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Eleventh District-Wa a certain c,e-
ment decidedly Tor war but were looking
TO the action of this meeting, and partic-
ularly wanted State Convention t.
decide upon plan to be pursued. The
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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
HoUsE-THIRTIErH DAY.

TUESDAY, Feb. 8, 1876
Mr. Speaker Street in the chair Present.
90; absent, Il. Leaves of absence were
granted to Messrs. Dyer, ellis, Canpbeil,
Bean, Hogan and Bassett. 2 IL
COMMITTEE OF TEE WHOLE.
Mr.. Rogers moved to go into COMMITTEES
of the Salary bill.
Mr.. Tison in the chair.
After some time spent therein, the COM
mittee arose and asked leave to>sit again.
LAWS BY LIMITATIONS.
The Secretary of State informed the
House that the following House bills had
become laws without the approval Of the
Governor, by operation of article 4, section
g Of the CQnstitutionsIo Nr.1l the act
lating the retail of hqasn ed q enforce
the right ofw0men 70 petitfous Approved
April 6 1874 and to'amln4 H. 6harter Of
the town of Bolton. 49,
Mr.. Meade, chairman, ISlfte6 the pro-
sentation to the Governot la1ge NUM-
30 mr.oDucrrox 81 . liz
All referred ~ 81
By Mr.. Hudson: To authoeiH6 8pards Of
Supervisors to compensate RlallGE also. to
procure reliable evidence OF Tho faction
Of Judgments In thezvafi0Hs 67ks: AIN.
to amend the laws ~ fotefeneS & the sais
of lands, etc, of decedents for debts.
Adjourned.
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er, $50; Tallahatchie, $50; Tippah, 300 !;
Tishomingo, 5000; Tunica, $3.50; Tate, $3.50 !;
Union, $3.50; Warren. $500; Washingcon,
ston, $3.50; Yalobusha, $3.50; Tazoo, $3.50.
The following amendments were adopted
raising Harrison, from slO0t ~ 80 Jackson.
from 500 to $50; Washington; from $3.50 to
$500; reducing Choctaw from $3.50 to 500;
$3.50 to $500; Issaquena, from 1900 to $50;
Lee, from $3.50 to $500 ! I1ownds1. from $3.50
to $500; Monroe. from $50 To- 800: sum ner,
from $3.50 to 5000. and the blu passed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session
and after some time spent therein, the doors
were thrown open and the Senate adjourn
ed.
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The bills to repeal the inJi-iiquor laws
of Brooksville, of Supervisors Districts 2
and Leake county, and of Macon were
passed.
To amend section 2,7S6. Code of 1871, re-
renii.." ;lr s,,.IiOa Having $500 tn II
zens tor making arrests; tn secuie and per-
feet judicial records. and to enable itigants
to dispense with professional jurors; were
severally indefinitely postponed.
To amend certain laws in relation to
hdbeds corpus. The committees amendments
was adopted, and the bill passed.
To amend the corporate laws of Senate
bia passed.
To amend section ST., Code of 1871, in re-
lation to persons upon whom fines, forfeit
ures, penalties and amercements have been
imposed; passed.
To properly construe the law with refer
ence to married women; passed.
To amend section 1907, Code of 1871, re-
quiring lawful fences to be only five instead
of six feet high. was lost on it's passage.
Several other House bills were considered
and recommitted.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
The Senate confirmed the appointment of
the following officials:
TRUSTEES ALcoRN UNIvERsITY-H. w.
Warren, of Leake county: J. j. Smith, OF
Claiborne county; Geo. w. Boyd (col }, OF
Warren county, and j. Tarbeil, OF Kinds
county.
The Senate has refused to confirm the
following:
TRUSTEES ALcoRN UNIvERsITY.-A. T.
Morgan of Yazoo county, H. H. Truehearl
(col.) of Holmes county.
TRUSTEE DEAF AND DUMB INsTITUTE.-J
W. Hough, of Kinds county.
TRUSTEE OF BLIND INsTITUTE.-A. G.
Packer. of Holmes county.
Adjourned.
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Mr.. Hall moved to table the substitute !;
carried; yeas, Sc; nays. 43; absent, II anu
the bill passed.
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrich, Amacker. Bailey,
Baker, Bassett, Bean, Byrd of Franklin,
Bird of Lawrence, Carter of Holmes, Causey,
Grassland, Chiles, Dabney, Dear. Erwin,
Floyd, Garrett, Gayden, Gibson, Hall, Har-
per, Hebron, Hicks, Hogan, Horton, Hud-
dleston, Jarnigan, Jayne, Johns, Leigh,
Massengale, Meade, Miller, Muldrow, Nc
Cargo. McInnis, McLaurin of Jasper, Nc
Laurin of Smith, Nelson, Nichols, Parker,
Pound. Powell, Rey nolds, Rowan, Saunders,
Stands, Shrock, Stebbins, Tison, Trice,
Tucker, Turley, Wilkinson, Vaughan and
Yellowley-57.
NAYs-Messrs. Barksdale, Bell, Blount.
Boyd, Bridges. Brown, Campbell, Clay,
benson, Edwards, Featherston, Fortune,
Gillis, Gowan, Guthrie. Guyton, Hudson,
Hussey, Jacobs, jenkins, Johnston of TIA
wanda, Jones OF Issaquena. Lester. Mallo-
McWhorter, Overton, Parsons Pennington,
Percy, Riley, Rogers, Sanderlin, 'Shattuck,
Southworth, Sykes, Warren, White, Walden.
Young and Mr., Speaker-46.
ABSENT AND NOT voTINa-Messrs. Carter
of Warren, Cessor, Clifton, Cochran. Crum,
Drake, Dyer, Jagers, johnson of Winston,
Jones of Kinds, Mccormick, Shelby, Spight,
Troup and Watkins--15.
The bill as passed provides-Section l.
That it shall be grand larceny to steal any
y
sheep, lamb, goat or kid. regardless of value.
Sec. 2. Enacting clause.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr. Tison in the chair. The House went
into the Committee of the Whole to consider
the Senate and House bills on salaries.
After some time spent in the consideration
