The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-01-11

: EoNtAANM tIH MI oA Holly ENrlnEH. Mu the
several acts amendstory thereto. Referred 10
Cummitte- oa Cuypbratt0as
: BY Mr. Blrdiae Il. B. No. u7--Au act 60 re-.
peai chapter 0i ~ Aces Vt 1880. Referred 10
, Committee 90 County AfTaics,
b. Mr. Sykes; H. B. 80 6s-Aa act 10 Re-.
peal chap'er Ia Aes lS77 4 fsrfcl % Ju-
I dietary Commit q
Bg NJ Hurt icsued up): H. No. l. An
I act to extend tlc time for making the official
! bond Of th1 Sa riH Tax Collector uui Ranger
! in the County of Montgomery; ani it was
By Mr.. Heard: n. B No Ga-Au act to pro-
hibjt the sale of liquors. within two miles of
Liber,y Church, Un;oa County. Pa,ssl.
4 Bv Mr. Bourne; II. 3. No 70-An act 60 re-
peal the stock law OF the County of Warren,
Referred to Commttee oa Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Berry II B No. 7l-An act TO
authorize the B1ari OF Supervisors OF Onion
eOgpty 10 aid the DISCREET Attorney in prose-
cutting certain iae.niia les. deferred "a
Commi tee on County Af iirs.
By Mr.. Coates II. D. No. 72--Au act to re-
iuce the bond OF scrtSn officials Ia Warren
county. Referred oJuiieiary Committee
BY NEr. Wnitney; II b No. 73-An act to
provide foran aldii3nll Justice Of Peace 5.h
Supervisors nis rict Jefferson county Passed.
By Mr.. Noel; u. b. No. I'll IN ac. 30 amend
the charter Of Lexington Holmes county.
Referred TO Committee on Corporations.
Leave OF absence for one day was granted
Mr. Watington, of Iazoo, and Mr.. Pope, Of
Mr.. Noelintr,duoed resolution relative to
stationery, aud providing that the Auditor
furnish the same. Tabled, on motion Of Mr..
Frederick.
Mr.. Atkinson offered resolution granting
the use of the hall to Rev. Dc G. X. Marshall
on Thursday evening next for The purpose OF
delivering an address upon immigration and
| kindred subjects.
On motion Of Mr. watlington the name Of
Hon. Thos j. Hudson, OF Benton, was added
/ ! .l.1f al
| ton was adop'ed.
Mr.. Buchanan, OF Rankin, offered House
Joint Resolution, entitled Memorial TO the
/ Federal Congress in reference 20 the appro-
priation Of tho proceeds Of sales Of public
/ lands for school purposes. Adopted.
| MIR Cranberry, Of Kinds, was granted
| leave OF absence till Monday.
| By Mr.. Blackwell II. B. No 76--An act TO
make the County Of lssaGuena n separate
school district, Referred TO Committee on
| Education
| By Mr.. Wise, II. r. No. 77--An act to re-
duce the price of the Chickasaw School Lands,
and to transfer them 40 the Commissioner of
swamp Lands. Referred t) Committee on
Education.
By MIR. Frederick: II. B. No. 7s-An act to
amend section Ill, chapter 10, Code 1890. Re-
ferred to Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. Norrell H. b. No. 79-An act 10
amend section $50, Code Of 1880. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
By MI. Norreii: II. b. No. s0-An act to
amend section asa Of the Revised Code. Re
ferred to Judiciary Committee
BY Mr.. Rhodes II. 3. No Sl--An act TO
amend Section 4l0 OF the Code Of 1880. Re
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Greaves; H. B. No. S2-An act to
provide for trial oC claimants issue in at
tachment for rent, without bond by claimant.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Watson; II. b. No. san act 70
amend Section 1901, Chapter so; Section 1852
Chapter 81; Section 1860 Chapter 52 Code OF
1890 in relation 10 Agricultural Lien Law.
Referred TO Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr.. Rose; II b. No. S4-An act to
amend the Road Laws Of the State. Referred
to Committee on Public Roads
By Mr.. McKie; II. b. No. 35-An act to
exempt cation factories from 'axatiou. Re
ferred to Committee on Manufactures.
Mr.. McCool was granted leave of absence
from day TO day
Mr.. Guynes offered resolution TO change
the time of meeting of the House from 10 TO
9 clock. Tabled.
The Speaker announced the appointment Of
the following:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
JuDIcrARY-M -Messrs. Inge, Blair, Buchanan,
Of Chickasaw, sykes, Terral, Jones, of Smith,
MeLain, Mellen, Howry, Noel and Greayes.
WAYS ANO MEANs-Messrs. Field Brown,
Griggs, Crawford, McInnis, FaYre, Harlow,
Byrd, White, McCool and Ayres.
