The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-24
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH DAY.
3 T. N AT Il.

Il SENATE.
eenafe met pursuant to adjourn
emf Lieut.-Governor Sims in tn
halr.
Journal of yesterday was read an
fMr Johnson gave notice of introduc
lon Of a bill to repeal the Eleventh
Eertion of Agricultural Lien Law.
message was received from TIL
House notifying the Senate that tn
Honse had passed a resolution appoint
hg a committee to examine the re
roTt in reference to the Mobile ant
bhio Railroad, now on file in the Au
Sitor's office. Also, that the Hous,
6ad passed a resolution appointing {
sommittee to consider the practicable
II of holding Il Constitutional Conven
iion, Also, that the House had pass
a the following bill:
H. B. No. 81, an Act to authorize
tbe Secretary of State to furnish the
Chancery Clerk of Marshall county
NTH certain Reports of the Supreme
court.
The Judiciary Committee rep rted
&. B. No. 4, an Act to amend Section
I455, of the Revised Code of 1871, in
gelation to attachments for debts not
due with the recommendation that it
,ass. Also, S. b. No. 7, to repeal an
Act in relation to official bonds in Boil
igar and Coahoma counties, that it do
not pass.
4 The resolution of Mr.. West, relative
ID the general finances of the country,
Was referred to the Committee on Fed
efal Relations.
q Mr.. Johnson, without previous no.
|Ice, introduced S. b. No. 9, an Act for
he relief of M. Olive Grissom, of Ita-
&amba county. Referred to Judiciary
.bmmittee.
Mr. Reynolds introduced S. b. No.
d, an Act to incorporate the Aber-
Zen Gaslight, Coke and Coal Com
any. Referred to Committee on Cor
lDrations.
Mr.. Cowan introduced S. b. No. II,
amend section 1888 of the Revised
'bde of 1871, in relation to damages
d actions of replevin. Referred to
ndiciary Committee.
ENATE BILLS ON THIRD READIRG.
S. B. No. I, to repeal an Act in rela-
tiOn to official bonds in Bolivar and
)ahoma counties, approved February
ISIS, was indefinitely postponed.
5. b. No. 4, to amend section 1855 of |
Revised Code, in relation to attach
ents for debts not due, was taken up
ID the substitute offered by the Judi
lry Committee, was passed.
Fl. B. No. 81, to authorize the Secre-
BY of State to furnish Chancery
erks of Marshall county with GER
h reports, was referred to Commit
on Counties and County Bounda-
House Concurrent Resolution, pro-
ling for a joint committee to consid-
the question of holding a Constitu-
nal Convention, was referred to
dietary Committee.
House resolution providing for the
of a committee to exam
the report of the committee on
bile and Ohio Railroad now
file in the Auditors office, was,
er some debate, on motion of Mr..
est, referred to the Finance Com
ttee.
IN motion Of Mr. Hamilton, the |
vileges of the Senate were extended
Hon. III. S. Hooker, eX-member of
Senate.
'he privileges of the Senate were
ended to Hons. e. G. Walthall, j.
Orr, R. A. Hill, and II. A. Barr, I
motion of Mr.. Humphries.
ir. King introduced S. b. No. II, +
provide for furnishing courts and :
GERS with Codes, Digests, Reports
nphlet Acts and other books in GER
eases. Referred to Cmmittec on
mites and County Boundaries.
i ll:45, on motion of Mr.. Jarnigan, \
Senate adjourned. +