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Vaccination Bill lndorsed.

Columbus, Texas, February 21.-The FOL
lowing resolutions relative to the State
health laws were adopted by the commits
sioners court Of Colorado county:
Whereas, The county judges and com
mlssioncrs association Mt its recent scs-
sion in Fort Worth, adopted n preamble
and resolution requesting the governor
to take charge of the smallpox epidemic
In the State, at the expense of the State,
and
whereas, We heartily concur in md en-
uorse every sentiment expressed In said
preamble and resolutions. Therefore be
Resolved That we earnestly nppeal to
ms eXceUency to comply with the request
ssniinoaled in said preamble and resolution.
neleVing as We do, that the proposal is
h"5h equitable and Just. and
hesoiVed further That the clerk of this
lelcy, the lieutenant governor ana the
speaker of the house of representatives
win = copy of these resolutions under
seal Of the court: and
c.heSolvcd further. That the Austin
Lallns News San Antonio Express and
Nolorhdo Citizen be reuucsted 10 publish
copies OF these resolutions
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OIL LEGISLATION.
Some Objections to a Bill Now Before
the Legislature.

Some Objections to Bill Now Before
the Legislature.
To the Editor Of The Post.
Beaumont, TEXTS. February 10 There Is
a bill before the legislature, and II press
reports arc correct. almost ready 10 he
enacted into law, that will. II passed
I've very destructive to the interests " Il
large number of oil men and property own.
crs In this section. The bill alluded TO Is
the one proposed by senator Rcaty, with
regard to cquipping oil VOLS with safety
valves and keeping them closed until con.
nectcd with pipe llnes. the effect az whieh
viii 10 70 prevent every well owner from
saving his oil until at cnurmoms expense
ne has mnnaged to construct pine lines and
tanks, unless he sell Co some plpc line CON
Mny n whatever price they choose "a pny.
II Is stated III this mornings papers THAI
Mr GnleN OF the irm Of GuAey Il Gaiey,
me owners Of the Lucas gerser,' IL now
"a Austin working In the Interest OF the
bill. taking MS hls text the danger Of fire
II oil WAS allowed To he snVel iu cAptheh
tnuks, and also the recent CONFEDERATION at
3akrr, Why Is Mr., Galley, Il stranger from
Interests Ia Texas, 30 solleltous about the
welfare OF Texans That he has "a 20 To
Austin 70 work for this bllg For answer
let as state n few facts, rhc Lucas gcyspr
Il on large tract adjoining THO spindle
TOP Heights. subdivision of I'VE and ten
acre blocks. belonging 10 large number
Of people, principally poor men The geyscr
x alN feet fram ih1 south lme ~ this
subdivision, Tho tract lcasnd by t;uhcy &
Galley les west as well as south OF tho
subdivision. Now. on the west and on the
south Inc OF the Spindle Top Heights, and
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PROCEEDINGS.



