The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-13
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
sen ATE--THIRTY- FOURTH DAY.
SATURDAY, February l2th, 1876.

SATURDAY, February l2th, 1876.
Mr.. President Stone in the chair; absent
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs.
Calicott, Pratt and futile.
Bv Mr.. Oldham To extend the privileges
ofthe Senate to Hon. l.. >. Terry. eX-Sena-
tor.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Taylor, chairman, reported: To re-
peal the act regulating official advertising
with substitute, and recommending that IL
do pass.
Mr.. Stone, chairman. reported that the
bankers, memorial should be referred TO the
FinMn Committee.
Mr. Nets. chairman, reported: For the
relief of Russell Miller and Henry Chris
tan, of Tunica county; for the relief OF
VIM. Hester, of Kinds, recommending that
they do not pass also for the relief of L. A.
McCaskill of Simpson.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr.. Barry: To amend section 1905,
Code of 1871. in reference to service of pro-
cess of suits in Chancery Courts; also TO
amend section 1929, Code of 1871, in refer
ence to exceptions TO bills and answers in
Chancery.
SENATE BILLS.
To regulate the compensation of Sheriffs
recOmmtted.
To amend section 9Sl. Code of 1871, relat-
ing to breaches of injunctions; passed
To legalize certain publications; passed.
To provide for the service of process on
partners, the committees substitute was
adopted. and the bill passed.
| The bill to prohibit the sale of seed cotton
at night was taken up; the committees
substitute, to prohibit the sale of seed cot
| ton, unbaled ginned cotton, and corn, at
night, was adopted. Mr.. Terry moved to
/ NV yUb
| to add sweet potatoes; tabled. Mr.. Sims
moved to amend SO as not TO prohibit the
| sale of green corn for table use in towns,
cities and villages; adopted, and the bill
| lies over.
By Mr.. Foote That the Senate Chamber
| be rendered to the veterans of the Mexican
war, who desire to meet at Il O'Clock.
Adopted; and at that hour the Senate, pend
ing the consideration of the cotton traffick-
| ing bill. the Senate adjourned.
EXECUTIVE SESSION BUSINESS.
The following nominations have been
| confirmed
| COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTs OF EDUCA-
TloN.--J. B. Hemphll of Choctaw, w. ID.
SprOtt of Claiborne, ChaS. b. Ames of Nox-
ubee, j. d. Parker OF Grenada, O. G.. Dear
of Jasper, -. G. Beauchamp of Madison, j.
| w. Winning CHAM of Pearl, w. r. Buttee OF
Scott, .Jno. Roach of Smith, Calvin Perkins of
Tunica, H. G. Smith fJones, j. S. Montgm-
cry of Adams, +. A. Wolfe of Kinds, L H
Simmons of Leflore, E. d. Beatty of New
ton, G. w. Archer of Prentiss, Isaac Bel of
| Pontotoc, S. B. Brown of Yalobusha,
Aaron Smith of Sumner, w. f. Simpson of
| Montgomery.
| And the following reflections:
| COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCA-
FTIoN.--H. L. Livingston of Bolivar, mo.
McInnis of Green, VIM. Kellis of Kenper
R.. o. Byrne of Lawrence, W. S.
| Baggett of Lincoln. +. ID. Tate of Pike
G.. NJ. Maddox of Tippah, Thos. Hutcher-
son of Wayne, j. w. Piles of Washir etor,
/ w. Fl. Garland of Summit District, T. T.
| Harrington OF COltaX, w. T. Cole of Tate.
| G. G. Smith o Coahoma, +. w. Lal kin of
| Covington, W. q. Furlow of Simpson, J. l..
| Lyon OF Calhoun, w. w, Weir of Clarke
| K. l.. Bernard or Hancock, Patrick Curtis
of Harrison, A. c. Edwards of Lauderdale
w. j. Seal of Neshoba. j. w. Wynn OF
| Clarke, and b. T. Sutton of Rankin.