The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
HOUSE.
THIRTY-SIXTH DAY.
JACKSON. March. s. 1873

"AChoO->f hdtCils D, 1919.
The hour having arrived for the consid-
CREATION of the special order, an act to pro-
8 vide against the evil resulting from the
Bale of intoxicating liquors in the State of
mississippi, it was taken up.
Mr.. Street offered the following amend
ment:
81 See. IL. Be it further enacted, That the
provisions of this act shall take effect and
be In force from and after the first day of
July, A. D, 1873, so far as it effects licenses
already granted; bot 70 those hereafter
granted, it shall be in force from and after
81 its passage.
Mr.. klmbrough moved the previous ques-
8 tom on the adoption OF the amendment,
w hich was susts@ucd.
And theamendment offered by Mr.. Street
was adopted.
And the motion of Mr. Higgins prevailed.
And the bill passed.
Geas-G0. Nays-25.
Mr. Davis introduced the following privi-
legged resolution.
Resolved, That the use of this Hall be.
and t is hereby rendered to the Hon. II. w .
FlouTnoy to deliver an address upon the
question of Retrenchment and Reform on
4 tomorrow evening, 1T eight O'clock. Adop-
4 ted.
4 MIR Kimbrough introduced ii G Res No
IL relative To the appointment of delegates
Dow His EXcellency, the Governor. to attend
the Industrial Congress- To assemble in ST
II .auis in October next,
"a Which was read the first time, and re-
fcrred to the Committee on Agriculture.
On motion, One OF the Committee clerks
sNas assigned To duty as Clerk of the Com
mjttee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
Mr.. Boyd moved that the rules be sus-
pended to allow the Introduction of bills.
i .ost.
81 Mr. johnson, of Kinds, gave notice that he
N Guild, on Tomorrow. move to reconsider
4he vote whereby the House refused tC ADOPT
PR. Streets resolution respecting change
~ the hour of the meeting of the House.
air. GTigGS moved To reconsider the vote
y hereby the House refused to adopt the
,->olutiou of Mr. street relative to a change
ID tue hour of meeting of the House.
Nj GriggS moved the previous question
on the motion to reconsider, which was
s Sustained, and under the operation thereof
Die motion to reconsider was lost.
The House agreed to the report of the
Committee of the Whole on AN act to regu-
bate the Fees and Salaries ui Public Officers,
Bending yesterday when the House adj
8purned.
Mr. McKie, by general consent. introduced
IA act supplemental to and amendatorv of
In act to authorize the sale OF reports of
AecisionS of the High Court OF Errors and
Appeals and Of the supreme Court of this
state. Passed.
EEssAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
lR. SPEAKER:
am directed by his Excclleney the Gov
bveS that he has approved the following
untitled Acts, originating in the House:
A joint Resolution memoriaiiZing Con-
eress TO build a custom house, and improve
PIE harbor of Paseagoula, Mississippi.
An act t. incorporate the Home Insur-
nee and Savings Company.
An act to re-asSeSs certain lands in Union
Bounty. Mississippi.
An act to incorporate the Trustees OF the
ociety Ridge Church. OF the county OF
iudS.
An act to amend an act TO incorporate the
bwn of Pontotoc, Mississippi.
An act to incorporate the Macon Joint
took cooperative A hbciation, in Noxu-
lee county.
An act TO regulate the venue of suits and
etions against railroad, express and tele-
raph companies.
An act to authorize new assessment Of
ands in Copiah county.
An act to empower the Board of Supervi-
prs Of YazoO county to order an election 20