The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-04
MISS ISS1PPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
WENTY-FIgTH DAY.

TcEsDAy bruary 3, 1901
Senate maj ur.uan 10 81 -ournment. 1t.
Governor SIN IN tie Gas
Present. n. S1a.ut ! III sFs. Anderson
Bills. Bircheti, Bre6ham, Br dyes, CoWan,
Gales, Magee Perry and Railih
The Standing Committees "a finance
Claims and Enrolled Bills, submitted reports,
which were laid on the table, suIjeci 10 call;
Mr.. West. Chairman, reported that the Sc
eet Committee appointed for mat purpose
had examined Chapter ID Of the CODE IN rel,
ton to the Aleorn A. and NJ. college ana
recommended It's passage.
Mr. Wilcox gave notice Of the introduction
Of bill fjr he relief Of j. c. Dunlap and A.
J. Blakely, Of Kemper county.
The following resolution, by Mr.. Longino'
Resolved. That u o'clock each day shall
hereafter be made the special hour Tor the
consideration of reports from the Code Com
miitee.
Mr. Stewart introduced
s. B. No. 20, An act to provide for the con.
soidaton Of Railroad Companies. Referred
to Committee on Railroads.
Mr.. COwan introduced
S. b. No. 81. An act to amend an act In
reference 10 the Mississippi Valley and ship
| Island Railroad Company. Referred TO
! Committee on Railroads.
| Mr.. FitzGerald introduced
S. Is. No. 92 An act 10 incorporate the wal
thall Grays, a military company Of Grenada
Mississippi Referred to Committee on Rail-
roads
Mr. King introduced
S.B. No. 90. An act to amend an act TO in
| corporate the town of Martinsyille, kOpiah
coun ty Referred to Committee on Corpora
! tons
$. B. No. Il, for the relief Of Geo W. Wilson
| Of Lawrence county, was indefinitely. post
poned.
S. b. No. 49, for the relief Of James NJ. Ben
son, was indefinitely postponed.
S. b. No. Sc, for the relief Of 5. l.. Scott, OF
Franklin county, was laid on table. subject to
call.
II. B. No, "a, to authorize the Board of Su.
peryisors Of Montgomery county to have the
realty of said county assessed during the yeai
| 1880, as amended was passed.
The following message was received from
the Governor:
JACKSON, Feb. 3, 1880.
| To the Senate and House of Representatives
| GENTLgMEY-I have the honor herewith tC
submit for your consideration the enclosed
communication from Col. E. A. Lewis, Of Yves
| Pasca goula, in relation to the distinction Of
stock by the New Orleans and Mobile Rail
Road Company, together with aseries ofreso
lutions adopted by meeting of stock
raisers Of jackson county, on the same sub
iect. Similar complaints have been repeat
eddy made, and in such terms as to entitlI
them to your serious consideration.
respectfully recommend such legislation al
TO your Honorable Body may seem just in the
premises, and which will remedy the evi
complained Of
j. NJ. STONE, Governor.
The communications and resolutions re
ferred to by the Governor, were referred to
Select Committee, consisting Of Messrs. J. B
Carter, Hamilton and Singleton.
The privileges Of the Senate were EXTENDED
to Hons. J. s. Red, OF Yazoo, D. n Quinn, o
Lehore, and G. W. Shackleford, of Jefferson
Mr.. Reynolds moved to call from the tabl
Is. B. No. $50, of session of 1878, together will
the Governors objections thereto, viz; An &C
relative to excessive charges and unjust dis
elimination by Railroad Companies in THU
State. The motion was lost.
Mr.. Reynolds then gave notice that h,
would move tomorrow, and on each subse
quent day, till his motion shall prevail, to cal
up said bill and objections.
The following chapters of the Revised Cod,
were approved and recommitted to the Join
Select Committee on Code
Chapter 80, in relation to habeas corpus.
! Chapter 81, in relation to arbitrations anC
awards.
Chapter 80, in relation to ejectment.
Chapter "a, in relation to proceeding by
! mandamus.
| Chapter l8 of the Code, in relation to free
public schools, with amendments offered by
Messrs, King, West and Longino, was referred
to Committee on Education
On motion Of Mr.. Garter the Senate, at
o'clock, adjourned.