of the bills, the Committee rose and asked
leave to sit again tomorrow.
HOUSE.
By Mr. Featherston: That when the
House adjourn Friday it be until Monday
lost. Yeas. 80; nays, 81.
Mr.. Tison. chairman, reported bill to
authorize the Secretary of State to furnish
books to the Clerks of the Courts OF Jackson
and Green, with a substitute to repeal Sec
1887, Code of 1871 relating to the relief OF
the poor to authorize LOwndes county to
sell its uncurrent funds, with the recon-
mendation that they do pass. Also to ascer-
| tain the outstanding Indebtedness of New
ton county; in regard to settlements OF
County Treasurers; to amend Sec. 265, Code
of 1871 relating to County Treasurers, rec
ommending that they do not pass.
By Mr.. McNair: To extend the privileges
of the House to Drs. III. p. Atkins and Il. 4
Applewhite, of Lincoln; adopted. Ad.
journed.
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amend an act to reduce into one the several
acts Incorporating OkolOra, in the County
of Chickasaw, approved Feb. 3, 1860, and
the acts amendatory thereof, and for other
purposes, with amendments; to repeal Sec
ton III an act entitled an act to extend the
corporate limits of Natchez, and for other
purposes; to amend an act to repeal all acts
and parts of acts heretofore passed incor-
poraJing Brandon, Rankin county, with
amendments; to repeal an act in relation to
Beauregard and Wesson, Copiah county,
with substitute, recommending that they
do pass. The bills SO reported were sever
ally passed, except the one referring to
Brandon, which was recommitted,
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Tison in the chair.
Consideration of the Salary bill was re-
sumed, and after some time spent therein,
the Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at the bar
of the House, and announced that he had
summoned John A. Galbreatil, manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Co., and that
Mr.. Galbreatn was present, and the. COM
mittee arose.
Mr.. Galbreath asked for the reading of the
correspondence between the committee and
himself, which was done. He then stated
that he did not intend to be in contem pit OF
the House, but desired proper safeguards to
be thrown around the Company and him.
self.
By Mr.. BarksdaIe: Resolved, That it is
the sense of this House that full authority
and power is invested in the committee to
compel the production of the kilograms and
copies mentioned, and that the cause shown
by John A. Galbreath is adjudged INSULT
cient, and that opportunity be given him te
appear, without unnecessary delay, before
said committee, and testify and produce the
| kilograms and copies, before he be adjudged
| finally in contempt.
| Mr.. Featherston offered the following as
| substitute:
Resolved, That Jno. A. Galbreath be dis
| charged from contempt on his appearing
before the special committee and testifyine
before the same, and laying before it such
teIegrams rs said committee may call fol
from said company. Lost; and Mr.. Banks
dale's resolution was adopted.
| Mr.. Blount offered a resolution on testi
mony, which was tabled.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House returned to the Committee O
the Whole to consider the Salary Bill, anG
finally rose and asked leave to sit again
| tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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Leaves of absence were granted to Me-srs.
Stebbins, Causey, Warren. Dyer, Johns,
Shrock, McLaurin of Smith, Feathers'on,
Troup, Percy. IellOwley, Garrett, Shands,
Tucker and Cessor (coD.
The Hall was granted to DIR. II. A. New
for the purpose OF delivering lecture.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Hudson: To authorize the Board
of Supervisors of Yazoo county to offer Il
reward for the recovery of the stolen money,
bonds, ETC.; passed.
By Mr.. Miller: To change the corporation
of Beauregard, passed.
By MIR. Dabney: To establish rate for
the collection of sight drafts referred.
By Mr.. Bridges To prohibit the sale of
liquor in Chester, Choctaw county; re-
BY Mr.. Watkins: To incorporate the Me-
ridian Oil Mills; referred.
BY Mr.. Shattuck: To amend the act pro-
viding for the assessment of Wilkinson
county, approved July 81, 1875; referred.
The bills reported yesterday by the Com
mittee of Ways and Means were taken up ;
To supply books to Jackson, Greene and
ChOctaw counties; to repeal section 1887.
Code of 1871, relating to the relief of the
poor; S. B. TO authorize Lowndes county to
sell uncurrent funds !, and to ascertain the
| outstanding Indebtedness of Newton coun-
ty, were severally passed; to amend section
265, Code of 1871. in relation to county
treasurers; the bill to amend the act pro
viding for the removal of the disabilities Of
minority, was passed.
The committees substitute for the bill to
secure the several trust funds was made the
special order for Thursday next, at II
o'clock.
| COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Tison in the chair. The House went
into the Committee of the Whole to consider
the Salary bill after some time spent in
consideration of the bill, the committee
arose and asked leave to sit again Monday
at 101a o'clock.
| HOUSE.
By Mr.. McNeise: To adjourn sine die
March LIST tabled, and the House adjourned
until Monday next.
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REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

