The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-01-18
NUMBER 3


By Mr.. Elmer: H. 3. No. lS7-A bill "a
be entitled an act - revive an act ineorpora.
ting the Biloxi and Black Bay Bridge Com
pang. and for other purposes. To Committee
on GorReratious.
By Mr.. Mr.. Taeket; II B. No. leS-Au &C,
TO protect agriculture in Holmes county
Laid upon table subject to call
Mr.. Noel called up II. b. No. SO and moved
it BE- read third time and passed. Carried
Mr.. McRae offered joint resolution for re-
pairing and refurnishing the Executive Man.
sion. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Cranberry, the account o,
inauguration expenses wss referred TO Com.
mittee of Inauguration.
By Mr. Banrkinship; II. b. No. lS9-Au
act 10 authOriz3 the Board o. Supervisors O.
Jasper county to hold their meetings on the
first Monday in each month. Rulss suspended
tien that it do pass. The report was received.
Ry Mr.. Longino from the Committee on Cor
poratjons 5. b. No. % In act to amend sec
tion 2092 of the Revised Code in relation to
making titles TO land by executors ami ad-
minIstratoTs.
S.B. No 47-An act to amend m act 10 in.
corporate the Trustees of the Chamberlain
Hunt Academy.
jackson Land and Building Company.
II. Is. No. 49-An act TO incorporate tae
and tire bill passed.
BY Mr. whitaay II. b. No. l90-An act
for he benefit of the Board of Supervisors OF
Jefferson county Rules suspended and the
bi i passed.
Bv Mr.. Whitney: II B. No. l9I-An act
for the relief Of j. H. Larkin and others,
of jefferson county. To judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Whitney II. B. No. l91-ro enable
the Board of Supervisors of Jefferson county
to pay their clerk a salary in lieu of fees etc.
To judiciary Committee
BY Mr. Whitney: H. b. No. 193--An act 20
q ha sal n ia 81 n
dent OF Jefferson county. To Committee on
Education.
BY Mr.. Moore H. B No. l94-Au act for the
relief of the Chancery Clerk of Kemper
county. To Judiciary Committee.
H. B. No l6i called up.
Mr.. Jones moved the bill jc considered,
read third time, and put upon its final passage.
Bill passed.
BY Mr.. Cameron: IL. b. No. l9j-An act to
amend section ?, l4o, so far as the same relates
to Lauderdale county.
Mr.. Cameron moved the rule be suspended
and bin put upon its passage. Passed
BY Mr.. Cameron H. b. No. l96-An act to
provide for further pay of Chanoery Clerk OF
Lauderdale county, as Auditor of said county.
To judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Sasuders: H. b. No 1910 repeal
an act of 1872 pr hibiiing the sale of vinous
town in Leake county, and moved to suspend
the ru and put upon its final passage. Rule
suspended Bill passed
By Mr. Speaker Tison. (Mr. Harper in the
Chair: H. B. No. 19S-Au act to prevent tae
hunting of wild and unmarked hogs and cat
To Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr. Erwin H. b. M. l99--An act to
prevent stock running at large in certain Dis
tricts in Lownies county.
Mr. White offered an amendment. To Com
mittea on Agriculture.
Rt-M Mr. No IN oat IN nN
tend the time of the Sheriff and Tax-Colleetor
of Marion county to make his official bond
To Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Brown, of Marshall: II. B. No. 20i-
An act for the relief of IL. S. Daney md Mrs.
A. NJ Todd, of Monroe county To Commit
mittee on Propositions and Grievances.
S. B. No. 3S-Refered TO Committee on Coun-
ty Affairs.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
Message from the Governor, by his Private
Secretary is as follows;
Mr.. Speaker | am directed by His Excellen-
CIV the Governor to inform the House that he
has approved the following entitled bills, to
wit: II b. No 29-An act to repeal an act
to prohibit the sail of vinous and spirituous
liquors within five miles of the town of Deca-
tur in the county of Newton, and Austin, 10
Funica couatv, approved February 9th 1880,
so far as the same relates 10 the town Of Aus
tin and within five miles thereof.
H. b. No. 5S-An act to extend the time OF
taxes in the county of Attala.
