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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09
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Sabr binausssihObsu lUires.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

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Cine msrtipiirbis. 9bSiistsit spurbs
fiirslit In elmer ebsmaIiesR Giabl'
brabtfabrit In Burlington. Sd., sni'
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

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ianisu aunosSbuuo ssiusisH. 3as bout
ids Shrsertbum bat ssscn erelbunesrt
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09
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bic sritsrr 9artsi iir 5rsiFilbsr. 10 ruiro
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

Der Siastratb ibdst ben burh ben
@irbsIfturm aEssri6tsttn Sdobsn auf
$4,000
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-09

Gollt abr Had EsretH, Sdbsu.
ShsH obCT &ehtu Ttiisn2
@nu ia. 10 ipsSdi psr bsi 4. ~. Clari. eta,
tionsassnt Der chicago, glilpanscs Il fst.
ganl eabn IN RiiAeu. 2. a.. Der gun isee
asmanidit anstunii sthsu une Tnh Sidtis
IA ben nissTisiieu btittbtuhsnRattu perfaHleu
taRn. y. ". NlnEi,
Staiiensasent. @eii6en, .. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
IMPORTANT RULING.
Holders OF Hank stock Cannot Re-
duce Their Rendition.

Austin, Tey., Feb. Estate Comp
troller X. W. Finley has written the
following to ]. q. Miller. Jr,. cashier
OF the Bolton National bank, Bolton,
Tex:
Austin, Tex, Feb IL, ls95.--Dcar Sir:
Replying to your favor of the 18th
instant containing enclosure Of printed
copies OF letters written you by Hon
s. IL. Darden. acting comptroller, Of
date May "a, 1857. and by Hon John ID.
Mccall, comptroller, bearing date
February 1G, 1851 have TO say: The
ruling announced In the letter OF May
q, 1857. and affirmed by the letter of
February lG, 1883. to the effect that a
shareholder in a National bank was
entitled TO reduce his ronditi-R Of same
by the amount OF his Indebtedness. and
that his total dobits should be de-
Quoted from his total credits, including
his bank chares, Is not concurred In by
me, and said ruling is hereby reversed,
In the case Of IL. Rosenberg, ct al. VS.,
N. Weekes, reported In the Ct Tex, s,
C. Report, page SIS. opinion delivered
by Judge Willie. March 49, 1887 the
court held as follows; AN individual
has no right, under our laws, to have
his debts deducted from the assess
ment made against his property gem
orally. but only from the indebtedness
due him. A bank share is not debt
due its owner; and II these appellants
had debts due themselves, and also
owed debts, these latter should have
been deducted from their credits and
not from their shares. AS the assessor
was presumptlvely informed as TO their
credits, we must further presume that
he look from the assessment MADE
against them the whole amount OF their
Indebtedness"
Article 4671 Revised Statutes provides
the measure Of debts ana credits IN
assessment of personal property for
taxation, and restricts 1t 10 'all moneys
at interest, either within or without
this state, due the person to be taxed
over and above what he pays interest
for. and all other debts due such per-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
CHARGED wIrm vAcnANoy.
Fifteen Men Arrested Near the Door
OF Hope Mission.

