The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
sENATE-FokRTH DAY.

FRIDAY, Jan. 8, 1875.
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
BY Mr.. Gray--"To establish State po-
lice"
By Mr. Pryce--For she support of the
Lunstic Asylum
By Mr. Bridges-s'To chanae the bounds
ry lines OF Sumner. Chocktaw. MontgOme-y
| aud CsIhoun counties"
By Mr.. Csmpb-ll--For the relief of the
Blind Asylum.
By Mr. Warner--'.To abate all tax ac-
crued on lands prior 70 sc.
~ Mr. Gray--A resolution to. inVesti-
gate charges &tnst Senator Furlong-
The report of the Auditor waS received.
By MIR smith. of Bnlivar--"In relation
10 the publication of tie journals of the
LegiSatEre.'
Mr.. Little amended. provided the reports
II The state officers and Institutions hail
not be priat'd il Said journals a appendix
or othe-xi-e.' Carried.
By Mr.. Taylor section Dad and 20 copies
shall tie tnrned over ~ the Librarian
By Mr.. SteeIe-AG a substitute Strike
ONT all after enactinG clause end insert
That ali Tvs requiring the jour. els to be
published he repealed sd it shSl hereafter
be the duty OF tle Secretary at the . nate
and the Clerk of the Hou-e of Repre- senta-
tiVeS 10 keep aud file in fifty daSS after me
adjournment in tn" office Of the Secretary
OF the senate fair journel of the proceed
ings OF their respective bodice To be opt in
said office as permanent record. Iudeiin-
itelv postponed. The chair yo.inE yea.
YEAs--AIbright, Barrow, B idges, Camp
bell. CuiiiuS, GRAY. Little. Price Shirley.
Smith. of Bolivar. Stuart, Warner.--l3
NAYs--AlIen, Carter. EurloDg, Graham
Holloway, Henderson, Mcneil, Mendenhal,
Sreele, stone, Sessions, Taylor, Thornton,
--l3 and the bill passed.
The following bills were introduced, and
Bv Mr.. Furlong-To incorporate tho
Grand Lodge OF Independent Order OF Odd
Bellows in the State OF Mississippi, and for
other purposes.
Bv Mr.. Campbell---RO the relief of the
Blind Asylum and TO mase repairs and
purchase books. apparatus, machinery, etc,
for the use thereof; Which, under sus-
pension of the rules was read twice and re-
ferred to Committee on Humane and Be-
nevolcnt Instructors
Rv Mr. SessionS-To repeal all laws ex-
empting mem hers Of fl re companies in the
town of BrooNlaven from street taX.--Pass-
cd.
Be Mr.. Warner--Tn amen dan Act for the
abatement OF the tax accrued on lands sold
to rhe state prior b, the year 1856. and tor
other pnr poses so astO restore the resources
of the State now delinquent for taxes aud
uuli1Pd tor purposes OF current Revenue
and expenditures throughout the State at
large. and in th,. several counties EN- brnciug
the three le,ec Districts. and for other pur
poses. -5.-
II. i. To furnish the state Librarian with
the Supreme Court RrpoTtH.
=. j. resolution in relation 10 an amend
mont to the Constitution of the State of N is
sissippi. for the purpose of reducing the
numb Der Of ChaucSlIors. Passed third read
ing; yeas -.
By Mr.. McNeil--Resolvcl, That the Ser
geAnt- at \ rms lie instructed IN furnish
members Of the Senate with n copy each of
the DAILY CLARION and the Daily Pilot.
Lest.
To repeal an Act in relation TO the School
District OF Aberdeen. Passed,
The Speaker appointed Messrs Street.
Truchart and Avery as the committos to
Drsyare and report such changes in The
mode of making reports and keeping the
minutes a. viii prevent The Insertion 90 use
les matter in the journal
Mr. benson introduced the following res
oiutirn:
Resolved, That all pages in attendance on
this House be and the the same are hereby
dismissed. Sud that the members OF the
House be permitted 20 engage any number
of yes they may .i.sirr; Provided. that the
number 50 engaged shall not exve"d tx.
tuo from the Democratic aud fonr from the
Republican side OF the House ;ani provided.
the services of the pages 40 employ ed shall
be paid by the members so engaging oct OF
their own private funds. Tailed.