The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-13

9 ,nti,,a ae!iei that hr Woiid re ati''t ~
ana hat on the ieNt day ne fetufileu t,o
'i ,.,,r..nhed for troops, which were furnish
al 'rhe Mayor OF summit, who joined III
~, annlication d for troops, testlfles that
a. the time he was drunk; that the next cay
bedid not know that he had teiegraphed
inthe premises and that he would not nave
ar,a 60 if sober. Your committee ma
~. rho CHARGES alleged were false, and the
| demand for troops unWarranted ny inc
frts and they SO report accordingly.
10 J. Z. LEIGH, chairman,
| E. a. Rowan,
A. e. MCNAIR,
JAMES w. SHArTUCK.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS,
All referred.
! Nv Mr. McLaurin. Of Smith: 10 prevent
TIE sale of liquors within four miles Vi Aion
iii church, Smith county.
Rv Mr.. Crum: To secure prompt pay
nentS of fines collected by justices OF the
Peace. D nevis
n. ID. McPhail 81 Co., TO estaoilSh toll-
| bridge and turnpike across Saoougia CREEK
and swamp in Calhoun county.
Rv Mr.. CLAY: A memorial TO Congress
asking change in the terms of the dona-
ltion in the agricultural land scrip fund.
| By Mr.. Nelson: To change the name OF
Mary Louisa Winsbery and her Children 10
that of Hutchinson.
v L. L
n nav peruuisites into the State Treasury.
By Mr.. Dabney: To provide for agricui-
ttral liens.
Ry Mr.. Erwin: To authorize Boards OF
91pervisors to hire out prisoners IN JAMS !.
Ry Mr.. Garrett: To prohibit the sale OF
lQuor within two miles OF the TOWN Vi III
dependence, Tate county
/ By Mr.. Featherston: To regulate liens
between landlords and tenants.
Bv Mr. Drake: To amend section 1883,
ICode of 1871, in relation to appeals In civil
leases. !.
By Mr. Causey: To regulate assessments
by Boards of Supervisors.
nv Mr.. Huddestou To extend the pro-
visions of section 1857 Code of 1871, In re-
l.tion to posting notices in certain cases OF
administration.
Bv Mr.. Fortune: To regulate liens be-
tween landlords and tenants, employer ana
en- ployee.
Bv Mr. Bailey: To create the office OF
State supply and purchasing agent.
By Mr. McLaurin: To authorize the
Chancery Clerk of Jasper county to keep
| senarate book for recording deeds of trust
1 and mortgages.
i Rv Mr.. McNair To repeal an act TO en-
courage the introduction of machinery and
/ the establishment of factories, approved
i April /, 1875.
By Mr.. Jarnigan: To repeal the act
to amend section 2942, Code OF 1871, in rela-
| tjOn to BAN aIG0F OHflcIlOu'
By Mr.. Yellowley: To amend the act eS-
i tabishing the fees of certain officers, page
| 1877 laws of 1875, SO far as relates to justices
/ of the Peace.
By Mr.. Fairly: For the payment of the
outstanding school warrants OF Jones
county.
Bv Mr. Leigh: To defray the expenses OF
the House Investigating Committees. The
bill which approprates $4,000 was consid-
cred in the Committee OF the Whole and
passed; yeas, 81; nays (Edwards), l; alb
sent. q.
By Mr.. Spight: For the relief of certain
lllegitimate children of Wm. Stephen, d.
ceased. OF Tippah county.
Bv Mr.. Overton: To allow Richard Gray
Treasurer elect of NoXubee county, to file
a bond as Treasurer o. the county.
By Mr.. Bassett: Fo legaliZe the assess
ment of taxes of Neshoba county for 1875
and to extend the time of collecting the
The Senate bill to consolidate tile uvrpo
rate acts of Batesville, Pamela county, wa;
passed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. benson, chairman, reported the bills
to authorize the Board of Supervisors o.
DeSoto county to pay to 5. j. Reid his sal
airy for the months of July and August
1875; for the relief of Jacob Prather, OF
Union county; for the relief of Il. G. Cobb
of Lee county, with the recommendation
that they do not pass; also, for the relief OF
Elizabeth E. Henry, minor, of Madison
county, with substitute, and recommend
their passage.
For the relief of Sandy Jefferson-with-
out recommendation also, that the Com
Willis, Architect and that the State was
due him nothing.
The bills were severally taken up and
disposed of. either by indefinitely postpon-
ing or tabing.
Mr.. Powell, chairman, reported: To repeal
an act to amend an act for the regulation
and support Of the Penitentiary, approved
Feb. 26 1876 also, to amend an act entitled
an act for the regulation, control and sup
port of the Penitentiary, approved March
%, 1S72--with substitute, and recommends
ed that they do pass.
The substitutes were adopted, and the
bills were severally taken up and passed.
Mr.. Hogan, chairman, reported To amend
the road laws of the State--with Ii subSti-
tute; To protect the crops in certain Super
vlsor's districts in Warren county, in this
State-W:th a substitute, and recommended
their passage; also, to encourage the rails
ing OF provisions in this State, recommend
ing that it do not pass. The first two bills
were passed, as recommended, and the last
was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Leigh, chairman, reported the bill
for the reliefof j. A. shelton, of Tippah
county; To repeal the anti-liquor law OF
the Masonic Institute, Rankin county, and
recommended that they do pass, and the
bills were passed.
BY Mr.. Muldrow: To incorporate the
town of Whitfield, Oktibbeha county,
passed
BY Mr.. Featherston To repeal an act in
relation to the assurances of mandates by
the clerk of the Supreme court; referred.
Adjourned.