Friday morning city and county OIL
GERS arrested fifteen men for vagrancy
on upper Main street. They were
among the number who had the night
before slept at the Door OF Hope. City
Mission, at thc corner OF Main and
Weauherford streets 1t Is said thut
from forty TO sixty men have been
sleeping there each night duiang The
cold weather, lying upon the bare floor
alomst as thiclSly as 1t was possible
for them to lie. People living and do
ing business IN the same locality are
said to have made complaint. II was
on this account that tho arrests We're
made Friday morning.
The prisoners were carried at once
to Justice Wright's court. which Is less
than n block away. All but six or
seven OF them were discharged imme-
diately. That number were sent to
Jail and held until their cases could be
looked into. All but two OF them were
released about two hours aftorward.
These two were fined 50 each. They
will Of necessity warlS out uheir fines
on the county road.
Most OF the nft-en men arrested bore
the usual signs OF she tramp. and rs
quire WrlgAt was positive that they
AL deserved punishment. but preferred
10 zee n dozen guilty ones escape than
to cause ono innocent man TO suffer
When tho arrests We're made. one
OF the gang. boy tried TO elude the
officers by flight. and one OF the oiii-
Gers fired two or three shots from his
revolver to make him halt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Hilisboro. Tex. Fob. ia telegram
received today from j, b. Smith. the
father OF JOINING Smith. who was arr
rested and taken 10 st. Louis ON a
charge or counterfciting, says the case
was dismissed. there being no grounds
FOR the charge, IL was an outrage. A
letter has been sent to llillsboro.
Yesterday afternoon about I o'clock
the NJ, X, and 4, northbouud passen-
ger train jumped tho track az Smith
Vile. No one was seriously hurt, The
up here last night 20 supply tho place
of the delayed train. and pulled out
on time. 1t was made up OF box cars
for baggage and express purposes. and
reminded one OF the scene in tho
Fast Mail" where thu Dallas News
special, that they blow 10 much about,
came out az IL freight train. but II an
swpred every purpose, as the passen.
gers were supplied with first-class
equipments In every other particular,
and 1t showed the katy road TO be
run by people who understand the
wants OF the public and nre ever ready
TO accommodate thoii' patrons and
friends
DR. ID. A. Bcardslcy. an eminent di-
vine, VIII preach at the Methodist
church tomorrow. A cordial invitation
has been extended to all,
Deputy sheriffs Albert Rodgers and
Jim Alexander Nday arrested John
Wilmoth, A. w. Wilmoth, Walter Car
ny and A. l.. Keenan,, charged with
unlawfuliy assembling with Intent OF
ai@lng each other by violence TO H.
legally deprive n citizen Of his right
10 labor, etc. They were released on
making q bond OF $500 10 appear before
the court next Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
WINS rolSr ,SlnnINa
II. II. yanu. Shoots n, W. W. nsr.
yctt aud iiss &. W. Ssvani<.

Wills Point, Tex. Feb. ie.-C. w.
Swank, a prominent citizen OF this
town and the travelling representative
OF the Werthelmer-S wartE shoe COM
pany OF st. Louis, Mo-. was accidental
" shot and instantly killed today by
n. II. Ynntis of Canton, Texas, at tho
Texas and Pacinn depot Just as tho
1885 a. m. passenger train arrived.
Yantls was returning on this train
from Dallas. and w. w. Bergett and c.
w Swank wero preparing TO board tho
train. Yantis alighted before Bcrzott
got on the train. and after shaking
hands with several. saw Berzett and
struck at him. hitting him ON the face
Berzctt retallated with u blow. and
after exchanging several blows the bel
llgeWnts We're separated. both, how
ever, drawing their pistols The city
marshal, j. l.. Marable. caught Yantis.
and stood between him and Berzett,
but Yantis quickly put his arm around
Marable ana fred In the direction OF
Berzett, but the bullet missed Its In
tended victim and struck SwanlS IN the
left side Just below the heart, and going
entirely through his body. came out on
the right side Swank exclaimed They
have killed me-" and instantly expired.
Both parties were then disarmed and
arrested. and Yantls was taken by the
city marshal and deputy 90 Canton, hia
home. A coroncr's inquest was held
aud verdict rendered in accordance
with the above facts. Il was a very
sad aflalr and but adds criminal
chapter to the courthouse muddlc IN
this county. The rcaderH ot The Gu
zette will remember that Berxett In the
latter part OF January filed .hc famous
courthouse petition la thia county. ~
which very grave reflections were made
on Yantis. and 1t Is presumed that this
was the cause OF YRntis' attack on Der.
zett Borxett, IN an interview vita
your reporter stated that he dlin'i
have the slightest ntimation that Yam
/ It's would attack linn. as he had seen
him but few DAYS ago ana had very
thought that Nantis had no III fceltk :
against him. Swank was one OF Yam
tbs most stanch frlcndH ana The onuif
/ Is deeply regretted by him, .. w
I Swank was n member OF the /. ,. u. "
and Knights OF Pythias and viii ht
I buried tomorp1w- evening und9r he
auspices OF one or both OF these lodges
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

