The Indianola Courier. (Indianola, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 26, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 29, 1859 Page: 4 of 4
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THE FROt-i.
We think this has been the rounds
before, bnt not lately. It good enough
to resuscitate, as the Boston Bee has
done for it
Of all tba tetany things that live,
la woodland, tuarah or bog, '
That crsep the ground or fly the air,
The funniest rs the frog—
The frog—the soientiflekest
Of Nature's handiwork —
The frog, that neither walks nor rues,
Hut goes it with a jerk.
With pants and coat of bottle-green.
And yellow fancy vea:.
He plunges into mu 1 and mire—
All in his Sunday best.
When he sits dowu he's standing up, .
And as Paddy 0‘Quinn once mid ;
And for convenience sake he wears
His eyes on the top of his head.
You see him sitting on a log,
Above the ‘•vasty deep
You feel inclined to say *‘O d chap.
Just look before you leap I"
You raise your cane to hit him on
His ugly looking mug.
But ere you get it half-way up,
Adown he goee KEncaro.
IMMENSE DISAPPOINTMENT.
I thought her mine ; I thought the world
3houe forth with joy for cie:
1 didn't dream in after years
Its folly I should Poe,
But so it proved. I sought her hand —
(I really thought I'd get h°r>— 1
Eutoh! alas! her answer came—
“ Her mother wouldn’t let her !”
NEW STEERING APPARATUS
FOR THE GREAT EASTERN.
RAILROAD CHARTER.
AN ACT
to jncorpora tf. the indjanola rail-
road COMPANY.
Sictics 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
1 of Texas, That Henry Runge, Darwin M.Stapp. William P.
. Milby.D. E. Cropland. John E. Garev, and William H.
| Woodward, be and they are hereby npjHiinted Coromis-
I »k*ner» to open books and receive subscriptions to the cap-
i itai stock of a corporation to be styled Tax I ndiaxola
j Railroad Comv.vXT. A majority of said Commissioners
shall conatitute a quorum to do business, and shall meet in
the town of Indianola on the first Monday in March, 185S,
or as soon thereafter as a majority thereof may agree upon;
and they may appoint one or more of their body, and Such
other aftents as they may select, to open books at such
places as they may direct, to receive subscriptions for the
stock of said company; ami the said Commissioners shall
hold meetings from time to time as their business may re-
i quire. Id receiving subscriptions of said stock, they shall
| require five per centum thereof to be paid at the time of
subscribing, whether to one of their own number or to an
, . ~ i | euoecrtbing. wnetner to one oi mem own nunioer or to iu
Trie new^steerillg apparatus lor the agent appointed by them, and any subscription to said
j Great Eastern, which is, says the
;1 otkIgti Times, a simple but most
• ingeuious invention, is due to Mr
Langley, the hip-builder of Deptford,
i By means ot his, Capt. Harrison, or
the officer of the watch on the bridge,
will be enabled to steer the ship by
i a signal indicator with as much cer-
i tainty as if he guided the wheel liiin*
I self'. A small illuminated dial, with
a movable index, is fixed on the
! bridire in front of the officer ot the
; watch, and connected with another
’ of the same description in front of
___ | the men at the helm. Moving the
A gentleman can very well tell j !n^x ^n^er ot
now popular ho is with the ladies, by | h J before the
the time it takes them to dress when ' , 7 , _____
stock upon which said five per centum is not paid, shall be
void, and the party receiving the same on the part of the
company, shall be responsible to it for said five pel centum
upon said stock, provided the certificates of said stock shall
j not be assignable until after the organization of said com-
pany.
! Sac. 2. That the subscribers to said capital stock, whenever
they shall have selected directors in the munner hereinaf-
ter provided, shall be, and they are hereby created and es-
tablished a body corporate and politic under the name and
style of “ The indianola Railroad Company,” with capa-
city in said corj-orate name to sue and he sued, to plead,
and l>e impleaded, to have succession and a common seal,
hi make contracts, to grant and receive, to make by-laws
for its government, and for the regulation of its afTuirs, and
generally to do and perform all such acts and things as may
n,. i-ecessarv and pro|*er or incident to tile fulfilment of its
obligations, or the maintenance of its rights under this
act, and consistent with the laws and Constitution of this
htnte and of the United States.
fir. ff. The capita! stock of said company shall not ex-
Cecil five millious of dollars, to be divided into shares of
one hundred dollars each ; each share entitling the owner
thereof to one vote either in person or by proxy in at! elec-
tions, and in other matters where the shs-kholders shall be \
called u(>on to vole ; and a majority of the votes slmll gov-
ern n. ail cases, where it is not otherwise provided by the '
laws of this State regulating railroad companies, by this |
charter, or the by-laws of the company Said directors !
shall tie chosen by the stockholders at th- ir annual meet
he calls.
We know a very ugly and penu-
rious mac who works in his own
fields in the summer m Midis to save
the expense of a scarcrow.
helm at the same time, so that not a
I second is lost in putting the helm
| hard up or down. In the same man
!ner the rudder itself is connected
with another small dial before the
helmsmen, which tells by its index
i that they have exactly obeyed orders,
! while this again communicating with
Tiik Ladiks.—Stars bright and glo-! a similar ni chine on tie bridge,
rioiis in the galaxy of beauty, gems ' fc(10\vs the officer of the watch the in-
in the coronet ot‘ love, flowers in the jstnnt his commands are executed.—
garden of the heart—let the dews j xiie movements of the latter dial be-
of heavenly fall softly upon them, j ing, of course, re ulated by those of
———»»■» ■ — the rudder, the officer on duty has
An Iu.csTRwrs Passenger in a always the helm, ns it w ere, under
Collsio.v.—Tlie Splivnx Egyptian, j h:s eye, and can detect it the men
of the 30th of July, reports the uar- : sutler the vessel to deviate a quarter
row escape of his Highness the A ie- ot a point from her course even fora
erov, during a collision, a few nights j second. Ihe apparatus, moreover,
before on the railway between Dam- j possesses another advantage, and
vice
t >110
manour and Kafel-Zayat. The
regal train had just stopped at
ot the stations, when a luggage train,
which had not been sign led. dashed
up behind «>n the -ume line of rails.
