The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-04-15

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Attest: MARION SMITH, Sec'y.
MISSlSSIPPi LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-EIGHTY-F FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, April IA, 1876.
Mr.. President Sims in the chair.
Mr.. FoOte moved to reconsider the vote
| by which the report of the conference COM
mIttee on the legal advertising bill w as re-
| jected carried, and the report was recon-
mitted.
A communication from the Governor on
certain claims of Hon. j. S. Hamm for le
gal services was received.
By Mr.. Jewell: to provide for compensa-
ton to Hon j. S. Hamm for legal services :;
passed--yeas l6, nays 2.
III. b. to ra-OrganiZe the University of
Mississippi passed.
S. B. to fix the time of holding courts
passed.
The report of the committee of confer
ence upon the penitentiary bill was adopted,
S. B. to amend the Code of 1871 in refer
cnce to pleadings passed.
The report of the committee of conference
upon the legal advertising bill was adopted.
yeas ID, nays IL.
By Mr.. Catchings: To authorize the
State Librarian to occupy room No. 6. in
the capitol was Indefinitely postponed.
II. B. to authorize the appoin tnent of an
agent to collect delinquent revenues was
considered al length and referred.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session
and confirmed the following appointments
j. A. 2. Campbell, Supreme Judge.
A. G. Mayors, Circuit Judge 8th District.
Samuel Powell, I" " 81 -
Jas. NJ. Arnold, 9th
E. G Peyton, Chancellor 9fh District
T. B. Graham, 81 8
ThOs. G. Berry, 6 10th s.
L. Brame, = 9Th
j. E. Gray, Sd
TRUSTEES UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
Fl. w. Walter, Ii. A Barr, II. ii. Chalmers
and r. A Hill.
TRUSTEES TUGALOo NORMAL SCHOOL,
F. B. Pratt j. b. Yell0wley, l.. j. Scurlock
and j. A. 2. Campbell.
TRUSTEES OF HOLLY SPRINGS NORMAL
SCHOOL-Geo. Nj. Govan.
TRUSTEES OF ALCoRN UNIvERsITY-W G.
Williams.
TRUSTEES OF DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE
II. NJ. Taylor and Jno A. Galbreath.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCA-
TONE. w. Cormack, of Alcorn, and A.
NJ. Slaydon, of Hancock.
REJECTED.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
H. G. r. Benwel, of Madison.
Recess to 3: 80 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A message from the Governor recon-
mendinE the dismissal OF all militia officers
from service was received and concurred
in.
II. B. to amend the charter of Hazlehurst;
passed.
H. B. to incorporate the bank of Yazoo
City passed.
II. B. to authorize suits in certain cases
passed.
The resignation of Hon. T. B. Graham,
Senator of the Sth District was received.
5. 3. to incorporate Green's bank. The
House amendments were cancurred in.
IL. T. to incorporate the Ship Island
Transfer Co. passed.
Fl. B. to amend the charter of TupeIo
passed.
H. B. to provide for the registration OF
warrants of Wilkinson county passed.
II. b. to secure more efficient collection OF
taxes in Leyee District No. passed.
By Mr. Morgan: Supplemental to the
act abolishing the Liquidating Levee
Board passed.
Ell. B. to make an appropriation to defray
the expenses OF the State government with
amendments, passed-yeas 81, nays l.
. BY Mr.. Carter: In relation to Notaries
Public in jackson county; passed.
By Mr.. Oldham: To relieve Trinity
Lodge, No. IS, A. f. & A. NJ, Kosciusko, of
taxation.
By Mr.. Morgan: To rescind the sine die
adjournment resolution; passed-yeas Is,
nays 10.
5. B. to make an appropriation to defray
the expenses of the Librarian passed-veas
10, nays 8.
By Mr.. Smith: For an additional COM
pensation to pages; referred
5. B. so amend section 1881, Code of 1871.
in relation to partition of lands passed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
In executive session the Senate confirmed
the following appointments:
j. w. Fly, Chancellor of I'd District.
kinloch Falconer, Adjutant- General.
Charles f. Furlong, Major General
d. F. Bryant, 1st District, Brigadier- Gen.
eral.
G. B. Vance, 81 District, Brigadier-Gen-
eral.
G. Y Freeman, Sd District, Brigadier-
General.
Jno. w. Smith, 4th District, Brigadier-
General.
Oliver Clifton, 9TH District, Brigadier-
General.
J. D: vertner, 9Th District, Brigadier-
General.
James Hoyes, Constable of yicksburg
Beat, Warren county.
A number of House bills were read and
referred. Adjourned.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate was in session and acted upon
a great many bills, which we will report in |
full in our next edition.