The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

-. ,,ntion laws of the State in relation
- t1,e kiIiino of stock by railroads; 70 unit
s ~ ~ = anDeal cases from Justice courts
- amend the rules of pleadlngs IN the Ut
a,it Courts. and TO repeal the act 10 4inenu
section ISL Code oil ISL were Sc
definitely postponed ri, G..
Mr.. Tison, chairman. reported DliI Ior
The relief of taxpayers of Copiah county
To correct the assessment rolls u tho Coan :
tias Tor the year of 1875; for the rellef oil
tIe taxpayers of Amite county LOT tne re-
lief of the taxpayers of the county OF s1 -
icon and TO fix the compensation OF lax
!. collectors and Assessors, with tue recon-
meudation that they do not pass ahu tuey
were all indefinitely postponed Also tnal
the Senate concurrent resolution III .eLa era
ton to appointing joint committee
revise the revenue laws be adopted ana
the resolution was adopted. Comm lttee !;
IeSsrs. Tison, Powell, Bridges, Gibson anu
Jones. of Kinds. ro.o.,lx
Mr.. Tfson, chairman. reported iAsoIao.y
upon the bill authorizing sumner SounSt - =,
: 70 'p.,a ,honds II nay the debt due to ChoctaW
aosntv. senate Bill to authorize winston
comfy to levy a special tax TO pay certain
ontstandinC warrants; Senate Blu TO re-
uuire the Secretary OF state 70 ISL . ;,tS
clerks of the courts of Carroli county VIII
tho renorts. acts and Code OF lS4 anu the
Ills We're seyerally taken up and passed.
Mr. Guthrie reported against the OIL 70
low Ok cents on parents and guardians lot
each child, for school purposes; ana the Diil
was indt fnitely postponed. h.;..oa .
Mr.. Guthrie. chairman, also suomitteu q
statement from the State Treasurer IN regaru
~ the agricultural land scrip fund.
senate Bill to regulate public prlnting'
etc., was referred.
The act abolishing the Office of cotton
xveigher came up. A large number OF
amendments were offered, and the Din was
recommitted to the special commune tco,,,,-
o1a rHnOrt0Q, TccOHl-
mendino the adoption of the concurrent
resolution in relation to appointing con-
mittee to draft a memorial to Congress In
reference to the Texas racine h Ilr,NaI
Adopted. Messrs. Percy, Turiey, AueheI'
C,Iifton and Hussey were appointed. Also
q substitute for the bill to increase the IA
cilities of travel by railroads, whlch was
passed. a,,4o1 70 the sub-
committee to take testimony III the LAY = =
ease; also, to Messrs' Aluricn'
Walden.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
nv Mr.. Yellowley: To re-appOrtion the
state into Congressional Districts.
Rv Mr.. Bird. of Lawrence: To encourage
the inventive genius of the State.
BY Mr. Leigh: To amend the act IN rela-
tion to the charter of Columbus.
nv Mr.. Percy: To amend the act moor
porting Greenville.
nv MT. Pennington To ascertain the in
debtedness of Newton county:
By Mr.. Stands To extend the duties o
| CT rcut Clerks. N,
Bv NJ. Grassland: To amend chapter lot
of the act establishing the fees OF certait
Bg Mr.. Leigh: To amend section 2464
Code of 1871, in regard to debts created 10
By Mr.. Tison.: To amend the road laws
| By Mr.. Hebron: To protect crops III GET
tain supervisors districts.
By Mr.. Jones, of Kinds: To promote cor
| rect assessments.
| Ry Mr.. Pennington: A petition of L. L
| More. citizen of Newton county.
| Adjourned.