Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
s.. C. EVANS COMPANY,
ry appointments sent in yesterday

and adjourned till 3 p. m.
Afternoon ses-ion.-The president
laid before the senate the bill provid
Ing for having Texas represented at
the worlds fair at New Orleans
Houston moved call of the senate.
Carried, and the bill went to the table.
The president laid before the senate
the bill authorizing incorporated cities
and towns to issue bonds for the cree
tion of school houses. Passed.
The president laid before the senate
the bill to prevent hunting parties
from entering Enclosed lands of others
Houston moved a call of the sena t.
The call was ordered and the bill went
to the able.
Davis moved that the members be
excused. Adopted, and the bill was
taken up.
Chesley moved to lay it on the table.
Lost. and the bill passed.
Harris called up house bill M. 80
providing for the election of a district
attorney in the Twelfth district.
Passed.
Harris called up the bill fixing the
time for holding court in the Thirtieth
d strict.
Matlock moved to amend so as to
provide that officers in TIL
district may not be legislated out of
their Offices before the expiration Of
their term of office. Adopted, and
the bill passed.
Houston introduced bill to protect
the lands of those whose fences have
been cut from trespass.
The president laid before the senate
the hou-e bill r. quring fences across
I,5AalN " u I'M "a ilrat Re md i wa.
mad, the special order for Friday.
Gooch called up the bill Tiki Z th'
tim. for holding courts in the SECOND
and Third districts. Pa-s-d.
Fl uston introduced bill to author
;,,. comn.nies to issue bonds TO iun'
their Indebted less.
Joncs cal ed up the bill p,ovidin'
for having Texas represented NJ t''
world's fair. aud offered substitute
which was made the special order 10
. Friday.
/, Adjourned.
. HOUSE.
!. Austiu. January %. The house We
9 called to order at ten O'Clock, VIII
: Speaker Gibson and quoi UNI pre-
pnt. Pra, er 10y the chaplain. ~ az
r inv of the j,urual dispensed witt
n Me R,iney was excused from atten'
X .uce during the week ON account
sickness.
y The concurrent resolution faVorll
u the urop.r navigation of Galvest,
re harbor and calling on the Texas dtl
70 CATION in congress to further IA sun AT
A. appropriation for that purpose CAL
X up for fiual disposition.
MI, lauatt of Galve, ton flvored I
u immediate. adoption If the resoiutlo
IA AMI stated To The h. Use That he vi
10 pnsitinn o capt. James Is. Etds OF
OF Louis To secure deep wa'erln G"lsest
,ir hai Dor az cast of $7,5W,W0 w"uih
he carr, a out be III tue greatest beh'
t. TrXa, Ii the stale constitution II
re not prohibited the raising OF this Ia
ot amount by direct taxation, the pc"
We OF q ,lveston would soon provide
N amount themselves. The resoiut
III was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Chenowetn
ir- house refused to cuucur IN the sen
tt- amendment to strike out the W"
l.. "Chnrtaw Nation" in his cpncurr
resolution asking congress to estao'
id. term of the United Stf
ed court ut some convenient p'
ON in the state, with jurisdicl
of otienses o,mmitted in The lnu
Id Territory.
ON The greater part Of the day was o.
To ri in discussing the Bill on TO-
hat culver,s and bridges referred 10 III
I'D terday's dispatch. The greatest III
ing est VAS taken in the matter ny
re- members, nearly AL o whom spnk
the subject. the bill was passed
,id certain essential am, n,iments.
han AT one o'clock adjournment
the place until to-inorrow morning