Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

bebates in the Senate and
ca Inportant Bills.
i Comnltte Work-Drift Of
| eislativc Action.

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CommItte WOrk-Drift OF
eisIatIvc Action.
0sxette.
>nuary 14.-Mr. Chambers
Dish. aid and maintain an
;erli or public schools in
me bHck from the printer
id appeared on the mem
1t confirms seventy.seven
s'is q cofnplete code within
IL made b good impression,
IRE largely in any school
mat may get through the
lase dtscussed n small
shis d. IN. 1t provides
1 prescribes gates
s-cIAes roads. The gate
i've feet wide, must open
v gracefully and catch on
" 20 thai it will remain
VI traveller passes through,
tzlst also be a hitching post
ir each side. The penalty
Ii, have such gates is fixed
AN IS nor more than so,
!. failure to make such a
4. constitute q distinct
s discussion was spirited
" ID participated in by sew
Nst speakers in the house.
OF Red river county of
'T,n to postpone till the COM
i,ads, bridges and ferries
y the main bill. His
.e logical, protracted and
aleetimes rising to eloquence.
'lr Of limestone county
eeY In favor of immediate
@Browning, Chambers,
I'd and q few others
lulihe house on amendments,
'nlng to the main feature.
TrAly passed to engrossment.
drwas spent on committee
[0aer there should be two,
d, and whether Will Lam
here others pay should be
yadollars per day. They
tn to be retained, and their
o. our dollars.
ewgave Its morning session
.anAppropriating 100000 to
vernon to employ rangers
rhs to detect, catch and pun
liz ers.
oas of Cooke spoke ably
u, oil. Chesley of Austin
lin of Parker favored it, and
itystrop opposed.
|. Hood spoke earnestly in
nyhe bill and made some
b ~, but Senator Gibbs OF
sr'the speech OF the occasion,
nd not opposed TIC
reputation but the
mould not suppress fence
oIi rangers. Senators had
arguments on the idea that
people wanted protection.
.iLtilg was confined main
pus agricultural counties,
were plenty of people tc
nselves, but Il majority
III with the fence-cutters,
rbtabulary We're too poorly
aertake the perilous hercu.
o would pay these better,
e detectives TO aid them.
,s,,s points were all sharply
y, argued. His motion &c
s,tives was adopted. The
assed to engrossment by
~ .0es.
wis put I'm an amendment
y tate responsible for illegal
vyfnl Punishment and al
iu lting. This was amend
u.or making the fence-cut.
nua,le. This created merri'
". the amendments were
e0 Davis is one of the bes,
aes le senate, and Us a legis
hyperion jim that body.
song nsation in order will bG
lnclssexpressions by senators
e " of their choice for presi
0 W president. Mr.. Rosen'
onlu one of the staunchesl
oil lnocrats in the country
llteI !, most intelligent and
sosl,rs in the house, being
&c blN-day by II News reporter
&c m'js choice, his laconiC
,neil A'Arthur for president
see, = for vice-president.'
oadly vi but four in the house
neyei the senate is already
ON: are for the nominees o
bertfc party.
TbDns In the houses this
opptregarded Us uncovering
naKeilnd the developments
binlE two sides to all impor
ppyld and Strong forces tt
&c 81 side.
, . committee Of twenty
The s,nsider all bills RELATING
hars iItroubles, heard n gentle
Goodwin from Brown
sning In regard TO the
fairs there. He por'
ter, IL possible, much
css 81 ted by the papers anC
prIst 10 the fartnest limits
u regard to his reliable
tow papers from some o
er, Eminent and staunchesI
iaye county, and in answertC
N ilft he IL the paid agent o
fore h exhibits vouchers from
'. Use conrected with thu
in 70.
BY wllttee Of seven was ap
lhrsaft necessary bills OF
8 rlpFand the land question
) SS uhjects, made up as fol
ancse' hAirnlan; Upton, Swan
ierslsendleton, Acker ant
q A -Four OF these, Swan
yicl Ag,ker and Meriwethe.
,hal W raising districts. TIT