Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08

of Walker,
J,ysns, McRsynolds,
,,Idson, Merl ether,
reIon, lay LOT,
5pler, Thompson,
9.I,tt, Tip on,
*k. Watson,
Iauahau, Webb,
NAYs-27.
nnder, Atlee,
= I, Blountof 3. Angus
5unt of Van tine,
4 lrdt, Brailsford,
B1ue, Davis,
&str Groos,
NY haynes,
MAN, Moore OF Travis,
&weoi Wabh'g'n, Founders,
Inlroe, Underwood,
l'np, Limestone, Hearne,
n, Jones Of Pamela,
lrane, Kimbrouph,
DD, Woods, Kaufman,
agsr.
+ ABSENT, NOT VOTING.
gs!rom, Lowe,
fher, White.
NH TAYLOR,
kdLsCussing his su Ustitute for the land
III. remaiked that there was one
kmpSny i'm the Panhandle which
Eneiidts 5000. 900 aor.s of land. OF
hiehM owus but 100000 acres. He
iuieito force them 70 either put up
|gdof.
II MR. BROWNING
hits telling hit when he told the
|arartionists that II there was bug
isr the chip and they couldn't find
nten days they ought to resign and
kISs. That bug eth continues u
|asry.
Mr.. KIMsRoUGH,
3 Mitor-memoe from Dallas, says
'blarsted free.grssS m-n are get
80 arrogant they won't answer
)sions y He starred TO throw n
At Mr.. Browning, but the latter
|.ed to yield the II or for question,
Earring that he didn't believe the
&leman from Dallas could ask an
kllgent question on tho subject"
MIR BEkGsCEOh
bowed his belief that the actual-set-
y business was all bosh. This Is
Nv natural for q man who comes
bm the sand hills OF BeXar county,
here green peas won't grow unless
ssfted with thorns aud thistles.
E Mr. Comics
Dallas conci-ely Explained the OBJ
of the bill by ssying that lit pro
eed to lease the lease the lands, but
No lease them rs not 70 retsrd the
Element OF the country"
q MIR. BERGsTRoM
fiek the keynote OF the extremists
en- he said he thought corporationI
re going to absorb all the la "a any
y, ana the state ought to get 81
ch revenue ~ possible out of II.
MR. CoMBES
DALLAS, who was Que uf the pioneerl
Texas, declared that the first set
n did not get the beet, but the mos
Yenient lands. AS an instance o
he cited tn. fact that but few
~ ago lands within two miles o
Worth, which he designated O
eof the finest cities in the state,
unoccupied
J. DIR BARNETT,
thoroughly practical member iron
Per, did good work in assisting L
at RAtney's amendment increasing
price OF watered lands to So pc
II He said that Ii it was adopted
AZ settlers woHld prefer topurchas
~ at ST so aud 81 la Parker an'
III populated cou ties where the,
y have the convenience5 OF civlI
Won.
MIR LoCKErT,
Ssque never misses an opportupit
all the turn r the Man with III
and the Hoe He exposed yes
EAy, the disposition of the fiIibul
10 place all the burdens on tn
Sef, and to impede as far rs poss
'Ms western march.
4 AVERY AMUSING INCIDENT
afred e-teIday, causing geners
q TO play through The house
II r0ll-c4ll was ordered o
III amendment To the Ian
II and when the name of MI
.uam was reached there was no r.
s'e' All eyes turned 20 his desk, an
s sat the pOnderous member froI
Scuihwest lolling in peaceful stun
MS head reclining gracefully o
Useast, and his mind appaIentl
ug with more pleasant suh1ecI
NdFAin inlaglnings alter solutlo
1e knOtiy land problem. TneI
In, an awkward pause,
I've smile, aud q Beighb'
,Sgue volunteered 10 awaken Il
Eug member. slowly lie shoo
" plumbers. and took in the 81
~ when a sonoIous and hear
,ang out In response TO the cal
~ Patient readiug clerk, eq iili
was restored and the roll CT
s.oed No one ever volunteers
~ sasint the gentleman with u
- under consideration.
<h,. DR. CANT,
Ea,is spmew bat celebrate
lsyi's,,on Tue Use AM Abuse OF Il
kQrslu, Qaestion", enjoys among b
..ssnlAuces the distinguished >
4 n0,iatn 81 "old birthstone.
A'ss got il from the fact tn