The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-20
BY Nc, Hil-same nom polk county.


ny Mr. Kindred-sSme from Colorado
county.
by Mr.. Bruce, of Johnsoa- Same fc, m
Jehnson county.
By DR.. Eaynes-same from the city Of
Bryan.
By Mr.. Patterson-Seme from Bell county.
BY Mr. Foster-'rwo or the same subject
from Limestone county.
Bills and resolutions were introduced as fol-
lows;
By Mr.. wooldridge--A bill to refund a-pIo
rata amount of tax paio by liquor dealers in
communities where local option bas been
enacted.
BY Mr. Wurzbach-A resolution thst the
clerk procure the best and lstest map of Texas
for the use of committees on Npportonment
and representation, and that the counties have
the population marked, Adopted.
By Mr.. Matlock--A bill validating certain
land claims and surveys in Hardeman aud ad-
joining counties,
BY Mr., Daniels-A bill authorizing the
Anglo American land company to buy, sell
aud hold property, real or personal
BY nr. Haynes--A bill amending the act
providing arbitration on the Finlay bill, regu-
lating wharfage aud whaitlugess, 50 as 10 col
lect from ships and not from goods In traneil
BY Mr.. Dack-A bill amending the school
law regulating the duties OF school teachers
b Ar, Hutche5on bill with
the petition Of c, Nj. Noble, pro
yldiug that oficera Of this state
pursuing parties out of Texas without q areoui-
Sition shall have expenses and 1--WE dollars
perday.
NJ linton's resolution, adding republicans
and graeubackers to the committees on ap-
portonment and representation was amend
ed by Rdding two from each house, and
adopted.
BY Mr., NcUOrd-A bill providing for an ad-
ditOnel force TO suppress crime.
By Hr, Upton--A bill providing for the cea To-
collation. Of certificates ofiand s3ld In unor-
gani4ed counues
| Mr., King moved that the liquor bill ba re-
committed TO the committee ON taxation and
revenue. Carried. This bll has been under
discussion twodays.
By MI CNwthorn-A bill repeating the law
relating to school examiners.
BY Ar. Foulk-A bill compelling sherins
and conetables to execute processes placed in
their hands,
by Mr.. Aailock - resolution, which W
adopted, 10 hold two sea .i2os daily nster
amendment not 70 allow any
spiec1es IN the afternoon sey, ion
over five minutcs without Unanimous consent
Of the house
Onm9tion Of }lr 6lnrr thebilcreatins John
tUpton county out Of Nurcas and 1--we Oak
counties, w.s taken up and passed.
ltr. Porr'note bill protecting game, lsh ard
birds, was recommittcd 10 tna committee Sr
agriculture.
EIr. Traylors Bill protecting ibe.wooi grow.
, ing interests ofIeE 81 W8e eup'osaul.
Mf. Fniay's ppptoyrat,ng ten thousand
dollarn for fmluug rHbaal limbs B,
crippled vcomnsotTeXan warsmdottaeia lao,
cie.l war, WIS trecrup.
Iho h9usc went iato comultte,
of.aa8lls on tle bill, 'r Upton b. tb
chair, This yet measure Of M4 Fn!s, con
sumsd the rest OF ih. mouns,
ihe house then adjourned 40 2o'c'ock t..I4i
the afternoon,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house was called s5t s!al times before
= quorum Wos found present.
, A Anotiou was made nnd lh9 house rsluso
to adjourn.
: Mr.. Perrenot moved to postpone The fund
t ing business Lost, and tho house went int
committee Of the whole Realu on house BIZ
No. 25--lhe artificial limb bill.
+ The afternoon was consumed IN the dis
cusslon o. the bill.
lhe committee rose at G:lO o'clock and IT
ported to the house, recommending tn
= passage of the bill.
Pending business the housa adjourned till
{ O'Clock Monday morning.