The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
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tlylsd y commlttae on representation snd
aspSrtonmeRt. Referred.
Mr.. StriasfellOu offered bill to define
ohsnse sgaiEst chastity and morality Re.
farred
Nr. Davidson offered a bill to s,tsSliIh n
state nornsl sesoOl at BsltoB. Referred.
Mr.. Carleton offered bill 10 smona
article S55 and S5S Of the revised statues.
Referred.
Mr., Key offered bill to establish eouaty
teschers' institutes. Referred.
Mr.. Mask offered bill empowering eouatv
comm listeners to appsiAt 3 puhlic Wsigher,
who shall serve two years, sud prescribing
tor weisbsr and deputy. Neither shall be
interested in the purchase, sslS or trading OF
coItsa in any manner. RAferTed t. the
conmit,o9 on coB Aeros and mRnefacturs
&r Barry offered bill 70 reduce tbs I'D
valoren tax to 40 csnts on the $l0o. Re-
ferrsd
Mr. Wulzbsch offered bill to amend the
pS1sion law 10 as the governor can Snpoint
thrse veterans Of the Texas raYslutien who
s9sil coas.ltat9 n pension cOHmEusu, Go
Wson alt papers must be subnit,od, and
tA1Y GbRll psss uptn them. Referred.
Ar. Donmsn SSsred bill to Imapd the
occupation tax law 70 IS to compel parties,
before inkiRg out q liofnse TO pursue an occp-
patton, to rsCord sold secua.ti3a ia tae
louptY clerks otics Referred.
MT. Kendall offered bill providing that
oil passenger trains shsll carry Skilled
e e Me'G.grap1 operator with dstscked battery.
Referred
&r. Doushsrty offered bill 10 repeal ar
ticles 46ll 10 1860, revised statutss repsaliag
the stock law. Referred.
Hr. Gray offered q bill grometisg agricsl-
tUfe in Texas, and to provide fer the cellec-
titG and 5.Gtributon of scisntiAc knowledge.
Referred
Mr.. Paddock offered bill to repeal tha
prss0nt law permitting stsck to run at large
in csrJain towns and cities. Referred
AT. Carleton presented memorial from
ths citizens OF Austin, asking iaat tho city
boundary be changed. Referred.
Mr Johnston otfsrred bill 10 change tao
whols Of the judiciary article, to abolish tde
court Of appeals and appoint zinc Judges Of
thesupreMe court Referred.
Mr, Matthews oifsrSd q resolution that our
usited States senators and Representatives,
u2o all honorable m0shG to pes Rears q ia
tsy-stnt9 commerce. bill, owing to Tho fact
lhst on Il depends dsep water ct the priAci-
pal teapor,s. Referred TO the committee on
fedora, relatiens.
Mr.. Hutohison offered bill Glowing Jus.
tees courts to try homicide cases. Referred
to judiciary committSs Ne, /.
Mr. lohsson offered bill punisbiag par.
tss daiaolrg g niIe boards md iAjex boards.
Ealerroj
1lr, Ptrrenot otorad bill requiring that
county judges DO sxRHincl before district
Judges aaa tkat they ba allowed a fmsll
additional ttats salary.
Ae"rS Haidussk, TsEspleton. Mack,
WssldridGs, Storey, Gray, and Suinclellow
offered bills 10 swGnd existing laws, tho na-
| ture Of tso smeu imantS not being knowl.
Reports Of comni,tesa-Tne tlgrqaSiRg
committee rspsrted hat MIR. Tml6y'a for
! aisn crew bill war properly onsroMod.
Mr. Job1sOn offered C concurrent reaolu-
ioH that's coamittae o. from TIE house
aS3 2 frSrn ths SENATE bo sppciatsd to visit
the ponitehlihy st Ru,s and exsniss
thoroughly iuto its maDsgomssi. Re-
folrad.
NJ Daniels offered q bill making an ~.
! preparation to pay aa principal mud interest
80 the permanent school lusd the sum oil
1921 AGO OF, This bsing tko difference be-
tween cno-sixth OF ths revenue and the one
fourth asked fer during the last tive years
! Rsfsrred.
Nj Slurnley moved to suspend TIE rules
sud iak5 up the sesRte joint resolution re,
| gRrdiug Galveston harser. Lost.
The comuitteo on rules rspertsd favor.
ably on tho resolution TO &ppoint standing
eommittes on appertisnnent and TSprossn,
tsiion.
Judiciary ccnmittsD No. |, reported
back Mr.. Phiipo,'s landlord and toA-
sot bill With amsnament ia YER
| 5gs8, snd recommend its passage
| Reported uufavsrshla on ssvGrtl Nils &c
susnd The civil and peRs criminal code
judiciary Committee No. 2-OT
She bill relating to e1scptisn .
compelling psrtiol aEaisat whom
thoy have prspsrty hidden cut. 1t had the
misority report. A motioA 10 have The
bill and nain9rity report printed was Lost
UomNittso on statS SRairs-0n tao bill
providing for assistance in arrestins crini.
nails. Recommended that it do net pass
A message wss received frem the ssaat,
asking tho withdrawal frsm the govsfnor',
oCliCs of the bill making an appropriation te
pay the contingent expenses, as it conflict.
with the exiating laws. Carried.
Committo on public rosds--An act "a
amend tho road law ca ps to levy read tal
of Eve cents on the ono hundred dsllers
Recommended that it do not pasa.
On the bill amending chapter 3, article
| 4,405, tho committee recommended ihSt th.
amendment requiring tie ovorseer ten dayi
after tha.swOrk was performed TO report il
writing and nsmo the psrtios who refused
10 work or furnish fu6stitvls TO Justice
who shall proceed ths sc pSGsia other case,
Of debt.
Business laid on the apeaksrS table
The governors message witS conmunios.
tisn from the commissioners court Of ap-
poais al Galveston, notifying hira that thsl
have not sufficient work to Occasy theil
tine, and asking that csaoS for decision bt
given thcn TO occupy sho Fes
sien. The governor agreed to III;
request, and asked that Tyler an
Austin be included alGo.
A message from the governor giving reSs-
ons for Diminishing General McMulloeh froE
the def and dumb asylum, showing ths cor
rOspondence which cccarrsd at tse time
Referred.
Mr., Tsrletoa moved that the bill requiring
that all motions be sot aside on Indictment
or information, and that all special plea
and exceptions be in writing, bs made ii,
special order fer Saturday st 10 o. m.
Mr.. Finlay offered Joint resolution msmo-
riAlizing congress regarding the deepening
Of the bar at Galveston. Passed to the second
ard third reading, under a suspension OF tn,
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