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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

am not positive. AS long as we can keep
silver on parity with gold 1 think we
should do so. But am not in favor of
the free and unlimited coinage of silver
ON ratio of 16 to l." .Ee
The governor thought that President
Cleveland had attempted a somewhat
utopian scheme in trying to be president
of the people instead of partisan pres
ident. He thinks that the president made
a mistake in not apportioning the spells
more literally
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

The prevailing id e a
seems to be that your
sketch is your nearest
approach to a portrait,
and if they cannot tell
for whom it is intended,
no apprecia ton or enjoy
msnt breaks out on their
faces. A rapid sketch of
a running man-from me
citizen at Oneonta, and
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Some times, when a peculiar change is
noticeable In the orchestra, or when the
arrangement of lights about the piano is
unusually effective. it is very apt to be
made mention of in pencial memoran-
dum, once only two performers made
music, the pianist and the clarionetist
was shown citizen at Oneonta, and
at the piano (and a lady at piano is al
ways sight pleasing to pencil scratch
err.
which ever occurred at O'Brien's was the
fa1l OF Caesar-a bulky one, as remem-
Der him-and Antony's strictly southern
accent, Il asst no mop in addressing the
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

fectlOQ, Ctia ftieu
to satisfying cham
nels by a look over
some old portfolio.
Whatever the occa-'
sion, whether an
outing to North Biz
m n g h a m on a
Fourth of July, a
dummy ride to East
Lake {soon but a
memory in TRUTH, a
walk along crowded
p a e m e n t s, or a
weary hour under
the sound of some
politicians b azo o
moved by some an
explicable desire, the
pencil Is called into
action.
. .
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

this garrulous proprietor Of the street,
whose domain has but just reverted to the
general government of the municipality.
have known some artists and skilled
men with the pencil who practiced this
lighter art as a recreation from severer
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

took his seat. and you can tell by the ac-
ton and expression Of this singer that it
Is the pleasing side of life about which
his musical genius vibrates.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

man who feeds upon
the surface of things
in training the facul-
ties to properly ap-
preciate their rela-
tions is likely to be-
come, In a sense, de-
pendent upon memo
randa, of however
crude a form, that, as
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

IA familiar figure at the Bank corner
was. the dusky bootblack and
his hypnotic yell. It takes q brave man
indeed, whose shoes are getting rusty, to
pass with aversed eyes beyond the cry Of
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

bacchanal depth, rather
than a melodramatic pro-
fundity. We like the mel
low chuckle of the funny
songster sometimes better
than the remorseful below
fngs of the tragic basso; and
whether q lady violinist, a
Yankee home-seeker intent
on feeling the weather here
so as to report to his colony,
or the mayor introducing .
lecturer, all are good. spicy
material for the sketch pad
and pencil.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

other about the combining limits of re-
luctant mind, facts are resorted to FOR re-
lief from the distressing calm, and how
ever they are warped lip the attempt 10
portray them, an occasional reverie az
terward is, by the help of fancy ana recoi-
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

The accompanying cuts convey fairly
graphic view of the interior and exterior
of Mr.. Norton's pharmacy and of its en-
terprising head, whose affability has
been no small factor in placing him In
the front ranks Of Birmingham business
men.
The soda water fountain of Norton's
pharmacy is the best patronized in the
city.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Out upon the Highlands where church
towers shine against the purple-gray
mountain and residence strawberries half
mingle with the distance, the subtle con-
tagion of action, the Invitation of nature
to her worshppers, whispering an Oft
neglected appeal, the conceit of the
sketcher gets the better of his workaday
brain, and he essays to do with a few
rapid almost said vapid-strokes what
the greatest painter would hesitate be-
Tore trying; and the result is not dis
heartening, even though kind friends fail
to recognize the view
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Sometimes a t
the concert hall,
being no story
writer, and unable
on the impulse to
tell the romances
that crowd each
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Here is chance view of the prophet OF
Clay, the evangel, and one of his disci-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-31
ANENT ADVERTISING SCHEMES
What Some of Our Business Men Do With
out Thinking.