that is, that simply moving over tin
id ex finger to hard ap<>rt "pens up
two'red lights on flm port side—and
bv turning it to starboard a doul.l*
feited. Amt the said Indianola Railroad Company shat!
commence and complete annually, after the first day of
January, 1861, twenty-five mflea of their load, until the
whole is finished ; otherwise, they shall forfeit the right to
construct said road over that portion of the route on which
they shall have so failed to construct their road as afore-
said ; provided, that if any other railroad company or
companies shall make a complete connection between the
coast, or navigable waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the
Citv of Austin, and shall put under contract a section of
railroad beyond the City of Anstin, in the direction of the
route of the Indianola Railroad Company, before the Indi-
anola Railtoad shall be completed to said City of Austin,
then and in that case the said Indianola Railroad Company
shall forfeit all right to continue the construction of said
railroad beyond the City of Austin.
Skc. 16. This charter shall remain in full force and effect
for fifty vears from the completion of said railway; provided
the conditions set forth therein are fully complied with.
Sac. 17. This company shall be entitled to receive
such donations of land as are provided for the encourage-
ment of internal improvement by any general law of this
Stat-, upon the terms and conditions in such law prescrib-
ed ; provided, that unless within twelve months from the
date of the first organization of said company, there shall
be an additional amount of stock taken of at least six hun-
dred thousand dollars, with five per cent, thereon paid up,
then the said company shall forfeit all right to extend be-
yond the town of Gonzales.
Sec. 18. This act shall take effect and be ia force from
and after its passage.
Approved, January 21st, 1S53.
or notice by posting according to the provisions of the
City Charter.
Approved, May 20th, 19J9.
[Attest.J JAR. ASHWORTH, Mayor.
Anax MCrdock, Recorder.
NEW YififX.
.1 .V OHDISASCE
For the Regulation of Vessels and Seamen com-
ing into the Bayou of Fowderhurn. and to
provide for raising a Special Fund lor the Im-
provement of said Bayou.
Pa it Ordtjintd by th' Minor and Alderman of the
City of Indianola, in council assembled.
S*C. 1. That from and after the 1st day of July. IS59,
there shall he levied and collected from each and ev*ry
decked boat or vess.J of any kind coming into the sai l
Bayou of Puwde»*horii, within the limits of the city of fn-
dianoia. a tax or charge of Twenty-five Cents for each
SDd every such boat or vessel o( the burthen of five tons
or less—a tax, charge or impost of Kiftv Cen s tor each
and every such boat or vessel of more than five tons it.d
not exceeding fifteen tons burthen, and a tax, charge or
im|Mist of Seventy-five Cents f>r each and every «u. h boat
or vessel of more than 15 tons and not excei ding 4 • tons
burthen, and a charge, taxor impost of One Dollar for
each and every such boat or vessel of over 40 tons
burthen.
2. It shall be the duty of the Hari or Master, immedl-
asely upon the arrival of any such boat or vessel, into the
•aid Bayou, to provide and point mtt to the master of sU~h
boat or vessel some suitable berth or station, which such
boat or vessel shall occupy while in port Provided fur
ther that the Harnor Master shall have the j>ower to -aue-.
the removal of any vessel or hoat to any other herth or
station as will in hisjudgment facilitate the lading or ois-
charg-ing of such bort or vessel or other boats and vessels
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINA NCR TO PRO VIDE FOR RAIS-
ING A REVENUE BY TAXATION. AVj while so lying in the said bayou,
irirp rJTY OP TYDIAVOT A . 3. 11 shal' be the duty the Harbor Master to call upon
* * * the ma?t**r of »*very such boat or vessel as • ‘onteriiplated
R* ii Orcfttin^t by the Mayor and Aldermen of the j by thi* ordinance for the payment of sain tax, charge or
City of JniUanola ,in council assembled, on the 20th day j impost, as may be due by such boat or vessel, and in ca»e
of May, 1859. I of refusal of the master of such boat or ve-**-1 to pay the
Sec. 1. That there shall be levied and collected for the ; the tax or charge that may be due on his boat or ve-sel.
nse of the city of Indianola, a direct ad valorem tax of I U shall be the duty of the Harbor Master to report mcii
one fourth of one per cent upon each hundred dollars va- | master of such boat or vessel to the Mayor, who may
lue of all property, real and personal, within the limits of j cause him to be and appear liefore him forthwith, and may
said city, excepting horned cattle --- — ’ ' 1 1----- “ r'n“
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Iso ri>, i-it >ad srfcVr, »w
j‘; SO wsih.'v* upon cor-ftqmfficxi’
; i fl u <e u n i IV ty in*, Wori, Petit e, u.: *.
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TUFl> A COLLEI
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ind merchan«Ii*e, and
such occupations and profr'*«sions hereinafter named as pay
a special license, or as may hereinafter be excepted.
