Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
SIlND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
q. rrobosed New Court House is
Worrying all Glasses.
IL. yIDoR WILL SELL THE BONDS


galveston. Texas, November i2.-Thc
.,ncosed new court house continues to b.
IN Absorbing topic with the taxpay.
y xho oppose the project OF u new
ssnsine and with the element which ex.
"A. 10 derive some benefit In the way
4 employment or otherwise. and is there
~ favorable 10 the enterprise. The
.armls,Ioners court has taken definite
.rtIou as far as the preliminary work of
,raneIng for the issue OF bonds and nd-
s,rt,slng for bids for the construction OF
N, new court house goes, and the only
cour,e left to the taxpayers 10 defeat the
,,o,ect. Il appears, IL through the re-
.tralnInE order of some other court. But
ma taxpayers seem TO he at a loss how
"a nroceed, and az what ls everybody's
,utintfs IS nob0dy's business, the oppo-
rion has not thus far crystalllzed into
an effective force. though II is said q
description list will he started tomorrow
d ralse II fund with which to fight the
raiisr In the courts. There have been
,syefal Informal conferences between in
dvidual taxpayers today, but no definite
an this evening OF asking both the State
IND Federal courts for an Injunction re-
sfa!nlng the commissioners court from
prcceedlng further with the court house
natter and thus make sure of getting
"A Injunction that Will stick.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commission court was in
,sssion this afternoon and transacted the
usual amount OF routine business. Among
o.her things was petition from citizen
d Bolivar asking for an election on the
suhjeet OF prohibiting hogs from running
At largo In that precinct. As n petition to
tho same effect had already been filed,
the natter went over until tomorrow.
Orders for bonds for the new court
house and Insane asylum buildings were
referred to the finance committee. In
this connection Commissioner Vidor, who
he's all along opposed the new buildings
and the bond issue, announced that when
h was done fighllnE he was done. ami
h proposed, as chairman OF the finance
Committee. TO sell the bonds for the best
Prize possible. He said he had gotten
iAs for the 3O-yenr bonds. and he thought
% could do even better for the 40-year
bonds
4 communication having been read from
Interested parties at distance asking to
" kept Informed az TO the new building
projects. Judge Lockhart stated that he
had suggested TO them to read the news
papers
THE vANN-THoMAs INCIDENT.
In the recorders court this morning,
Q, vann was arraigned on charge Of
aggravated assault and battery. growing
'gt Of an assault alleged to have been
made upon Mrs Thomas few days ago.
The evidence b. the case was conflicting.
Some OF the witnesses testified that Vann
rlds an assault upon the woman, while
qihss said that he attempted to separate
Nm Thomas and Mrs. Vann.
Recorder McIemore bound Vann over
npsalt the action of the grand Jury In a
Nnd Of 100, which he gave. The case
fy:lnst Mrs. Nam, charged with assault
iha battery, was. upon the suggestion OF
lle county attorney. dismissed and the
lsiendant discharged.
DIED FROM HIS INJURY.
varies W, WHIRLPOOL, 62 years old, who
vas found unconscious In his cabin at
Isnas City Thursday with a severe cash
% his head, died this morning from the
Elects OF his injury. He never reguined
.n :. The body was brought
y hls city this afternoon. The supp0sl- |
non Is that he fell IN his cabin and struck |
s!si Pr head, !nllcting a cash which |
lSaliyes In Iowa. 500 ""''
., UNITED STATES COURT.
'vin'uh r. thompson VS.. Bryan II. |
anNh 81 al, decree confirming sale OF |
pAnhton IN Brazorla county under de- |
Nsot foreclosure and order in execution
w x. Ior balance upon Judgment.
n.'yy.umi r. Thompson VS.. Cornelius |
n, " al case dismissed by complain
,sonhehthl.l vs. Oh. Moerleln Brewing
'Npar.. still on trial,