The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-07

Toau:horize necessary appropriations for
building school houses 10 Holmes county.
To incorporate the Acona Cooperative As
ISOLATION, Holmes county.
To prohibit the sale Of liquors in the town Of
Sarepts,
In relation TO the deposits Of Insurance
Companies, and TO equahze the same.
To incorporate D. Vs. Flowree Ice Company.
To incorporate the Union Star Relief, Of
Columbus
To authorize the State Superintendent Of
Education to dispose of maps Of the state.
To provide for the RECOMMENDATION Of the
educable children Of Panola county.
To incorporate the Columbus Oil Mills.
To amend an act imposing tax on
certain privileges.
To provide for the ascer,ainment Il the
States indebtedness on account Of the Semin-
airy Fund, and further payment Of the inter-
est thereon.
To require the collection OF taxes unpaid for
the year 1877 in Hancock county.
To amend the charter of Mississippi Col
lege.
To authorize the reminding of the Record
Book of Wills of Holmes county.
To provide for the sale of certain lands in
Tallahatchie and Quitman counties.
To INCORPORATE the Coffeville Guards.
To encourage stock raising in Leake county.
To incorporate the Vicksburg Cotton Mills
Company.
To authorize a settlement by the State of
Mississippi with the Chicago, St. Louis and
New Orleans Railroad Company.
For the protection of partridges in Kinds
county.
To provide for the re-assessment of the
lands of Marshall county.
A Committee from the House announced that
the House was ready to proceed to the election
Of Superintendent of the e1itentiary, and
invited the Senator'S to the Hall of Represen-
tatives to participate therein.
At IL o'clock the Senate proceeded in body
to the Hall of Representatives, and at l225
o'clock, the business of the Joint Convention
having been concluded returned to their own
Chamber.
Mr.. Birchett offered a resolution allowing
the Secretary of the Senate ten additional
DAYS in which TO bring up the work of his
office at the same rate of compensation per
day as is now allowed which was adopted.
MIR. j. Z. Carter offered resolution allow
ing the Reading Clerk of the Senate one dol
lar per each day extra for work performed in
reading the chapters of the Code, which was
adopted.
ton. which was adopted:
Resolved by the Legislature Of the State of
Mississippi, That the thanks of the same are
hereby tentered to the Hons r. .. Reynolds,
Ill. IL, JArnaBl0, W. IL. IhhNOlhlui " "
Humphries. w. D. Gibbs, A. NJ West and I. I.
Singleton, of the Senate, and Hons. W; 5.
FeaIherston, A. J. Lewis, F. A. Wolff, h. o.
Sykes. Garnet Andrews, W. +. Love, M u.
L. Stephens, J. NJ. Hardin, McLaurn and
8. T Fortson. of the House-members of the
same who composed the Code Committee OF the
session of lSS0-for their prompt and faithful
discharge of the arduous duties imposed upon
them as members of said Committee.
NJ. nHara1 q PpSnlutlOn of thanks TO
the officers of the Senate for their faithful
and impartial discharge Of their duties, which
was unanimously adopted.
Mr. LonpinO offered resolution of thanks
N Rev Drs. Hunter and Watkins for their
kindness in opening the sessions OF the SEN
ate with prayer, which was unanimously
adopted. To-,
caes and nj o'clock reassembled.
The Clerk of the House appeared with 0
massage from that body in relation to the
HUMPHREYS Railroad bill.
Mr. REYNOLDS objected to the message being
received, it being out of order, under th'
rules. A.. 800.
sage of the House; the motion was ruleu Tue ~ y
order by the Chair, upon which an appear wa
taken and the Chair was sustained.
THE hill was thus defeated, after haVlni
mas sed both houses.
pas hour for adjournment having arrived
r;a't Governor Sims rose, and In feelln
anJ I'm, Tessive manner thus addressed IN
Senate: apNArv. desire +
t,,nn ~ N. ,rely formal, but sincere thank
fesu. ~ n I;nd manner in which you have D.
resolution of thi day recognized my eno as0.
d;scharge nv duty as your presiding once.
T. has heen nv ende avor at all times 10 lnlei
nret YOUR will, and so TO order your proceeo
inps as to keep you ha rmOnlousiy anu 49,
e,;oaIly at work with that dlgnlty Whic
,romr nos;tion as Senators entitled you TO zee
SSUd nreserve If have wo u your irlenqshi
md confidence during our aSsoclanoh; ! ~
@nu Hn,, that Il will be ever valued and cher
SUI; SUI 'oJ In a few moments my Official conRec
t;nn with YOU will be severed, perhap
forever | shall, however, carry VII
no from this stand to which
was called four years ago, nothlng p9s pe" :
ant memories j remember no uhklnuhoSS ~
me in this Hall during four sessions Oh u
Senate and from no Senate nave reeeese
Greater kindness and consideration than lroi
Yourselves. trust that upon your return
your homes that you will not lind your eus ~
ness affairs greatly marred on account o., ~
,;me Won have given to the State, ana th'
s'anr constituents NAV welcome you as goo
nd faithful servants-as | am sure tnat =
senate which assembled here has more a.
served that tribute than yourselves. misnln
Won health, happiness and an aHecuo ca
farewell | now pronounce Inc Del
ate adjourned without day.