The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-02

cude anything but large leases under II
provisions ns TO walerra seoiions, az ther
were so few watered sections In large pof
tions Of the state.
| Chenoweih cnntended the gentleman wa
mistaken, but Armiste.d insisted he Wal
not under Sec ton ul the bill.
The motion to postpone the school bn
was lost-ayes, 33 nsys, "a.
Foster, OF Limestone, unier question o.
privilege, stated that the rumor he had
chalenred HtAlewood was uuilunded.
Pending the reading of the school bill,
which ia n long one, the house adjourned
TIL $50 p, m,
AFTERNOON sE,sroN.
Quorum present
speaker Gibson being absent, Upton wss
called 10 tue chair
The house then took mp the New Orleans
exposition bill, which hns been printed and
with which the public are familiar,
Rush,ng moved % substitute the Minor
ity report, which N favorable to the bill,
Tor the msjority report.
Peers moved to reject the majority re-
port. lie was Ia favor Of the bill.
Speaker Gibson appearing, he was rsptu'
rously applnudtd as good joke, no doubt,
at his being for once tafdy.
Rushing's motion was sadopted-ayes, %;
noes 50
TGe noes were Messrs Adams, Allison,
Ayers, Barrett, Barry, Benavides, Brown,
Burns, Camp, Cotton, tramer, DAVIS (o'
Camp. ID yis oi lamar, DurHnt, Ether
idse, GAR soD, Harrison. Hearne, llender'
son, Hill, HurF, King, Lee, MoA leo, Nc
Alpine, Mcdaniel, Moore OF McLennnnh
Moore (1l WashinpOrl, Mnrlsuud, Oiom,
Patterson, pendletuu, Robertson, Robin
son, Steel Thompson l1i AUSTIN, Wg,kns,
Workman and Nyptt
IN bill w.4 rpau nni the house went i'm.
A.. Ia. 10 UUsaNA
makes an appropriation, NN-n Ia the cnnlr.
Upton moved the adopuon OF tAo first
sect on ui the bill. Adopted.
By Rlsenthal--An amendment that no
membpi oi the Eighteenth legislature shall
be appointed commissioner.
The amendment WI, lOs,--aYps, 81. noes
II: ana ths second section was adopted
By Laoa''-Iu amendment providing Tor
alternate c0mmis ipner3 was 9os'.
Tac other sections OF the bin were
adopted m committee at tho whole, ana the
bill reported tu the huus' I! its consider
alton, the speaker in the char.
CfBmer offered an amepument tp s.rika
out the provision inst the money shall he
appropriat Il from the fees OF ths state
Offices, which would leave tho applopra-
iion 10 be pal out o! the state treasury.
Adopted.
CamD revived the Rosenthal amendment,
which was adopted.
The motion Of Moore, OF McLennan. to
strike out sections aud . was tabled.
Ti.on moved the previous question. Or
d0rod, and the bill passed TO third read
ing.
On motirn to suspend the rules the
vote resulted "a to 20, 80 the house refused
for want of the proper hree.fourths vote TO
suspend the rules to put the bill OH its final
passage.
Robertson had read telegram from
Judge White, OF the court of appeals, tbnt
the court bad not decided the case before
report' from Dallas.
The senate bli to appropriate SiO0,C0O FOR
sia'e frontier and detective service WAS cjn-
sidered.
Toe bill WIS discussed by Msssrs. Scott,
Thompson 90. Bpxa) Mckluuy and White
In Us favor and nurant, COchrar ana
Moore Df Mclean NJ against IL.
Thompson stId h- wanted to pul him
II on record as iavoriug the proDtBltion 10
strengthen tne powers oi the governor 10
emf rec the laws. He was confident the
guvernor would not ute anv OF the FUNDS
unnpcess irly. He was willing TO vote tor
an appropriation, because be believed II We
did lot strengthen the hands of the 'xecu'
tiy,, the bills passed will amount TO nothing
While No. ho'.-'ng in centrallzlnG
plwsr In the hands OF the governor, We
suouin suppJiI 80 governor 30 as to ena-
BILE i'm TO execute the law. He was in ia
vor OF frontier protection coming as he
did from section where IL was needed.
de hoped the house would pass the SUBJ
sbitnte
Pending the discussion the house ad-
journed till $3.50 O'Clock Saturday.
The New Orleans exposition bill, which
will pass, is that Of Thompson, ,,of BeIsr
with some committee changes. 1t apprts
PIRATES $20,OOO.l