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THE DALLAS HERALD, Fit I DAY MORNING, JAXUARY 19, 1883.
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I Article S of the Conititutlon
The cilled meeting ot the Texai bar asso
ciation waa held yesterday In one of tlie
rooma or the tcuijiorary capltol. The meet
log was called to order by the lecretary,
Whs itated that as neither the president nor
vice-president wore present, the first thing
In order would be the selection of chair-
: man to preside over tho . meeting. On mo
tion of B. II. Bassett, esq., Colonel E.J.
Bimkins, of Coraicana, was. elected chair-
I 1 man. Tue secretary read that portion of
tbe mloutes ol tUo lat session, relating to
the call and objects of the meeting, which
. i irfai roilows:
"Itesolved. That the president appoint
.a special oommlttee of five to report to a
; ; . called meotinfr of this association to be held
.. la the city of Austin on Tuesday, the Hitli
.'; dy of January, 1883, such necessary ro
forms and amendments to the judiciary ar
tide of our state constitution ns to them
nay enm expedient and nroner, which re
Port, when adopted by. thla associalion, to
Ll proseotcd to the legislature."
Colonel Bassett, in belmlf of the conunit
' tee, made tlie followlnR report:
' ''rotliaFreilJent anl Mombors of the Texts
JUr A'Soclatton:
"Vour coramttte, appointed to prepare
. and report to this association such amend
menU to our state judiciary article nstliuy
orebui'to be necessary, ollor the fnllowiiiK
, substitute for said article as it now exists:
Be it resolved by tbe legislature of Texas,
: that article 5 of the c nstltution of the state
shall be to amended as horeutter to read as
tullowe, to wit:
JUDtUlAL rowiR.
' Section 1. The judicial power of this stale
' shall be vested in one supremo court, in a
oourt of appeals, In district courts, anil in
' lacU other appellate and inferior courts and
: magistrates as may be created by this con
stiujtion or by the legislature uudor its au
BUPttEMB COURT Jl'STlCKS OF ANO TERMS OK
. orKlci.
Sec. . The supreme court shall rnnsint
- of five justices, who shall each be elected
by tbe qualified voters of tlie state at a gen-
t eral election, and who shall hold their of
" fices for the terra of eight years from the
' date of their respective eloctions; iiroviiled,
.v that the two additional justicos whoso elec
tion is hereinafter provided for shall hold
. for the terra ot eight years from the next
- general election.
i ft UrRKME COI!l!T-r-HOW CONHTITUKD,
8eo. 9. Tbe chief justice and tlie associate
iueticcs of the supreme court who may bo
a ollic at tbe time when this article takes
effect, together with two other justices to
Jjelected at the same election at whicn Ibis
- amendment shall be submitted to the
vole of the people, shall constitute the su
preme court.
Til SIR QUALIFICATIONS.
tSoc.3. Each justice of the supremo court
buhII be a qualined voter, si: ill have arrived
atlhsage of thirty years mid shall have
been a practicing lawyer in this state, or a
" ldRe ol a district court therein, or such
fudge and lawyer together, nt least seven
years at the' time of his election or appoint
. luent. .
I'llIKFJl'STICK.
Sec. . Tho Justices of the supreme
court shall select from their own number a
presiding ollloer, who shall be called the
chief juitice, and who shall hold lnr such
toiiu and perform such duties as miiv be
prescribed by I bo court. , "
THKIUKAI.ARY.
. -Kec. . Each justico of tho supremo
curt (ball receive an annual sulur ol nut
U se than $5,000.
Hwitn'ln "esse ol jacaiscy in the
-oSace of any of the Jiisiires of thcsuoreine
court the governor shall fill the vacancy by
appointment, and the justice so appointed
pball hold the ollice until the next general
election, and at such general election a jus
tice shall bo elected who shall hold his of
hoe for (ho full term of eight years.
' ' SUPKRMI COtrilT UfORl'M.
fcno. . A majority of the Justices of tho
supreme court elinli constitute a quorum
for the transaction of business, and the con
currence of three justices shall be necessary
to the deolKiqn oi a oause.
! . TlMKlND FLACK OF MKKTtKU.
1. , Keo. . The innrema court shall sit for
' the transaction orbutiness from the first
, Monday in October to the last Saturday in
: June of each vear. at the scat of irovern-
mont end at not more than two other
places In the state, (or at real ot government
only If tho legisluturesball hereafter so pro-
viae).
Arexi.lATS jurisdiction or Tin supreme
court,
' fiec. . Tbe supreme court shall have an
pollste Jurisdiction coextensive with the
limits oi tne state oi uu civil cases in wnicn
linal ludcement shall have been rendered
by the district or county courts, under such
vacillations as mav bo prescribed bv law:
and the legislature miiy limit the right of
appeal in cases originating in the justices
ami otuer interior courts. .
SUPREME COURT POWER TO ISSUE WRITS.
Htc. . The supreme court, and tho jus
tices thereof, shall have power to issue such
writs as may be necessary to enforce tlie
Jurisdiction of the court; and the legislature
way comer upon tuo conn originui rx
rhat the proc ediugs had for the lorfe t ire
ot bail bu.iua and rougiiixineea suull be
regarded as civil causes, and subject torules
governing appeals in such cases.
CLERKS OF COl kT OF AI-1'KAU.
Sec. . The court of appeuis ahull appoint
a clerk for each plum at whkh it may si'.,
who shall hold bis ollice lor four years, suli
jct to removal by the court, and who (.hull
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. state, lu classes oi casos to ue spcuuieu uy
law.
POWER TO MAKE RULES
Reii. 1 The aunrems court shall havo
powrr to make rules of procedure for its
wn gorernnieiii aim iue givurniuuiu ui uiu
Other courts oi me siaie.
