The Waco evening news. [volume], January 27, 1893, Page 4, Image 4

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THE WACO NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27,
1893
Get the Best !
Tin tlniB of year IB j' h.mlwheti jou ulili
what jrtii Hut or Itiiul, lo bu thr llrst.
Weiarrytho liijv Hist the tnnrl.ct n(Toilp,
not) ill Ruuils tu our lino inn l)o liml of liu
in tnintm
fa&i jour mo our tlio following find ecclf
tatreliiot mjhh-IIiIiii-' ill lliu lirtt hleh yoiu
nrsoit houI ilotli cravo
nsit, tit sn;fs, i;o.
Carl' r 01 mm. Olwn hiicu, e'lain ( howiii r.
tto'ifl-h Ilallf PeVlul Crib, U'uva 'I urt'i ,
I.nb-tors, .MacUrd Uriio't Trout, Ojntcrs
Sn'mon, 'lirlmtB, S-lr i! ()viir LolMcrn
Clami In KiaiB Vnurlcnn awl Duriii'BlIc
JHudlniw-, limn) 1 itli Hoi dci Meriln-h,
JJi;ri(l Il(rrliiK" Yanu ulli MoiteM, Wg
IrjOiUcVe Bnil K.nti n JIo lake
1f)f''N.
Frunco-AiiiT'inn ""'1 Armotir'u In pint and
tflast tfira Ju nri tl(-a,
ruKHHiv a v iKiMfur r.-rrs.
Prac n, I'm Ilea, Malaga, Vahncln, On
flu, and dKonla Ilamiutl (thoroliglilj
rJu?"li, Sultun'm K'uIsIuh ntid Vnslira In
iiuit, Fancy large ftit "nd I'ul.ul I iga, Ut
ti, lyiimn and Ornngo I'eil Hull's I.vau
ff.' (1 Peuclu. IVihh Apricots, nml Ainles,
Tried Lhirrics, llln kin rri( am' ltn; In rm
'melin unit tttitiifsttt uli
Tiooy Alixuri Sum, I iiiaionn, IMnccrB. Ho
llj" and (union Mmondc, Itrai lliliTta l.ng
l!ij Walnuti", IV mi an 1 lunniuta
FIMKS & CO.
H.
.; mnt in in itin Mint.
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l-ent!o:i nl I irn Uiifin Itoxi'n.
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(loonier li th and JotfnrBoii ' lit-Iimil
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2-vx ') nlrll.os 1 and etois, thou Btrll.o" 111
aji i j IJox M, then rive .its four tlni'-h.
r ix ' n'rlkcn II and stops, thou EtrlVoa Hill
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THE CITY COUNCIL
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i a' arm of II n I irlve tic Tiro I)ppiit
o the rluht in i ly on a1) ftrte s Ail
I , mllHt drive ur (hi e'di wall, an I kuop
fiou th" Ur" il In fir running onr
rt of nn arid, bi driving ft'luK to or i
i "a ll til" ruo ii"''iriiuoiL ui oc
ill rau lMid hy thn ( lilid, an faat and
3 drMn.'.H atrlul.ll forbidden.
I.ontrtli) It upon h rum ,lri. Ilnuiic-'
liiipiirtinit ('hunt; (i lit our I'll bin:
Sclimil llcu'iiliiliiiiis--. l.di, u ana
IIiik) sesNlon
Tho city cotinoil mat in regular
weekly session lubt nitflir, Mayor pro
tern PHyne in tho chair.
Tne mioutcB of the previous meet
inn wcio read ami approved
Puiuiou biuod by j'sU voters ai-k-infor
tho adoption ol tho Australian
ballot R8tcni at tho ensuiug municipal
cleotiou wan grunted, itnd the major
authorized to provide books for that
purpoi-e.
