The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

A
peiore every legislature from the ThIr,eentI
down TO the present time, and more than
miillon OF dollars has been appropriated ia,
sueh claims. was school teacher M = sci
under this very law for ahout ten mnn,hs
ana was paid for my services, 81, $50 heinz
paid me by the Davis administration and
, the other teachers all over the country ~
vrNeu their pay, whenever an spnropria.
,lon was made by the former leri,.
la.ures ior the claim. ALWAYS
sos letter from some collecting
aseh. OF sttorney in this city saving Won
soiIa oma .'e .ne power OF attorney and | will
many OF these'are fraudulent and minis, :,
harrison offered substitute ior Tho
amendment striking out the entire annrn.
prlation. The substitute was lost. and ths
amendment adopted. ''s
Robertson, of Williamson, offered mn
amendment allowing J. w. LYLE for codi.
Tying the statutes, SSH. Adopted,
Ihe house then adjourned tin Sp. m.
AFTERNOON session,
~ IN consideration OF the general deficiency
pili, the question being on Fosters tSt
LLines.onel hotlon to strike out the items
alowing ex-sheriiis' fees for conveying
prisoners 10 the penitentiary, after a long
uiscusslon and several calls OF the housc thn
item allowing $235 to William Kinr ex.
sherih ot Jack county, was stricken ont
note then recnrred on the item 10 nav q ~
stricken out. "'" was
me vote then recurred on the item 10
pay Z. q. Dupree, sheriff of Franklin
county $50 for similar services. and ,he
house refused to strike out.
Stagher moved to reconsider tho Kin,
ltem, upon which much discussion took
place. VIVA
:, The speaker appointed Messrs. linton.
rrymier, cochran, Ayres aud Acker as a
oouunil!ee OF conference on the general ap-
proprinuon OIL, on the part of the house.
Stagner'S motion to reconsider prevaiied
adopted. "'''
The item to pay ii. l.. Spain for service,
Us executive CLERK, voted down this morn.
,hg' was renewed with $500 as the amount
but the motion failed.
townsend moved to amend by inserting
an item OF $50 to pay the claim of 4 A
ioliver, sheriff of Colorado county.
Inc item was ruled out, not having been
acted upon IN committee of the whole.
roster, OF Limestone, moved to POSTPONE
iarther consideration of the bill until next
After long, running debate the motion
was lost. '""'''N
Rushing renewed the item Of s5oo ~ n.v
the claim of j. W. Fender for mIldinp~ p's !,
sschool'house in Kaufman county. and ihe
item was lost '"'
Armistead renewed the item of $500 IN
pay, The claim OF the sheriff and district
clerk OF Marion county, but the item was
voted down. N'' was
"A motion to reconsider was lost when tbe
mouse adjourned until tomorrow.
CAPITAL cHRoNIcLINos.
senator Fleming opposed the land fraud
bill th's morning in very powerful and
eloquent speech. He opposed the inyesti.
CATION, saving the investigating business
had occupied TOO much of the time of tbe
legislature already. II had appointed n
commi,tee &C great expense to Investigate
the railroad land sales, penitentiary con.
wet camps, normal schools, the SiItincs
and now IL was proposed TO INVESTIGATES the
whole people, and certainly this legisiatnre
VIII be entitled TO be dubbed the greatest
Investigator of the age.
lie also opposed the bill because IL pro.
Nldes that all the suits shall be brought in
tbe district court of Travis county. Uc
SAID this was an outrage and a violation of
the rights OF the people, and he warned ,he
senate that the bill would damage the dem
ocratic party, and said, il that party per.
sisted IN ignoring the rights of the peoul To-
they would seek some other.
Mr.. Owen T, Brigg, commissioner of tho
southern Exposition, of Louisville, Ken
tuoRy, Is mere. The exposition is TO omen
august lst, and BIDS lair TO excel anything
OF the slnd slnce the centennial, This will
Ue . rare opportunity fur Texas 10 make
display OF her agricultural and
horticultural products and minerals
and to-day Mr.. Stagner introduced n
in view. ''''' ''J'''
1t Is suggested that three commissioners
be appointed, and that the legislature mako
liberal appropriation to have Texas prom
erly represented. II should be done by all
means ~ "''
The comptroller paid in $4,000 TODAY to
the credit OF the general revenue.
