The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-09

he bern ae.itri from rents In New or
leans ana Memphis aud other places, aud
for property W other kinds
An invest Entiou If tho matter develops
tho appar M taoi chat no general hin has
been uasscl because one has never been
pushed sufficiently. Mr.. Cooper viii make
ut Ibis session. and he VIII be very gea-
orally supported
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED
Seven hundred and two bills and nineteen
Joint resolutions were introduced In the
house NJ representatives on the opening day
NJ congress. or this number 1913 were pri-
waite bills. for pensions, etc. while the re
naming 30 covered general subjects
Several nj the bills have reference to the
matter Of tho manufacture Of oleomargarile
ard the regulation thereof. Mr.. McClcary
iMinnl offered n measure making olco and
other imitation dairy products subject to
tho laws OK the State Territory or district
into which they are transported. and max
ing the tax . cent per pound where the
product Is MOT colored in imitation Of but
ter, and 10 cents per pound. TO he paid by
The manufacturer when olorcd in imta-
tion of butter 4 bill introduced by MIR.
laNntl proposes to amend the present law
by Increasing the tax on olpo in certain
cases ana 20 make oleo AID all other imita-
Iiou dairy products subject to the laws
of the state or Territory into which tlcy
are transported. The bin differs from that
introduced by MI McCleary in that 1t is
not proposed 10 place any tax on olco when
not co.urcd In initiation OF butter Mr..
. Davidson WIS., also introduced a bill COW
| erng the subject which, In its main feat.
ures, is similar to those of the other two
! gentlemen named. Il seems likely that a
/ very determined night will be made on the
olCo interests and that strong defense
WIZ DO made by those affected
MT. Henry tIrNaSl introduced bill
WHICH X passed, Will have very important
I DcillAE ON tho case Of Ex-Governor TAYLOR
oil Kentucky and which will very cifcctual.
I ~ prevent recurrence Of the state Of
/ auJirs which now exist with reference ia
,Aai individual who is fugitive from jus.
ice "nt VINO, on account of the protection
given MIN hr Governor Durbiu oI Indiana,
can NOT boo secured by the authoritic. o..
hcu,u by. Mr.. Heny'S bin proposes to
/ amend section 52to Of the revised statutes
b" IS TO read as follows: Whenever the
/ executive authority OF any State or Terri
Tory demands any person as fugitive from
Justice on the executive authority Of any
state OF Territory 10 which such fugitive
mas ued ana produces a copy OF an indict-
ment found or an affidavit made before
| any magistrate Of any State or Territory
| charging the person demanded with hay
/ ing committed treason, felony or other
crime. certified as authentic by the Cover
nor or chief magistrate Of the State or
/ erritOry whence the person so charged
has He'd. SuCh demand Of the executive an.
ih"rtty OF the state or Territory from
whence said person has fed. together with
the Indictment or affidavit alone shall he
conclusive and lndiSputshlc proof 10 the
executive authority and courts of any Statp
or Territory 10 which said pcrsuu has ded
that such person Is q fugitive from Justice
I from the State ar Territory from whence
such person so charged has fed, aud the
executive authority NJ the state or Terri
/ tory 10 which such person has Red shall
cause him TO be arrested and secured, npd
snail cause notice Of tue arrest ia be given
TO the, executive authority making such
dcmaud or to the agent of such auihori Y
appointed to receive the fugitive ana shall
cause tho fugitive Ia he delivered to such
agent when he shall appear and the said
order or warrant OF such executive author
itF 'auSinE the arrest and securing Of such
person shall not he inquired into, modified
{ disputed or invalidatcd IN nuy court or
! tribunal Of the State or Territory 10 which
such person has 1cd or In which ho is
found. nor shall any such court or trIbuu9I
have any power to release such person for
any cause II no such agent appcars with.
IN SIN months from the time Of the arrest
or expenses incurred in the apprchending.
securing and transmitting such fugitive
10 the state or Territory making such de.
man! snail be paid by such state or Terri
| tory.
Mr.. Henry also introduced a hill deAn.
Ing trusts providing for penaltlcS and
PnhlNhmrntS o. firms, corporations, per
sons hnd associations ~ persons connected
with them. ana TO promote free competition
IN the United states The measure rcoltcs
that a trust Is combination of capltaI.
shilI or acts by two or more persons, hrlns
corporations or associations Of nrrsoos fo,,
any ono OF several purposes, which are
named. and provides that anyone who shall
become engaged In carving out the pur
poses OF trust, rs defined, shall he sub
jet to the laws OF the State or Territory
into Whieh ne ships his goods and shall
not he entitled tn tho protection ~ the in
lerState commerce laws Mr. Henry and
democrats generally viii make a fight for
both hlIs, OF course. hut there rs grave
danger OF their being killed
hiu Introduced 10y Mr. Moody Mass
provides Tor the protection of colored citi-
Gems or the United States against Ivp,bIp,.