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PROCEEDINGS.

Austin, Texas, February l9.--The senate
me- this morning with a Quorum present,
President Pro Tenn Davidson presiding.
Postponed until next Tuesday the consid'
Grafton of the special order, the Frisco con-
solilatlon bill, on motion Of Senator Hen
derson.
The house concurrent resolution pro-
vlding for the appointment Of u COMMITTEES
10 negotiate for the purchase Of McArde's
painting of the battle Of SAN Jaclnto was
adopted after tho preamble was stricken
out by amendment
Petitions were presented as follows:
By Decker-From citizens OF Deaf Smith
county protesting against open season IL
cattle quarantine.
Nv Hale-trom wage earnerB OF SmlLh'
vile vposing blu providing for garnish'
muut oil labor wages.
'Bv Eaulk-frum Commercial cluO OF I9I'
slcoua advocating worlds Fair appropria'
ulon. ....,,, ,,r,,r,, from
Texas NuluuleGr Nuulu LV 7o0" 'N'
Senator Faublon had adopted his rosola.
/ ton citing necessity for tho establishment
/ Of pn asylum for adult blind .., 81,
Davidson OF DE Nltt AHu "QEt"NSuI Ia
J hin limiting corporations to ons place
/ business. a., ...o,,, ~ bi
BlacLneld secured the hnal passage OF ~
/ Mn validating ineorporaI Ion u cities IN.
/ towns which hive Included too Nlueh 'vl
ritni.y I'm their limits and giving them nlnel.
days within which TO reduce the eAccsS'
Savage secured the consideration OF ~
hill exemptlng from liability for penalties
wholesale druggists sellils lituor' "a "ea
| outlon precincts TO retail lru4B!sts 80
Astofford offered an amendment lnrmltiin
such sale TO ice houses, 49,
A motion TO indefinitely poitpoua va
Mi and amendment was lost--l5 ayes, !
noes. Further consideration WAS ue's10
Souius secured consideration o. house u
reouirinr that lands sold under execute
reHsr he advertised before he!ng sold ~
senate Bill, with the same parp2se was li,a su !
stituted therefor, AmsnGmi%nt WAS cy uuVfii
nav have Ave days within wh'2h to app
for publication.
Hecessed until p. M
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HIGHER COURTS.
The supreme Court.


Austin, Texas. February 10.-rhe follow
Ing proceedings were had IN the supreme
court today
Applications granted: Ardella A. H!cks
vs.. Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Company, from Colorado lnterua-
tlonal mud Great Northern Railroad Com
many 70. IT. A. Clark ct nj from Hays.
Applications refused: Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway VS.. . o.
Courtney, from Bexar; Farmers and Ne
chanlcs National Bank VS. Smile A. Bel
eXecutrix from McLennan, Charles Lauf-
fer Jr., ct al VS. Layinia Powell ct al,
ffcm Bastrop. Mary A. p. Blethon w. "
A. Bonner ct al, from Bosque; j. j.
Hughey at nj Va. j, D. Mostly ct al nom
Waller, Mart Holton VS., Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway Company
from Fort Bend.
ApplIontions dgamissed for want Of iur
lsdiction: Edward Ostrom Ys. City OF sal
Antonio from Boxar
Certified questions answered. Emil Bth
iceland VS.. j. A. Lyons from Boequc
Submitted Heirs Of Il, /, Burton q q
ys s. j. Carroll ct al, from Dentoni y. j
Bates ct al VI. w. II. Bretton, from
Set FOR March 30, city Of Austin Va
Austin city Cemetery Association. from
TlnVis
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ArrrRNnoN SESSION.