Austin. Texas February o1.--Couni.too
on insurance reporter IoVoraniy Hanger
bill requiring foreign fire insurance com
nonies ia dcnosif $50 ON os "A nrornnuisite
49,. ,.i =,
!" uoii'- nuS,''Ss !" itA'S'
Fcniteniares committee reported favor
ably Stpfford's bin 10 confer on the GOV.
go. .n,t,.,,i,, -, -, -, - -,
eiH'' ""'u"i'S '" 'S'"' P""i'S !" 'n'i''
torious convicts ana 10 establish rules 10
carry the same into cffort
nc.s,rc was received from tho GOV.
'p'SS'Ef was rf.,.Ne, ''"'n 'n' gov
ern6f nominating l." w Moore oil tafeltc
county "a he Judge at the Twenty second
,,dictal t,e,,,ct ,,c, II ri,ot,h,,nlter 40
$50 ,u..It M Az, ~ 49,,
ceahco' me senate hEreeh' anu ulu go INTO
eccuIlre session ut IL O'Clock aud con
e,m the appointment
wayland presented petition from Braz-
6 g. county AShihE 10, apPtppriatiuh OF s-'''
Vpl ier the Texas volunteer tinMrn
phNidson lbe Wittl called w YETI bil'
authorizing tue houston ahd ieNhs zen
ira! Na,'M way COMPANY to purchase me rEil
WAYS nf tue Fort Worth and New orleans,
the Central Texas and Northwestern, the
Lahtastef iap, the AUSTIN anu Northwest
cru ana the Marine tnhs tlty railway
1eit ottefea an amendment sMuinS the
following, provided, that said Houston
anu Texas central hallway company spail
establish and maintain division headquar-
tcFs ~ the cry OF Austin and II the city
q austin snail within ninety days after
lhs taxing erect OF TINS act, grant II me
flgnt 10 lay ana maintain suitable tracks
tnsrefor, said Houston ana Texas Central
Rahrond company shall by the LIST day OF
December, lD2, contract aud complete a
cnmfuriable and oominodius hrick pnssen
ger station Va lht vicinity OF congress ave-
nue. ~ SAID eity, Of Austin Adopted;
Iotief haa adopted an amendment pro
ylglhs tof me dismissal OF the pending
snt Agalnst me austin ana Northwestern
f"rMhE Nv tne cost OF Tue uetendnnt
iyu 2ilerea an amendment requiring the
shiu Iniiwh@s 70 return TO me donors the
x xs,nit,ae piopSrS anu flgnt OF way ut
" W.. ss Apupteu. -,
-. ~, ~ t 1871, an hinenhnent proVl1lhg
,, IVY l ls al9 lesss Nentra, shnll
- ,, . t9. VII ny austin anu Norlh
msrstgsn Iai,Muy ~ sun hgalnst me latter
f'r rh " III, iiu luz, slt Ahopted
,,es.'.,, snoii, s MI "tneIun engrossea anu
ps,,.s "'"'' """'i s"Spehsloh OF INC
gg,nnan soerroa tho .,,on.,.., =, 49,
ene,.Iip order srn ea,,. suspsns'og 81 i tne
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Total number unlniured squares per acre
se T9tal number squares produced per plant
In view of the foregoing facts presented
by Prof Mally, It is evident that tht
planters In the boil weeri sections sholld
re'y mainly unon the early muturing cot
Tons this senson The varieties tested at
this ana other stations that are we'll suited
10 the purpose are named boiow, together
with names and addresses of The orlgi
majors;
Kings cotton, T. ]. King. Richmond
va, or the Alexander Seed company, Au
glStH, Ca. 80
shines cotton, r. A. shine, Fason, n. G.
Mascot, J. G. Ruau, Macon. Ga.
Nelborn Pct and Perfection Icff Wei
horn, Grauthnm. |. r.
Hawkins Extra Prolific, w. II. Hpwkins
Mona Ca. or the Alexander Serd com
puny, Augusta. Ga
have information that The Wcllborn's
ret aud Perfection seed can he had In
quantities but have been unable 10 locate
large supplies of other varieties suitnhle
Tor carload lots Cluster varieties grown
IN North Texas or the Indian Territory
are TO be preferred over the large bnil
varieties by the farmers in the boil wepvil
81 STREETS, because of their early fruitup
hlh,tS, There is Il normal difference IN
GUYS between planting and maturity with
SuCh early varieties us the Pct and King
ana lote varieties as the bohemian nnd
olhGis' This period Of DAVIS Is. according
10 Frof, Mally's report, the crlticnI tInS
Win tue cotton crop liable TO be attacked
ny 'h' WeeNii. u. 6. Plttuck
AgilculturiSt.
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nbout nfty fcct from The line, this nrip Is
putting up dcrricks 800 or GO feet npa,i
uonr having already been crectedl, ana WIZ
soon. i!c ready 10 draw away the oil Of the
with all possible speed building & pipe me
anu eiiormons storage tanks which are 81
pectcd to be ready for use wlthih ~
weeks. Every ono of their wells. as SO ~
90 completed. viii be turned loose INTO
their pipe line.
In Il few weeks the small operators Who
are now drilling wells In the spindle Iop
Heights Will have reached the ~; what
will they dog If not interfercd with by tne
legislature those who are near enough V
the line To be in danger Of having their on
taken by Gulfey & Galley viii dig tanks to
store IL in But II the aforesaid bill hc
comes law. their wells VIII nave 10 y.
closed. ana Guffey & Galley will TAKE tue Z
oil nj the rate OF thousands OF barreis
every day. 49,.
It is estimated that at least .s25o,om
would be required to start pipe line m
tnnkngc system II would profanity he SlN
months ana perhhps twelve before small
operators conld make their arrangements
and he prepared to save thcir oil Wy
that time many Of them would nc ruinenii
These facts sufficiently explain NV
Galcy's solicitudc for the dear people. Thr
ineongrrity OF his action Hes III the f9ct
that his firm has lake Of oil near dlaafs
city containing 10000 barrels or more. TINS
lake VIII probably he n mcnncc II his iorr
ho1lngs are correct for months becaus
the first oil TINT flows In his tanks NIL W.
OF course. comp from INC WfIAS hu ny. ~.
of Spindle Ton Heights. His lake WIZ nor
he in danger and can stand untii ne mas
scoopcd In MI the oil In the neighborhonn
| believe that every one who knows any
thing about that oil will verify my sthta
ment that there can he no reasonable on
lection to storing 1t In cnrthen tanks ~
the first place, there will be none so stored
except to prevent Its being taken hi oth"t
PARTIES, becnusp there Is some waste n
such storage, and oil is too precious 10
wasted II II could be nvotdetL ~
The only objection Is the danger OF hre
Well suppose there shond he IT fire. M
the whole tank should burn up; who would
lose? The owners Of the oil No one cls'
II viii be mn open fire ont on the prniri"
nowhere near any buildings. 1t VIII no
hot but that will he nm additionnl reason
for Keeping away. No one VIII fall Into ~
VIII thcre he any oxnlosionf Not AZ all
II win simply he big fire.
This oil Is only In slight decree IN
hamaIe Ycu can throw lighted mntrh
into the Gufrcv & Gnley oil lake and II
Will 80 ont. In an omen tnuk cyNr" dny
the dancer Of Gre Is lossencd. hconus" the
gas Is constantly escaping. This Is not the
ease in mn iron tank The gas Is kent IN
and rises To tho surface. If lightning
strikes It, YOU not only have contagra
tion. Int an explosion
helicve that II Senator Reatv Ind I'M
dcrstood I'LL of the facts. and known now
nttnrlv ruipous snch law would he e.
n largo number of pconle. he never wouil
have offered his hill n Should he entitled
hill tn protect Mcssrs Gnffev & tinlev
and enable them 10 take other neonlc's oil
without compensation d. r. Beatty,
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A GOOD DEAL OF NoN'',

