Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10


10, nortion referring 10 acting Win
IA, a committee from the senate.
Itheridre of Falls opposed the resolu-
,;',n her,llse IL gave the committee too
,nmoh latitude on bills upon various
.uIiecta relating to the ience-cutting
stinn ard The resolution would
siand Them all to the special commit
tee. = ,,, ,iso o,rrsod
Ayers of Brazoria was also opposeu
,o the resolution.
trayeus of Montgomery favored me
substitute offered 10y Mr.. Cochran. lie
rSferred TO the fact that bills relating
~ nnhljc highways, public lands and
n,har subjects, all having the fence
emitting troubles in view, had been re-
corrod 10 various committees whose
cancellations and recon- lamentations
mini la different, and favored the
nlacinp of the whole subject In the
hands of one committee appointed spc-
ciully TO consider H. ,
Tovlor of Red River moved to amend
by striking out the words when sald
committee may net with IKE com
n,,ttpe from the senate" The amend
meut was accepted, and the substitute
browning of Wheeler moved to
amend by requiring the committee TO
report II bill providing for Il board con-
sisting OF the governor ana heans Oh
the state departments, whose duty IL
- all be To stop ience-cuttinS and re.
mir all damages already done. Ruled
out of order.
on motion of Frymier of Houston,
the committee rose, reported back Inc
resolution ms amended aud recon-
mended its adoption.
Townsend of Colorado moved to
amend by adding, "which said COM
millea shall act with committee on
land and land office
Swan of Clay offered II substitute
provia ing for a special committee oi nj
teen, but Withdrew it to preset
an amendment to be offered to
the pending regulation.
The amendment offered by Town
send was then rejected.
Douglass moved to amend by Sink
inr ont congressional districts and in
serling senatorial districts instead.
Garrison OF Rusk offered rs substi-
| tute his resolution OF yesterday, pro-
viding that chairmen of the standing
committees should constitute special
committee on fence-cutiing, with
| power to elect its own chairman.
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