The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-13
HOUSE-EIGHTH DAY.
Adjourned.


Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair; prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Jacobs (col }, of Adams. Pres
ent, 1903; absent, IL.
Mr.. Aldrich was granted leave of absence,
on account of sickness.
SENATE BILLS.
S. B. To repeal the second section OF the
Revenue Act, approved April "a, 1873;
passed.
S. B. To repeal the act authorizing the
appointment of special revenue collectors;
passed.
S.B.To abolish County Attorneys ;passed.
S. B. To regulate legal Advertising;
passed.
S. B. To empower chairmen of commit
tees to administer oaths; passed.
S. B. To repeal the Gatling gun law OF
1875; passed.
The Senate Joint resolution in relation to
porters, watchmen, etc., about the Capitol
passed. House Committee: Messrs. Spight,
Trice and Jones (col.) of Issaquena.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
nue. law so as to make taxes payable in
By Mr.. Meade. To amend the apportion-
ment law of the State.
Rv Mr.. McNair: To fix the salaries OF
county Superintendent of Educatloh.
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.): 10 amend the elec-
ton laws. ao ~
registration ofvoters.
Nv Mr.. Johnson, of Itawamba: To amend
section 2,l43, Code 1871, in relation 10 eA-
EN- ptiOn. +bo
regttiration laws. +ho
navment of costs in criminal cases.
By Mr.. Jarnagin : To provide for the pay
ment of costs in criminal cases.
Bv MI. Lester: To amend section ST.
chapter S, Code 1911:
By Mr.. Dabney To amend the execution
Ry Mr.. Dabney. To repeal section 2,2ll
| Code 1871. ..+,onooo+s
of County Treasurers.
Bv MIR. Shelby In relation to the naVlSa
/ tion of Bogue Phalia.
BY Mr.. Gibson: 10 confer certain pp omiis
on fine Boards of Supervisors OF Pfentis
Nv MIR. Powell: To amend the act estao
fishing the fees of certain Offices,
Rv Mr.. Gibson: Relating to the supper
of the poor. ~ +ho ro1;a
1 RU Mr. RVHO. OF fGdllklln EOA
of w. S. p. Clangleton, NJ. IL. AIqrdese, =
p Johns. IT. J. Scott and III. Z. Hu1f--Wlt
Rv Mr.. Nelson: To encourage the manu-
facture OF wine. o+;o,, Q Ak,
Nv Mr.. Crosland: To amend section Z'4o'
Code of 1871, in relation TO tlppilnsc7 1 Cod
Rv Mr.. Hall: To amend section 81, YOU
of 1871. i'm relation to persons upon "Iloi
fines, forfeitures, penalties, etc., nave ooo
: i'm nOSed -. !. NJ,
Nv Mr.. Tucker: To make the State Treas
urer er-oficio Treasurer OF the otaIe Deho'
client Institutions. a. so,zora =
s.io Of growing crops under execution
Nv Mr. Hudson: For the relief OF 1; u
Moca also to change the name OF ma.
f peck to Mary Heath and make her tne ne 1l
r of A. nj. and III. M. Heath, OF az4o S'S :
70 ascertain the outstanding Indebtedness
Vozoo also to change the rules OF PRAGUE
It ;ng Of evidence in criminal cases
n ~ Hudson moved to reconsider inc w
!, hr which the bill to promote humanity al
" re,ieve the afflicted was lndennitely poe
> noned carried, and the bill was [elear1ot1
BY Mr. Muldrow TO Conr5 d isiu cts "
Re- Mr.. Rowan: To repeal the lass q
,Dsead in reference to the charter OF Hazl
hurst. ,o;rn,on renorted
e. large number of bills. 200 fhontar
The bill to amend Sec. 1862 0hap'oi
= Code 1871, passed. &c county a
&c The bill to abolish the ONCE OF 49, the Co
u tornev was indefinitely postponed, ono a %
t. ate bill for the same purpose ha'ins f~~
< 0G The bill to repeal the law re sgaas !
n trials by iuries in civil suits was nauo
he snecial order for Monday next. 70 n
e. The bill authorizing the AualtoI :; ;uap
an certain Adams county claims was
is "i The bin to protect agriculture +a anu 10
40 ,an.,o tha criminal laws of the State 20
enan sea st the stealing of any live stock,
10 a AZ value whatever grand larceny EN- ne e
punishable BY im inn a5S eIieted gOodd
Mr.. Barksdale offered an a menuMGd
nd and the whole subject was re-conilni'sS0
80 Tndioiarv Adjourned.