The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21


By Mr.. SteeIe-To amend an Act to n
move officers for drunkenness, and maxim
sach eases preference cases.
Mr. Steele moved that the rules be sus
pended. Carried. and the bill passed.
By Mr.. Smith of Claiborne-To repea
section five of an Act to regulate the lega
advertising in the several Judicial District
of Mississippi.
Mr.. Smith moved to suspend the rules an
put the Dill on its final passage.
Mr. Graham moved 10 refer the bill to
special committee of three. Lost, and tn
/ bill passed.
By Mr.. Little-To extend the time for tn
advertisement and sale of lands delinquen
| for the taxes ofthe fiscal year 1874 Passed
1eas-MessTs. Allen, Bennett, Caldwell
/ Carter, Cullens, Everett, Furlong. Graham
/ Holloway, Henderson, Little, McNiel, Men
denhall, Price, Shirley, Smith OF Bolivar
! Stuart, Thornton, Tuttle-l9.
| Nays-Messrs. Albright, smith of Clai-
/ borne, Steele, Stone, Sessions, Taylor, War
ner-1.
By Mr.. Cullens--T To transfer the county oil
/ Choctaw from the Eighth TO the Seventh
Judicial District.
By Mr.. Taylor-To regulate legal adver-
Using.
By Mr.. Taylor--To repeal AN Act to
amend the rules and practice and proceed
ure in criminal cases in this State.
Mr.. Warner moved TO reconsider the vote
whereby the bill to change ChOctaW county
was committed TO the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Graham--To repeal an Act to
lprovide clerk for the office of Attorney
General of the State of Mississippi Passed.
By Mr.. Albright--To change the time for
holding the Chancerv Courts for the 9th
Chancery District. Passed.
By Mr.. Bridges--To incorporate the Mis-
sissippl Military Institute, OF West Point,
Miss.
BY Mr. Albright--To repeal the latter
Z 4 fin,, laffN yn,ta
ton to the printing of the Constitu on Of
the State in the acts of each session of the
Legislature, aud for otheripurpOses. Passed.
BY Mr.. Stewart-To authorize the Cover
nor 60 employ two special aids to bring
criminals to Justice, and for other pur-
poses.
By Mr. Gleed-To authorize the Board of
Supervisors Of Lowndes county to employ
persons confined in the jailof said county,
at public work, and for other purposes.
Revised Code 1871, in relation u the right
of aliens to acquire, hold and transfer
land
By Mr.. Gleed-Petition from Board of
Lowndes county i'll relation to persons con-
fined in Jail, being made to labor on Public
works.
SENATE BILLS.
Sd. Res-An amendment to the Consti-
tuition, to provide for biennial sessions of
the Legislature. Which was taken up and
passed its second reading.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Bennett, Bridges,
Carter, Everett, Furlong, Graham, Hollo-
way, Henderson, Little, McNiel, Menden-
hall, Smith of Bolivar, Smith of Claiborne.
Steele Stone, Sessions, Taylor, Thornton,
Warner 20.
NAYs-Messrs. Gleed, Gray, Shirley,
Stuart.
Mr.. Allen moved to call up H. b 63I, to
authorize Tax Collectors to receive the un-
collected taxes without damages until Jan
uary 81, and for other purposes; carried
Mr.. Gray moved TO indefinitely postpone
the bill; tabled.
Mr.. Graham moved to amend by striking
out sections ,, 3, 4 and 3; yeas, 10, nays,
49,
Mr.. Stone moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill, lost; yeas, g. nays, p. Adjourn
ed.