The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-15

out-'a,ia; .o"hty Cotcause registration n,
outstanding warrants. Committee ama,d a.
"iTI''1 % adopted, and the bill passed.
-. d. Tor the preservation of fish j.,
LoWndes county Committee ar,,rd., -.
auopled. and the bill passed "
CD 10 divide Pamela county into tu,o
H.. "lSttlc's, came up. Mr.. Carter said
| p nc nad Deen requested by Mr.. Miller az
w. nc 70 ASK that the bill lie over while lac
vas az eht. Mr.. Moody said that there w.. :
Two or the representatives of Panel, nr.s'
cut Dut that he did not object 10 the hil,
| lylhg over, bur he hoped that he sbonld he
apseht when the bill again came up. thar the
bi mouIa extend the same courtesy TO
MN me Dill was tabled, suhiec- to call.
q. o D. 10 authorize the Supervisors of
simpson county TO levy a special tax tn
pay ccftaln school warrants Passed
II d TO require the Secretary OF State tn
lurhish Newton county with certain books,
reports eie- Passed 1'
III. b. for the reliefof James KiIlahrau of
ooahoma county. Committee amendment
adopted, and The bill passed.
II, Is LOT the relief OF teachers who taught
III 1911 In that part of Montgomery equity
[hat formerly belonged To Cnoctaw county
passed. ~ "i'i
H. b. to authorize the building of a dam
across 1azoo Pass, in Coahoma county.
was referred to Committee on Corporations
=, III. b. to change The boundary lines of
Marshall and DeSoto counties. Mr.. War
rem moved 10 indefinitely POSTPONE the hin
Lost MIR Warren offered an amendment
Lost. Mr. Cunningham of Marshall. moved
10 table the bill. Lost, on division. Mr.
Hurt moved to refer the bill to a special
committee. Carried. Committee-Messrs
hurt, Gallagher, Roberts, Redhead and
Mr.: Miller of Copiah, called up the SEN
ate bill to authorize the consolidation of the
Mississippi Central Railroad, and Nav Or
leans jackson and great Northern Railroad.
into the Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad, for the purpose OF having it refer
red; and the bill was so referred.
H. b. to prevent the destruction of fish in
holmes and YazoO counties. COMMITTEES
amendment striking out Yazoo county was
adopted, and the bill passed
IL. b. to authorize Supervisors of Kinds
county to publish their proceedings. MIR.
Reid of Coahoma moved to amend by in
sertlng Coahoma county. Adopted, and
the bill passed.
ii. b. to abolish Pearl county; was.
on motion Of Mr.. Miller of CopiAh, made
the special order for Feb. 10, at 10 o'clock.
ii. B. to repeal section 1850, Code 1871, in
relation to working public roads. Mr. Field
moved TO refer the bill TO a special Joint
Committee. Mr.. Spight to table. Carried.
Mr.. HOyle to table. Lost.
Mr.. Love moved to refer to a special COM
mlttee. Mr.. Street moved to table. Car
rleQ. MIR. Parker moved to amend by in
sertlng that all students of private and pub
lie schools be Xempted. Mr.. Moody |
moved to table the amendment. Carried |
Mr.. Spight offered an amenement exempt
ing ministers of the gospel. Mr.. Bunch |
moved to recOmmit the bill Mr.. Moody
moved to table the motion. Carried Mr.. |
Moody moved TO table the amendment of
Mr.. Spisht. Carried. Yeas, 60; nays, 80
abSent, 25.
A large number of amendments were of
fered and acted upon.
81 Mr.. Spight called the previous question,
and the bill was ordered engrossed aud lies
over for engrOssment.
Mr. Street called up S. B. to amend the
liquor law, approved March IL, 1873, for the
purpose of having the bill referred. and il
was referred. Mr.. Spght moved that the
Senate and House bills to divide Pamela
county into two Court Districts be made
the special order for February l5, at 10 80
O'Clock. Carried.
II. B. to change the boundary lines of
Choctaw, Winston and Alfalfa counties, was
upon motion of MIR. Niles, tabled
IL. B. to provide for the more efficient
protection OF the county and State records
in the several counties, was tabled.
BY Mr.. Spght. To aid the building of
the Ripley and Ship Island Railroad. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Roane, chairman of the Committee
on Education, reported III. B. to establish a
uniform system of free schools, do pass
The report was taken up and the bill made
the speciOl order for February Is, at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Gibson, chairman special committee
on Constitutional Amendments, reported Ii.
j. Il. in relation to biennial elections, do
pass; and the resolution was made the
special order for Friday, February 10, at
10 80 O'Clock.
AT 2:l5, the House adjourned.