The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-01-18

cred the bin, and recommend it do pass. Re.
eeived
Mr.. White moved that the bi i be read the
third time and put upon its final passage
Carried
The bill was then read third time and
passed. Ayes 100 naysO.
Mr.. Rees made favorable report on b. u.
No 1B9 which was received.
Mr.. Rees novel that the House resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole, passed
Mr.. Rees in thu ehair.
Mr. Montgomery, of 0ktibb4ha. moved that
the committee do now rise report progress y nd
recommend the bill do pass. Carried.
Mr.. Rees, chairman, reported back the hill
and recommended it do pass. Received.
Mr.. Frederick moved to refer to Committee
on Contingent Expenses.
Mr.. Rees moved to lay the motion on the
tabie--carritd.
Mr. Buchanan of Chichasaw moved the bill
be read the third time, and put uFon iIs final
passag age-carried, ano on call Of yeas and
naYs-Passed, yeas 81. nays Is.
Leave af absence granted TO Messrs. Black
well and Welborn.
Consent was given to Mr. Lem Moore of Is
saqeens to withdraw his papers of contested
election.
Mr. Buchanan of Rankin, submitted a re-
port from Committee on Library
Mr. Buchanan of Rankin, moved TO adopt
joint resolution to dispose OF Code of 1871.
Mr. Narrell spoke against its adoptioe.
Mr.. Gibson moved to lay the report on the
table Carried.
The following bills were introduced
H. B. No. 142: BY Mr.. Buchanan-An act
entitled act TO amend sections 1897, I09e,
1929, 1l00, l10l. I103, 1l0I. 1I06. 1l09 lll2 and
lI20, chapter 80 of the Code of 1880 an act in
relation to the sale of vinous and spirituous
liquors and to provide for the sale OF the same
BIZ the gallon. To Committee on Temperance
H. B. No. 140: By Mr.. Harper-An act to
encourage investment of capital in manufdc-
lures in this State To Committee on Claims
III, 3 No l33 BY Mr.. Gibson--An act for
the relief of Messrs. Cowan and MeCabe,
aft0rneys-at-law of Vicksburg. Referred to
Committee on Claims.
By Mr. Gibson: H. B. No. 123-An act en-
titled an act to regulate the Sc ling aud pur-
chasing of pistols in Mississippi. To Com
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. EdwarIs H. B. No l41 (title)-Au
act to change the name of A. W. Blue TO that
of 4. W. Ballue, of Warren cdunty. In
definitely postponed.
By Mi Heard H. B. No. 144-An act to
allow Justices of the Peace and Consta5les
compensation in committing trials. To Com
mittee on Fees and Salaries
By Mr. Montgomery, Of Bolivar: H. B. No.
145-An act to amend section 1910 of the Code
of 1880. To Committee ON judiciary.
By Mr.. Poston: H. B. No. li6-An act to
amend section 1860, chapter ), of the Revised
Code of 1880.
Mr.. McRae offered an amendment adding
"fftv bushels of cotton seed Bill amend
ment referred to Joint Committee on Agricul-
tural Liens.
Mr.. Triee offered an amendment to the res
olution creating "Joint Committee on Agricul-
tural Lien by substituting nine for six"
To Committee on Agricultural Liens.
By Mr.. McSwine H. B. No. 147-To incor-
porate the Mississippi and Arkansas Rail
road Company. To Committee on Railroads
By MIR Howry: f. B. No. I49-Making the
accused in certain cases competent witness
against himself. To Committee on Judiciary
By Mr. Lynch: II. b. No. l48-To repeal
section ll03 OF the Revised Code of 1850. To
Temperance Committee.
By Mr.. Simmons H. B. No. 150-An act
to change the boundary lines between the
counties Of Amite and Pike. To Committee
on County and County Boundaries.
Ry Mr. Myers: II. B. No. l5l-An act to
amend chapter 2S of the revised Code of lSSO.
To Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Ferguson. of Tunica H. B. No. l52-
An act for the relief of the leyee taxpayers in
Levee District No. To Committee on Levees.
By Mr. Favre H. B. No. 153-An act enti-
lied an Act to authorize the Circuit Court OF
the Counties of Hancock and Perry to employ
a competent person to perform the duties OF
stenographer. To Committee on County
Affairs.
Amended to include the counties of Jackson
and Harrison.
By Mr.. Favre: H. B. No. l54-An act to
amend section $50 of the Code Of 1880, so far
as the same relates to the Comfy of Hancock.
To Committee on Public Roads.
By Mr.. Handy: H. B. No. l55-An act re-
curing any one in the City of Cation, Miss.
Offering to weigh cotton to give bond. To
Committee on Corporations.
By Mr. Mellen: H. b. l56-An act to amend
an act in relation to certain manufacturing
ania Hn n COFnOFAt10nS.
By Mr. Stiles: H. B. No. l57--An act 70 re-
peal sections $780, 1861, 1862, 1868 ami 1884 of
Revised Code of 1880 To Committee on I'm
migration.
amend sections 51l, 1867, 1888 and 2032 of the
Code of 1880. To Committee Ways and
Means.
Bv Mr.. Moss: Il. B. No. 159-An act to in
corporate tbs town of Burusv lie, in the Coun-
ty of Tishomingo. To Committee on Corpora
tions.
By Mr. Simpson; H. B. No. 160-An act to
amend section 2l29 chapter 60, Revised Code
al 1880 in relation to the election Of Supervis-
ors. To County Affairs.
By Mr.. McRae; II. b. No. l61-To incorpor-
ate the Star Mining, Milling, and Manufac-
turing Company. To Committee on Corpora
Bv Mr.. McLain; H. B. No. 162-An act for
registration and cancellation Of County War
rants and for other purposes. To judiciary
Committee.
By Mr.. Howry; H. B. No 16}-An act to
fix the compen nsation of the Clerks of the
Boards of Supervisors tax collectors and for
other purposes To Committee on Fees and
Salaries.
amend an act, in relation to road working in
Lafavett county. Laid on table subject to call.
By Mr. Miller, joint memori Il to Congress
asking that the tax Illegally collected on cot
ton be appropriated to the school fuad. 10
Committee Federal Relations.
By Mr.. Harrell; H. B. No. 1910 amend
section 1854 Revised Code of 1880, in relation
to Mutual Benefit Associations. Referred to
Committee on Benevolent Institutions.
By Mr. Stone: H. B. No. l66-An act to in
cooperate the Greenville. Gaslight Company.
Referred to Committee on Corporations
By Mr.. Stone: H.B. No. 167-An act to amend
section 2763, Code of 1880. Referred to Com
mittee on Judiciary,
Mr.. Handy was excused from serving on
Committee on Public Roads, and MIR. Mont
gomery, of Madison, was appointed IN his
stead.
Leave of absence until Monday was granted
to Messrs Downer Williamson, Simmons,
Rodmau, McKie, Dodd, GHyues and GreaVes,
The speaker added the following names to
the Committe on Agricultural Liens and kim
dred sHbjeosl
Messr:. johnson, Provine and Rogers.
Resolution by Mr.. Stone, requiring the Sec,
retary of State to hang maps IN the Hall OF
the House of Representatives. Adopted.
By Mr.. McSwfne: H. B. No. 168-Au act to
amend section 137 of the Revised Code of 1880.
To Committee on Elections.
By Mr. Byrd H. B. No. l69-4n act for the
relief of George Washington, of Lincoln
county. To Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Montgomery, of 0ktibbeha; II. b.
No 170-An act entitled act to preserve
contracts between employe, landlord and
tenant. To Special Committee on Agricultural
Liens and kindred subjects.
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan the House ad-
iourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
SENATE-ELEVENTH DAY.
SArrRpAY. January Il, 1882