The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE,
SENATE JOURNAL.
THIRTY, EIGHT DAY.
TuELDAY, Nov. %, 1865.


Senate bill. entitled an act requiring the
Boards of Police OF the several countie!
of this State to examine into the con
dition of the common school funds o
their respective counties, which passed.
Bv Mr.. Hawkins-An act to incorporate
the Pearl River Manufacturing Company
which was referred to a select com mittee
consisting of Messrs. Hawkins, Martin
Lowry. King and Moseley.
By Mr.. Caine-An act to prevent the
spead of glanders or any other contagiou:
diseases amongst stock, which passed.
BY Mr.. Lowry-An act TO incorporate
the R'nkin County Savings Institution.
Mr.. Wolff offered an amer dmert r.
serving to the Legislature the right to
modify or repeal the act The bill and
amendment were referred to the judiciary
committee and afterwards reported back
by the committee with an amendment
which amendment was adopted and the
bill passed.
By Mr. Napier-An act to incorporate
The Clark County Savings Institution,
which was referred to the judiciary com
mittee and afterwards reported back by
said committee with an amendment,
which was adopted and the bill passed.
BY Mr.. Hawkins, an act to authorize
| the Governor of the State of Mississippi
| to remove squatters and trespassprs from
| the public grounds attached to the Cap
itol, and for other purposes
| The special order for II o'clock, this
| day, was taken up, to wit: the Governors 3
veto on Senate bill entitled, an act to
amend the exemption laws of This State.
Said bill passed, the Executive veto
to the contrary, Notwithstanding, by the
following vote:
Yeas-Mr. President, Messrs. Brown
| Cain, Duncan. Hawkins, Jackson, King
| Land, Leachman, Lowry, Lyle. Martin
McCargo, Montgomery, Napier, Robinson
Smith, Stone, Swett, Taylor, Wilson, w off
and Yerger-23
Nays-Messrs. Binford, Miller, MoseIy,
and Stephens-4
House Bills. Resolutions, &C., were con
adhered and disposed of as follows:
The House having ssksd for a commit
| tee of conference on the disagreeing vote
of the two Houses on Senate amend
ments to House bill entitled. an act pro-
viding for the assessment or valuation of
| lands in this Stafe; the Senate agreed to
the same, and Messrs. King, Miller and
MeCargo were appointed on the part of
| the Senate.
Resolution for a recess OF the Legisla-
ture from the goth instant, until the I'd
Monday in June next, was read and
laid on the table.
Resol ution of thanks to the Southern
Rail Road for complimentary tickets
furnished the members of the Legisla
ture was amended by addidg the New
Orleans Rail Road, the Mississippi Cen
trail Rail Road and the Mississippi and
Tennessee Rail Road and concurred in.
An act to authorize the Secretary Of
State to issue duplicate patents for land
therein named was referred to the iu-
dietary committee.
An act auth orizing guardians to take
lands IN payment of debts due their
wards, passed.
Assessor of taxes Of Warren county,
passed.
All act to remove the civil disabilities
of William I. and Hannah Z Moore,
minors of Kinds county was, on motion
OF Mr. Wilson, indefinitely postponed
An act for the benefit of the State Lu-
matte Asylum and for other purposes was
referred to the committee on claims.
An act TO revise an act TO define the
powers and duties Of the Boards of Po-
lice Of Monroe, Chickasaw and Noxubee
counties approved January 26, 1910, and
the 9th section of an act to amend the
road laws for the county of Monroe APP
proved Feb. %, 1848 so far as re..ates to
Noxubee county passed.
An act to amend an act entitled the |
charter of incorporation of the Gilmer |
Hotel Company, approved May %, 1860, |
passed.
House amendment to Senate bill, en-
titled an act to revive an act entitled an |
act to provide tor perfecting and pre-
serving the records of Mississippi troops, |
Aug. IL, 1864, was read and |
concurred in.
An act to provide for the abolition of
the Poor House in the county of Choclaw.
Passed
Consideration of House messages was
On motion of Mr.. Stephens, the Sen
ate took from the table Senate bill en-
titled an act to ascertain the number OF
State and Confederate, soldiers
IN this State, requiring artificial legs, and
Tor other purposes, which is a substitute
for House resolution on same subject.
Said su bstitute passed.
Mr.. Taylor offered the following resolu-
ton
ACiCdos Alhuy vi Inc ana UeSG
of MississippIs gallant sons have fallen
n the late sanguinary struggle on the red
lelds of battle in defense of their affairs
md their homes, and whereas, we feel
hat it is due to the memory of our
gallant dead, that this Legislature take
ONE step to perpetuate their heroic
leeds /; Therefore
Resolved, That (the House coucurring),
ach member of the Legislature, be and
hey are hereby requested to receive and T
ollclt subscriptions for the purpose of .
recting suitable monument to the
nemory of the Confederate dead, at
ackson, in front of the capitol u
Resolved, That both Houses are re-
uested to hold an informal meeting "
efore they adjourn, for the purpose Of Il
lectng President, and such other a
Ulcers as may be necessary to carry out
ne provisions of the above resolution. T
Adjourned until 3 o'clock p. m.
8 o'clock, p. N. a a
Senate met. =,
On motion of Mr. Seal the Senate took 3,
ON the table House resolution proyid- st
g Tor recess of the Legislature from AZ
le 29th inst, to the End Monday in in