The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-13

second time.
MIR, Lair introduced n bill entitled, "nn
aol for SUMMING tbe public buildings aud
| grounds of the state with water Refer
| TeJ
! Tho btll authorizes the governor board
of maparers trusteeg of asylums and re,
gents oS Inc university TO contract with
resnonsible pnrties TO- furnish the waler
snnnlv The said contract not 10 extend for
a lonSer ueriod tbnn twenty years
nresident Of the senate apnoint general
cIort of The senate, Adopted. The presi
Jcnt onnolnted Nat O. Henderson, Of the
Gnn.'ap ,ov,, Poco,d
oe nv swain Introduced n bill entitled
Gan not 10 set aside and appropriate
tb "m million acres Of land for the benefit
If The university of Teyas.n referred
10 t m' O,it ron, lands in The nnorgonized
o w W roserved from location bv fhe ACT
oyIS7o
VI NJ W. TerrelI rose IN n question of privilege
ond so;d. nMr President / observe in the
Stu eo,u a ,attor Of the attorney. GENERAL
,,;u onrni,, ir regard to an oninion which
TIA had bcard was entertained by him as to
whether i, the state would be liable for rail
, mr,GV lon5 ' nert;cotes If there shond he
i noea; lanu ceI nnhIio domain ei' ''' " "
mTha oyn;n;dn intended tn attribute him
; ~ Op,tt; L. nonto;ned in b;s letter
on lmi9riid.,o, Is oU,sa nenor an ms ertroct
'on, s,,.in,, AL tha secret,rv to read
i'm. i'm ~ .nin ala not nnjerstond me as
.nittH .rie tha ottornav.oenaraI any other
pu;vs;;nS ~ ,nI IL, a' LII! o66nta;ns ""'
oP,ioii .,,ait ne ne; int;o 10 s,rood n,
Al. asn tiiac Sth ca sanata atn ,,
'ne iiIu.eo ~ , Imv II hnt irst;ce IN the
w. LET he latter should also
Attorney genera ,ha ;lrv , 'e'''
NC Tou. I'll d;d ,'nt nh;oot and reorested
MI ~ - do NV Ubi9h anneereJ in
t tha' cta1osn,an be raad bn motion
tne or statesman pe aeat; oh nd no' tHa
~, 1a orai,S letfor ueye ordered n he
a..oin1y Nv 'Nrooood;nns oftha serota
en Se ~ tie NJ a;t;tled on oct n
oed' ert;nias- a9;e of tha Pev;sed Statutes
d,,a;,, q, Ua;os on railroads To
r1euuctuS passen5ii Voc ato IN os hus.
!lilee oeh's PEI ny rs tahIo app,d u road
HESS oil .ie p,e''u 80 t%o oanon,itTee
one sS.omu 49, r,anol: " of 500 for a
a ,.;niat;a, ~ tiia ia3 m rn;i,9,G companies
Si M 20 'u n ,a the amendment he.
III Az - J. ~ &C., IL u,as ,,nnonof;fnt;onaI
cuuse r G tiounS ia ~ I tho+ tho low ,r;thnnt
W.. ~. oonor,nanu;no II wonIG NOT
penui'y aeooi ,,tI';nSS onCo W." fhe com
aiio 1 70 ahy 90 Lo ,,orv
lnllCee tiio9Sns :, yo. oInooL,, Wv,
proper aei nuaht ~ 81 he :. am m" pow
Vi ;,ie law 5'u t,, ~ 20 on,ordmont
MI, n iIa lou, You'll ha r,ore
because ne e:ipusn.V INC lam od 70 IL, -
eilicaoiGue ml " tI' ~ ID go wonid he of
was oa e. i"' % VI tba c;tiyens who could
" .s ~ ,,t ,vos not odonIed Teeort
II Viie aiiiel ., m"o ~ onpno,;os do.
W tic ooui. 20 ~ 80 80 ~ ~, ,"arn,;t+aJ
lilahueu hiloie iu,o s' i"nr, SlI
any A., ,eV ST, mattel 70 ihis ouendment
oo mi, S" 10 th3ugSt whiia nnnoltv n"
S506 n,iaht onnIv in some cases
% W, I,n ~
o' VIZ ,l,l,, o,noeod tho biu and amend
MI ,.t ~ o,ppppuJ thnt cortoin raiiToads
MI. va ~ S,,iI nt stord n rodrc;ion l.,
M .l' o'"yJ 10 ti,o,,mbt tha same shonfd he
late a. ne VA 6,,ordod IN its ac,;on in
WI. ;no, a .odnciion
ii nm ,dpuo,o mos Iost.reos = novs15
Ne Ne I n,vannnri ofierei an amendment to
,tr;ito out fhree cenfs and inset four cents
s[Se out three GEMS nilu iT nav Ve iS
Iio ~ oisrod sHSsfi}n}a f5r The
Nj. Iia.Ita I,.,or,t +, r,,oydos fnr raD
yeiIui's o. e,a, t f,i o,,d Co;htS on
ouclloii vi passSe;'So ~ 'i"'iiO "'iN'
ceTta,ll ,t az Si. srbsitr.e no said the
~ Guppotu ~ ~ i irnnorant ono tho neonle
eao 5od uas siir rednc}ion in frnights and
uolilaIlutu , Muo tIap tho t;n,. hod orrivad
that he pelieVed tnao 'he 'ilhe hau a'il'eu
ior us neod tbo titute &c
MY Dun Sa oF dooiin ,r with nasse yer
ne w w III laJVI Vi f,e;nhto "r;G Poreor,or
,arlll loS ahu Uilo no.Sn' .'i ~ -, az
nc s.i..eu 'h"0 T., l, ,H ,ato" would
'euu i,i, Ill., p,r,oGa +b., con,no,ies
n nj Iod hoen sfa,ed hv 90. ain senators. and
as hau peeu sta.eo Wy f Ia sonto 80 tha
nIosncrous condition of the narrow. guage
road running THROUGH the STATE.
Ii alone cnarr es three cents per mile for
rossenger tariff
Mr. Ierrell moved to refer the bill and
s,hsu,nie IN the committees ON internal I'M
movement Yeas, 7: navs, Is.
Mr. Henderson moved the previous ques-
Lion on fhe substitute. rhe motion 10 COM
mi; and the engrossment of the bill. The
NEON was Seconded and the previous
question ordered.
Tho motion was defeated-yeas, 7: NAYS, Is.
The substitute was then defeated-yeas, IS;
novs %
The hill was then ordered engrossed-veas,
1s' NAYS q
The eYecutive messages reported in the
house proceedings were received and read.
Mr. Swain introduced a bill which pro-
vides Chat railway companies may charge
and receive moi exceeding the rate Of
tweptv.fye cents per 100 hounds per leo
miles 10 the Transportation of freight over
their roads for first class freight
t tne,, two and half cents for
secon3 class twenty and a half cents for
tbird Class. eiebfeen cents for fourth class:
sixteen cents Tar fifth class: fourteen cents
On class r. twelve cents on class G. and ten
cents on class ID. on motion the senate
o odoT p rne d.
"uIoui"eO' uorsr
,,,,.,,,,. ,o-od;o,,u,,
Inc mouse coIVeneu pursuant ~ auJIuin.
ment. Inc speaker was III tue cnalr
prayer was held by the chaplain; the Lol
was Sa.re uo anu re sS '''' VI 'N'