The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-18
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HOUSE.
THE bill to provide for cases of erroneous
assessment of real esta tie and personal pro-
perty came up and created some discussion.
Messrs. Sullivan, Rogers of Yalobusha,
Campbell and Tison favored; Mr.. Clover
opposed; and the bill passed. It provides
that Boards of Supervisors may hear and
determine erroneous assessments, or mis-
takes, etc., in assessments on lands or per-
sonal property; and when it shall appear
that lands have been enormously taxed in
any way, it gives said boards full power TO
make corrections after the rolls of assess
ment have been forwarded to the Auditor.
IHE bill to pay j. d. Barton, J. N.
Campbell, j. j. Dennis, r. B. Stone, Chan
cellors in certain districts, for the time thew
acted before confirms alton, was reported
under suspension of the rules. Mr.. Ford
favored the bill; Mr. Campbell opposed:
Mr.. Street moved to insert the names of
Messrs. Christian, Reynolds and Cowan
some confuslon; the sta tute of the bill got
mixed up and Mr.. Steele made the
point OF order that the motion to enoross
and read a third time was not in order
when made, because no motion had heen
made to adopt the amendment nro-
posed by the committee, nor had the amend
ment been acted upon, consequently the
motion to read third time was not covered
ny the previous iqueston. The Sneaker
(Mr. Clover) sustained the point: Mr..
street moved to recommit; Mr. Ford moved
10 taoie carried. Mr.. Avery moved To {
place the bill on its passage: previons s
question ordered, and the bill passed 1. vcas
oO, nays 40; all the Conservatives and tho {
~ uho"lh2 Republicans voting nay: Messrs. c
y isnias scoi.), Chandler, Cotton (col.).
reemster, Hicks (col.), Richards of Yazoo ]
md Washington (col). f
The bill to establish a male and famo,o
normal school at Hillsboro, Scott county for p
ni'e children. and appropriating 1000 to j.
'"' Tue school In operation, and $4,000 an.
'oaiiy thereafter, was considered in Com p
nittee or the Whole, together with the sinh e.
tiIute offered by the committee Whit
oolishes Aicorl University, gives SIG. Ooo nor CT
mum to the normal schools. establisbo. e.
."er On the NJ. q o., Railroad, and gives Il
sio.ooo per annum. Mr.. Tson on
oseo the substitute; Mr.. benson made tho
'ihC that the substitute was wholly foreior
TIE original bill. The Chairman mr. 80
rehch) sustained the point and the spbot;- -
&c was ruled out. Mr.. Avery moved TO re-
'rI The Dill with the recommendation ,bot :. q,
pass lost. Mr.. Gill tried to get the spbst;- 1o
te H. as did also Mr. Lynch fool h,. 81
~ MAKE IL. Mr. Avery moved to report So
'o' pass carried. In the House Mr.. Gill
ereu the committee bill as a substitute Al
, 00Joo'ioh was raised, and the ORIGINAL
was INDEFINITELY postponed. A motion FIR
eospehu the rules to allow Mr.. Gill to tn
ouce Inc substitute as an orr ei nal hill WOO tbs
" the
liz FRENCH introduced supn,emonto, tiol
'ry OIL increasing the FOLLOWING soIor;aa ira
Vernor's Private Secretary. tho o,aa,. &c bee
- u states office, the six clerks pay
.a,ao once to.be allowed each nor
ny oi Sl6oO, the Deputy Auditor eoooo SOU
=, u"o'e oe allowed an additional cIor,, hno
- easurers office at $1,000. That the nh dee
W u .ne fenitentiary $1,000 and the cIa.,. not
~ MT GALES moved to refer. Lost NJ, chill
strike out $1,000. wbaroron - out
~ a'io insert $500; carried. Mr. IT, PROF
M out SlooO and insert $500 carr,a, labo
ford moved to strike ont the a. a. ieu. mot
:" '"e ireasnrers office: tablad l rare
70 strike out $4,000 and -, ceas
;. Mr. Avery moved to Al 75n insert Inst,
.ls'nai bill; carried Mr.. Wa,Ia noine objec
IN moved to table; lost and tha Q, Harl
H. ' 0iii light
: GAYLEs (col.) movoa - fruits
to take up the Biennial g suspend the soil s
carried, and passed r. t tss' resolu- have
80, nays q. NAYS all coloraa u reading; prope
RS. Brunt, BOYD of Or,;bs as lollows: taxat
oena, Boyd of to the