Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-12

Texas; to prescribe a mode OF procedure
and rules of evidence in relation thereto,
and to provide adequate penalties for the
enforcement of the same.
By Hamblen-To amend the charter OF
the city of Houston.
By Strong-To further regulate attach
ments in county and justices court.
By Stevenson of Parker-To define
trusts and provide punishment there
for.
BY McGuire-To provide for the pur-
chase of 20 900 acres of land to be used as
a state convict farm.
BY WeIlhausen-To amend articles 735
and 736 of the Penal Code in reference to
punishment for theft.
BY Melson-To regulate common car
riers, creating railroad commission and
defining the duties thereof.
BY Rowland-To amend the law in re-
lation to the collection of taxes.
By Newton-To require public ginners
and cotton buyers to keep a record of
their transactions, ana prescribing pen
atty for its violation.
By Campbell of Cooke-To amend arti-
Gle 486 of the Revised Civil Statutes.
BY Gresham-To create a board of arbi-
tration to settle and determine the con-
troversy between the United States and
the state of Texas relating to certain ter
ritory by them respectively claimed.
BY FaubiOn-To amend the civil stat
utes in regard to estrays.
By McGaughey To amend the law
relating TO the supplies furnished county
officers.
BY Murchison-To exempt certain coun-
ties from the district system.
By Kincaid-TO amend articles 179 and
IS2 of chapter l, title 8, Revised Civil
Statutes relating to attachments.
By Tolar-To validate the title to land
sold by the state land board.
By Stevenson of Parker-TO amend art
icle 1919, chapter 3, title ga, Revised
Civil Statutes, in relation to usurious
rates of interest.
By Johnson of Titus-To repeal article
1890, chapter l =, title 81, of the Revised
Civil Statutes.
BY Wellhausen-To repeal the law pro-
viding for the levying and collection of
occupation taxes of merchants, CONNER
cial travellers and solicitors of trade
BY Clements-To regulate railway
freight and passenger tariffs, to prevent
unjust determinations and to create
railway commission.
BY Strong-To amend the law regard
ing the material furnished county Off
GERS.
By McGehee-To amend city and town
corporation laws.
By Kincaid-To prevent miners from
gaming.
By Hamblin-To determine the liabil-
tiles of employers to employees.
By Gresham Making an appropriation
to pay mileage and per diem Of members
and per diem of officers and employees.
u 4 To %<ol-
running at large.
BY Johnson of Titus-To require all
railways in the state to fence their rights
of way through enclosures when demand
ed by the owner.
By Stevenson of Parker-Amending
the law relating to malicious mischief
By Notwithstanding the law relat-
ing to the appointment of deputy sher-
ifs.
By Allison-To provide for the speedy
and efficient enforcement of the leins of
mechanics, contractors and fuTnishers of
material.
By McKinney-To amend section 46,
act of 1887, eXemptlng certain cities
from the operation of the inspection
laws and providing for the appointment
of inspectors by the governor.
By JohnsiLl of Anderson-To amend
the law relating to the sale or moving of
mOrtgaged property.
By Martin-To amend the laws relat-
ing to attachments and assignments.
By McGuire-To create board of
pardOns and empowering them to remit
fines.
By Tolar-To provide for the sale of
public lands.
By Smith-To amend the law in rela-
ton to the charging of juries.
By Moses-To amend the law empower
ing county commissioners to lay out pub
lie roads.
By McComb-To amend the law in re-
lation to fighting in u public place.
By Milner--To prohibit the watering of
stock by railroad companies, and pre-
scribing penalty for the same
BY Hathaway-TO require railroads to
put in and maintain suitable crossings on
all public roads.
By McGaughey-To prevent unjust dis
mOnOpOlies and conspiracies
in the cotton seed oil trust.
BY johnson of TituS-To repeal art.
1865, chap. / title %, Revised Civil
Statutes, relating to the levying of taxes.
By Stevenson of Ell Paso-To provide
for the disposition of minerals in the pub
lie lands.
BY Ellison-To require railroads to es-
tablish side tracks for loading agricul-
tural products.
BY WoOd-TO amend the law regarding
procedure in justice courts.
BY Smith-To amend article 677, title
s, chapter 5, trial and incidents of Grim
inal procedure.
By Melson-To provide for the ap-
pointment of receivers in cases of attach
meOtS IN, craI.niSIYpaOt
BY Crayton-To amend the law re-
garding the rendition of property for
taxation.
BY Milner-To exempt from taxation
agricultural products in the possession of |
the producer.
By Strong-To amend the law fixing |
the fees of county officers.
By Martin-To amend article 1879, |
chapter l, title IS, Revised Statutes, re- |
lating to judges of county courts when |
By Stevenson Of ParkeT-To amend the |
Code of Criminal Procedure IN relation /
to amendments Of indictments and in
By Hathaway-TO amend the law re- |
garding the running at large of stock.
By Jenkins-To compel railroad COM
DanieS to build union deDotS