Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

"' a l,is"n of Collin-Bill relating 10
u,., i"wing ont of public roads, anu
authorizing commissioners 1ou,.
lo,,y n lax therefor. Also blii aiiiei'
| ing the road laws. ,o,d tbe
Fisher of Hays-Bill to alnemu Wv, ,nr
penal code, providing penaitS
refuainy To serve Us rohu coiiie', .' Il,
or TO keep bridges over icilVeo ."
,nbatt offered resolution recil li,,l
ma desth of w, IT. Tucker OF AhueI,
con and A. j. Lee of Hida'gp, anu
providing for the appointment i, u
| committees of seven 10 hiaho su's.. ,;.,,,
arrangement $ for n memorial aei w.
in honor of the deceased meiiloeis'
Adopted. pasolution
renuestinp congress 10 PROVIDE 'uI
term OF the federal court AT some nu-
rassible and convenient point near ny
! northern border OF the STATE WIN
inrisdiction of ofianses conml'teu
Within the Choctaw ana Cherohee
reservations. ,.u ,,,,;.;,,,
| the power of corporations 10 hoiu Vi
acquire property i'll Texas =,
Moore of McLeunan offered inc lui-
l
loving resolutions: M
Whereas, the discussion o! Inc
fence question, SO far inuu''geu ~ cel
| tajuly indicates that the question c',ii-
not he acted upon before me tlme lor
The assembling of the Nlneleehth les-
i,lature in January, 1850, therefore
Resolved, by the house OF represent
! tatives, the senate cDncurrlng,iiiHtI ne
snari,l session of the Eighteenth legis-
! latur. adjourn sine die ON SATURDAY,
January 18th. Laid over under the
rules. i,ti,,,
requesting the committee, on ca
ucation to prepare ana report
a. soon rs pracucoPle
bill organizing and estaDllshlns
"a public school system for the slhte,
and that all necessary Legislation pe
! incorporated therein. Adopteu
WulzbAch of BeXar-Resolutlon au-
thori2ing committees to have the OH
printed for the use of the house ana
J committees, Adopted.
Foster of Lamp:isas-Bill to amen"
the road laws, and prohibiting COM
uissioners courts from altering or
changing public roads, except Tor !he
purpose OF shortening them or placing
Them on better ground.
Rob, rtson of Williamson-bili pro,
viding for the appointment oi l"au
commissioners and defining their du-
Ties
The standing committees had no re-
ports to make.
Deuster offered 4 resolution direct
inc the committee on commerce 10 IN
yestigate the alleged res"ou Tor the eN-
clusion of American pork DY Germany
and France, and recommends that leg
islation warranted by the facts be
adopted.
Gibson asked leave to offer q resoIu-
ton de iaring all laws 0f the federal
government authorizing The sale OF in
loXicailug liquors in the states, whole
sale or retail. be made dependent ON
the parties authorized first obtaining
License from the state auti critics.
Dpustef objected.
Slorum. nom the committee on mil
itary aifairs. reported the bill for the
relief nj kitZ john Porter, which was
referred to the committee Of the
whole.
Sloruin also reported back the reso
luton calling on the secretary " wal
for information lis 10 The average mum
her OF commissioned officers of th'
army from the I h of Murcn, 1857, Il
March 5, 1861, aud March i, lSI,, to
March 4, 1851, together with a state
, nient If the rumber uird by court
martial, number of conVi tons IL
p which the findings of the court wer,
disapprovei or sentence RENTED
Adopted.
Steele, from the same committee
g reported the bill to provide pay f.
v certain officers and men of the volan
teer forces. Referred to committee {
!. the whole.
Il Vance, chairman Of the committe
on paten :, reported the bill to EMAIL
II United States courts in cases chargin
/ improper grants OF letters patent, b
reason OF fraud or misrepresentation
Ie to declare the same patent void on ~
Il picalion Gf The utiorney-gyn-ra
j, Placed on house calendar.
- Al 1880 O'Clock the house went int
Y committee of The whole to consider II
resolution offered by Brown of JOIN,
Ie son on yesterday, which WAS made II
Df special order for that hour, Upton
al Fayette being in the chair.
le Parsons OF Rockwall offered {
IT amendment, which WAS adopted, pr
II vid z that The committee shall cO
~ sist of seven members from the huu
and livc from the senate.
D Townsend of Colorado offered su
d stiiute providing that the speaker a
s. point committee of five members
act with II like coutmitle from the 81
~ ate, to consider the causes of the pr,
OF ept fence-cuIiiug trouble and report
h bill or otherwise.
b. Brown of Johnson spoke at sOT
length in favor OF strong measures
to the suppression of existing troubles
ST. Caven of IL ,rri-on moved that d
ld resolution offered b. Garrison Of Ru
N on yesterday Upon the Same subject
taken up aud considered in comm
&c tiou with the pending resolution.
lis WurzOaGh of BpXar raised the poi
al of order that tic house being
al committee of the whole considerin!
spscial subject, No other could be
re- trndGred. The point OF order was s.
he tanned.
IL Srott Of Kerr opposed the resoluti'
and favor d a reference 10 the sta,
he ing COMMITTEE.
ad McGarlly thought tho propos
Ell legislation would subj ct the VII