A petition fromC G icth for return
of taxes wronglully pid to .he city in
lri!H, wh"ii his property w& outside
tho cit limits, Has relorrcd to the cit
attorney.
petition of this "tame nature by
V V Uirby was al-io uf erred to the
city uttotncy
A petition from ". V. Kcudhll to
improve city hosjutal grounds was
read and the proposition to plutit
hhude ireoA v. as accepted acd tht ro
maindcr ol the petition rufernd to the
hospital board
A bill cf W1 .")() fr.r rcpairini; heat
ers in the public tchoul buildings was
allowed and oideicd pid.
The doIiooI comuiutej submitted a
icport of the condition uf tho publie
schools Ly Mrs. Willio D. House,
supenntendont, and recommended its
fidoplion. As shown hy the report,
the enrollment loi the otk enling
Janutry I !, shovs an lueieate oor
the eunosiyuLiu itnud la.it jen, as
follows: I'jnrollm -lit increase, 2:ri,
lj'-'o'iginir, 'il ' duly attertdanc" ojO.
01 the iucic I'-e lu enrollment XU.! are
white aiid M arc inKfoes 'I he report
ii quae leujthy, und amon othur
tlnnR asks :lii.t an amend men i to the
rtgutaltoiiS be udoi led, ho as to admit
oul tlui-e ohililren who are "t years old
at tne opening of the school-., aud
jiiuhiun the cntr-nce ol pupiNinto the
first made, except during thu fmt
man h of tho first term.
It w.T5 urget that this regulation
"ould leduce the sttendance, and also
iidii"c tlio number ol rooms neccssaij
Tho r ori conolndes as tollowc
l,Iu tins oouueotioa 1 would aguin
reler to the pupils eniolkd in tur
1 sohools chiming 10 b buna fide tv5!
(lents ol the oily who live during the
school vear with their unoles or their
ri i,ie"ttm,"""lll"t r"rUty "mr''1"1 a' lb i Krandmothor! or lhelr hlstcuj or lhelr
irtsmsi. l..,i...rii.ui ,. u'i'Ufi cousins or tneir aunts, lor seuooi pur-
notes on y. L uiiiue a careiul oxami
i nitinu ol the.su o.tcs laf.t vesr and
nnomru Mr Ml lrr r j . , .i u .i. .i.n..
foi dty m irBluil m tin' iohdu Buauercu wiruugn uiu unii-iuui
urjdes in the winto senocis ol tiie
etly, about fifty pupils who I was sat
isfied in my own mind had no right to
the tchool privilege but whoso
guardians athnned w ire bona fide
residents of the city. In Boer?,l m
(tauces I have iuunrt that both parents
hvo elsowl ere, but thu ohild makes
its home with this oi thai, relative.
Under oujliiig regulations the super
intendent is powci'ess to picvciit this
imposition.
"Nthhville city schools are piotect
ed bj' their laws which
"Chapter 1, section 1. Tho ehil
dren of wardo of all actual residents
within tho corporate limits of ihe city
shall be entitled lo soats as pupils in
the public schools, provided that said
j children shall themselves be bona fiio
icsidents of the any.
"Section o. Any person hazing
temporary or permanent oontrol of a
minor, not omitted by the law to the
benefit ol the public sohool, who shall
send or permit btioh minor to attend
auy ot said schools, dull be guilty of
.1 mis lemeanor, and shall bo iiiud Dot
'ess than flO nor moro than $50 tor
every such ollenso.
"i'hc principles of thoso schools in
case ol such gumdmus as L hae re
ferred tu, admit such chlldien into
school only when suoh guurdiin shall
answer the following questions s-uib.
factonly
"U'ider this law do you regard this
child as justly entitled to a seat in the
city? 2. Aio the parents ol this child
(one cr both) living? ;!. Whxro do
they reside? I Why h is their homo
ceased to be tho homo of the ohild?
."). Have you qualified of the child in
order 10 secure school privileges? 11
not for what purpose? 0. As guar
dian do you contsol property belong
ing to the child? 7. If not permit
ted to enter the sohools will tho ohild
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
C'OIC Ol B 1 II tltsll l.
