The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-17

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Or 'surs cutting at impfisonment not less
Than i've n0f more than Ten years. also
prohibiting lsnCins public lands aud OBJ
strurfiuF iiFhv Iys,
By NJ Patton Requiring lrst.olh ss
roads ~ be kepl free Of Obsifuciionh and 70
be t.Hty ipUt vide,
By Mr. Couol-Amendins the act reds
irciiuf the state into JUDICIAL districts, -
as 10 make the acc take siiali in tue second
and Third districts uhe hFs1 OF September
next. ,-,-
ST.. Fowler rose t0a question Of privilege
Dc alive ia certain charges nAie on the
door ul The house iu Clunsctlun Win ths or
f1r wiIh tAr luult.O asylum bill, passed at
iha iast session. No shlWed that tho error
wsE Wsag uF tAu Aauas Hud lot ~ the tuh-
Iha Fnlos were Suspended and @ Joint res
0luulu relative tO the right ni way 10 tue
Texas, OtlRhOmE * Kansas railway across
lndian Territory passed, -.,
Fna Luu.r Lllsup1TnpIiai.ur So 600 10
! pay tho expense OF IHe ss's'oA passed.
| Adjourned.
AUSTIN, Jan, n-lsp clsi,l-Ihe house
/ me- 10 ln l'C.gC', this morning,
/ B.ls W.ta introduced ana referred az fol-
! By Mr. Nash, Of Dallas (house bill No. S9)
' TO provide for the appointment ol COM
missllners 10 represent Texas NJ ne Norid's
! Exposition, TO be opened at New Orleans on
| the first Monday IN December, 1851, pre-.
scrlbing the duties OF said commission snu
ma king appropriation therefor
The governor is TO appoint By May lot
| ten Il. m the congressional districts, two
! tom the state at large the aalafy OF each
| TO DO 500 They are 10 have sI,aOO Tor
the exponsts OF collecting specimens for the
exhibition, the balance OF the appropriation
| for transportation, etc, They must serve
OF least thirty days in advance OF and TWEEN
| ~ during the exposition Inc governor
must approve oil claims,
| By DroWn, Of JohnsOn-A resolution en-
dOrsing the action OF the school board IN
| their investment In bonds Tor the perma-
nent school fund aud declaring that iurtber
! Legislation was not necessary NJ TINS ses'
Cocbran's bill on this subject the day be.
| fore proposcs To extend the investment OF
school funds TO the town and city bonds is.
| sued by cities or towns OF = population OF
5000, under certain provisions
| ravlor argued that tho resolution was not
NECESSARY, us the law fixes the character Of
securities in which the fund was TO be it,
vested. -
Labatt said he would support no measure
| 10 inyest the fund IN city bonds. Ap-
plause,
Bills were referred as follows
! BY AcSer, OF LhmpAsHs-Io provide for
| the dissolution OF attachments, IL ls the
same bill us was printed and presented to
the last session.
By Barry. OF Bosque-lo Iehulti,o . fences,
pastures anu nlSnmays az isi e.. sooJa
terests Of stook-raiSeIs, pr9Yiding ior roaus
ties to have general herd law, provided
| the water privileges and lands OF actual SET
| tiers are not di3,rusted.
BY Elheridee, OF fallemIo provide I'r a
more equitable ana an eihcleht system OF
public highways by SUBDIVISION oil counties
into road districts accotnluB ~ populn haI,
and that upon me petltIUh VI ton trIN.
ets oil tne 9lsltct Az eleC0Ju Sohi ro oo sail
be opened. .,,.,,.
BY Robertson, OF Nllllamson-I9 alnenu
the penal code relative 10 consplraCles.
By Allison, OF CoIlih-lo require cOuh'y
officers to furnish reports ,.,.
By Pendleton, OF beil-l9 puuLSn persyils
unlawiully destroying or inJ urlng pToPefty,
holding them pecuAlsihy resFohs'oie i'i
damages;
by Steele, oil freestone-Io ah;9hH tne ni'
ticle relative TO gates on putne !, nnlsnW9ys.
By Rosenthal, OF fayette-Io exempt
county tues 10 scho9i ANUS iioui .ne staa
utes OF lmltalioh anu tonh.aoi .,t1'
to sell lands under the rules OF the county
commissioners, sctual settieIs 70 nave pr; T.,
rgas W pu u,u the nrpceeds To he In.
U uustad ~ ~ pIfni,ea States Texas or county
sesteu ~ me- Voc, ostoto securities not 70
uonusd ~. of the value of the real
ekceeu '"o-'nfu' VI '''' 'A' -
est 1n urrv,ocb of Rerar-To re,ulate in
. Sy MTshD os .cbooi funds. Available
funds may be or toMn bonds
a aeXds a.. sta TO-, no nrsmium shall be paid;
pr9Vioea . Ina. ny pt't the rota ~ interest
anu, iurtnsr' sna' lace than fomr
shall De u uot s,a iess horSs. On other.
pc, .e9t ~ ~ nar cent Teas bonds to be
i nsHahle " 70 p the government in twenty
p pas n"' and sink;nS fnnda of 9 per cent.
y esI;;,a dnt for and 5avabIe annually. The
pl u,ties d;vidod ,pto school districts NAV
,oa tha finds ohte;ned nader this act and
use tns Jun tunus on'G ~ sSs direction ot school.
eApeno 'r rrow;ded that tho interest and
n uouGr, f,nI rsnp;red he levied aud col.
s slnh,IE l., ~ ,rn schnoi dis.r;ct
ie9 Wons -, III, NJ % IN establish publie
nHuS w,as on nrdsred n,inteS
Han Wonse Hill No. 90 TO prevent the tress-
pass OF STOCK, was reporteu ADVERSELY. . l.,
o .u pIIh'iuEi and for a ohsngs in the
time of court at Galveston, was ordered en-
crossed.
House 9.,, w.. ~ SIo Far cattia and I'll
cattle under hnes Oh $lo lor ca''ie anu %
each for sheep, come up on an adverse
report and was discussed Dy MeI-
riwether, who commended that the Dill
best subserved the interests OF stockmen,