About "BIood Purifier. .. ~ IL
Every drop of blood WI i ~
ana tissue in the body a.. cal II frp..
but one way, and nSn,ssasted. 2
some food properly W. thsl ~
u, no i H,n1f va" can purify the n o,V 4
~ t's tIssues siid strons ss iisIist
new N. n .assu nn a mar With iAs 80
dyspepsia or indiges.,ols bat q ~ W
or That other failaun Sirest ~
och which refuses to.uo,inr saa ?
, n,au novels w By pills and s caas' tas
'h st, uo dyspepsia Tae sss bIsst'
meals. because they ! ~ s.iomssbs \
principles which weah Il pspslH Y
pnIess the deficiency y asrless Y
tase is supplied II ni s b ~
20 oe cure stomach troup .,es,thaftls,
90 cur ..nills'' and cave AVE- ~
have absolutely no n slye Y
their only effect Is /" Il
stimulation. ma active 4, w
one grain OF tns hlrts WI Y. II
stuart's dyspepsia sna 'sIFilt 4
sr r Of meat, eggs s .,.u thsi Il
Experiments have s i.Is Il 9rVg.
this in a glass bolllS ,aueh ias'r
ture. but Of course az !,
IN mere her is probably r. r. IsNg' ,
ve,snlly used as stllar ssaa llliat
II e Is not only the sleS !. i' sser'
neopIe who use them them "a sana ~
snre perfect dieestlon X !
peanle who enjoy ll,J'isrIy 8
art's Tablets as re- ,,ney ~, vs
their meals, because Y sIrays ~
well. prevention 'py<pepsan,.s y
r no,", II where i e .ss,, ~. u;
~ os'" ore or two Of i ingi' snd si'
t nsnt than any other
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HUNTSVILLE ITEMS.
No Visitors Can Gain Admittance to the
Penitentiary for Thirty Days.