2. There shall be ass* seed and collected of each and
every person or firm doing a Receiving, Commission and
Forwarding business, of each and every person or firm
engaged in vending gi**ds, wares, or merchandise; of each
-w !*. A*? JSft.'t'S- f I StS%’S3k,a^5l5 WSS&S
each year ; they shall choose one of their body to be Presi-
dent oT said company ; shall till vacancies in their hoard,
occasioned by death or reniguatmn ; appoint a Secretary,
Treasurer, and §uch other officers and agents ae they may
think proper, and require bonds for the faithful perform-
ance of their dutiet ; make all needful rule** anil regulations
for holding meetings, and all other things they may deem j
proper for ca rving out the provisions of this charter and |
the business of the company; they shall keep, or cause to |
lu* kept, accurate t>ooks of accounts exhibiting the receipt* j
and expenditures of the company , a minority of the Direc- j
t. rs shall constitute a quorum to do business and shall have
the powers of a full board ; and all conveyances and con- i
tracts in writing, signed by the President and countersign- |
ed hv the Secretary, or any other officer duly authorized
occupation cf a Real Estate, 'Toney or Exchange Broker;
of each anti every person or firm occupied in keeping any
tavern, restauraf, cook shop fir eating house, for pay or
emolument, an annual direct license tax of ten dollars
for each and every such business, profession, occupation
or establishment as named in the foregoing, in which he
or they may He engaged.
B. That there shall he assessed and collected of each and
every person or Urm <iccupied in the retail of vinous or
spirituous liquors, of any kind, in quantities less than
one quart, an annual license tax of fifty dollars for each and
every such establish men t.
4. That theTe shall be assessed and collected of each
and every p-rrson or firm engaged in keeping any beer
£ thtbtaklofDirtwtori, under the seal of The om.pmiyj t ^P, lag. r boer »joou^r n, other place where liquors
where .he same is in execution of an order of said Lard, |
shall be binding and valid.
f>. That as soon as one hundred thousand dollars
of the capital stock of said company shall he subscribed,
and five per centum thereof paid to the Commissioners,
they shall cause the first election to be held for Directors,
fir<t giving notice of the tine find place of such election by
publication in some newspaper published on the line of the
rood ; and when -aid Directors so elected shall have organ-
ir.t«l. the :-aid Commissioners shall pay over to the Treas-
urer of the company all the monies they have received up-
| tion of this ordinannee, are sold In 'ess quantities than one i
quart, an animal lie- n*e tax of twenty dollars for each j
and every such establishment.
fi. There >h»ll he assessed and collected of each and
every i**rson or firm keeinnk a billiard table for pay or t
emolument an annual license tax of twenty dollars for each
and every table so kept.
0. There shall he assessed and collected of each ind !
every person or firm engaged in keeping a public livery •
stable for the hire and keeping of horses and vehird -s, an
impose a fine of not less than one dollar nor more than
ten dollar* for each and ev»-ry such ' fT net- or refusal.
4. It shall he the duty of Harbor planter to prevent,
as much as possible, the unnecessarv ohstrticti n of the
navigation of said bayou, from boats or vessels lying longer
than sufficient time to discharge «.r take in cargo, at the
foo* (>f .Main street, or from atiowing lines to remain
stretched across the said Bayou, or from any - her «: . «*e
to be determined in the judgment of the Daroor Master,
and he is hereby clothed with the -arue powers to enforce
i the provisions of ibis section sinthe*i» lection of charges.
• G. That th* Harhor Master “hall be required to report
j to the Counci' and pay over the air.oum of charges * oh
lected under this ordinance once in three months, or of
■ tener if called upon by the Board of Aldermen.
6. That he shall be entitled to a commission <>f ten per 1
cent, on the amounts he may collect under this or :ina: ce j
7. That the fund or fends that nre or i w*v hecnil- cteb j
under the provisions of this ordinance shall i»e and is i
! hereby constitute*! and s«t apart, a special f in i, to be e- .
! voted solely to the improvern-iiit of said hayou. hi* • fur-
nishing additional facilities t-> those engaged in the uavi- j
gation of the same.
8. That the said fund sha 1 he expended ascontemplated
in the preceding section, under ti.y direction and super-
, vision of the Boatd *>f Aldermen.
9. That this ordinance after j.uh’’cation as provided in
! the charter take effect as provided in seetion 1 of lii.t*
ordinance.
I Approved May 26th, ls^9.
[ Attest.] T1I0>. POOKE,
ADAM MLKDOCIv, Recorder. Mayor, pro. Lem
AX Oli 1)1 SA SCE
To fix tl?^ t*rae«» or’ le*Lim» the St o <1 M-
of the Ihmrti of Aloernit*P oi i!.♦* *'dy
dianoh.
every j>trson or firm keeping ;* hackney coach, omnibus, I ];? it (hdt hu-l L»/ th*- \favor **>/// .1 J* m>
buggy, cart, dray or other vehicle, for hire, an annual li- ! rTty o/ lmU*u*ola % m i-onnfil s id-d.
8k<'. 1. That from nntl ifter th**
trreen oiu* is similarly displiivtal.—
On percieving tho carriage ahead.the ;Tims small vessels are afTertle^ every
driver of approaching engine revert*- j facility tor getting out ot the mous-
ed and did his utmost; to avert a col- i ter's way in her impetuous rush over
lision,but in vain. Tlie two carriages the deep.
which tortunoarelv intervend be- i---------------”
tween the up-coming train and the LaGKAXGE M< »N'1T( »I-J,
contained his Highness was also con- [)'H1 aild reiitii.*!..
nidera1 ly damaged; but its august ru-mr, ihrci.aiitm.
occupant, escaped without a bruise.