CLERK OF TUESUl'IUMK COURT,
KeC. . The supreme court shall appoint
a clerk tor eaon piece at which it may tit,
hn shall hold bis ollice for fviiryears.sub
ect to removal by the court, and who
staall give sucu bona as is or may oa prt
-aorjbed.
OO0BT OF ATPEAIA JU0OES OF AND THEIR
- TERMS OF OFFICE,
Roc. . The court ol appeals shall con
aist of three Judges, who shaU each be
elected by the qualified votes of the state
crai election, aim wuo snail uoiu
ci for a term of eight years from
reanranve elections. rne
present Judgee ol the court ol appeals shall
constitute the oourt under this amend
ment.
COURT OF -APPEALS QUALIFICATIONS
Sec. .The several Judges of the court
of appeals shall possess the lameViualitlca
tiona and receive the same salary as the
Justices ot the supreme court; vacancies
ball be supplied In the same manner as
provided for vacancies in the supreme
eourt: the Judges shall select from (heir
earn number a presiding Judge, who shall
ball perform such duties and hold for such
terra as tbe oourt may prescribe; a nujorlty
of the eourt shall constitute a quorum and
the concurrence ol two of the judges shall
be necessary to a decision; the court shall
ait at the sjine times and places as are pre
scribed for the supreme eourt; the court
and tbe judges thereol snail nave power to
I nue all writs necessary lo enforco its Juris
emotion and to ascertain such facts as may
ve necessary lu the eioroise ot its juriidie
to. .
.OWBt. TO ASCERTAIN FACTS WDI R(C
ARY.
Be. .The in pre in court shall also
re tbe power upon affidavit or otherwise
' bv tbecoartmsy be ihoucht proper, to es
ata such matters of fact st may be nco-
ry la tbe exercise ol ill jurisdiction.
llate inaispii-rioR or tue court or
arriAU.
The court ol appeali shall have
ate tariedietloo co-extenfive with tbe
i o u state m criminal easee decided
riot andeounty courts. In be
idant such Jurlwllotlnn shall ex
1 criminal eases whatsoever; In
ste lis Jurisdiction sbsll ex
'Ml "aeots lu favor of deft nd
to Indlotmeots and lnjor
. f to aoasb the aaae on
it .t U JadimtDb provided
JUDICIAL MSTRIITS.
Sec. . The state sliHtl be divided into a
convenient number of judicial districts,
consisting of one or more counties. Regu
lar tortus of the court snail be held by the
district judge!, at the county seat of each
county in the district at least twice in each
year, in such manner as may be prescribed
by law.
DISTRICT JUrtlES.
Sec. . There shall be a district court for
each judicial district, who bliall be elected
by the qualified voters ol the district,
and shall hold his ollice for the term of four
years Irom tbe dute of election.
QUALIFICATIONS Of DISTRICT JUDOES.
Sec . Each district judge shall be a
qualified voter, shall have arrived ut the
age ot twenty-eight years, and thall hsve
been apraeiicing lawyer in this state, or a
judge of a court of record therein, or such
jtldgo and lawyer together, ut least six
years, and shall reside in his district during
his term of ollice. -
SALARY OF DISTRICT J UIKiP..!.
Sec.. Each district judge shall receive
an annual salary of
ORIWIMAL JURISDICTION OF THE DIHTIUCT
I OI'HTS.
See . The district courts shall he courts
of general jurisdiction. They shall have
original jurisdiction, both clvi'l and crimi
nal, of all causes of which exclusive juris
diction is not conferred on some other court,
and in civil cases such jurisdiction dial I he
exorcised without regard to any distinction
between law and equity.
AITKU.ATK Jl'RIHIllCTICN OF DISTRICT
COURTS.
The district court of each county shall
have appellate jurisdiction anil general con
trol over the countv court of such couuiy
in mutters of probate, and over all ii.ferior
courts and tribunals i,' the county, under
such regulations as ura or may he pro
scribe! by law.
POWEK TO IHBIfE WRITS.
Sec, . The district courts, and tho
judges thereof, shall hnvu power to issue
the writ of hubeas corpus, and all siic'-i
ot her writs as may bo necessary to enforce
their jurimlictiou.
SPECIAL TERMS OF DISTRICT COURTS.
Sec., Any district judge shall hove
power to hold a special term of the district
court in uny county ut his district by giv
ing notice thereol by an order entered upon
the iniuuics at a regular term of the court
held in such county, or by a special ord or
made in vacation, ot which notice shall lie
f:tvcn by the shorilfof such county by pub
ication of the order in soiuu newspaper
published in the county for thirty days
previous to such term, or, when no such
newspaper iS published, then by posting a
copy ol said order si the court-house of the
county.
Illl-TUKT AT TORN!'. Yd,
Sec, . 'J'liera shall be a dis
trict uitomey for each judicial
district, who shall bo elected by
the qualified voters thereof, and who shall
hold bis ollice for the term of four yeurs
from tho dato of his election. He shall
possess the same quiililicution and shall re
ceive tho same sulurv us a district Judge,
and he shall havo such powers und perform
such duties as may be prescribed by law; '
VACANCIES IK OFFICE OF DIHTRICT JUDUE AND
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Sec. . Vacuncies in the olllces of dis
trict judge und district attorney shall be
filled by the governor by appointment, and
the ollicers so appointed shall hold their
olllces until tho next general election.
when their successors shall be elected, who
shall hold lor tbe full term ol four yeurs.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
Sec. . There shall be a clerk ol Din dis
trict court of each iviunty, who shall bs
elected by the qualified voters of tlie coun
ty, und who shall hold hi) ollice lor two
years, subject to removal by informat ion,
or by indictment of grind jury und con
viction by n petit jury. In case of vacancy,
tlie judge of the district court shall have
power to appoint u clerk, who tdialt hold
the ollice for the unexpired term.
