The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15
SEN ATE TBRTY.FOURrmDAY.


D, MONDAY. Feb. H. 1852.
! Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment. QUO
rum present journal Of vest rlay read aud
= Mr. Walker introduced 6. r No 2Ji--Ar
aoi foT the relief OF aohcrs OF the public
schools IN Tate county. which an Ter a suspen-
4 sion o! the rules was read third time aad
passed.
a Leave of absence was granted from day to
: day to the Secretary Of the Senate the Ser-
= geant-at-arms ana Mr. Humphries.
D BY Mr.. COwRn; A joint resolution request
ing our Senators to uss their best Efforts 10
Z res ore the harbor of he city of Nicksburg.
Adopted under suspension OF the rules.
3 by NJ Gaycs; A resolution In relation to
Alcorn University. appointing committee 0
Yistt the lulygrSt'v aud aScrrtaiu ats needs
. To Committee on Universities.
REPoRr or COMMITTEES
p From the Judiciary Committee: $ b. No. 1893
An ae' 10 prov.de for the levee and Election
q OF tax On dogs, do pass; y, Il No. 205-To pro.
vide ortbe pay mcut OF the salaries o th.Jlifes
Ioi tEe Clrcu Courts, ta3uee i0rs aad District
Attorneys do pa y 5. 3. No. IS5-An act 10
ameud section l25S Of the Revised Code ia rela-
t'oa % tneutn bering homestcads, 30 & mass; $
H,N0 l99-lnamead section 2Iii the Revised
Code of lsSO ia relation 20 crimes and mi.de-
mcanors. 10 not pass 8 B. No. -e0--ro amend
section 100 the Revised todt o lSS0 rela ing
90 The cancellation of mort ga fes and DECIDE O..
tse Board eft Supervisors of Warren county 10
levy special tax TO meet the present deficit
in tAe school funds OF said county do not p,ss.
=. B. Ne. l91-lu relation - the erection or a
Unue3 States building in Jackson, do pass.
Mr.. johnson OF the Special Committee 10
whom was referred 5. h. No. l72-ra amend
an act IN re alton to the preservation Of game
and oysters, and al act for the protection of
| fish in the rivers aud creeks of NJ ssissinpi
tnd appointing fish commissioner reported
/ the same back 90 the Senate with recommen.
dsti0n, they 40 not pass.
! From Committee on Corporations: s. b No,
4 l92-To Incorporate the town Of Columbus do
pass II B. No. 2i5-to ameud an act TO iu-
corporate the town OF B1gu, Chitfo, do pass
II. b. No, 2Ii-rn Incorporate he town of
Eujora, DO pass; II. Z. No. 3Si-po incurpor-
the town of Clarksdtlc, DO pass; II. b.
No. 49-Supplemenial @ 0ct incorporating
Ok ord, do pass; II. B. No. l66-ro incorpor-
ale the Greenyile Gas Light Company, do
pass.
From Committee on Claims: II. B. M. S99-
To compensate the CiYout Clerk of Kemper
county for extra services-suhstitute report
ed with recommendation IL 10 pass; 5. b.
No. lI3-For the relief Of Handy Stevens,
DO pass 5. b. No. l9i-For the relief Of G..
NJ. Buhush without recommendation The
petition of II. NJ. Taylor for relieE with ao-
companying bill, was returned without recon-.
mendttioa. Ii. b. No. S02 do pass; Il. b. No.
AL, do pass.
From Committee on Counties ana Countv
Union Aid Association OF Sena'obia do pass:
5. b. No. 1879 regulate the distribution of
certain money, TO pass II. Il. No. lS7-To re-
yive an act Incorporating the Biloxi and
Back By Bridge Company, 10 pass; H. B.
No. 25l-To authorize tae Board of Super
vlSors OF Jones county 10 purchase a bridge,
do pass; II. b. No. 2Ij-r0 prohibit the sale
of spirtuous aud viuous liquors within five
miles Of Concord and Pleasant Hill Churches,
do pass.
A message was received from the Governor
stating that he had approved the following
entitled Senate bills: s. B, M. lai--fo in
corporate Slate Springs; 5. r. No. 69-To
repeal IA act for the protec,io of ish ia the
rivers, creeks aud streams ut Monroe county
5. b. No. 10 To author % Webster county
to issue bonds nayable to MONTGOMERY couaty;
). b. No l2i-For the relief of A. NJ. Wi lams;
B. No ll9-For the relief OF b N Price; 5;
B, No l0i-To authorize the Board Of Super
visors of Carroll county 10 issue bonds or the
purpose OF building bridges and for other pur-
poses s. b. No. For tue reliel 0f De- > L.