sons over and above their Indebted
ness You are therefore respectfully
advised that this department holds that
IN rendering bank shares fer taxation,
the owner can not deduct thcrefrom the
amount OF his indebtedness. His in
deb'ednesa must be deducted-if de-
Quoted at ell-from debts due TO him
IN this connection you are further
advised that Hon. John u. Mccall.
while comptroller, subsequent TO his
letter to you OF February ig. 1883, uni
formly instructed assessors In exact
accordance with the decision herein
before city In volume g., 8, g. Report,
page us. am very respectfully,
II. w. FINLEY, Comptroller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
a SHOOTING ArrRAy.


mnn--tausc of the Trouble.
Dallas. Tex, Feb. lG.--At o'clock
this morning Frank Qunrles, one OF
the proprictors OF the Turf saloon. on
the southwest corner Of Commerce and
Jefferson streets, shot John Chapman In
a room over the Turf saloon,
The particulars of the tragedy are
yelled In obscurlty.
Chapman was carried TO his room
over Cabclrs livery stable. and q sur
geon summoned, who announced that
the bullet entered at about the lower
extremity OF the ribs on the right side
In front and. passing through the cavity
containing the mans vitaia, lodged In
the back, TO thu left OF the spine. As
TO what mischief tho bullet had done In
It's pasaage. the doctor was this morn
INK unable TO say. Al all eVenta.
though, he considered the wound q
very dangerous one.
Chapman IA - years old and a
brother to James Chapman, who ~
one OF the proprletors OF the saloon on
the northwest corner OF Commerce ana
Market streets No statement could
| be obtained from the injured m0n'a
side
Quarlcs, who left the room and ran
! down tho street as soon as he shot
Chapman, afterwards surrendered 10
/ sterling Price. Quarles declined 10
make . statement aa TO the shooting,
| Tho pistol used was 3S-cnlihcr
a man named Miller states that
| Quarlea and u woman were having a
racket IN tho room, and Chapman
went In In the capacity OF peacemaker,
when Quarlcs resented the interfer-
ence IN his private nffalrs by shoot.
ng him,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Austin, Feb. 16,--The subcommittee
OF the claims and accounts committee
OF the house. TO whom was referred the
claim OF the Chambers heirs, reported
today. recommending that the sum OF
$4,000 be paid TO late Chambers Stur-
gis and stella ]. Chambers as compen-
sation for 1000 acres Of land taken from
Thomas j. Chambers as a site for the
state capitol by the republic OF Texas.
A bill will be introduced by Mcbride
Monday on line with the recommended
tons. Travis Henderson, chairman of
the committee on claims and accounts,
says there Will be two reports and the
claim VIII be vigorously attacked
when the Mcbride bill comes before
the house. The report OF the sub-oom-
mittee is n compromise. ms the heirs
claim $4,000 due them from the state
for land appropriated by the Texas re-
public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Cleburne. Tex, Feb. lG.-Cloburne ~
very much agitatod over n rumor that
seems 10 have considerable foundation,
10 the effect that all the shops have
been ordered removed from Gainesville.
1nnsmuch as Clehurne II the only point
ON the road that has a Superabundonce
OF good water and more room than liz
needed. the prospects are good that the
shops Will come here.
A Gazette reporter interviewed sew
eral railroad men In II position to
know. and they ere OF tho opinion that
the shops win be removed 10 this point.
J.. II. Waugh. master mechanic ut
this point, today received n dispatch
from General Master Mechanic Han
cock TO meet him In Cleburno Monday
morning and proceed with him on the
Red Express to Gainesville.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas tap
10 Egan from Cieburne Is being aRitnt-
ed again here Those who are supposed
TO be on the inside seem confident that
thc road VIII be built. II " rumorcd
that the Katy people wish 10 connect
Cleburne with Dallas. but their oxnct
proposition has not yet been made
public.
The Santa Fc shops were closed down
Friday and Saturday, ON account OF
extreme cold weather
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