JUDICIAL IIISTHII'IS.
Sec, . The iiidiciul districts in this state
and the time ot holding emir's therein ttliul I
reinai'i as at present until otliurwiso pro-
vioeil ny law
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURTS MAY UK It IT A II.
l.lilll.lP.
Hue. . Tho criminal district court, nl
(itlveston ninl Harris counties shall con
tinue with tho jurisdiction, nruumzutloti
auddisiricl now exiNliuir until otherwise
iiroviiled by luw: and the leuinhiture nun
establish such other courts, embracing eVe
or more counties, Willi (men criminal tuns-
diction as may be provided by law, and may
tax such counties with the expense thereof.
i nn MLiiir ih in 1.1m imiu. ,.i um. , ,..i,-td
shall be the initio as those ol the Listrict
judges.
CiRAKIl JflllKS.
Sec. . Grand iuriea in the din' rid and
Criminal courts shall he coiniiosed ol 'thir
teen men, who shall be selected in such
mode us shall bo prescribed by law, and
wneu duty orxanlzed shall retain their or
ganization until their successors shall be
duly organized. Should any member of
the grutul jury die, remove Irom tho coun
ty or from other cause be unable to act. the
luilue ol tlie district court muv till Hib va
cancy dv too selection nl some competent
person to aervo as a grand juror. Nino
members ol a Brand turv shall ue n nuoriiiu
to transact business und present bills. The
district court or the judge thereof may, at
any lime during the term or In vacation.
convene tho grand Jury lor the transaction
ot mismons,
COUNTY COURTS,
Soc. . There shall bu established in
each county in this stale a county court
which shall be a court of record: mid there
shall be elected in each county, by the
qualllled voters thereol, a county Judge
who shall be a qualined voter, shall have
arrived at the age of !! years, und shall
havo been a practicing lawyer In this state.
or a Judge of a cou't of record, or such
judge and lawyer together, ut. least lour
years, and shall hold hiu ollice lor two
rears. He shall receive lor bis n.rvlce
such compensation as may bo prescribed
oy taw.
COUNTY Cpl RT JU.,D1CTI0N OF.
sec. . The county uirl thall have ex
elusive original Jurisdiction ot all misde
meanors ol which exclusive Jurisdiction i
not given to the justices' courts; provided
thutmlsdemeanois involving otliclal mis
conduct shall bo tried by theilislrict courts,
The county court slmll also have exchisivo
original jurisdiction in civil cases whore
the mutter in conttoversy shall exceed In
value $1110 and shall not exceed $.H)0 ex
clusive of interest, but shall not have j nils
diction of nuts iu behall of the stato to re
cover penalties, forfe lures and eschoats,
of amts to recover damages for slander or
defamation ol character, of suits for di
vorce or of suits for the trial ol title of land
or for tbe enforcement of heirs thereon;
provided, that In case of Hens acquired
by tbe levy ol process isnicd out of such
couuty court, such court may foreclose tho
same by its judgement In the cause.
C lUNTY COURT APPELLATE JURISDICTION.
Heii.. The routpy court shall have ap
pellate jurisdiction In cases civil and crim
inal of which tbe Just ices' courts have
original jurisdiction, but In civil cases
with such limila lona as the legislature
may prescribe.
COUNTY COURT SHALL HAVI PEOHATI JURIS
DICTION.
mav be prescribed hy law. Prosecutions
may be eouuneucsd inVaid court iu-ueb a
manlier as is or may be provided Ly law,
od a jury therein hall consist of six
men. I mil otherwise provided Itie terms
of the county court shall be he'd on the
first Mondays in February, May, August
S'hI November, and may coutinue in session
three wetks. i
COUNTY CLERK.
SfC. . There shall be elected lor each
County by the quaiilicd vo'ers thereol. a
county clerk, an I he shall hold his ollice
fur two years, who shall be cltrk of the
county and commissioners courts and re
corder of tlie county, ai.d whose duties, fees
and perqnisites shall oe prescribed by law,
and a vacancy in whose ollice shall bo filled
by the county court until the next general
election. In counties having a population
less than eight thousand there shall be
elected but one clerk, who shall perform
the duties of both district and county
clerk.
LEU1SLATURES MAT TAKE AWAY JURISDICTION
OF COUNTY COURT.
See. . The Ivgislmure shall have power,
by local or general law, to-confer upon the
cistrict court of any county jurisdiction in
uny or all matters of which jurisdiction is
given to the county court; and when the
jurisdiction of the district court in Buy
county is enlarged the legislature shall on
lorin the jurisdiction of tin other courts to
such chuuge; and where the jurisdiction of
the county court is wholly t alien away such
county court shall be abolished.
COUNTY COURT NO JURISDICTION IN COUN
TIES HAVlXil A CRIMINAL DIKTRIIT COURT.
Sec. . Where in any county there shall
he established a criminal district court, tho
county coint shall not liuvo criminal juris
diction, mile's exjircsdy conferred by law.
and in such counties appeals from justices'
courts ami from other inferior courts and
tribunals in criminal case shall he to the
sriniimd district court, under such regula
tions us may be prescribed hy law, ami an
appeal ; hall be Irom such district courts us
in other cases.
COUNTIES TO IIF. DIVIDED INTO JUHTICK.V PRF.
liNCTH JUKT10RS ANDI'ONSTAIII.IIH FLEUTKD.
