The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-11

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nj take possession OF the road and use it for
~ benefit na OF r the STATE i Without ample
10 Tve been en worse than useless "
IS little piece of railroad but relates to
Other pabum as a v q aISs S an secS % %I
trees, Desert, ',them, by such legsla
n as woHH ,b properly s1s,o protect wSrn
Flowers and MineSh OF legislation was expressly retained
"items on the act OF 1856 under which the loan was
Gather COPIES of the said special have
miscellany 1a'heren preserved in the executive office aud
from Enay be furnished to such members as de-
49, lire theinl.
Reaped with Scisso Previous the passage law repeal
-ng the laws granting certificates to railroad
TEXAS applications had been made to for orders
u,granng certificates to several companies,
r, w. .u,, which refused by under that
% nm Of the law relating to the inspection
enough or .h'e ohat hesame had been constructed in
boro Mrror nx ordnance with its charter, with the
~ o,pec,, or laws under which may be construct
viii get somo ns'u roads" M @. Sta 6 The default gem
ing Oh no @ orally in the failure in point of time to
70 dgSss h h build the road the distance required by the
law ana snf In the Investigate ting to
until ire applications railroad certificates gener-
,, ally, am largely indebted to the courtesy
nr, and aid of the present and former attorney
. bled at tn, s''''"'' VI ''' TIE THEA Asv1uMs
Neme s,, These charitable institutions have been
Iot 49, well managed In proportion To the means
amendments , a% ~ pp va" e''"
eaed by The greatest lack of adequate means and
be hsnaou w appliances been in the unatic asylum
-ldous'on age Xttwo sessions Of the legislature have
1,o o,,n presented the information relating to the
M Is G XII, number OF unatics that have been taken
ciV a., of in ais and other places for the
no. VIII the of Recommendations for them in the unatic
power, av api each time. made earnest appeal to
~ hau sre, get ample appropriations to remedy this
to be m% made but they HAYS been totally made
& hn Quate they have been used and have
for change in panrre ape and costly honses il requires
couie'' ar once or two years to build such houses
p, II, ,,, and the unalics have increased faster than
may there is v u.s. c,u, ha nrnn;aJ niar ia an
over 'er preparations that have been made And SO
nrso, Snrai, II will continue indefinitely without some
York Pen change IN lhe amounts Oh !he app!!nhna
Louisiana seSed PorSnay In one or 'T rspse E
lueuce purmmE VI pe VI v 9"'unss ' s ,u n
Estate 81 taught useful and practical lesson, which
m,wnNG.r is that large wooden building, that cost
@tion prao only sli0o was built in few weeks, and
c"Un,rv is now furnishing comfortable quarters fol
Vou ao uS'hi considerable number of unatics Fifty
he maae, thousand dollars so spent could be maze
regor tne means ~ a.I , n Every ,una'
ATTY, Il would DO aprontable and humane invest
Imam, ment to the country i the houses Shout,
ewsd be torn down, II Of no further use, after bet
he Polu ter structures could be erected.
Louis THE JUDICIARY.
~ scofii iu tho execution Of the laws in both civil an,
mission o. appeal. % aid tho supreme court
regal been Of much service its In enabling ,hos
Sssd csses which had so long ' been Jus
Nl,f MNThe gentlemen appointed TO hll positions
s'---.lb bythat court have labored arduously will
IL waSblity that has entitled thom TO respect
resigns \ill confidence.
% grant Y district courts there has been
Iemocrat IN Improvement In tho administration
Jugs witt an A.ws uC the state, by men Of expe
a,.ly.tor .cfc, and ability conscntlsg to hold In,
sstrcr Office OF district Judge In those districts
III cip wherein district attorneys have been mp
cit.-- pointed or elected the criminal laws hay,
W been generally much moro efficiently en-
actt forced. In the more populous counties III,
aturcl county attorneys have generally done wei
sofA In prosecuting criminals Our Jury Inv
,DoA AZ perfected and carried into effect ha
eedIn been Of great service In producing
eyp tI,is result. The great ecots In the cxecu
the tion of our criminal Ian first, the wan
OF experience and ablN he attorney,
tss nSk'hcetate 10 meet the 'lity Of the
e!of &soseA m, n without