The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-26
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
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Mr.. Barksdale: To strike out, in sec. ;, I
g except reasonable attorneys fees
Mr.. Spght moved to table the bill; lost. /
YEAs--Messrs. Aldrich, Bean, Brown, /
(col.) Carter, coli of Warren, Cessor, /
fcolj CLAW Clifton, Crum, Dabney /
Gibson, Harper, Hebron, Hogan, Horton, /
Hussey, Jacobs, <cJl,) jenkins. lcol.) Johns, /
johnson OF ILawamba; Jones OF Kinds: /
Jones lcol.J Of lssaquena; Leigh. Massen- |
gale. Millsaps, Monroe, tcol McCar9o, !
Mccormick, McInnis, Men else, (col.)
McLaurin ofJasper, Nichols, Overton, (colj
Parsons. Pound, Reynolds Riley, Sander
lin, COLI Saunders, Spight, Iiso II, Iroup,
Turiey, Wilkinson, 1elIowley, Dung.
N.Ys.-Amacker, Bailey, Baker, Banks
dale. Basset, Bell. BlOunt, Boyd, Bridges.
Byrd Of Franklin, Bird Of Lawrence, Car
ter, of Holmes, Causey, Crosland, Ghiles,
(col.) Cochran, Drake, Dyer, Erwin, Feath-
erst0n, Fortune, Garrett, Gayden, ellis.
Gowan. Guthrie, Guyton, Hall, Huddle-
ston. Hudson, Jagers, Jarnjgan Jayne,
Lester, Meade. Miller, Muldrow, McNair
McLaurin of Smith, McWhorter, Nelson,
Parker, Percy, Powell, Rogers, Rowan,
Stands, Shattuck. Shelby. Shrock, Steb-
bins, sykes, Tucker, Watkins White, Val
den, Vaughan fcol.) Mr.. Speaker--j7.
Mr.. Leigh called for the previous que
ton.
Mr.. Hall moved to table Mr. Leigh's
amendment; lost.
On a division Of the question, the motions
to strike out oects. 3 aud were lost, and
Sect was stricken out.
Dir. Muldrow moved TO change amount Of
bond from 81 900 to $500
Mr.. Guthrie called for the previous ques-
ton on the Bill.
Mr.. Bridges moved TO table Mr.. MuldroWs
amendment. Lost.
BY Mr.ReynOlds An amendment to strike
out LIST. "a and 81 Sections and substitute
the following:
III h. IL of i
sors for allowances or appropriations, the
order shall contain a special reference TO
the particular section and page of the Code
or Acts under which such appropriations
are made, and the name of such member
voting for such appropriation shall be re-
corded, and, unless such record and refer
ence is made, the Clerk of the Board shall
issue no warrant or warrants, under and by
virtue of any such allowance, and for any
violation of this section, any Clerk so VIC
lating, shall be deemed guilty of a INSIDE
meanor, and fined double the amount of
warrants illegally Issued.'
Mr.. MuldroW's amendment was adopted,
and Mr.. Reynolds amendment was tabled.
Mr.. benson moved to recOmmit the bill,
and make it the special order for Friday at
IL O'Clock; lost.
Mr.. Yeilowley moved to postpone the
special order for II O'Clock to-day until Fri
day at II NJ; carried.
Mr.. Muldrow moved to strike out Section
q lost
By Mr. Saunders: Provided the provis-
ions of the act shall not apply to Hancock
and Pearl; lost.
Mr.. Baker called the previous question,
and the bill passed.
YEAs.-Amacker Bailey, Baker, Banks
dale, Bassett, Bean, Bell, BlOunt Boyd,
Bridges, Brown, Byrd of Franklin, Bird of
Lawrence, Carter of Holmes, Causey, Cros-
land, Clifton, Cochran. benson, Drake,
Dyer, Erwin, Fairly. Featherston. Floyd,
Fortune, Garrett, Gayden, ellis, Gowan,
Hebron
Hogan, Horton, Huddleston, Hudson, ia
gers, Jarnagin. Jayne, Johns, johnson OF
Itawamba, Lester, Meade, Miller, Muldrow,
McCargo, McInuis. McNair, McLaurin of
Smith, McWhorter, Nelson, Nichols, Par
ker, Percy, Powell, Rogers Rowan, Stands,
Shattuck, Shrock, Souohworth, Splght,
Stebbins, Sykes, Tucker. Watkins, WiIkin-
sonWhite, Walden, Naughan-I
NAYs.-MeSsrs. Aldrich, Carter Of War
rem, CeSsor, Chiles, Clay, Crum, Dabuey,
Ed wards, Gibson, Hussey. Jacobs, Jenkins
Jones of Kinds, Jones OF Issaquena, Leigh,
MaSsengale, Monroe, Mccormick, McNeise,
McLaurin of Jasper, OvertOn, Parsons,
Pound, Reynolds, Sanderlin, Saunders,
Tison, Troup, Turley, Warren, lelIowley-
HOun@-32.
The Governor vetoed the bill for the re
lief of tax collectors, and taxpayers, On ac-
count of clerical errors
Mr.. Jarnigan, chairman, reported the
resolution on the pay of employees, which
had been re-committed. with changes Civ
So, and the Clerk 1874 instead of $50.
Mr.. Tison. chairman, reported the bill re-
curing Union county to pay to Lee county
certain school fund with the recommends
ton that it do pass.
Mr.. McWhorter moved to refer to a special
committee; carried: cOmmttee-Messrs
Tison, Pound, McWhorter and Cochran.
Mr.. Tison, chairman, reported bill to
provide for the sale OF lands in PrentiSS
county. delinquent for taxes of 1874, with
the amendments which included taxes and
costs for 1870. The amendment was adopted
and the bill passed
Mr.. Tison, chairman, repored substitute
for the bill for the relief OF tax collectors
and taxpayers. The substitute was adopt
ed and the bill passed.
Mr.. TiSon, chairman, reported, from the
Ways and Means COMMITTEES a bill to ena-
BILE the Boards of Supervisors to correct as
sessment rolls. Read once.
Mr., Meade, chairman, reported the pre-
sentation of certain bills to the Governor.
Mr.. White moved to call up the bill chang
ing the time of holding court in COlfaX
county. Carried aud the Senate amend
mPntS were concurred in.
BY Mr.. jenkins (col.): y bill to enable
Canton, Madison county, to build side
walks. Referred.
Messrs. Tucker and Percy were excused
from the Committee on Investigation of
the charges against Amite and Pike and Mr..
Leigh becomes chairman of the committee.
Leaves of absence were granted Messrs.
Stebbins and Floyd
BY Mr.. Spight Resolved, That the Pub
lie Printers be, and they are hereby au-
thorized and required to PRINT for the use of
the House $50 copies of the Rules of the
House and the Joint Rules OF both Houses"
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Percy: Resolved, That the Com
mittee to Investigate the official conduct of
Gov. Ames be, and is hereby authorized to
employ, instead of their present clerk, a
stenographer, at a cost Of not more than 81
per day. Adopted; and the House adjourn
ed