The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
HoUsR-FIFTEENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2l, 1875

THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1875.
Leave of absence from day to day wa
granted to Messrs. Thompson, johnson o.
Itawam ba, and Moseley on account of sick
ness; 10 Messrs. Campbell and Brunf, from
day to day.
corporate the Whitfield Manufacturing
Com pany, AIcorn county, Miss; referred.
By Mr. Stephens--An Act entitled an Act
to authorize and require Tippah county to
pay over to Union county certain Chicka-
| By Mr.. McClure--In relation 60 the Cir
cult Court of Franklin county rekerpd
saw school funds 70 which the latter county
| is entitled referred
By Mr.. Stephens--An Act to authorize ).
NJ Major to establish and keep ferry across
Tallahatchie river; referred.
| By Mr.. Stephens--An Act to extend the
time of holding Circuit Court In the county
of Union referred.
By Mr.. Peyton--A bill to be entitled an
Act for the relief of James H Bowman, of
Kinds county, Miss; referred.
By Mr.. Butkin--An Act for the relief OF
Lot Smith and NJ. NJ. Smith, his wife, of
Copiah county, Miss; referred.
By Mr. Ecktord--An Act entitled an Act
to authorize the Board of Supervisors OF
Lee counny to sell certain lands, and for
other purposes; referred.
By Mr.. Martin--An Act for the relief of
j. Ii. Grisham referred
BY Mr.. Champlin--An Act to declare
Harriet Thorn pson and Henry Philpot heirs
at law of Henry PhilPot and Elizabeth Phil
pot, deceased referred.
The Governor informed the House that he
has approved the following bills:
An Act to prevent the sale of vinous and
spirituous liquors within two miles Of Clai-
borne, in the county of Jasper.
An Act to prevent the sale of vinous and
spirituous liquors in the town of Meadville,
Franklin county, in this State, or within two
miles of the courthouse.
An Act to repeal an Act entitled an Act
in relation to the School District of the eitv
Of Aberdeen, and for other purposes, an
proved April IL, 1873.
Mr. Stone intf oduced an Act making an
appropriation for deficiency in Judiciary
accounts for 1874, which was read first and
second time.
And the House went into the Committee
of the Whole to further consider the bill,
and, after some time spent therein, the COM
mittee arose, and through its Chairman, Mr..
Avery, reported the bill back to the House
with the Recommendation that it do pass;
yeas IL nays 9.
An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to mpel tax collectors to make prompt
payment of public funds, approved Decem-
Der 81, 1874, was taken up and passed.
II. b. No. $40, an Act to repeal an Act in
relation to the State Board of Equalization
was taken up.
MT. 1lSOn mOVeu TO cOnSlu6T Lic DlIi Gu
crossed, read the third time and placed upon
its final passage.
Mr.. Clover moved to table the motion
that the bill be considered engrossed, etc.
Mr.. Walker of Monroe moved the previous
question; carried, and the bill passed; yeas
50, nays 33,
S. j. Res, Joint resolution relative to an
amendment to the Constitution of the State
of Mississippi for the purpose of reducing the
number of Chancellors was taken from the
calendar and passed on its third reading by
the following vote:
Yeas. Messrs. Atkins, Applewhite,
Avery, Archer, Byrd of Pearl, Boyd of Ok
tibbeha, Boyd of Attala, Bufkin, Caradine,
Cook, Chanplin, Chamberlin, Christmas,
Chandler, Cotton, Crecelius, Chavs Davis,
Deval, benson, Eckford, Edwards, Feemster,
Ford, Gill, Gilmer, Green, Gayles, Garrett,
Greer, Graham, Horton of Calhoun, Horton
of Pontotoc, Handy, Hicks, Howard, Harri-
son, Haste, Johnson of DeSoto, Jones, Lam
ders, Mackey, Monroe, Martin, McNeese,
Nathan. Palmer, Peyton, Peal, Packwood,
Reese, Rogers of Marshall, Rogers of Yalo-
busha Richards of Yazoo, Richards of
Lowndes, Spight, Stevens, Smith of Tunica,
Smith of Jasper, StOckstill, Street, Stone,
Snothers, Stubs, Sykes, Simmons, South
worth, Thompson of Greene, Tison, Williams,
Weatherly, White, Washington, Walk
er of AlcOrn, Walker of Monroe, Wynn-76.
Nays.-Mr- Randolph.
The veto message was taken up and read,
and, with the bill, referred to the Committee
Oh Corporations.
By Mr. Deuson-I hereby give notice
that will on tomorrow or at some early
day, introduce a resolution to provide for an
evening session, in addition to the morning
session, now provided under the rules. Ad-
journed.