SUPREME COURT.
Inc following cases were submitted on
Drlef and oral argument for both parties
Thomas w. Schneider & Bro, from Collin
county, =, Ryan vs.. Missouri. Kansas Il
Iexas railway, from Grayson. Underwood
vs. W. missouri, Kansas d Texas railway, from
urayson, and Gibbons ct al. vs., Ever ct al,
submitted on brief and printed argument
by both parties. The following cases were
transferred to the commission of appeals.
Houston Il Texas Central railway VS., Mar.
cellus, from Grayson. Houston & Texas
Central railway VS.. Wilson, from Collin.
Houston & Texas CentraS railway va
Loving. from Collin. Houston & Texas
central railway VS.. Richards, from
Collin. Houston II Texas Cen.
tral railway vs. Chaiiln, from Gravson
houston ~ Texas Central railway vs.. Pinto.
from Grayssn. Houston & Texas Central
railway vs., Byefs,. from Grayson. Norton
ct al. vs.. Cantagrel, from Dallas. Rudd va.
Johnson ct al, from Tarrant. Mccormick
& & Bros. vs.. Bush. from Grayson. Cowen &
70. vs.. Jones, from Dallas. West VS.. Burk
et a., from Dallas. Burgols vs.. Mills, from
DALLAS. thompson vs.. Jones et al, from
Fannin. kincaid vs.. Johnson, from Fan
min. Wheeler vs.. Leeman, from Fannin.
Baker vs., Denton ct al, from Fannin.
orowson vs.. Lyday, from Fannin. Thomp-
son vs.. Miller, from Lamar. Grain
ct al. ys. Wright ct al, from
Lamar. Pierce vs. Fort, from Lamar.
Woodbridge VS.. Griffith, ct al, from Lamar.
Tower, et al, vs.. Henderson, ct al, from
Lamar. Spears vs. Leyin, from Lamar
D. Bray vs.. Grain, from Lamar. Love &
Berry VS.. Garnett, ct al.. from Lamar.
Iarnett VS.: Berry & McBall, from Lamar.
Hale vs.. McComas & Co., from Lamar. !
brown, ct al, VS.. Wildly Lodge, No. 81.
'''h ,.oh"i' NaulpUcll vs.. Dennls, OF nl., |
rom trayson. Shannon vs.. Gray, ct al,
rom Grayson. Shannon vs.. Lemer, ct AL,
rom Grayson. Wlllison vs.. First national |
bank. from Grayson. Willer, ct al., VS.. |
Adamser and wife, from Grayson. Gamer; |
y nl' vs.. Thompson, OF al, from Grayson.
Mills vs.. Herndon, fiom Grayson. Ferris
Is. Streeper ct al., from Grayson. Ruther. |
ord VS.. Stamper ct al, from Grayson. Ran. |
iall vs.. Smith. from Dallas. Knight VS.. |
scydell, from Dallas. Hughes Ut al, VS.. |
Duncan, from Dallas. Mavo OF al. vs.. Bead |
y al. from Dallas. Pointer and wife Va. |
City Bank, from Dallas. Connell ct al. VS.. |
(arter ct al, from Dallas. Dupard Va. |
Joombs OF al, from Dallas. Handel vs.. |
Elliott, from Dallas. Early VS.. Worley,
rom Dallas. Pratt ct al. vs. Goodwin ct al. |
rom Parker. Stewart W.. Cook ct al., |
rom Parker. Parker ct al. ys. Glaze,
rom Parker. Parker ct al. vs..
yants Il Co., from Parker. Lennon w. |
freeman tai, from Ellis. Lennon VA. |
Winneiord, from Ellis. Anderson VS.. Stow, |
rom Ellis. Nowlin and wife vs.. Bradshaw,
rom Ellis. Templeton vs. Rybern, from
ellis. Langton and wife vs.. Nulball ond
wife, from Ellis. Merrill CT nj va. Shoe !