No Visitors Can Gain Admittance to the
Penitentiary for Thirty Days.
Huntsville, Texas, February u Captain
j G. Smlthers, assistant superintendent
of State pententiares, announced today
that no one either on business or as vlsi-
tors. would be allowed within the walls
for the next thirty days. This precaution
Is deemed necessary as a protection for
the inmates against smallpox. which Is 80
prevalent over the state. Parties from a
distance contemplating a visit to the peni-
tertiary should take notice and save a
useless trip.
Judge John c. Williams returned today
from Austin, whore he has been in the
interest Of the bill before the Legislature
to raise the salary of penitcntiury guards.
Mr.. +. o. Brown has returned from n
business trip to Houston and New Orleans
markets.
Rev. S. II. Morgan, chaplain Of the
pentcntlary, has been confined to his home
with grip
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LA GRANGE LOCALS.
News o. tho Appointment Of |, W. Moo

News OF the Appointment Of /. w. Moore
as District JUDGE.
Ia Grange Texas, February II .-The La
Grange Compress company has secured 4
pat OF ground in Lockhart and viii Greet
hfst-elass compress plant In that city.
y klatt, John b. Holloway. r. r.
BRADSHAW and A. c. Lcnert members q,
SSne pay Pfulrie Irrigation company. lnff
i I me eompany's farm Via The Southern
iSclnc and Cane Belt railroads totiay
news was received from Anstin .hds
mJ.nlhg INIT Governor savers Ind ai,'
boain nd lion. !" W Moore as distrie,
suuIe oi thls district to ill out the nm
tApised term of Judge TeIehmueller Iara,
Va me day Judge Moore received tsia.
E E. rom Senator p. a. Paulus 'nofifyip@
a nm, Iant inc senate had confirmed HE
H,,p1p"5,nlmcht. The Judge will enter unos
the duties Of hts office III once ns a,s a,',
syuts neglns q San Marcos next Nonlav
Misses Eva Brown and May Mckinney .,
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Alvin News Notes.

Alvin Texas, February 2i.-Thc last
smallpox patient was released from quar-.
anime Yesterday and once more the city
IS ehGely free from the dreaded disease.
mere Is not an empty dwelling house
IN me city 10 meet the demands OF the
newcomers, but several are being erected
up9 many more are in contemplation
r, Messfs. j w. Evans of Brcnham and
btrFah y Gorea of Temple claim agents
OF the Santa Fe, spent several hours In
the city today on business.
Mr.. G.. H. Patton of Houston was here
today on business. =
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fu'eStine, Texas, February 21.-Yester.
uaS evening there appeared In the Local
p"pers petition asking the mayor, A. l..
lowers, ana Aldermen w. p Savage. j.
=, otiynn, Joe Russ and V. Il. Duhnse
Al ,Iontlnue IN office for another two years
n na,,n Mansly, engineer on the Inter.
n nsarohai ana Great Northern railway holds
cati nehce he was not included I'm tho
~, III. u is generally understood this call.
'loush modest as to number. Is practically
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Richmond Local Nctss

Richmond, Texas, Februalg n
Masterson called the probate v
day. Several annual exhibits
heard at this term Of the ~a',
The criminal docket was COM 4
terday. Twenty-elght d la,l.ss
pleas Of guilty, no convle.loITn. M
p Rev. +. W. Thomas Is y W. "
tending the preachers soa Ky y,r,a
The Representatives Oh sa' rsass
cincts OF this count! ms III Nh IA
meet the committee tnm a. n
mond on the 4th OF Msi'n WI,
pose of ascertainmg w IA "A
storm sufferers Of fort p DrssIus
is requested that each
county be represented.
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ArTERvooN SESSION

