The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-17


Rv Mr.. McKinney-To amend seo.ion
,e acts 1887, exemptiug certain counUies
from the operation of the inspecaon .""S
40 nroyiding for the appointment Vi
inspectors by the governor -To
D. Mr.. Jsmison, of Anderson
amend the law relating to the sale OF lAo'-
ing of mortgaged property 49, ,,u, re-
lating to attachments and assign rS of
Bv Mr.. McGuire-To create DoAIu "a
nardons and empowering them u ieAN-'
fines. I'D Gov the sale
Rr Mr., Smith-To amend the law In re-
latiou to the charging of iuries'
Bv Mr.. Moses-To amend the law em-
towering county commissioners 10 Jay
out public roads. ,.ho ,ov in
relation to fighting in public place.
Rv Mr.. Milner-To prohibit the water
inc of stock by railroad companies anu
nrescribing penalties for same.
Bv Mr.. Hathaway-To require RAILROADS.
20 mt in and maintain suitable crossings
on all public roads.
Rv Mr., McGaughey-To prevent I'M
lust discrimination, monopolles ana con
spiracies in the cotton seed Oil BUSINESS
By Mr.. johnson, of Titus-Io rePeai
article 1865, chapter l, title so, Revised
Civil Statutes, relating to the levylng OF
taxes.
Bv Mr.. Stevenson, of Ell Paso-To pro-
vide for the disposition of minerals IN the
public lands. .,,.
Bv Mr.. Ellison-To require railroads to
establish sidetracks for loading agrlcul-
tural products.
| By Mr.. Wood-To amend the law re-
Rarding criminal procedure IN Justices
courts. o--
By Mr.. Smith-To amend article 61I,
title g, chapter 5, trial and incidents in
criminal procedure.
By Mr.. Wilson-To provide for the ap-
pointment of receivers in cases OF attach
ments or punishment.
By Mr.. Orayton-To amend the law re-
garding the rendition of property for tax
alton.
By Mr.. Milner-To exempt from tax
alton agricultural products in the posses
sion of producers.
By Mr.. Strong-To amend the law fixing
the fees of county officers.
By Mr.. Martin-To amend article 1l39,
chapter l, title %, Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to judges of county courts when dis
qualified.
By Mr.. Stephenson, of Pdrker-To
amend the Code of Criminal Procedure in
relation to amendments of indictments
and informations
BY Mr.. Hathoway-To amend the law
regarding the running at large of stock.
By Mr.. Jenkins-To compel railroad
companies to build union depots.
BY Mr.. McGehee-To regulate the
issuance and services for witnesses in
felony cases, to dsJlale the effect of the
same upon the granting of continuances
in certain cases and fees and costs.
BY Mr.. Martin-To amend the law re-
lating to Justices courts in precincts
where the papers shall be made return
able.
By Mr.. Taylor-To regulate the levy of
attachments and execution writs.
By Mr.. Willamson-To confer concur
rent original Jurisdiction in misdemeanor
cases of which county and Justices courts
hdNO Ou UuO uloIElGb CUuEUS OI
certain counties.
By Mr.. Erskine-To fix the fees of dis
trict clerks.
By Mr.. Erskine-Providing for the pun
ishment of county officers who take fees
to which they are not entitled.
By Mr. Erskine-Prescribing the pun
ishment of any member of commission
er's court who shall approve for payment
any illegal claim against his county.
By Mr.. Martin-To provide for the trial
of causes in Justices courts where the
justices are disqualified.
BY. Mr.. Martin-To allow county at
torneys one-half the fees allowed district
attorneys in certain cases.
BY Mr.. Msrtin-To regulate damages
arising from the killing or injuring of
stock or the burning of fences, houses or
pasturage by railroads.
By r.Martin-To amend the Penal Code
regarding the carrying of weapons.
BY Mr.. Martin-To repeal the drum
mer's tax.
BY Mr.. Bryan-Amending the law in
regard to the working of county conyicts.
BY Mr.. Stevenson, of Parker-To pro-
hibit pooling, combinations between rail-
ROADS and other common carriers, fixing
rates OF freight and passenger transpor-
tatlon and dividing the proceeds between
such railroads and common carriers.
By Mr.. Levy-To amend the law relat-
ing to fees of clerks of district courts.
MT. johnson, of Titus, introduced a
JOINT resolution to amend article 6, section
l, OF the constitution, regarding persons
disqualified to vote in this state.
The same gentleman also introduced a
lointresolutlon, requesting Texas senator's
ana representatives in congress to use
every means in their power to secure the
adoption of an amendment to the consti-
tuition requiring the president and the
senators of the United States to he eIected
by vote of the people.
Mr.. MoGaughey introduceda Joint reso-
luClou TO amend section 10, of article g. of
the constitution, in regard to the collection
of taxes. 'OiOn
Mr.. Levy offered resolution that each
MEMBER OF the house be allowed to mr.
chase twenty copies of some daily naner
IN 'ne state publishing the procedures of
Vne legislature to be paid for out of the
contingent fund of the house. Refereed
W III CHe committee on public printing.
Inc speaker announced the annoint
tees oOllnlt-
Judiciary No 1-Messrs. Pope, Jenkins
mmcComo, Brown, of Grayson: Renfro
COunIap, Hamblen, Kincaid billiard. Jaaoo
uresnam, Levy, Hathaway, Ellison pot1os'