The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26

uYln O. mtg eaufia 'uI.I. iim IN NJ
| NI tifHfH nf Nninenf domain.
! liuuss It'll iu rGuuni railroad 0uuIpa
| uIff 40 Keep their public Offices iu th'
HiHiH, aud requiring thom IA Keep theii
| hooks open inf Inspection and w report
the true status ~ the c1InpirOllOF ~
governor, was laid hefife the senate aud
| MeSsrs. Houston, at HoNar, kleharg,
Randolph and Pope made strong argu-
| mants in favor Of IL passage,
Mossrs. Terrell, Davis aud Gelzenda-
ner opposed II In elaborate aud logical
speeches.
Mr.. Houston (of Boxsrl moved to
amens that IN q mistake IN honestly
made In the entries In the book, the
penalty shall not apply u the principal
nice ~ the company IN kept In this
state, Adopted.
Mr.. Houston (of Bexsr) moved to
strike out the penalty OF 5000 and in
sort 81 eco, Adopted.
The bill then passed TO a third read
Ing, yeas "a, nays 5.
House bill restricting the employ
m6nt OF sailors OF foreign vessels be-
yond the ships tackle, was taken up
with an adverse report by the minority
of tho committee.
Mr.. Geizondaner moved that tho 70.
port b0 adopted,
Pepding discussion the senate adj
lOurnod tlli y, IN.
AFTERNOoN SESSION.
Pending question, the adoption OF the
adverse report % the sailors bill-yeas,
10; nays, 10. Tho bill was then en-
crossed,
House concurrent resolution permit
ting the use oftho hall OF representatives
during the recess for public meetings
WAS adopted.
House bin to compel railroad compa-
mics To provide double deck cars was
called up with AN adverse report, which
was adOptOd-yess, IS, nays, 4
House bill changing tue Time OF hold
ing courts In the slh ADD liJh and Great
ing tho 10th judicial districts PASSED.
The senate bill changing tho libel law
was called mp with an adverse aud ia
vurable report.
Mr.. Kle6org moved TO adopt the favor
sblo report. Lost by the following
vote:
Nays-Beu, Calhoun, Davis, Farrar,
Garrison, Gelzendaner, Glasscock, dall,
Houston (of BUNar), Houston (of
Wheelor), Kilgoro, Perry, shannon,
StinsOn, Terrell, Woods.
IaSs--Evans, Fowler, Harrison, Jer-
done, Eloherg, Knitted, PIeuiier, Pope,
Randolph, Trsylor.
Tho hlli substituting granite IL the
construction Of the now capitol passed.
yeas, 10; n.lys, IL.
Adjourned.
The Appropriation bill was considered
and the committee amendments were
adopted,
IL was further amended doing away
with the summer normal schools, sup
porting Jhe Sam Houston normal school
out of the general instead of the avail
able school revenue, and looping OIL
$25, 900 of the penitentiary appropriation.
This leaves the sum total for two
years at 50, 1857, $40, just ssh 900 more than
the comprOller's report asked, although
this is q wonderfully economical legis-
lature.
Mr. PeGdleton (of TarranD concurred
in the resolution authorizing the gov
ernor, comptroller and adiutant-gen-
ersl 20 withdra y from the oilic es OF the
latter two, original vouchers to enable
them TO present their claims against the
general government for expenses ill.,
CURED by tho state i'll protecting its
frontier above d by congress.
AFTERNOON.
The tax bill was made the special
order for lO.30 tomorrow morning.
The constitutional amendment for
two more supreme judges was en-
crossed.
The land bill, with the senate amend
ments, was made the special order for
3 80 tomorrow afternoon.
The bill furnishing persons for shoot
ing or fishing on enclosed lands not |
their own, was engrossed.