The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-22


prohbit The sals 81 liquors in the town Of New,
p8rf. sla act pas nsnse bill ~, 537-To
prohibif the safe OF lqa9rs ia the town ot
Pearlingteu dn aas pass House hill No. 453-
To aroh1aif tite : tie 0fiiqu5e- within one mile
OF JonesIowa, do not pass. E suse hill No. 45S
--fs rsoailsif tas sa4e II qlors within five
miles of Sand Spring Church. 10 nol pass
From the Committee on Railroads. House
bill NJ 3f7--An art Incorporate the Ten
nessee& Miss ssippi vsrR. K. do pass; Senate
bill No. 2I5--An act saspl smeatal 10 an aes
for tie setItesHe ttof Al controversies betwsen
The STATE o Mississippi and the Mississippi &
Teanessec r ,iiroal. d.. pass; Senate bill No.
I35-fa auihoFize eeanties. c ties an 10 sns 10
subscribe To the capital stock Of railroads. 10
pass with amendments House bill No. 49, :
To autifo izs Tue city of Nafchez 10 transfer
certain saaFes in the capital stock Of tae
Natehez Jackson & Columbus Railroad in ac-
eordamce with an agreement between said city
and rAiira4d, DO pass.
Prom Cemsniftee ca Agrieulture: Senate bill
No. 224-To aid In the improvement of wood
land lands, do not pass; use bill NJ. 81
70 encourage the introduction OF improved
stack Ia the couutg of Madison. do not pass
From The C smmittee on Finance House bill
NJ 46I-fo authorize An assessment of the
real esFate of Kinds county, DO no. pass.
From Cammitfes On Pubic Health and
Quarantine; House bill No. 42-To regulat-
the practice OF dentistry IN This STATE
TO pass; Sentts bill No. 23l-To amend
section 259 OF the Z vised Code, do pass
aoass bib Ne 2s9-fa anthoriz the board Of
supe Fyis3rs o. Harrison ceEaty 10 make A sur
yey of the southern portion of Harrison
county 10 establish rules aud regulations for
ta4 bstter protection of public oyster reefs, do
pass.
REPoF OF eoHMIFTE oN HUNAsE AND BENEy
oLEST INTIrUTIoNs.
Senator Hger from Committee on Humane
ana Benevolent Iustitu ions made an elab-
crate report, which is omitted for want Of
70 ON.
IHTRoDUCTTsN OF BILLS.
Mr.. Stewart introduced Senate bill No. 276-
To pr1vi0e for the m re efficient assessment OF
property in this State AMI 10 increase the rev
snue thereof Referred 10 special Commit
tee consisting of Messrs Stewart, Jetfords,
Wilson, Walker and Kyle.
Mr. holland introduced Senate bill No. az
An aes 10 amend section 100 and T94 of the
Revised Code OF 1881. To Committee on Pub
ic Health ant Quarantine.
Mr. Reynolds introduced Senate bill No.
2T5-tn act 0 more failv define the powers,
duties and rights Of the revenue agents APP
p0in' ID under act supple mental to an act
10 appoint an agent to collect revenues due
the State. counties aud leTee boards. To Judi
ciary COMMITTEE.
Mr. FnzGerald introduced Senate bill No.
279-To require the registration of bonds
issued By the board of leyee commissioners of
Levee D.stric. No. /. To Committee on
Lsvees.
Mr.. Crigler introduced Senate bill No ESQ
70 amend sections 7l3 72i and 80 of the Re-
viseA Cole. Placed on Calender.
Ry MIR Henderson To authorize and re-
quire judges Of me Circuit Court to open heir
courts on Sunday TO receive veriicts in cases
Of fciony. 10 Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Hyer introduced se4ate bill No. 282-
An aes for tina relief Of certain persons in
1ebtcd for the maintenance and care of luna
ties To Committee GA Judlcia y.
Mr.. Ilyer introduced Senate bill No. 238-TO
mend chapter pos sheet acts Of 1850. Passed
Mr.. Cow L introluced Senate bill No. Isl
To authorize the board ofSuperyisors of War
rem oanty to contract for the re indexing OF
the deed books of said county. Passed.
Mr. C0wan introduced Senate bill 30 80
An act for the relief of J. R. Chalmers.
To Committee on Claims.
Mr. Walker introduced Senate bill No 2S6-
To make btrbed-wira fence lawful IN Tate
county. TO Committee Agriculture.
Mr. Johnson introduced Senate bill No. 287
Supplem ntal o an act Incorporating the Can
;oa Aberdeen, Fulton & Nashville Railroad
Company. To Committee on Railroads.
MIR holland Introduces Senate bill No. 2S9-
To provide against the maltreatment of con
vics. To Select Committee on Convict Sys-
TEN.
Mr.. eagles Introduced Senate bill No. 289-
An act requi~ing the Board of Lavee Commis-
sions Of B ,livar, Washington, Issaquana and
counties to publish proceedings and
subject records to inspection Of grand jury.
20 Committee on Levees.
Mr. Jetf0rds introduce Senate bill No. 293-
To secure the collection OF jury tax fees. To
J Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill No. l78-To amend chapter SO of
the Revised Code Reeommitted.
Senate bill NJ. 5l-To increase the pay Of
Jurors Indef uitels postponed.
Senate bill M. l29-To amend section 1854
AMI 1855 Of the Revised Code. Indefinitely
p3sipoaed.
Senate bin No. lisp, cviding for the paw
mpnt of counsel for defending parties charged
with certain offences. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No Am act to authorize the
boards Of supervisors to purchase freproof
safes. PASSED..
Senate bill No Toto amend section 1854 of
the Revised Code Passed.
Senate bill No. 250-To amend sections 7l3,
724 and $50 of the Revised Code Lies over
FIR engros ment.
Senate Concurrent Resolution in relation to
Aleorn University was read third time.
The Governor has approved the following
acts
Senate bill No. I83-To incorporate the
Union Aid Association; joint Resolution No.
5-Instrucling REPRESENTATIVES in Congress
to use their best efforts in restoring the Vicks-
burg harbor; joint Resolution authorizing
the removal of geological specimens from the
State House to the A. aud NJ. Callega Senate
bill No. 166-Providing compensation for the
members of the board of supervisors of VIII
knson county in certain cases; Senate bill
No. l53- Anaen1atory to the act eharteIing
Port Gibson; Senate hill No. T6-For the ben
eft of citizens of Pontotoc; Senate bill No.
l4I-To authorize the Keeper of the Capital to
employ an asstant during the session,
On notion the Senate took recess until
7:30 o'clock.