The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
TtSTON'S CHARTER.
y, taken Up IN Committee and
a.,,,lIlsa Vas Heard on It.
,sp J,HtS OPPOSED LABOR BILL
.re Against Organization
meu-The Textile school
y. FayorabIy Reported.

v,,y Are Against DISSEMINATION
,.eu-The Textile school
. DC FavorabIy Reported.
r.xss February 14.--House
I. an cities and towns this after
,..Iaered the Galveston city char
number Of amendments, most
,orecting yerblage, were of
~ Representative Nolan ami
The Committee declined 10 adopt
.sment offered by the same gen
,,oyiding that the city SHAH pay
.mss not less than 81 a day for
M work This. it was stated, is
uesent charter, and was mad
\ emitted in drawing the pres
iasr
rspiment was asked for by Lewis
n Galveston to strike out the
n authorizing the city to con
|ro,erty outside OF the city for
SIMPLY. This because OF a suit
N 10 the title to the wells where
n now gets its water. Former
Ismsn Crowley asked for an
en, TO provide that no railroad
y should be granted except upon
XIV vote OF the people. Neither
smendments received support in
knaIltee. Richard II Tieraan, as
div attorney: Marsene Johnson,
I recorder; oliver Lorenzo, j. w.
|Alierman Weber and Alderm n
II all OF Galveston. spoke in OPP
L 10 the bill, chiefly Directing to
I,.rl Of the city BY a commission
IA by the governor instead of by
Il officers The friends of the
h will be heard tomorrow.
EARNER's BILL ENDORSED.
house committee on judiciary No. /
|f.rnoon acted favorably on the bill
Garner, providing a way to quiet
he to certain land lying between
aeres and Rio Granle rivers Which
bly, was included hl certain Span
Z Mexican grants.
san. Attorney General Reese and
Rogan appeared and
u the purpose of the b II,
saep on county b un1arIes acted
Ny on the bill by Mr.. HAWKING
lpg for the adjustment of the un-
Ied cOun les OF Upton. Crane, Low
i Winkler and that the territory
l,luded in the first two should re-
ely be attached to the counties
land and Ector and Of the latter
the county of Ward.
fRlAL AND TEXTILE SCHOOLS.
committee on elucle4on. after
sei discussion, recommended the
Of a IL tstilute for the Grubbs
'ovidins for the establishment OF
Industrial sch 1l and the Stolen
Dill providing tor the establish
ia textile school The substitute
5 for the establishment OF the
al school for girls and tht textile
IN connection with the Agricultural
fhanlcal college at Bryan
institute carries an appropriation
~ Tor the Industrial school AMI
for the textile school. Messrs.
I'd and Dean viii submit minor
n iaysrlrg the GruI-fs' bill.
Aclnnis OF Bryan, e. j. Smith OF
! Nrs, Helen NJ StQddard and Mrs.
addressed the committee.
ABLE REPORTS ON SENATE
y BILLS.
spmittee on State affairs re-
O'''' lyorably as follows:
.anssr Providing for the creation
D ,n auditor in counties Of over
p oyer y and hose containing
~ 10 Inhabitants.
, c 2eorganizing the State
1 nent Of tFiilng for the proper
owns A sinking funds Of cities
,ouiring orlbstitute for Savage +
~ marrisgs TO accompany orders
,e licenses TO persons un-
a at Tuen judiciary No. APP
mena try's meeting decided to I
,bly bill the committee repor /
lng 10 Davidson Galveston (
taxes city OF Galveston all /
, wears lected in that city forf
,yemenube applied TO permanent /
tavors1 committee decided 10 re- I
natinr Lloyd's bill requiring the /
n jai 'hiiureh ana PRISON
esn man Sebastian of State af- 1
20 anee has appointed Grlnnan. /
inio leeler as subcommittee 10 {
/ m numerous petitions received I
an pal option law and see If /
% Sawn to prevent express com |
y hcts. DO 'H'o 'o'"i