Two of liis suit were less lortuuate.
carriage in which the Pasha sat, were ,i LITERARY ecjentjer, and gen-
.mashed to atoms, and th»t Which ! Tef-
i*i"l to the iiiUT;—ls ot t!-r
a M'-'Nifii.ic. to lie pooii-l «• *_i
occupant escaped without a bruise, i at XaGra:!*?**. Tenn.-ss* •*. °II or U tore t!y l'i
— r... - . -r . - i Aujjiifit, 1259. stmt every -.veek fnlii»win>r. i.v J.
| It. Syunott st T. J. BLeltoii, Editors hhU 1'iop. ie-
----- ---- i tors.
A Bad Place for Volunteers — TnE monitor wii; w font.d valuable to all
r . lti .i o \ classes in the various walks of life. It will, Loin
The Galveston A ewspublshes the lol- timeto lID10i .pojlllout-1() slU(jeot.s an u,Ht is
lowing extract from Jl-private letter \ bripht. be-autilul a-.id u.-*e:t;l in Liteiaiure. Art
from a person OH the Rio Grande: j Science, and ii.'brm Statesmen.of their duty.
T . i -j, I , . „n and act ns a t;uide to lend them into the paths
I Wish you would shout out to all jf,f jl0nor glory and fame, it will warn, be een-
who are interested iu 'Icxico, that no j tie means, the inteiuperareof their laulta, ltijinp
jnan should go there as a volunteer, I before them the erils of excess and the btnetiis
to bo commanded hv Mexican, and
assassinated. The only w ay to do is Sp^cti[ip the cuitiv^rion of crops, the j-rowress of
for the Government to interfere, to j trade and the improvement ol labor. It will be
fend out its troops, and enlist pe' 7l8 ' a ‘ monitor in every household Ujadmonish both.
as auxiliaries, and light the tryanmcal I \Vor| of i>0 ,lnto others as veu desire
gifes with their own fire. The v hate others to do unto you"—ever uppermost in their
U8 beyond the power of tongue to tell, I minds< s0< tn:,t 111 their transactions With the
and ill would hunt down ihe Ameri- S
can volunteers. They have, how- courage to succeeding generations.
over, a good opinion of our regulars, LaUrange is, in many respects, a good location
hilt- nnr vnli.nfpp-s loft -l Srtd name be- ,br “ newspaper. It has ihe advantage ol many
out onr volnntee.s lett a saci name De | lentioU3 lown8, by its settled population ot
hind them in Mexico. iliey liate i intelligent and wealthy citizens; by its natural
the verv name voluntaries. We j resources for mills aud factories of every descrip-
niUSt conquer a peace for Mexico, tio"; bF .,t)J fi‘cli‘D's.for IU'P^1
and our Government must do it di- pllor,i{ajjroad
Ol, «ul-n-r ,-iw.n, to th« stock of the company, and deliver.1 annual icenre tax of. orenly-flve .lollar* for each and every j
..id Dire*, tor* all the book, and paper, belong to the j ^ ^n.'rtu^Vo \
“ric'd. Said roiiipany, when it .hall be organized under | •- Thore sha11 be »‘«l enltecled of ea.-h and I
y* *•"> ■ o :.Acf . iic i»rwe»linjf action of thw ?liall be i
r.ti b<itly invtbtt-U with th»* rijfht of locating, con-
ciii w, xvuirif and Tnnimaininp a railway c<»Tiiiurncinc
Mubiks* :a i-JN.v, t. the county of Calhoun, at or near ,
?i i:J * r l>vw.!er Horn Bayou, thence running on
‘i***ta -out*- a: > •> acMcalde. tocoDliecl with the Sait Airto- i
,.;o >u.jtc.ui liulf KaTroad at h point between the I
H.wns of L . n'li and Yie*nr»a, ar.d not more thaii five j
tni tr** from l.a'uca: atid vaid Ind arua.i Radroail (Vm|«tny I
> hereby authorized to firm such connection with the j
nol ?N»n At»;coi<» ami M« \Kiiii (»!:',f Kailr«»a«l, anti run '
w;;h [It jsmi'I liu-t tainted road to or near the j*»mt where j
aid r«»ad shall the l«ua<lalu]»e river, if said San {
Ant- fito and Mexican Gulf Railroad »lull croi*!t the Gu.ida-
1 river below the town of Gonzales, then on the nearest
and bent route to said t«*wn of Gonzales, thence on the ua*-*t
1 icel atm ehvrible line to the City of Austin, thence on the
i ot ptAi ticable route to a point on the line of tire Memphis
,i„» El Paso Railroad, connecting with Mid last named
' tthoad at not n greater distance than forty miles from its
r- MsinjrrT the Brazos river ; ami the said Indianola Kail-
t- ad Company may proceed to survey the said route or any
..art • hereof, and to loc ate the same, and to enter into con-
' actj* for its construction, all contracts bein* made hy an-
• horir.v of an order of the Board of Directors, entered upon
heir r-cord *.*f pro jet^iinffS.
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3. That i.i
ion accord in:;-*
Apjoovcd M-t %
[Attest.)
. itiaaci*
\-.tig i:i'o b*rt ni' Pti« ».r*:i;r. ■» ••
i.\,'i':e go i'co • T -ct afl•. jc paoJ. *.
t‘f r> ni* of tiie City ('h;:rt»*r.
->d, '
J AMES ASH WORTH, Mayor.
Adam Mcuie'Cic, City Ke*vr ler.
Hi-
rectlv.
A CORRECT JURY.
Ill ox-
Meniph/s and
ChnrleKtou Koilroad, in close connection with
the Mississippi and Teunesse Central Railr oads,
land only forty-nine miles irom the Mississippi
| river at Memphis; by its situation in one ot the
wealthiest counties of the State; and by its ,oos-
. sessing two of tlie finest Colleges in the South.
