Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-07
/; # POLICE IN SESSION.
! THEIR FIRST ANNUAL
,n,,EsTIoS HERE.


r.sested-" , NJ
mayor Paddock
,,.ut Arpoid-Whh' wa" ~
= ,uarshals and the chiefs Of
os ~ state Of Texas held their
-, meeting at 10 o'clock yes
lnnua' - a the city hall. About
norn'"e ..,a,tves were pres-
rave represei''" -, - ~.
4 IN number was eNpee'eu " We
sIn the afternoon.
la'e' :" = Arnold of Dallas
den' - .raer In "A few
/ the meeting 10 oiu
| ,,ssn words he introduced may
r-ho in substance spoke as
''0SA'
u ...,, ,ra,oraa
Arnold has spesN" -
AN that | Will have 90 blunder
.haif Of the city of Fort
ID 49, .,,o,cona II wouId he
BID you "e'u
taxation to tell you 10 nave d
here. for / know you come
~ u,, l,rowa what a good
s'a'e '"N ,,-,..,,a.,,. q, ytav,s
BY an ih'e4 S'i'i'es "
ere YOU will arrive at cohclu-
,ecial 10 the state at large.
80 an the formation of
iiuiate n, 5uu "a ltnow II viii he
ganlza'' 's, GOOD and / am
he oi s,,nnression of crime
fal tne .I,stsd Tnere 10 no
aeeoln n,mch under the han az
iN = ~ n,,ioSs AZ nnlicc I
- W ~. st,oa,nan hnt I alwovs
vas o'i III - he n,a n,hen
! Wou .na i, noi,ce,nen looked 80
10y, 'ie ~ fomnd how ardr.
a. si a,',i.s are 7 am glad that I
~ au ~ raiiceunIi 5oes Justice
II ny ~ a. heinz 100 sevare
ohsu mt ianiant and endcavor to
aIs ie ,om - lie fullest
r W ,,o,,a6 unan no ,nsrs
hs! ~ ,,arInoi, n iiight orfenae
tney s O'I ,,,,on a. sbnyyIne' "a
ne iUoN ,,s,,at ye,,ips caees mt az
r.. ~ NM H., bayo heen i,st
~ Ias ~ .ha discharge Of their
gulIaple ~, ~ o,.na,.ianco Nth tha
ugsn ., p Wan J'be nurIsbme,,t
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We. .s ,hov u,i, iaolg Tor moro
M 4, t nn,r, ,r oIsev,here W. ere
\. ~ J, W. ~, bcrs We bona that
" I, " I'll, III he varv nieosant Won
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y. " s,a-a tinie Thay 49,
H Tha,, ave more orn,-
|, ~ rsoft,t ~ tbev ore diro-
VA, VIZ o,taS,ion hrjnr ,han, 70
1, ~ r y,,,i saa tba+ tbov arc nron.
t.i.A"I thani, 80
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- padSocl,. tn bab,lc 90 tho
|v.-.bsIs ana Cbiefs ~ poiieo
= ,sa s,ata % To1,as thanI.
~ the couftesles extended TO US.
II We are going TO have a good
|ii Will be well cared for by your
|Ter,h " N VIC sN'N ' Vi
! Tssov n, r,o-. Worth aroso ana
~ I' ~ M r,oat,,' IT, wa :" a''90 anu
l Chairman: / was expected TO
aslhlng in regard to the police
Is praise. 1t is conceded that
pc a good department and an
II police chief and city council,
We should be proud of. | have
pile experience with the police,
|ate an efficient force Of patrol
|iai i is unnecessary 10 say what
ga done. Our chief and assist
|aye done much to prevent crime.
|Vll have a chance to see the
|lsn IN one body. You could not
better looking or more intelli-
" Of men than the patrolmen of
Worth. I believe you have the
Of making u most efficient
Pr9ltt OF Houston arose TO
He was received with great
ase and his remarks were fire.
n Interrupted by the applause
I bearers. Mr.. Pruitt spoke in
nee as follows;
1ian, not talk, is what we want.
member Of this association
sIea' pleasure in listening to my
y : no better away from home
! home. When criminals leave
worth We know Jim Maddox must
alnd them. 1t will be a sad day