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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

Austin. Tex. Jan. 11.--When the sen
ate failed to elect Senator Perry Nc
Comb as its president pro TEN there
was no little surprise among the friends
OF the senator from Montgomery, This
IS an honor thDt, 1t Is well understood,
should seek the man. anu this rule is
generally observed.
Lieutenant Governor Jester had even
offered a salva TO the wounded feelings
OF Mr.. McComb in advance OF the an
nouncement OF his standing cJmrpi.-
tees, at which time he was aware that
hc would not place the senator from
Montgomery at the head Of any Import
ant committee by telling him that 1t
was well understood that he would be
chosen president pro TEN.
Mr. McComb wants his friends every
where TO know that he did not suffer
defeat, and in not being elected to that
honor he lost something that he did not
sock.
There Is s,lll n great deal Of talk
about the three candidates who were
originally opposed to Hon. 7. S. Smith
In his race for speaker, having more
Influence with him than his closest
friends. who worked unremittlngly for
him before he was chosen speaker
There are good reasons to believe that
Mr. smith has s0wn dragons teeth
enough already 90 raise an army Of
hydra-heads that Will worry him no
little during the present term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

AUSTIN Tex, Jan, Representative
X, A. Allen OF Dallas VIII Introduce a
bill making several amendments to the
Australian ballot law There Is a grow
Ing demand from the citizens OF ehe
cities governed BY the law that the
cumbersome blanket ballot be slmpll-
He'd.
Hon. S. p, Evans Of Grayson county.
editor Of the Van Alstyne News, Is o
close observer and gentleman who
has made many friends since his ad-
vent
W. w Turney Of FL Paso is one OF
the leading lawyers OF the house. and
his friends predict that he will make a
name during the session.
II. T.. Bertram o. Hopkins county had
a close call and came very near miss
ing house connection on November Q.
1885,. His majority over his PopuIist
competitor was Just seven votes
a. d. Rhodes OF Wood founty Is n
Democrats L. L. Rhodes oi fl free
state OF Van zandt' IL a Popullst.
Buck Kilgore is one OF the constituents
of this Populist statesman. This Is a
funny world. peoplsd by strange beings.
The Smith family has no Kick cont
ing Tom Smith is speaker. and II. T..
Smith OF Milan, r. A. Smith Of Rum
nels, II. j. Smith OF Colorado and II N
smith OF BRACES hold down seats az
becometh plain, everyday statesmen.
Smith county In which Is located
Tyler for many years the political cen.
ter OF Texas, has two solid representa-
tives in the lower house--B. b. Beard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

Austin, Tex. Jan. II The senate
met this morning at 10 o'clock.
The appointment Of A. c. Dawson Of
Denton to be clerk OF the judiciary
committee. No. i, e. NJ. Sweet OF
Galveston clerk OF the finance commit
tee and ] NJ, Lowery Of Fannln coun-
ty were announced.
Senator Agnew offered a resolution
to authorize the chair to appoint a
committee Of three to count the vote
for governor and lieutenant governor.
Asnew, Tips and Steele were appointed.
Senator Tips offered resolution that
300 copies OF the standing committees
OF the senate and house, including the
committee clerks and the time OF meet
ing and providing for the meeting OF
the finance committee on Fridays at .
y. IN. Adopted
The following bills were introduced:
BY Bowser. Relative to suits for libel.
BY Presler: Providing for a dis
coyery of the assets of a judgment
debtor and the enforcement OF such
judgment.
by Tips: Mileage and per diem.
By Tips: Providing for the cOntin-
gent expenses Of the Twenty-fourth
legislature.
by Greer: To repeal the act Of the
Twenty-thlrd legislature, creating the
board of parduns. .
BY Agnew; Concerning primary cleo
tons for al political parties, to prevent
Illegal voting, to prevent bribery, bet
ting and false returns, with the proper
penalties.
by Bolll Providing for the repeal
OF the act providing for the transfer
OF / per cent of the permanent TO thl
available school fund.
BY Rogers: Prc-ldlng for an amend
ment 10 the public free school Law. SO
that negroes may have negro trustees
TO manage their schools.
BY Sheriff.: Making 1t a penal Of
Tense TO sow johnson grass seed or
other dangerous vegetatiO on land
not belonging to the person.
By Buwser: Providing for the relief
OF railroads, which have not been able
10 comply with article 1870 OF the re.
Nlsed states, amended April S, 1889
which limits the tlme-of construction
and providing for an extension Of time
In which such roads can be extended.
BY Agnew: Amending the assign.
ment law.
By McCOmb; Providing a penal of
Tense for a. minor to enter and remain
In saloons.
Joint resolutions:
BY Bowser: To amend the constltu-
tion, providing for the announcement
OF manufacturer by eNempting them
IRON taxation for period of 10 years.
Petitions;
BY Gage: Petition from the citigans
OF Winkler county to have that county
detached from Reeves and to have ii
attached to Ward county for judicial
purposes.
a committee from the house reported
That that body was now organized and
ready for the transaction of business
The senate then adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

Kms One Man Outright and Fatally
wounds Another.