TIIE MONITOR will be printed by a new
| press, <m beautiful Scotch-face type. Every e x-
i ertion will be made to present the public with a
neat, handsome, original paper,
j THE MONITOR, from the fact of its not be -
j ing a political party journal, but one destined t< >
j circulate among ail parties, sects and professions,
i will be ati excellent advertising medium. Ad-
Tho pandering to the most sensual,
depraved tastes too often exhibit-
ed and allowed at criminal trails,
lias recently recieved a just rebuke
from a Baltimore jury, in the case
of John Sharp, a colored man, charge
with an attempt to coinit a rape on j veruscnients inserted at the usual rules of weekly
the Doreon of Sophia B. Anderson j papers, oy contract or otherwise.
- 1 Terms of Subscription—$2 50 pc-r nr'inim.
payable in advance. Tho Cash system strictly
enforced
*3^" Subscriptions, Orders. Remittances, Cotn-
! municulioDS, Ac., to addressed to
j SYXX0TT A SHELTON,
jvlG LaGrange, Tenn.
i-er r*nt. ol all sucli fulitcription.-* a* they may receive
without zucli payment; provided, however, that such coin-
pMiym-tybya vert- of the majority of the voters of the
.tirf-Uiol-Vr> brut- certiHc.ites «l stock to be i*suetl id pay-
ne:it t-f a'-y debt contracted fertile construction Or equip-
ment of their road; any agreement iu writing •Thereby
ar.y ] > rsou b --Comte n sutse riber to *ai«l cflbital stock, may
be enforced against him according to its terms ; and if any
subscriber -hail fad to pay any amount.due dpon shares snb-
vribedforhy hi m. aecorditijr to the teriqr of iiis subscription
the directors may sell at auction.nfter giving ten days notice,
a., required in sheriffs salts, the sale to lake place in the
county in winch the company has its domicil, and transfer j
cen-e tax of five dollars for each and every such vehicle i
1 v;sil....... *
i nrszr&trzssr** ^...........- -
, every person or fnn keening i nine or ten un ell**v% an . *' ...
; annual license tax of -wtnty dod.rrs f -r each nu.fcverv ! ,n- w,'h l'"' ;'V! ......
| such alley. ‘ ' I” * e 'il“
■ There shall he as-os-ed and collected of each p.-r-on
. tbe proprietor of a c»i»i} any, purxu’ftg tlie ••• r.ipa’i »;i of
i exhibiting, or causing '• be e.xbibiteil, f«»r pay (.r eniolu-
1 meat, any theatre or theatrical amusement--of each ho •
j every j*er*o»» or company ol persons pursuing ihi inviipa-
I lion of exhibiting at y museum, inenag-de. w-.x work-. | -nn,.. . cr , |
\ fer.ts of activity . sleiglit ot hand, or any diversion of il-i- I -1OnJl/AAA1 /*. L O.S Or./. A /O S/.A I r,.\ j
'character, under any nam - whatever, a licen-e tax -.f I WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY 0E<
; INDIANOLA.
Rs it d •O’linrd f v /f * M.n/or and .4hior:\ *n !>/ l -
I i I f 1/ ,.f JnOfiitupfit, \r. 1 nbJeB
| >lc. 1. That fi<iiD *• ri*l after th»- inkinu effnet of this Or
j inani***. i' shnil no; be ’.iwful for any ti^gio t* >*e
.-ff t'.«- ;.r mRe^of Ms or h- r r.a'kr, "wn* r f)r •'yti,'r>\er,
j aftr- 9 ••cio. k, t>. nt., with''■it h v r tteii p -r.nit fro.ij his *»r
j In r nir.s;* r, owner or »• irJover.
! • I tui n shrill be the mi v -»f fh- Citv 'frt *b.V 'o\t;
pr b*’ d *\x.xi * 'Ci * ». 1 •••:•■ ;>*g* •-1 i « • »«’».• rt\»
* Hgani!*t t'-" j .o\i' ; - « » ‘ •* ‘ i i * 1 '*1 • iV
vided fur i h* : U - ‘ 'l. f " » . f ■■ w '
I |irrV‘[i i” bi1 ’. ' • * r ; !.i
j so offending. Ht' It" • • ' >' - r \ -u ». : i or
the custo*iy of the 'I r»!i .1
8. That cif <t beg." • ■ ■»“ i.r- •• '< ‘.‘i -■ <;»' i i'-pr *T n
J in th** term* of the *' r**g' • f ’ ’
I *haIJ be puniflted w riot ! t*. . . * . * r T,
two dullard and lilty tents for each and every such exh b>
| tiop.
]rt. The foregoing Ordinance .•hall be puhlishe I fo <>;;♦•
month :is reqi'icei! l y the Guy C.iarter .and the lie-- >r .*
■ under the provisions ^ ^ d eha'ter, shall 'unifiedhim,
j thereafter pnveed to prepare un iN^e,ssinent r di t'f nil
j property li;».*ie :o ’axati Ui acc^rdtug m the fi»*cg *mg pro*
I visions, within the li ini’* of said city <>r]nd:anoU. in w! :ch
Said Indlur ola Railroad Company, after its or* | r°M ^hall set doWL in 'etm air colu-u.**. in tiph.ih. ri*I
n;7.:*mn in pin *•• lance .f the provision* of thi* act, under «»nier, the naine* of th- taxai b* trih.ibifii .t* i f -ai*l eit\ .
aothori:> f Board ot Director*, shall have power <!»•• amount and destr-pci. -.-! t‘ • property laxeil, ea!
, , r’fCe ve Vc.rrber-subscriptions to the capitnl *ti»ck of said | «nd personal, the value H r f «*•! the amount of tax. ?
