The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-30


NJ canerton from the Committee on Pub
lie buildings reported substitute TOT lne
hin for the better protection OF the ot4eO
canifo, and other buildings from ire. he
noT+ aTreed To and the bill referred TO the
! rommittee of the Whole House and maae
the special order for tomorrow morning -
| o clock. corno-
rations reported fayorably to the toIio"ins
IA, = hin 70 extend the limits of the town OF
| Shubuta. r1o+aI
Company. c.4 parse-
A bin to incorporate the Summit feiSe
( versnce Fire Company, Nc J. -, No
4 bin in relation to changing the corporate
limits of the town of Pamela III Iahoi"
county.
Abil to incorporate JonesbOrough Lodge
No. $50. ,,..o,,ia and
4 bin TO incorporate the Pelahatchle anu
Faunin Manufacturing Company.
4 hin 10 Incorporate the Orphans Home
4 bin in relation to the New Orleans Mo
: bile and Chattanooga Railroad
A bill to incorporate the ChlckasaW oaN-
ings Institution. a.. ,.;us
passed C;4
Mr. Simrall. from the Judiciary Commit
/ tee. reported favorably, with an amendnent
10 the bin to prevent trespass on real estate
and for other purposes. Report received
and the bill made the special order 1or
! Thursday next. at Il o'clock, NJ
Mr. Smrall, from the same comm
reported favorably, with an amendment TO
the bill to repeal all acts suspendlng the
statutes of limitations. Report agreed 10
and the bill passed as amended
Mr. Levers. from the Committee on Prop
/ ositions and Grievances, reported taNoraoly
to the petition of the citizens OF the Town
of Sarepta. ir the county of Calhoun pray
ing for the repeal of an act therein naIneo,
with an accompanying bill Report "Si0'''
to and the bill passed.
Mr. Levers from the same Committee re-
ported favorably, with an amendment, to
the bill for the relief of the town of Verona,
/ in Lee county Report agreed TO and the
/ bill passed as amended,
Mr. Levers, from the some Committee, re-
ported adversely to the petition of Albert
Roberts and W Z keesee, assessor and assis-
I tant assessor of taxes for kemper county,
praying for an allowance out of the State
1 Treasury of three hundred and sixty dollars
rs additional compensation for making the
/ assessment of said county. Report agreed
to and the petition lost.
Mr. Beauchamp, from the judiciary Com
mttee in his report, recommended that the
resolution ''inQuiring into the eXpediency of
reducing the Judicial Districts, &c" also,
a bill ITO increase the salaries of District
Attorney" be referred to a Select Committee
of ten, one for each Judicial District. Re
port agreed to, and Messrs Beauchamp,
Acker Phipps, Shannon, Sjmrall, Seal, Luse,
Graham, Levers and Gowan, were appointed
as said Committee.
Mr. Irby, from the Committee on the
State Library, reported favOrably to the me-
mortal from the Trustees of the State Libra
ry, together with a bill reviying certain APP
Preparations therein named. Report agreed
to and the bill passed.
Mr. Reid from the Committee on Education
reported a substitute for the bill to regulate
the practice of medicine in this State re-
commencing its passage
Mr. Huffman moved to amend by inserting
dentistry after medicine" and dental"
after medical" which was adopted and the
bill placed on the calendar.
Mr. McLaurn from select committee re-
ported a substitute for Senate bill to incor-
porate the Sylvorena Institute in Smith
county, recommending its passage. Report
agreed to and the bill passed.
4 message was received from the Senate
announcing the passage of sundry bills and
resolutions.
tiOns and Grievances reported adversely to
the petition of w. L. Bynum, of Tippah
county. Report agreed to and the petition
lost.
MTssWall from the same committee report
ed favOrably to the bill for the relief of Levi
Roberts of Marshall county, Report agreed
to and the bill placed on the calendar
On motion of Mr. Shannon the Governors
message was taken up and transferred as fol-
lows:
That portion in reference to the transfer of
certain lands near the city of Vicksburg to
the Committee on State and Federal Rela-
tions.
That portion relating to Railroads to the
Judiciary Committee
That portion relating to the Penitentiarv.
to the Committee on the Penitentiary,
Mr. Irby introduced bill to make certain
appropriations therein named Passed
Mr. Simrall-a bill to provide for the pay
ment of per diem and mileage to the Com
missioners to lease the Penitentiary, which
was made the special order in Committee of
the Whole for Thursday next at IL o'clock.
On motion the House adjourned until
o'clock P. NJ