The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04
JOSEPH I'LL. BROWN.
. holes ale Grocer
FORT WORTH TEX
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
NEwcHARTERs-cAsH ACCOUNT
The New Land Bill Liable to Resolve, n
Nvts Quietus The Outlook Chilly
for CoSasntsslonert 10 WASHING.
ten-COurt OF Appeals.
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AUSTIN, April 3,--[Special.l Charters
fled Laboring Mans Benev dent as
ISOLATION, Of Dallas.
Conner Hose company, No. !. of Brer,
ham.
Tenaidle and Temple Cooperative as
ISOLATION.
THE CAsa DRAWER.
The comptroller paid into the credit.of
tho general revenue to-day SIS, 900, mok-
ing the balance OF reYenae ON hand
$4,000.
WHAT THE soLoNs SECURED.
The amount paid out on account of
the nineteenth legislature, fOots up:
Mileage and per diem, $40 900; coatin-
gent expenses, $4,000.
LAND BILL VETO ASTICIPATIp.
To date the governor has approved ll5
general laws, 10 special, aud five resolu-
tons. His signature Ia still withheld
nom Tho land bill, and It will only
be affixed after tho most care
full Investigation and mature oonsid r
alton of It's provisions. The sectiona
permitting unlimited lease in the Pam
handle, and tho ono fixing tho price OF
the waterloo laDda at 50, are obnoxious.
II is we'll known That haA tho land
board deemed il advisable all watsred
sections could have been sold ere this
at not less than 50. The state agent
feature Is believed 10 be- impractical,
and, altogether, the bill Is not consid-
cred as good as tho old law, which, II Il
| did nothing else, prataated tho school
lands from falling into the hands Of
syndicates, something IL Is
claimed the bin just passed
will rot do, and no one
need he surprised t. hear veto coming
down on IL with vim.
NORMAL SCHOOL WANTED.
The superintendent OF education IL re-
ceiving numerous applications tor sum
mer normal schools, ana any number
from persons wishing TO conduct the
same.
A PIEoE or LEGisLArIyE nOToHwoBK.
There seems 10 DO "A hitch about The
bill providing for an agent To- prosecute
claims at Washington, as the clause re-
| pealing tho old law Is omitted entirely
This leaves tho law creating the audit
ing board intact aud places he new one
In rather bad plight, Should anyone
raise any objections to an sp
pointment made by tho gov
ernor. The governor has several
application for the position, but II
seems that the business can be attended
to by the adiutant general or the comp
trOller with only additional travelling
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one OF them will DO appointed. The nd
jutant general docs not think IL neoes.
sary for representative to remain In
Washington all the time.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Assignment court OF appeals docket,
April term, 1886:
First assignment, Monday, April 6,
1885; Archer, Baylor, Clay, Cooke, Col
lin, Dallas, Denton, Donley, Ellis, Fan
min, Grayson, Groer, Hardeman, Knox,
Lamar, Montague, Oldham, Parker,
Terrant, Wichita, Wilbmger, Wise,
| Wheeler.
second assignment, Monday, April
~, 1885; Atascosa, Bastrop, Bexar,
lays, Karnes, Live Oak, Lee, Travis,
Williamson, Wilson,
Third assignment, Monday, May II,
1885:
Bandera, Brown, Burnot, Callahan,
! Coleman, COmnnche, Coryell, ConchO,
I Crockett, Dawson, Dimmit, Eastland,
III Paso, Erath, Edwards, FriO, Gillispie,
| Haskell, Hamilton, Hood, Howard,
Jack, Jones, Kerr, Kendall, Kimhle,
| Kinney, Lampasns, Llano, LASalie,
! Mason, Maverick, Medina, McCullooh,
McMullen, Mensrd, Mitchell, Nolan,
Palo Pinto, Pecos, Preside, San saba,
ShackeliOrd, stephens, Somerville, Tay-
| Tor, ThrorSmort0n, Tom Gloon, UyHlde,
| Young Havala.
Fourth assignment, Monday, May p,
! 1886.
Bell, Bosque, Rrazos, Falls, Hin, John
| son, Limestone, Milan, McL0nnan,
/ Robertson.
Filth, or special assignment, felony
cases transferred from other branches
Of tho court, and those sent direct 10
Austin from other counties, not con
tanned In tho preceding assignments,
/ will DO taken up Mt any time during the
| term on submission by either the state
or appellant, and the authority by
which such eases are returned TO that
| term shall appear In or accompany the
record Wednesday and Saturday OF
each week will be- set apart Tor tho do.
| livery OF opinions ANA hearing argu-
ments. Arguments will be hoard On no
other days aud will he regulated 10y
rule 81 Of Rules for tho supreme Court,
aud rule 20, Rules for Court OF Ap.
poals.