The weekly clarion., 1880-01-14
HOUSE.
SIXTH DAY.

MONDAY, Jan, Il, 1890.
House met pursuant to adjournment. Mr.
Speaker Johns in the chair. Prayer by Hon
Mr.. Rainey, Of the House.
All the members answered to the roll call
except Messrs. Fields ami Ncrreu. Journa
of Saturday read and approved.
Mr.. Chamberlain, OF Adams, appeared ana
was sworn in.
The Chair announced the following the
Sc ect committee Gu the part of the House TO
ascertain whether the Mobile ); Ohio Railroaa
is subject TO taxation or not: Messrs. Sea-
brook, Fields, McGee of Clarke, Taylor of Lee
and Burdine.
The following by Mr.. Applewhite was adopt
ed
Resolved. BY the House, the Senate concur
ing, That the joint rules OF the Senate and
House of the session of 1873, be adopted as the
joint rules of the two Houses until others are
provided for.
By Mr.. Seals: H. B. No 29-An act TO pro
vide for the education of State cadets at the
Mississippi Military Institute, and fer other
purposes. Referred to Committee on Educa-
ton.
Mr.. Featherston, from the judiciary Com
mittee, made the following report:
Dir. Speaker:-Y our Committee on Judicia-
ry, to whom sundry bills have been referred,
ask leave TO report as follows;
Your Committee would respectfully recon
mend that the following entitled bills do NOT
pass: H. B. No. I, to amend Section So,
Revised Code, 1871, and II. B. No. 10, 10
amend Section 1910, Article 5. Chapter u,
Code 1871, relating to notice required to be
given by landlord to tenent
Respectfully,
W :. FEATHERsToN, Chairman.
Mr. Tavlor. of Lee, offered a substitute for
the report of the Committee on II. b. No. Z,
which was lost.
pope action on the bill.
Mr., Tavlor of Lee, opposed the motion TO
inefniteiy postpone Motion lost.
n b. No 10 which was adversely reported
on bv the Judiciary Committee, was, on mo-
tiou of Mr.. Featherston, indefinitely post
poned.
H b. No. 80 An act to repeal Sections 3, 4
and 5, of act amend the law regulating the
admission of patients into, and their rs
charre from ths Lunatic Asylum ard for 9TH
err purposes Referred to Committee on HUI
man and Benevolent Institutions.
BV Mr.. Featherston-
HBNo s. An act entitled act to au-
Chancery Clerk of Marshall county with GER
tain reports of the decisions of the Supreme
Court CT this State. Passed.
r. B. No. 81 An act to provide for a better
organization of the public schools in towns or
cities constituting separate school districts IN
der section "a OF an act entitled an act TO es-
tablish and maini ain uniform system of pub
lie free schools in this State, approved March
3. 1873 Referred TO Committee Education
Bv Mr.. Cooper
H No. 33. An act 10 amend an act entl-
tied an act to establish and maintain a uniform
s1rstem of free public schools in this State,
approved March A, 1878. Referred to Committee
on Education.
BE Nr Montgomery
n R.No. 81. An act to change the time of
holding the circuit and chancery courts of the
Fourth Judicial District of this State, and for
o,her purposes. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
n h No. So. An act TO repeal an act entl-
...Iad an act 10 reduce the judiciary expenses
Of this State, approved March 3, 1873 he
ferred TO Judiciary Committee
NJ Christmas offered the following;
RasaIved. That the Sargeant-at-Arns pc
;rstrueted 10 provide desks for three mem
bers. - st~fsx;nn
AT 4 s.threen ana Inserting five Adopted
Bv 1Fr. Melville -. -
H.B. No. Sc An Act e proTiqe 1eI s lns 81, ~,
l. -sss,ss 81 common sskoqE fund n eeI.alF
ss,sss. y sss Rsferr6d IL commIftee On kqacelspn.
By Mr M8frispm-