Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

,.0seIsy morigagcd 10. ana .yen 49,.
iuh Nalie. The CITY III ~ Vser
ffsitnce, had voluntarily conser,ii'i lVr
tntf valuation Of proportv ~ ~ y
= uasls Tor raising money fnr anoIa
fS from outside the cty limit, sep
,,hS XVI 70 get It from artesian wo,i s'' 4,
MI r. henderson Of Lamnr-Tbe Dam,.
NlaVg VIII not control this hone. ~.
years hence II this bin goes ~ ~ ,i wi
ei,,asculaied as proposed. van
a., Mr MINIS moved as a suhstitute a.,
~ nioOon to postpone, 10 strile ent
tne enagting clause Vu'
motion. '''e TOT tnat
Mr. Mills-No: but that IL n. ,,o, q.
XII it since is has been already e,,,os
cu,gted into o worthless thino
Mr; Mails spoke and Mn Wheioss
Vl9sed ihe debate both in favor of tho Mn
ihhliy q resolution by Mr.. Yields
was adopted that the whole matter be
leler,eu To a special committee and tho
speaker appointed as the rontnittee.
a des5 q Fields, Truit Minis, Wheless
Adjourned tn p. m.
=, IEltNOON SESSION.
MT henderson Of Lamar moved 70
noncoucur IN senate amendmcnts IN tbe
general deficiency bill aud Messrs Hon.
utefson, Mills Morrison, Simmons and
Nheless We're appointed committee on
conference on the part Of the house
AZ the Instance of Mr.. Wilson. house
Dill ~ limiting and regulating the is
suance of bonds and stocks bv railroads
ana declaring the effect Of judicial and
olLer sales OF r. ads was considered
y; MT; Wilson ma q Co, horate argument
IA T i,s I bili w., StaG.@s
and Mr.. Moore '0cs !, "sa,SSs,r 0s Siy
Moore said that ah. ~ lii Hcs N.
lQtion was one Of the ~ toik the
Democratic platform. he D.. BART
company with those who fav0, such
measures SO far as to oppose this bin
and. spoke at length and quite forcbly
against t.
Mr. Henderson Of Milan agreed that
Texas was an OppOrtune field for in
lcslmcnt. but rather uncertain for spccu-
lation. He wanted the motion to recon
slider voted down and let the bill come to
discussion upon its merits.
Mr. Wilson In the chair The house
refused TO reconsider by vote of % to
Mr.. Onion asked for suspension Of the
rules TO take up the concurrent resolu-
ton TO investigate the affairs of the
Houston and Texas Central railway,
as suggested In the late message of Gov
enor Hogg, but the house refused.
House hill 80 regulating assignments
ana prohibiting naming preferred credit
urs Ia cases Of business failures. came
up I'm Us order On the third reading
Mr. Henderson offered an amendment
fixing the priority of creditors about as
their claims are fixed in the general
bankrupt law.
The amendment was modified 10y an
amendment of Mr. Smith Of Hin strik-
ing out clause four as 10 debts secured
10y any lien valid under this act TO the
extent of proceeds of the property cover
ed by such lieng,and clause Eve as to gem
erul unsecured claims sharing alike.
The amendment was adopted and the
TO table n motion 10 reconsider. when
there appearing no quorum voted ON the
motion. A call of the house was de-
mnnlcd and checked lbs consideration.
Bills were introduced as follows
BY Mr. DEMONSTRATING for issuance
Of bonds 20 meet revenue DEFICIENCIES.
BY Mr. Cookc-Ior working state con-
yicts within The pcnitentiary walls.
BY Mr. Weinrrt For % more efficient
road system in Guadaloupe county.
BY Mr.. Wholesaler collection of taxes
on money, notes and other evidences OF
debt secured by real estate.
By Mr. Slnyden-- Petition from clti-
zcns of San Antonio protesting against
The senate bill regulating sale of rail-
road tickets
BY Mr.. Nolan--A similar petition from
citarus of Galveston
By Messrs Buyue, Jackson. Morrison
md Townsend, petitions from citizens
asking that q chair Of pharmacy be- cs-
tablished in the medical college at Gal
weston.
House adjourned I'm 10 o'clock Satur-
lny