Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

FRrp.v. February 90. 1916.

MT. MILES introduced a Dill Iof Inc UGH
eft of James Moore: which was read the
third lime and passed.
Mr.. WILBURN presented the petition OF
Hardy Benson of Ya:iobusha county,
which was referred to select committee
Mr.. ADAMS intsoduced bill to lncorPo>
rate Monroe Ledge No. 80. OF masonsi
which was twice read and ordered to be
engro.sed.
Mr.. Lansdale introduced bill to incor-
porate the Lexington and Honey ls'aad
turnpike-ccmpany: twice read aud ordered
to be engrossed
MIR. Pegues- introduced a bill TO author
ize the commissioner of the seminary fund'
TO issue patents; twice read aud referfed 10
tie committee on the seminary fund.
NJ. Lumpkin introduced a resolution
granting leave OF absence to Henry DICK
iDson. Vice Chancellor; which Was read
the ,hlId time and adopted. =
The bill to change the mode of coliec-
ting revenue from hawkers and pediars
was read the second time and referred TO
select committee of three.
A bill 10 repeal The eighth section OF an
act for suppression of tipping houses; was
read he second time, aud on motion OF Mr..
ALaOdusCs ioi1 upon tuC Id oiO
Mr.. Guion obtained leave to introduce a
bill to alter the law of evidence; read Sc
cond lime and referred TO the Judiciary com
mittee.
The bill TO provide for the assessing and
collecting taxes; was read the taisd time, on
the suspension OF the rule. and passed
The bill amendatory OF an act to authors
ize appeals from decisions of justices of the
peace to the circuit courts. approved FEB
22. 1912; was read the first time.
Also, the bill to amend the constitution OF
the state. SO as II hereafter prevent the
charter.ng of banks. was read third time
and passed by yeas and nays;
Yeas-Mr. President. Adams. Brlscoe.
Booth. Beene. Durr. Fox. Horne, Hicks.
Johnson. Lumpkin, Laoauve; Lansdale.
Miles, Pegues. Price. Ramsay. Stewart.
Tillman, Wall, Williams, and Wiilburn-|
% votes.
Nays-Messrs. Acker. Boone. Dabney.
Guion, Lipscomb. Metcalf, Nicholson an.
Turner'S votes.
Mr. Lumpkin asked leave to introduce a
bill supplemental to the act authorizing
the governor TO appoint commissioners IN
other states; was read the third time and
passed
On motion of Mr.. Adams. the bill H-ni
ting The tenure of certain officers therein
named. was laid on the table.
The bill to incorporate the flrst Baptist
church Of ABE rdeen, was considered en-
crossed. third time and passed
The join; resolution fixing upon the 14fh
list. for adjournment, was. laid on the table.
A bill to repeal the act TO prescrib the
m ode cf proceeding against Incorporated
banks, for violation of their franchises.
&c., approved July 26, 1874, was taken up
and then postponed until Monday DeAt-
The senate refused To 60 into committee
ofthe whole Oh a bill TO authorize the may
or and aldermen of the city of Jackson. to
erect bride across Pearl river.
The bill TO auth orize John B. Neviit.
Wm. ST. Ohm Elliott aud p. H. McGraw
to raise twenty thousand
dollars by lottery, for the benefit of the
Catholic chvrch OF Natchez, was read the
second time.
Mr.. Lipscomb offered an amendment to
the effect. that. if said sum could not be
raised by lottery. i; might be done by The
establishments: of faro or roulette tables.
which was lost.
MIR. Swan offered an amendment pro-
vidlng that no action at law shall BE- sus-
tanned 20 recover prizes drawn. whice was
adopted; and on motion OF Mr.. Miles, the |
amendment was engrossed. and the rule |
being suspended. the bill was put upon It's |
flnaf reading and lost
A bill for the relief of John Hogman Of
Carroll county, was read The second time.
amended. and ordered to be eDgrosssd
I The bill to appropriate the $4,000 of
the sinking fund tc the pay ment of the |
Planters Bank bonds vas read a third |
time. and amended by Mr.. Lipscomb. -
that the payment shall be made 7Drorata |
among the bond hoiGers holding bonds now
due. and then passed, by eyes asd noes.
as follows ~4
Ayes-Mr. President, Booth, Beene,
DUR. Guion. Hicks. L'pscomb. Lansdale.
Metcalf, Miles. Nicholson. Pegues, Ram
say. Stewart, Turner, Wall and Williams |
III votes
Noes Messrs, Adams. Acker. Briscoe,
Beene. Dabney. Fox. Horne. Johnson.
Lumpkin Labauve, Price. Tillman and |
Wilturn--l3 votes,
A bill 10 repeala q part Of an act attaching |
: part OF Perry county to tho county Of |
Harrison, approved Jan. 1874, was read |
the Sd time and passed
Also the blfl for the constr uc:ion and |
of ievee in Issaquena county.
The fS<u&vaoe serne II, :. ,rs.>~~.-- -.