Brownsville. TEX. Jan. 1l.--Rito Car
cia, the man who killed Jacinto Hino-
josa In HidalgO county on the Sth inst,
was a fugitive from justice. depu-
ty sheriff accompanied by HinOlosa and
another man, Wcncelao Soils, went to
GurCia's on u small ranch to arrest
him, but found only Garciu's son. lie
Was placed on horseback behind the
officer and they started In search Of
Garcia, who was wanted for cattle
theft. Riding along a fence, Indian
NE, n shot from behind the fence hit
Hlnoj1sa in the breast and he fell from
his horse dead, \ second shot wound
ca Soils in the thigh which may prove
fatal, Another shot INTENDED for the
deputy sheriff struck the outlaws son
In the shoulder. The officer meanwhile
returned the fire. but Garcia was am
pushed behind a fence. and escaped
unhurt. lie Is noted as one OF the
best shots In this country, and Is a des-
prrnte man. - 1rp lives will probably
be sacrificed before he 10 taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

They Threaten the Land Owners OF
Hunt uDd other Counties.

Austin, Tex, Jan ll.-Durlng the
campaign last summer Jeff Johnson OF
Austin was the manager of the cam
paigu for Judge John II. Reagan. The
fight In Red River county was red hot.
and in one Of his speeches Gus Shaw
solemnly affirmed that johnson was tho
man who introduced the grass bearing
his name into that region A uti.uar,
OF the farmers were eNaspcrated and
threatened 10 shoot Hon. Jen should he
venture TO poke his nose into their bail
liwick. In Collin, Hunt and adioin-
ing counties il IL alleged that many
oil the renters have organized and
agreed upon the price they are willing
10 pay per acre TO the landlords They
nave formed a sort OF trust and made
a regular scale Of prices. following in
the path blazcd out By trusts gigantic
and otherwise
They also declared that IL the land
owners refuse to accept the rental Of
Tered that they will 30 forth and sow
Johnson grass in tho fertile fields and
destroy the soil forever Cotton. corn
wheat oats and other staples will be
succeeded by rank aud luNuriant
6foWih OF grass. Senator j b. Sher-
riil of Hunt county has prepared a
radical bin and VIII Introduce the same
At an carly dale. Ita provisions will
strike terror to the heart Of the Johnson
grass desperate. II makes the sowing
OF johnson grass, under the clrcum-
stances enumerated above. felony
punishable by term Of from ono To-
1--we years in the penitentiary. Senator
Sheriff. Ia In earnest, and will push
the measure for all that It is worth.
Sour milk should never be used with
Baking Powder, DIR. Prices makes
food light and sweet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

Austin. Texas. Jan ll.--Thc son Of 70.
.. Bower Df Dallas has been appointed a
page by Speaker Smith, Judge Bower
Is the gentleman who led the Clark
bolt ut Houston two years or more ago.
j. j. Faux OF this city will look after
the legal end OF A. @. Thumpsou's con-
test for the seat OF Representative viii
liam Joseph. Colonel Faux Is "A lead
Ing Democrat and served IN dead
legislature with Mr. Thompson The
contest is certain TO bring 1ut startling
features and will throw light on the
very fair election methods which pre-
vail in Fort Bend county
Hon. Travis Henderson OF Lamar
county Is II radical agrirul,urIst and d
gentleman Of varied legislative expert
cnce. There are many practical farm
er5 In the lower house and Mr. iIendcr-
son, by common consent, will represent
that Important element as a leader
Texas is an agricultural state and the
tarmrrs arc the backbone OF the Dem
ocratlc party. The great majority Of
them. Judging from the expressions OF
their representative here, arc not
plunging wildly and madly Ia the di-
recuOn " the populisl camp. Hu,der-
son ID a very popular gentleman, and
whom he talks the house listens,
Judge Braml'tte Of Bonham, Fannin
county, IL q gentleman who will make
O.
unobtrusiyo, hard worker and "a deep
student, he rs sure 10 make his pres
cnCe felt.
Major ]. b. Rudl VI Harrison ia one
OF the popular members OF the lower
house. He "a an old timer and served
his people occcptahly in the Twenty
third Legislature,
Thorpe Andrews OF Fort Worth easily
takes first rank as loader OF tho
lower house. He Is recognized as one
OF the ablcst members and viii play
second fddln 10 none He knows what
he IL here for, and that is ten points
in the game.
Captain W. a. Orr. the senior mem
Der from Dallas, started IN lifc ON u
farm He fought FOR the Stars and
when peace was declared was twice
Ts poor as the traditional church
mouse. He settled In Dallas county
and resumed farming, Today he owns
several fine black land farms and lives
on Easy street. He served as county
commissioner fourteen years and as
sisted TO build all tho roads IN Dallas
county, an the county buildings, etc.
on county affairs he Is one of the best
posted men In the house. EIo said to a
Gazette reporter. ~ am In favor OF
cutting down expenses, and I am also
In favor of advancing the tax rate
from rs to % cents on the 500, / pre-
Ter a surplus 30 a deficit A rate OF Is
cents on the 500 is ridlculously low.
and an advance TO % cents will i'm
pose no great hardship. The people OF
Texas want to pay for that which they
receive 80 long rs the government is
honestly and economically admlnls-
tered"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12