HuSSey. Bean, ShrOck, Dung, BaSSett,
GuytOn and Stebbins. 80 -
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. White, chairman, reported that the
committee appointed to investigate the Of
fetal conduct of Lieut.-Gov. Davis, had
John A. Galbreath, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph, brought before the Com
mittee, and thats he refused to testify. as
signing his reasons in writing, which were
submitted as part of the report, viz:
In reply to the demand to produce tele-
grams and copies of kilograms, received of
or sent by w. E. Gibbs, A. X. Davis, Bev-
erly Matthews. A. G. Packer, or A. Ames,
after April 1st, 1875, and before June 10th,
1873, l make answer that decline to do SO
until the Legislature, or branch Thereof, has
specifically directed their production and
then, only such messages as are called by
their address or signature. We have no
purpose to thwart or TO promote any inves-
LEGATION, but do desire to protect the conf
dence reposed in us by the public to the
full extent of our power. 1t has some
times happened that Legislative bodies have
refused to sustain their ommittees-sigHed
Jno. A. Galbreath. The committee also re-
ported the additional demand that they had
made. and the reply to that effect,
By Mr.. Yellowley That the Seargeant-at-
Arms be instructed to summons Jno. A.
Galbreath before the House and show cause
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt Of the House.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Lester, chairman, reported the bill to
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for redemption and sale the lands held by
the State for non-payment of taxes adopt
ed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr.. Catchings: To amend the laws
in relation to the sale of real estate of dece-
dents.
By Mr.. Taylor: To consolidate into one
act the incorporation acts of Batesville.
BY Mr.. Griffin: To repeal the act author
iZing the transfer. of the indebtedness of
the Mississippi Central Railroad to the
Greenville and Columbus Railroad, etc., APP
proved March 4, 1875.
By Mr.. Stone: To amend the act regula-
ting the tax on the sale OF liquors, approved
Feb. IL, 1875; also in relation to certain
state bonds now in the office of the State
Treasurer; passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
To repeal the act to encourage the intro
ducriou OF machinery and the establishment
of factories, approved April l, 1875. Mr..
the special order tor Wednesday, 9th inst.
at IL O'Clock; carried.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The joint resolution to amend the Consti-
tuition. by ab6lishing the Office of Lieut.
Governor, passed its third reading, by the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Barry. Callicott,
x
Graham, Griffin, Hooker, Johnston, Me-
Caskill, Mcclure, Mcneil, Mendenhall,
Morgan, Oldham, Pratt, Reynolds, Sims,
Smith, Stewart, Stone, Taylor, Thompson,
Thornton, Tuttle-2S.
NAYs-Messrs. Albright, Gray, Shirley,
Whi'e4.
Absent and not voting, Messrs. Catch
ings, Chalmers, Everett, Nets, Terry.
HOUSE BILLS.
To aid in the service of civil process.
The committees substitute was adopted
and the bill passed.
The bill to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Yazoo county TO offer reward
for the arrest of the thief. was passed.
To aid in supplying the lost papers and
records of Oktibbeha county, which were
destroyed by fire passed.
To amend the act establishing the fees of
certain officers. Passed.
To enable Mrs. Il. B. TheObald to make
certain devises was indefinitely post pon ed.
To amend Sch. 22l1, Code of 1871, in rela-
ton to the militia. The committees amend
ments were adopted, and the bill passed.
To amend the act making an appropria-
ton TO defray the expenses of the Sergeant
alarms of the Senate approved March 6,
1875. The commuters amendments, were
adopted and the bill passed.
To amend the act requiring persons hold
ing warrants against Choctaw county to
present them for registration passed.
To Incorporate the banking house of
Lewis Bishop & Co., of Columbus, was pass
ed.
For the relief of W. H. Muse, of Yazoo
county, passed.
To facilitate travel on railroads was con-
sidered at great length. and was finally lost
on its passage.
A large number of House bills were read
the first and second times and referred. Adj
iOurned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.

