The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-29
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ed favOrably with sundfy aIaeAu!.OA
the bill to incorporate the Rayena Malitiia0-
turing Company. Report agreed to ana the
hill placed on the calendar
dueed a bill TO authorize the Board OF folies
If Adams county TO erect toll bridges IN saIu
comfy. approved Nov. 81, 1865. Placed Oh
the calendar. l,-x-
Mr. T,exers-a bill to increase the salary
of the Probate Judge of Calhoun county
Placed on the calendar No
Mr. Iewers-a bill in relation to the mo
mics arising from licenses, &c, in the Town
of Pittsboro'. Placed on the calendar.
Mr. Peace a bill TO Increase the salary OF ths
Probate Judge of COahoma county. fIace"
on the calendar.
Mr. NeRaney-a bill to increase the salary
of the Probate Judge of Covingtou county
Laid on the table.
Mr. Gholson presented a petition from sun
dry citizens of Davis county. Laid on the
table
Mr. Cole introduced bill to incorporate
the DeSoto Manufacturing Company ne
ferred to the Committee on Corporations
Mr. Williams bill to amend an act 70
create a new county to be called the county
of Lee. Placed on the calendar
Mr. Jones-a bill to incorporate Oak bow
cry Lodge No l9S in the county OF Jasper
and for other purposes. Referred 10 tAe
Committee on Corporations.
Mr. Darden-a bill to regulate the payment
of costs in the county of Jefferson. Placed
on the calendar.
Mr. McRae presented the petition OF ,
Bobett and others Of Kemper county. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. McRae offered joint resolution, mat
leave of absence is hereby granted the Hon
w W Chisholm Probate Judge of kemper
county for one month in the year 1907
Adopted,
Mr. Phipps introduced a bill to increase
the salary of the Probate Judge of Latay-
cite county. Placed on the calendar.
Mr. Walker bill TO authorize the Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Meridian TO
levy a tax for the support of schools therein
named, and for other purposes. Referred 10
the Committee on Education.
/ Mr. Walker bill supplemental TO an act
/ TO INCORPORATE the town of Marion Station,
7 in Lauderdale county, approved December
I -, 1866. Passed.
K Mr. McElroy-a bill to incorporate Russell
Institute, in the town of Hickory, in Newton
! county Referred to the Committee on Cor
! pOrations.
Mr. Irby-a bill to appoint public admin,
4 istrator for the county of Pamela. Referred
/ to the Judiciary Committee.
/ Mr. Hearne presented petition from sun
/ dry citizens of PontOtoc county, asking the
/ Incorporation of the Cherry Creek Baptist
/ Church Referred 10 the Committee on Cor
porations.
/ Mr. Morphis-a counter petition from clti
1 zens of POntotOc county. Referred to the
/ Committee on Corporations.
/ Mr. Burton introduced a bill to incorporate
the Mississippi and Alabama Turpentint
Company Referred to the Committee OF
/ Corporations.
Mr. Owen-a bill for the relief of Tunics
county, Passed.
Mr. West-a bin to authorize Phillip
,fN nnfy N RH
beth Ann Steadman as his own child anC
heir at law. Passed.
Mr. Montgomery presented a memoria
/ from K 5 Hudson, and other citizens OF Ia
zoo county, with an accompanying bill, Il
make certain persons competent as wltnes
ses. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Murdoch introduced a bill to incorpO
rate the Fire Department of the city of Co
lumbus. Referred to the Committee on Cor
porations.
The following communicate was read anC
referred to the Committee on Ways anC
Means:
RICHMOND, Dec. Is, 1866.
To the members of the Legislature of Mis-
sissippi:
Gentlemen The Board of Managers of III,
| Ladies Memorial Association for the Con
federate dead of lakewood, feel the necesst!
of appealing to you for assistance in the sa
cred work they have undertaken.
| The Georgia Legislature has already mad
a handsome appropriation for this purpose
and we doubt not Mississippi will promptly
engage with US in paying the last sad tri
butte to her soldiers. Five thousand grave
of Confederate soldiers have been marked
with substantial head boards, but the exac
number has not yet been ascertained. w
will send you a staten ent as soon as the lis
is completed.
With an appropriation from you, we hop
to be able to erect an enduring monument i
the heroic sons of Mississippi
Respectfully signed by several ladies. s-
| y message was received from the Senat
announcing the passage of sundry bills an,
! resolutions.
Mr. Davis gave notice that he should NOV
! a reconsideration of the vote on the bill t
! renew the charter of the Southern Railroa
| Company.
Mr. Murdoch gave notice that he woul
move a reconsideration of the bill passe
this morning for the relief of Tunica count,
The House, by order of the Speaker, pre-
ceeded to take up the special order of tn
day, to wit; The message of the GOvernC
yetoing the bill to regulate final process o
judgments and DEGREES in certain cases, penC
ing the consideration of which
On motion of Mr. Beauchamp, the Hous
| adjourned until 3 o'clock, p NJ