The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
SENATE.

Special TO Tho Herald
Austin, Jan. 2l.--The senate met pursuant
to adjournment,
On motion of Senator Martin, Of Navarro,
the reading Of the journal was dispensed
with.
Senator Terrell, chairman of judiciary CONS
mttee No l, reported on tho following:
Senate bill No. 16,ofIaring substitute, aud
recommending ilspasssge.
SsnatS bill No. 26, with cemmittee's
amendment, recommending its passage.
Senate bill No. 40, recommending its
passage.
Senate bill No. 81, recommending itl
passage with commit:eo's amendments.
Recommending the passage of senate bill
Recommending the passage of senate bill
No. 81.
Recommending the passage of senate bill
No 48.
Recommending the passage of senate blu
No. q.
Senator Lane reported on the following
bills: Senate joint resolution No. Is, recon-.
mondi1g tkAt tao same be referred 10 the
committee on constitutional amendments.
Senate bill No 50 recommending It's pas
soge and that ono hundred copies be ordered
printed
Soustor Stewart reported OR the following
bills: Senate bill No, Il, recommending thai
II do moi pass.
sonHa 5ll No. 40 recommending ihat it
dorot pasG
Senate bill No. %, recommending its pas,
sage.
Senate bill No. 20, recommending its pas.
sage.
Senate bill No. 4G, recommending lis pas-
sege.
seoaie bin Nc. 70, With commillse anon
mant, recommending its passage.
Senator Homan adeyod the minority re
port on :eHato bin No, IA, with commiue
amendment recommending It's passage.
S.Rater Buchens1, If Wood, reported on
senate bin No. 81, entitled an act 10 appra-
pirate 5000 for personal representation 0. the
state st the meeting If the trustees of the
Peabody fund, oh the 2d of FobUrH rec
onmeEdiug its passage Tho rGlas were sus.
pended and the bill passed.
Senator Burton introduced bill to dima
ish the civil aud criminal jurisdiction Of he
couRty court of Wharton county. Referred
SonRtor Wynne introduced u bill to reotal
subdivision 8, article 1893, chapter 4, title
20, sl the slt to establish tbs revised ST. T.
utes. Referred.
Senator Buchasan, of Grimes, reported OF
soaSle bill No. 10, finding the lame correctly
esgroRed.
The senate went into executive session al
II 81. M.
befolswins asniastisn9 were csRGrmsj
Jones for s5ju.autgeneral; Chiffon, loi
attorney -ganirsl Bowman, for secretary o
state; Saunders, for superintendent
Of the are asylum; Rain6y
fer superintendent Of tho blinC
Saylum Ford, for superintendent Of the dea
? and dumb asylum. Action On The othe
nominations was postponed.
After the executive session ssnsts bill Ne
SO was rsad the second Tins aud ordered on
groEsad.
Senate bill No. 8 vas then taken up. Th
r commilee substitute was adopted, read ia
second time and ord ar5d engrossed.
Senate bill No. II was read Che socon,
time Rud ordered rngresied.
Senate bill No. ws5 returned by tht
governor and referred to the committee OF
contingent expenses.
Senate bill No. 81 was raad the secon,
: time ami ordered eBgrossej.
Senate. bill No 50 was rasd the secon
time and ordered sDgrossed.
Senate bill No. SO WAS then read the frsi
time.
Senate bill No. 80, to regulate removal o
the disabilities of minors, was read the frs
time.
Mr.. Martin, of Cooke, offered a joint reso
ten amending article 5, sec. 7, Of tho censti
tuition. Referred.
Senate bill.No. Is, to encourage the diggin
Of artsaiaA wells, was tsken.up, read the thir,
} time and passed.
Senator Duncan reported on senate bill
, No. 8, offering substute to ths crigRa
substitute of The bill. Adopted. The rule
were suspended and the bill passed
Ths senate then adjourned until ten o'cloc
Tomorrow m Srning.