rpon reconvening. Senator Hanger con.
ciudcd his remarks on the industrial bill.
Hanger moved to table the Johnson cub.
stitute 10 locate the school ct Grcenylle.
Carried.
Hanger moved to table the wayland
amendment making It an annex to the
Agricultural and Mechanical college. The
vote stood t3 to 10. Lieutenant Governor
Browning voted aye and The amendment
was tabled leaving the matter of location
TO the discretion OF the board
senator Grunnu offered mn amendment
providing that the place selected for the
school slinli furnish gratis site.
savage offered an amendment TO the
anendment requiring the successful place
to not ons furnish 4 ate bgt !; bonue or
S2Uopl IN cash Or In Improvements. Adopt
cd, ~ ayes. 3 noes.
Tho Gilman amendment MS amended was
then adopted.
After the defeat of sevcrnI amendments,
the hll was ordered cngrossed
DihFcll secured the cnerossncnt OF his
lil establishing normal school at San
Marcos II passed finally under a suspcu.
sion of the rules
Davidson fDo Witu called M and had
finally passed house bill authorizing cities
anl counties TO fund bonds issued since
Tho industrIal school hin came I'M on
motion 10 suspend the rules Patterson Sc.
cured recognition aud spoke In opposition
10 the bill. he snid that the effect or thu
passage Of tbs class Of legislation VIII
tend 10 enf Off the country school children
from IN equal share OF the school fum.
Sir Patterson delivered u most cnusfip
criticism o. toe author Of Industrial cdu.
cation IN Tests. who was present In the
scuut" aud scuted within ten feet Of the
sp'akrr. Quitc breeze was stirred tho
s'laioiS were AL attention and watched
with hrphhlcss expectancy thu central ag-
ur"s ~ each fresh attack was made
II was one Of the most scathinr arraicn.
ns"n i. 'vefN delivered In the senate. and
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Frisco Extension VIII Help ! !

Mckinney, Texas, FeDr'lai, !,
ers and stockmen in the Hss, u,
Collin county are jueiian' ~ y
no,,ncement that the Tri ss.s Il 4
nm extension Of its line II Wx
man through West C snin nroissH
is one of the best gi ,hs hsrisl
lions in the state ana tus ,s ywd
nortinr the cereals 70 fa
ut present is great
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an announcement Of the ahcre n
gentlemen for reelection In wi
There will probably be 40 n
ticket. the opposition being msa u
general policies of the admlulsi,a !,
the contention that different ii
not proportionately represents
board is now constituted,
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this city have gone to New Orleans to
witness the Mardi Gras festivities
City Marshal Will Loessin and his bride
arc costly established in their new home.
just east of Stolzs marble yard.
The commissioners court today appointed
mr.. Walton Moore of this city as county
DhySciau
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clehurne Commercial Y

cleburne, Texas. February "a 4 4.
burne Commercial. cup e'p ID
ing officers; Presidents = ! p,t,a
first vice president, Il red Dlsks'
second vice president, ~ sa surei,iis
rotary, II, T. Dance' p pars
dale. Jr.. Directors, Dui I. Hltl
dickson, j. II. Hess, s n I. IN
Rags,lale, Jr., j. f. "au
nj u
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t.oroRrn onpHANS. HOME

Tho committee on education acted IN.
vorahly on bin by speaker Prince pro
vIdfng for the establishment Of school
and home for coiored orphans.
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the substitute striking out "Greenylllen
and Inserting Amarillo
senator johnson addressed the senate In
behalf OF his substitute.
Senator Hanger spoke against locating
the school at Bryan, hut favored leaving
the matter of location TO the board OF
managers Of the institution provided for III
the bill.
MIR. Hanger also made n constitutional
argument against locating the school at
BRYAN. saying that the constitution provid-
cd for only certain studies to lie Taught
college. and that II would he In violation
Of II to add other studies. He nlsa uuotctt
from the constitution With reference to 4
limitation on appropriations for the college
ut Brynn, contending that tho ma yimum
had been exceeded In violation Of the pro-
Visions
Adjourned until O'clock
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Total number Injured squares per acre
July T. 0aa00.
Total squares produced per plant, Au.
gpsi I. a.
sNumhcr OF squares injured during the
month by females left over from previous
months. This IL half the entire number
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MISTROT BROS. &C0|
Friday and Saturday Bargains from the ( h
Frank CO. San Antonio Fire Stock.

