The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-11
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Proceedings OF Roth branches OF the
Legislature.
A Herd Law Proposed In the Senate
A Resolsii0n
Regardlsg the Right Of Way Through
Indian Territory.
The Insane Asylum superinienasney
In the House.
Tho Stoekmen's Convention sim
Discussing
Tbs Pasture Qnesiien-An Address by
Goversor ireland.
Other Dsipgs al Tho State Capital.
Tbs Pasture Qassiien-An Address by
Goversor ireland.
Other Dslpss al Tho State Capital.

Eighteenth Icgisiaturc-special Ecssion,
SENATE.
AUSTIN, jan. l0.-lSpeoial.l lin the sen
ate petitions were presented
BY Mr.. Klebere-From the citizens ol
karss county asking Immediate rehet from
ieuce-r"'lprs.
By ~. rerrell-T memorial of ninety.
1--WE siou,.cntters ealing attention 10 inie-
rlor mttrrial being prepared Tor the con
structon of tho capital.
Bills referred
By Mr.. Keberg-Proyiding for increas.
ing the frontier battalion tVfOO men for
thhty dg,s. or until necessary legislation
is had TO suppress ience-Cnttiug.
By Mr. Tfaylor-DI reot ing the lsying out
OF first class road from one county seat TO
another.
By Mr Eyans-For reduction Of TAXA.
ton In iineen csnls Tor revenue; ten cents
Tor schools
by Mr Gooch-ProylAIug for increasing
the number OF mon la each company ~
frontier rangers 10 sixty-lour men and ap.
propriaiigg SlO0 OCO 90 maintniu the game.
By Mr.. Buchnppn-A cities
and toSns to issue bonds to erect public
schOOl-houses.
By Mr.. Gibbs-Proyding for tho ale Of
lands laid oil o. the state By the ,,Ors
At tax sales, where the owners ,iailed
to redeem the same.
~ Mr.. Gaizendaner-P' ng for the
Investment OF the sta 0Ool lands M
bonds issued by the co $ for the pur-
pnsts of erecting school {. suse'.
BY Mr.. Marion-To regulate estrRys.
This As herd law aud It's provisions re-
qure all stock to be kept on the premises
of the owners. II provides for the i'm.
pounding OF stock ia each precinct by
uouud master 20 be elected BY the people.
IL r. MT to affect unorganized counties
west Of the lO0th meridian until made so
by oclamBtion Of the governor.
Tho pre- sident laid before the senate The
reso u ION relative to the right-OfYGy 20
the Texas, Oslahoma d Kansas railway in
the Indian territory.
Mr.. Giobs moved TO amend by providing
that VI the road Is not constructed In reaA.
onabe time the right be forfeited. Lost.
Mr. Gibbs moved 10 amend by striking
out the word "insiructsd," as he did not
think ths senate had any right 10 instruct
REPRESENTATIVES in congress. Adopted.
Mr.. Davis moved 10 strike out the name
OF the company and insert any reliable
com paDy asking therlght. oiway. Adopted.
Mr.. Mstlook moved 10 reconsider the vote
'us' hf:sr .aASoi soms H irrl sion the rerolu.
ton was amended so as 10 include other
roads and passed to engrossment,
Adjourned.
The committee agreed to-niHht to report
Mr.. Terrel's bill nnfayorably.
HoUsR.
AUSTIN, Jan. lv.-t5pecial.l lin the
house 40 invitation was read from the su-
pc rntendent OF the blind asylum TO attend
a concert on the night OF the 18th instant,
whom Miss Smith, the organist, would play
on the grand pipe organ presented by tho
state.
The different subjects embraced in tho
governors message were referred to apprc-
pirate committees.
The senate resolution requesting the
governor TO submit an amendment relative
TO the appointment Of u superintendent Of
the lunatic asylum was taken up.
Foster OF Grayson spoke in favor Of the
resolution reading from the journal OF the
last session to show that the section as
amended only required the superintend-
ent to have had three wears experience IN
tine treatment OF insanity Instead OF three
yoars residence IN such institutions, as the
law reads.
h. Bait argued that the proper way was
for mem bers TO call the matter personally
to tho attention of the governor. 1t was
In bad taste for the legislature to make the
request.
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