The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
Arkansas LcgI>!atiTG Proceedings.
SENATE.
IuIEsnAE. NoE. g. I2.O.


 1,r. Oates. from the Committee oa Judiciary. reported hlll 10 amend ike l-w against cur.ia- concealed weap0ns repeating the part of tAa law i.4 'rs0ulur lsr the same, EL.eI Was read second aud third trae, and passed.
 Alsoa lII giving a salary .frot less than three nor more than five hundred dollars 10 l'r.htseand County t.ar, Judges in counties ot Conway. lcll and LaiaEe..c and change ,-.s t.mcoI ho. hn- the Courts of inc laltcr Iul,- su-H n4ad and passed. Mr.. Cara -an. from rhe Committee ou Internal Improvements. reported a a.J entitled an aet 10 aid in tho construction of tAe different railroads in this State.
 lr. Le.uoyuc offered on amendment, which. with ,Ae original was ordered to be printed, and referred 5o Committee of ,ac Whole yl !hc inst Monday oG December
 Mr. Jari1au introduced bill incorporating jaa town of ra.sr,E1a. Referred 'Y Committee ou tauntle- and to.a.- Lines. Nr. BIscr. iromtaeCo.ra:ttea on Aercu1ura, reported a bill Ior the pramuilon of tuc agGcult- ul;l and laecAan.cu interests of t4a State. Pas sage recommended Pending the consideration Uf vh.ea Senate adjourned to -i o'clock. r. 'is Senate met al ? o'clock. and repaired To the ha.I ,l tae House ol Representative tor the Pal- pose of ,l..tiH- State Treasurer: #aete..uq Oliver na-h@m received majority of al tae yo;.. given. and was declared legally and cua,u- nationally elected After which ,Ac Senate ad- joWutd.
 FaD'T. November 2t. Mr. Dou-ll-. introduced frl ae.lafziug rhc Governor to I"aae decd, tJ bank laais. Referred .o Judiciary Cumaitaa.
 Mr. Pagan introduced a 1iI n relation to lu- POPS and witnesses in civil and criminal cases. Referred 10 Judiciary t,waiuna,
 tr. Davies iEuoturad b,li in reference to iu#,ccs' doelets. Heic~eItoJudciary Comait- Mr. President introduced a hiu to reduce the taxation to 0ue-twcis.h of one per cea.tsH. Re- forred toJhe Committee on Ways 3ui Means llr. Davies introduced bill giving tha right of appeal from the decision of rhe swamp land a@.as tpthe Auditor ol the $ute Referred t3 Judiciary Committee.
 SATURDAY. November 25 Nr. Iomoyua presented petition from c.ti- zcus of Gci county with reference 10 a private act a- to.aHrIv vn1 the uHd ing from c-tays to common school .ud. Re. rej
 Mr. In1aaoeh. from the 'ommttce on Coun- ties and County Lines reported bill neorporat- ing Gl" town of r4ao'lila. which va- passed. Nr. Gray introduced t.li to amend the iaoor- p0ratiug act ot tha Duehita Conference Female College Rules suspended and referred 10 Con- mIttec on Education.
 Took l2 Gouse b1M No. f3 iacar1 orat.n- the Northwestern Border EaiIroad. which eNtcn F from Cassy.ila Mo-. To Van buren. Ark. Referred.
 MoyDAr, November -j. Mr. Oates offered a resolution requiring a com mittec Of three obc appointed toact with a s.mi- lar committee on the part oftae House 10 inquire into thc prices paid fer public printing.
 Nr. Ba.-gr introduced a bill for the relief Of the people of Arkansas, which provides tbat debts shall not be collected by law, except for the pay mcut of taxes. Referred.
 Mr. Gray introduced bill to require the State Treasurer to refund taxes in certain cases. Re- ferrei.
 Mr. Clark introduced a bill to amend the road law. Referred.
 TUESDAY, November 2S. Mr. Oates from the Judiciary Committee. re- ported layorably on d bill granting appeal from inc swamp land agent to tle Auditor, which was passed.
 Alr. Terry introduced a bill to incorporate the Little Rock Mutual Insurance Company. Re farrcd.
 Mr. Nc"olloch introduced bill for the pro- tecton Of landlords and tenants. Referred 10 Committee on Judiciary.
 Nr Pennington introduced bill to defend the interests of the State in the swamp land grant, Referred.
 Mir. President Fletcher introduced bill for the relief of the Governor of this State, by proyid- ing for Swamp Land Commissioner. Referred to Committee on Swamp and Oycrhowed Lands. Took up House bill, which provides for incrcas- ing the bond of the Treasurer and Auditor of this State Eccrrcl.
 Took up House amendment 10 the Constitution proposing 10 elect Secretary of State, Treasurer Auditor and Attoney-General, by the qualified voters of the State, which was voted on separately and voted down.
 WEDNESDAY, November 28. Mir Oates, from the Judiciary Committee, re ported favoraby on bill increasing the bond of the Auditor to Sl00000, and the Treasurer to $500 00O; which was passed
 Also bill to grant ferry privilege to Jas S. Barton, in Crttenden county. Read third time and passed.