the bin and a tint. lively In the OK
IRENE, occurred between M. p~,,,e,.
Ter and Mr.. Monroe. Mr.. Durmelstcr
whose English Is deeply dyed vim
good old Teutonic gutterals and xlx-
AeA made frequent reference TO
gross or letters from German consti-
tuents he had LIS hand and MIR.
Monroe wanted him to read and inter
IL me gentleman doubts nv word
as TO their contents" said MIR. Burmeis-
ter. IN have the speaker adninis,sr
the oath OF Interpreter 10 me and inter
pref the matter Then. suddenly re-
membefing himself in his digrI6ed en-
pacity OF representative. MI Bur.
meister drew himself nm and becume
eloquent. He said he hoped he had ag
true conception Of the dignity OF his
oath us representative as the gentle
man from starr.
The Bill was passed on third read
ing. by suspension OF rules. by a vote
of 70 TO 10.
House Bill No. 3ii. To transfer Nor
rls anu few other counties from the
district 70 tho community school s,,s-
tenn. was passed. Va h
Gfeer inuOuu4ed a resolution which
was adopted, To empower the commit
tee on Investigation OF the Confed-
crate home to summon witnesses. etc.,
for the purpose OF advancing and ex-
hlbiting their work.
Jennings, Nacogdoches, again moved
his early morning hour for converting
on Monday-6 o'clock--but II was voted
down with a shout even MIR. Bumpass
voting against It. The house adjourned
TO 10 o'clock Monday.
The following memorials and petit
lions were submitted:
o a HatNA ~.
from pastors OF different churches, ask
ing that the age of consent be raised
20 l6 years.
BY Robbins. of wilbarger: Memoir
ial OF thirty-two school teachers OF
wichita county, asking that they be
paid.
By Gllleland OF Callahan: Petition
from 40 citizens Of Taylor county, re-
qucsting that said county be not ex-
cluded from operation OF inspection
laws
The following bills were introduced
BY Rhodes, of Van Zandt pop):
Protecting employer and laborers who
are engaged in the service of public
corporations. milling and manufacture
ing companies, against eNtortion and
forced rebates OF their wages through
the media OF checks, coupons and other
devices OF debts or payment that pass
curIenl ouly NJ tne store or supply
house of the employer.
BY Robbins, OF Wilbarger: For the
relief OF 70. A. Radford. Interest be
paid on u quarter section of land
which the state took away from him
--sS750)
BY Chambers, of Montague; Per,
i hitting railroads now under bond to re
issue at a lower rate OF interest 81
they can do 50.
| BY Bailey. Of Dewitt: Authorizing
the payment OF all just claims against
the state for services rendered In en-
forcing quarantine regulations In '9
and 81.
BY Dashlell. OF Leon: Restoring the
| civil and criminal jurisdiction to th'
county court of Leon county.
BY Henderson, of Lamar. To audi
claim against state Of Texas for 500
by receiver of Austin Water Co. 70
water furnished the state capitol ant
university
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Austin. Feb. leland Commissioner
Baker said this evening that he de-
sired very much to be enabled TO do tho
business of the land office direct with
me people. He feels that II Is Il refiec-
tion on his management OF the bust
ness that the people Will write 10
agents here to look after their business
az the land office. Being paid by the
STATE and having n large force. also
les and attend 10 the public business.
he fells himself compelled TO do so.
He says that large private expenses
VIII be saved by writing direct 10 the
office and he trusts that papers friend
~ To his administration and to the best
interests Of their readers will give pub
llcity to this fact.