.'orporanon from time to time, until the whole amount shall ’ d,**‘ tnereon. f‘>r which i.; »se h*- ^hnll. at *om^ time pre-
lau. been suhscrihed *, but five per cent, of all such sub- ! riou- to the time provided pr.o ided f-.r the return of the
scriptions shall he paid at the time of subscribing, and the I *»>'i roll, call upon each person living in said city f >r a
Directois shall be personally liable to said cotu|*any for five
f. i
! t
of his or her taxable property, and of all property subject |
to taxation held by such person at trustee, ageui or other- j
wise.
11. That if any person, when called upon by the Re- | shall be punished w-;:f not
corder, shall fail or refuse to render a li*t of iiia or her pro j thirty nitie ash tv, ai. \ «>i.dl
jurty, real or personal, or or that heUl as administrator, j tody until 'he payment. '»> *.
agent or otherwise, which is liable to taxation, such per-
son rth.'lilbe liable ‘0 a fine of m t lea** than ten dollars i.r with ail coats. Rio*id-d h •.* : -vi 1
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered before the
Mayor, and it sbuli be t.V duty of the Recorder to ee|e>rt
all such cases to tho Ma> «,r and to attend his court as a
witness to prove such failure or reftlsal, and the Mayor
snail have the power to cause such person to appear be-
fore him forthw.th.
12. That the Recorder may require the list of property j Marshal.
loth section of thi* j 4. T hat each an I every ;..*g - r t ve * a,i .hr ,
,i it-,- J. it* "f t
of Indianola, sh • I or p im-h i by 11: • «' rv M •• 1
of such “la ve, of a fe*- *f '
with all coats. Rio.id-d *h *.* .:
owner, master or cuipl- v»*r •>: .»i
the meaning of thi-* ' rdiiiHi: e, :•
the punishment pn-cribr ) t >,
ment of the suin ot li. - •l »ll .r* ;i
shrill include the ,i*- f, t-.
shall be accounted for to :!r !’.«•
\
Th
•• t*-, w*. '■ 'i
h*t !h *’c»- 1'(
of \iun.if
the shares of such delinquent to the purchaser; and if the
proceeds of such sale shall not be sufficient to pay the j contemplated to be n ndcred in the .•-'••• ..... - —- j
atiMiunt due, with interest and charges, said delinquent j ordinance t*» be verified by the oath of the party returning ! cards or an) g.uJing
vhall be liable to the company for the deficiency; but if the I the same, made and suhscril»ed before the Recorder or .any 1 *»» Indianola
proceeds shall exceed the amount due, with interest and Justice of the IVace of the County of Calhoun. Upon whicn ^
charges, he sliall he entitled to the excess. ! property so returned, in case the Recorder and the party | *xt? _l° il *c'
$uc. S. It shall be lawful for said company to enter upon rendering the sain- cannot agiee upon the assessment of |
any purchase, or otherwise Uike and hold any land heces- ! the value thereof, the same shall be determined as is usual j
sary for the purpose of locating, constructing and main- j in case* of arbitration
tabling said railway, with all the necessary depots and
other business connected with said railway ; and if they
i*hull not be able to obtain such lands by agreement with [ which hns not been given in for assessment according to
the provision* of this act, assessing all such property in
the name of the owner if he known, and if not. it shall be
assessed hy a description of the prc»|>erty. The value of
such property shall be determined by the Recorder, who
I.
13. That It shall be tlie duty of'the Recorder to make
, out a list of all taxable property in the city of Indianola
the owners thereof, they shall pay such compensation as
shall be determined iu the manner provided in trie follow-
ing section; tbe land so taken for the road-bed shall not
exceed fifty yards in width and for depots and other build-
ings only such further width os may be necessary.
g*c. 9. Any person, when his land has been taken as
aforesaid, may apply to the Chief Justice of the county
where the land is situated, for the appointment of three
freeholders, and said Chief Justice shall appoint a time anil 1
place to hear the applicant and the company, to whom
shall be giveu reasonable notice of such time and place.
shall appraise the same at its cash valuation and no more.
14. That the Recorder shall, on or before the first day of
August in each and every year, make out and return to
the Board of Aldermen for their approval his assessment
roll, as provided for by the charter, setting forth the dif-
ferent descriptions of taxable property rendered for taxa-
tion,owned or odd bv any person, fi*m or corporate body
n.-iy, it ;
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and said freeholders shall, after being sworn and having | in the said city, and the value thereof. And in a separate
beard the parties, determine the compensation to be paid j»ortiou of his assessment roll, in like manner, the taxable
to the applicant, and make return of their award to the property of non-residents not rendered for taxation and
next regular term of the County Court of said county, and j the property where the owner is not known, which roll,
—*•' H'* <*ot.firmed r>r nnnn »nv anffiriont r«.B. ;ifter examination and approval by the Board, in manner
provided by tbe charter, shall he deposited in the office of
the Mayor of the city of Indianola, whereupon the Re-
corder shal* proceed in the terms of the charter to make
out a certified copy of the same and deliver it to the Mar-
shall for his use.
lb. That the Recorder shsll receive a compensation of
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aged twelve years.
The testimony was sutticiantto con-
vict tlie fellow, and he was sentenced
to nearly ten years in tho peniten-
tiary.
In course of the girl's testimony1
—her father and mother bv her—she !
SisgTSdfc I &!*» r«nS»rthe
air of interest, leaned forward and
said ; “What did he say ? Tell us
what language he used !”
The girl, confuse and abashed at
this summons, replied that “she did
not like to tell it."
A juror arose—(no doubt he had
daughters of his own; if he lias not,
he ought to have)—and remarked to
the Judge:
“The witness is a modest girl, and
we would rather protect her than to
desiro her to answer such a question.”
