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

on account oi fa,,ava were eN-
Mcssrs. scott and Srave, ,,co.
cu 49, Jia,nn Of Bell moved 10 recon-
o,5ar the vote by which the auHynIse
renort OF the committee Oh n, ia
rcpeal the law granting p end oai,ed
Texas veterans was adopter, ",ha iour.
that the motion be spreau vi WY
nal. rose 10 n question
Of privilege and sent TO the reaI.
desk the following, which was o, rraa
Gentlemen of the house on lIpor
tatives of the Eighteenth ieg,s .h won
7 cannot communicate Wl.n 10.
through the medium OF speeon no,h-
canse of hoarseness, hence tiis ns,nn
oa I am paraded in the GalVes,S ~.
News ms the leading me,hpeI VI nv
house and Mr.. Johnson, the ieauans
,,amber of the senate. Inc sWee.,
.cented correspondent from peea
Water calls me "Uncle,n says ! nav
,oten 10 wearing q standing collar anu
h;~h beeled boots, thereby inslnuatlne
,,st have not been used 10 thesc
,n n heretofore. He further AYERS
that / have not chahseu
the collar since the open
;m~ of the session, ana this
ia y very grievous charge. | couiu ho'
tbin,, for moment that the hign-
tnned esthetic, sweet-scented genie
man from Deep Water-the quaii,'ss
! attribute to him are guess WORK, l uo
not know him-intended to misrepre-
sen , me, On seeing the article l was
so elated with the thought OF my
name finding place alongside Oh Dis
men-and pretty men, such as WI
Dooth. Hon. Rutabaga Johnson, NoN.
Ireland and others-such was my JOY
on reading the foregoing, that L eA-
claimed i'm the hearing OF some Oh my
s,nenbews:u ~ am in n fair way
ia find long lost nephew OF hop's
birth. noble aspirations and heightened
in every way. and | must so and huht
him nm / know / can tell him from
the vulgar herd,n and was about 10
move off when / was admonished MOI
tn act hastilv-that they thought i
was mistaken that my nephew coui ~
| he induced for Twenty-Five cents 10 10
almost any sort Of a jon tnat S'oN'
ernor ireland had spurned HIM from
/ his presence as al forgot wnaI-ou'
/ not as q gentleman, ana III view
of the above recited iacts.
ask leave OF the gentleman from Deei
Water not to do violence to his rehner
nature by calling me uncle. 'eecsus,
I shall not own him as nephew TIL
communicate with Governor Ireland
i'm person or through special com
mittee OF the house, to find out what j
wrong with the young man. hop'
/ To have the confidence of all plainly
dressed members OF the house in thi
my own great trouble. and hope YOU
viii uatronize the News literally
| am. respectfully, UNCLE OWEN.
Camp of Limestone also arose 10
question of privilege and stated tina
in the Posts report of the proceeding
on the llth. part OF his sins had beei
attributed to the gentleman from An
, der,on. What the Post reporter ta'
charged was the paternity Of Old Spo
upon the latter gentleman, when II
r himself was the true father The II
= porter would explain that the gentle
/ man at the time had her tethered OF
OF sight behind a large post. and mo'
ID that hereafter when on eXhibitlo
e she he placed In full view.
: Rosenthal of Fayette moved thi
g the vote adopting the resolution di
d charging all but Two committee clerk
r ! be rescinded.
: Petitions and memorials: Brown
( lug of Wheeler-Memorial of citiZeI
{, Of Mitchell county against the passas
of herd law, for certain chances
Z the road laws, and that owners OF ru
Is ming streams be compelled to allow
: gTess 10 the same.
" Alvin OF Runnels-M Memorials fro
y citizens of Llano, Runnels aud -
:. saba counties against the herd IL
z and asking the suppression OF ten'
Il cutting.
u Acker Of Representations fro
citizens Of Burnet and Lanlpa'
] counties against the herd law. ThC
L were 1914 namea to the petitions.
u Bills aud resolutions: Kendall
= Denion--Bill authorizing the lease
n lands purchased by the state f"rtaXes
ID the same manner as other lands own
re Inv the state. The bill provides Il
" the original owners shall have
Ie right of redemption on payment
is improvements made by the lessee.
st BIZ same-A bill making all childr
between the age of eight and elghtt
Va entitled TO the benefit of the sch
We fund.
.e. stagner of Caldwell Bill to pr
III erly designate and describe the ma
and title of lands set aside for edu
~ tional and charitable purposes.
ed Odom OF Runnels--Bill to prov
=. for the arbitration and adjt
n ment of disagreements betw'
Is parties owing or CONTROL
lands in the same Enclosure,
* 10 rental to be paid or the lumber
la stock to be grazed within such inc
Is ure; and providing penalties to enfc
re-, the same.
l Barry of Bosque-Bill to provide
les the protection OF stock, and denim
lis, lawful fence, with penalties for a
40, ure to comply with the law.
,ia A message was received from
~ senate. informing the house of the
va en' sage by the senate of the joint res
~ ton in reference to the right of '
~ through the Indian Territory for
IN; Texas, Oklahoma IL Kansas railrI
w.. or any other responsible railroad c
IA rany. Also the passage of Labu
N,,n bill amending the act fixing the t
~ of holding courts in Galveston coIl
'a3 Taylor of Red River offered !
Ia luton amending rule 81 of the rule
Vs., order of the house
~ ParsonsO of Rock wall-Bill to am