The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

o diction have diminished the county judg
o thal be- ex offioio equity superintendents u
4 The amendment was lest.
7 Mr.. Harris moved 10 u ike out figure Il
: and insert IS" In line I Oi section 80 as
!, extend the time for the law TO go into ope
/ aIion TO 1885
The amendment was lost.
, Mr.. Gooch submitted the followiD
, amendment:
"All tuition paid for students atteldin
tree school under aud over the scholasti
age shall be- paid 10 the trustees for the beu
etit OF the school fund OF the district, or com
munity In which the school is taught"
The amendment was adopted, 10 TO IL.
The previous question. was then ordered
by IL 10 10.
Mr.. Gibbs moved 70 amend by adding Il,
section - amy person elected state super
intendent OF public instruction shalt moi
during his term Of Office nor Tor four years
thereafter be eligible TO election to any
state office"
The amendment was adopted-25 TO 8
Mr.. Patton moved TO amend section by
! adding, "and any parent or guardian hayiag
control OF such child or Chi dIen, VINO shall
refuse or neglect TO send him or them to
he public tree school in his or their dis.
trict, or to some other school during the
time such school is taught, shall be desmtd
guilty Of misiemesuor aud be fined IN any
sun not less than 500.
The amendment was lost by 70 81.
Tue rules wIre suspended aud the bill
passed, as amend d, by Is TOO.
Adjourned TIL 3 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON.
The senate convened at 3 o'clock and
proceeded 10 the consideration OF senate
Bit No. ~, introduced bv Mr.. Houston.
On motion section was amended by
striking out the words "less than two dol
lars. leaving the penalty mot more than
five dollars"
Mr.. Ma,lock moved to amend section 9
by inserting alter the words ARE provided"
the following words, THAT when the land
so occupied BY an actual settler" so the
clause " Il read "and provided that when
the land is occupied by an actual settler
that such persons may avoid the penalties
OF this act,' etc.
The amendment was ad pied.
Mr.. Chesley moved 10 amend section 2by
adding the words, provided that IL the
lanrs OF the person SO fencing entirely sur.
rounds such lands not owned or controlled
by him, he may avoid the penalties of this
act by fencing such land to Itself and leav-
ing such gates and right-oi.way thereto as
may be necessary tor the convenience Of the
owner Of the interior tract of land"
This amendmeud provoked much in-
quiry and discussion, in which Senators
Chesley, Houston, Peacock, Gooch, john |
son of SheIbv and others enpapsd
Tns amendment waa aSon,sd on5 mad,
part OF the bill.
MIR Fdrrar moved TO amend section by |
sct shall not snn,v tS - case of disn,ntad
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AUSTIN, Jan; 3o.-lspecial 1.-The house
met at lo o--clo.k.
The mousse resumed me business pending
from aoJournmpht, tne SUBSTITUTE ior mouse
Ayrs spoke IN oppossition TO the snosti.
tute OF roster. m Limestone, Tor the hrst
section oil the Dill.
Lsbatt favored me commissioner Dill as q
proper compromise ior all interests.
Jones sain ne ana no. see wny the makins
OF ah ooS,rucling renee should De any
greater otieLse than cutting IT.. 1t would
enclose ior ten ye'is lands that oli not oe-
long to him. while at the same time the
man who opened such encios are WAs 10 be
declared teloH.
Foster, ot Limestone, replied, as ne SAID
In good humor 10 some OF the remarks
which had been made us TO nm by the gen;
Lleman fiom Delta, saying ne (F0steT had
on every oill. ne resrtlteo ne Gouia not
return me higb, but uhlhten'ioha,, compli.
mrnt paid MIN. The gentleman breath
had too often been Ike slrocco blast to
many "ood measures which had been oe;
tore the mouse. ne Lopeu 10 % accorded
an honesty OF purpose; 1or certainty ne hao
no axe to GRAD. lie had ctfered the sub
make fence ting felony under all cir
cumstances. but If we allow
man to cut, his way out
of an enclosure, the posture men should
be allowed on he other hand some pro-
lection against men thus taking the law
INTO their own hands. The parties should
have their redress properly In the courts
and before theJuries OF the country, accord.
ng to the measure OF damages and the
gravity OF the crime.
THOMPSON. OF Sexar, made some torcl.
pie ana eioquent TeIhhIAs III "hlch ne
but OF the Union hau been day by
ray patiently Watching ms iegisla' ure ior
some proper remedy ana soIu ION OF the
question; Like Lsoatt, ne tnought the con-