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1 a inndidi o fur Ity iiituxliail
1 tit lou
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tho
1 a 1 auilliliili lor li' li rtlon to tlio otilto
(j ni null il at Hit tpnl -! illon.
1 re aiitbori7od to
ao 11 rniididiiti
ih "tlini Apill I,
Saws I" iiiitliurliil In aiiuoiliHO SflllS
in 1 ( 'iiididal" fur oity mnr-liiil it tl'O
lo( lion.
Nr.W-ln illltlmll.l
in'ii i anilldi.ti, lur
In tlou
to .'uiiimiiiLc lliu 1
-11 111 irsh il at 1)1"
V Nkwi tu Hiitlmil(il lo itinotiii" Mr.
I). K'oadihlt nt a i nflliitiU for i'Iij
-r 'ml at llio Apill tlitiluii
jitNiiN"! untliTiMil to TiiuiunOB .1 W.
- riiaa i iiiiUldatcfiir 1 llj mmshiil at tlio
1 1 cabin
1 )ll CI l' s: Kill Alt .
T,i Krwblf aulhurlri d In iinuounco V 0
4m r n a cmididnlo for tlt. bci.rtt.irj at thu
)jt 1 f'octlon
nn Fhi-m iiitlinrii.d to nnuuuneo It W.
ft UmviwrM us k i audlibiti' for dty ntcrulaiy
M v Apiil uli'ilum
W b ro nutbi niil tu nniuiunca Mr C. A
"ro 'ia oim s ni did to foi dii ooi(tary at
, tlectliiii In April
sfnt ,msi'ss(nt m coi.i,i: run.
"rtff am uiithorliil ti atiiiouni c S U
njvni'h'Pyi" " iimJf ' ntu fo' ro di'itio i to tho
rtiCdCif iikhi'nsot and colltttin, .it thu unsultis
vi ulectlou, April I
"Hi. NlWh li autlinrlid to si iiouiiro II U
"iiifrnXi1 as a ciudtilai" fur dty aa-ietor and
leSlcclor at tlio April i ItTitou.
roit t 'Mti:tst iii.it.
7io Mb autliorif td In .iiioiiiiiuo s(luN,
b ciindldntc lor ic-clpit'on lotho otlk'c of
dty tifrtnunr at thu (liuuliiK ilectinu rll I,
fee Nkws 1b .uithorlriil tu nimntinco Mr
Toisti K Itjmi "R a mdldato fur city trun-nror
ttttd Apill ok'utlon.
roic oi i' iti'okm:
Tur Jfcslg uiillioflid to anniHinco Jniuii
t Xfirrinon, Reii n a i.iuilldat' lor ro-oloctloii
tbe ullliii of city nttuuuy at tin.' April clio
-o.
TjiNui.- naulhtiri7 il to nmiotime Mr .'I.
C II. ) aiK as acandlilftto fir thuolllco of it
itrmy .lithe April uli i tlon.
Tni KhWsis mtlioiirit to aiinouui'U.Ioliii V.
hTis ni a i uidlil He tin i lty .ittainu) .it tho
3,Jlil I'lLCllOU.
i eiu ai.ii:ic.m .
run Xsi8 uutliorlpil to aiinouiico 11 nj ,
ij:M as a oamllditto for ahlirniiii from tlio
jK-juid ward at tho Apiil election
Notlco to Bub33 '
3fext Monday and Tuesday I ox
liol fo see oveiy sul)3Cfibpr to Tin:
"TDNiNei Nkws who is duo anvthinc
fjn subscription. Leave tho money continue to livo in the oij .' S. Does
st homo so I oau get it when I call,
ill arrears must ho paid.
J. B DakieIi,
Cireuhitor.
Subsoribe for Tiik News
the ohild remain continuously in tho
city whether the schools are in session
or not? 0. For what length of time
will you retain oontrol of tho eh Id?
10 Is it hoarded aud schooled at
) our charge?
