Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

mltted to the bar. and pfBotiecd for
years. Finally he retired TO n farm.
and has been successful aa an agrlcul-
turlsl. Brown county Is wen repre-
scented by sturdy, honest and IN
compromising Den ierat.
Colonel r. ~ Johnston. managing
editor or the Houston Post, passed
sunday ut the capital and departed for
Dallas last night.
J. Wharton Terry, general attorney
FOR the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
n N"nad Is IN I've city.
Mrs. J, s. shTrili Of Greenville Is
visiong her husband. the able senator
fro n that district.
Postmaster Frank Mullin Of the
house. who spent Sunday at his home
in Fort Worth, returned to the city
today.
from Kaufpan. Is fearful that the pre-
cedcnt established by the governor
signing the TeXsiasana court bill. Will
r'akc things lively IN his county,
where Terrell and kaufman are rival
towns. and kaufman Will oiamor for a
special term OF the district court. a
similar condition Of anairs exists In
Montague county, and also Ia Gray
son and Robertson county. There Is
music In the air.
Judge Ford or Houston Is stopping
at the Driskili. He is here on legal
business
1t is stated here that Judge Morris
will be appointed 20 the vacancy caused
By the reglgnatlon OF Judge James a.
Robertson, a"d District Attorney
Brooks OF Williamson county will sue
coed Norris
Hon George Tyler OF Belton one OF
the prominent attorneys Of the state.
81 hero today.
The Zoe bill. which WAS made the
special order for today, has lost its
place on the calendar. leaving the
house substitute bill and the Wayland
bill as an amendment pending. Hon.
Seth p Mills has withdrawn his bill
from the consideration Of the commit
tee. The economists may muster sufii-
client strength tomorrow 10 suspend
the rules and take up the bill, but 1t is
doubtful
twenty or thirty members sleep in
the committee rooms Of the capitol
building. which IS said to be gross
violation Of the laws OF Texas The
hotel ana boarding house Keepers and
the fellows who are compelled to pay
for sleeping quarters at hotels board
ing houses and IN wagon yards. are
hot under the collar. and resolution
asking for an investigation Will be Of
fered one day this week by an econo- /
mist who ia compelled to sleep down !
town. And then the names OF the capi- I
tol roomers VIII appear In print.
The Goss-Smith land bill VIII be 4
taken w Wednesday and viii be con-
sidercd daily until disposed Of Since
the western and southwestern members
got together and agreed upon one bill .
the outlook Is very bright for leglsla-
tion OF vital Importance to the settlers
and cowmeu NJ the state Senator Goss
departed Tor his home at Seymour Sat
urday He ig expected here tomorrow.
Judge Plemmung departed for Lock
b9rt today bus win return ia time 20
h plrt ~ iHe dlaeuFgi0n "Wednesday
Senator Dickson is very anxious g0r a
chair OF dentistry 10 be established IN
the medical department Of the State
The appropriation asked
Tor o. only $1,000 one hundred and
sixty young Texans were compelled 10
30 out Of the state to puruuc their stud
In last year. and senator Dickson
wants this money kept gt home. A
number Vi senators look with favor on
.hc bill creating the dental department,
md 10 may pass.
Il 10 quietly rumured that the enemies
N The B1w5ar liboi bill nre organizing
20 do an la their power to destroy the
ihl with these gentlemen, "ac sun
10 not move"
HUGH FITZGERALD.