep strict surveillance
n fsy uepraved and half animal
ia e gutter VINO have been in
sr N. y me hope that reformation |
them Into half civilized /
u ns Reformatory at Gates |
ni.r w tales related 10 me by /
vuueht Mcguire be true, and he ,
sSS,aa Of the hiCnest Mtg
u1 as fit Tor young femn.vs
Il, vi a church. An Industrial
Iis GU" should be founded by
hi Evans Of Hunt has intro
n i, exeinpting factories from
N eAas fot certain number
I Wi, similar bill by Senator
ana ana nkely pass the senate.
avs az "orth Carolina have lust
IA -na 1t il said thar in Norih
usdr.5nass worked like a charm.
ID ~ o. factories are spring.
Eysrs cities and towns OF fhat
I'M VIII make q hard eght
snbl. VI eosrse it Will me-, Win
lrrists yIpppo.iLion from eminent
lfklns nAe BIZ shaw ana CHER
v toll ana huaey-toneLed
" Vi ~ ~. much could be done
n fe Bowser and Evans Mis-
srodueed sek ot ifaysOn ester
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