The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

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pfis1ameut,
The vote W.s TscaGs isFst, bat the h1nss
refused in adopt zoe gnrnimsni, ana the
bill vas declared uuaiy pa'sei-sye', ~
noes, -
Attny Instance Of MeEl.nsy, the house
pun a. r1iI .Iilu bIii Was inside the special
order ia Friday an O'Clock,
II hf- ron allied M houi. bill No, 10
being pa us itlId reading, 10 sdds irnco
Cuftlus - hs .as asalas. conspiracy,
"A amendment ~ HlI, gipng luTlss
4 sfF uuu a the matter ~as adopted ana
trr hll 40 ameni.d, VAS tuails passed,
lluion Ia The cn.F
fur iaud bal bang the special order
Woods moved o postpone "a tAgt up The
Tssl.uuun inst the afternoon session bH
drg 1lrl q the confederation ofsenatc bills,
Cirfitd aud the resolution Was adopted,
House bill No, ~ was returned by re-
quest 20 the sruAir,
Tue land DILL being In order, thu cues,
I ton Was On inv adoption OF the ChenowSth
substitute
Wurgbsch wanted 90 postpone 10 take
up substitute holsr bill No, rs, providing
Tor leasing the mIr gagged company sclOol
leagues nt lAHd, Tue uulH ct %. tue Bit a. TO
prevent lr4siGs lu ia'gs 90 lies @ corpora
lions, aud ,he OIL also provides Tor board
20 lease The iaNts,
The motion - postpone was Withdrawn,
Ihr house then rniuuTnsd IN ? p. ~,
whom the Chen0SeIh substitute Will be
The special order,
AFTERNOON SESSION
The speaker and quorum present,
The sfnatR'cOLCuTftU resolutions NJ inquiry
as "a the cause ui cyr0r IN the enrolment OF
the luua,ic a5ylgm oil OF last session was
adopted.
Substitute hoass bill No II amending
the Jaw relative togates on or across thi,d-
clsSs roads, embraced IN Aftlols tl3, OF the
penal code WINS taken up.
Foster, OF Limestone, hsd s1rs.d on the
journal y motion 20 reconsider the tubsti'
iute house bills Nos, 3, 8 and ..
The ssnsie amendments 10 substitute
house bill No. II were discussed, 20
The senate having struck out tho provlso
that where the right OF way for any third
class road has been paid by the county such
road shall not be obstruoted by gate or
olheTw aud the party go obsirucing
shall be guilty OF misdelneanor under PEN
atty OF fiao OF from $40 10 s21, each day to
constitute separate vtiense, the house
concurred ia the amendment by vote OF
As TO -. Observation-Disclosures were con-
Cured In.
The speaker appointed Foster. OF Lime.
stone, Barrett and Garrison on the COM
mittee OF inquiry IN the enrollment OF
the lu2s.ie asylum bill.
House bill No. %. with the senate amend.
ments, amending article 1850 Revised
Statutes, relative TO public roads. being
next considered, the house refused to con.
cur in the amendments
The bill to prevent unlawful enclosures
Of land was next considered.
iWurzhaGh wanted to kEow what had be-
come OF the house bill. IL was hard TO see
what was left of the house bill. Laughter ]
The house refused to concur in the amend
ment.
Senate bill No. 10, providing for an APP
preparation OF 800 900 for the frontier bat
TALON and detectives for state defense, was
taken up.
There being a favorable majority and a
minority report on the bill, Scott, chair.
man OF committee on military affairs, spoke
In favor OF the former. The bill, he said,
simply authorized the governor TO augment
the frontier force in cases Of emergency,
and the appropriation was only condi.
tional.
Tho committee reported an amendment
providing that the military may make
arrests without capias whom the offences
are known to them to have been COM
mitted.
The bill was postponed.
Senate bill No. 81, 10 authorize cities and
towns to issue bonds to build school
houses. came up on a favorable report from
the house committee on education, NC
Kinney, chairman, and the blu passed to a
third reading.
Senate bill No 80, to provide for the leas.
ing OF the school leagues OF the unorganized
counties, referred to in the mornings pro-
ceedings. was taken up.
The object of this bill is to prevent such
lands being leased by corporations.
The committee amendment providing
that they shail not be leased at less than
five cents per acre, was discussed.
With the bill pending discussion, the
house adjourned till 1880 p. m.
NIGHT SESSION.
Present-Speaker Gibson and quorum.
Senate bill No. 80, to provide for the
leasing OF the school leagues OF land. was
considered.
Mckinney spoke in favor of the bill,
Browning and Moore, Of Eastland, against
Patterson commended that it was the stock
men who opposed the measure.
Jones favored the bill.
Browning moved to amend by making
the price 10 cents per acre.
Fi"her, Of Hays, opposed the bill.
Swan argued that the issue was as TO Tree
grass. He favored the 10 cents PROPOSE
tien.
The amendment was adopted as was also
the, amendment OF McAlpine, that thirty
feet on each side of the league shall be re-
served for ROADS.
Parsons moved to limit leases to two
years.
Cundiff, that they be from three to five
years.
The latter was adopted. Accepted by
Parsons.
BY Ayres-A substitute providing that
leases shall not be longer than five years.
Adopted as substitute, but lost on the
proposition to make 1t an amendment to |
the bill, the Parsons amendment being
voted down.
The bill, as amended, was ordered en-
House adjourned till $50 o'clock Friday.
SENATE.
AUSTIN, Feb. 1.-[Special.1 -Mr. Patton
presented q petition from citizens Of Clay
county, asking legislation on roads.
Mr.. Gooch presented q petition from citi-
zens of Van Zandt county. urging the or
ganizalion OF m edicsl branch Of the uni
veIsity.
House bills Nos. SO, 81, 20, 80 and 90, on