Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-05
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Most Measures Completed That Will
Pass This Session.
THE END In SIGHT.
Congressional, Senatorial and Repre-
sentative RedlStrictlng Bills
Passed Another Special Ses-
sion WIN Follow.

Of the Texas legislature called by the
governor has about finished all business
and will be- ready to adjourn oven be-
fore the time limit. which will expire
tonight at midnight. Most Of the
subjects which were submitted have
been passed and others have progressed
far enough TO DO on the safe side. The
appropriation and the judicial redistrict'
ing bills are the only ones that totally
failed.
Yesterday was busy day in both
houses.
Tho free conference bills on congress
sional and representative districts were
adopted by both houses. There was
some show OF opposition, but It proved
futile.
The OH taxing bill has been engrossed.
% has the bill increasing tts amount OF
the state trcasurer's bond. but they viii
die on the calendar.
The representative districts bill was
finally adopted.
Governor Sayers has given no intima'
ton as 20 when he will call another ex.
ira session or that he will call one at
all Various rumors are out that the
governor will reconvene the lawmakers
at once and only include in the call the
appropriation bill This seems 10 DO
tho prevailing opinion. though some be-
lieve he will include other subjects.
The congressional districts bill as fin.
ally passed fixes the districts as FOL.
lows:
First district-IAmar. Red River.
Bowie. Cass. Marion, Morris. Titus, Camp.
Franklin. Delta and Hopkins.
Second district-Jefferson Orange.
Newton, Jasper. Sabine, san Augustine.
Angeline. Cherokee, Nacogdoohes. Shell.
by. Panola. Harrison. Tyler aud Har.
din.
Third district-van Zandt. Hender.
son. Wood. Smith. Upshur, Gregg.
Rusk and Kaufman.
Fourth district-Grayson. Collin. Fan.
min, Hunt and Rains
Fifth district-Dallas. Rockwall. Ellis
Hill aud Bosqne.
Sixth disrrict--NavArro. Freostone.
Limestone, Robertson, Brazos and Mi.
lam.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures, Liberty.
Chambers, Polk, San Jacinso. Trinity.
Houston and Anderson.
Eighth district-Harris. Fort Bend,
Austin. Waller. Montgomery. Grimes.
Walker, Madison and Leon.
Ninth district-Wh wharton. MAtagosda.
jackson. LAvaca. Gonzales. Dewitt, VIC
toriA. Calhoun. AransAs, Refugio, Go
lad. Bee. KArnes. Brazoria, Colombo
and FAyette.
Tenth district-WilliAinson. Travis.
Hays. Caldwell. Bastrop. Washington.
Burleson and Lee.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures. Falls,
Bell, Curyen and Hamilton.
Twelfth District-TArrant. Parker.
Hood. Somervall. johnson. Erath and
Comanche.
Thirteenth District Cooke. Denton.
Wise. Montague. Clay, Jack. Young.
Archer, Wichita. Wilbarger, Baylor.
Throckmor,on, Knox. Foard. Harde-
man, Cot,le. Motley. Floyd. Hale, Par
mer. Castro, Swisher Briscoe. Hall.
Childress, Collingsworth. Donley. Arm.
strong, Randall, Deaf Smith. Oldham.
Potter, Carson. Gray. Wheeler, Hemp
hill. Roberts, Hutchinson. Moore. Hart
ley. Dallam, Sherman, Hansford, Och.
iltree and Lipscomb,
Fourteenth district--LAmpasas, Cole
man, Brown, Mills, Mccullough, Ma
son. San Saba. Llano. Gillespie, Blanco.
Comal, Bexar. Kendall. Kerr. Burnet
and Bandern.
Fifteenth district Medina, Frio, Atlas
cosa, McMullen. Ia Sale. Webb, Duval.
Nueces, Cameron. Hidalgo, Starr, Zapa.
Ia. San Patricio. Live Oak. Uvalde, Ia
valla, Dimmitt, Maverick, Kinney, Val
Verde. Wilson and Guadalupe.
Sixteenth district-El Paso, JEFF Davis,
Preside, Brewster. Pecos, Crockett, Ed
wards, Sutton. Schleicber. Menard.
Kimble, Concho, Tom Green. Iron,
Upton. Crane, Ward. Reeves, Loving,
Winkler. Ector, Midland. Glasscock,
Sterling, Coke, Runnels, Callahan,
Stephens, Shackelford, Jones Taylor,
Nolan. Fisher. scurry. Mitchell, How
nrd, Borden, Dawson, Marin, Andrews,
Gaines, Yoakum. Cochran. Hockey.
Terry. Lubbock, Lynn, Cara. Kent.
Eastland. Pnlo Pinto, Haskell. Stone
wall, King, Dickens, Crosby, Lamb and
Bailey.
Tho population Of the districts is as
follows;
First district ........... 900. 500
Second district ................ 1908, 372
Third district ................. .igL g53
Fourth district .................2ls,963
Fifth district ................ 900, O6l
sixth district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884, $50
Seventh district. ................li4 , 43l
Eighth district. ................ 2O2. 1885
Ninth district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1874
Tenth district ................ PA. 1874
Eleventh district. ...............l73, AS
Twelfth di -ict ................i77 ,6S7
Thirteenth istFict ............ls1,3 $3.50