The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

the bill to amend the act establiShir
the fees Of Circuit Clerks, Justices of tl
Peace. etc. with the recommendation th
20 it do HOS pas-
Mr. Reynolds moved to indet nitely pos
pone.
Mr.. Featherston favored, and moved TO IT
= commit.
Messrs Powell and Stands opposed tn
bill and the bill was indefinitely postponed
, Mr.. Reynolds, chairman, reported the bi
establishing the fees of certain officers, an
the bill passed.
Mr. Lester, chairman, reported the bill t
repeal the act extending the corporate linn
its of West Point; also to give Justice @
the Peace jurisdiction to the Mayors o
fernando, and Olive Branch, DeSotO coun
ty; also to amend Incorporating acts o
Tupelo, Shannon, and SaltillO Lee county
also to incorporate the banking house o
Lewis Bishop & Co.; also to amend tn,
charter of Bolton, Kinds county, with the
recomm endation that they do pass, and The
/ bills were taken up separately and passed
Mr.. Lester, chairman, reported the bill
! to incorporate the Holly Springs anC
Memphis Railroad, with amendments, and
| recommending that it do pass. The amend
ments were adopted and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hogan, chairman, reported the bill
to amend Section 1907, code of 1871, so as
to make five feet fence legal one, with
the recommendation that it do pass; and
the bill passed.
Mr.. Leigh, chairman reported. the resO-
lutiOns to appoint a committee to investi-
gate James Hill. Secretary of State, with
the recommendation that it do not pass
recon mitteed for the committee to bring
in their reasons for making the report in
writing.
Mr.. Leigh, chairman, reported the bill
Relating to the support of the poor with the
recommendation that it do not pass: also
the bill 10 repeal the anti-liquor law of
Macon: also the bill to repeal the anti
liquor act of BrOOksville, recommending
their passage. The first was indefinitely
postponed and the last two were passed.
Mr. SpIght moved to reconsider the vote
passing the bill repeating the Judicial
Printing act; carried.
By Mr.. Spight: To amend so as to pro-
Vlde that the passage of the bill shall not
inValidate any publication already COM
menced; adopted, and the bill passed
MI; benson chairman, reported the bin
for the relief of j. b. Massey, of Madison
county, recommending its passage, and re-
ported adversely on the bill for the relief of !
I. NJ. Muse, of Yazoo county.
The bill for the relief of j. B Massey was |
indefinitely postponed, and the bill for the |
rellet OF l. M Muse was passed; yeas 81 !;
nays, 43
Mr.. johnson of Itawamba, chairman. re-
ported tavorably on the resolution relative
o memorial to Congress to improve the
lombigbee river, and the resolution passed.
MI Ils0n, chairman, reported the bill re-
turing mon county to pay Lee county
certain school, funds, with amendments. and
recommending that it do pass, and the bill
passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred except when specially noted.
by MI. Percy: For the reliefof the Board
u LeVee Commissioners of washington
50IlVar and lssaquena counties.
(atchez. '-'''' VI I
BY Mr.. Jayne: To amend the last incor- |
Grating act OF Brandon.
BY Mr.. Southworth To authorize Carroll "
ounty to issue bonds,
By Mr.. Parsons: To repeaI section 1890 |
Ichm, MT suits 10 III az I
By Mr.. Johns: In relation to the sale If II
tndS under execution. :,
BY MI. benson: TO amend section 27Se II
Que ol M, relating to the sum allowed
tlzens for making arrests
BY Mr.. Baker: To repeal section oae4 a
Que ol 1871, In relation to debts created for s.
BY Mi Drake: TO protect landlords )
so, TO provide for legal service by mail. Il
49,. ~ ~. L ucker: 10 incorporate the Home OF
lsurahce company also. to amend the d
ST Incorporating act of OkoIOna: also to 81
,oVlde tor the record of deeds in tha 81 I'll
lstrlct OF ChickaSaw. VI
by Mr. Cochran; To change the exemn- ~
IN laws. '1' iP- De
BY Mr.. Gibson Relating to the kilIirc of w
2ck by railroad companies. ''FS VI ST
by Mr.. Guthrie: To incorporate tba T.ob IN
on High School '"0 LOU co
BY Mr.. Rogers: To abolish the office Of H
'lGoh WeIgher in the counties of YaIo- til
sha and Yazoo. - l "io- tn
BY Mr.. Jarnagin: To amend tho s+o+,,to 70
WIZ '0"Iuoe NJ
BY Mr.. McWhortcr: To amend the laws of
relation to public schools. laws in
BY MI. CroSland; In relation to public sic
lools. TIL
oy nIr. Walden: To enable cOrporations aft
sell property for taxes due: also, to rao mS
II the ieVee laws; also. to amend ser sta
4 code OF 1871, in reference to SETTLE ha
htS OF county administrators gel
y Mf; reynolds: TO repeal sec. 1887 eve
le Oh 1871, relating to the relief of the ine
IT. an,
y y Mr. Dabney: To limit the trials of an "a
- =, III JusClceS' courts; also. to provide mot
i tlle payment OF costs in State cases in haf
tees courts. o' III li|''
y MT Hudson: To amend sections 1O1a a uO
:, ana 1881. Code of 1871, in relation TO- sha
u ~ roIIIoeS; also, for the relief of Eliza evc
y Mr., McNair: To repeal the act amend p me
'pen accounts. ~ "ilS VA
Y Mr. Ryrd Of Eo,,. Ola
sale of swam lan5: 10 authorize con
Y Mr.. Crum To aT,ti IN ranklln county. tina
n !. i a OF Instruction to dispose of the ''
NJ no
Mr. 'eigh: To provide for submittino wer
1ose OF the people the constitutionai beir
gait
MT Mr. Huddleston: To enable Iitioants Shot
= Spense with the services OF professional of a
and
hr ohelby: For tie relief of Sona,- the
rs s ''''"y be
w ~p r. GK1yton; To repeal the antiwbis- of Il
:" VI hosciuskO. with petition. that
rie, granted Mr., IL =
journed. st ,
state
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impeachment of Gov. Ames is vor,, to he