Paine; 5. B. No. 32-Fo enable defendants
and third persons 10 repleyy property seized
under attachment for rem or supply without
bond; S b. No. 3--Fo incorporat, the Port
Gibson Cotton Mills.
Mr.. Cowan introduced S. B. No. 2l5-An act
to incorporate the Mississippi M'nng, Mil.
ing Manufacturing Drainage Construction
and Land Company. To Committee on Cor.
pora ions.
BY Mr. Stewart: s. b. No. 2l6-An act tn
authorize the creIary OF Stale o furnish the
Circuit Court Clerk OF lllnds county with GER
tain repors. To Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries
s. B. No 2i7-ro regulate he sale Of oleo-
margarine nj t. promote the public he tlth.
70 Committee on Public Health and Quaran-
tine.
5. B, No 2ls-An act for the more humane
treatment OF children convicted Of crime To
Committee on Penitentiarins and Prisons
By Mr. johnson. S. b. No 2l9--To amend
chapter l6 OF the Revised Code, ia relation 10
free public schools 50 as TO increase the pay
of County SHperinJendents and teachers
BY Mr. s. VI. Roane: To rebeal an act t6pro-
hibit the sale Of spirituou- aud vinous liquors
within two miles of Coltax Institute at
Spring Valley. 10 Committee on Militia
BY Mr.. Martin: S. B. No. 22l-- IN act sup
Elemental TO an ctmakiug appropriations /,
buy furniture for the Governors Mansion To
TIE Committee on the Executive Contingent
Fund.
By Mr. BrenAam: S. 3. No. 222-An act 70
incorporate the Protec ion Fire Company No
8 Of the City of Vieksburg To Committee on
Corporations.
BY Mr.. Brenham S. b. No. 223-An act
regulating the sale OF merchandise aud
other commodities at auettsn within the
limits of the City Of Natchez. To the Com
mittee Finance
S. B. No. 22f-An ac. to aid in The improve.
meut OF woodland lands. To Commutee on
Agriculture.
s. b. No. 22j-To regulate the selection Of
teachers for the public free schools of this
State. 70 Committee Education
). 3. No. ll2-in relation 10 ehaele goods and
ie.ds Of trust on growing crops was in
definitely postponed.
5. B. No l4-To repeal chapter 81 OF the Re-
vised Code, was indefinitely postponed
=. B. No. S-T0 amend section l255 OF the
Revised de was indefinitely postponed
H. j. No. 10-fo repeal the stock law Of
Warren county was indefnitei' postponed.
s. p. No. l52-For the reliefof T. G. Dockorv.
Of DeSoto county, Passed.
S. e. No Il7-fo amend and extend he pro-
visions Of an n 20 encourage the infroductf on
Of machinery and the establ shmeni o. factories
ia the State of Mississippi was recommitted.
). B. No. lO9-I0 am nd an act to ineorpOr-
ate the town ot Magnolia Passed
5. B. No. l95-In relation To- the erection Of
a United Stairs building in Jackson Passed.
5. b. No. 205-Go provide for tbe payment Of
the salaries OF the Circuit Judges Of the Cir
cult Courts, Chanceliors and District At
.arneys OF the llth aud II Judicial Districts
Passed
Mr.. Boone called MP II. J. n. appointing a
joint Committee to examine into aud examine
the resolutions on amendments 10 the COnsti-
tion. The resolution was concurred in.
Mr.. Hyer presented n petition from the citi-
zens Of Cbuiahoma, praying that the existing
law forbidii ling the sale Of liquors in that to.n
be not repealed.
By Mr W. A. Roane: s. b. No 226-To pro-
hibit he sale OF liquors in Supervisors Dis
tricts No. l and ) in Calhoun county. To
Committee on Militia.
BY Mr Buchanan S. B No. 227-To sn-
courage the build ng Of rai lroads in this State.
To Committee on Railroads.
b. Mr. Brcuham: H. B No. 223-To ineor-
porate the Mississippi Alabama and Georgia
Railway Company 70 Committee on Rail-
rOads
By Mr.. Longino; s. B. No. 29-To amend
the eharter or tie city Of Bro0khaven. 70
on Corporations.
By Mr.. Cowan; resolution by the Senate,
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