Austin. Tex. Jan. l1.-Hon Alvin @.
Owsley, Of Denton, is a statesman OF
experience and has ideas Of his own.
He said TO "a representative OF the Ca
zstte to-day:
We can reduce expenses all along
the line and make great saving to
the taxpayers, but the tax rate will
be advanced from 10 cents to 20 cents
on the 500 for two years at least.
There Ia no use In lodging the issue
The mistake was made in not udyanc-
ing the tax rate two years ago. No, it
Is uu Imperative necessity and IL Is uss-
less to invent subtcrfuges or tempOrlze.
W. must have the revenues"
'Wil you Introduce any measures
Of lmportauce2'
"OIe. ! am IN favor OF making the
theft Of all articles under $50 INSIDE
meaHors and VI sending the Offenders
to the county rOads for the good Of
the communities IN which they reside
The theft OF horses, cattle or hogs Is
"a felony under the present statutes
I would change thr law so ne . the
horse. steer or hus purluiued was worth
I.-s ta4I $50. the guilty party should
be convicted uf q misdcweauur instead
W % felony This will result in a great
saving In the matter Of costs. and re-
suit iu the building Of a system Of pub
.le roads that would excite the admiFI-
tlun Of the people ~ Texas"
Alvin g. Owsley was thu Reagan lead
on lu Denton county and won his fight
fIr the old cpmmonrr. His law partner
X. VI. Itagsdale, ls also a member OF
the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

A DlII 20 EauaIi1e Matters In the
Civil Courts of Appeals.

Austin, Texas. Jan. 1i.-There are
five courts OF civil appeals In Texas and
the d0ckets OF these courts present a
singular contrast. on the Fort Worth
and Dallas dOckets there are hundreds
OF cases. and it is safe to bet that the
Judges will not catch up with their
work before the year 1910 unless given
relief by the very wise men here to
make the laws Tho San Antonio. Cal
weston and Austin courts have no busl-
ness 10 speak OF, and unless there Is a
division OF the work 1t will become
necessary to abolish these tribunals
for want OF business. Being In posi-
don to recognize this fact, the supreme
court OF Texas has given It's endorse
ment to a bill Introduced today by Hon.
w. r. Armstcad Of Jefferson. Section
! provides that il shall be the duty OF
the supreme court TO equa,lze as nearly
as practicable the amount OF business
upon the dockets OF the different courts
OF civil appeals, by directing the trans
FER Of cases from such OF said courts ~
may have the greater number OF cases
upon their dOckets. TO those having a
less amount OF business upon their
dockets, such transfers 20 be made as
soon as practicable after the passage Of
thls act. and thereafter at least once a
year, IN such manner and under such
rules and regulations rs the supreme
court shall provide. and that said
courts OF civil appeals to which such
cases shall be transferred shall have
jurisdiction Of all such cases trhnE-
ferrcd without regard to the districts
in which such cases were originally
tried and return1oip on appeal.
There are 1900 or 1900 eases on the
dockets OF the Fort Worth aud Dallas
branches OF the court OF appeals. A
glara at the dockets Of tho other
three courts will disclose the fact that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12
WHISKY rnusr IN comm.
Case That strikes at the Very
Foundation of 1t.

Chicago. H., Jan. 1.-THE United
States circuit court OF appeals this
morning took up the appeal of the
whisky trust from the decision Of Judge
GrOsscup, awarding $4,000 of rebates
to the Gottschalk company OF Balti-
more. Tie Issue that is made strIes at
the foundation Of the trust. In order
to Keep It's hold on the trade the trust
granted to all dealers who handle its
goods exclusively rebate from to 95
cents a gallon. To sec NJ the payment
OF the rebate 1t was necessary for the
DISTRIBUTOR, Wholesale dealer or retailer
TO MI out a form furnished by The
trust 10 which an affidavit was made
Gottsehalk ~ Co. were distributors fo,
the trust and had claim for $40 00o
rebates The firm declined TO nil ont
the form required by the trust ma vvere
refused payments of the rebates Suit
Tor collection was then begun and In
April last Judge Grosscup rendersd
basement against the trust for SAL
The. trust was not represented ba-
Lore the court today. Its attorney "
., stevens, requested by letter n nos,
p9nement, and II 1t would moi be prant-
ca, SAID he would submit bls briaf
Wl'hout argument. The Gottscboii,
company Is represented by ex-Gov nn,,
land. ""''e ot mary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

\, DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 1l.-Preslden, No
SSit OF the Texas Southern Rasc
d IN league has letters from Galveston
. ,he waco parties giving assuranras
tnat lnese cities will be represented
The luminosity Of Galveslon season,
New Orleans as a member Of Tho ieas,,e
mas NJ, almost entirely disappeared suS
me signing of players win begin ". ~,
an early day. In fact several mon 40
a',gauy as good as under contract
MI. MT McNealus received an npplic,tion
rom san Antonio for a place in an 1,o1
vacancy that shall occur in the Ieagn re
o oii,I The pledge was given ibsf u J
Nv WIN strong financial backing will
No., ~ ors,a \. Mr. McNealus saws that
a yooa ~ no immediate prospect Of such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12
REFORM ECHOES


NAtfhh hhh
Austin, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE house
TO-DAY murdered Representative WurH-
bachs resolution calling for the print
ing OF 10000 copies Of Hogg's message
There was cyclone Of opposition that
swept the resolution into oblivion quick
as a fash of lightning. Ten or twelve
statesmen supported the resolution
feebly of course. They are IN the hos
pital undergoing repairs. The king
Is dead-long live the king"
The number OF pages, has been re-
duced from II to Z. and the number Of
committee clerks from " to s. Instead
of s. per day ms IN defunct legislatures,
the clerks will be paid 81 per day The
economists are starting the fire at the
top OF the pot instead Of underneath
it.
The number OF portecs was cut from
II to S, and cuspidors Will not be de-
odorized more than twice a week dur
ing the session.
The COMMITTEES on contingent ex-
pcnses, ]. X. Wcster. chairman. Is COM
posed Of members who believe In cut
ting and slashing the small items be-
fore the big items block their progress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

Austin, Tex. Jan. 1.-THE retrench
artist began early this morning.
Scarcely had the chair announced the
pages and few committees than he
commenced, downing the resolution
offered Yesterday afternoon to print
10000 copies OF the governors message
for popular distribution and trying by
substitute resolution to cut 81 per day
from the salary OF the assistant Journal
clerk, calendar clerk, enrolling clerk.
engrossing clerk. sergeant-at-nrms.
door keeper, assistant door keeper and
chaplain. 1t had been offered In reso-
luton that each OF these officers re-
ceiye So per day, by King, Of Rock
wall
Drew, OF Kaufman, Immediately
offered the substitute that only the chief
clerk, journal clerk and postmaster re-
celve s. per day and the rest, (the list
ment-onedD receive but 81.
a motion 10 table Drew's substitute
was downed by an aye and nay vote OF
80 10 81 and the substitute was then
voted on.
me little pages whom the chair had
appointed. John Ruskin McArdla
Eugene Mobiles, John McNleld. Stems
welburn, Emory Ray, VIII M. Thorn
ton and James Bower were ordered by
the speaker at this point TO report to
the sergeant-at-arm for duty and In
structlons
c. NJ. smithdeal was announced az
secretary to the speaker az the samk
time the pages had been announced
and committee clerks We're announced
by the chair as f. r.. Mclean. W. +.
Ford, w. +. Bookman. Henry Morri-
son, r. W. MoDougnld, G. w Con, John
Il. Reagan and ID. G.. Adams.
The following committees were an
nouneed. Committee on rules: A. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

Lee WiiliuuV, ~ Negro, severely
Wounds city Marshal CrcnshnNy.

rexarkana, Ark, Jan. 1l.-While ar
resting Lee Williams, tough negro
today, city Marshal James Crcnshaw
Of the Arkansas side was shot In the
shoulder and face and badly, though
not fatally injured
The negro was In a cabin, and when
called on TO come out and surrender
ran out and fired both barrels OF a
shot gun at the officer The gun was
loaded with bird shot; had It been
buckshot, Crcnshaw would have been
Killed, as some OF the shot struck him
In the face. one OF them penetrat-
ing the eye.
Williams escaped but a posse is ar.
ter him. He escaped from jail some
time ago, where he was serving SEN
tence for theft.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12

10 years old and the other less than
IA, were taken from Joint by the
police. These unfortunate waits OF
society are confirmed cocaine rendf
and were fined in the police court as
common prostitutes"
II is asserted by responsible parties
that cocaine is handled recklessly by
dealers In all the large cities and in
many Of the towns Of Texas. and In
stead OF being q blessing II is a curse
10 humanity. determined effort will
be made to regulate the sale Of the stun
by the present legislature.