Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-11

lures on those in charge OF pastures, on such
stock as are placed on their pastures by me re,
spective owners or persons IN charge q sucn
stock, to secure the payment of pasture fees or /
charges Judiciary No. j. 4..,.
By Burney-To validate and quiet the ute 70 |
lands sold by the state land board under an act |
approved April -, 1888. Pubic lands |
BY Jarvis-Making an approprlaIlon, m, 5oI t 4a1r
age and per diem pay OF members ana 9l.celS
and employees of the Twenty first legislature.
Pp Jarvis-Making an appropriation for de-
fciencies in the appropriations for the payment
of The expenses of the state government from
March l, 1887, to February Is, 1852 Einan nee tho
SUPPORT of the house of correction and retoFna-
tory at Gatesville for the months OF January
FEBRUARY and March lSS9 ffnan aefscbr,ents in
certain cases and to provide for the distribution
of the proceeds of property SOLD under luosliel's
IN such cases. Judiciary No l. 3, do
BY Jarvis-Making an approprlaIlon 70 s de+
fray the contingent expenses OF the I"en' y-nIs'
By TyleT.To Establish the Peabody Normal
College of Texas, TO provide for Its Iocatlon anu
- make appropriation Ior the suppoFI $50 ~ t
same for two years ending January, lo9O-9A'
Education. 800 80 AZ
Revised Civil Code judiciary o. for
carrying arms in church and other assemblies
Py aberc zero amend an act approved
March 80 1882 for redistricting the judicial as
By stevens-To authorize counties to fund
ment of the same. Finance Sc 10
BY Jarvis-To amend chapter ute y ol inc
Civil Statute judiciary No, l.
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock tomorrow
THE HOUSE.
| Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN. TEX, jan 1O.-The house met at 3
| O'Clock with quorum present, ana was opeHe"
When The reading of the journal had been dis
pensed with Mr.. Kincaid rose TO queStlusn. ~, %
privilege, and sent up certlneo copy % t tI,e
| election of J. w. Cook as representative rom rom
| that county. On motion OF Mr. hlncalo MI
The bending resolution that the members pro-
| coed to draw for their seats was adopted. Ara
Messrs. Bryan, Allison, Newton, Moses, MID.
dlebrook and Grassland were, on motlon, alo t1
to choose their seats before the drawing TOOK
place. -, Ia chosen
their seats the drawing began. Mr.: billiard
name came first from the hat. He chose a seat
on the second row from the front, on the rIsh' VI
the speaker, next the aisle. ~.
Mr. Jones offered q resolution empowering the
speaker to appoint as many porters and pages as
he may deem necessary, Their salary 10 De %
Mr. Pope moved to amend by limiting the pages
| to ten and the porters to I'VE.
| Pending the amendment the governor prlVats
secretary appeared in the bar of the house witt
the governor S message -,
eonnittee from the senate announced tina
that body was organized and ready Tor business
Returning to the page and porter resoIuuoh
Mr.. McGaughey offered a SUBSTITUTE chahsin'
The substitute was lost and Mr.. Pope's amend
ment was agreed to.
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. Erskine offered a resolution authorIzll
the speaker to appoint special comn l,e5 o. u
f matters touching such subjects might De re
= ferred Laid over one day under the rules.
The governor message was then read by IN
| clerk elsewhere it will be found IN tull
/ resolution was adopted ordering 500 copies
= the governors message, including IOOO 10
4 | printed in the German language. ~,
Mr. Robinson of BeXar, from the commune
: on rules made a report fixing the number
e members of each of the standing committees
n Adopted. l.. ~. ,1,
MI johnson offered an amendments to the RUE
G making rule fifty-six to read as follows;
No member shall absent himself from the 81
|. tings of the house without leave, unless IN ca
s of sickness, and every member absennng hlmse
e without leave or absent with lea a,
e attending to private business, shall Tor each qa
g of absence forfeit the pay allowed HIM 1or Tn
n | day 1t shall require two-thlrds vote OF u
h members present to excuse am absent membe
:. and no member shall be excused on ms own III
s ton.
d Referred to the committee on rules.
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock tomorrow