The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-21

The bill for the approval of the official
bonds of county officers, upon which the
Senate adjourned yesterday, was considered
at length, AMI was ordered engrossed by the
Senate, as amended.
The bill to reduce the salaries of county
school superintendent. was recommitteG.
The bill to prohibit traffic in seed cotton,
at night. was postponed until Monday.
The bill to regulate pu bile printing, was
post poned and made tie special order for
Thursday u o'clock.
The bin for the relief of DR.. w. F. Hop
kins, was indefinitely postponed.
House bills TO repeal the State Board OF
Equalization, and TO extend the time of
paying out school warrants IN fTankih |
county, were passed.
The House Gen. Sheridan resolutions.
resembling the action of the Legislature OF
1875, were passed by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs Allen, Barry, Carter, |
Catchings, Everett, Jewell, FITZGERALD, |
Foote, Furlong, Graham, Griffin Hooker
Johnston, Mcneil, Mendenhall, Nets, Nor
gan Oldham, Pratt, Reynolds, Sims, Stone, I
Taylor. Terry, Thompson, Thornton and
Tuttle-27.
Nays-Messrs. Albright and Gray--2.
II. B. To change the name of the Chicka-
saw Savings Institution; passed.
House Joint resolution To furnish the
members with the Revised Code of 1871
| passed.
APPROVAL OF BILLS.
/ Inc dON6THOE 1UIOIIuSd ltIC SChdlC tAItt
he had approved the following bills: To
abolish the office of County Attorney to
regulate advertising by Boards of Super
visors; and to confer upon the Chairmen
of Committees the power to administer
| oaths.
in the accomplishment of this end; and
to its speedy attainment that the Commit
| tee on Education be instructed to report
bill revising and perfecting the common
school system of this State; adopted.
BY Mr.. McNair: concurrent resolution
providing for Joint committee of ten on
the part of the House and - on the
part of the Senate, to prepare and report
apportionment bills for Congressional, SEN
atorial, Legislative and Judicial Districts;
referred.
Bv Mr.. Harper: Resolved by the House
of Representatives (the Senate concurring)
that this Legislature adjourn sine die on the
I'd Monday of February, at II O'Clock NJ.
Mr.. Garrett moved to table carried.
The bill to amend section 1921, Code OF
1871. in relation to dover, and to harmoniZe
5 said section with section 1888 OF said Code
of 1871.
r The bill in relation to legal advertising
was indefinitely postponed, Senate bill on
the same subject having passed.
The bill to repeal the act to create the
office of county engineers for DeSoto, Mad
isOn and Yazoo approved March 20, 1873
passed =,
The bill to repeal all acts in conflict with
article XIII, section IA of the Constitution,
q relating to exemptions of corporation prop
. | erty passed.
{ The bill to fix the price of the Revised
4 4 Code of 1871 at 81. 90 copy and prohibiting
" the purchasing of not more than three nun
II dred copies by any one person.
- Mr.. Tison. chairman, reported large
. mum Der of bills.
Several bills. upon recommendation o
the committee, were indefinitely postponed
The bill to make taxes payable IN money
~ was discussed at length, and was hnally
10 recOnmitted. -,
- - Mr.. Nelson was granted leave to with
~ draw the bill to encourage the manulactur
w Of wine.
-" The bill in regard to the settlements
n county treasurers, was recommitted:
III The bill to amend section 2456, Code Q
~ 1871, in relation to tipping, was recommlI
-; ted to special committee of hVe-Messr
/" Spight, Crosland, benson, Carter (col.)
ho Warren, and Watkins.
he SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr.. Leigh's bill to prevent frauduler
ST. cOuyeyances was argued by Messrs. LeiS
OF and Percy for, and Messrs Featherston al
IS Jarnagin against, and was tabled
'r' Mr.. Rogers (chairmanl reported the o.
to appropriate money for expenses OF u
- Legislature, which was passed by the TO
o lowing vote: .
ers YEAs-Messrs. Aldrich, Amacker, Bale
Raker, Barksdale. Bassett, Bean, BE
on Blount Boyd, Bridges, Brown, Byrd
arr Franklin, Byrd of Lawrence, Campbote
as as Clay, Clifton, Cochran, Crum, Dabne
oe' Dear, benson, Drake, Dyer Erwin, tairl
Fcatherston, Floyd, Fortune, Garrett, ia
Srs. den, Gibson, ellis, Gowan, guthrie, Gu
ton, Hall, Harper, Hebron, Hicks, Hoga
of Horton, Huddeston, Hudson, Jacobs, j
lOl- oers, Jarnagin, jenkins, Johns, johnson
Itawamba, johnson OF Winston, Jones
ton Kinds, Jones of Issaquena, Leigh, Lest
Mr.. Mallory, Massengale, Meade, Miller, Mi
ma saps. Monroe, MuldrOw, McCargo, McC'
the mick, McInnis, McNair, McNeese' Mcl1S
ker rim of Jasper, McIaurin of smith, \
d at Whorter, Nelson, Nichols, Parker, Pt
was ninoton, Percy. Pound, Powell, Reynol
ON Riley, Rogers, Rowan, Sanderlin. Saunde
we'd Stands, Shattuck, Shrock, Splght, Syh
tee; Tison, Trice, Troup TUCKER a Iurey YIN
rem, Watkins. Wilkinson, Naioen, VauSh
mod Yellowley, Young, Mr.. Speaker-lO5.
% Of NAYs-Messrs. Cessor and Oyerton--2
Of ABSENT AND NOT VOTING-Messrs Cal
hcm of Warren, Edwards, Hnssey, Jayne, t
hem sons, Shelby, Southworth, oteoDihS' WI
that 8.
' co. Mr.. Drake (chairman) reported from
dnT. Snecial Committee on Mr. Valden's rest
heir ton the following substitute
and Whereas, 1t has been reported ana
| nv Iished in the several newspapers OF
!. by State, that the United States lhteriai =
THE enue Collector for this District, or ms
trees utv in the counties of Amite and Plke,
said was obstructed, hindered and forbidden,
was forced to flee for safety, and that
the unctionary appealed to the necaf'a ar;
go: were furnished him; and,
ltihs Whereas, 1t is the duty of all good
zens to res pect the laws and authority o.
,rivi- Federal Government, and the acts OF 1t
Gen. ticials; therefore,
ou Be it Resolved, That committee OF
9TH. i DC ~ inNestigate the charges of salt
s and ileu w IA .annrt with all convenient 81
and nIlat h an tha same he true or false; adol
Committee, Messrs. Tucker, Percy LIZ
post Drake and Cessor, (col).
ession NJ c., nnittae on Mum Der and Pa
+ Ex- ne EOS renorted as follows:
E E,nployf et the House S35 90 per
of the G leIh VI III, l,orL 90 :
iuS hcaolHS O0 8