The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-04
HOUSE.
EIFTIETH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, NJ.

WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1880.
House met pursuant to adjournment. Mr..
Speaker Johns in the cha Z. PRAYER by Rev
DR.. Watkins. Present, '4Ol; absent 19-Messrs.
Andrews, bqlord, ,arnett Carter Ford, Glib
SON. me4ce nesie Lewis, of Claiborne, Madi-
son. 80 Mclaurih, It Lauderdale, Mellen, Mitchell
Wright.
Mr.. anddieston offered the following:
Resolved That five minutes only be allow
90 70 eny one to speak on any one subject;
tbs,t no one shall speak oftener than once on.
the same subject, and that no member shall
| yield his timc to another.
Mr.. Love moved to amend by inserting ten
| minutes instead of five; Mr.. Field, of Lowndes
moved to insert fifteen minutes
Mr.. Loves amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Martin made the point of order that the
| standing rules of the House could not be
changed, except by one days previous notice;
which was sustained, and the. resolution lies
over.
Mr., Buchanan moved that H. B. No. 479 to
incorporate the Mississippi Military Institute
be made the special order for this. evening at
$3.50 O'clock. Lost.
Mr.. Wolff offered the following which was
adopted
Resolved, That on the report of committees
on local bills, no bill reported adversely shall
be considered until all other bills are consid-
cred and disposed of, under recommended
tion that they do pass
H. B. No. All, to systemize the records of
State lands, and facilitate Tax Collectors set
Elements, as amended, was passed first hav-
ing been considered by the House in Commits
tee of the Whole, Mr.. Martin in the chair.
The special order for the day, H. B. No. ZS2,
to organize and regulate the duties of the De-
partment of Immigration and Agriculture,
pursuant to Article II, Section %. Of che Con.
stitution, was taken up. (This bill was intro
duced in the House some time since by Hon,
j. McC. Martin, of Claiborne, a'ld a synopsis
of it published in The CLARIo,I at the time.)
On motion of Mr.. Somervi.le, the House
considered said bill in Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. holland in the chair; and after
some time spent therein, the Committee rose
without taking action on she bill
On motion of MIR. Seaorook, the Committee
of the Whole was discharged from further
of the oil.
Mr.. Love moved to table the bill, on which
motion the yeas and nays were ordered; and
the billwas tabled by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Appiewhite, At
wood, Bailey, Buffkin, Butford, Bynum, Byrd,
Coleman, Cooper, Cratin Davis, Downs, Drane.
Eaton, Gum, Hardin, Harrison, Hill, Hud-
dleston, Hunter, Hurt Kearney, King, Lewis,
Of Perry, Love, Matheson, McInnis, McLaurin,
Of Rankin, Morris, Majors, Rainey, Rees,
Ross, Seabrook, Stamper, Stevens, of Calhoun
Iankersley,, Welborn, Wilson, Wolf, Mr..
NAYs-Messrs. Bowman, Buchanan, Bur-
line, Cameron. Chamberlain, Clark, Currie.
Day, Erwin, Featherston, Field, of Lowndes'
toFtaOn, Gilmsr, Hicks, Howry, Lyle, Martin,
McGee Of Clark, Melville, holland, Norrel'
Ramsey, Robertson, Rogers, Russell Shields
Somer vile, Sykes, Talbert Teunisson. Tor
'ey, Of Jefferson, Torrey, of Sunhower. Walk
sr, Watson-4.
The Speaker announced the following Com
nittee of Conference on part of the House on
Jhapter oil the Code in relation to salaries
" othcers< Messrs. Rees, Downs and Eaton.
>, y; No. IA, to authorize the sale of tina
county, was passed.
8 D. No. l67, with reference to the powars
md duties Of the Board Of Mississippi; IaSao
for the Mississippi f,eyee Dis.
riot, composed Of the counties of Ro1;v.--
ashlngton, lssaquena and Sharkev. CO.
abled. eyi was
s, B. No. l66 to facilitate the cOp,t.n.,;on
! tne ureenvllle, Columbus and Birmingbam
railroad, was passed. """
5. b. No. 1O6, to prohibit the sale Of lioro-.
the town Of Sarepta, was passed. %
s. b. No. 238, to authorize annror-s.,;..,-
be made to build school houses In Holnes
ounty, was passed.
g.. b, No. l9S, to inoerporate the Acono g
perative Association in Holmes county was
8 B. Ne 70 to incorporate the D. W. Flow
&c Ice company, was passed.
House concnrred in SENATE r..oi,,,;o.
loriali1ing the United States Coneress al
y ior an appropriation for the improvemept
ene rivers Of the Western States
The House receded from its amendments 10
haPters 81 Of the Code, in relation 70 roads
rries and bridges.