Hicks called up the bill amending inc
stotrte regulating the practice of medicine
nroposlng the recommendations OF Tue s'a'e
hoard Of medical examiners and approved
nv the state Medical association.
senator Hanger made vigorous attaeH
IN ma NH asserting that lie purpose IS va
preyeut the practice Of osteopathyi Chtls' rnt
EEcience etc, md contendad that u - ~
n suhfert for leglslutioai th1t j lhlu Sute
denenus upon satisfying ms WILL Nlu az
sh6uld be permitted 10 eh))ie the netn' "
be IL cranky" or not. $50. ,to-eor and
McKamy agreed with Senator hhnsel n,J
AMID he objected to any particular sen a1sr
having Il monopoly OF tne nustui n,1or.'velnciit
called attention to the great
ard cures OF the growing uethous ou'4'U'
OF the old schools.
Hale also opposed the bll!. e.....,o -
Senators Hanger, Mckalny ana eAfNse a.
,or,d an amendment providing tlRt tnu ~
snail not apply to persons um ,s
wro 20 not give drugs or nleulgllsS,t ,o iu
Davidson Of De VIII ueihi4 t, ,,iieI IA,
srd rnnstically criticised what he chIleu - a
A ..sl es,SieDrnS cures. Ihs lill ana a'hfAu
,ncpt we're postponed unru Weahesuoy' -,
gao+" secnred suspension NJ the rhi1a ~
anal massage OF his bill amending tAe Diva"
MON t,,,,ns mad lis bills ina y passed an.nGl
izipe towns OF less than 'OOO lhhie', ~, y
abolish the position 81 lnafshHi
desire. oo,sod the resolution
which proyldes fOr the hpPopht,n1n ", -
/ noHmtttee 10 confer with Mt. MeAulls ", !
cordlng the purchase VI his famous -,
/ ~ Inc battle OF San JaclnlG nv 49,
now hangs Ia the rear OF lis
| Der
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COMMITTEE REPORTS,

House committees today agreed to re-
port bills as follows;
Judicial districts committee reported fn'
vorably Hodges bill recognizing and fixing
time of hold court in the Sixth judicial
district; bill by Bridgers and Sanford
creating the sixty.third judicial district
of Jef Davis, Preside, Brewster Pccos,
Kinney and Maverick counties; senate bill
increasing the time of holding the Twenty
seventh district court in Matngorda county,
md adversely, bill by Perry, regulating the
terms and fixing the times for holding the
district court in the rwenty.third judicial
district.
Committee on education reported favor
ably senate bill transferring the counties
Of Bastrop, Burleson, Lee and Washing
ton from the district to the community
Judiciary committee No. two rSSSrted IA
yorably, after amending Loves bill, regu'
I hitting practice OF pharmacy. Prof. H.
{ cline OF University OF Texas Medical
school of Galveston; E. q. Enerle OF Dallas
president, and r. II. Walker OF Gonzales
tecretnry and treasurer, OF Texas state
Pharmacy association; H. L. Carleton Of
Austin and j. J. Schott OF Galveston ap
reared before the committee in advocacy
Of thc bill.
/ Mining and minerals committee reporte,
fayorapfy Blidgers' bill providing for a mia
eral survey OF public school, university
nsylums aud other state lands.
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Elrat Cour of AnnoaIs.

Galveston, Texas. February 1o,-rhe
court OF civil appeals, first supreme judi.
cal district OF Texas, al Galveston, entered
the following orders:
Affirmed: Merchants and Planters OIL
Con pany vs.. Maggie Burns ct al, from
Harris.
Reversed ana rcmanded, II. N. Horton
ct al vs.. Anton Wochler from Galveston
Reversed and rendered: San Antonio and
Aapsas Pass Railway Company va james
ID. Montgomery, from De WITT,
Motion to dismiss appeal granted, Jus
tice Peasants not sitting 2. Jacobs VS.
Breeder BroB., from De watt.
Motion 10 dismiss appeal refused, 7, 3
Henderson VI. Susan Malone, from Gal
weston.
Set for submission on March g. 1909
New York Underwriters Agency ct al VS.
Mrs, l.. n. Meyers CT al, from Smith; Mary
Davidson vs.. Oscar Keeton, from Leon;
City Of Houston vs. Gus Alhera from Har
MS; Galveston, Houston and Northern Rail
way Company vs.. Aug. Blau, from Harris
| William Kills Va. James Ruozer, from Brn
Eorla; George H.. Giddines vs- 2. II. Win
| free, from Chambersi Texas and New or
fsYlrr, from jsferfo,i = Hahn, siinlnl,
| traitor vs. y. J. Wills Bro, 81 al, frol,
Co.QiAS0 -. - -. - - . j.
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Inauranee statementa.

