The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-05
HOUSE.
FIFTIEFH DAY.
NIGHT SESSION,
WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1886

WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1880
| House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. holland, by consent, introduced II. B
No. 4Sl, an act making appropriations to de-
| fray the expenses Of the State Government
for the years 1886 and 1881, Read twice and
made special order after reading of journa
! tomorrow.
H. B. No. Al, to aid in supplying the lost
records and papers in the county of Wayne
was taken up, Il Senate amendment concur.
red in, aud bill passed.
Mr.. Applewhite entered motion to recon
slider the vote, whereby s. B. No. 50, an act
for the prevention of cruelty to animals, was
passed.
Senate amendment to II. B. No. 23S, to re-
wise the charter oftown of Lexington, Holmes
county, were conclrred in.
Senate amendment to II. B. No. 1884, for the
relief Of DR.. }. II. Hays, of Marshall county,
were cOncurred in
s. B. No. %, for the relief of Mrs G. A. As
kew, was passed.
S. b. No. 43, to amend the charter of the
town Of West Station, passed
5. b. No. r. to allow an additional constable
in each Supervisors District in Rankin county
passed.
S. B. No. 70, an act in relation to the depos-,
It's OF insurance companies, and to equalize
the same; passed.
- - - No'' W Incorporate the Walthall
trays volunteer company Of the city Of Gre
NADIA passed.
5. b. No. lO2, to amend an act entitled an
act to provide for the payment of interest on
the Ohickasaw School Fund, and for other
purposes, approved March 7, 1856, passed.
5. d. No. l0l. to incorporate the East Missis-
sippi Mills, passed.
S. b. No. lO6, in relation to the marshal and
porter Of the Supreme Court passed.
IL M 10 o,,tl "a, IL O
pervlsors of Pamela county to have transcribed
certain records passed
4, u: No ~, to authorize the State Superin-
tendent of Education to dispose of maps of this
State now in his Office, passed
). Is. No. l29, supplemental to and amenda-
tory of an act entitled an act to repeal the
acts heretofore passed Incorporating the town
of Wesson, and to define the boundaries and
incorporate the town, passed.
8. 3. No 125, amending an act eGtitled an
act imposing tax on certain privileges. ap-
proved Feb |, 1877, passed.
5, B. No. 40, to incorporate the Columbus
Oil Mills, passed.
). Il. No. lag, to incorporate the Yalobusha
Mills, passed.
S. B. l05 to authorize Supervisors Of Holmes
county, to have the Record Book of Wills bound
passed.
5. i. No. l0i, an act tG Incorporate the Me-
rdian Manufacturing Company, passed.
). i, No. lI3, to incorporate the Union Star
Company, of Columbus passed.
5. B. No III, an act to provide for the re-
enumeration ofth educable 2Aildren of the
county Of Pamela; passed.
). u. No. l7n for the sale of certain lands in
Iallahatehie and Quitman counties; passed.
). B. No. 81, to prevent the sale Of vinous
and spirituous liquors within one mile of the
railroad depot, in the town of Falkner, Tip.
pah eounty;was indefinitely postponed.
5. B. No. l19, in relation to certain manufac-
turing companies, (relating principally to
Mississippi Mills, at Wesson, passed.
Mr.. Featherston moved to reconsider s.
B. No. 146 to incorporate the Yalobusha
Mills.
Mr.. Buchanan moved table the motion Ia
reconsider; lost, and bill lies over.
Mr.. Featherston, in behalf of the Conference
Committee of the two houses, upon the Honse
Amendment TO Charter Is of Revised Code, in
relation tG public schools, so far as selates to
salaries of county supagiatendents, reported
the concurrence Of senate in House amend
ment.
5. B. No. 300, to require the Sheriff of
Hancock county to collect the remaining and
unpaid taxes for the fiscal year 1877; passed.
S. B. No. 2Oo, to incorporate the Coffeeyine
Guards; passed.
S. B. No. 194, to incorporate The Pamela Gin
and Machine Company, passed
Mr.. Someryjlte subsequently moved to re-
consider, and the motion lies over
s. B. No. l04, to amend an act to establish
a turnpike and bridge across Big Black
River and bottom, approved November {. 1865.
Read third time and tabled
MIR. Featherstone, at 1910. moved to ad-
journ. Lost.
s B. No, 255, for the encouragement of
stock raising in the county of LeaEe; passed.
H. B. No. 49, to prevent sale Of vinous and
spirituous liquors within two miles of Mead
vile, Franklin county, was taken up. SEN
ate amendments concurred in and bill passed.
H. B. No. 2I6, TO protect crops in Superyi-
visor's di riot No, / Benton county; passed,
with Senate amendments.
Adjourned at 1920 p. N,