Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15
THE GOVERNORS VETO MAY BE
nvERRIpDEN.
THE FRIENDS OF THE LAND BILL
WILL SAVE ALL THEY CAN FOR
THEIR CONSTITUENTS THE
FEE BILL WILL BE UP AGAIN
THIS WEEK-NEwsPAPER MEN.


any reasonable amount that the veto
will not be sustained.
w. H. Gnlland. editor OF the Baird
star, and representative from Callahan
county, was paired with Hon. a. Il.
oNeal ON the Bowser libel bill. Gill
land was for the bill; O'Neal against II.
The country press Is well represented
In the lower house OF the state leg
stature Among the officers and
clerks are j. l.. Robinson, assistant
Journal clerk: Albert q. stewart. cal
ender clerk; j. Il. Mcfarland, engtoss-
ing clerk; II. w. Smith, reading clerk
w. j. BoulSmun, committee clerk W.
II. Ford. committee clerk; G, w. COIL
committee clerk. The members VINO
edit newspapers are Hons. $. L, Evans
of GraysOn, w. n. Glllland of Gala
han. II. w. Martin of Coryell, l.. W.
l.illand OF Freestone. Byron Drew OF
Kaufman. Il W. Smith OF BraZos and
JEFF McLemore OF Nueccs. There is
one thing about these editors: They
are generally in their seats attending
to their business and the business OF
their constituents.
Representative #. H. Good Is at his
home, called there by the Illness OF his
wife. For three months he never miss
ed rOll-call but twice, and no man ~
more conscientious In tine discharge
Of his duties or more devoted to the
principles OF the Democratic party.
He has made a most excellent record.
Representative Tarver Of Webb, who
has been roaring like Gagged lion over
the last veto OF the consolidation bill
by the governor, on the ground that he
had been Indirectly ceusured In the
veto message, made an alarming dis
covery today, on the day the bill
passed he was at his home in Laredo
and ms matter of courtesy did not vote
for the hill. The major was somewhat
crestfallen when the discovery was
made and the boys are having a
bushel OF fun at his expense.
The fee bill viii be yducu up by Ev-
ans Of Hunt Tuesday and another pref
~ fight il Anticipated Mills fee bill
will be called up ON the same day aud
has many strong supporters. The Mills
bill Is the most equitable measure he
fore the house. II scales the fees In all
counties OF 10000 and upwards, and in
stead of robbing the litigant for the
state It reduces the foes and leaves
the savings In the pockets of the lltl-
giant. Some sort Of fee bill viii pass
the house before the close OF the week.
This much Is admitted by those who
are understood to be against any sort
of a fee bill.
The Wayland bill. reducing the tax
on fire and life Insurance companies.
WIN pass tue mouse II tnut pouy ever
Etts square Whhek MT H. IL Is very
iate IN lle session, however anu tht
lna ~, i'ci "'e wearing prouu
The labor lien bill, now pending.
which gives material men, mechanics
and labOrers Il chance to secure what
is justly theirs. has been sde-trackcd
dcsnondant ,rh ,,',,.,r,,,. So ,DT H., H.,
yyn,.l,irrr,o, 90 a., st,t t,.ir,,,f.., Wv,
tbis snrt Ss ,,,,,, ~ "
oT tho dsfa1t Of No Iii s, ,,.1ti' ~
legislature The cbinf syccntIye he
done bis pnrt nus
Hon. j. II. Monroe OF starr county
is the largest man I'm tho ,nnso III,
fins tho hnon nj close ON ia qn0 ,,,,,,,,Is
He is also ono OF the most coneervat i,,
ns wen ma brnIny mcmhers ana ho,
made n frrcnt r.nut1tin,, ,s D., 1.,.,,.
headed ana consriantInus lcfsisIrtn, IL,
is from starr countv and Starr NV,
Colonel James s. Hoe f5m, ,,ator ,,,i',,,
he made his second race rn,. ,,o,'o,,,,, ,.'''
As outlined In these dlsnatrbes Lao,
nirbt the f,.iop 10 ~ mo ia,,6 XII, Iii
introduce amendments t6'n,arr n,,. W." r,,
moving the clat,gca IN cSGioh ~ ,-,'.
ernor Inns internnsed violent ot,iacti7,,,,.
The bill passed the ho,ise nv n scant
majority in it's present form and baJ
many implacablr enemies. shoul5 tb",r
gentlemen reopcn tho nrht The 1,nerd-
ments will be Jefcotc1 Hon i7ra,,I. ~
Burmester, one of the ablest mor,,,,.rs
was on the sidc ~ tho In a ati"u i,,a,,',
stage during tho long and wenrv ug,,i
viii not support the amendments H.,
wants the bill I'm lts nrcsent rn,,,, t,,
not I'll. In the caucms h"id ~, t ~,
friends OF the bill Inst nIlsht Bu,;n,ois,,,
declared that he was in fnvor az stnrJl
ing pat. SAID he. net tho ,,o,,s,.,,'i.
veto the hill and take Tho r ca,iso
quences." Burmoister's rbIof ~, ta u,'ag
to the amendments Is mai tho ,,or r,s'o 30
all suits is placed at Austin lie iu Con- Ol
democrats and cortai,, 1,iJuat ana I'M
hurdships on those who owe Tho si,,e
or who lease or purchase school ian5s
In future. The senators and ro,,,o ANUS
atives from the west md son, fSvi,.t
were in session all day and oro oT bdiii,,.
another session. Their cause i is hdl
perate hut they win mslgc h Us
fight to save all they can far tbo,r , da,,
stituents out OF the wreck .b'on,, Nul,,
by the governors veto. '''e''eu
Morris OF Hood ia n ,ro,,,,,o-
serves well Of his constituents. Jio Is
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