The Judge, however, was not to be
stopped in his anxiety to havesnstain-
•d tne cause of indecency and j ustice
combined ; he thought the jury had
better hear the language.
But the lurvmen unanimously dis- delivered f^ee of postage, when *eut
. -m * * • k i l . i • i pottage to any part of the United State
claimed any wish to have tho girl re r>OMfe 7 ^
peat the gross insult to modesty and
virtue; and the Judge had to content
himself as beat he oould.
We vote that jury a monument of j
i he purest white marble. ,
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said sward nisy be confirmed, or, upon any sufficient rea
m>n, may be set aside by said court; if it be confirmed,
judgment shall lie rendered thereupon as in other cases, in
determining compensation to he paid as aforesaid, the said
freeholders shall be governed by the actual value of the
land at tlie time it was taken, with the injury which re-
sults to tiie adjoining land of the applicant by the estab-
lishment of said railway ; provided, that if the party claim-
ing tlie compensation before the Chief J ustice, shall hare
refused to take bom the company the amount awarded by
the saul freeholder, or a greater sum, before his applica-
tion to'.lie Chief Justice, and this ia proven, in that case
lie shall pay the costs of the proceedings; otherwise; tlie
tomiainy shall pay the same.
Etc. in. The said company shall have the right to
charge such amount for the transportation of all produce
and merchandise or bulky freights as tlie Directors may
establish, not to exceed fifty cent* per hundred pounds of
freight for every hundred miles the same may be trans-
ported over said railway ; and for all passengers over said
railway said company may charge men sum, not to ex-
ceed fit e cents per mile for each passenger, as said Direc-
tors may establish ; and said company shall have the
right to cross all public highways that they find it neces-
sity to cross to establish and maintain said railway, but
they shall he required to make such causeways over sill
public highways so crossed as may be necessary for tbe
convenient passage of the public; and if said road shall
i rc w any navigable stream, it shall cross in such manner
a s not to impeue navigation.
Six. 11. it shall be tbe duty of the said Indianola Kail-
road Company, and the said San Antonio and Mexican
liulf Railroad Company, each to haul the cars, freight
am 1 passengers oi the other, without greater delay or
hin -trance than is required for iu own cars, freight aud
pa.-t cugers, and upon such terms and conditions as may
the inlliction of thirty nin - ! >-to, ac d the M"--
f our .t'.tbir f.u - ■ i
pun'-hed undt-r II,. pr-.vi-n-;is M "■.- >e< t.on. ;■>
lected of the mast-r, owner or i u p" Vcr"f “. <■):
slave.
6. TTat ;!ie P..f\l of A! Vrrvm m iy.
point a patrol of five p.T-on* fr
ot liidbmola, who mav is* r"q it
under a penalty of one •it'll ii-
turn ou , not oftener than on. e:\
patroling said city, and carryii g
ordnance, which patrol shall hr ai duty
the Board shall ap]K>int an ih
month and soon: — provided that th
this section,shall be strietiy accounted f r
tiie Marshal. *
5. That the Marshal shall be ex-officio captain - f the |
patrol, and it shall be his duly to call out -he pr.tr .1
prescribed in the foregoing section, if he shall deem u ne |
cessary.
7. That in case of failure or r.-fusal bv any p.-rso in pa\ t
the fees or fines that may accrue under i on.- f ijr .1 |
five of this ordinance, it shall he *he duty of tl ■■ \l ,rs* . j
to report the same to the Mayor, who mat cause such r j
son to appear suroraonly before linn, and on jmlgmeu be
ing given to cause execution to i-xu, n-r tlie a .ioun. f J
sucli fee or fine with all costa.
b. That ujem tlie taking effect of ibis erdimnee, > J
j dinances or parts of ordinances good ciing with :hi- .r a j
nance, and that "An Ordinance c cuernine shave "an- I
nance >o a .o nd an I
ved--— ‘.’'■'S, h. I
ten per centum on the amount of taxes as assessed upon ; proved January, !-fc, and " An
his said roll upon all sums of oue thousand dollars or btss, j ordinance concerning slaves, a
five per cent, on all sums above one thousand dollars aud j and tiie same is hereby re|a-a!e>i.
less than three thousand dollars. I 9. That this ordinance go i.ito ,1 lake . ffect .fter due
]G. That any persou wishing to engage in any vocation puolioation, according to tiie reqc re cuts of ilie cii .rter
tlie amount which has been |>aid, for which he shall be cn
titled to charge a fee of 5u cents for each license.
17. That the Marshal, immediately upon receiving from
the Recorder the copy of tlie assessment roll made for his
use, shall proceed to collect the taxes therein mentioned,
and for that purpose shall, in addition to the requirements
of the charter, call at least once upon every person taxed,
or on the agent or attorney of such person at the usual
,___...... _ place of bis or her residence and demand the payment of
be a :r red upon by the companies; and if from any cause j (j,e taxes charged upon l.i* or her person or property.—
tlie s aiit companies cannot agree upon the terms and con- ArMj th0 said Marshal shall be ai'owed until the first 'lay
.iriiov. .a afnrMuiii th*»i» unit in thftt nuw. th** uunt> hKhII h#»
or calling on which a license tax is imposed by this ordi-
nance shall, in the terms of the charter before engaging
therein, or if already engaged tlie ein, shall, within ten
cays after the going into effect of this ordinance, pay P>
the Marshal the amount of such license tax imposed for
the use of the city, as well for the time he has already pur-
sued such vocal on as for the time he proposes to pursue
it, the receipts whereof shall entitle such person, on appli-
cation to the Recorder, to a license to punue such voca-
tion or calling during such jieriod authorized b law as
may be covered by the amount of said receipt, provided
that in no case except those contemplated iu section 9 of
thia ordinance shall a license issue for a less period than
four months* On filing theveceipt of the Marshal the Re-
Approved May 80, 1-J9.