"I certify that the above answers
are correct and true, and if necessary
will tnako these statements under
oath."
Guardian.
"Some such safeguards thrown
around our sohools woul I further
reduce th! crowded condition of tho
schools "
Lacy moved that tho report bo
received and filed. Jones moved, as
a substitute, that the report be
adopted. .The matter was finally dis
posed of by adopting that part of the
report governing the admission of pu
pils, and to instruct the committee to
bring an ordinance to seouro their
enforcement, and to file tbat part of
tho aeport relative to now buildings.
The mayor and finance committee
were authorized to pay for work done
on tho South Third street bridge,
across Waco creek, by a note, payable
out of the street improvement fund.
Poago, from the gas committee,
reported that the gas company refus
ed to put new ights, until tho
counoil rescinds tho resolution to dis
continue payment ft bills until the
"ervico v,ns improved. Tho mittor
.vis le-oomtnitted
Street committee) recommended the
dt'eet commissioner to grade Dutton
street. Aaopiod
A majority of the street committee
iccotnmeiided tho acceptance ot the
proposition of the Burleson heirs to
open a numt er of streets in North
Waco, provided the city grado the
same
Alderman I'oage filed a minority
report opposing the proposition. The
majority report was adopted
A petition from Alt Ilerberlin to
build an iron shod in tho rear of his
sioio ou u3tin uvenue was lost.
The cit at'oniey reported tint the
alley between Filth and Sixth streets
must be lapt open to the Wlgm prop
erty. A lopted.
The eidinance ".ranting the Mis
souri, Katp-as aud Texas railway right
to construct iw'tohos ou Eleventh,
Twelfth uni ThnUonth streets wis
read the third tune and went over un
til tho nest meeting
The spt cial charter comrnitteo sub
muted the following rcpon:
'loth" Hon i ihlo illayor and City Courii.lt
Uknti lmkn We, the undeisigneu
members ot your special chatter com
mittee, would reotmniond that our
charier be so amended as to authorize
the city council to appropriate monov
fir and construct levees along the
Brazos river, in the city limits, the
expense thereof to bo borne by tho
property holders peculiarly benefited
tlioioby in proportion to the benefit
received
5J. That the charter bo so amended
in refoiep.ee to regulating, controlling
and licensing prostitutes, eto , by
strikin r out tho word "license." And
that tbe mayor be instructed to give!
legal notice of the application for the
above change.
W. D. LiACY,
A. Faynk,
I do not concur in the abovoioport.
Wiley Josks.
That portion cf tho roptrt icUtive
to the Brazos river was adopted with
out opposition. Tho proposition re
voking the licensing of piostitutes,
resulted in a tic vote, Mayor pro tern
Payne voting in the sffirmativo, it was
also carried. Mr. Hawkins, "That's
tho fust time I ever saw the mayor
voto that way."
The resolution offered by Aldirman
Lacy abolishing the office of oity
city treastucr tin n came up for con
sideration. A majority report by
Aldermen Payne and Jones adverse
to the report was submitted, while
Mr. Laoy filed a minority report fa
voring tho measure, and while speak
ing ot it on the floor, he said that
hilly ninety per cent, of the people
whom he had approaohed, expressed
themse'ves heartily in favor of tho
measure A long discussion ensuod
between Baker, Lacy and l'oago, but
tho amendment was finally defeated,
Aldotmen Laoy, Brinkerholl and
Hawkins voting in favor of it and
Aldermen Jonos, Latimer, Pajne,
Bakor and l'oago voting against tho
moasuro.
The lo'l iwing resolution by Mr.
Hawkins was adopted: "That tho
mayor is hereby rcfjuestcd to givo
legal h tifioation to the legislature
asking an a spooial law granting
power to tho oity council to order an
elootion of school trustees of ono t)
each ward.''
Tho piopositionof Mrs. Chamberlin
ottering right-of-way for a sower was
accepted
City attorney instructed to bring
suit for land on North Seventh stroct
owned by tho oity.