Sec. . It shall bo tho duty of ibe com
missioners court ol each organized couuty
to divide tho Kime into a convenient num
ber of justices' precincts, not l"ss than lour
nor more tliitu eight, which may be changed
from time to time. In each of such pre
cinct there shall he elected by I he qualified
votors thereof line justice ol the peace und
one cnnsluble, cr.ch ot whom shall hold his
ollice for two yeurs.
JIISTICFJ' COURT1 JURISDICTION, TKRWS, ETC.
Hen. . The iuslicei' courts shall h -ve
jurisdiction in criminal matlej-s of all cases
wuero tue penally or line to on imposed
may not exceed $1(10, ami in civil matters
ot nil cases where tho umoiiul In contro
versy is ifluO or loss, exclusive of interest,
of which exclusive original jurisdiction is
not given to the district or county courts,
and such other jurisdiction civil und crimi
nal as may ho provided by law. They
shall hold their com ts ut such times und
places us may ho provided by the legisla
ture or by tho county commissioner
conns, under its authority. Justices ot the
peace shall bo ex-ollloio notaries public.
MAYOHs' AND RSIVlltDKIts' COURTS.
See . Mayors nml recorders of cities
and towns exercising, under their charters,
judicial authority, shall have Urn jurisdic
tion, civil and criminal, of the justices of
tho peace co-exiensivu with the corporate
limits ol such cities anil towns.
COMMISSIONERS COURTS.
Sec,. It shall be tho duty ofthe com-
niisiiinors court ol each nrgui.ed county
to divide the same Into four commission
ers precincts, which may b changed from
time lo lime. In ench of such precincts
there shall bo elected by Disqualified voters
thereol one county commissioner, who
shall hohl his ofllce for the term of two
yeurs. Tho county commissioners so cbos
on, wilh the county judge, shall compose
lie couuty commissioners court, and shall
ntve shell power and jurisdiction over all
county business ss is now or uiuy hereafter
be conlerretl by law.
DisQUALirio.vriitN of .iudoks.
Sec. . No iudee shall si' in any caso
wherein he may bo Interested, or where
either of t he purlieu may be connected with
him bv nihility or consanguinity within
such degree ni may he prescribed by law,
or whein lie shall nave been counsel in the
competent person, to be appointed by the
governor one lor two, one for four, and
mird lor blx years. One ol the three to be
suggested by the cbamLer of commerce or
other mercantile ussocimioas of Texas and
be an attorney at law, and one to be a civil
eiieioeer.
Stc. 2. Lrovidea for susp uiiiou of any
c iiuiiiissioiier upon chargts to be reported
to wuale by tbe governor, etc.
Sec. J. Board to have a clerk or secretary,
and marshal lo serve notices.
Sec. 4- A clerk and marshal to take con
stitutional outh that they aie not in the
employ ot any railroad company r.or any
Way interested in railroad bonds or stocks,
ami shall not engage ox be tngugrd in any
other business.
Sec. 6. Establishes the ollice ot the board
at Austin, l'roceedmgs ol board to be pub
lished in biennial reports to the legislature.
Sec. b. Any two oi the boatd to oe a quo
rum, etc.
hie. 7. Board to administer oaths; to su
pervise railroads ami railwat (as far us
necessary conformably lo law;; to keep ad
vised of the operations of the Mads us to
the security and accommotlutiouof the pub
lic, and their compliance with their char
ters end the laws of Ihe state; to in
vestigate and report, ul'ter due notice
given, upon accidents; to have acctBs to
books, etc., ofthe railroad companies, anil
compel tttteiiduuce of witnesses, c; wit
nesses to be allowed fees and mileage. Tl.e
provioionsot ;hisactto apply to all roads
operuting or represented in this state.
Sec. 8. l'rovides in substance that when
repairs lo Ihe road, additional rolling-stock
or terminal facilities, changes in sutioiis,
freight und pussener rates are rcusonuble
or expedient in the interests of tlie public,
tlie board shall give due notice to tho com
panies of tho changes und improvements
deemed proper, allow the companies u
heuriug, und if same are not made in
rcasouu ale time, or tho board satisfied tliut
no action is required the hoard bhull lur
nish Iho facts to the altoriiey-gener.il lor
action, nml report to the legislature.
Sec, I). This uiiinoer is omitted in thebill.
Sec. 10. Tuo companies to furnish the
board necessary information, etc., as lo
their coutlitiou, operations, etc., but tlie
board are not required to make the inform
ittion public unless tlie public interests de
mund it.
I Sec. 11. l'rovides against impiuring con
I f rui ts by uny acm of tne commissioners.
Sec. 12. Calls lor annual reports by the
uiiani to uie legisiaiuro.
Hec. l.'l. Tho board to prescribe character
of reports, etc. to be made by the railroad
companies under existing laws.
i o. 14. The bourd to make labuiiirs and
abstract statements of all reports deemed
necessary, lo.
Hen. 1,1. Sulury of each commissioner to
be $3,000, clerk $L,fHH, and marshul $t,.r00.
Hec. Hi. Hccretury of statu to furnish
bourd with books, maps, etc., for inlorma
tion, Hec. 17. The board, singly or logftlier, to
havo access to and remmii in cars, olllces,
etc, in the stato while in tlie perforiuunee
of their duties, but shall not recommend
persons for employment by the commis
tioners, or allow pusses to bo accepted by
Ihe clerk, marshal, exnerts, etc., of the
hoard, under penally of from $o00 to $1,000,
and Ilistnissal from ollice.
Hen. IS. Any revelation of secrels ot the
bourn by any of tho commissioners or olli
cers to ho deemed u misdemeanor, subject
to line from $1,000 t0 $.'i,uoo, and cause dis
missal from ollice.
Sec, 111. Wepculs ull laws In conllict with
these provisions.
