The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-03-10

Pence in Supervisors District No. 8, in YaraO
To su.horiz, the Supervisors of Sumner
county, T. make publication Of allowances
TO r-gulats and prob biz the sale of vinous
and spirituouS liquors wi'hin i've miles OF the
town of Benton, Yazon county.
Fo the re'if Of j. G Coz, If Lee county.
For h. relief o. Mary Ware, individual
w. and "a guardian 81 sicily Lynch Ware.
To amend an ec' eu itl~d act to incor-
porste the Holly Springs Savings and lnsu-
rance Company
To repeal act approved April 2, 1873 en-
titled act to reneal an act declaring Noxu-
bee river a naviIable stream, passed Febru-
airy ID 1888 and the act ameudatory thereto,
approved March 5, 1876
To amend the charter of the Gilman Mills
Company OF Madison county, approved March
IL, 1874.
To authorize the Supervisors of Amt coun-
ty purchase safe.
For the settlement Of all controversies and
/ litigation between the State o. Mississippi and
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
To incorporate the town of Newton.
To repal an act TO incorporate the trustees of
Sea-Shore Camp Ground.
In relation to certain leased lands of the
University of Mississippi.
For the relief of L. Alcus s Co., of Brookha-
ven.
Association.
To authorize the Supervisors of Lafayette
county TO issue bonds.
To authorize Supervisors of Amite county to
transfer certain funds.
To incorporate the Byhalia Waverly Insti-
tuts.
TIE incorporate the Corinth Compress Com
pany.
Association.
For the relief of W. L. Hemingway, State
Treasurer.
For the relief of Sarah A. Dabney. of Mont
] "a n- Ia Taa
For the relief of W. E. Hunt, Sheriff OF ash
ington county.
TO provide Tor an additional Justice of the
Peace and Constable in Supervisors district
No. , ltawamba county.
To authorize Supervisors of Summer county
to pay certain school warrants of said county,
issued in the years 1874 and 1879.
For the protection of wool growers in this
State.
To authorize Supervisors of Lafayette conn
ty to have the public roads Of said county
worked by contract.
To amend the school law of Wayne county,
To incorporate the Dido Male and Female
Academy.
Mr.. Featherston offered joint resolution
which adopted, authorizing the Secreta-
ry of State to dispose Of the Code OF 1871, at
fifty cents per copy
S. B. No. LAG, to incorporate Yalobusha
Mills, was laid on the table.
). T. No 239, to incorporate the 1azoo Delta
Railroad Company. Passed.
The Senate amendments TO House amend
ments to S. b. No. 80 the Humphries Rail
road bill were taken up, and concurred in by
a vote of 81 to 20.
s. B. No 259, to prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors within two miles Of White
field, Oktibbeha county. Passed.
S. B. No. 242 10 prevent the sale of vinous
and spirituous liquors ut Lafayette Springs,
Lafayette county. Passed.
5. b. No 25l, to incorporate the Jackson
Fire Department Passed.
ELECTION OF PENITENrIARY SUPERINTENDENT.
Both Houses met in Convention at IL o'clock
to elect Superintendent of the Penite ntiary.
Senator Brown nominated r. W. Ship, Of
Yazoo county.
Mr.. Christmas nominated d. t. Lyon, of
Kinds.
Mr. Mcneil nominated Geo. C. Heard, of
Kinds
Mr. Downs nominated D. W. Rice, of Kinds.
Senator FitzGerald nominated Marion
Smith, of Kinds.
Mr. Martin nominated f. P. Briscoe, of
Claiborne.
Mr. Seabrook nominated J. W. Pearson, of
Rankin.
Mr. Mitchell nominated Theodore Pool of
Washington.
Senator Gayles nominated Edward Storm,
of Bolivar.