Alderman Brinkorhott stated that
a number of pooplo were complaining
ot largo droves of cattlo bemg fod
within the city limits.
Adjourned ut 10:15.
- k MEWAUK ry OP CliTOE COCOAS BOId) -w
' -.BEST AND COES FARTHf-rST Wl
I . -. 1 A.. L.AUllltn T)f.!nnln1ta TTIrtliltt TI ,..im .
jls Jiniiiunciuiuu uuoi;iuiiiiiii-ii-i"M"Y': "'V," ,Y '""'ennilVni 1
known nil over tno civuizeu uiouo ua uiu jtjoi t au c - '"-j
The Old Kcliiblo Bismark Restau-1 Good, livo men
i !.. t- ...1, Rati niiklnM flrill ' ran TTlIllfP mnn..n ..
rant Keeps utau umij t-.-
and
(limp served at hwost price. Seo
them No 115 South Third strce',
corner squdre. Jim Stkuii.u r,,
l'ropriotor.
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Real Estate.
On and after January 2:, 18f3,
Mr. J. K Home will bo foui'd in his
oflioo, Hit Franklin street, with a fine
list of bargains. If ) ou want to bay or
sell, call nn him. Don't foi act tho
plaoe, 119 Franklin street, in the came
building with Tin: K i.mno News.
THAT HACKING COUGH on
be bo quiokly oured by Shiloh's Cure
We Guaranteo it. Sold by Williim
lon Drug Co,
wide a
can make money snli.;.!. 'nl
t l t-... " ."'uiDSnt I
lur inu iZAii.Y und W "
Such nor,,,, .. W EEKLT ,
liberal terms by ! e,t
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pepsiaand Liver comnl.i.ii"
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complaint.
'lUlueris guaranteed to
oldbvWilliuinsonD"
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icuiicsht;. vi'iLii ;l iiii ii;iii in niirn t nron ct-.ii
auu uil-ks, an noon nerioriners ntu irewers. 1ihp c
colors; just such as are needed in this or any other couJ
My btalhons fire of tho host strains of blood. Ouu-2-vein -old bv A
Jr.. one by H.tniblotoulun, Loxlngton and sovotal of 'the li.tv 'loml
'I nlll irnll (Nn 1 Porrlnr Rnmliu iiiiriiil ."'l I . ),..,.,unn, iie,
il v r J -.-v.. .w.-u, i.vi.ui.. M.. t , , ,wiiu-.ciii;i, jo-
otnorH. Our Jaelts tne all young, with good siz.o bono, bead, earn at
luugui. Aii gona iieriorniois ana Highly broil, eiiu potllgrees aro c
una Hwoni to ny tno parties who uteei imil ralseel tlio stool;. I
Stock are on exhibit at W D. Wnrien's llivort-icle Rtablo. CaUmolZa
u.uiin..u uit) uosl iut oi hiouk over sinppeu to wiito.
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'NEW GROCERY STOj
South 1'ifLi stit at. Iietwitn Mdryjiiilll
ntneva.
taple and Fane Grocerii
23i.'IrLls:lfcliLOlE$es1: HERMAN stolte. proprietI
To ephoneSo l'l
TO HE FOUND AT
i' JNO T. BATTLE,
TTO3 oosmo Ksai Bstat
Saloon and Restaurant. All
night and day service. orr.rn.moum m ihii
P. O. DnAWER 24, - WACO.Tll
W. E. AKMSlKUNUFropriotor.
J. W.GOOCH&CO.
wiimiMii nn iii nil iimiiksiv
Marble and Granite
CEMETERY WORK
Wi N t l
IflBE also handle Iron Fences
for residences and ceme
tery lots. Write us for prices
Factory, 313 South Filth St
E. L. BENNETT & CO.,
BUTCHERS,
ANO DEALERS IN
Isib., Ousters,
ano'all kinds of
BUTCHER'S MEATS.