A remedy resting on the bssis of intrinsic
worth tloinands the confidence of ull. Dr.
Bull's Cough Hymn is known and used
most satisfactorily tlirou zhoul the land, us
Is attested by its great sales, Vour drug
gist keeps it.
At Birmlngton, England, a fortnight ago,
8"potled meatmuniilacturer" mined While
was sent to prison for six months, Iho in
spectors having found oh his premises no
lower t'lun 3,r)2 "pieces of partially decom
pose I horseflesh." besides l-rtre iitiantities
of i iscasud pork and beef, ami fifty tins of
prepared meat, "which on examination
p-oved to be wholly unlit lor human food."
Tho iiiiinufacliirer was great Iv astonished
at not belnu released on payment of u line.
These lacls aro not pleasant reading, hut il
IRS
ho
read this paragraph will know w bat. to do
With it.
I V W!a I..,
It! M ,S H-N
J'"- 'A "CJr.-.'l,
Vs. tA
My
03 $Uits!!t
mm reMEI
for rAiiv.
C U R G 9
RhouiTialism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lunihngo, Backache, Mestlacfi, Toothache.
NurtTlirnl.ftwillliia.Nprnln. HruWr,
HnriiM. ftenliU, front Ultra.
till U. UTIISK Hllllll. PUSH ISU IIIIS.
SoUby Drutll! nS OHlTetrvwlMrt. FlovCut bvtlla.
llrf4.tl(UB IB 11 I.annuftgflt
TilF. ciiAUi.KH A tetirtJRrs.
"iiiim H 4. miuK Uft StlllBan. aCS..
""Boo. T Tue couuty court shall also have
general Jurisdiction in an matters or pro.
bate. Including tin administration and set.
tlement ol estate, tbe appointment of
guardian of minor, Idiots, lunatic, per
sons nan compai meutii and common
drunkards and the apprenticemeiit of
minors.
COUNTY CoBRT POWER TO ISSUE WRITS.
Src, The county courUand the judges
thereof ihsll have Ihe power to Issue tbe
wril of habeas corim lu rase where the
offense charged i withn the Jurisdiction of
said conns or oi me jiirtioiciion oi oiner in
ferior court, and all such o'her writ as
msv ba necesssrv ti) enforce their Jurisdic
tion, bulb civil and criminal.
COUNTY COURTS TURNS or.
8ec. . Tut county court shall hold at
least four term for both civil and criminal
business annually, as may be provided bv
the legislature or commissioner coart of
the county under autuoriiyoi law aim sueo
other terms each yesrat may be fixed by
tha pniiiinltaloneri court: providetl. lb
commissioner court of any county having
Itxetl Ibe time did number nl term of the
county court shall notciiangethessinK until
tha miration nl one vear Bald oourt may
dtepoM ol probate buslneu elthrr In term
time or raoatloD under tuch rei;alaUoii
iMinii W'litiii i lm uu uri'iitn nnnri. nr cniipf nf
niuienls. ora inajorily of the menn.ers of 8UMIB"' White's celebriued potted meat li
llier. shall he tlnm ilistiual'lieil to hear I ""';" " ' " .. ' iwmtito w
ami deieniilnn uny case or - cases
in Btiitl euurt, tuo sauin shall
b i certified to tho governor of
the slate, who shall immediately commis
sion ihe requisite iiumlier nl persons
learned iu the luw, for the trial and tleler
imitation ol said cause or catisis. which
commission shall expire on Iho adjourn
ment ol Ihe term il court during winch
it was issued. When a judge ol the dis
trict court is disDiinlilied by uny of Iho
causes above staled, the parties may, by
consent, appoint a proper pej-son to try said
case, or, upon their lailtire lo do so, si com-
pelent person may be npHiluled to try the
nit! in tuo county where it is printing, In
such manner as nmv -e prescribed by law.
And tlie district jmliros may exchanuo dis
tricts or hold courts lor each olher when
tttcy may deem it expedient, and shall do
so when directed by luw. The disqualill
cation of judgesol iiiferiortrihiitiuls shall be
remedied and vacancies m their olllces shall
be filled hs prescribed by law. The legisla
ture shall havo power lo provide for the
holding of district courts nml county courts
when the jnugos, therein may no absent,
disabled or disqualified Irom nctiiitr.
Seo. . The ludcesof the suvoral courts
shall, by virtue of their olllces, bv conser
vators of the pence co-exlcuslve with the
limits of their jurisdiction. The slylo of
all writs ami process shall be, " l bs Htalo of
Texas." All prosecutions shall bo curled
on iu the name nml by the authority of
"The State of lexas," and conclude,
''against the peace and dignity of tlie
stato."
1IKIIIT OF TRIAL IIY JURY.
Sec., In the trial ol ut) causes in tho
district cherts any party shall, upon the ap
plication made in open court, havo tho
right of trial hy jury; nut no lury shall be
empaiineled in any civil case unless de
manded by a party to the case and a jury
fee he paid by the party damaiiding a jury
in suchum and with such exceptions as
may bo prescribed by tho legislature.
JURY TRIALS.
Sec., In trials of civil cases and in
trials of criminal cases below tho fttude of
felony in the district court, nine men. hers
of the Jury concurring may rentier the ver
dict, but when a vcrd.ct is rendered by less
than tho whole number il shall bo signed
by every niembto of the jury concurring in
it. When, pending tho trial of any case,
one or more jurors, not exceeding
three, may die or be disabled from silling,
tlie remainder of the Jury shall hare power
to rentier the verdict; provided that tho leg
islature mny chanito or modify the rule,
authorising less than the whole number ol
the jury to render a verdict.
SHERIFFS.
