The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-01


section IA Of the Revised Code Of 1881, in re
latsan u lie fees Of Circuit CLERKS Tor issains
! marriage license. To Committee on Count.
i Affairs.
b Nr. Mpllen: H. B. No. 37l-For the re
/ lief OF dIdsrsnt Orphan Asylums Of Vicks
burg. Fo Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Woods: II. b. No. 372-To regulat.
the custody of children. To Judiciary Com
b. Mr. Frederick: II. B. No. s7s-To pro
vide for the taxation OF railroad property in
I this State. To Committee on Ways and
1 Means.
+ By Mr. Cameron-Joint Resolution to pro
/ vide for the re-suryey Of the Stats line be
tween the States of Alabama aud Mississippi.
| To judiciary COMMITTEES
/ BIZ Mr. Cameron: II. B. No. alto amend
/ section 2292 Of the Revised Code Of 1880, IN
/ relation to tennre of tue ofice of Magistrate
/ To judiciary Committee.
/ s. B. No S9-Rar the relief of the District
Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District.
Mr.. Buchanan, of Chiekassw, called up the
resolution in reference TO night sessions,
and moved Its adoption.
Mr.. Norrell moved t. table the resolution OF
Mr. Buchanan. Carried
On motion, at /: 10 P. NJ, the House adjourned.
NoFE-Mr Watts amendment to the rail-
road bill should read as follows, instead of as
printed in our last report:
Amend by adding that no member of this
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various Offices of this Commission for twelve
years
NIGHT SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. .. 1892 s
Mr.. Speaker TisoD in the chair
Mr. Montgomery, of Bolivar, offered IA reso-
luton abolishing evening sessions. Laid
over
Mr. Burdine made report from the Com
mittee on Claims.
H. b. No. 2l1-F0r relief Of Mrs. N. P. WISE
of Coahoma county.
House went into Committee of the Whole
Mr.. Harper in the chair aud considered the
bill and reported it back with recommendation
that it should pass.
{Mr Tison resumed the chair1 Bill passed
by the following vote: Yeas, l0l nays, l.
Mr.. Watson moved to reconsider the vote on
II. B. No. 2f-An act for relief of road over
seers.
Mr.. Rees moved to lay the motion on the
table. Carried.
Mr.. Handy introduced Joint Resolution
submitting to the people amendments 20 sec
tons IA, 10, IL and 10, article s, of the STATE
Constitution relating to Circuit Courts, Chan
Gerry Courts, clerks Of same, and the clerk of
the Supreme Court. To Committee on Con-
stitutional Amendments.
By Mr.. Cranberry, of Kinds: H. B. No.
375-An act to incorporate he Sunhower and
Callidy Bayou Improvement and Navigation
Company. To Committee on Corporations.
Secretary, Mr.. Harris:
Mr. SPEAKER-I am directed BIZ tn Gov
ernor. to Inferm the House that he has APP
proved the following entitled bills to-wit:
II. B. No. 96-An act to amend an act to in
corporate the town of Ashland in the County of
Benton in this State; H. B. No. 219-Au act
to prohibit the sale of vinous and spirituouS
liq uors within five miles of the town of Nc
Eatt: H. B. No. 164-An act to allow the
Board of Supervisors of Clay county addi
tional compensation, and to authorize said
board to publish their proceedings; H.
b. No. 204-An act entitled act to
authorize the Board of Supervisors
of Scott county to purchase fire.
H. b. No. 109-An act to authorize the Gov
ernor of the State of Mississippi, to offer a
reward for the apprehension and arrest of the
assassin or assassins of W. F. Tucker; II. B.
No. l52-An act for the relief of the levee tax
payers in Levee District No. /; II. B. No.
i95-An act entitled an act to amend section
2l40, Revised Code of 1880; H. B. No. 66-An
act to amend and reduce into one act act
Incorporating the City of Holly Springs; H.
B. No. l97-An act to repeal an act of 1872,
prohibiting the sale of yinous and spirituous
liquors In the town of Thcmastown, in Leake
county, and within five miles thereof; h. b.
No. l9j-An act for the benefit of the Board
OF Supervisors of Jefferson county FL. b. No.
53-An act to create an additional Justice of
the Peace in Supervisors District No. in
Holmes county; ii. B. No. 175-An act TO
authorize the Bard of Supervisors of Attala
county TO purchase a safe for the use of the |
Sheriff of said county.
By Mr.. Cranberry of Kinds: H. B. No. 376- |
An act to repeal chapter seyenty-nine of the |
Revised Code of 1880 and for other purposes. |
10 Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. McAfee presented suudry petitions from |
the citizens of TalIahatchie the Liquor trafic.
To Special Committee on Temperance.
Mr.. Inge, Chairman Committee on Judiciary |
made report which was received.
S. B. No. I0-To repeal section 2403 of Re |
vised Code of 1880, restricting the right Of
certain persons to practice law.
Mr.. Mellen moved to Indefinitely postpone.
Mr.. Howry offered the following:
To amend the bill so that the same shall read |
''an act for the relief of Noxubee county in |
general and one mar therein in particular"
Mr. Simpson moved 10 lay The amendment on |
the table. Carried.
Mr.. Blair offered fhe following substitute:
Section BE it resolved by the Legislature |
that section 2403 of Revised Code shall not |
hereafter apply to Noxubee county.
Section 2. That this aet take effect and be in |
force frgm and after its passage.
Mr.. Levy moved to lay the Substitute on the |
table. Carried.
Mr.. Inge called for the previous question.
Division beipe called, resulted in % yeas,
decided majort-y,
postponed.
Senate message was taken up.
S. B. No. 40-An act to confirm the sale by
the widow and children of John w. Buckner
deceased, of Timberlake plan alton in Bolivar
county and for other purposes. To Judiciary
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. MagruJer, the House ad-
iourned at 915 p NJ