FRIDAY, February 18th, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. Present
90; absent II.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
MONDAY. Feb. Z, i

MONDAY, Feb. z, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Zealy. Present, 81; absent, %.
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs.
Hussey. Bean, Shrock, Young, Bassett,
GuytOn and Stebbins.
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MONDAY, February 2, 1876.
Lt.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair. Prayer
by Rev. MIR. New; absent5.
UNFINIsHED BUSINESS.
To amend See. 2741, Code of 1871, in re-
lation to setting fire to woods, etc.; passed.
By Mr. Stone: That the Committee on
Finance be instructed to inquire into the
pro priety of returning to the Circuit Clerks
for redemption and sale the lands held by
the State for non-payment of taxes adopt
ad
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SENATE-THIRTIETH DAY.

TUESDAY, February 8, 1876.
Leut.-Governor Davis (col.) in the chair.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. Nc
Clure.
Mr.. Mendenhall gave notice that he
would introduce q bill.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
SATURDAY, February 5, 1876.

Lt.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair. Praye
by Rev. Mr.. New ABSENT.
Mr.. Reynolds gave notice of the introdnc
ton of bill.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
SATURDAY, February 5, 1876.
DAY.

No session.
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FRIDAY, February A, 1876.
Lt.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair. Alb
sent, 8. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Seal.
Mr.. Mcneil gave notice Of introduction
of q bill.