The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-17

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s.tn't'a pttNato u on! Organizing the
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hy MI, Nlly. lAat lIr Ifo'GtloA IN
vogue az ths regular session relative t9su6'
,,iP''TIs .oI h'W VI s.,g ng Slntl nueu,
ar Johnson, on 1iIiH, onlsoleu, say!hE
,h2l nus people hud no use i!r papers, an :
ne outrru 10 amend by striking out "hly
coolies ana inserting one IN the original
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Sy .nI Jo!, ,Ei's N'sllhS lhe tunnloIs
~ p'yscnlatlNes IN cohEtsss 10 recute .
Wy Ho,oss tne mum ieIi.loIS
~ su' IN.i' 'o'oiAuo " santa re railway
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r9r IA we ae. o, April, $50, relative % tho
lti.,"t ul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF lue ,lu'
.nhS as nm anu requesting the govern NJ
20 iny tue matter before the Legislature
Au"'ileu,
ADJOURNED
49,, HOUSE o.,
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1877 ,,, d. io y g.0yH, several ulelnusts were
N.H s'n I.,ll hph-a'leIuhhce on the pre-
H1,uS Jay on account OF hrlatea trains.
/ nnLL'I Voc !A' spi4Veu hh1 te!erEeu
-. bg Lgster, OF Gr1ysoh-Io amend the
i'5'I' plIgtn 81 mus Jaw;
~ Nasl, Of D"IAs-Io amend the land
: Nts u" regulating sales 10 actual settlers
'eI p.,..-,,- Nh, go,
ny ELheHdGer OF FalIs-Io amend the
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-! Suo.', VI NJ II,,I.uueLtte T pio.eCt pas,
luts-oWhers anu citizens Of the state not
PaR5t ,, WV, r.. ~. , A..
ny Noous, o! LSVacca-Io amend the
ro no, 'I n.o,, - WILL. NJ ua
ny pTownlns, OF wheeler 10 aihehu
lue aG' CllsSliyinE' seHihs ana Teasing the
sonooi shu university Iancs; referred.
ny DOVE, oi Josnsoh-Io reduce the
"a Io I1I .aN 70 o-Io o. i per CENT anu
Ihs pH,l .aA 10 ou cei't ~ hsieTreu.
u! Meilwetsef, OF uollSu-Io anlehu lue
/ a% 70 prevent tfespass by STOCK. heier-
req
by AVres, OF DFa2os TO amend the
puONc Iahi saIe9 ACT ana PROVIDE LOT pup
nc roaus;
by ,sheI, o' h"yes-Io amend Ihe Toau
law. GneieIIeu. .
ny Camps, Of Limeetone-A resolution
/ csihng iof ihiorhatioL nom the land once
relative 70 me purchase OF the puphc 60
man he!a Dy corporations, sypulcatss, etc.
Lies over
By AiIlsoh, OF CoIilh, ava flsher' o.
hsyes-lo amend the ROAD law.
Inc speclai oruer was reached, Dro"ns
| resolutloh' Inut lue renee question: shoulu
be acted on without selhsh motives, ana
providing ior special com mlttee OF potn
houses TO report piii. Inc houee went
INTO committee OF the whoIe. various
amendments and su bstitutes were proposed
and discussed, merely changing the mooe
OIL forming the conmlttee.,
scout, OF herr, thought ~ woulu Iensct
upon the Wisuon oi opeaheI ulosons re-
lectlon Oh the e1isnhg comihittees.
Nash ana Mcuaraty argued IN favor OF
large conimlttee, 80 snae Nil sec'iohs couiu
be better represented. A., ,. -
Taylor opposeu MIXING tno pusihess VI
the two honsfs by Joint committee, put
new questions hau sprung up Whicn
seemed TO require speclal moaes OF actioh
! In their solution.
Etherldge thought the resolution was
100 VIDE IN us iautuue, as 80 many SUD-
lects were Rlnured TO ience-cuttins.
Ayers opposed the resolution on the
ground IiidI Cne presenI committees were
conservative ana "ouid represent all sec-
| tions fairly.
| CraVens argued that the resolution was
not only proper, eut "oul9 laCllltate puSl'
ness and act more harmonIously. an,
las, for committee OF one from each con-
;,tao Of tSa soneto o." 1,as odonted in com.
ni,teo If tba whole and recommended to
,hn hor ", V fnr mno,U anu
'Np nUuaT ~, otf,red r,solntion that the
,,,,,nrnor and hnoSs NJ denartments he a
Soard 70 ston fsnca crttipa and renair
9oaio W Nnpoo,;nn 'o'''Ne 'N
uH tTha renort o 81 tba con mitte. IN Coch.
r.nia V snhptitnte was adonted NV the honse
aesssoe frnm the aenafe announced
-, lnessaeo - ION esnint;on rsonsstinx the
JIG p%oSss so snbmit 10 tha leoisIatnre the
ssuandment reIat;va IN Tn. lnnatic asvlnm