The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11

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l.abat, opposed having estray animals
brought into the city OF Galveston Tor the
purpose OF sale.
Oium was not in favor o, the amend.
meut, which W0uld, he thought, permit per.
sons 10 hide cut cattle Wntil the day Of sale,
Sheu thsy would not sell Tor one third their
value.
The amendment proposed was adopted.
MourS sand offered an amendment proVid-
ing that il the animal esu0yed only brought
two-thiris OF its appraised value, the party
eStrayius should only receive CompeQsat,on
for the expense Of the same, Adopted.
Scott move an indefinite postpone
meus Sf the bill, because there is now but
little difference between the bill rs
amended and the existing law
Nash coucuued with tho gentleman rom
Kerr, and thought that much time had
been uselcSSiy consumed IN considering the
bill.
Caycn said he had al amendment to of, 4
fer In the interest oi th, iarmer 10 tie hrSi |
article, which, he thought, would meet the .
approval OF the CcnUcm1n, AND il NOT :
adopted would cause hN opposition TO the (
bill.
Browning said the gcutcman wanted to- .
consider a moro important BILL He CON. I
tended Tia, the bill under consideration i
was one %! vast importance, and read nom |.
AAAN AfsAt hh'ttNA ~ lA4A AttAA NNtflN
was nearly "A Oo,uIolo worth OF property
in stock, lie also read from the proceed
ingS of the StOCkmcn S coryt ulion endorsing /
the bill proposed.
Rogers said that Us member Of the COM
mittee, he would SAY that they had sought
and obtained the prac' ical experience OF
men who had devoted thHr lie to stock
raising and had framed the bill according
ly, but he WAS willing tosccept the oul as
amended,
Scott said that rs member OF the com.
mittee, he was satisfied with the bill as
reported, but that 1t had been torn TO pieces
in the house by some pi the members OF
the committee
Cayeu--"What part o the bill has been
torn to picccS?'
Scott ii don't think there has been a
section passed but what has been changed. ~
| Cayen-"rhero is one section more
] want to tear.
1 Swan said that he WAS one of the gentle
men who helped tear the bin to pieces, and
] that If there was anything lie had doue that
he was proud OF, il was that he had aided
in tearing the bill.
The question being Upon the postpone
mcnt, the vote resulting ayes, 3S nays, 81,
the speaker adued hls vote TO the negative,
and declared the motion lost explaining
that, in all cases except on motions to adj
journ), whore the speakers vote made tie
in the negative, the motion is lost.
Upton moved to reconsider the vote by
which the motion to postpone was lost
The chair decided that, as the gentleman
bad voted ON the losing side, he was out OF
order.
The speaker announced that the question
was now upon the engrossmeut of the bill.
Caveu offered an ainentmen to Swan 8
amendment, which had been adopted,
striking ont the wobls "wOrk OK and
stated that as tho bill now stool
4. every COW would be converted into q
work OK; also, an amendment to the same
section by eliminating six MONTH" and
inserting sixty days, for the time beyond
which an animal may be estraycd.
Adopted.
CrGvcns moved TO amend section / BY
striking ont the enacting clause, which wa.
tabled on motion of MurLhaCh
Patton offered an amendment striking
out the clause which permitted only free
holder TO estray animals, and made
la strong argument layorng It's
adoption, showing that it would be
Glass lcgi lgtiOn and work u hardship un
less unless the amendment was adopted
ACker favored the amendment, and saw nc
: necessity OF attempting to array one elias,
against the other. The amendment wa,
adopted.
Browning offered an amendment that II
no case shalt any stock be estlayed il the
ll,uI "'a une pleuH ~ % re'oiu, nriess lh'
an oath that the animal Is not his Adopted
The bill as amended was ordered en-
crossed.
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