The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-04
HOUSE.
FIFTIETH DAT.
WEDNESDAY, March 8, Il

WEDNESDAY, March y, $780,
House met pursuant 10 adjournment, Mr..
Speaker Johns in the chair. Prayer bv Rev
Dr.. Watkins. Present, 10l absent, l9-Messrs
Andrews, Buford, Burnett, Carter, Ford Glib
son, Hence Leslie, Lewis, of Claiborne Madi-
son, McLaurin ofLauderdale Mellen Mitchell
Montgomery Myers, Selby Spears, Wood.
Wright.
Mr.. H"ddleStnn offered tho following
Resolved, That five minutes only be allow
ed to any one to speak on any one subject.
that no one shall speak oftener than once on
the same subject, and that no member shall
yield his time to another.
Mr.. Love moved to amend by insertinp fen
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 tbe
standing rules of the House could NOT he
changed, except by one days previous notice.
which was sustained, and the resolution Hes
over.
Mr., Buchanan moved that H. B. No. 479 tn
Incorporate the Mississippi Military Institute
be made tho special order for this evening at
$50 o'clock. Lost.
Mr.. Wolff offered the following which wac
adopted:
Resolved, That on the report of committees
on local bills, NO bill reported adversely shall
be considered until all other bills are cons;d-
cred and disposed OF, under a recommenda-
tlon Jnat tney 10 pass.
ID. b. No. All, to systemic the records of
State lands, and facilitate Tax Collectors set
Elements, as amended, was passed first bav-
ing been considered by the House in Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr., Martin in the chair
The special order FOR the day, H. b. No 091
to organize and regulate the duties Of tho Da-
partment OF immigration and Agriculture
pursuant to Article II, Section q, Of the Can,
sttution was taken up. This bill was ;ntro-
ducpd the HOuoa -
j. McC. Martin, of Claiborne, and a syponsis
OF 1t published in THE CLARION at the time
On motion of Mr.. Somerville, the Horss
considered said bill in COMMITTEES of ,Le
whole, Mr.. holland in tAs chair; and after
some time spent theroln, the Committee rose
without taking action on the bill
On motion of Mr.. Seabrook the Cnmm;,,oo
OF the Whole was discharged from fnrtber
consideration of the bill.
Mr.. Love moved to tahls the bill, on which
motion the yeas and aays were ordered. and
the bill was tabled by the following vote;
I EAS-Messrs, Anderson, Appiewhite, At
Woo, bailey Bnf9in, Bufford, Bynum, Byrd.
E So' Cooper, Cratin. Davis, Downs, Drane'
Esa'on, Gum, Hardin, Harrison, Hill, Hud-
dleston, Hunter, Hurt, Kearney, King Lewis
OF Perry, Love, Matheson, McInnis, McLaurio
Of Rankin, Morris, Majors, Rainey, Rees
Ross, Seabrook, Stamper, Stevens. of Calhonn
Speaker.-42.
.NArs-Messrs. Bowman, Buchanan. Bur-
9 n, cameron, Chamberlain. Clark, Currie.
Day, Erwin, Featherston, Field. of Iowndas'
Fortson, Gilmer, Hicks Howry, LYLE Marin
lMseGee, of Clark, Melville, holland, Norren
Ramsey, Robertson, Rogers, Russell Shields
Somer ville, Sykes, Talbert Teunisson' Tar
rey, 81 Jefferson, Torrey, of Sunfower. Walk
er, Watson-34
The Speaker announced the following Com
MI mittee OF Conference on part of the House on
chapter o. the Code in relation to salaries
OF otheers Messrs. Rees, Downs and Eaton
. b; No IA, to authorize the sale of TIE
Court House and grounds at McNutt, LeAore
county, was passed
s. B. No. l6s, with reference to the powers
aud duties of the Board of Mississippi Laves
for the Mississippi Leyee Dis.
trlctl composed OF the counties of Bolivar.
washington, lssaquena and Sharkey. VIZ
tabled. IS
5. h. No. Ice, to facilitate the constru- ~,
Of the Greenville, Columbus and Birmi ZION sslon
Railroad, was passed. hgham
), b. No. aO6, to prohibit the sale 8 -.
in the town Of Sarepta, was passed :" liquors
;. d. No. 2SS, to authorize ar r:..:
10 be made to build school hor SPtopr ui
county, was passed. -ses IN hoimes
). b. No. l9S to incorpore :. -
passed. HOiines county, was
. .. 70. q, 70 lEo0r 5orate the D. W. Flow
tee Ice Company We nassed - " RI0"-
ASrse e- in Senate resolution ma
u nun Ha me United States Congress ash.
y 81 " 80; a appopriatiOn for the improvement
. nv iA'eis Of the Western States.
THE CODE
ne 'Louse receded from its amendments 10
SsnsP .ers Of Of the Code, in relation 10 roads
erFIes and bridges '@F