See. . There shall be elected by the
qnalitled votors of each county a sheriff,
who shall hold It's ollice lor the term oi two
years, whoso duties nml perquisites and
fees of ollice shall ho prescribed by the leg
islature, und vacancies In whose ollice shall
be tilled bv the commissioners court, until
the next general election for county or stetc
otllcors.
REMOVALS.
8fc. . County judges, county attor
ney, .clerks nf the district ami county
courts, just ice of the peace, constables and
other county ollice may be removed by
the judges ol tne district courts mr incom
nniennv. official misconduct, habitual
drunkenness, or other causes defined by
law, upon the cause therein Doing eel tortn
in writing, and Ihe finding of lis truth by a
jury.
CAUSES TRANSFERRED. ETC
Hen. -. All cause petiditui in an v of the
court at tho time till amendment may
take ell'eot, of which exclusive Jurisdiction
is hereby given to some of the courts, shall
Immediately be transferred to such other
court, together with a cert I Hod copy ol all
the proceedings had in the case.
VACANCIES IN COUNTY OFFICES,
See.. Vacancies in the offices ol county
Judge, Justices ot the peace and constables
shall be tilled oj tue commissioners oourt,
Biitll the next general eiectiou.
lfoshectlully submitted,
Geo. I. Moore,
Wm. L. I'ratuer,
lh 11. Bassett.
Railroad Commissioner.
Among tha Important bill tntrodilced
Into the bouse at Austin I the following
b Mr. Moursund, of Blanco: To create a
board of railroad. I'onmiissionera, defliiiug
their dlle and providing payment for
their tervlcei. ItefdVred to committee on
Internal JmprovenieVu. ....
BRciioal. 1'roTlde.Mor board of three
3IXE IVETV RICH BLOOD,
And will compirtcly change the blood la tha entire syttam la three months. Any per
son who will taka I I'll! each night from 1 to 19J wet-k, mr.? bs restored u sound
health, IT surh a thing be possible, l or raring Famule Complaints these Pills have as
rquat, Physleiaas bjm them la their priw-tire. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail for
sight lattoT tamp. Send for eirrolar. I. 8. JOHNSON A CO., BOSTON, MASS.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.
S ANOIIVNK I.IMMF.NTwiUmstniH
trvc Uvea ttrriM tlk-aat-, and ill Mim Ijr
ca-wa tjui of irit- liiirm-tii-n that will tuv
will iree by tualL. ixtu t Cclay ft uuiscuL
it bettor tiion cure.
JOHNSON'S ANODYNE UNDENT SEM'tf.E.
Ntiiralifia, liidtiHiift, (tnr Limp, Htrtxliiix at the l-unj'i,rhiMiiir H.4nn nvjl trkinif rtiKti. Vtio'(iiiT 0n!h
i'firmie kiit uuiaiiui, Chrtmlc OUirhiva, ilirntitr lVM'iiirr. t 'hotvM Vrhui, Kkim 'ln.utit, (hm-jmj ol UiO
tyuM uid LaitM lUr'. K4U tvry wrwrw. 8ih1 lor uiuiL1M tu I. S. Jujoh 6l id,, Uiismi Mai-s.
An Kn!th tertnar riurirtnn anrt t'Tiraiint. I
th'W iravrlnifcT In irtls coutitrv, navath.t irul I
ol lh H'tnti ami fall In fowtloi nol.t Uvrr I
an w 'trili lo.' rr .ih. I If aavtt Hai Siifi Wlan I
t twitlitron 1'iiwikm ftr ahMiutrlv imrv aaJ
Inntvnarly valuable'. Noihinc on ranti will mak hfiia lav MnfiSiii'i Comiitinn Pi.nVrn. 1 tear p'n-
Ji.ll,P fti-'W avury wlicw, w tvni iy mail Ut tt Ivuer-Mmuii. I. S. Johhm)H k B bio.s. Mas
uii r ,i a n tm ten h if i n..,,-i rri
i h m m t.-i fti u Usi h ll W tx m
FREES &, SON,
SticccMBors to iV. SUMNEll &, CO.".
i:ottrics.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAI.El'8 IN
PIANOS & OEGANS
AND I1IPOBTKK8 OK
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Ill Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
New York and Uoston Prices Duplicated.
C. J. MOORE,
DHALER in
This ts tlie only Luttery ever vuuO uu sad
ecdunetl by tlie people, cf JJ State.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated III ISM for 25 years by the I.ckIs.
ture fur eJ:ii atiuml aed charitable, ptirnesn
with a cardial of i l.0i.lXJ to whkh a r.erve
fund of o-er t kSl.'XO hia sines beeo mined.
By anoverwheluiiUK nopalar voUi, its frsn.
Chise wai made a purl of tae prcseul dtiite Ccn.
lliulion alopusl Decerahei 2nd, A. li., 179.
A HplemlldoiMiortiiuiiy towlu a foriuue.
ltsUnud Single Number Drawius will tike
Eliv-e monthly. It never wale or postpone,
ouk at the fuUowuiE Scheme:
GRAND MOaNTELY DRiWISG
CLASS D, AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1883.
Under the supervision aud maniuicnicut of
Oeu. fl. T. UKATRKOAKI), of La., and
JUliAL A. KAKLV, oi Va.
CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000
100,000 Tickets at S.l Karh. Krm-tlona In
r'lrthB in I'ruportiou,
list or rausa
1 CAPITAL PKIZK f 70M
1 CAPITAL PKIE Vft.UtlO
1 CAPITAL PklZS ie.000
2 l'RIZKS OK ll!,tU I U'.lW
li I'tt.ZKS Oir 2,1100 .. 1O0CO
lui'hizK.iOK i,oio ln.wio
ai 1'HZEiiOK uOO '0,((0
leO PRIZadOK its) 20,100
300 PUIZKS OK JIJO 116 0U0
Mil) PRIZES OK 50 25.000
1000 l'KIZtS OK iii 2S.0U0
AFrKOXlSATlON PRIZES.
