The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
ITATE EOIALS.
TEXS TOPICS TELEGRAPH.
RevEr. Brown I'D Dead at Mar.
itA-Surreme q DecieiOns-A
BY Goods CiISt COrsLeRuR
erisusly Wi;lsG by HIS
FORMER EnFer-hegis-
lative PiedInss,
EtGe.
spsOls to the Herald.

SpeGlFto the Herald.
Ausn, jan. a., Homan cfferod q
resoluon that each D!or be allowed TO
subEor,e for not MOAN thirty copies Of
daily kpers contaii q synopsis Of the
proceedings. Adop
Mr.. tboch offered ssolution thst tko
committees on co1tional amendments
and on senitentiArieallowed 10 appoint
q clerkeach. A1op
Mr.. Burton often joint resolution,
amending article 7 sho constitu ion on
public chools. Ref.
Mr.. Houston intrsd bill for on
eeursgpg the constrn Of srteaisn wells.
Rsferrtd.
Mr.. Terrill aubmil & report on senste
OIL No. D, roc9mmeg lite passage, with
the amndmant Of session" iXslsld OF
restitution KeSdhrst time.
Mr.. Ierrill submi . report frem the
jnaioiry committed senste bill Nc 4.
repeating article 45lp!er 6, adopting the
revised civil statutdRcad the frat time.
Mr. Lane introdu1bill making tho of
nee OF county Suryoin Office Of record.
Hefernd.
Mr.. Harris ofaIs Joint resolution,
Amending section lSFle 3, Of the conati-
tuition Referred.
Mr.HomRn introN bill prescribing
requisites for iaticsts ia cor!sia casss.
Refornd.
On motion Of Miewsrl, two hundred
copieso Of this bill wirderad printed.
NrHomsn introd bill for the Hp-
| preparation for the diem paJ and con-
tingens expenses climbers of tho seven
tesnthlagislature. bred.
Mr.. Buchanan intleed bill for pre-.
venting druukennes4 temporary inssn;h
from being pleaded be courts. Referred.
Mr.. Cooper intr9d bill regulating
the teking Of testimt before grand juriss
in criminal accusation tho grade Of felony.
Referred.
Mr.'Duucan intoduE bill amending arti-
sles Ill end l12, cror 5, establishing u
penal code and code criminal procedure
passed at tho last sea- Referred.
MI OOOpor luVcVI JolDL resOlutl0k
amending section 2l,icle 5, of the con,.i.
tuition. Referred.
A special message received irom tho
governor on quarant Read and referred.
Mr Homan introdd bill amending ar
tice Sl6 of tho penade. Referred.
A message was rGed from thu houss,
announcing tho pssi of o resolution 10
count the votes for grnOr Snd lisuterSp,-
governor at4 o'clocktlsy in tho hail Of tho
house of representa- The invitation, on
Mr.. TerrelPS resoluti was accepted.
Mr.. Duhcan submit y report on senate
bill No. II, recommfg itR passage. The
report was duly reeei and the bill psased
under su5pension oe rules.
Mr.. Stewart intrded bill amending
article 1905, chapter Of the revised atat-
utes. Referred.
Mr. Lane submitteEeport on the senate
bill, No. 8, on tho diem pay for tho
seventeenth legislatt The report was
duly road and psssedder suspension of
the rules.
Mr., Lighfoot offer( resolution that three
thousend copes of tlieulensnt-g0vdrnOr'S
address be printed. dopted. Tho senate
adjourned then till 3m.
Afternoon session. .1he senate met pur-
uant to Adjournment
Mr.. Buchanan SUITED report on sen,
ato bill No. 9, for dtyiHg the contingent
expenses of tho aeYeeth legislature, and
reported it correctlygrossed.
MIR. Houston iRtrdced a bill regulating
jurieH in capital case Referred. Tbsreup9a
the senate prepared I'd proceeded to vii
ness in the hall Of tlkouse of representa-
tiyes, the count Of YES for governor Iad
lieutenant goyornorand then adjourned
anti $3.50 to-morroWorniDg.
HsE.
The house was cah to order at 10 q. n.,
Speaker Reeves ia tchair, Tho roll WAS
oallsd aud quoru1found present, mcasrs
Frymer and Rchis being excused on
.ccoun. of sicknG Pages and portGrs
were appointed.
The speaker onlyRd time to appoin the
committe Nos. one and two,
and tho finance conittee.
judiciary, No, + Finlay, chairman +;
Hutchinson, Goll Roach, Waldridge,
King, StringlelloV Berry, Matlock, Pally,
Wood.
Judiciary, Ne. .--Tarleton, McCord,
Jhoneworth, Tod Carleton, Tcmpkins,
Johnson, Baker, Elk, Peacock.
Finance Baker. .harman King, Fry
ner, Kindred, SD Scott Truth. LisrtGp,
Kendall, DougheFi Haynes, Smith Of Titu3,
Daniels. Foster N'zoach.
Mr.. Baker repofl FOR the comm;Hel to
,ount the voio oEovernor and lieu.epsn,-
,oVerHor; also a solution that tho house
,ount the vote anche senate bs present at
o'clock p. m, JtuRry l4th.
Mr.. Gibson prented petition of titi-
:ena of Ella couH on local option law.
The committee rules reported, recnn-
nending the adoIon ofrule lG 10 begin
With q few aLhdnents. Two hundred
oaies werO ordcn printed,
Mr.. Finlsy mtAd 10 NnSnd, haviag the
pind WITH rules. Adopted.
Mr.. Gsithor Gved to ,tIike out 200 and
ay 800 Loet.
Mr.. FinlNy sorea \ bill restricting the
rsWs OF iorslg VleseS laosrlng, bsyond
'ckling versels n whsryss er levees. Re-
,reJ to judicity committee Ne. /.
Mr. Mo1uuaiohered bill to smend arti-
10 1877 of tho rassG civil statute. Rsfsrrsd
} committee olcountics and county bound
ries.
Mr.. Ksneill fered resolution that oil
lecchss in the ouse bo linited to avo min
tes, unless psrDission TO lay over under tho
llss.
Mr.. Nash Gifted bill to amend chapter
}, title S4, ..rsiied civil code. Referred te
ie committee II railreSds.
A resolution vas offered allowing msnbers
ftse, copies d papers daily of the joint
pbvidod that not moro than
irea and ne-lalf cents par copy ia charged
Mr.. Smith, I Titus, offered a substitute
akins it ten l0pies at not over four cents
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