The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23
SECOND DAY.
IEOl SEE.
TuEsDAY.O Oct. u. Is73

TUESDAY, Oct. 81, 1873.
The Governors message was received AMI
read.
Mr. Davis moved that the message be re-
ferr,d TO a special committee of nine.
Nj. Hyer moved to refer the message to
the Committee OF the Whole House.
MIR. Holland moved to table the motion.
Lost, aud the motion OF Mr.. Ii or pre-
vailed
Mr. SPEAKER / am instructed by the spe-
ci,l committee to " HON WAS referred IL. b
in relation to extension Of time tor collec-
tion of taxes, to regort the accompanying
substitute. j. +. SESSIONS,
Chairman.
Report received and agreed to, and substi-
tute read.
NJ. Currie moved TO refer the bill to the
Jud .ciary Committee. Tabled.
Mr.. Nets moved to increase the number
of the special committee TO eight, and re-
commit the bill. Carried.
An act to amend the school law of 1873, to
enable the Sheritfs OF several counties 10 re-
ceiye the outstanding Teachers Warrants
in payment of taxes was taken up, and re-
ferred to same special committee OF eight.
Tue Speaker announced as new mem bers
of he committee, Messrs. Nets, Higgins
and Howard.
Mr.. Fisher moved to suspend the rules to
allow general Introduction OF bills of which
previous notice had not been given. Lost,
Mr.. Davis moved that the House resolve
itself into the committee OF the whole, for
the purpose of considering the Governor 5
Message.
Mr.. Fisher moved to table the motion of
Mr.. Davis. Carried.
Mr.. Martinere gave notice that he would
on TO- morrow introduce a bill, an Act to
amend an Act entitled an Act to incorporate
the town of Shubuta, Clarke county, Miss,
approved April ., 1873, and tor other pur-
poses,
Mr.. Sawyer gave notice that he would on
tomorrow, introduce a bill entitled an Act
TO repeal section Is, of an Act to incorporate
the Liberty and Woodville Railroad Com
pany.
Mr.. Kendrick moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the Governors message was
referred to the Committee OF the Whole
House.
Mr.. French moved to table the motion to
reconsider.
Lost, and the motion of Mr. Hendricks
was lost.
Mr.. Sullivan introduced the following
res o utiOn.
Resolved, That the Speaker of the House
and President of the Senate adjourn their
the 22d of October, 1873, at IL O'clock NJ.
Mr.. Calhoun moved 10 table the resolution.
Carried by vote of 63 To SO.
Mr.. Spelman gave nOJice that he would.
at an early day, Introduce Il bill in relation
TO the weighing of cotton in the city OF
Canton, Madison county.
MIR. Fisher gave notice that he would, on
tom orrOw, introduce a bill to amend the
election law of the State.
Mr.. Brennan gave notice that he would,
on To morrow, introduce bill to secure a
uniform rate of charge on all railroads in
this State.
MIR. Mallory gave notice that he would,
on Tomorrow, introduce "a bill to allow the
Board % Mayor and Aldermen of the city
Of Vicksburg, in Warren county, and the
Board OF Supervisors of the same county 10
issue quarterly licenses 10 dealers in vinOu>
and spt: itu"us liquors.
Mr.. Truehart gave notice that he would
on tomorrow introduce hill 10 ameni the
charter of the Durant. Lexington and Y azoo
RIVER .airoad.
MIR. Hyer, at 10 :55, moved to adjourn un-
Ill To- morrow at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Carried