u"' unu saturday n
Third Floor-Take EI,y,,,
nemhants of Wool inrraln {.
! yard up to IS, worth M Na'x
,ne whole remnant and 4, ss'1 I
Friday and Saturday ~ ~
Tor, yard .... KY
one and one-half yard ,sss.. A. "
due''e' administer and Tapest,, 1
sells Carpets. worth up q s,.s Y
YOU get the whole rempap, III, Y
Saturday W!
'''t.',......,. V4
remnants of Japan and az. 4
tings, yard up to 90 worth ..
TAKE the whole remnant and \. |
1t Friday and Saturday cl|
at, per yard .........
Just received $50 rolls Fansr /.
Mattinss, cotton warp, handson. q, /
~ s".'eins' worth ACE ydrd, III
~" '''iu"s 3kI
r,.'".''.''''..'".,." ~
.ies "ooien' Linen ind Md
I h''shtiy soiledl; q i
Friday and Saturday, la
''u ''.'.''.'',..'.... w
, u,'uie' rianneiette and Percrl n
o''n up ~ sl.VV Fiji, d
S''uiu"N IN
49, w IN ''.'',.'........ ~
Nt csilMeu fetuc0als "a
"iu uiack' worth up 70 sl2' M
oa n' 20 Vt ",s' NH
Co, ~ "m' 49, 1870. ~
HI na
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rr1r LAND Fill.

Tho committee on public land AMI land
office reported favorahly substitute for
NIL general land hlllS before tt. The hill
is accompanied by an amendment prohib-
fling county clerks and county surveyors
from acting ms agents In selling school
lands. Tho llll takes ont ~ tho absolute
leaS" district the following twcnty.thrce
countIcs: Yonkmn. Terry. Lynn Cara,
Kent. Borden. Scurry. Howard Mitchell
SierllnS. Coke. East Tom Green. Mcnnr1
Mpeon Kimhlo, Kerr, Bandera, Cyalde.
Frlo. Ia Sulle. McMullcn. puvai and
NuQCoe
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for that month fcasting ut the rate of one
square per day. This note also applies to
table No ..
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1,nnEE lMpoRrANT n1LLs

Tue house committee on internal i'm.
proycmeuts held seuslon this afternoon
ami acted favorahly on three bills Of i'm
puftance
rae It'll III Mr.. Philllns, counterpart
of " hlrh pissed the senate this morning
pc1:uittins consolidation If the lio1stOa
nnd Texas Central the Austin md North
wtNtttn. thar Central Texas and North
western tho Fust Worth and New or
lrsrs, tho Lancaster Tan anl tho Marble
Faiis civ Railroad coIunaples was acte Z
on favorahlv. several puhll. hearings have
hc,-u held IN This liIl Inc Only opposition
coriipg frhm WaXghgrhic
The committee acted favor1hly on a I'LL
nv Scratnr Patterson comnellinE RAILROADS
to provide safety interviewing devices AZ
crossings
'rjro hill Ivy Nessrs ooncv aud Ellis per
hitting hv~nch limos uf railroads to hN
extended from branch lines also received
Endorsement.
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POLL TAX BILL PASSED.
Constitutional Amendment Is to Be
Submitted to the People.
THE EpHEpTIC ASYLUM LAW SIGNED
Lirsyonb's Bill to Transfer the First
Court Of Appeals to Houston VIII
Have Two Reports on II.
Austin. rexns. February 81.

THIS BEING SENATE BILL DAY, nOfn-
ing was said about the Hugg amendments
IN the house. The understanding Is now
that II MT reached sncner in regular or.
Orr, fhrs win be called up next We'd
res,iay sfid finally laid on the shelf.
AMONG OTHER MATTERS. tho house
to-day rgsscd the senate resolution pro.
Wiling "A; she submission OF the so.eulled
poll TAX amendment 10 The constitution,
the adosrrn Of which sill make the pay
ncnt a 4 poil tag 4 prerequisite to the
esereisc nj the right to vote.
THE SENATE passed tho Houston AMI
Tf@as Central consolidation bill: that
todr also advtucod the Industrial schcol
~ 10 tlilrd fcaiIuE ahd will. II Is ex-
retcd pa.s II finally tomorrow.
TT e doTl.KNOR thls afternoon signed
senttc concurrent resolution 80. I
.hmtntYlg the world for generous aid
given 10 Galveston storm sufferers; alS J
hoesr hiil 36l providing for the brild-
ig OF an cpilcntir asylum Mt Abilene.
which carries MI appropriation OF 500.
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