Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22


lug the state so as TO create additional
courts Of civil appeals Senators Woods.
Douglas. Lawhon, Whitaker ani Green
Senator Simpson renewed his resolu-
ton Of con lOienco aud syinpatlg over
tie death Of General Beaureganl and
providing for adjournment ont Of respect
70 the memory of the decreased until
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. ana the
resolution was adopted aud The sennte
adjourned.
HOUSE.
Austin. Tex. Feb 1t..-(Special T.
The house met at 10 o'clock with
Speaker Cochran In the chair, and after
q very appropriate prayer BY Chaplain
Pennington the usual business WIS pro-
ceeded With by the introduction Of bills
ana petitions and consideration of SIN.
dry measures.
Mr.. Curry had entered npon the jour
nal motion to reconsider the vote by
which was engrossed house bin %. rela-
tive 10 locating slaughter pcns within
half mile of state institutions.
Mr. Fields, on question OF privileges.
allnding TO the discussion Of the above
hnl Yesterday. said he had used Lam
guagc which. 90 mature reflection, seemed
to be unjust. and for that reason inc de-
sired TO withdraw the language used
with reference to the gentleman from
Galveston aud to say further that the
language. which occurred In the heat of
discussion, was not justified 10y tho de-
bate.
Mr. Finlay said IN reference 10 the
incident of yesterday ;hat 4; might we'll
have been forgotten. II take pleasure
IN stating that the remarks of tho gen
uemnn from Hill have disnrmcl me Of
any spirit of resentment and criticism
! could have possibly entertained, ana
| wish IN guv Iprp fluf I t.oaF fte ptuft.. a
against hiuf or any other mt tahpf Cf
the house. II was human 10 err, and
there Is no one more disposed han I
am TO rcpress and suppress any tor
bulent spirit that may arise between
members of this house. IN token Of
my sincerity ! desire TO say TO the gem
tleman from Hill that ! am perfectly
and fully satisfied with lis remnrk.
Mr.. BREEDING am not so much pain
ed as ] was yesterday. U.aughter).
Mr.. McOphec, on q question of privil-
eyes complained that the committee on
asylums had failed to consider his bin
providing for the establishment Of
separate asylum for cOlorcd luuatics.
Mr.. Moore chairman Of the commit
tee. made satisfactory explanation as
To the delay to act In the natter.
A number of petitions and bills were
introduced and referred:
Mr.. l,rslne obtained consideration Of
Of Confederate certificates, hut the house
postponed further action on the bill TO
March 2.
Senate bill No. GO TO pay the sums due
on the salaries Of Judges OF the courts
of civil appeals passed
Several OF the petitions introduced
were from colored people of various
counties asking for the establishment
of q branch Of the state university Tor
al -
zoria county opposing the division there.
OF 20 create a new county. aud from citi-
zcns of Bell, Dewitt and McLeunau
counties asking that the public domain
be divided between the university and
the free schools
BY MIR. Townsend-From citizens ask
ing Tor restoration OF jurisdiction in AM
geulina county.
BY Mr., kowcll by reQuest-From clt-
zena of CNsg county urging u thorough
revision Of the school laws
By Mr.. Henry, By request-A memo
rial from citizens OF Navarro county, ON
the same subject
BY NJ Beail-A petition Of citizens
OF ELLIS county asking for u general stock
law for black land counties.
BY Mr. Mills-House concurrent reso-
luton authorizing the printing of the dee
lnrauOn of independence of Texas and
that Of the United States in the re-
vlsed statutes.
BY AIR. Frazcr-A joint resolution to
amend the constitution So as 20 make
county surveyors ex-oiiicio notares pub
lie.
by Mr.. Towscnd--A bin taking An
gellua county from the Ninth and nj
taehing IL To the Second judicial district
by Mr.. Henry, by requcst---A bill to
ascertain IL II. j. Baker and others nam
td nave lien ON Certain land owned by
the state in Navarro county.
by Mr. Kennedy OF Harris -Rntifying
the action Of TIE city council of Hous- |
ton. ia issuing la 1892 certain school |
building bonds, and certain public school |
bonds, and Ia making an assessment 10 |
pay the interest and create a sinking |
iulid thereon and to validate said bonds |
and assessment.
A message was received from the CO. |
cfnur iuYuriug the division of rho uitif,. /
domain between the unworthy and frec |
schools, He held the lands are In dan |
ger OF being friitered away. aud the orig |
maj design Of the Texas patriot fntber. |
should be carried out
ny Mr.. Newton, by reguest-A bin |
PROVIDING for placing female patients In |
,,.., lul9uc 3Sylglus IN charge of com
petent female physician.
ny AIR Kinney of Austin--C Concurrent
resolution requesting the Texas delegn- |
uoh IN congress TO urge the odoption
ol measures 10 aid the omiQration ~ |
negroes anu their settlement in Africa.
10y MIR Hodgcs-A bin recurring the
commissioners conrt to keen ledVer.
eeook accounts of the condition OF COUNTY
etc Unity
by Mr. Hawkins, by request--A LIN
70 establish an agricultural experiment
SUTTON at iecos' also a bin amending
me lazy as TO unrecorded brands
ny Dir. Lindsey Requiring checks for
Ro9r etc, Issued by min men. lumber
ealers, etc, TO be payable in coin or
legal tender money.
by Mr. GrayeS-Amending the law
'tgulaling pharmacy
BY Mr.. Breeding A bill 10 incorpor-
lle the city of Houston aud grating n
leW charter
by Mr. Greer Requiring Railroads. TO
provide separate depot rooms for whites
lhl cqlored persons
10y Mr, Baker Of De Witt-Croatine
De9Fus OF equalization and fnahce for
'iues and towns. '''
ny Mr., Misunderstanding It a INSIDE
neapor aud fixing penalties for ms.
lahu or iather to neglgently or viii
uly iail or refuse 10 stlpport his viz
md minor children. "'''
by Mr. Barron REQUIRING bond Of
letNQlss or hrms etc, tnRngpd Ia p,1lic
Ne!shmg aud storage of cotton.
senate hill 81, validating Confedarate
,SteiAn land donations was postponed
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