The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-19
AB0UTAFFAIRS AT AUSTIN
THEY MAY TAKE THE PAPERS YET
Additional House Committees Appointed
by the Speaker and More Clerk
ships for Committees Pro-
yided for Notes.

able that the newspaper resolution Will
come up again in the house tomorrow.
Senators Houston, of SAM Antonio and
Jones, of Houston, have gone home.
The following resolution on Saturday
evening was introduced in the house:
| By Mr.. Scott: Resolution, that
whereas, the Nineteenth legislature has
determined as matter of economy to
deny to the public the information rs TO
Legislative work, heretofore given
through the public press; therefore, in
the interest of economic administration,
members be required to pay for their
own stationery, postage stamps, etc.,and
pay So per day for the use of their desks,
ard be limited to the use of the waters
of the Colorado as their only beverage |
Laughter.
ADDITIONAL COMMUTERS.
Speaker Foster on Saturday an
nounced the following additional COM
+ mittees:
.. County Government-Key, chairman;
Jolley, Christian, Carlton, Jones, of
f Pamela; Cook, Craft, McReynolds,
Lockett.
Public Printing-Cravens, chairman;
Yoager, Blount, of San Augustine;
Hancock, Carlton, Mckinney of Milan.
Privileges and observation-disclosures, of
Kaufman, chairman; Pendloton, OF Tar
# rant; Carlton, White, Armistead,
a Humphrey, Cook, Rainey, Williams.
u Public uildings-Smith, of Travis,
x chairman; Davis, Ramsdell, Aztec, Aus
: tin, Underwood, Brailsford.
= Private Land Claims-King, chair
,, man; Upton, Jones, of Gonzales; Wood,
/ of Arkansas; McGaughey, Beard, DON
Is aldson.
: Engrossed Bills-Lockett, chairman;
8 Thompson, Stephens, Bishop.
10 Enrolled Bills-Crane, chairman;
q. Cavitt, Paige.
man; Taylor, Upton, Mckinney, Of
Id Walker; Bailey.
II. Public Debt Blunt, of San Angus.
-. tine, chairman; Pendleton, of Bell
~ Moore, of Travis; Founder. Jones, O
he Pamela; Camp, of Hopkins.
be State Administering, of Limestone
tie chairman; Blount, of Van Zandt; Oar
ne roch, Simmons. Tate, HALEY, Hender
son, Kennedy, Barnett, Woods, Of Kauf
"a man.
err Judicial Dlstricts-Ta chair
man; Cochrane, King, Rainey, Beard
pt. Insurance and Statistics Alexander
AS chairman; CoOmbs, of Dallas; Fisher
Bergstrom, McReynolds, Underwood.
Federal Relations-Rainey chairman
Kennedy, Foster, Hearne, Gross, Ler
nOX, ldlnhIll, NOO1e, vi WuSDluElOu,
Counties and Pendletoi
of Bell, chairman; Davis, King, Robir
son, of Bastrop; Humphrey, Upton, Nj
Clanahan.
=, Military Affairs-Scott, of Kerr, chat
t.In man; Hendry, Coombs, of Dallas; Chri
''io tian, Bell, Lowe, Kennedy.
Indian Affairs-Hamilton, chairman
hip Robinson, of Jack; Webb, Brownin
to Bailey, Craft, Williams.
ng- Towns, Cities aud Corporations-Pel
on; dleton, of Tarrant, chairman; Fishe
on Kimbrough, Coyles, Hamilton, Der
strom, White.
en- Public Roads, Bridges aud Ferri es
,rth Davis, chairman Steel, King, Tipto
D in Jolley, Camp, OF Limestone; Lovin
lent Donaldson, Barton, Beard, Jones,
ted. Gonzales; McClanahan, Gross, Moo
OF Washington.
por Claims and Accounts-Latham, cha
low man; Ingraham, stephens, DOnaldsc
.Nor Barnett, LennoX.
de-. To Examine Comptroller's and Ire,
yoN- urer's O1ice-Henderson, chairma
Syea Camp, of Hopkins; Hancock, LennC
Barnett, Crane, Gross, Lockets, Lii
80, Brailsford, Greenwood.
hlch CAPITAL NOTES.
i i1m The house on Saturday passed re
rtad luton allowing the employment
.hoir three additional clerks for commltte
,atip ~ rs feShrdeu as u lptegouo cOuclu-l
nche that Mr. G. l.. Martin, of Dallas, and
Eluridge, of Jefferson, will he two
these clerks.
and and senate on saturday. When he
her tered the senate he walked inside
SIS bar, and seeing Senator Rando
sters standing in the aisle, he said: "Will ,
err please say TO that reporter at the des
lor referring TO the HERALD reporter,
would like to sec him." Mr. Rando
Q the said certainly, and proceeded to "a
posi-. out tho request. About the time
Cali reached the actor to say that the no
)wer- paper mau would be there soon,
thin name was called 60 vote upon meas
peak, pending. Mr.. Min looked up in q
any establishment, made low bow,
on OF said, al beg your pardon, Mr.. Senate
He was forgiven. Randolph was
,nouy recipient of a dead-head ticket.