Another one of those advertising
schemes which this paper has had
occasion to call attention to several
times before, is about the town. Mer-
chants and other business men are
being asked to place their business
cards onto a sheet of card board, Of
which very limited number are to be
printed and posted up in uncertain
places. This style of advertising can
be of no possible use to any one except
to the fellow who solicits the business.
He gets $40 or $15 worth of advantage
out of it and quits town at once. He
pays no taxes here, buys no goods OF
our merchants, has no cares or respon-
sibilities connected with our city, no
one has claim upon him nor he upon
anyone else. Yet,some of our business
men patronize such schemes, a goodly
portion of such keep out of the news
papers which could do them ten times
the good with the same amount of
money, and when they want man or
measure roasted or boosted, they go to
the man who got out that advertising
scheme-nit. On the contrary they
expect the home newspapers to do it
for them free, gratis, for nothing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-31

Ed. Green spent Sunday in Chicago.
C. E. Runey, of Waukegan. was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary d. Bradford IS home from
Stevens Point for the holidays.
The only iron Christmas tree in town
can be seen at Chas. Fl. Goodman's. if
Miss Kate Kelly has closed her
school in the country for three weeks.
Mrs. Hugh E. Barden visited Tues
day with Mrs. j. M. Peil in Waukegan.
VIM. M. Young returned home Tues
day evening from visit to his mother
in Chicago.
Fred Gottfredsen is laid up at home
with a bad cold. His gray horse is
laid up with rheumatism.
Mrs. Martha Wyman returned Tues
day from two months visit in Min
nesota. Her nephew returned with
her for visit.
Begin the new year of 1897 by buy
ing your groceries of W. D. Bailey &
Co. 1t will be good resolution and
one that will pay you to keep. 1t
Says farmer: You can tell your
readers 80 get ready for a spell and
perhaps very long spell, of very cold
weather. The signs are right"
A number of the young friends Of
DR.. Kaltenbach were entertained at
his home on Julius street Tuesday
evening. A pleasant time is reported.
There seems to be strange fatality
connected with some houses and bust
ness blocks. 1t is fact that several of
our business firms that have
failed have either occupied business
blocks or lived in homes that have in
variably brought misfortune to their
occupants.
The friends of j. V. Quarles are
booming that gentleman for the United
States senate in place of John L. Nit
chell, whose term expires two years
hence. That is pretty long way off,
but if the republicans are fortunate
enough to hold the legislature in 1899
(which they will if no grave blunders
are committed during the ensuing ses-
stony Mr.. Quarles stands a pretty good
show Of raking in the persimons. He
is certainly very popular throughout
the state. Door County Advocate.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-31
Very sloppy weather.

