The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-06
Mississippi Legislature.
FoRTY-EIGHTH DAY-continued.
SENATE.
MONDAY NIGHT, March 5, 1873.

MONDAY NIGHT, March 5, 1873.
The following bills were taken up and
passed:
H. 263, to incorporate the Lawline
Steam Fire Company in the city of Calum-
bus.
I'll. B. 49, To husband certain fertilizers of
LowrdeS county.
III. b. 63l, to repeal sections 2lS0, 2lsl and
21S2 Revised Code in relation to enrolling
the militia of this State.
II B. 65S. to amend section l of an act to
regulate the compensation of SheriffS of this
State in certain cases, approved April 10,
1876.
S. B. 155, to incorporate the Warren VOL
uDteers OF Warren county.
On motion OF MIR. Cowan, the Senate re-
fused to concur in House amendment to Sen
ate bill in relation to the public schools of
VickSburg. The amendment proposed Il
reduction of ten per cent. in the salaries OF
teachers.
III. b. 645, to exempt certain property
from sale by virtue of an execution or at
tachment On motion OF Mr.. Cowan, re-
jecred.
III. b. 3SS, to authorize the Secretary OF
| State to supply the office of Circuit and
Chancery Clerks of Sharkey county with
Mississippi Reports. Amendments offered
by Messrs. Gibbs and Parish were adopted,
and the bill passed.
II. b. Gil. TO provide for the funding OF
the outstanding warrants OF the city OF
| Vicksburg. Passed.
| II. b. $50, TO correct errors In the enroll
ment OF an act TO authorize the city OF
Vicksburg TO compromise its bonded in
| debIedneSs, and to amend the same
| Passed
5. ID. 139, to establish mess cottages at the
University OF Mississippi was passed BIZ the
| following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Bills, FITZGERALD, Fur
| long, Jackson, Lanneau, Lee, Lowrance,
McCaskill, Montgomery, Pratt and Thomp-
son-1l.
NAYs-Messrs. Carter 9Th District, Cow
an, DJwd, Gayles, Gibbs, King, Oldham
Peery, Rogers and West-lO.
Absent aud not Votiug-Messrs. Allen
Barry, Bridges, CallicOtt, Carter 1st Dis
trict. Currie, Parish, Fewell, Foote, Gilbert,
Griffin, Hooker, Morgan, Rey nolds, Terry
and Vance-l6.
H. B. 659 to amend an act establishing
the fees OF certain officers, approved March
6, 1875, was taken up and on motion of Mr.
Lanneau. the bill was rejected.
IL. b. 1856, to amend section 1888, Revised
| Code OF 1871, in relation to letting out pub
lie work, was passed.
5. B. 226, for the repeal of section 2446, OF
Revised Code, was, on motion of Mr.. ThOmp-
son, indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 229, to encourage fruit growers and
manufacturers, was passed.
II b. So to compel the New Orleans and
| Nc bile Railroad TO fence its track in Jack
son county, was, on motion of Mr.. Thomp-
son, rejected.
III. B. 606 to incorporate the Mississippi
Compress and Banking Company. Passed
Ii. B 633, to inco"p orate the 5. Spenglel
Manufacturing Company. Passed.
III. B. 366, to prescribe that writs of in
junction may Issue in certain cases without
bond. Referred to Committee on Chancery
! Courts.
III. B. 395, to amend section 3S5, Code OF
1871, in relation TO appeals in civil case:
from judgments of Justices of the Peace
| Passed.
II. B. 592, to regulate the compensation
Of the Superintendent of Education of JEFF
fersoo county. Passed.
Ii. B. 6l2. to regulate the salary of the
County Superintendent of Education o.
| Washington aud other counties, was taken
up. Mr.. Lanneau moved to amend 0y strik
| ing out $3.50" after Adams county, and in
sert $4,000" Adopted. Mr.. A. r. Garter
moved to amend by adding after SIPS, JAS
per county, 500. Adopted. Mr.. Peery
moved to amend by adding. Lefiore county
$3.50. Adopted. Bill passed as amended.
Adjourned at IL 80 M.