The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-15

Sd. To empower ohairmen of commit
tees TO administer oaths; passed.
S. B. To repeal the Calling gun law o.
1875; passed. 3TM :.
The Senate joint resolution in relation &c
porters. watchmen, etc, about the Capitoi !
passed. House Committee: Messfs. Spight
Trice and Jones (col.) of Issaquena. saa
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr.. Jacobs (coD To amend the reve-
nue. law so as to make taxes payable in
! money.
By Mr. Meade. To amend the apportion-
ment law of the State.
By Mr. McNair: To fix the salaries OF
county Superintendent of Education.
| BY Mr.. Jenkins: To relieve the taxpayers
| of Madison.
By Mr.. Pound To prevent. the carrying
of concealed weapons.
By Mr. Vaughan (col.) : To reduce the
expenses of the public schools.
By Mr.. Jacobs (col.l To amend the cleo
ton laws.
BY Mr.. Cochran: To change the mode of
registration ofvoters.
By Mr. johnson, of 1tawamba: To amend
section 2,l43. Code 1871, in relation TO ex-
By Mr. Byrd, of Lawrence To amend the
regttiration laws. .-...
By Mr.. Featherston To provide for the
payment of costs in criminal cases.
BY Mr.. Jarnagin: To provide for the pay
ment of costs in criminal cases.
BY Mr.. Lester: To amend section 81,
chapter S. Code 1911,
By Mr.. Dabney To amend the execution
laws of Mississippi.
By Mr. Dabney: To repeal section 2,2l1,
Code 1871. t
BY Mr. Clay: In regard to the settlements
OF County Treasurers. ~er-sE
By Mr.. Shelby: In relation TO the naviga
tioa of Bogne Phaia.
BY Mr. Gibson: TO confer certain powers
on the Boards of Supervisors of Prentiss
county.
By Mr.. Powell: To amend the act estab-
fishing the fees of certain offices.
BY Mr.. Gibson: Relating to the support
of the poor. =
By Mr., Byrd, of Franklin: For the relief |
OF W. 5. =. Clangleton, NJ. l.. Aldridge, j.
L. Johns. L. j. Scott and III. G. Huff--with |
memorial. ErF~@
BY Mr. Nelson: To encourage the manu-
faeture of wine.
By Mr.. Crosland: To amend section 2,456
code OF 1871, in relation to tipping.
BY Mr.. Hall To amend section S71, Code
u 1911, IN relation to persons upon whom
mes, forfeitures, penalties, etc, have been
imposed.
BY Mr.. Tucker: To make the State Treas
irer e1- ogc50 Treasurer of the State Benev-
'lent Institutions. ~
by MI. Lester: 10 prevent the seizure of
ale OF growing crops under execution of
attachment.
BY Mr.; Hudson: For the relief of I. M.
nose; also to change the name of Mary
eek TO Mary Heath and make her the heir
Il "A. M. and M. Nj. Heath, of Yazoo; also
Q ascertain the outstanding indebtedness of
| aZo0; also to change the rules of practic-
ng of evidence in criminal cases.
MI. Hudson moved to reconsider the vote
y which the bill to promote humanity and +
elIeEe the alfllcted was indefinitely post
oned; carried, and the bill was referred.
by MI Muldrow: To reduce the number ,
Circult and Chancery Court districts
BY Mr.. Rowan: To repeal the last act =
asseed IN reference TO the charter of Halle :
urSt. Z
Mr. FeatherstOn, chairman. reported a
u &c number of bills.
ode 1871, passed. /
The bill to abolish the office of county at s
'rney was Indefinitely postponed, the SEN Y
te bill for the same purpose HAVING nassed
9TH houses.
me Dlil TO repeal the law regulating C,
lals Dy Jurles in civil suits was made the a
,eeial order for Monday next. j
me OIL authorizing the Auditor TO nav
:. IAN ADAMS county claims was indefi- tC
tely postponed. r
Inc Dill to protect agriculture and 70 10
ange the criminal laws of the Statn co aS
make the stealing of any live stoclS Of r
" value Whatever, grand larceny. and B
lnishaole by Imprisonment i'm the npni +.
nIt.lary, came up, and ELECTED a good deal ca
discussion. = WV 00"i CT
Mr.: Barksdale offered an amendm ,pt D.
u the whole subject was re-committed to r.
judiciary Adjourned q = 49, - - de
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