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

On motion Of sykes the amendment offered
by the Countries wss adopted.
Mr.. Watson offered the follow "a md
/ BY addIag at the elase Of section the words
Prov dsa. noihng in this section shall be 50
constrne8 as 70 exempt ANY property not
necessary for the construction aud operation
of said railroad as herein proyi led
Sir. Terrsl offered the following snbsttGf
tor he amenimeni Of Mr. Watson, which was
adoptcI-Amstd section by inser Jog after
ing worls; Not . Include OIL mills AMI
eompresses
Mr. Brown offered The following mend br
striking oHt tae following words at The end Of
Sc t.oa s: Ba said epnpany shall be exempt
irosa taxation b. eiti-s AMI f0wns
M Stiles moved Is lay the amendment on
the table, and, and M ca for yeas and nays,
t4a stnft naneuf wsS ts2bied
YEAs- dessrs. Armstrong Atkinson, eer-
r. B3urue, B8chanau OF GhiekasAw, co4tes,
Edwards Erv n Fave Field, Finley, Feuies,
Cranberry, of Riuds, Greaves. Handy,
Harlow, Harreil. Heard Ho@map. Hurt, Iyey,
Johnson ef Franklin, Levy, LYNCH, Marshall. /.
McIn is MeLsin, VI Swine, Mi eheli, Mont
gomerY. Of Bolivar Montgomery. Of Madison,
alont gomery, ef 0ktjbheha, Narrell, Rogers,
Rose, >aun tegs, Smythe, Stevens, 5 one,
tev.,ll S. kes. Wailingtoa, Watson, Welborn,
w tita WGituey. Wo Dds, Of LSH ierCaAe-92.
NAYs-Me< <srs. Askew, b air BAncSius lip,
Bro n, Ba8oed Cameron Elmer. Ferguson, OF
Wilkinson. Feeder ek. Gibson eIranherr7. Of
DeS 10. Gully Gnynes, Harper, Iage, johnson,
ofYalolusaa Joaes, Of Lt'ay2itee, knox, Lyle;
Ma 1ru Ter Mathi~on, NeAfea, 1Ie ath Mccall,
& kis. Moore. Mos, Myer Nabors Pope,
Pestou, Powe, PsOy.ne, Rees, thOies, Rod nan,
sim.aoaS. ~lupson. stiles, Tsrrait, FurnP-
seed Mr.. Spea ker-41.
Mr.. Syk,s ia,vei tue bill be reaI the third
time ani pHt upon lis haal pass ge, aud called
for ihe previous question which was sus-
t.laed.
Iha bi5I was hen read third time anl passed.
Mt Woods Of Lauderdale. moved the rule he
suspended IN order tina the Railroad Commit
zee aIgh1 make report. and on mOtlon thu rule
was SUSPENDED whch reported fatorably on
;he passage Of H. B, NJ. 65l-Aa act require
Raj reads to build twenty miles o. road within
hree years from the date OF charter.
W4ieh hIli on mo- ion, passed the House.
The Railroad ommittee made favorable
reparf on II b. No. S7-Entjfled an act to in
eorpora.e the Gulf & Ship island Railroad Com
Dauy also Il. B. No 3lT-An act 10 incor-
D4rate the Tennessee sud Mississippi Rivers
sailroal Company do pass with the sections
Is and z adied by way Of amendment.
S b. No. T7--Dn moiion Of Mr. Woods, the
bin was read third time and passed
II. 3. No. 3t1-An act to incorporate the
Tennessee and Mississippi Railroad Company,
which, on N ton Of Mr.. Woods, of Lauderdale,
II B. No 8I9-An act to incorporate the Bir-
bingham aud Northwestern Railroad Com.
paav. Passed.
5 d. M. ll6-Au act to exempt the capital
stock aud properly Of the Memphis Selma
tud Rsuaswiek Raiiroad Company from taxa
tion for twenty wears. Passed.
Il B. NJ. 2l6 ia au'hariza suits against
receivers and lessees for railroad companies
n IA. oour1s OF this State. 70 JIiicia Y Com
luiitee
H. B. No 43s-An nc, to repeal in part An
act emitted an ac' amendatory to AGO in.
corporate tae Natchez, jackson and Columbus
Railroad Company, and 10 fl cfe name OF
sad company. Passed
5. B No. l42-Al actsf5r the settlement Of
III controversies an@ itigations between the
State Of Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company Passed by a vote of 13 yeas to 10
Rl4vs.
MIR Selnsn offered the folowug:
Whereas, TIE lisi of the names appointed
an a former day of this session on Constitu-
tionq. ana ndmeu's the part Of the Hou@e,
las been mispl,c or lost and there is no
record of the same; and
Whereas, As said Committee on part of the
House Is nat known; therefore be it
Resolved, That tIe Speaker do appoint a
committee Of five on part of fhe House said
Joint Comm ttee in view of the committee
heretofore aDpojnte1
On motion the II use "a iiournel at 10 P. NJ.