Geo. Harkins is on the sick list.
R. C. Smith, of Waukegan, was in
the city Monday.
G.. G. Willis, of Milwaukee, was in
this city Monday
All shawls and blankets at cost.
Fl. L. Molitor & Co. d26tt
A. j. Wells, of Milwaukee, spent
Monday in this city.
E. D. Saunders, of Rochester, spent
Monday in this city.
The Cuban question has taken a
back seat for while.
R. F. French, of Chicago, transacted
business here Monday.
W. j. Wharton, of Chicago, was in
town on business Monday.
F. C, Franks, of Milwaukee, trans
acted business here Monday.
Fifty miles north of Kenosha there is
plenty of snow and sleighing.
After feasting on holiday banquets,
comes dieting on sarsaparilla.
The lenton season will open with a
week show at the opera house.
Who is to be the next under-sher
keeps people guessing just now.
Knocking people senseless often
seems to bring them to their. senses.
A freight car ran off the track on the
north side. No damage was done.
Merchants are taking little vaca-
ton after the rush of the holiday trade.
Several parties have been caught in
the act of shoplifting, even since
Christmas.
Mrs. Lippert, who has been spending
a few days in Chicago, returned Mon
day evening.
Silverites are not the only ones who
can find a reason for the recent bank
and other failures.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Schnell, of Min
neapolis, are spending the holidays
with friends in this city.
If house building is a sign of pros
perity, there is possibility that Ke-
nosha is too prosperous.
Mrs. Jas. A. Harwood and daugh-
ter, of Garrison, Iowa, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.. Schulz.
The sherif7s house is getting ready
for it's new occupant who is to take
possession on the 4th of January.
There seems to be something very
attractive about the bargains Ames &
Angler are offering on winter clothing.
Why shouldn't you take advantage of
them too
The subway under the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad for the Milwau-
kee, Racine & Kenosha electric road
five miles north of Racine, has been
completed. Now, the cars will be
regularly running between Milwaukee
and Racine by Jan. l.
Frank Bockenheuser, while playing
on the ice in the river just west of the
Main street bridge, grew little too
venturesome, and stepping on some ice
that was not safe, fell in. He called
for help, but before help reached him
he succeeded in pulling himself out.
The annual meeting of the Kenosha
Public Library association will be held
at the public library room Monday
evening, Jan. IL, 1897. Officers for the
year are to be elected and reports for
the past year are to be heard. Every
member of the association should make
a point of being present.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-31
WHO ARE THEY !?
Another Dispatch About That Northway-
Moore Case

Here is another of those dispatches
about people alleged to be Kenoshans:
" Frank G.. Northway, the Lake
Shore railroad official who married
Eliza A Moore, of Kenosha, Wis,
when he had wife living at Elkhart,
has been located in California. The
deceived wife says that she will follow
Northway to California and prosecute
him for bigamy. She is said to be
Frustrated at her home in Kenosha."
Now. the question is: Who are
Eliza A. Moore and who Frank G..
Northway? No trace of any such peo
pie can be found here. They are
known neither by the police, postoffice
people nor the directory.
Bailey's coffee and groceries are the
best to be had. Try them. 1t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
ITALIAN DISASTER
STORY OF the DEFEAT rNrLicrEn
ny THE suoASs.



Rome, March 4.--rhe kingdom OF
Italy today liz In a state OF excltemenl'
grief and anger almost beyond descrlp.
tt,r N,ords cnn,ot adequately de.
- .,,.....,,,,,
NNi'pc tne hitua'loH' i"' 'N''s "''P"'s"
received from Mnsaowah adds TO ths
f,rnyitv of tho disaster to the Italian
ANN, NJ Abova Abvaslnnln. rhi
..,...,t...,.,. ,t,,.,,,,,.. ,,,aa,. ,ha ,,,r,he,
a. Italians killed at 5000, but IL ~ DO.
liovel these figures even fail to tell the
u - 80,
iuh 'Nt'"t :" Wv u'S'n'V'. ~ 49,
tlon w mtde OF Tue wouhnou, hnu thet
liz rcuson to believe that those who fell
,r,nndod Ju,iny tho rctrent of mrs
40, 81. na.
hlllts met a more hoirlpN INV ''""
those killed on the spot.
Thta morninp every hubble place 4,
crowley Win men anu Woln'h'
number OF disturbances occurred today
and tho Indications are that the peppl,
No., ,,,-,,,,tn,, rms, throatenlnr Mt.
| utudo throughout Italy
Demonstrations against Crlspfs MIN.
,.,r. .,,,, ,.,tns, IN, crown nrn 70.
49, - - $500. A., ,ha
/ pvrleu from hu'"pef VI ''""s "
. provinces. In spite Of the fact that tha
authorities arc stralnlnH every nerve
/ ,,,,,,, an ,a,,.. 30 nm alarming
/ 70 SUPPRESS u" i'"e w.
nature ,sao,,t,oi,
AZ wy ie'fs . ,. w., ~ ranosa
| ppHlpoheo, anu W,Hses ~. u 1a tad
! VI t', Neut. " w. -, Sntholir ohurril
! ms morning ~ 'SViy ...i,'i,,,, ,,,n,nen
/ IN the elD SlpMun - 49,, In ,tfend.
Nlu aV'''N'"h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
|DRE is A CLASH
.x CITY COUNCIL AND ELEc-
rp,c LIGHT COMPANY.


