The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.
TUESDAY, Jan. 16, 1877.

TUESDAY, Jan. Ito, 1871.
House met pursuant to adjournment;
Sneaker Street in the chair. Tue following
m EN- bers answered to roll call:
PREsENr-Messrs. Aldrich, Amacker'
Bailey, Baker, Bassett, Bean, Bell Blount.
Boyd Bridges, Brown, Byrd of Franklin,
Campbell. Carter Cf Holmes Carter of
Warren. Causey. Crosland, Chiles, Clay,
Clifton, Cochran, Crum. Dabney. Dear, Dem
son. Drake, Dyer, Erwin, Featherston.
Floyd. Fortune, Garrett, Gayden, Gibson,
ellis, Gowan, Griffin, Guthrie, Hal, Harper,
Hicks. Hogan, Horton, Huddeston, Hus-
sew, Jacobs, Jagers. Jarnigan, Jayne, Johns,
Johnston of Itawamba, johnson OF win
stor, Jones of Kinds. Jones of lssaquena,
Leigh, Lester, LiddeIl, Massingale, Meade,
Miller. Monroe. Muldrow, McCargo McCor-
mick, Men air, McLaurin of Jasper McLau-
rim of Smith, McWhorter, Nelson, Mich
OILS, Overton. Parsons, Parker, Pen--ing-
ton, Percy, Pound, Raines, Reynolds, Ri
ley, Rogers. Rowan, Sanderlin, Saunders,
S6attuck, Shelby, Simpson, Shrock,
Spight Stebbins, Sykes, Tison, Troup,
Turley,W Warren, Watkins, Wilkinson, White,
Vaughan, Yellowley, Young and Mr.. Speak
er-l01.
ABsENT-Mes>rs. Bird of Lawrence,
Cessor Edwards, Fairly, Guyton, Hebron,
Hudson Mallory, Mlllsaps McNeice, Stands,
Southworth, Trice, Tucker, Ia.
The Committee on Ways and Means,
through their chairman, Mr.. Tison, report
ed the revenue bill. Mr.. Guthrie moved to
have the bill printed, and make the special
order for Thursday next at ii O'Clock; car
ried.
Mr.. benson introduced HI. J. r amend
ing the Constitution, section %, article XII,
so as to abolish the office of Commission of
Immigration and Agriculture. Mr.. Spi ght
moved to reject the resolution; lost.
YEAS -MeSsrs. Amacker, Baker, Bean,
Bell, Boyd, Bridges, Carter of Holmes,
Causey, Clay, CruEl, Dear. Drake, Erwin,
Featherston, Floyd, Garrett, Gibson, GOWan,
Guthrie, Hicks, JACOBS, Jarnigan, Jayne,
Johnson Of Itawamba, Jones. of Kinds,
Leigh, Miller, McCargo, McNair, McWhor-
ter. Nelson, OvertOn, Parsons, RareS,
Riley, Shelby, Spight. Stebbins, Troup
Warren, Wilkinson, Yellowley-42.
NAYS. -Messrs. Aldrich, Bailey, Bassett,
Blount, Brown, Byrd, of Franklin, Camp
bell, Carter of Warren. Crosland, Clifton,
Cochran, benson, Dyer, Fortune, Gayden,
ellis Hall, Harper. Horton, Huddieston,
Hussey, Johns. Johnston of Winston, Lester,
Liddell, MaSsingale, Meade, Muldrow, Me
Cormack, McLaurin of Jasper, McLaurin,
of Smith. Nichols, Parker, Pennington,
Pound, Reynolds, Rogers, Rowan, Saunders,
Shattuck, Simpson. Shrork, Sykes, Tison,
Turley, White, Young-47.
ABSENT AND NOT OTING.-Bird of Law
renee. Cessor, Chies, Dabney, Edwards,
Farley, Griffin, Guyton, Hebron, Hogan,
Hudson. Jagers Jones of Issaquena. Nal
lory, Millsaps, Monroe, McNeice, Percy,
Sanderlin. Stands, Southwo-th, Trice,
Tucker, Watkins, Vaughan-25.
Sand the resolution was referred to- the
Committee on Constitutional amendments.
By Mr.. Muldrow: For the relief of
Albert and Ridgely Lodges at Starkville
referred.
By Mr.. White: To prevent certificates of
hai fN.
taxes referred.
BY Mr.. Drake: To authorize supervisors
OF Claiborne county to pay for publication
of proceedings; referred.
By Mr.Dlount: To amend the Act to pro-
vide for and regulate the control of the 10Th
Section School Fund Of Choctaw and other
counties. approved April IL, 1876; referred.
BY MIR. Jayne: To provide for the re-as-
sessment Of lands In Rankin county; re-
ferred.
BY Mr.. Drake: To amend section 1l44.
CODE OF 1871; referred.
HOUSE BILLS
The following House bills were indie
finitely postponed: To amend section 253.
code of ISL; to provide for the payment of
costs in certain prosecutions, in reference
to boards of supervisors and to fix the nav
OF election inspectors and clerks.
ii. b. To regulate the compensation of
county treaSurerS; passed.
ii; B. To fix the pay of inspectors and
clerks of election; committee amendment
to strike out $l.50 and insert $500 Mr..
johnson OF Itawamba, moved to table the
amendment; carried, and the bill passed.
I'll. B. To extend the act of 1876 relative
to the manufacture of impure sugar cam
dies to molasses or syrup; passed.
ID. b. To more effectually protect the
health of the citizeus of the State: passed.
Mr. Nelson called up the bill to amend
the act in relation to the 10Th section school
funds and the bill passed.
by Mr.. Campbell: For the relief of the
holders OF certain 4azoo county warrants:
passed.
By MIR. Clifton: To regulate the practice
of dentistry; referred
BY Mr., Griffin To amend the act in re-
passed.
Mr.. Gibson, Chairman of the Committee
on constitutional Amendments reported a
joint resolution amending the Constitution
Mr.. Sykes moved to table; carried.
BY Mr. watkins: A resolution in regard
to porters; lies over.
By Mr.. Blount: To grant the use of the
I! nan 70 the fress Association at II O'Clock
to- morrow; adopted
Inc Governor transmitted the renort of
the Auditor of Public Accounts which woa
ordered printed. on was
b. in relation to the appointment of
county school superintendents: passed. y
:. by MI. Percy; To carry into effect section
Il grating onafkey county; referred.
BY Mr.. Miller: To amend section o.zo
Code 1871, SO far as Browns Wells r,. 1ioe,
Adjourned.
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