The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-29
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TWENTIETH DAY.
WEpsEspAr. Jan. 3. IasO.

,rantrd Messrs johnson, Griffin and Bridges, .
~ account Of sickness.
Tho Committee on Claims reported adverse /
s. on ). b. No. 81, for the ralief Of Mrs. E. G. /
Roach.
The Committee on Counties and Coun-
~ Boundaries recommended the pass
age OF the 70 lowing bills: :. b. No. /
u. 10 prohibit the sale Of intoxicating drinks !
In the town Of Dry Grove; II. b. No. /
W, 20 prevent The obstruction Of SteePs Bayou, !
lssaauena county; II. b. No. al, 10 authorize
the Board Of Supervisors Of Wilkinson county
10 have certain books transcribed or rebound
II. b. No. l3l, to prohibit the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors within three miles Of Concord
aud Pleasant Hill Churches, in Simpson coun
"; II. b. No 100, An act TO reduce official
bonds in Jones county.
The Committee onlmmigratiOn recommended
that $. Is. No Is, An actt0 prevent emigration
from this State, do not pass
The Committee on Corporations recommend
ed passage Of ). b. No. 81, 70 incorporate the
Vicksburg Compress Company; and i. Il.
No u.s. to Incorporate the city Of ShieldsbOrO.
The Committee on Public Health and Quar-
antine reported back 5. b. No. 49,, An act TO
amend the Statutes in regard to Boards OF
Health, with an amendment, and recommend
ed ~ passage
The Con nttee on Federal Relations recon-
meuded q e concurrence Of the Senate in the
House Joint resolution in relation TO the bOun
Diary between the States Of Mississippi and
Arkansas
The Committee on Corporations reported
back Senate Bill 10 incOrl crate the town of
Coheeylle, with an amendment, and recon-
mended its passage.
Mr. .tewart, Chairman select Committee, TO
whom was referred $. b. No. l6 to prevent
cruelty to domestcated animals, and s. i.
No. 80, for the prevention of cruelty TO any
mails reported them back with a substitute
for the whole, and recommended its passage.
Mr.. Hamilton introduced
s. b. No 60. To provide for payment Of
stock killed by railroads. Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Dalton introduced
$. b. No TO- For the relief of J. j. Anderson,
Sheriff of Union County. Referred to Com
mittec on Claims.
Mr. Longino introduced
| s. b, No n. For the relief Of Geo. W. Will
son, Of Lawrence county. Referred to Com
mittee on Claims.
| Mr.. Ratlif introduced
| s. b. No. u, To allow an additional con-
! stable in each Supervisors Distrlctln Rankin
county. Referred to Judiciary Committee
| Mr. Cowan introduced
! s. Il. No. 70, To incorporate the d. W. Flow
erree Ice Company. Referred to Committee
| on Corporations.
! S. B. No. Y, For the protection Of cattle,
stock and other useful animals along the line
| of the several railroads in this State. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
! s. b, No. 49, 70 prevent emigration from
this State, was indefinitely postponed.
| s. b. No. 81, To incorporate the Vicksburg
Compress Company, was passed.
s. B. No 81, To prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors in the town of Dry Grove, was
passed.
S. b. No. 81, For the relief of Mrs f. c.,
Roach and children, was pissed.
Mr. Birchett offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, By the Senate the House concur
| ring, That one on part of the Senate, and
on part of the House be added to the Joint
Standing Committee on Universities.
The hour of eleven having been reached,
the special order was takeu up, viz; the re-
consideration offs. b. No. 80 Of the session
| Of 1873, relative to excessive charges and I'M
Just discrimination by railroad corporations
in this State, and The Governors objection
| thereto.
On motion Of Mr. Gibbs, further considera-
| ton of the subject was postponed and the
same laid on the table subject to call.
Mr.. Gibbs from select committee, to whom
was referred the point of order raised by Mr..
Gibbs on Friday last, made the following re-
port; o
Mr. President; Your Special Committee to
whom was referred the point of order, raised
in connection with the consideration of the
bill known as the Barry Bill passed by the
! last Legislature, and vetoed by the Governor,
! have instructed me to report that in their
| judgment the point of order pas not nell taken.
W. d. GIBBS, Chairman.
The President of the Senate decided that the
! point of order was not well taken, and refus.
! cd to sustain the same
! S. b. No. %, To amend the Statutes in re-
gard to the Board of HEALTH was placed on
the calendar, and $50 copies ordered printed
for use of the Legislature.
s. B. No. "A, For the encouragement of
authors, and the production of home litera-
ture, was passed as amended.
S. Is. No. 62, to incorporate the town of
Cotleeville was passed with amendments,
The substitute for S. B. No 3S, for the pre-
vention of cruelty to animals was adopted as
amended by Senators Stewart and FitzGer-
aid
On motion of Mr.. Singleton, Mr.. Gayles
was added to Committee on Pentitentiary and
Prisons.
II. b. l02, to amend an act to create an ad-
ditonal Justice of the Peace in Beat No. of
Leake county, was referred to Committee on
Counties and County Boundaries.
Mr.. Perkins introduced
S. b. No. 70, An act to limit the time of
bringing actions to dispose, purchasers OF
liquidating levee bonds. Referred to Com
mlttee on Levees.
Ii. b. No. 107, To authorize the Beard of SUI
pervisors of Madison county to make an in
creased levy for county purposes. was passed.
II. b. No. 81, To exempt certain educational
funds from taxation, and as amended, passed.
H. b. No. 1856, To authorize the Board of SUI
pervisors of Tate county to have completed the
record of land deeds, was passed.
II ~ IN a
pervisors of Rankin county to compromise
Judgment against NJ. W. Shelton and others,
was passed
H. B.. No. SO, To regulate the election of
Justices of the Peace and Constables in Beat
No. 3, Chickasaw county, was passed,
II. b, No. 49, In retereeoe to place of resi-
dence and offices of Justices of the Peace in
the LIST and 4th Districts of Adams comfy,
was passed.
II. B. No. So. To incorporate the Oxford
Mills Company, was passed.
IL. B. loo. To repeal an act to incorporate
the city of Shieldsboro, was passed.
H. D. No 81. To prevent the obstruction of
Steers Bayou in lssaquena county, was
passed.
H. b. No. l4l To authorize the Board of Su-
pervisers of Wilkinson county to have certain
books transcribed was passed
II. B. No. 100 To reduce the bonds of certain
officers of Jones county, as amended, was
passed.
Atl55 on motion of Mr. Rogers, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE,
TWENTIETH DAY