49,, ownership OF the street
riant Is being suggested to
Inn economical turn OF mind
| s,,rnyersy pending between the
.Sneil ana the Dallas Electric
I'M Some time since the council
rsamrc Of economy, decided 10
~ with such lights as were not
Ia NJ The contract, forty-ilNe In
N, and city Electrician W, a:
an The 2lth OF February, served
notice upon the company TO
~, nut At the last meeting Of
i.~sell.a letter was read from MI.
Ii MrCrath. vicc-prcsident OF the
" rampany, in response to the
| .,s,trician's communication, In
I'M, denies the right Of the council
rxont!nue these additional lights
n time II may elect to do so. lie
y, that after the contract was
III INTO for lighting the city, the
y,,-y was required TO put In forty
IT,hts in addition TO the number
"a IN the contract, under n pro-
Il ., that instrument requiring the
Is,y 10 furnish such other lights
n, contract price MS might from
d time he required by the city
| uu the order to remove these
N Irplies the right OF the city 10
-tlrue them whenever 1t may SEQ
+, avs that the work of supplying
! siiltlonal lights cost the COM
.iout 5000. I'm addition to which
\. Eent s.. 800 changing the loca-
bsnzhts on orders from the coun-
u eohtends that the discontinue
aAese lights would work great
,Sse on the company and seriously
bee contract, with the letter or
A1eompany expresses II readI-
smply
h amunication from the COM
tich smells n little Of legal
~ kzs been referred to n special
ert comprising Aldermen Kelly
e' and Lincecum I'm conjunction
namayOr and city attorney, and
tAtely thereafter resolution by
'zin Corder. providing that the
hia u the city owning and Oper.,
kits own electric light plant shall
khritted to vote OF the people nt
puing municipal election, was
~ BY q viva voce vote without
reible opposition.
p tomplIcation threatens to revive
saAstion Of municipal ownership
y slsetric lighting facilities, when
isitaied quite enthusiastically ~
tine the current three-ycnr COM
VAS let, which was November
~ Under that contract the city
p Itself to take 200 lights Mt Slo'
re- each. and 80 many more as the
-n might order from time to time
m are now in use 2i5 lights, OF
Y loriy-hve are paid for by the
tats for lighting crossings, but me
! pays the electric company FOL
ind collects In turn from the
Fay comranies thus making these
!. chargeable ms among the or
z ~ included In the contract.
lights are burned upon the moon
Shedule and part Of the police
y surveillance upon the regu
tNot the lighting service. When
alls OF duty. the fact IL reported
We Policeman on the beat, and
'p'uonate amount Is deducted h'
@lncll from the payment to I'M
NJ company, At the last meetin!
ealef OF police submitted u repor
shs that during the month o
sNy thcre were 110 lights no
.hg all night and l06 not burninl
W. hours. II Is said by city OF
/, MAT the electric company stand
ehuctions FOR the reported delin
S'es without murmur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
USED AN IRON BAR.
She Laid His Scalp Open with the
wsapon-Rciensed In conrt
without Punishment.

The most effective method Of deliver
ing temperance lecture recently ar
fected Is that of Sarah Johnson,
colored woman. who was at the police
station yesterday morning To answer
for having laid her husbands scalp
open with n bar OF iron. He had come
home intoxicated the previous evening,
and she registered this soothing ana
SOLDERING remembrance. When they
were brought to the station johnson
was released to go and have hts scalp
patched. and yesterday morning he
came into court with q tailor-made
brow, protested that he loved the wo-
man and begged for her release. The
heart of the court was softened, anu
me valiant advocate of Temperance
reform went home with her disiigured
spouge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
THE STATE COURTS.


