The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-03
FQRTY-SIXTH DAY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NIGHT SESSION.
morning.

House met at IL O'Clock.
S. for the relief of A j. Wilmington,
Sheriff of Amlte county. Passed.
Mr.. Marshall of Carroll, called up II. B.
for the relief Of Geo. Ein>dil of Carroll
county. Mr.. Pintard moved to recommit
the bill. Carried.
Mr.. Marshall of Warren, called up S. B..
for the relief Of A. d. Gromlin. VIM. WAL
lace and Jno. Irving of Issaquena county
Mr.. Augustus moved to recommit. Mr..
Marshall of Warren, moved to table the
motion. Carried. And the bill passed.
Yeas, 81; nays, MesSrs Augustus, Bunch,
Causey, Dean. Erwin. Farmer. Hall, Mum,
Parker, Richardson and Robinson-l2; alb
sent, 81.
S b. to authorize the appointment of
School superintendent for Sharkey county.
Passed.
Mr. Robertson called up II. B. TO ,equire
the Sheriff of Rankin countyito collect Ger
tain State and county taxes now due. And
the bill passed.
Mr.. Lewis called up III. B. to regulate the
sale of opium, morphine. choral and other
opiates. Mr.. Tison moved to table. Car
ried.
RAILROAD BILL.
The special committee on the Greenvile,
Columbus and Birmingham Railroad bill,
reported IT. with amendments. Mr.. Hall
moved to exempt Sharkey county from the
u,
and the committee amendments were adopt
ed Mr. Spiyht moved to put the bill on it's
passage, and the bill passed. Yeas, ~; nays,
81; absent. 81.
Mr.. Tison He'd up 5. B. to repeal the act
to secure more speedy trial OF writs of
mandamus and prohibition in certain cases,
approved Feb. 26, 1875, and the bill passed.
S. B. to provide for the com promise Of
certain claims held by 2. G. Meath and the
Emmit Bank of Mem phs, Tenn, again It
the Liqudating Levee District, now in liti
CATION in the United States Circuit Court at
jackson. Passed.
S. B. to repeal al act to provide for the
payment of certain costs in criminal prose-
cutions in the Circuit Courts of this State
approved April 10, 1873 Passed.
). b. To authorize the Supervisors Of
Pano!a county to make appropriations for
the purposes of immigration. Lies over.
s. B. to authorize the Supervisors. OF Lee
fore county to issue bonds for the purpose
of building Court House. Passed.
Mr.. Carter, for COM nittee, reported large
number of bills properly enrolled.
THE HIGH SCHOOL BILL.
S. B. to encourage the establishment of
High Schools and Colleges in this State.
Mr.. Young of Pamela, offered an amend
ment Mr. Street moved to table. Lost
and the amendment was adopted. Mr.. Glib
son moved to refer the bill to a special
G bison, Tson, Miller of Copiah, and Whit
aker and Roane.
At 10 80 the House adjourned.
NoTE-Mr Reed of Choctaw, and not
Mr.. Reid of COahOma, was granted leave of
absence yesterday.
THE IMMIGRATION BILL.
AS there was some errors in the reported
vote upon the bill to create a State Board
OF Immigration tai en- yesterday, we repro
duce it.
1EAs-Messrs. Aldrich, Allen, Applewhite
Bailey, Baker, Ballard, Brown, Bunch,
Catching, Causey Chamberlain, Clay Dav-
idsOn. Day, Dean, Erwin, Farmer, Field,
Gallagher, Gilmer, Hall Hampton, Hicks of
Hind>, Hill, Hogin, HOyle, Hurt, Lewis,
Liddell, Love Lusk, Marshall of Warren,
Martin, McGehee of Wilkinson, Mckenzie,
Mclean, McSwiue, Moody, Moore. Nelson,
Num-. Pintard, Redhead, Richardson Robin
son, Stamper, Showers, Tarver, Tucker. Wall,
Whitaker, Wilson and Mr., Speaker-53.
NAYs-Messrs. Augustus, Bassett, Gamer
on. Carter, Cooper, Cunningham Of Mar
shall, Eaton, Edwards. Gibson, Glass. Gwin,
Murshall of Carroll, Marshall of Holmes,
McWhorter, Metts, Miller of Copah. Par
brook, Spght, Spinks. Street, Wood,
Young of Calhoun and Young of Pamela
IS
Absent and Not Voting Messrs. Bean,
Bird, Bizzell, Cook, Cunningham of
Monroe, Dabney, Denham, DO:k
cry. DOzier, Farley, Ford, Gnol-
son, Goodrum, Gordon, Hatch, Heathman,
Henry, Hicks of Yazoo johnson, Key, Lib
by, Magee of Franklin, McColum Miller of
Pamela, Montgomery of Marshall, Mont
gomery OF Oktibbeha. Miles, Pegram, Per-
kins, Raney, Reed of Choctaw, Reid of
Coahoma Seal, Stands, Smith, Tison,
Trest Warren and Washing ton--39.
w how
was paired with Mr.. Dabley, who would
have voted yea.
FORTY.SEVENTH nav