The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09

thereto article 30 u, aud Ia aniond arii
| ciA lfi thereof Approved March N, lhSi
Chapter ~, senate bill No. \, An rel
| ~ afnond chapter 2, article ~ az The
Revised statutes. Approved March M
lss1.
Chapter ". r. Substitute house bill No
3l2 An act 10 restore IA and confer upon
lhe county court Of Nlpata county the
criminal Jurisdiction heretofore bOlang'
ing 10 10 under the constitution aud
general statutes of tho state of Texas
Ia conform the Jurisdiction OF the dis.
trict court 10 such change, and To repeal
all laws in conflict with the provisions
OF this act. Approved March y, 1883,
Chapter tl3.-House bill No. 40, An act
20 amend article i6s6, title %, chapter 2,
of the Revised Civil Statutes. APP
proved March ~, lss5,
Chapter 6i-Senate bill No. Ill, An
ACT 10 amend articles - and 30 al the
Code of Criminal Procedure Tor the
State OF Texas. Approved March y,
1885.
Chapter G5-Senate bill No. l3S, An act
10 amend chapter 8, title 80 OF the Re-
yised Statutes, by adding thereto arti-
Gle 297lA. Approved March y, 1888.
Chapter G6-H0use bill No. 81, An act
10 amend articles 1854, 3l65, Sl6J, 3l7l,
3l73, 3l76, Sl7S and 3l79of title OIL, chapter
-
state OF Texas, relating 10 mechanics ,
contractors, builders and material
mons liens. Approved March -, 1885.
Oh aptsr 67-Senate bill No. 25i, An act
requiring the attOrney-general 10 insti-
tute legal proceedings against corpora
tlons doing business within this state IN
violation of sections o and q, article 10
Of the constitution OF Texas. Approved
March IS, 1880. a.. $500,
Chapter 6s-House bill No. S2i, An act
to compel railroad and other corpora
lions To- establish and maintain pubic
offices i'm the State of Texas, and proyid-
ing what books shall DO kept thereat,
and what said books shall contain, and
requiring them TO keep said books open
for inspection, and 10 compel them 10 re-
port 10 the comptroller or governor the
true status of said corporations, and
such other matters rs may be required
by said governor or comptroller, and
providing appropriate penalties for fail
are 10 comply herewith. Approved
Chapter Gg-Seuate bill No. as, An act
TO amend articles 2I25 and 2I2j OF the
Revised Statutes, Approved March 80
Chapter 7O-Senate bill No: 2OS, An net
to amend article l22 OF the renal Code
Approved March 60 ~ 49,.
Chapter 7l-Substitute senate bill No.
26i, ...nn act 10 restore the jurisdiction OF
the county colrts IN Llano and Mason
counties, and To repeal all laws in con-
lict herewith.
Chapter 72-House bill No. 533, An act
TO authorize the secretary of state to
purchase for the use of the state tho
Texas Court OF Appeals Reports, vol
umes l., 2, 3, 4, ., q, I, S, 8, 10,
II and IL, and 10 contract
for the REIMBURSEMENT OF the copy
right OF said reports with the persons
owning the same, and 10 prevent the
copywriting OF future volumes of said
reports 10 the exclusion OF the state, aud
10 make an appropriation therefor. APP
proved March 20, losJ.
Chapter 73--Su bstitute house bill No.
81, An act to amend title 10, chapter ],
article $40 OF tho Code of Criminal Pro
cedurs Of the State Of Texas. Approved
March 50, 1885.
Chapcer 7i--Stnate oil, No. 200, An
act To amend an act entitled, an act To
amend section t6 Of an act 20 redistrlct
the state into judicial DISTRICTS and tS
the times of holding court therein and
10 provide for the election Of Judges and
l.- -l"... ''...orneys IN said districts, at
the next general election, TO DO
held on the first Tuesday after
me HtsJ AhOhNal "a -'E' ''''"'i
1881, Approved April 9, 1883, approved
JANUARY 80, lSSl Approved March 30,
ISS5.
Chapter 75-Senate bill No. IS, An act
10 further regulate attachments in
county and Justices courts. Approved
March 80, 1885.
senate bill No, $50, An act to amend
section of an act 10 redistriCL the late
into judicial districts and 10 tx she
tines for holding courts therein, and to
provide for the election Of judges end
district attorneys in said districts m
the next general election, 10 be held on
Inc first Tuesday alter The hr5l Monday
in November, 1881.
SENATE bill No. 1875, An act TO amend
section 70 of an act to tedlstrict the
state into judicial districts ana fix the
times for holding court therein, and to
provide for tho election of judges and
district attorneys in said districts at the
next general election, to be held on the
first Tuesday after The first Monday IN
November 1884. Approved April 0, 1888,
Senate Bill No. 1913, An act for tho cor
rectiOn and revision Of the abstracts OF
located, titled ana paUohCcu JANUS III
Texas.
Senate bill No. 80 An act to re-or-
ganize the thirty-iitth judicial district OF
The State OF Texas, and TO fix 6ho times
an i terms of courts therein, and to re
peal all laws in conflict with the same.
Senate bill No. 1875, An act prescribing
and fixing the venue OF suits against
foreign corporations, joint STOCK com
panies or associations, or acting corpor-
ations or associations doing business in
tnis state, and to provide the mode OF
serving process on such corporations or
senate bill No. 10, An act to amend
article A, title 2, OF the Revised stat
utes.
Senate bill No. 4, An act to amend ar
tlcle 25l4, chapter ., title ~, OF an act en-
titled an act to adopt and establish the
Revised Civil Statutes OF the State Oh
Texas, adopted February Is, 1879
Senate bill No. 81, An act to regulate
reservations in sales OF personal prop
erty.
article 542 of the Revised Statutes
Substitute Senate bill No. IS, An act
to prevent fishing and hunting on the
enclose lands of another.
Substitute Senate bill No. POI, An act
to prohibit sberiffs aud Witnesses from
charging fees, mileage or expenses III
certain cases.
Substitute Senate bills Nos. 27l and
pa, An act to reorganize the thlruetn,
thirty first, thirty second and thirty
third judicial districts, to create, the
thirty ninth judicial district, and iix
the times for holding court therein, and
to provide for the appointment and
eleGLion ofjudges and district attorneys
in said thirty ninth Judicial district.
senate bill No. 46, an act for the relief
of William S. Booth, S. r. Grimes, and
the heirs OF Henry Leftridge, deceased.
Senate bill No 1856, an act for the relief
of W. j. Slayer and to validate dona-
tion warrant No. 500, and the 'yey
made by virtue thereof, issued by W.
Hockey, secretary of war, ON ia l4thof
August, 1888, for $40 acres OF land 10
john Sharp.