The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-19
HOUSE JOURNAL.
MONDAY. Feb. 10, 1867.

| fN.Htr MONDAY, req. 10, looI'
House met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Owen.
Mr.. Henley asked leave to have his name
recorded iu the negative, on the vote adopt
| ing the report and accompanying resolutions
submitted on the 10th inst ,an
| Mr. Lewis introduced bill anendatOry o.
the several acts in relation to the Grand Gull
and Port Gibson Railroad Company, which
| was referred
Mr.. Pope offered resolution, that Gen
w. T. Martin be invited to O seat within the
bar Of the House, which was adopted.
Mr.. Labauve offered a resolution, that no
more new local business shall be received
and entertained after the hour of II M, to-
day, nor shall o member speak longer than
five minutes to any one proposition without
leave Of the House.
/ Mr. Burress introduced bill to appropriate
the tax arising from licenses for the sale Of
spirituous and vinous liquors in the town Of
Baldwin, Lee county.
Mr.. Williams offerek an amendment which
was accepted and bill passed
Upon call of the counties, Mr. Pope in
troduced bill to regulate the taxes of Adams
county, and for other purposes. Passed.
Mr. Webb of Amite-a bill to tax and il
cense Express Companies. Referred to COM
mittee on Ways and Means
bill to incorporate the Shubuta Savings AS
ISOLATION. Referred.
Mr.. Webb, of Franklin--a bill to provide
for the sale of swamp lands in the county OF
Franklin. Passed.
Mr. Webb, Of Franklin bill to authorize
the Secretary of State to issue patents in
certain cases. Passed.
Mr. Dotson presented petition from sun
dry ladies Of the city of Jackson, in reference
to the graves of Confederate soldiers, buried
near the State Capitol Referred
Mr. Jones--a claim of certain Judicial and
executive officers of the county of Jasper
Referred
Mr. Labauve-a bill amendatory of the in
corporation of the town of Aberdeen in
Monroe county. Passad
Mr. Huffman--a bill to amend the charter
of the town of Osyka, Pike county. Re
ferred.
Mr. Meares offered joint resolution, That
the Hon. J. s, Yerger be granted leave of
absence for forty days during the present
year, which was adopted.
Mr. Reid--a bill to repeal an act to amend
an act to incorporate the town of Webster
in the county OF Winston, approved Feb. g.
1856 Passed. .Ilou1 I,vraUo aI0-
busha County Manufacturing Company, and
for other purposes. Referred.
A message was received from the Senate.
Mr. Luse introduced bill to grant certain
privileges to Joseph NJ Sublett and others,
Referred. ft
Mr. Lewis from the Committee on Corpp-
rations reported favorably to bill to incorp6-
rate the West Jackson Institute, with an
thereto. Report received and
agreed to and on motion of Mr. Labauve was
to said committee.
Mr. Lewis from same committee reported
10 I'LL IN in IN, ha
Male Academy. Report agreed to and bill
passed. N
Mr. Lewis from same committee reported
to bill to amend the several acts
in relation to the Ora ad Gulf and Port Glib
,on Railroad Company. Report agreed to
and bill passed
Mr. Lewis from same committee reported |
iav orably to bill to incorporate the Grenada
ind Prentiss Railroad Company with amend
nents thereto Report agreed to amend. |
nents adopted and bill passed
A message was received from the Cover |
lor announcing his approval of certain bills. /
message was received from the Senate.
Mr. Barry from committee on Ways and
deans reported adversely to bill to regulate
he sale of Proprietary Medicinal properties
n tn State. Report agreed to and bill lost.
81 Parry from same committee reported
avOrably TO bill to encourage manufactures
n this State. Report agreed to and bill re-
srred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Wall from Committee on Propositions
nd Grievances reported adversely to the
etition of certain citizens. of Tishomlngo
ounty. Report agreed to and bill lost.
Mr. Wall from Same committee reported
ack petition of J Newman, of Franklin
,unty, and asked that it be referred to the
,mmitte on Claims. Report agreed to and
i'll referred accordingly.
Mr. Griffin from committee on Ways and
cans reported favorably to resolution APP
one days per diem of the NOM
RS of the Legislature to aid the ladies of
irginia TO remove the remains of Missis-
ppi soldiers to cemeteries provided for that
lrpose, with an accompanying bill. Re
,rt agreed to and resolution read the first ,
me.
On motion of Mr. Lyles the resolution was
definitely postponed The bill was then
ad the second time.
Mr. Byles moved to strike ont fifteen hun
ed and insert two thousand, one Thousand
liars to each association, which motion !
Is lost. !
On motion Of Mr. Luse the bill was read !,
9 third time and passed. D
Mr. Darden introduced bill supplemental
an act to change the times of holding the a
rcuit Courts in the LIST Judicial District, a
ssed at the present session Of the Legis-
ure, and approved Feb. z, 1857. Passed.
Ar POpe--a bill supplemental to an act In
alton TO the collection of taxes in Adams :
inty, approved Feb. 4, 1867.
dr Hillyer moved to eject the bill which n
ton was lost The bill was then read the :
I'd time and passed. RI
Ir Hillyer moved to amend the title of 81
bill 10 read ~ follows; 81
N act 10 repeal an act approved Feb. 4, e
z, relative 10 the collection Of taxes in =.
county Of Adams. which on motion of y.
Gholson was Land on the table. n
Ir Reid offered . resolution, That The n.
nks Of the State Of Mississippi are due, 10
are hereby rendered TO Col John Mc0a<L an
, Of Franklin, Tennessee, for his noble, III
ntable and disinterested patriotism In ge
ecting, interring and marking the last u.
ing place Of many Of Mississippi's hero ~
cad m
solved, That the Governor be request
o transmit a copy Of these resolutions 10 !
hoGavock. ~
Z shannon, from = select committee, re-
ed q substitute bill, TO bill 10 legalize the
rage Of ] j Wilmington aud Ellen a
ng, Of Warren county. Agreed TO and "a,
tfute passed - -.
) motion Of Mr. GovAn, the House ad- s net
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