Austin, Texas, February 19.-The follow
Ing insurance companies nled annual state
ments with the commissioner OF agrleul
ture, insurance, statistics and history today
for the year ending December 81, 1909
paid State tax and were issued permits to
do business In Texas for ensuing year.
Home b9e Insurance company Of New
York, State tax SlBO43S; Office fees S22;
certificates S22; policies Issued 22j, valne
S401,s0Q.o6; policies In force 1880, value
81 $685.
narrford Life Insurance company Of
lHartford, State tax $2209,4s; Office fees
So, certificates none; policies Issued a0I,
value Sl,6G2 o92; policies In force Psi,
value SlISS, 481
4 German Alliance Insurance company OF
New York, state tax S246.S2; oflice fees
/ SD; certificates sdA risks written $685..
coo; premiums received san, S04 90; losses
/ paid S2S,0340S; losses Incurred 500, S5l9S.
4 German American Insurance company OF
/ New York, state tax $d2T Is; fees SO: GER
tIAcBtes slG3 rlsks written, ire SB,l42,66
premiums received $lO5 1896; losses paid
I So 1888; LOSSES incurred St2 1S2
/ Fidelity Mutual life Insurance company
of Philadelphia, state tax S255l 60; office
/ fees So; certificates none; policies issued
/ during the year 40, value S7sS5ST; policies
"a force at end OF year 2i0o value SI,74a,
5I8
Security Mutual BENEFIT association OF
Dallas, office fees SO, no capital stock,
Good Samaritan society OF Lullng, Texas
l Offcc fees 81; certificates 81; total incom,
during the year S0ls; total disbursement
S51J5O, balance ON hand SS42,lo
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
cot Tho Post EaFtN

Austin, Texas February 10. The mid
night edition Of The HoaT:on Post was tic
nrst paper published to DO delivered to me
nonbers of the legislature this rnornihT
phs newsboys camo bounding In the capitol
building shouting "Huustnn l'oss Houston
POST" few minutes OF } o'clock. one iep-
.esentatiye was heard TO say when The Post
was offered hint "Take II away, boy, wha'
10 want with yesterdays paperf
The Post correspondent was standing neai
and explained TO tho member that It wa'
he midnight edition OF tne rnps7 That ar
lyed here over the Centsal a. 9sloek q
This expanation satisfied mni aud
ahep Tia Pest srsspandsst tAgisla V
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Court O Criminal Appeals-

Court OF Criminal Appeais
40 pay clarke & Courts for record
books and stationery for the
year ending February ~ iS1
lDef w. No 44-l4Oi1 - -
Railroad Commission - -
toslage, stationery. books tels.
graphing and exptess CHARGES ibn m,
iI,e St, sJnVIas lepartment., 1850 W
~ I've Ssock and Sanitary Commission
General Land Office 49, "
Ncllum blue print and instru
nients for drifting Department ON O
Ielegiaphing, towel aud laundrv ltD tSl
sttauonerN books, records anu
lutHltuFe Observation-Disclosures, 1000 Ol
~, rat ~, expenses ..'.;..a. 100 OU
surveyor to complete the work
under contract In making man
ana Held notes OF land SURVEYED
by him in Reeves county, under
sectiQns 9 ind 4 Of an act ap,
proved February %. 1900, ~ lfyl "
Dtaf and dumb institute ... 2.iD 0i
ComptrollCfs Office
Postage, tclegraphing, express and
OIncc furniture .....,..... 657 ~
contingent expenses ..,. IA I'm
state Orphan Asylum
E Essiosq saq stationery ..,. ' g & 4
| Hcp'tai maintenance necessary to
tic support Of the homo, tis
snall include the purchase OK all
bedding clothing furniture and
other supplies necessary for the
comfort and convenience OF the
inmates Of the home - Tam a
state LunatiC Asylum
| support maintenance, groceries
/ luel, light and water pay Of
/ board Of managers. including
mileage and drugs, medical
stores and surgical instruments 1900 o
! Dry goods and clothing ........, 1900 q,
! Southwestern Insane Asylum
| support, maintenance, groceries,
iuel, light and winter, pay Of
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

