The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

gan and lame III opposed the bill, Mr..
West favored. The conc rrence in Heuse
amendments passed the bill.
Honse amendment striking ont section
OF 5. b. 3, to amend section S29 Revised
Code in relation to judgment rolls, was
concurTed in.
Senate concurred in House amendment
to 5. B. 25I, requiring Attorney General
to defend suits against the State Treasurer
in certain cases. The amendment makes it
the duty of Attorney General TO defend
such suits when brought in the City of jack
son; if brought elsewhere, to be defended
b. District Attorneys.
House amendment 70 5. B. 243, to incCr-
pOrate the Planters Press and Warehouse
Com pany, was concurred in. Amendment
strikes ont all after exchange in said sec
tion.'
Committee on Claims recommended a
substitute for 5. r. 240, which passed.
81 Mr.. Morgan. for Judiciary Committee
recomm ended that II. B. 152, to incorporate
the Sunfower and Cassidy Bayou Improve
ment and Navigation Company, do pass.
5. B. 267, to repeal an act reducing the eX-
penses of the Judiciary Department of the
State, approved March 3, 1875. Do not pass.
An act to regulate the com missions and
fees of certain county officers in this State.
Do not pass.
H. B. 507, establishing the fees of certain
officers. Do not pass.
>. d. 10, Is
Chapter 10, Revised Code 1871, specifying
what cases remedy is given against un-
lawful and fOrcible entry and unlawful de-
tainer; and III. 279, to amend same sec
ton, returned the Senate bill without
recommendation, and recommended the
passage OF House Bill.
S. B. 225 TO regulate the fees for legal adj
vertising, was called from the Calendar. and
passed with an amendment. making the fee
| for advertising tax sales zoe for each legal
sub division, instead of 25c as in the bill
The bill allows | j2c per word for first inser-
| ton. and &c per word for each additional
| insertion tor legal advertising.
II. B. 400, to repeal an act approved April
20, 1871, TO amend an act entitled an act to
| protect citizens of certain counties in those
| sections where fencing and timbe have be-
come scarce, approved October g. 1866. was
called from the Committee on Agriculture
and passed.
Fl. B. 2S4 to amend section 1850, Revised
| Code, in relation to working the public
roads. and insert in lieu thereof the
| following section also to amend section
2355, 1857, relating to the same subject, was
called from the calendar Passed.
Mr.. Cowan offered a resolution, that the
Districts be called at 80 P. M, common
cling at the highest number and calling
| back to No. l. aud that each Senator be al
lowed to call up two bills. Adopted.
| Ell. b. 654, to provide for the appointment
of a commissioner to ascer tain the actual
cost of the Mobile ald Ohio Railroad, was
taken up. Mr. King offered two amend
ments which were adopted, and the bill
passed.
Fl. B. 449, to incorporate the town of
| Minter City, was taken up and passed.
H. B. sos, TO fix the salaries OF certain Of
ticers, was called from the Finance Com
mittee, and, on motion of Mr.. Thompson
the bill was Indefinitely postponed by the
| following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barry, Carter h District
Parish, Furlong. Gibbs, Lanneau, Lee
Lowrance, McCaskill Morgan, Oldham
Peery, Pratt, Thompson and Vance-l5.
| NAYS-Messrs. COwan, DOWd, Gayles
Jackson, King, Montgomery, Rogers anc
| Vests.
Absent and not Voting.-Messrs. Allen
Bills, Bridges, CalIicott, Carter lst District
Currie, Jewell, FITZGERALD, Foote, Gibe TT
Griffin, Hooker, Reynolds and Terry-14.
Fl. B. 279, to amend section 1892, article
chapter 10, Revised Code, enumerating tn,
cases in which the remedy of unlawful anC
| fOrcible entry and unlawful detainer shall
lie and to amend section 1896 of the sait
chapter in relation to giving new appea
bonds in such cases. Passed.
Recess at 3 80 O'Clock P. M