601 Franklin. Corner ofSixth S-
WACO CORNIGE WORKS.
A. P. RISING, MniiHfjor.
(iiiliunhiil uni Carnlci , Tin, Mute,
Jinn unit Ciin)iosllli)il I'lioln;,
iMiifli SLiilluhli; lliuiluw unit
Door Cain, 1'tiiali, I tc.'m
tiuliuiitzitt Jtini Moil J'lotits n
tliiclulty, .Siidiif utlintloH ulren
to Hi puli tit) tllil Hoofs,
Contract tul.t,n in unj) putt of the
Mdfo.
712 South 9th St. Waco.Tex.
Oi.;.., , I, ft with Hit Ml u it. South
h ninth strei t, 11 ill rccvire p umjit attention .
CITY PROPERTY FORSALj
No 10 ?l lots 011 siti tilth streit, tA
JilliTson ami I in on sir ill-
No 11 Imii IiitH un 1 jur'.oiutli itftl
tvripin Karion 11ml Moiro -t pli
o. 1.' Hnq lotion liu Ithstriet.tl
IcIli.rbon nml Ilairou strct
No 11 '1 hi iiu lots on MiililiiKlonitiKl
Mti "llttl , 1 r". r.
o II Tuoliilson l'lrticiitli''treettl
.lnll.ir..ii, 11 twl II 11 t ill .1 .114
No 1'. T vo lotb tornei Ji lliri-on Mill
strnntq
ro lb Four lotb corner ef llnraitl
J-,nrti pill li (.tri ( tu.
,o. 1" 1 hreo lots, .mil m ill houseonl
Iniln kin lit nn ir St I nt i street I
So. is lwolotB, tonici of v.u-tlnsnJ'l
tt'onlh tt'oits ,1
No JO. tour lots on Au tin ttree.
Tin nl .Si I nnil f.1. r m I.
X . Jl. '1 vv onty tlirht lu- n Bel con I
II mi .
No, JJ our lots on .-li uRton street I
T.. -. an..t..l lI.a, I I
No.JI Thlrtepu lot" inner
&oviintien'h stio t
1 No Jl bovou tots on l!'ii anil Utn'P
niri nil . Tri
No. J'i sUT0U it3 on auruitt "J "1
Si Pnllil MtTCl tB.
I N . Ji Ouu nml one-lull' iotl 01"
itrett, bet
1 Elf
Uveoii liirron amlMorroirfK'j
llKht lotaou Huu.irJ nci'il
1UI.L. ....
No, J' Lots onl'oit Vvtrnie, eo',
lion. Lotson haiiKii AMime e''"1"'-
Tn. nn nf...rtiv .Uminn eoQeUfr'
. 1. .. . . . '-Tlnn II I
1. on on minium axmhiu ,Y"' ,m
All ol tno lotsin Coliou il d Jltton a
, -.lifK
l..ni in 1 l"cti i" 1 ar linn
V- .Hill r..l.i n , wn inC. lot I
, South lllijlith utrecl.ne r lffS
1 .o ,111 coiias""rounlP '""
, coruur Eighth mid llaj;h AvcbM; -,
1 No. J0J. t'ott igo, S Mioni'. lot 1-"
, corner JtffiTf on anil IJtoti ' lu, . ,imU'
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I Thirteenth fctreot, ticttcn lijrrooM
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' South KljlitliBtiml , , ,mi,i
.Nn JU7 CottiiKe, S rooms, lot l"'
south sixth tr' ct. u!
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, by va feet, coruor Mnth ll'ii
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corner Jiller-oti ami tou'"-',",,a)ji-'
No JU. Cottairc, b rooms.ioi'
South Fnurthstteot. lAifStP
No 'JIJ. Cottage. drooiu,
bouth Ninth street. , yrAM'l,
No. JIJ llnuse, two 'j "" ja
lll'll UUIUUl 41...1J MM'- - -" - U ,1
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