Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
THE LEGISLATURE.
serator Terrelps Bill Under Fire oil
Mere Legislative Oralory.
synopsis of The DAYS Labors In SEN
ate and House.
3 eciai 70 tho Gazette.
SENATE.

Aust,p January 2l.-Pfeuiier pre-,
n,o.a n,e,norisl from citizens OF
JIano county protesting against the
,,ass.y, of a herd law, and asking thal
the Enclosure OF lanus hoV o"ne" VI
leased be made q felony; ,l,,oo
Davis, for the committee oi . ,,,,.,'-
on--Favorably to hullor'le o" d'
and villages Incorporated OF sc,,oo'
purposes only to Issue ouhus ~ pun
chase sites and erect sehooi iiouses
Patton. tor Judiciary committee No,
2-TnfavorabIy the bill authorizing
sber ffs to appoint as many deputies
as they may Ieem necessary 10 sup
press lawnessness.
Uniayorably making a wire fence
fonr and a-haif feet high n lawiul lehce'
Fayorapiy. ~ prevent the destruc-
ton of grass by fire.. . T.,
FavuIuDiy, requiring gateway IN
every two miles OF fencing -,
Ms,lock. for Judiciary committee
No o-Fayorably, with amendments,
tn authorize district judges to change
venue before Indictment is found.
Rills r.lerred-5hannon
10. a,hn win the governor aud
commissioner of the land office shall
oo,,,rnj and Disease Of the school lands.
MatlocL-ro make IL n felony to will
6,iIv LiIl stuck fixing the penalty at u
a. "a ;,nr;.oniuent in the peni-
,nn,i,ru
G,iI;1s-To make ii unlawful for
49,, ,.,.,,p Ia turn his stock out Of his
;,.Inrur, 10 Craze at large;
"a ,n ,,I,,l,a n unlawful hereafter for
o. nar.un IN inclose land not owned
r i.,nps,,d
IT,, '.on,,,,,tae NJ the whole, Terrells
hill was t,ken I'm aud discussed AT
,ength e' y
E.,,ns a.id ,batihecharge of Senator
TIL ,hat r.xSs was the Cham pioil
co,mnn,i.t on the continent was false.
IL a,,,,,'na.d ,hs, the stnie lands I'M.
;,'J -, 49,. unn and IA long AZ
tba,, ran,.,;r.d uninclospd men had
80 ,h.ir sio,k n, on II
MI me- sm' =" s,a ~ ston hi. and Mi
~ al r. I'll i,,.,,I.n.n f,vnr il Tiny
Wv ".a, s,a,, ~, tr, :. ,,r.sa In ma
' So. ,a,a c,ro.,t ,,as,ur..
'Th,',, ara n,,, oI,,cf,.d hv The hill Int
H. iii h. II a Moor "a idnv
, ,n P ,,,,o st,av under tho
,'r.,,,;.;''s nv mis- hill shp
10, h'. anad s5oo aud sent to The peni.
1920 wi oe ""I IT, svv a gorc;hI. snaech
sh;ni n,;Il he nmb ,shed in fIll
u.rri. ,bnn,nt ther,. was nothing
IN ,ha n;ii nsI.ul,,sd IN nrevnnt th..
&C.,, "e o, U 'inad Of thrnp,homt TIA
st,,,o 'rh",..,yn. M drm,ud far surh
Iii a., ',';r,on on no AID mn,
Iaii,,,,., 80 ,t, a .,,p,i,n..r,s ~ INV s,.na.
go ~, wy a. ,.'.'id annr,,,,aof i,
r "" ~, ,o,,',i,,i,,,,, ,,;Ii
G;' NJ go ri, ,nn- nos,
etitn,',.t,
rbnsI.v-I mean with cer.n;,
a,a,',t,,,
uarr;N ~ ,,o, s,r,i,a ON, ,ha
o,;.o,,an,,ia '6..,,r... yn, Nil
s,g,Sa nn, Ill ~
hill Va, ,.ouid .,,j,,o an, Tho oI.,,1
prnvid,n, lnr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT az n,s,,-
rag,. and Without them liz nrovi-in,,
cannor h,. enfnrc,d Tuis bili viii dis.
turb existing industries and Won have
no right to enact SUCK laws. It's pas.
saye In my on,nion win enhance tb.
value of The pruperty OF a few. and de.
nrrcl,,ta the v,,i,,s If IN. nronprtv n,
The many. The herd law featur, of
This hiII Il the onIv one ut nj INIT H.
calculated To stop fenc..c,,tIlnr I'm,
you cannot pass herd law unless 10 is
local in its application. Under
this bill, you are to have
commissioners az pasturupe inspector.
and herd-rs, aud you must under its
provisions get the surveyors 10 20 out
and find how much land he has in
closed. You will have this, and the
co 10 the state will be over half
million dollars. [ believe that min
closed land il common, and If men do
not want their grass used they should
fence it. Farmers who plant forty
acres Of land have tn fence 10 protect
their crops. and st,lckmen desiring Ia
protect their grass should be mace
TO do so. The hill i'm
my opinion, is uncou.ti,utio and il
il were not many of ITS provisions do
not g me within the scope of the gov
ernor's proclamation.
Fleming made a powerful and elo-
uuent speech In on, ositiou TO IN. hill
contending that il could not be en-
forced. II speech will appear i'm mll
in the GAZETTE Rem
The committee then adjourned till 3
O'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The sennte in .,n,,i,,.o os .ha
,yh'I, ~ o Az '',i''i, 'i VI .he
adoption of the n,so I rennr re nn r ,ne
rells bill. ''i''' wa 'e'
stratton favored IN. IN, ho,,.y,no
saw nothing In n In, s,on,i i,inn
the state. Its p.nal provisions wer.
in harmony with all the several pro.
visions Of the state.
Pope insisted that the bill attempted
to do too much 1t embraced i'm one
law remedies for the evils that exist
throughout the state, and i,s proyis.
ions we've impraclicable and nm wieldv
1t would prove tho expensive, costing