The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-07


dine. Burnett, Chamberlain. Clarx. Day,
Downs Erwin, Field. Of Lowudes, Fields, Fort.
son. Gibson, Gilmer, Hardin, Harris, Hurt.
Lewis, OF Claiborne Lewis, Of Perry. Martin.
Me6ehes, Of Wilkinson, Mcneil, Neville,
Montgomery. holland, Ramsey, Robertson,
Rogers, Russell, Seal, Shells, spears, Sykes,
Talbert. Watson, Williams and Wilson.-39.
NAYs0Messrs. APplewbitss. Bowman, Buch-
anan, Buford, ByDum, Cameron, Carroll,
Christmas, Cooper. Cratin. Davis. Eaton,
Eeatherston, Glass, Gum, Harkreader. Har-
rison, Hicks, Hill, Howry. Hunter, Kearney,
King, Lampkin, Leslie, Love, Lyle, Madison.
MeGee. Of Clark, McInnis, McLaurin. of Ran
kin, Moore, Norrell, Rees, Ross, Seabrook,
SOmeryille, Siamper, Stephens, Of Yalobusha,
Tankersley, TAYLOR, of Lee, Tor, er. of Sum
flower, Walker, Weatherly, Welborn aud Wolf.
40.
Mr.. Clark moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill and amendments, which motion was
lost on call of yeas and nays-53 to 81.
he question recurring on the amendment
offered by Mr.. Featherston, as a substitute for
section g. it was adopted by vote of 65 to Il.
The second amendment, offered by Mr..
feathersion, was then adopted, and the bill
as amended passed by the following vote:
fEAs-Messrs. Applewhite, Atwood, Bow
man, Burnett, Bynum, Cameron, Carroll,
christmas, Cooper, Craytin, Davis, Eaton,
featherston, Glass, Gum, Harkreader, Har-
rison. Hicks, Hill Huddleston, Hunter. Kear-
ney, King, Lyle, Madison, MCGEE, of Clarke
Mclnnis, Mitchell, Nabors, Norrell, Rees,
Ross, Seabrook, Sommerville, Stamper, Steph-
ensof falohusha, Tankersley, Taylor Of Lee,
Teunisson. Walker, Weatherly, Weiborn. Wolff
and Mr. Speaker-44.
NAYs-Messrs: Bailey Buffkin, Burdine.
Chamberlain, Clark Day, Downs, Erwin
Field of Lowndes, Fortson,, Gibson. Hardin
Hurt, Lamkin, Lewis of Claiborne, Lewis Of
Perry, McGehee of Wilkinson, McNeil
Montgomery, holland, Ramsey, Robertson
Rogers, Russell zeal Shields, Spears, Sykes,
Talbert, Watson and Williams-3l,
II. B. No 206, to secure compensation IN
owners of live stock killed by railroad corpo.
rations in this State, was taken up.
Mr.. Lamkin moved TO amend:
Provided, That when stock is killed bv anv
railroad the value shall not be assessed n,
more than the owner thereof gave in at the as
sessment Immediately previous to the killing
Of the stock. Adopted.
Mr.. Gibson offered the following. (which
was ruled out of Order)
Amend by providing further, that all Rail-
roads are hereby declared unlawful crimi
mails, and any steam engine found running M
large shall be arrested and turned over to W
W. Humphries to receive chas;isement and
punishment, and that Mr. Walker of Lauder-
dale, is hereby appointed hangman and exc
NutiohSi VI ouOh olcdU engines,
The bill was then read u third time and
ordered to be engrossed
Senate amendment to bill in relation to
public roads in Warren county, was concurred
in
House oonourred in Senate amendment tn
ii. b. No. B2 an act supplemental to an act
entitled an act to incorporate the Arkansas
City and Grenada Railroad Company, APP
proved March 3, 1872, and amendal ory there
to.
The House coneurred in the Senate amend.
ment to H. B. No. 256 to incorporate the
Helena and Arkansas Railroad Company,
The House cOncurred in the Senate amend.
ment to H. B. No. 355, TO provide for the set
Element of wild lands in Washington and Sun-
flower countless and to aid in the building Of
I n ureenvllle, Columbus ard Birmingham
The House concurred in the Senate amend
ments to IL. B. No. 1865, to authorize the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen of Yazoo City to paw
outstanding school warrants of 1879
o b. NO. 223, requiring the New Orleanv
Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad Company TO-
fence its road within the State, was lost.
TIE House concurred in the Senate amend
ment TO ii. g. No. 484, to provide for the cleo
tion of a superintendent of the Peniten-
tiary.
.. b. NO. l76, to ropeaI portion of section
D, article !, of an act in relation to the Deaf
ana D1@A Asylum, April Il, 1871, was passed.
?. n. NO: lSS, an act to repeal an act entitled
an act to Incorporate the trustees of the 10Th
section CT township 10, No. 2 east, in Madison
ana lazso counties, for certain purposes, an.
proved February "A, 1912, was passed.
.; u, No. III, to provide for the dispos ,tion
at the property aud assets of the Bc,ord nf
trustees to aid in establishing P,,bI;shne
house to print books in raised letters for The
blind, passed 's'' ior me
At ll:25 p, NJ, adjourned.