Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

Propo6ea to Solve the
ittlte Problem.

DsSnry 10, The stock
iws this morning were
8srestinu. Their views
The fesulutions hereto
n ntion or the mornings
u change in the pro-
Dseonhtltution, changing
'shflfiual meets TO Gal
nate Senator Lane sdid
y r84sOns for favoring
beshiefalno which WIS
esl tssIegruphed and
6ferthe country through
the galveston News
3tne legislature have
friAliied condemnation
v.i0n Of the Live
0flAtiOn in holding
getting nj Austin, and
njse Of bundoaing toe
illenlbers who were
expressing ,hiss senti.
1ieCt the sentiments of
and there were no
ough 10 Express proper
the insinuations thus
ctink Was called Is year
exigeucy had arisen
ltra session. He CUES
'rauy of the report, rs
.ments of the members
1t was .predicated.
u think any men
Exalted or responsi-
i could be found
In such n motive to
# Texas. He wanted II
UGH q report, aud u re-
ause for Islanders to be-
oy holding the future
0 association elsewhere
IS followed by Ex-N!cc
h, who spoke in oppo-
,llange. explaining the
provision making this
blace for the annual as,
stockmen's convention
le order of adjournment!
st. Col. North spoke in
ndation of newspaper
40 were ignorant of
maliciors rs to niisrep
ttItmen and their mo-
ace had been fixed ami
ed long before any fence
y question had arisen
tdient for the governor
IN session., and therefore
~ purpose 10 dictate or
~ on the part of Gov
and the Legislature. TO
Ege proposed would be
twspAper report that had
on truth, and virtually
Is statement had alarmed
the convention. Col.
calmly, earnestly aud
concealed indignation
pderutive and business
te.
President Simpson in
i'll heartily the views eN.
unel North. The reso.
sed over, and made the
or to-morrow morning.
* Resolutions were then
Hon. w. II. Crane OF
hit Is un'Ierst 'ud consti-
rnl Of the stockmeu:
Q Stock -rai-ers' associa-
re oi Texas vt this it-
meeting deem,it proper
BenLitlleuto' the lssncia-
j to the fence-cutting
are threatening 10 per-
re- the material Interests
bd 10 subject Tor lcgislu-
b measures AS our .judg-
icaie;
1t resolved, first, that
all luwlessness, and
lat Species of lrwlessne,s
e-cuLting.and thai as tax
tifiand from the state
rotection for the proper
is. without regard TO the
I money necessary 90
steeti,n;
II We advocate the en-
~ making fence eut,iug
III discretion in the
fish the offender by
IS than 500 and thnt
i,ipvi,ie fur The inaict-
s-cutt-rs either by the
the Counties in which
v he Committed or 10y
I other counties to be
law.
we favor tho passage of I
ng the governor To or
any of armed men To 4
Id aud to employ a corps !
hose Special duty shall |
ience.cutliDg III all |
the state, ana
ia force with the |
us and other peace Off !
H. the state, and iurtb, l.
d guveruor to offer u sui !
to all who secure the
eils:e-cuttrrs and appro
10 to carry out such a
II we favor the enact
providlng that the own
'es, IN which lands be |
sch, oil fund or other |
} inrlosed, snal! he pun |
said lands without Oh
eini,ssion at the state |
r. spld private owners !
nds, " ich pcrmiH-
tss. by lease or
Fitlpg aud properly re-
county in which the
|inul.i > i'd owner of said |
le,lse or sell such land /
: Iiie duty az the owner I
-e To f.uce OH such land |
suln .i-nt to X ep his I
aud. placing gate on
Iaid f'nce not more than
and further providing
uknowu owners nav,
Measures that the owner
rshail pay five cents per
Acrr of ,aid lanh