Austin, Tex. March i.--tspeclal)---
on cali OF the tiinl docket In the court
OF civil appeals today the following
proceedings were had:
Affirmed Malone ct al.'va. Wright.
from Travis; Eloicher ct al. VS.. Gni-
broJ. from Liano; TexaF Central Rnll-
way company vs. Frazier e. ~. n1,n
Lumber company. from McI.ennnni
Miles VS.. Ewing ct al. from Tom
Green; BallInger National bank vs.,
1rynn ct al. from Tunnels. Houston
arJ Tcxas Central Railway company
NJ. Lacy. by next friend. from Melon
nan. ,.., a.. a,,,,,ion,
s,,lf Colorado ana Santa Pc Rail-
way company VS.. Fowler. from Tom
Green. ,.,.
Reversed and remhnded-southwes
ern Telegraph and Telephone company
vi Newman from Travis.
on call Of motion docket the follow
Ing orders were made;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
L ESTATE rRANsFERs.

n Z. a, Millr and husband to Mrs.
" kaddon, part OF block 7fl, In
~ consideration $500.
|s'saret 3. shepherd to Bryan T
1.-TWO lots in Dallas. consideration
Murphy, trustee. to W, NJ
I'm LOT In Dallas. $50.
v Keaton ct al. to Kate NJ.
|'iN "''s 'ahu III i'"''uS
n " Carter and T.. G. Brown TO
Y, slaughter lots In Dnllas. $500,
n, Z. \. Miller and husband 10
|,s ronnentagcn part Of block
i" % Dallas. 5000.
NJ, nnrphy, trustee, to c. 7. Nc
y, lots 81 and 80, block 80 IT,
n Z, McRinnon to A. Il. Kirkpat-
N, N, ~ and %. block 92. city of
(ts,.N and other considerations.
Erssa,M National bank to j. G. VAIN
~ part OF block "a in Dallas. 3d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05

Rehearing refused--Barrett ct al. VS..
Mctcalfe ct al, from Tom Green; Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas hallway COM
pany vs.. Bowie, from Bell; Edwards 4
Co. VS.. Bonner & Eddy ct al. from
williamson; International and Great
Northern Railroad company Va. Tabor
by next friend. from Williamson.
overruled - Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company w, Wylie.
from Bell. for conclusions OF law and
facts
Submitted for rehearing--Iohnson W..
Patterson, from Bell Williams vs..
Jones ct al. from Travis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Land and Mort
gage company VS.. Briggs OF al, from
Coleman. to withdraw consoript and
briefs, Thompson VS.. Fisher OF al.
from Tom Green to perfect record and
consider statement of facts.
Granted--Tricdman Va Dockery ct,
al, from McLennan. motion for re-
hearing, and cause ordered dismissed
by the county court, special court 10
sit In the case OF Ford VS., First Nation
al bank OF Cameron. ct nl. from MI
lam, consisting OF Hon. l.. II, Browne.
chief Justice, and a, j. Harris and Wal.
Ter S Baker 1.-THE latter being ABSENT
met and delivered an opinion reversing
the judgment Of the trial court and
| remandng the case for new trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
PEClAL EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS

tion. Central Circle OF Kings Daugh.
tiers. Lodge No (Couer de Leon.
knights OF Pyihias, Lodge No. 10,
knights of Pythias, Mesdames Held.
ingfeldor, Simon Loeb, Joe Wolf, ].
Kramer, Daley John W. Eyerlnan.
Miss Sophye Cohn. Seml-Centenninl
committee, Texas Paper company.
Texas Drug company, Ed o. Tension,
Maurice Cohn, ]. L. A. Thomns, II. L.
kniilin, j. Kelly. r F. Laughlln, y. u.
Reed, H. $. Brewer ana Dallas Demo
The. prizes In the ranle were drawn
by Mr.. Alex Sanger ana Goorgie
Schneider,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
WILLING TO TRADE.
WILLIAMS WOULD GIVE A LOT FOR
DELINQUENT TAXES.
The Price Asked Is n Good honh'
one-The Proposition Referred
20 u Committee.

