The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-30

o,,on DAYS services, at TOUR
well JONES ler dav. as Assistant Door-heeper
for 1874; adoptesu. d the following:
Inssrt William Culieh ioi
inaS norter. Lost. IL, tho t7
labor ~ : suspension of the rules we 10
On 's hills were introduced, anu anu 49,,
iomInM III Areher-An Act 10 aLi 'S . 9oo -
orticlel. sections 2 1914 anu 90 ~
ter %. d; Code of 1871, in relatloh 70 u
liberation r of societies, JONI s'
CO, and for other purposes. am hove -
panles; a+t - regulate the pay OF members OF
the nes Of TO authorize the Board OF o4 b;i7
..;sors of Tate county to issue oon"' ~ ''@''0
eonrI5 n for the relief of w. B. Lucas, of
Noxnbee county. T,,;s which
NoAa11 ct forthe reliefof w ash. Davis "hleh
-. ra.d vice under the rules.
va An Act TO provide for the pay VI cse
expenses incurred in snppressln H5,,, nv i"'0
5;sppnrhanees at Austin, Tnnica county.
uissu ct 70 amend an Act to incorporate
.h ar town of Lexington, in Holmes county,
An Act to create and provide for the eiec
ton of Cotton Weigher, in the county oi
'e a bill TO be entitled an Act to authorize
.ho obstruction and use of street ralIroaeS
in the city of Meridian.
I" An Act TO further amend an Actto lncoT-
norate the town of French Camps, In tn9
county of Choctaw. C,,ar
visors of Benton county to sell the tempoEa-
rv court house of said county passed.
An Act to amend section 2l43, article :.
chapter A. Revised Code of 1871, which was
read twice under the rules.
An Act entitled an Act to amend section
1887. of the Revised Code of 1871.
An Act for the relefof S. j. Woodson, OF
Tunica county Miss.
An Act for the relief of Emily Harrington,
Amite county.
Prentiss county, which was READ twice
under the rules.
An Act for the relief of the Sheriff of
Warren county.
Mr.. Cessor wished to introduce other bust
ness, which the chair decided out or ofCer,
as the rules had been suspended for specIne
purpose.
Mr. Cessor made the point of order that
the rules were last suspended for ali pur-
poses, and not simply for the Introduction OF
bills.
The Speaker, Mr..Clover in the chair, de-
cided the point not we'll taken.
Mr.. Cessor appealed from the decision OF
the chair.
Mr. Street at 80 O'Clock. moved to adj
journ lost.
Mr. Champin moved to lay the appeal
upon the table. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas; Messrs. Atkins Applewhite Ar
cher, Byrd of Franklin. Byrd ofPearl Boyd,
of Attaa, Bufllin, Cook, Champlin, Cham
berlin, Cowart, Chandler, Campbell. Greece
illus, Deval, benson, Feemster, FoXworth,
Gill; Gilmer, Garrett, Greer, Graham. HOr-
ton of Pontotoc, johnson of Itawamb a,
Leggett, Mackey, Martin, McNeese, Peal,
Packwood, Reese, Rogers of Yalobusha,
Richards of Yazoo, Spight, Smith of Tt
MICA, Smith of Jasper, Stockstill, Street.
Stubs, Thompson of Montgomery, Thomp,
son Of Greene, Tison, Walker Of Acorn
Wy1n-4G.
Nays; Messrs. Brunt, Boyd of Oktibbeha.
Boyd of Yazoo, Boyd of Warren, Cesar,
Christmas, Cotton, Clemens, Chiles, Cllayis.
Edwards, Green. Gayles, Handy, Harrison.
Haste, Harris, johnson of DeSoto. Jones.
kendrick, Lynch. Landers, Mccain. Mon
roe, Matthews, Nathan, Patterson. Palmer.
randolph. Richards of Lowndes. Smith Of
Claiborne, Smothers, Sykes, Simmons
Iruehart, Thompson of Lowndes, vii
bourne, Williams, Weatherlv, White WASH
lngton, Walker of Monroe-42
Mr.. Wynn moved to adjourn. Lost.
Special order, S. 3. An Act to reduce tra
expenses of the Judiciary Department Of
the State was taken up.
Pending the reading of the bill, Mr..
Avery, at 2: 20, moved to adjourn Carried.