9 ApproxltiMlioii Piizes t f 17,'hj 6,750
t) Aiiproximallnn Prius of bit 4,j00
ll Approxliimttou l'riies of UM 'i.lbO
17 Fi'209, amounting to Si'oA.lOO
CKHT1 F1CATE.
We do hereby eeililv that we supervise the
arraim.'mt nts for nil the niemth'y and senil an
tiiiiil llriiwiims of the LouisiHiia Stnle Lottery
t'otin.any, anil In person inaiisKi) and control
tne ilrmt iUKS iiiemselves, ana Hint the cainu are
coixlueted with honesty, fairness mil ill good
mini toivsiti an parties, we aiunorzu tne
Ci iiiliaiiy lo me this (urtiUcnte. with fae-slmilts
ofeiir hii u'.urcH atUichcd, in its advertise
ments.
Mm COUNTItY PRODUCE.
llo. 208 Houston Street Daks, Texas
PEED A SPECIALTY.
;il-ati,yii a:ii .Soils CVien, fluls Hay
(ihxIh lltilivri'cil to Iho Hiihurhrt Kreif.
nml all Oiliei- Country IVoiInro
Anheiiser's Premium Beer
Rooelvod ihe blghovt award at tho Paris. KxposiUoa for
The Purest, tha Best and tho lost Healthy Basi
MANUFACTURED IK THE WORLD.
All order promptly fUloJ. Address
Louis Reiclienstsin,-Dallas, Texas, Apnl far Mens Texas
Xjvo-xin. XH333XI if-3 vrjT:-3.
8t Louis Kepnbliean, November 13, 1878: The offlelal n-ninit to tha Rcvonne depttrtmont for
uu. um.imik ...jvi-miH.r i, attow tuo enormous quantity ol nie.tKii: barrels or latter lioer sold bj
. .'. . t . . : yivTiyi j .iui rtunru proves im'ui inoiurvem Drewers in tne west
TREIONT
(GALVESTON, TKXAS.
0B1Y EIHST-CLAS3 HOTEL II?
OUSE,
Aiipi!e'.lon for rales to ehi'is should bo ms(!e
only tue oit.s) of the company la New 0r
It.tnip.
K'tr f.irthor l-.iforniatlrai, write elnnrlv, plying
full mMiesH. Send orrit ra by Express, Rests
c.rei Letter rr Money Order, addressed only to
ft. A. DATtrnrN. New Orleans, La, or OKO(IK
A. WKBSTKR, 701 Klin Street, Dii'las, Texas, or
FRANK LOBRANO, Southeast Corner Fourth
n.l Hotialnn Htrpeis. Knrt Worth. ToXSB.
$30,000 FOK
A
I'OrULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THK
MM
STOfi
Of Mollern Coiistrti' tUui'TlimiiKlioiit, anil Is Kept up to it
None hi the. Soiulr.v.-Kt.
Stui'hird ) Kxeelleiico Bovond to
RATES: S2.5D TO $3.09 PER BAY, ACCORDING, TO ECOLI
4 G. MoGINIiY, Proprietor.
N. B. Special Attantlou Cnlloil to tho Fztromaly Low Monthly Kates.
Smoking Tobacco, Ciganettes
Lpbk est and cross tnu Best, j nrcst and nnest mtrliir.(i tobaete
lu Die world. Ike tnhrjict It new floodid with ehesp, so-ealtod,
Vtiihniii lot sites, all olwhk'h are luiitatlouf ot Luke's, anil
Jon heii)d slum thim yen won! any other ceiuilerlelt. Auk
yourttitH-er or denier for IU'KH'H DOkDAM TlFAl CO, Slid
if tl i j stlt-niiit to rut Jim off with an inferior article, Inr-ist oo
htiiir poae aoiity, anu it iney will not slya It toTou.ro to
dealer who keeps It, and see that It bat a Duke on uarh
vwi umy yoora,
tome
package,
KF.MKMrtr.K THIS,
IF YOU ARE SICK.
If you are lek, Hop BUters will surely aid
Nature In maklug you well Rutin whoa all else
fails.
It you arc poniparntlvo'y well. bHt feel the
need nf a Brand tonic aad stliutitanl. never rest
easy tid you are made a new lu'linr by the use oU
HOP BI ITERS.
If you are enstlva nr Avtwelle. or aro suffer
iu Irom uny other of tho iiinnenms diitsses nf
lliesiiMiiii. li or bowels, it 1 vour own fault If
you remain 111, lor
HOP BITTERS
Are Ihe stivenlsn renieily In all such eoinplatnU
It' you are wasiini; awsy ith any form of kid
ney disease, stop templing Death this iiionunt,
autl turn for a cure lo
HOP BITTERS.
K you are stct, with that terrible sickness
itiervouMieiH, jou will Und a "Halm in (iilead'
u tku ute of
HOP BITTERS.
If you aro a fretiusntor or a resident of a ml
asmatie dlstrlcl, lisrrieade your sysiem sksIusI
the nsmrsRO of all collillrlcs nulsiltl, cpl
denile, billotii and Interailttent ferert bv the
ue of
HOP BITTERS.
If von have round, pimply or tallow sVIti, bail
breath, iialut and aches aud feel miserable lieu
erally, llcp tuners will Rive you lair tkiu, rich
blood, the sweetest breatb, health and comfort.