[Attest.J JAC
Adam MlkdoCK, Record-r.
A. HW'oRTII. Major.
AX ORDINANCE TO 1'RnVWE Foil
PRESERVING AND E,.‘ID>\1SG THE
CLEANLINESS OF TIL.' CITV JE I NIC
AN0LA
Be it Enacted by th* Mayor ii.M Aldermen of the
City of Indianola, in enun ■.! as-••iiildeii.
— —.....— -----„ ------r---------------- . Sec 1.—Tltat each and ev. rv housuliolder nr |
occap.,1, C.r a„y w C, Ill* «y |
uitioi I* aJoresaid, then and in that case, the same shall be
adjus red by arbitrators, not being stockholders of either
coinpr my, to be chosen one by each party, and if they can-
not agree, tbe difference between them to be adjusted by
an uui pire chosen by the arbitrators.
£zr. 12. The said Indianola Railroad Company shall
have power to borrow money a nd issue its bonds wither
w ilhout mor tgage ; provided, that the same be done in con-
formity to the laws of this State, this act of incorporation
anu the hy-htws of the company.
Sec. 18. Vhal the anonal meeting of the stockholders of
this company shall be held at the principal office of the
company on t.-ie first Monday in May of each year, which
| shall be a day tor the transaction of business by the stock-
: holders, eaoh stockholder voting as before provided, at
which time the annual election of Directors shall take
(..act, a ould the stockholder* owuirg a majority of the
U'ock fail to meet on that day, the Directors may appoint
i another day for the said election, and an election on the
•i.iv appomu1 d shall be valid. Directors elected under tbe
p.o.isious hi root shall hold office until the neat annual
meeting, aud uutil their successors are chosen and quali-
fied.
Sac. 14. 1 'his company shall be subject to all general
laws now in f >ice, or which may hereafter be in force in rs-
garu u> ruuni ug over the road of one company by another,
when the pul die interest or theJntorest of commerce re-
quires it; and are authorized to form a Junction or connect
w ith auv other company or companies in such manner aa
nuty best amt tnozt certainly secure the construction of
tlieii ra 'way.
Sec. «>. The said company shall commence the con-
struction of thei r a id road on or before the first il»— '
January, I860, and shall complete the
with the said Ban Antonio and Ms '
or before the ?«th day of Janus
rights sod frarthirse k*»etn gr
of November in each and every yea r to make up his final
returns of all collections made by virtue of his assessment
roll for each year, and render the same to this Board.
18. That the Marshal shall be required to render an ac-
count quarterly of all monies that he shall receive from the
collection of licenses imposed by this ordinance.
19. That the Marshal shall be allowed a compensation of
eight per cent, for collecting all sums Irss than (lifisi, r nd
five por cent on all sums over (1000 and less than (8000.
20. That if any person shall fail or refuse to pay the taxes
imposeu hy this ordinance on or before the first day of No-
vember, as set out in section IT, whether by reason of
non-residence or otherwise, the Marshall and Recorder
shall proceed in such cases as authorized and provided in
the charter, provided that all sales of real estate under
this ordinance and the provisions of tbe charter shall take
place as in sales under execution, on tbe first Tuesday in
the month after due notiee of 20 days.
That if any person engaged in any vocation or cel-
ling on which a license tax is imposed by this ordinance, anu ovt:,.Y |',iu*,w
shall fail or refuse to pay the amount of such, license when ; with costa, before the Mayor, •
and report of tbe Marshal
of Indianola. all 'll be requiu-d, from and alter
the goiuir into edict of tins ordinance, and trow
1st of June to 1st. . f December in each .md every
year thereafter, to cause all the offal and til h
about tbe premises be or they wav oecupv, to oc
retnoveu from said pr. uiises. on ^ d rd u in each
week, and placed iu <■ me place either in the
street or alley most convene nt to said ureini~< s.
2d. That it shall he the duty ot the H"sp"«i
Committee to e.iuao n cart to lie employed
Saturday in each week, for tlie pui|H.se •> re
moving said filth and riffai U> such pf.ee a^ ma-.
be designateu consistent, with the healto ot ll.e
citv.
3d. That it shall be tlie duty of the Mo-'
to 9ee that tlie parties coqte'npiate.i n n In -i
section of this ordimiiit e, do a. d perl a-m hr-
quirenient* ot said drst a ciion h, '• ur i.n i •
each week.
4th. That each person or persons r 111-i ■ c I •
comply with the requirements oft! :* or.i.io.n -e.
shall be liable to a tine of live u. ii.rs lor . ac’>
and every refusal so to comply, to he rec >.er <i,
,ti 'tie compand
ealhul upon by the Marshal, such person shall be liable to
a fine of not less than ten nor more than 1<*' dollars to be
recovered before the Maj.,r, and It shall be ll.e duty of the
Marshal to report all such case* to the Mayor and to at-
tend his court as a witness to prove such failure or refusal,
and the Mayor shall cause such delinquent to appear be-
fore him forthwith to determine such fine, and shall have
power to order the Marshal to cioae up he place of busi-
ness or occupation of such person -or persons so ri-fusing or
failing to pay such license, until the payment of such li-
*4 the fine tha* may be imposed under tbe provi-
t ^*w#uiMe.
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The Indianola Courier. (Indianola, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 26, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 29, 1859, newspaper, October 29, 1859; Indianola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth739563/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.