BY Mr.. Montgomery of Boliver, IL. B. No
212-An act to prevent dogs, sheep and goats
running at lnTge in Oktibbeha county. To
Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr. Buchanan of Rankin II. B. No. 203-
An act to authorize the Board Of Supervisors
Of Rankin county to issue interest bearing
bonds in order TO facilitate the building of a
jail in said county. Mr.. Buchanan moved the
rule be suspended be read third time and put
upon its final passage. Bill passed.
By Mr.. Lyle: II. B. No. 204-An act to en-
able the Board of Supervisors of Scott county
to purchase fire-proof safe for the use OF
said county.
and the bill read a third time. Carried; and
Mr.. Rose moved that H. B. No % be recalled
from Committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Rose moved that the bill be read a third
time and put upon its final passage. Carried
and the bill passed
By Mr.. Heard: H. B. No. 20j-An act to
prevent the sale or giving away Of any
vinous spirituOus malt liquors within two
miles of Liberty Church.
Mr. Heard moved to suspend the rules.
Carried and the bill passed.
By Mr. Stone: II. B. No. 206-An act to in
corporate the town of Stoneville in Washing
ton county To Committee on Corporations.
Br. Mr.. Stone: II. B. No. 207--An act to au-
thorize the Board of Supervisors of Washing
ton county to pay Registrars, etc. To Com
mittee on County Affairs
By Mr. Gully: y. B. No. 2OS-Au act to reg
ulate the jurisdiction of Mayors of incorpor-
ated towns in Winston county
Mr. Gully moved the rules be suspended.
Carried and the bill passed
By Mr.: Collins: H. b. No. 2O9-An act to
amend an act Incorporating the town Of Cof-
feeville in Yalobusha county. To Committee
on Corporations.
the relief and encouragement Of planters,
farmers and others in need Of capital, to be
entitled an act to amend section 49' of the Re-
vised Code of 1880. To Committee on Ways
and Means.
,By Mr.. Harlow: II. B. No. 2ll To Com
nittee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Triee, Chairman of the committee on
Agriculture reported the following bills back
to the House, House Bills Nos 1T, %, 88 70,
and 134 with the recommendation that they do
not pass House Bills Nos. 50, TO- rs, l23 So,
SO. 81 l03 and AZ, with recommendation they
go to the Joint Committee on Agriculture and
kindred subjects n. B. No. 61, returned with
out recomme sdation; Il. b. No. Sc, that it pass
with amendments.
Mr.. Montgomery, of Bolivar, Chairman of
Committee on Levees, reported rs follows:
That H. B. No. f52 do pass; that House Joint
Resolution No 2 be adopted.
Mr.. Nabers, Chairman of Committee on
County Affairs, reported as follows: That
house DttfS NOS. 1yOy Oi. ., anu 1Ita 10 pass
that q. d. No. II be referred to Committee on
Claims.
By Mr.. Powe H. b. No. 214-An act en-
titled an act in Irelation to stock killed by en-
gines and cars belon ging to Railroad Com
panies 10 Committee on Railroads.
BY Mr.. Woods, of Lauderdale: II. B. No
215-An act entitled an act to amend section
2267 of the Revised Code of 1880, and TO
authorize the appointment of receivers by
Circuit Judges and ChancelIors. To Judiciary
Commit tee.
Mr.. Frederick presented a memorial for the
establishment of Normal Schools To Com
mittee on Education.
By Mr.. Buchanan, of Rankin H. B. No.
2l2-To amend section 1914. Code OF 1880 in
relation to acts that ChanOery Clerks may
perform at any time. TO Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Sykes offered a resolution raising a
committee Of three to examine the Governors $
Message, and 10 refer its different subjects to
their appropriate committees Passed.
Mr.. Norrell was granted lsave Of absence
until Tuesday.
Mr. Ferguson, of Tunica. asked to be ex-
cused from serving on Temperance Committee.
Not granted.
By Mr. DuckwOrth H. B. No. 2l7--Au act
TO aid Tax-Asseessors in assessing lands, and
10 simplify the subdivision thereof. To Agri-
culture Committee.
Mr. Noel offered the following joint resolu-
ton the Senate concurring. that committee
to be composed Of six members from the House
and = from the Senate be appointed to con-
slider the advisability Of purchasing chairs for