j Ras Jones Of Pamela county is pre-
pairing Il hill which he will introduce in the
house next week that will raise number
Of issues on the poll tax qualification. The
measure will relate to work on the public
roads aud Will require three days work on
the public roads In each county from all
who are liable to poll tax IN default IN
its payment, The bin further provides for
ten days work Instead OF Ave ana makes
no exemptions except in the cases Of physl'
cal disability.
Governor tunham signed house concur
rent resolution No. today This resulu-
ton provides for Joint committee OF fyo,
three from the house and two from the
senate, to visit San Jacinto battle grounds
TO Investigate the matter Of hlling the
ground for public park,
The governor also signed senate concur
rent resolution No 4 providing that the
chairman Of the committee on educa tional
affairs shall appoint two members OF the
mittee TO act with subcommittee OF the
house TO prepare a bill reviking the general
school laws 81 the State to submit to
session OF the two committees.
Senate committee on public lands and
land offices met this afternoon and agreed
to report fayorably HarbIson's bill to vail
date titles to certain lands located aud
patented In Carson, Dallam aud Hutchln'
son counties since July IL, 1870. Senator
Savage gave notice that he would present
an adverse minority report signed by him
self and Senator Grinnan.
Austin. Texas February 10--AIr. Davis
Of Brown introduced n bill IN the house to-
day making It unlawful for any person tc
drink spirltuous liquor in any public place
1o places the punishment ut $40 nnd 500
BY the word public place he means any
railroad train freight or passenger uut
includes box cars IN freight yards.
The horse today voted down resolution
which provided an increase In the pay O
the house stcnographers The resolution
was nm innocent document at first ms 4
simply wanted the pay OF the clerk In thu
sergeant at arms office increased ana SOM
Of the members thought the time was RIP
to HELM ouc the stenographers ana the.
, succeeded in putting damper on the who'll
, thing.
: The Galveston excursion train will leav
Austin tomorrow at / 80 o'clock No chang
has been made In the date Tor the gov
r ernor's official reception, and while IN
@ members Of the leglslat ure do not wish I
show any discourtesy 10 tho executive.
who remain In Austin will attend the receI
i ton.
A member OF the house recai we'd n lettC
from one Of his constituents yesterday VIII
wishes TO be appointed n notary publ
The letter closes with these words:
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The house today met at V'So oc'oe-
Speaker Men presiding. ,v,,.
Mr.. Hcmphlll offered a resolution 49,
ing Mr. Louis J WORKMAN, general n nana All.
~ me Texas commission for the ~ I'm re,,.
Wprlds Fgr. 10 address The noHas " w
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II want to he notary,
And with the notarles stand,
A pleasant smile upon my jaw,
A seal within my hand. "

Mr.. Isancks stated today that he intended
to call up his "IIogg amendments" within
a few days and insist on an expression
from the house on the subject He says
that he doubts very much whether or not
be can get the measure before the house,
and then again he is very apprehenslYe as
10 Its passage.
Senator Faublon introduced a bill today
TO further perfect the fellow servants law
by mixing railway or street railway cor
n1rntIons liable for damages sustained In
whole or In part by any servant or en-
plOyc thereof while engaged In the work
Of operating the cars
House judiciary NO . is making a record
for itself in the way Of killing bills. II has
become known as the slaughter house com
mittec" and nj It's bi-weekly sessions It
dlsposcs Of from ten to hfteen proposed
measures
| Mr.. Holscy put q bill in the house today
to levy an occupation tax Gu every local and
practicing physician, surgeon, veterinary
| surgeon or surgical specialist. H0 wants
| them all taxed, regardless Of their profes-
| sion.
Owing to the fact that today was senate
! bill day In the house, tho agricultural
bureau bill went over
A PLATFORM DEMAND.
Austin. Texas, February 1o-The Joint res
olution introduced by Messrs. lsaacks and
| Fowler Ia the house 10 In response 20 a dc
1 mand OF the Galveston democrato plat
form. In fact, It was demanded by tn
! platform OF 1000, but for some reason the
I Twenty seventh legislature failed 70 SUD
! nit IL to a vote OF the people. The de
mand bCang reiterated In the last platform
the members Of the present Legislature
seem 20 feel that the party IL IN earnest
about the matter and the question VII
likely be submitted.
The amendment authorizes the legislatuI'
20 fix the term OF office q trustees Of pub
lie schools and trustees ana regents q
the higher institutions OF learning at ana
number Of years not TO exceed eight Th'
object OF the amendment Mr. lseaeks stare.
today, Is to further remove these inslltu
lions from political influence, and 70 plac'
their management on a nlgler ana hVt'
permanent basis.
Mr.. Napier, tho chairman Of inc com
mittee on constitutional amendments sug
gested 10 Me&rs. Isaacks ana Fowler 70
| dsy that the amendments he made 10 "
| ciu,e the bpards o. managers ni tnn w
90 eleemosy nary institutions. The author
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walk away the member was devouring the
contents Of the paper, and utteslng cSelama'-
lions OF surprise between lines.
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Candidates for civ offices.

