The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
ferrad to Judiciary eommittea numbor l.

ierred to Judiciary COMMITTEES number l.
Mr.. Lsbbstt offered bin to regulate
proceedings supp ementary in executions.
Referred to judiciary committee number /.
MIR. Hutchison offered bill extending to
land owners buying lands bought of the state
time to pay taxes. Referred to the commit
tee on taxes.
Mr. Trsylor offered bill providing for
the payment Of expenses Of sttsched witness
e' in felsny cases. Referred. 10 judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Bait offered bill to repeal the Sum
day law. Referred to judiciary committee
No. |.
Mr.. Sctth offered bill for the relief Of all
persons buying lands sold for taxes bought
by tue state. Referred to COMMITTEES on
taxation.
Mr.. Batlock moved TO amend articles S,l56
to s,l6O Of revised statutes. Referred to iu-
dietary committee No. /.
Mr.. Allen Blocker, of FL Psso, Arriv cd
Snd was sworn in by Chief Clerk Gibson.
Evening session-The house was called 70
order at $3.50 The roll was called aud o
queram found present. Mr.. Johnssn wSs
excused on the ground Of sickness.
Mr.. Finlsy moved 10 excuse Mr.. Labatt
till Monday. Carried.
A message was received from the senate
announcing the passage of bill to pay psr
diem and mileage of members also a Bill to
provide for contingent cxpeAEA
Mr., Baker moved to take up the two sen-
ate bills, which we're read; first, to provide
SS0,eoO pay per dieE and mileage; secondly,
$4,000 TO pay contingent expenses. The
latter effort met vita immediate passage.
Referred TO the tlnauce committee.
&r. Linton ofiorsd bill 10 regulate the
management Of railroads and provide agsins.
personal injury. Referred to tha commttSa
| or Internal improvement
Mr.. FHulk offered bill 70 restrict tho
juri!dictior Of county courts
Mr.. Henderson offered bill TO confirm
district court charges. Referred to judiciary
commi!tse No. |.
Mr.. Stewart offered bill TO encourage
stoek-raiIing by destroying wolves. Referred
to committee on stack raising.
Mr. Gibson offered bill to amend revised
civil statutes, and provide for ths payment Of
judges and clerks Of election. Referred Ia
judiciary committee No. 2.
Mr. Stewart Shared bill to annox tho un-
| organized counties of Crockett and McKin.
nsy. Referred.
MIR. Wood moved to amerd the scnats bill
10 regulate fses of sherifl, county a.torneyf
an magistrates. Referred 10 judicial com.
mitteO number one.
Mr.. Aobly offered bill to repeal certain
soctions of this revised statutes Snd rsgul. to
the right ofway ON railways Beferred TO
the committce on internal improvements.
Mr. Traylor offered bill to fix the fees Of
magistrates, county sttorneyS, sheritIs and
constebles Of committing courts.
Mr.. Lsbatt offered bill TO amend The pe.
nal code on Swndliug. Referred to judiciary
CemmiltSe, No. 1.
Mr Gown offered a bill TO amend certair
ssctionE of the revised civil statutes. Re,
terfod to the committee on privileges AnG
elections.
Mr. Roach offered an amendment to tht
revised civil statutes. Referred to judiciary
committo No. l.
Mr.. Patterson offerered on amendment tc
the revised civil statutes regarding tho pSy
ment Of $3.50 per day to jurors sworn in fol
eweek .or over, in courts of criminal juris
diction.
Hero tho wires were burned and our re
port cut od.-ED.