In short, they cure U tllscases ofthe Htomsch
Bowels, lllood liver, Kerves, Kidneys, e'e, and
$500
Will ho bald for ro they will not cure or
helper for anything Impure or injurious found
In them,
That tutor, bedridden Invalid wife, slslar.
mother or daunhter can b? ma le the picture of
netiin lira lew tomes oi nop mitcra, eosinig
but a trlllo.
Will you let them suiTer? Cleanse, purify nd
enrich their blootl with
HOP BITTERS.
And you will have no tlckives or miTotliiB rr
iioeinrt en sio psjr,
w. du: 3 SONS & 00.,
J. W. CHILUBWIB, qan'l Ateut. Ilallas, Tesas DURHAM, j c,
In tbe city of Louisville, en
Wednesday, January 31st
Theso drawlnes orcur on the last day of
'nch moiuh (-unihiyj cxceiitetl ) Kepcot
el s'liuditntion by tho Federal and Slate
Courts havo p'sct-d this eompsny beyond
Ihe contrnvcr-v of Iho lw To n,l
.nnip,iny beimujs (ho stile honor of
iivinit niaiiKiiraii d tho i nlv plan by which
ilielrdinwitiKsaru Piovtii h iiicn itu.l fair
yoml tiiiotion.
N. b.-The Co.r patiy hes now on hav. k lane
eapi ltd and rtst rv fi n.1. Kesri ca-vfi ll? the
llbt ol pjtn :ii
JANUARY liKAW.ij...',
1 frl-u I-tJ.KO
l Frwe )i),k-(
1 1'rize f,,,o
10 Prizes, ll.O.'fl eneh l'.,o,0
UM Prizes, fMHI eneh l,,i),
m ITIaes, 100 eeh. litto
All Prizes, la each .... jt, (t,'o
litre, te eaeh l'.'.in(l
1.(110 Prlwn. 110 eat't. iii.in.fl
3 I'rlsea, IMl each app xra I'n prlrti 'i,1VQ
9 I rlies, f '.'tXI em li 1 ,(ifl
S 1'rlzcs, ticweauu " " m i)
l.SiSO ITIres 0: 1 J.4C0
Whole Ticiots, C2 Half Tlcfcets.8!
fl llcliet, AOi AATickcta 6 MM.
kuiuii ittoiicy or oku n ursii iu lelli-r, or w;ua
byexiirest IWt send by rcB'.stered leltcr or
poKiodlce onler. Orders of 11 an.l imi.nl v.
cjtiin-sseaii besentatourexpense AtltlrvsB a 1
orders to R. M. HOAKUMAN, Coiirier.Jou-iiil
uiiiioiug, wuisvuie, ky , or Bex ;, Dallas. Tex
ORIGINAL
"LITTLE HAVANA."
(QOCLD & CO'S) DECIDED BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Dallas Branch W J. Leinp's Western Brewery
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
A FULL LIRE OF KEG AND BOTILED BEER AND ICE ON Bh SD
Tbe Finest and Host Popular Beer lu the United States
CIlVlirKS MEWERIIANS, AInnaecr
it
1883.
Nature' Pparkllng apeelfle for ludltettlon
and bllllnutncsa, tb water nf the , famou
MallsorFpa, It duplicated In moment with a
rw,nfnl uf larraul'a Sellter Aperient, which
oonlalni every valuable ilooent of the I'erwiaa
nrlng, The rea'et pliyttelan of-Iurop
CENTRAL HOTEL, ; t.t, 1 1 n f i .V nym.
J. ll. DAVtntoN, l'roprletor. 0.-ltll IJKsl. Q JUttAitll,
Cor. Marbol A 4ta 81., tlalte.tan, Texas. 1
Trsnsietit H.Hrd oer dav. l.0t).
dav, week or mouth.
Board by the
111110
MEN
HBAD0UARTCR3 TuA RAILROA"
AT Till
Old Cormr' Boarding Housa & Saloon
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Comer of ICIm Street nml II T. C. II. It.
M. ROE, Proprietor.
Ttwr.l by tho wccS, ti; board by the iUy, tl.
Meals aittljH-ds, it cents nor tlitm
SPARKS HOUSE,
T. 1'. SMITH, Proprietor,
Alvnr.vlo, . i . . . Texas
Tho druiuiners' lioina. Thli favorite tud
popular resort fur the resident and traveling
public mill rutin tains the lead as tho best hole!
In Johnson county. Htriete.l attcntiou paid tJ
the comfort ami pleasure of Its giieata.
SIUMIIKR FOR NUMBKR. PR1ZK FOR PRIZE
With SUO Additional I'rlre '
CLASS 1121, JANUARY 22, 1883,
ONLY 31,000 TICKET8 AND l,20fc PRIZES
Central Hotel, sSr
' the ubei
BRYAN, TEXAS
(150 Feet East ol Depot.)
J. P. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
tfta-Flrst-rlass accommodatlont for romtnercltl
pronounce that free gift of Proldence tli
peteni oi an anuwn aiiorN.iTv., !
imila froth and fuauilnt. la now plaert!
the teaoh of erory liivuiU lu the, WCalCrd
old by Ml arug gut.
Diott
Its fao
within
world.
Mnu, with sample nHimion (round flour.
Plaster of Paris
Til
Franco-Texan Land tJo
LONE STAR
MASTER 6F PARIS FACTORY,
A. CHAPT1VK, Irsldent B. CtUFFLaT
tien'l Sup't an4 Maaager.
Am eroDarod to 111 orient for TUitar of Peril
Of Not nnalHv at reasonable rates.
I. OHIFFLKT Freuiar City, Sweet Water P.
0. Tex.
II.M'STKATKO.
This populHr Journsl Is a rsre combination of
iiii-rniiire, tin sun lasiuon, lit tiorles, poems
and estays are by the best writers of Ktirope and
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