The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-02-09


,nending their pas sage; also ?. =. g !,
l,te the com pensation of sheriffs; 20 allena
fh. act to regulate the tax lot ~ ,,itS
isonors. apprlsvesl F.bruary I'm. 1919. 49,
anelIelln r4is. AMI Recommending
IL. pass $40 tenn. re-
,5rted the bill to repeal the anti-liqo5 ia"
of StarksvilIe. with the recommenuA''o"
Rx Ar. Hooker: That no local bills VIII VIII
be considered alter the 10TH INST ;or r.
those that have been introuuceu
that time. Tabled.
ISTRoDUcrIoN OF BILLs.
By Mr. Carter: To legallze certain publi-
cations ,,..;oa1
Rv Mr.. Foote: To create an additional
eou1ty. to be called Deer Greek county anU
70 change the boundary lines OF al L.
Issaquena and Washington COUNTIES, a
TO amend section 1868, Code OF To- ,1a or false
ton to obtaining property, etc., uhuei
Rv Mr.. REYNOLDS: To amend section 9sl'
Code of 1871, relating to breaches OF 'nJ"Ho
ton. -o,;af If VIM.
Hester, of Kinds county. o,,ors
RV Mr.. Thompson Limiting the powers
Of municipal corporations
SENATE BILLS.
The bill to authorize garnish ~ sul y.
before Indictment, was considered at leng h'
and lost on engrossment and thlro rea'ihs'
bv a vote OF IA for To Is against ,rd
To amend an act TO re-estaollsh tue IeoV y. =
IF Iced. in j. 5. Morris, Justice OF the
Peace. office, in Lauderdale, was passed.
To provide remedy for the suDsIl utIon
of lost records. The committees SUBSTITUTE
was adopted and passed. -, - ~,
To amend the act to regulate the TAX IoI
retailing liquors, approved, Feb. IL, loto'
was taken up and after some time spent II.
its consideration, Mr.. Reynolds moved that
it be made the special order Tor THURSDAY
Feb. 10th. at ii O'Clock, ana thaI my eoPies
be printed carried. .;,,,
To rnneal the act to amend the exemption
laws. approved, March 30, 1872, came up.
Mr. Stone moved TO place the oill on ts
nasSave. Mr., REYNOLDS moved to indie Unite
~ POSTPONE. Mr.. Stone moved 10 tanle
ioost Veds Ia. NAYS II. absent g and the bill
was indefinitely postpone; yeas II, nays IA
absent q.
LAWS BY LIMITATION.
The Secretary of State informed the sem
ATE that the following Senate bllis had pc
come laws without the approval OF the
Governor, by operation of article A. section
"a. of the Constitution; to repeal the cotton
weiohers' act so far as it relates to holmes
county to amend the act creating the once
of Commissioner of Immigration, ana 70
amend the supplemental act thereto
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill to regulate the salaries was taken
up and the substitute, as reported by the
committees was adopted as follows: Adams
$500: Acorn, $500; Amite, $500; Attala
$500: Benton, 5000; Bolivar, $500; Calhoun
$3.50; Carroll. $3.50; Chickasaw, $500; Ch0c-
taw, $3.50; Claiborne, $3.50; Clarke, 200
Coahoma $3.50: COpiah, $4O0; Covin2ton
$3.50; Colfax, $500; DeSoto $4OO; Franklin,
$500: Greene. $50 Grenada, $3.50; Hancock
500: Harrison, $l00; Kinds. $500; Holmes
$500: Issaqnena 5000; I'awamba. $500
| Jackson, 500; Jasper, $3.50; Jefferson
| $500; Jones. SIS: Kemper, $500; Lafayette
$500; Lauderdale, $500; Lawrence, $l25
Leake, $3.50; Lee, $3.50; Lincoln. $l50i
Lownde>, $3.50; Lttlore, $500; Madison
$500; Marion, 500; Marshall. $3.50; Mon
roe, $3.50, Montgomery, $500; Neshoba
| 100; Newton, $3.50; N"Xuree, $500; Oktb-
beha, $3.50; Pamela, $3.50; Perry, $75 Pike
5000; PJntotoc, $3.50; Prentiss, $3.50; Pearl
| $50; Rankin, $500; Scott, $3.50: Simpson
| $3.50; Smith. 5000; Sumner, $3.50; Suntl"w-
er, l50; Tallahatchie, $50; Tippah, 300
Tishomingo, 5000; Tunica, $3.50; Tate, $3.50
Union. $3.50; Warren. $500; Washington
$3.50; Wayne, 500; Wilkinson. 800; Win
ston, $3.50; YalObusha, $3.50; Iazoo, $3.50.
The following amendments were adopted
raising Harrison, from 500 to $50 jackson,
from 500 to 150; Washington, from $3.50 to
$500; reducing Choctaw from $3.50 to 5000
Collax, from $500 to $3.50; Grenada, from
$3.50 to $500; Issaqueua, from $500 to $3.50
Lee; from $3.50 to $500; Lowndes. from $3.50
to $500; Monroe. from $3.50 to $500; Sumner,
from $3.50 to 5000. and the bill passed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session
and after some time spent therein, the doors
were thrown open and the Senate adjourn