The weekly clarion., 1867-02-07
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81 House met pursuant to adiournment.
Mr.. Ellis, from the Joint committee on the
Institution for the Blind, reported favorably
of that Institution, and recommend the pas
sage of an act authorizing the State Treas
urer to pay the warrant for two thousand
dollars, issued in April 1866, in favor of said
Institution, and also to direct the issuance
and payment of all warrants for appropria-
tions heretofore made for the benefit Of the
Institution remaining unissued. Report
agreed to.
Mr. Marable, from the Committee on
Claims, reported favorably to the claim OF
A O Gov, sheriff of Lawrence county, with
an accompanying bill relative to the same,
which passed.
Mr. Gowan, from the Judiciary Committee
reported adversely to the memorial, and bill
to make competent certain persons as wit
nesses. Report agreed to and the bill lost
Mr. Simrall, from the same Committee, re-
ported substitute for the bill to amend an
act to confer civil rights on freedmen, and
for other purposes, which was laid on the
table, 300 copies ordered to be printed, and
made the special order for Monday next, at
ell o'clock. ~
Mr. Beauchamp, from the same Committee
reported adversely to the petition of G
BObbett. Report agreed to and the petition
lost. @
Mr. Beauchamp, from the same Committee,
reported adversely to the bill to establish a
domiciI of the N D j g. G N r r at jackson.
Miss Report agreed to and the bill lost.
Mr. Beauehamp from the same committee,
in his report asked that the memorial and
claim of G X Marshall be referred to the
TO ding Committee on Claims. Re-
port ag ed to and the bill referred accord
ingly.
Mr. Beauchamp from the same committee
Al 6s1
act to establish County Courts approved
Nov 20, 1865. Report agreed to and the bill
laid on the table for the present.
Mr. Beauchamp also reported favorably,
with sundry amendments, to the Senate bill
to authorize Judges of the Probate Courts
in this State to grant injunctions &c. Re-
port agreed to and the bill passed as amen
ded. @
Mr. Beauchamp reported substitute for
the bill to authorize the allowance of COM
mission to guardians ON partial settlements.
Report agreed to and the bill passed.
Mr. Beauchamp from the same committee
reported an accompanying bill to protect
public officers in certain cases, which bill
passed.
MIR Beauchamp from the same committee
recommended the reference of sundry bills
ito amend and extend the exemption laws"
to the Joint Select Committee on Relief
Report agreed to and the bills referred ac-
cording1y.
Mr. shannon from the Committee on the
Lunatic Asylum reported adversely to the
petition of Matthew Clanton of Pamela
county. Agreed to.
Mr. Shannon from the same committee re-
ported fayorably to the following bill: .
A bill to abolish the Office of Trustees of
the Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum and
for other purposes. Which passed.
Mr. Murdock from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported favorably to the follow
ing bills to-wit stH @ 4
A bill for the relief of Jno A Reid of CAL
h0un county.
Al bill for the relief of Hannah D North.
A bill supplemental to an act to authorize
the redemption of lands sold to the State.
Report agreed to and the bills passed.
Mr. Murdoek from the same committee
reported adversely to the petition of sundry
citizens of Lafayette county, also to the bill
for the reliefofE M Taylor Of Wayne coun-
ty. Report agreed to and the petition and
bill lost. 3 - s H 4a a M
Mr. Lewis from the Committee on Corpo-
rationsreported favOrably to the bill to in
Free and Accepted Masons in the town of
Eureka, Pamela county. Report agreed to
and the bin passed.
Mr. Wall from the Committee on PROPOSE
tions and Grievances reported adversely to
the petition Of John hidings -, q Marsnan alr
county. report agreed 70 anu IelI sne prayer u
fne petltion refused, .s....a.....,
On motion OF Mr WeDp tne house resumed
conslderatlon q tne Oil gt.lasln ~ tne sal,
aries on Ine T.Ogase aa II u sIe sgv1,al -
counties "a this state which was Iald on the
table and made the special order ~ Commit mt
tee OF the Whole for Friday next at II
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