The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23
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AusriN, April IT, Special, The
governors veto was the all absorbing
topic to-day, aud from the following In.
toryiows had with prominent Land and
cattlomen by the HERALD correspond,
ent, Il will be- seen that the act ui the
governor meats with hearty approval.
"IIa never did hetteT act In his life,
aud hO has my sincere appIovai"-J
W. COll0t,
Il nave never read the hili, but what
/ have heard OF IL | think bee did per
ftctly right, aud tho people will sustain
him,"-p lie CoTdOva.
1.-TWO at tho members Of tEil urm cHn-
cur with the governor, The hlll Has q
had ono and I,s veto was right We
think, however, that the governor went
hHcK ON some Of his acts as a member II
'he land board, MADDOX Bros. a. An
UaTsOu,
al think tho bin was a pU.-up JOB in
mo Interest OF cattle kings, uni tHH guy-
eruug tii right IN yet0iuB iH ID loved
b. was 70 s'hHln nom the first 9ni Voc
trd against it.n-Spu RtOr j, IT,. Pope.
20 ftiuk 10 was q guoL thing Iur H.'l
OUIli o. have been vetoed, "u. IH ,Hn
.NHrlo arc Nomo things relating 20 me
odd Jaw aud tho act al The land board
fHHr I don't sec how tho governor lHu
sH.sIHrtnri y explain, ltgu.a IFwr
Nt rnas bHuk on MS record us "a Iuuulaf
| f.. Inc Lnrrl'- Phad Th0Wrrrr
"les.J down ON h nll hu. uur half
hand OuOU,h"-j. Il. Gonnnu
q nor prominent yiUlguus NOS engaged
b. lhn land on rsiilo business, were Inc
.uryiewCd, Hul all expressed ,Hmnr Ives
moro than satisfied, Some Hu- us,au
fhrr /. Mo lgUu board viii now leave tho
s8lrs Gs thog nr0 aud iN the miniuum
price o. lease nl D cents por sore, subject
20 competition, Ia 4 people viii lt a..Is-
fed. ono prominent gantluW n .sHrri-
cd that Jho veto will do moro %
strera ha- the governor with tho goo.
pie than any public not of his lie,
CAPITAL CULLINGS,
The Fort Worth n Denver city rail.
way company paid its quarterly pass6n-
ger tax to-day.
The acknowledgement to-day issued I'm
order granting oil military org2niZa-
tions TO pass armed and equipped ho-
yond the limits OF the state TO attend tho
Interstate competitive drills ~ Mobile
and Now Orleans, tho governors of Ala
bama and Louisiana having granted
leave for troops to pass through their
respective states for tho purposes
named.
The secretary of tho state has proof
sheets of about half the laws and all will
bo printed and distributed as early as
possible.
A heavy ram fell here this morning,
doing great good to crops.
A private letter received here from
Senator MaXey says he will be candi-
date for reelection to the senate If the
people want him, but chat he
Is not at all DESTROYS OF pushing himself
forward and entering into turbulent
contest for tho seat. Wollborn and Ire
land, especially the latter, are promi-
nently named here for the position.
1t is limited here to-day that the
Francklyn, and other cattle companies
OF the northwest, who are now using
grass free, will DO compelled to pay rent
or move their herds. Southern cattle
men are said to be working the thing
up and will see that it is carried out.