The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-21

posed an increase in taxes. w
Mr. 1loos opposed the amendments, be-
cohSe ne thought the maximum was too
great he favored fixing IL! cents definitely.
anu making the maximum 25 cents.
ar. Pieuiier favored the amendments, and
thought the people should be permitted TO
vote Tor tax sufficient to run schools ten
months each year, if they wished 10.
air. Traylor and Mr.. johnson, of Collin.
opposed 1t, on the ground that q large mum.
Der Oh people in the rural districts could not
senu their children to school more than six
uphths each year. and they did not think
L lust to tax them TO send other people's
CHILDREN ten months.
Mr.; Randolph and Mr.. Fleming, in able
speeches, favored the amendments, saving
pey wanted an efficient system of schools
or none.
Mr.. Terrell opposed the amendments be.
{ Ause he believed Is cents was sutfi-
cient at this time. Pending discussion. the
senate adjourned TO o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ms afternoon the pending question was
The adoption of Fleming's amendment.
MIR. Chesley argued that if the scholastic
sge was extended as contemplated by the
legislature, 10 cents would be too
Mhaii, ana ne favored the amendments.
rlepisIatnrs " 70 pr ens pounGsn uuty Oh the
free scboo,s apa pavau. "n eihelent system OF
late a piedge mada tbe & uo So was 70 Wo'
iaN 9 p'o'se nhaue the people at Calves
AIR. Matlocl ;ns;,.os A.. -
oepts wss a,,nla S'sVeu .hat 10
vision was made IN snothsr soa,;o pro. p
the levy of an additionai taY of ov. SS o"t ior M
. majority vote in each school district.
wnlch VIII give $3.50 per capita for school
Mr., Johnsop os cou;, .;,
uhools for over i've 49,, s",n uiseu .na'
aseless WV "'e '"oi'nS III +" year were
MIR. Terrall a,o;n ,,,,, a.. a..
lengthy argnment sornasti,, auI i'oo,, anu III
T,ssndy s",nont earnestly opposed the
other states. sbowino tbat no fno, sno ,aMs ol
provided for by the constitn,;nn IA raH Nus was
10 scbo.ls w. ~ 'ho tons'tu'ion, ana tnat
0xation. N' ~ '00" "'S'iio'
mt Davis moved ,h. rror,.
m Flemino,s amananoP o Piv,iVus qnestion
Gded and 3he ma;r ens, anea,, winch was sec
FThe nendjn, nnas,i io'S.g,, o,, IN; o.uere9.
Of the amendmant A II wes Des"S & .no auoptloh on
nays. II. ~ ""' ios'--ayes' io'
b The vote recprr;n, q, ,,o ...,o :,
Mr.. Houston,s anaSnd, S Tm eto auoptlon OF
discussion followed nendinS wh;oh h;eiaoie ou
sage from tbe borsa 5 ann5,1 mn,In ~, q mes
nsr 80
tv or Wor;n W. ,esoiu.ioh lhvitlng General Diaz
The senats a. in u,sr. ma ad;u,al, Ausain' ,,
olution N'P''" VIZ ies'
r Mr.. Goocb movod ,ho rr,r;o
on Mr. Hnnston,. T pesio"s iuestlol
seconded. and tbs main mnastto,, WHICH wa
The vote recn nrri,,a ~, 1.sS'on ,ha o, oluelcu'
was adopted~veas II nans "i1oi'''i'eh'' ~ Il
WI NJ ""JpPsoyeas, pa.o : nays, III.
vote. and nendinn d;sorss;o W ,evol,s.uer hs I'M
pied an hour or more. the senate Hn aJinrpnod uod
'' " N'I,o, uo,,sr s,re Sen"'e auJourheo
Stout presented a ne,;,;or ,-on, ,.a
missioners court of Nsuarrn niOn, o .ne oolh
testing against Tho craoa;o, ~, ttDun.y, pro
Ricbland' VI 'ii0 'o"''y U
By Wortbam-A ne,;t;or fro,, o;,;.
Hopkins county for i nroh;,,;tion iio,h 'i'iHchs
Bills referred:
By Cramer~.To moLe anu h -
parfnershin embaa@i;no any nieIioer OF
propertv. without the n6rson, @ ~ pe's,nhpplytnt
partners, guilty. Of then VI ''' o'nei
Bv Rarrv--'fo onIar@o .ho M.
Ranger material and Srasa .n' -, nSAas nia; M u.'
Advertise thn, estrau stnpL 80 th suii.ivn'iy "
By MattbewsN resn,n,in, 'ne ssa.e.
The oomntroller "a S,rn;sh ;httio, tto IeguesIinl
the house will the amn,nt vne ,'a;d ra?a'pers o
c tizeps of Sherman m thar rppi1ry pfIu ~ Wv
sidy bonds. Laid On tbe tah,n ""iotui .,,t; suo
cali. ''' '''Je''A "
The bill pupisbip, nerso,o "a, .ho -
less handling of tiresarms w"s ia taLan ano Vato u,
its final nassam y, hiv,aiiis u,h Wns taken up OF
that The law ne Il now now oy;otnd oone1 uon.ehue, e,
cient without further Ioeisi,,ionn was GUM
Hin contendad ,ha,
sential to cure tho deCsnts @ PIssuse was es
law N'' " '"e piosei
Wurzbach moved the prev oues,;on
Carried. and the hin nossod IA, VI d'vStiol tl' v
ayes, 90, and NAYS, ". ~ WV u
The house ioInt resoln,io, r,o,,;,;, g.,
the levy of a state INV was p'o',Ti"s nnt & ~,
its third readin~ wbep p'' SNPoii NPnoi
movad 10 ras,'Nns' >. mhen Nasi
till next Tuesday, and stated that mnvt
mem bers were ahsent wb0se rn,os v,"e ',nams 'a,.
necessary to carry tho resolution b,e bw Wui' ,,n
thirds majority, o'''" W '"o
Cramer moved io Inv tho motion ., a.,
table, and the ayes and NAYS he,ng no,inS
for The vota was awaa to' '1 uon's oaneo m,
speaker voted in the ofIirmat;ya owl ,i'
motion to table prevailed anu VIZ
Ayers offered nm amendment otr;l,i,, -.
tyenty.Gy cents for tay tor echoois an', V,'
serting fourteen cents "'-' III
Ayers stated that this wos ogorod J.,
spirit of comnrom;se hu IL " ""o o,';,i u,iteu III
McGarltv stated tbat his cppn,, cawntv 1co,
zales) would be i'm favor nf one iolior !;
necessary, for school purposes, ' ''''''' Il
On mniion m Of S'pVV, iT",a III ", poses.
tabled. "''''''''eii' "aS
Labntt ofrered nm ,mo,dmort oor.oo,,.,
a GRAMMATICAL error in the resolmtion ,rh;nis
WAS adonted. '@'''"''o"' WHICH
Taylor moved IN divide tho two- soo,;o..
providing for the low of n state ond ,u,i1,s 5;a
trict tax and vote mon oach senarotnI,, u 'is'
UPTON raised point of order ani no.,
taken mon ,he an,iro mGr 'uee Moulu nave 10 DO
After iurtber discnssion He'Um, ibe ,nooL
that the final vote mnst 'Ie ho t.la pIaner lu.eu
entire resolution. ' ~ '""'" VII 'ne
Tavlor in consoo,o,oo 81 A.. ,,,