Austin, Toxins, February ~. The follow
ing Is n list OF the democratic candidates for
city Offices before the primaries Tile timo
for 6lng applications closed at midnight lost
Mayor. u. white Joseph stumpf
city Morshal.--A. ], Thorp, John thcnue-
Vile
son.
Ing
city Treasurer II. FotS.
city Attorney J.. Brooks.
city Engineer Walter G, Sneed, II. q.
Lee
Aldermen nj Large. First ward R,
Wcyermon, w. u Allller second ward, j.
r. Schneide-; Third ward, w. j. Shelley
Fourth ward, George ~. IIumo; ruth ward
j. II. Nitschkc; sixth ward, INT Malone and
D. NJ Shumato Seventh ward. Theodore
Low and Tom ID. Stnlth.
Locnl Aldermen. --ElrBt ward. w, G.
Redd; Second ward, a. NJ. Maddox; Third
ward, j. NJ. Crookes; Fourth ward, Joe
Machn: Fifth ward, William Uiit and G
| d.. Smith; Sixth ward, Harry l.. Haynes
| Seventh wnrd, c. W Moore.
Water and Light Commissioners. p w
! Powell. d. W, Doom, t"urGe Fiesel, Johr
Anderwatha and Phl u, Mortimer.
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Of the resolution were impressed with the
suggestion aud say 4 they find no serious
objection calculated TO array present
friends II tho resolution against II, they
will probably Offer an amendment to this
effect II, however. this amendment Won q
he out OF Narmony with the simple plat.
FORM demand, IN tho opinion Of those who
are now supporting ct, Il VIII be left as
originally introduced, ~. ,.,... A..
The demand In the Galveston platform g
which this resolution Is responsive reaus
awe declare Il to be the nxed policy q
the democrats party 20 take our pubic
schools and other institptons OK iedl hiu y
| the demand of the democratic platform q
| 1900 Tor the submission OF constitution q
amendment making the sppointment q
trustees OF our schools. colleges and mil
| versitiee for terms OF two, four SIX ano
| eight yeare."
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Bills were today introduced In the house
az follows;
BY Meitzen and misunderstanding moro
efficient road system for Fayette, Uya'de
and Frio counties.
BY MIR. Hoisey-Amendment placing On
occupation tax Of So on practcing physi.
clans and surgeons.
BY Mr.. Davis Of san notwithstanding
more efficient road system for San Az.
justine county.
BY Mr. Jackson--Act 10 secure attendance
Of witnesses In prosecutlons for mlsde,:
mennors where said witnesses reside out o.
the county OF the prosecution.
By Mr., Williams thy reQuesO-Act 70
provide for the vacation, change OF REIN.
thereto and the dedication " the streets
and alleys thereof TO the public.
BY Mr Davis Of Brown--Act TO Regulate
the drinking Of spirituqus, v'nous aud other
! Intoxicating drinks and prescribing penalty
therefor.
the bill makes st unlawful for any per.
son 10 drnk any spirituous wines or other
by Mcssrs. Fowler, Wooten aud lsahcks-
| Repeating section Of act relating 10 cor
poratlon permitting the organization OF q
/ corporation for the purpose Of promoting
! or taking stock in manufacturing or othel
! corporation,
rs Mr. Terrell Of Travls--Amendment rc
lnting to taxation Of Insurance, telephone
sleeping and dining cars and other corpora
tlons and providing for forfeiture OF char
ter and permits for failure to pay franchis
! tax OF $40 annually.
BY Mr.. Terrell OF Trayfs-Amendment re
latlng to fees OF office to he charged an,
collected by certain State officers.
BY Mr.. Pickett--Amendment providing 10
irrigation of certain lands by irrigation cor
pora lions chartered and formed under tn
laws OF this State,
by Mr.. Gillian Amendment to code o
criminal procedure relative to costs pal
BY the state
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wrr.t.AcY niI.n lNpoRsEp.

