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

School in LauderiaIe county was indefinitely
postponed
Of Pike and Lawrence counties, and 20 correct
/ the boundary lines of Lawrence aud Marion
counties. passed.
/ ii. B. No. 3-6, TO authorize the estab isment
and maintenance Of a free public ferry in
Leake county, was passed.
Il. B. No. Az, for the relief Of J. G. Cole. of
Lee county, was passed
IT, B No. 81, TOT the relief OF l. Alcus &
Co, OF Broekhavea. Lincoln county, was
passed.
The House considered in Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Love IN the Chair, II b. No. SO;
m act for the relief of Geo Washington of
therein, he Committee repor. ed back the bill
and recommended is passage,
On motion the bill was read the third time
AMI laid over Tor eHgrossment.
ii L. No. AS to authorize the levy of tax
in Lincoln county, sufficient pay the out
standing Indebtedness on account of the
County School Fund was passed.
IL. B. No 449, TO repeal Sec. ) of an act sup
Elemental 10 act to re-incOrporate the city
Of Brook haven, ete-, was passed.
II. B. NJ. IA. T. prevent stock from running
al large in lie county, vas passed
II, B. No 40 TO provide for he application
of certain funds now in the treasury Of
Lown les county; passed
II. Z. No. 45l 10 incorporate the Minister'S
Relief Association of the North Mississippi
Conference. NJ E. Church South, was passed.
H. Z. No 33l, to incorporate the Tombigbee
Manufacturing Company was passed
II B. No $50 10 incorporate the Central
Earnest Workers Association, was passed.
H. b. No. 32S, for the relief of George " seh
lngton. OF Lincoln county, was passed by
vote of a yeas 10 10 nays.
The House considered in Committee of the
Whole. Mr.. Lewis, of Claiborne, in the chair,
IL. b. No 262 supplem ental TO act to incor-
porate the Arkansas City and Grenada Rail
road Company: and after sometime spent
therein, the committee reported the bill back
10 a gDt,aaan t9.a1
and the bill passed.
The substitute for H. B. No 2I7, to ascertain
the outstanding Indebtedness OF the Liquidat-
ing Levee District, adopted, and the bill
read thr- times and passed.
The following resolution, by Mr. Majors,
was adopted
Resolved That good order is essential to the
dispatch OF business, and great dispatch of
business is necessary for US to complete our
work; therefore
BE il further resolved, That the members of
thi- body IRE requested not to engage in these
social chats 80 annoying 10 the Legislature.
Mr.. Seabrook charm n on part Of the House
of the joint Select Committee, to whom was
referred H. B. Ne. SO in relation to contro-
versy and litigation between the State and
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, sub
mi ted the following report:
Mr. SPEAKER-The Committee on the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad Company, TO which
referred II. B. No. $40 has had the same
uuder consideration, and has directed the
Chairman to make the following report:
The solicitor of Tie Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road Company, proposed 10 your Committee
the following basis of settlement of the claims
of the Safe against said Railroad Company.
That the suit pending in the United
States Supreme Court against said Company
be Withdrawn by the State, and the 81 section
of the charter Of said company be repealed,
and the road to pay taxes, as other roads, from
LIST January, loS2.
The Committee believing that said Company
Will make still further concessions has deem
ed it proper to draft bill providing that taxes
ON said road shall commence on lst OF Janua-
ry 1850 which bill Is herewith submitted rs a
substitute for II. B. No. 379 with the recon-
mendation that said substitute do pass.
Respectfully,
J. p. SEABRooK,
Chairman on part of the House.
s. B. No. l66. and substitute, to facilitate the
construction OF the Greenville aud Birming
ham Railroad from WinonG to Greenwood, |
were called up ami the substitute adopted
Mr.. Applewhite entered motion to recon
slider the vote whereby H. &. No. 402 to estab-
fish STATE Normal School in Lauderdale
county. was lost.
at l0:35 on motion of Mr.. Montgomery, the
House adjourned.