The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

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resolution 10 investigate Lieuieaant Gov.
efpor Davis. which WIS rescinded IN The
sv,uing Nothing NJ Importance 10 The
house. The hill requiring tax collectors
30 give bond was passed Cessor intro
duc-d a bill 10 repeal the law req ifinf
county school snpefiniendenis 10 have
certificates ~ %,aliica ion. Mr.. Tyson
introduced a bill 30 repeai the Law giving
agents. etc fifty per cent. Of the money
they may fpd sbould have been paid into
the treasury. Mr.. Tyson introduced q
resolution to appoint n committee TO lake
testimony in the Davis bribery business.
r. went over until evening. Glover gave
notice that he would introduce a gener-
al Metropolitan Police bill. The carpet
baggers and negroes snorted over Mr..
| Tyson's resolution when il came mp this
evening aud there WIS heavy skirmishipg
during the entire session. Finally II sub
stitute was offered and adopted to appoint
a committee who should inv, stisate and
report T." the Governor, and he should re-
purt to the next Legislature. The demo-
Gratis fought this resolution and favored
Mr. Tyson's. Pending a motion to re-
consider and table it. Mr.. Street appeal
ed from Shadd's partisan -Fnlieg and
things got so much mixed up that they.
the boys concluded to adjourn for a fresh
start tomorrow.
JACKSON. Mrs, July 90. 1875.
The Governor has slaughtered the bills
OF the last session which were in bis hands,
vetoing about twenty-eight of them.
Among them was one prohibiting the
sale OF Intoxicating liquor in various towns.
He also went for the reform bills which
were PASSED in a freak OF virtue, towards
the close of the session, namely, the bill
to repeal the district printing law and a
special bill to repeal it certain counties, so
far as the certain counties ore concerned
and the bill limiting the annual appropri-
atoms to the public printer, and reduc-
irg his fees. These bills originated in the
house and have not been acted upon.
Hs also vetoed the senate bill reducing the
of county school superintendents,
but the senate couldn't see it aud PASSED
it, Ames Notwithstanding, and it goes
to the house.
The house possed the senate registra-
lion bill, with amendments, and have re-
iected the senate bill making county
school superintendent elective. They
the senate bill to provide for SUBJ
constitutional amendments to the
and a bill appropriating seven
;een thousand dollars for Legislative ex-
Denses also a bill to increase the fees OF
certain officers. {
The senate passed a bill repeating the !
aw requiring county officers to furnish |
heir own stationery. Aud a bill to amend
he revenue law and to enforce prompt
,ay ment by tax collectors. They reject :
ID the bill to increase the fees of district
The veto message and execu-
i've session took up the evening. {
JACKSON. MISS, July 80. 1876. !
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In the senate, several general bills OF a
ocal nature passed. The house bill to '
the fees of certain officers was q
The pen~itentiary appropriation I
'as defeated, and a bill requiring ASSESS c
RS to give bond. passed The house bill 2
sssed appropriating seventeen thousand Q
ollars for Legislative expenses. a
HOUSE. "
County assessors are to receive same u
les as heretofore. The Supervisors are
meet the first Monday 10 May and the G
60 to the auditor the first Monday in c.
eptembea. The house agreed to adjourn a
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