Austin. Texas. February D.--Hor'
Huling p. Robertson OF Bell county re-
ceivod the following request from 200 citl-
Gems and business mon OF Temple TO-DAY
1--WE notice a hil has passed the ssnete,
known ne the Wlllacv local option liquor
bill. the Sffcct Of which Is 20 put both sl9Ss
on an equal footing, and 90 90 away WIZ
the unnatural and unreasonable auNanihge
OF those desiring local option rs against
those opposing H. We think IL nothing
hut fair that both sdes to the question
Should be put on the same footing ana nave
an equal showing, We therefore request
Won 10 use your efforts and energies 10
secure In the house tho passage ~ INC sen
Ate bill or such amendments 70 the MI Gs
VIII not condemn either side. but give eaeh
the Same advantage, and subject each TO
tho same DISADVANTAGES
Mr. Robertson will respect the REQUEST
| Of these business men and use his influence
/ to secure the passage OF the Wlllacy meas,
/ use as the very essence OF Justice AMI
( fairness Under the present local ontlon
T law when an election is held In any county
/ or subdivision OF any county and carried
/ tho question can not be voted on again for
] two years II the question Is defeated tho
I nrohibitionist can petition tho commission,
ers court for another election TO be held
on same subject In two months.
Tho willacv bill provides that neithea
side can order an election for two years
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Charters Filed.

Austin. Texas. February 1o.--rhe follow
ing charters were filed In the secretary Of
states ofnce this evening.
Mart Publishing companJ OF Mart, McLEER
nan county capital stock $1,000. Purpose.
Co do a general printing and publlshing busl.
ness lncorporuturs A, NJ. Kennedy a. A.
Wcddington of Mart ana w. H. Norton Of
Waco,
Il d. Bolre Dry Goods company Of Denl.
son; capital Btoch $4,000. Purpose, pur'
chase ana sale ~ goods wares and mer'
chnndlsc lncorporators: Il. D. Bere, u.
G. Kcnuey, j, n. Mason and J. II. Randell
az DenlsOn.
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Warrants Issued.

Austin, Texa6, February 19.-The comp
troner's department today wrote warrants
to the amount Of S5G7 80, against the
available school fund for school taxes col
lected Ia tho several counties and paid by
the collectors to the county treasurtrs and
trenRurcrs Of Independent school districts
on coupOu number one for the fiscal year
1902 1903 This amount goes TO the credit
OF collectors and IL charged to the available
school fund on It's apportlonment for the
year ending August 81, 1903.
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lus as far as state control is concerned.
Judiclary No l.
Ty Davidson OK 10 Witt-Fixing fees OF
eheriffs In summoning special venires.
Judiciary No, 1.
BY Hale-Authorizlns suit 20 be brought
In the maine OF the State for the recovery
OF public or school lands title TO which
had been fraudulently obtained. Public
lands.
BY Harper-Creetlng more efficient
road system for Limestone county,
nv Hicks--Incorporatin the San Antonio
city school board giving Il complete juris
dictlon on schools, levylng OF taxes, etc.
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=, ,o,ds bill, which Is q platform
u, -,n, TO engrossment in the house
~ -...lrs by a large majority. An
~, 70 compel the counties to bear
,,,D,e Of keeping the convicts was
I'd ~ were all others.