The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-25

Tor and instruction Is creultaoie W Snon
and to the instructors. Specimens of me-
chanical skill of male pupils, such as mat
tresses, brooms and ch air bottoms eVlhce
high degree of skill. The female puplIs are
we'll advanced in music, manuiaGIuTe vi
bead work and sewing. Inc ouliuihSs are
old and somewhat decayed, Out the COM
mittee believe that there is no lmneuiate
necessity for an appropriation 10 improve
them The Superintendent estimates thaC
$4,000 will be required to defray current
expenses. The committee presents an APP
preparation bill leaving the amount olanh
TO be determined by the Legislature.
Mr.. johnson, chairman, also reported
from the same committee that tney nau
examined the Deaf and Dumb Institute
The management, under. Or. carter,
clothing, attention, food ana rooms,
and the instruction is thorough len
thousand dollars will be required 10 support
the Institute during the present year: Inc
fences and outhouses are rather uiiaPloateo'
but in view of our financial conoltion, the
Committee refrain from recommending an
appropriation for their repair. Ihey pre-
sent bill to make an appropriation lot cur
rent expenses, leaving the amount plank 10
be determined BY the Legislature.
Mr.. Johnston chairman, OF the same Com
mittee, again reported the appropriation
bill for the Lunatie Asylum, with an aihenu-
ment striking out $4,000 and inserting SoZ'1
600. The COMMITTEE here carefully examiner
the architectural plan of the wing proposed
TO be completed, and submit the same 10
the Senate: also, the Architects report in
detail. as 70 how the last appropriation was
expended. and the property ana material
now on hand; also. report OF W. l.; Nu,
gent, Esq. President pro tenn OF the BOARD
of Trustees.
Mr.. Jewell gave notice of introduction of
a bill tn abolish the office of Superlntepdent
and provide for the election OF Manager
and Medical Director of the Lunatic Asy-
lum.
Mr. Carter, chairman, reported II. B. to
repeal the law in relation to the working OF
roads in Holmes and other counties with
the recommendation that it do pass.
Mr.. Hooker, chairman, reported the pre-
sentation of number of bills TO the Gov
ernOr.
By Mr. Terry: That committee of four
-Messrs. Barry, Morgan, Everett and
JOhnston-be appointed to enquire into the
probable cost of printing the journal IN ac-
cordance with the requirements OF the Con-
stitution. Tabled subject to call.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred except where specially men,
toned.
By Mr.. Graham To repeal Sections l, ?,
| 3, A, 5, 6, z, s and of the act regulating,
controlling and supporting the Penitentiary,
approved March IS 1872.
| By Mr.. futile: TO require the Secretary
of State to furnish the Clerks of Courts IN
Carroll county with certain books; passed.
By Mr.. Reynolds: To define and punish
burglary in railroad ears.
By Mr.. Nets: To amend section o5O,
Code of 1871, in relation to Circuit Clerks
| official bonds in certain counties.
By Mr.. Griffin: To regulate the compen-
sation of County Assessors.
by Mr. Foote: To repeal the latter part
of Section s, Chapter l6. Acts of 1875, APP
proved 1876, in relation 70 paying taxes in
State warrants.
By Mr. Reynolds To encourage the pro-
duction of native wine.
The Secretary of State informed the Sen
| ate that ). B.. to repeal Sec. z revenue act,
approved March I'd, 1875, has become law
without the Governors approval, by opera
| ton of Art. f. Sec. "a of the Constitution.
The Section repealed gave the Governor
power to appoint Tax Collectors.
| Mr.. Barry moved to call from the Com
mittee I'll. B., to change the time OF
holding courts in ColfaX county; carried.
And the bill was taken up.
Mr.. Barry moved to amend so as to make
the time of meeting third Mondays, instead
of second Mondays, of March and Septem-
Der; also, to strike out all relating to
Winston county; carried. And the bill
passed.
SENATE BILLS.
The bill to fund the school debt of Monroe
county was taken up.
Mr., Metts moved to insert Winston coun-
ty. Carried.
Mr.. Morgan-to amend-Provided said
bonds shall be receivable for taxes levied
for their payment. Adopted.
Mr.. Foote moved to strike out "other
sources" and insert 'from the Chickasaw
school fund" Tabled.
The bill was read and ordered engroSsed
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill to regulate the public printing
and to prescribe the duties and pay thereof
/ Mr.. Stone moved to consider section by
section. Carried.
By Mr. Jewell: Amendment.to section /
that hereafter the Public Printer shall insert
; in the volume of printed laws, all laws en-
acted and resolutions adopted by the Legis-
: lature, with a good index to said printed
laws. He shall not insert therein, any copy
r of the Constitution of the State, or of the
United States, or other public documents
or reports of any kind; and said Public
: Printer shall be allowed as full compensa
ton for furnishing three thousand copies o
e said laws and resolutions, the sum of fou
: dollars and fifty cents per page, tor tn
e whole number of pages contained in on
e volume thereof, to be paid for on delivery
n as now provided by law. Adopted by tn
y following vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Allen, Albright, Catch
n ings, Everett, FewelI, FitzGerald, Eur
: long, Graham, Griffin, Hooker, Mcneil
1t Mendenhall, Metts, Oldham, Pratt, Rey
nolds, Shirley, Sims, Stewart, Stone, Taylor
'e Thorn pson, White-23.
ot NAYs-Messrs. Carter, Foote, Johnston
er McCaskill, Morgan, Terry. Tuttle-7.
e, Mr.. Carter moved to amend by strikin
v ont 81 80 and inserting $3.50.
E. Mr.. Morgan moved to postpone and m al
u special order for tomorrow at ii O'Clock.
40 Mr.. Catchings moved to recall that pa
id of the Governors Message on Vicksburg
O. Pensacola Railroad, from the Kailros
Committee; carried and referred to IL
judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Terry moved to call from the tab
his resolution appointing a committee to a
certain the proper price for printing Il
Journals carried.
ir. MIR. Allen moved to strike out all aft
C. "Senate." in 9TH line carried. And the re
olution as amended was adopted. Adjour
es cd.
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