The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-10

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SION. Jacobs. Jarnigan, jenkins, Johnson OF
Ifavataha. Jones cot HinilS. Massingate
Mea,it. Miller. McCHrgo, MeCormicN, Ne
Innis. McNair, McLaurIn al Jasper NC
Iaurin of Smith, McWhorter Nelson
Nichols. Parker, Pennington, Poudd, Pow
IN REYNOLDS Rogers. Rowan, Sanderlin,
Stands Shrock. Spight, Stebbins, IIson'
Trice, wilkinson, White, Walden and Mr..
! SDeaker-6l. :
NAYs-Messrs. Bailey, Baker, Byrd OF
Franklin, Clay, Clifton, Crum, Daoney,
| Drake. Edwards, Fairly, Eeatherston, Floyd,
| Hall. Hudson, Jagers. Jayne, Johns, john
son of Winston, Jones OF Issaquena, Leigh
| Lester, Mallory, Monroe. Muldrow. Nc
| Neise, Overton, Percy, Shattuck, South
| worth, Sykes. Troup, Tucker, Warren
| Vaughan. Yellowley and 1oung-36.
ABSENT AND NOT yoTING-Messrs. Banks
! dale. Bell. Campbell Carter of Warren, Ces-
| s0r Deer, Dyer, Garrett, ellis, Hebron,
| Horton, Hussey, Millsaps, Parsons Riley,
| Saunders, Shelby Turley and Watkins-l9.
! 500; adopted.
/ DISTRICT ATToRNEYs-S1,25o with per
ouisites. The committees amendment, ST.
| COO, was adopted
I1BRARIAN-s7OO Committees amend
ment, $500, was adopted; yeas, 81; nays,
As; absent, 49,
| SUPERINTENDENT OF PENITENTIARY-S2,-
900. The committees amendment, $l,6oO'
was adopted.
PHYsICIAN OF PENIrENTIARY = $500 F;
adopted
CLERK OF PENIrENTIARY-S800 adopted
SUPERINTENDENT OF BLIND ASYLUM
| $1,000; adopted.
! SUPERINTENDENT OF DEAF AND DUMB
| AsYLUM-Sl,0 900. The committees amend
ment-"To one Superintendent of the Dea!
and Dumb and Blind Institutes, ST, 2OO'--was
| adopted.
| SUPERINTENDENT LUNATIc AsYLUM-S2,-
600; adopted.
| MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE (not in
the original billy. The Committees amend
mentor regular sessions $500 and Toe
mileage; extra sessions $3 90 per diem for
thirty days, and loo mileage; the Speaker
shall receive $500 for regular sessions, and
l0c mileage; and S. 90 per diem and l0c
mileage for extra sessions-was adopted ;
yeas 70; nays IA; absent 23-
Mr.. Yellowley moved TO strike out four
clerks for the Auditor and insert five; lost.
Mr.. Hudson moved to allow the Auditor
$4,000, he to employ his own clerical force
tabled.
Mr. Jones, of Kinds, moved to strike out
$4,000, for the Governor, and insert $4,000
tabled.
Mr.. Guthrie moved to insert after Dis
trict Attorneys:
"SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION--$20 900.
| Mr.. Walden moved TO insert l,500' adop-
ted and the amendment as amended was
| adopted.
time and passed.
LAW BY APPROVAL.
The Governor informed the House that
be had approved the bill to amend section
ST. Code of 1871, in relation to persons
upon whom fines, etc. have been imposed
The Governor also transmitted the report
of the Liquidating Levee Commissioner tol
1875.
/ LAWS BY LIMITATION.
The Secretary of State informed the
House thatthe following House bills had
become laws without the approval of tht
Governor, by operation of article 4. sectio,
"a, of the Constitution. For the relief OF
the Board of Levee commissioners of Boil
var, Washington and ISsaquena counties
to repeal the anti-liquor law OF kosciusko
to incorporate the State Grange; to incor-
porate the Masonic Mutual Insurance Com
pany to reduce into one the corporate acts
of Raymond.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
) All referred except those specially noted
By Mr.. Hudson: To carry on the public
schools of YaZoO county.
By Mr.. Hebron: To amend section 1877
Code of 1871.
By Mr.. Clifton A memorial from the
mechanics of Jackson.
By Mr.. Carter, of Holmes: To amend the
laws in relation to registration and issuance
By Mr.. Stebbins: To authorize Madison
county to sell the poor house.
By Mr.. Guthrie: To prevent incom petent
persons from practicing medicine; also in
relation to the Oxferd University; also tc
define the limits of Oxford passed.
BY Mr.. Spight: To amend section 1884.
Code OF 1871, in relation to appeals.
By Mr.. McInnis; To establish Board OF
Quarantine in Jackson, Harrison and Han
cock counties. ri
By Mr. Bailey: To prevent the sacrifice
of real estate under executions, etc.
By Mr.. Dabney; III. j. r. to amend the
Constitution.
BY Mr.. Jones' of Kinds: To amend sec
ton 1868, Code of 1871, in relation to petit
larceny.
By Mr. Sykes: To prescribe and punish
petit larceny.
BY Mr.. Featherston Resolutions and pc
titions of the Holly Springs Bar.
BY Mr.. Jarnagin: To prevent the taking
etc., of tim Der or rails, without the consent
of the owner also to prevent moving, SELL
ing or buying property to which others
have claim. .-...'
By Mr., Fortune: To amend the charter
OF Taylor's Depot, Lafayette county
passed
By Mr.. Hudson: To amend the law re-
lating to admitting persons to practice law
also TO amend section 2236, Code of 1871, i'm
relation TO certain contracts; also to amend
section 270S, Code of 1871, relating to ma
licious mischief.
By Mr.. Clay That the Committee on
Fees and Salaries inquire into the expedi-
ency OF reducing the fees of Sheriff, Chan
Gerry and Circuit Clerks, and report by bill
or otherwise, referred TO said Committee
Mr.. Featherston gave notice that he
would on tomorrow introduce bill to
regulate banks and banking and put into
immediate liquidation all banks which are
not now declaring a dividend to stock
holders. Adjourned.
Death of IA Man of Note.