The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

agreed upon at the last session of 1883, werarar.,pirdd for the present session A1essrs. McAean, Bean, Rnggo'd, Smith. and Williamson, were apponsed a committee, 10 act in conjunction with such committee as may be appointed ny the House of Representatives, for the purpose of procuring suitable rooms for the accom- sa.:.:e., of he present session of the Gen eral Assembly. A message was received from the House of Representatives, informing the Council that they had organized, and had appointed committee to act in conjunction with the committee on the part of the Council, to iu- form tne Governor that they were ready to proceed to business.
 The Council then adjourned, to meet to- morrow at 10 o'clock. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. The House of Representatives met in the Presbyterian meetng-houSe, in the town of Little Rock, when all the members appear ed, were qualified, and took their seats, viz: From the County of
 Arkansas and Bushrod v. Lee and Cha's Union, II. Seay Chicot, .....-....-.- Hedgemoa TripleH. VonIsy yon BS,ene ena z'somas -uatAers. Crawford, ,.........-Jan.e Logan and .4Rdrew
 sHortoa. Clark and ffot .1okn rgzson. Spring, 2ss'' s''4' Crittenden and ] Iohn 7,,,o,t Carroll, ...........-Joha =, E. Stauiags. Henpstead, ...... Wittidaa Shaa0 and JaDaes IT.
 Watter. Independence ;" U1lttem .uoore and .uorgan
 sHagness. Izard, .........,.....- Bfossn c. Roberts. Jackson Gl st. John EiH and z. D. F. Monpoe. 5alle,s anu Setaggs. Jefferson, ,........,~.H. R. 2. outlao. Johnson, ,---......--JotR ETard. Lawrence and Joseph Porter, EYap'. JarreH Greene, and 4. Henderson. Lafayette, ,......... Thomas Jeferson Peel. Miller, ,e...........-- ". D0adrtge Etlis. 1 Pkillips, ,.............Iohn J. Bol0ie. Pope, pe,.....-.........-La5aa c. H1ioeU. Pulaski, ......-.... EVJt!i15ts CG6satjes and .45
 sal00e foqgte9., Sevier and Pike, James Hotalon. Washington, ,...--.4. TThanefy, Dagid Yia3k-
 CT, Francis Dunn, Ifdo's
 II. Tenaaut, ard Oeeai-
 aus Egans.
 The House then proceeded to the election of is officers. JOHN WILSON, of Clark county, was elected Speaker, without oppo- sition.
 Tie House then went into election fer Clerk. Mir. Fowler nominated A. J. Greer, of Lawrence county, and Mir. Evans nominated Lewis E. Fully, ct Washington county, when the vote was ta- ken, Uiga poce, which resulted as follows:
 l.. b. Fully ,.....-- .'..lS
 A. J. Greer. Whereupon, Mir. TGLLY was declared duly elected Clerk. was qualified, and proceeded to discharge the duties of his office.
 Mir. SIMON T. SANDERS, of Hempstead county, was elecied Assistant Clerk. wllh- out opposition.
 The election for Door-keeper was then held, which resulted in the election of EZRA OWEN, of Pulaski county.
 A message was received from the Coun- cil, by Mr. Clark, informing the House that they had elected their President, Sec fetary, Assistant Secretary, and Door. keeper.
 sihereupon, on motion of Mf. CuiGl,nins, a committee was appointed, consisting ot Messrs. Cummins, Walker of Hempstead, and Mahers, to act in conjunction with such committee as may be appointed by the Council, 10 wait on His ExceIlency, the Governor, and inform him that the two Houses have me; and organized, and are ready to receive any communication he may think titto make.
 On motion of Mir. Walker, of Hemp stsad, Messrs. Walker, Logan, Hill, Shaw, and Whinnery, were appointed a committee to act Tn conjunction with such committee as may be appointed by the Council, to pro- cure rooms for the accommodation oi the Genera! Assembly.
 A message was received from the Conn- eil, by Mf. Bean, informing the House thai committee had been appointed by that be- dy, 10 act M conjunction with the commit tee appointed by the House, for lhe pnrp se of procuring rooms for the accommodation of the General Assembly.
 On motion ol MF. Magness, 1t was order ed that 10 o'clock be the regular hour of meeting of this House during the present session.
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