The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-01
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medicine. and was on motion made The snacia
order for next Tuesday.
Message from the Governor announced tha
he had approved b. B. Ne 2s3-An act T
change time Of holding the Circuit Court .
Lauderdale county.
Mr.. Norrell, Chairman Committee on Ea
rolled Bills reported
IL B. No. 2S5-.An act 10 change the time o
holding the Circuit Court Of Lauderial,
county, correctly enrolled.
s. b. No. Ito authorize the Board OF Su.
pervisors of Monroe county 10 paw claim 0,
| DR.. s. L. Paine. To Committee on Claims.
5. B. N. $50 amend section 100 of la,
Revised Code OF 1880 in relation to salaries Of
/ Chief Health officers of counties in this State
| To Committee on Fees and Salaries
| s B. No. 67-For reliefsof the Columbus
| Light Artillery Company. To Committee on
| Public Roads
s. B. No. 6s-An act TO repeal B n act en-
titled an act 70 regulate and prohibit the sale
of liquors within two miles Of tho ineorpora-
ted town of Sarep.a. In Calhoun county.
S. No. SS-To prevent prize-fghting in
this State and for other purposes. To Commit.
tee on Military Affairs
S. B. No. $50 repeal an act for the pro-
lection Of partridges in Kinds couAty.
Passed.
S. b. Ne 104-An act to authorize the Board
Of Supervisors of Carroll county to issue
bonds for the purpose of building bridges nd
for other purposes. To Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Buchanan, of Chickasaw, presented a
memorial of the holders of the Union and
Planters Bark bonds, and in connection
Herewith offered the following resolution:
Resolved, By the House OF Representatives,
the Senate concurring, that a committee Of
five on the part of the House and - on the
part of the Senate be appointed to confer with
John Foster Howard, representative OF the
council of foreign bonddolders of London.
England, in regard to bonds of the Union
and Planters Bank, held by said council
Mr.. Elmer moved to table the resolution,
AMI on q call for the yeas and nays the reso-
luton was tabled by the following yote yeas,
So, nays, 81.
YEAs-Messrs. Armstrong, Askew, Ayres,
Berry, Blanokinship, Buchanan. of Rankin,
Byrd, Chapman, Crawford, Davis Downer,
Duckworth. Elmer, Erwin, Ferguson, of
Tunica, Finley, Foules, Frederick, Gibson,
Ha~rel, Heard, Hickman, Hurt, Inge, ivy,
Johnston, of Yalobusha, Jones, of Lafayette,
Knox, Levy, Magruder, Mathis0n, McAfee
McBeath Mccall, McCallum, McCool, Me3ae,
Moore, Myers, Nabers, Noel Pope, Provine,
Rodman, Rose, Selman, Smythe, Stevens,
Terrall, Watts, Whitney, Williamson, Mr..
Speaker-59
NArs-Messrs. Blair, Boyer, Brown, Buch-
anan, of Chickasaw, Coates, Collins, Cort-
right Dodds Edwards, Ferguson, of Wilkin-
son, Granberry,, Of Kinds. Gully. Harper,
Harlow, Howry, Johnson of Franklin, Lyle, |
McKie, MeLain, Mellen, Mitchell, Montgomery, |
of Bolivar, Montgomery, of Madison, Mont /
gomery, of okt tbbeha Moss, Norrell, Rees, !
Rogers, Saunders, Shorter. Simpson, Trice |
Watlington, Watson, Welborn, White, |
Wise, Woods, OF Lauderiale-36.
5. j. X. No. $40 instruct and request Sem
atOrs and Representatives in Congress 10 use
their efforts 10 pass act aiding in closing
up the Bonnet-Carre Crevasse.
Mr.. Frederick offered an amendment strik-
ng out the work "instruct"
Mr. Gibson moved TO table the amendment /
Carried, and the resolution was concurred in.
5. b. No. 13-An act for the benefit of the
A. and NJ. College 70 Judiciary Committee
S. b. No. S0-An act for the establishment
If public landing on the bank of Mississip-
ii River, in Wilkinson county, and for other
purposes. Passed.
On motion of Mr. Inge the House adjourned
1t l:20 P. N.
NIGHT SESSION.
FRInAY, January u, 1882.
Mr.. Speaker Tison in the chair, Roll called
Quorum present. !
Leave of absence granted to Messrs Hick-
nan, Montgomery, Of Oktibbeha, Chapman,
Jones of Smith and Rees until
ionday; and to Messrs Knox, Jones, of
lafayette, and Armstrong until Tuesday.
s. b No. l05-To amend chapter 6, section
IS, Revised Code of $780, in regard to en-
loyees of the Legislature. Passed.
). b. No. l09-An act to change the name Of !
ummer county to Webster county.
Mr.. Frederick moved to strike out Webster
nd insert Lamar, which, on motion was I
lbled
On call for previous question the bill passed.
5. b. No. 52-An act TO incorporate the Cam
on, Aberdeen Fulton y Nashville Railroad !
ompany.
Mr.. Frederick, moved to refer to Committee |
n Corporations. |
Mr.. Handy, to amend by inserting Commit 9
ee on Railroads. Carried, and the bill was
0 referred.
Mr.. Cameron, moved to suspend the rules for :.
ne day. Carried, ,
By Mr.. Guynes- I
Resolved, That night session be dispensed I
18th on Saturday night 28th inst.
Mr.. Buchanan, moved to table. Lost.
The resolution was then laid over under the a
ule.
H. B. No. 227-An act to require all officers !,
kept County Superintendents to hear the
large of the Judge to the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Shorter, moved to indefinitely postpone. l
arred
H. b. No. 241-An act to amend section 1877.
evised Code of 1880, in relation to Descent I
nd Distribution Passed
ii. B. No. 263-An act to amend section 1916 y
evised Code of 1880, in reference TO rules
eld by Chancery Clerks. Passed.
H. B. No. l60-An act to amend section 2l29 o
napier 90, Revised Code of 1880, in relation Y
} the election of Supervisors. Indefinitely
ostponed.
H. b. No. 224-An act to amend section 525. q
evised Code of 1880. Laid on the table sub = =
ct to call. n
H. B. No. 223-An act to amend section 29S1 II
lapter q, page 776, Revised Code of 1880 a
ldefnitely postponed. y
II. b. No, a86--An act to repeal sections i
lG0, a96l, 1862, 2963jand 1864 of the Revised b
ode of 1880, in relation to tramps. Indefi- 9
itely postponed. D
H. B. No. 25l-An act to prevent the steal l.
Ig of nuley head cattle, not horned. Ipdef- =
litely postponed.
H. B. No. 262-An act for the benefit Of u
lose signing official bonds. Laid over sub G.
ct to call. i
H. B, No, 42-An act to regulate the practice e
dentistry. r
Mr., MeLain moved TO indefinitely postpone. 2
Mr. Rees offered the following amendment,
hioh was lost That said Board of Exami- e.
ers shall hold at least one meeting in each
congressional District every year for the pur- Y
'se of examining persons applying for i
cense. 81
Mr.. Buchanan, of Chickasaw, moved to y
y.the motion to indefinitely postpone on the i'
bile. Carried.
Mr.. Shooter called for previous question
attained, and on motion the bill passed. I
II. b. No. 22O-An act to change the time OF
oldng Circuit Court in the Fourth Judicial
istrict. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, of Chickasaw,