PUBLlC EDUcATIoN- Messrs. Frederick,
Buchanan, OF Rankin, Smythe, Stiles, Gran
berry, OF Hi1ds, Ervin, Davis, Watliugton,
Nabors, Provine aud Harper
RAILRoADs-Messrs Woods, of IAuderdale
Brown, Smythe, Downer, Lyle, Atkinson, Nc
Rae, Mon gomery OF Bolivar, and Moss.
PRINTING Messrs. Hurt, Williamson,
Dodds, AeKic, Bucdins, MeRae and Lynch.
MILITARY Afr .1Rs--Msssrs MeRae, Slun-
ders Watts, Collins, Bourne, Berry and Jones,
OF Lafayette.
Pun BUItpIvGs AND GRoUxDs--Messrs.
Lyle, Berry, Downer, Blanckinship, Welborn,
Guynes Wood, Of 0ktibbeha, Poston and Fer
euson, Of Tunica.
PENITENTIARY-Nessr While, NorrelI
Gully, Rogers, Elmer, Ro1man, Stoval, Arm
strong aud Edwards.
BESEvobENT recommendations. Nc
Swine, Mccall, 6reaves, Knox, Finley, Sell
man, Powe, Ferguson, Of Wilkinson, and
Montgomery, o. Madison.
IMMIGRATIoF-Messrs. Stone, Cranberry, OF
DeSoio, Trice, Brown, McAfee, Stevens At
klnson, Whitney, and Rhodes.
CLAIMs-Messrs. Burdine, Marshall Tack
EFT, Moore, Cameron, Hickman, Myers, Pope,
and FOules
FEEs AND SALARIEs-Messrs. Byrd, Lyle,
MeBeath, Matheson, Handy, Bufford, Watts,
Cameron, and MARSHALL
REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS - Messrs.
Sykes, Whitney, Harrell, Norrell, Noel,
Turnipseed, McKie, Simpson, and Askew.
UNFINISHED BUsINRss-Messrs. Williamson,
Elmer Mitchell, Moore, and Greaves.
County APFAIRs-Messrs. NabOrs, Selman,
Wise, Heard, Myers Mccall, Cranberry, Of
DeSoto, Johnston, OF Franklin, and Favre.
MANUPAcTUREs-Me srs Harper, Griggs,
Rodman, Taekett, Ferguson, Of Wilkinson,
Coates, Favre, Field and Ros'.
CoRPoRATIoNs-Messrs Whitney, Wood, Of
0ktbbeha, Finley, Boyer, Ayres, Levy, Pro-
vine Crawford and Guynes.
PUBLIC HEALTH AVID QuABAETINE Messrs.
Magruder, Hurt, McSwine, StOval, Simmons,
Rogers and Favre.
AGRIcuLruRE-Messrs. Trice, Harper, Wat
son, Davis, Johnston, Of Franklin, Heard,
Duckwo-th, Harlow and Whitney.
Propositions AND GRIgvANoEs-Messr
Terral, Gibson, Armstrong, Simmons, Mathe-
son, Foules, jones, of Lafayette, McBeath and
Cranberry, Of Kinds.
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs-Messrs. Montgomery,
of Bolivar Stone, Ferguson, OF Tunica, Nc
Afee, Harrell Trice Boyer, Knox aud Woods,
of Lauderdale.
PUBLIC RoADs-Messrs. Erwin, Selman, Nc
Callum, Simpson, Saunders, Turnipseed,
Dodds, Blackwell, Rogers Pope, Handy,
Jones, Of Lafayette Moss, Buchanan, Of Ran
kin and Collins.
FEDERAL REL LATIoNs-Messrs Mellen. Inge
White, Stiles, CRANBERRY, Of DeSoto Blanek
inship and Heard.
ExGRossED Bt1Ls--Messrs. McCool We'll
born, Hickman, Levy and Cortright.
ENROLLED BmLs-Alessrs. Norrell, Fred
erick, Jones, of Smith, McLain, Rhodes, Powe,
and Cortrighf.
UxIvERsITIEl-Messrs Howry, Terral, Ma
bors, Elmer, Frederick, Montgomery, Of Ok
tibbehs and Simmons.
STATE LIBRARY-Messrs Buchanan, of Ran
kin, Heard, McKie, Stevens, and Powe.
Executive CoNrINGEST FUND - Messrs.
Blair, Gully, Shorter, McIRhis, aud Marshall.
APPRoPRIATIoSs-Moss Rees, Bnrdiue,
Erwin, Wise, simpson, Chapman Heard,
Montgomery, Of 0ktibbeha and Howry.
CONTINGENT ExPEzsEs.-Messrs. Gibson,
MeCailum, HarreIl, Watson, johnson and
Shorter.
On motion Of Mr. SelEan, the privileges OF
the House were extended 70 RObt. Lowry jr.,
Of Rankin; and to Hon. John W. Fewell. Of
Lauderdale on motion Of M. Cameron.
AT l.2J o'clock, on motion Of Mr.. Harper,
the Houss adjourned.