W. Williams has evolved a method
of having a large amount of Delinquent
taxes He has presented to the council
n Communication in which he proposes 5
To sell the city n lot for the openlhs
Of street, an extension of st. PAU
street from Elm to Pacific avenue, the
amount to be applied upon ms taxes.
From statement by member IN ope"
nnu,cii n appears that the contem-
nIotel price Is $500 per front foot, or
about $4,000. A motion to reject the
proposition was sldetracked by mo
iion 10 refer Il, and 1t went to the COM
mittees on finance and streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
ARE NOW AT WORK.

NV Dr II. W. Erwin, who Is work work
heN w. he establishment Of the Pres,
ing ,gs seminary OF theology az th nv
oytel'en mel a number of members o,
place. ornynerelal club yesterday at
the So ana conferred with them as 10
o.eloetH nr si OF their plans. - .,
the iu,s was appointed to interview
,"n buslness men OF the cry .s anu 70
p r day for general s,,,,S, ,g
gSscuss plans and obtain suos'
for this cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
NEGROES WILL HANG
An ruE COUNTY room FARM on
MARCH 20.


Georgetown, TcN., March i,--(Speclnl)
-Shcnu Purl gave out tho stutrin"nt
today that the two negroes Moofly
and Rol!ey, would be executed at the
county poor farm, which IN located
about six miles from Georgetown a
great deal of controversy has been go-
linz on as to whether the hanging
should be private or not. and the shtr-
In rcaorted to the poor farm az a COM
promise. The execution VIII tax" place
Aargh 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05

l.. l.. Wood. the linotype manipulation
who nut a bullet through the arm OF
Edward Manning, md the Victim OF
whose fiarkmanship died from blood
poisoning and pncumonln atter the nm
iice I.auderanie today 10 answer a
charge OF inansianghter. and ~ the
conclusion or the examining trial was
nlaced under bond OF $1,000 10 await the
Investigation or the grand Jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
woMEN's HOME MEETING.

NJ REGULAR monthly meeting of
n vaehs Home association q re-
n tsan received showing that ten
Month. W 'or at the nome ou'i"s
|s,.ss. present were Mesdames j. f.,
pton,s j.. Erb, !. W, Everman, =,
h All, r. l.. 8. Knifiln. A, Sanger
(srs-e Mnrtor1, Thanks for dona-
Enos ,endered prs. Leake. Whitis.
Ess Ia ~ stunrt for professional SER
\ chuseSLle ladies OF the Second Rap-
o' Daughters OF the Revolu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05
UNCERTAINTY FELT
As TO ACTION OF DALLAS COUNTY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Likely That n vote on the '''
coinage Question VIII DC
Called For.

There is a great deal OF uncer pano.
expressed as TO what me couna M, 10 in
cratic executive cofnnn',Vv y,tc on the
f gsaa noinage question In the June pr,
~ ,.,es THE weight OF opinion seems
10 be that the committee When m, i' for
p III so,s authorized and directed by
~. h s h committee in spite OF the nos i,a,,
,iiity Of Chairman Phillips toward s"''
n fnnTSP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-05

Officers for Cold Storage Company
Elected.

Temple. Tex, March 4 Especially.
stockholders Of the Temple Cold Stor-
age and lee company was held Mon
day evening and directors ana officers
elected for the ensuing year The Of
iicerH arc ms follows George ruland.
president: George Bond vice president;
T. A. Hickman, secretary. The COM
pany'g business fnr the unFt season was
good ana considerable improvements
VIII shortly he made.