The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01

10 the Legislature from certain Institutes 0
Ibis State To Conmitsrean WAYS aud Means
Mr. Field introduced House bill No. 815-
An aet T. secure 70 the state tilt i've per cent
saa1 eos fue that may hereafter bpcam.
due from tee Federal Government To Com
Iniftes on Mays and Mans
Sir. Warts introduced House bill NJ SRI
An net = aWthorizs tie board Of supervisors d
Pamela county to lend the money nov on hand
in said county known as The sixteen section
fund. To Committee 90 Kars and Means.
Mr. SaHadsrs Introduced House bill Va. 81
IN act 10 make the Office Of superintendent
of public education Of Leake county elective
other county officers. To COMMITTEES on
Education.
NJ. Some introduced Hoass BIZ No. e9s-an
act Tor The relief Of W. E. Hunt, lac collector OF
Washington county. Tabled sutJecf 70 call.
Mr.. Moore introduced House bill No. 553-
An act for the relief Of J. W. Warlen. OF KEN
per eounty. To Committee on Claims.
Mr. Moore introduced House bill No. s64-
An act 10 aufsor n The secretary Of State 10
furnish the ehancery and circuit erks Office
OF Ksmper county with public documents
To Committee County Affairs.
Mr. Mckae Introduced House bill No. Sol
An act 10 authorize ne Adjutant General to
recover aud collect the arms and sqnipm-n ut
issued 10 Military Companies upon disband-
ing their organizations. To Committee on
81 liTarv Affairs.
Mr. Howry introduced House bill No 992-
An act 70 prevent ex orfions and unjust dls-
crimiuatioas Of railroads in the State T.
COMMITTEE On Railroads.
Mr. Buchanan, OF Rankin introduced House
bill No. 699-Io pronibit the sale Of yiHogs
p rltuous or malt iquois within five miles Of
Steeas Greek Church la Rankin county
Tabled sutjecr to call.
Mr.. Mcgsllum iatroduced House bill Ne
S84-An act t. rsiaee the ficisI bonds OF
sheriff, eirsui' and claucery clerks OF Perry
county. 70 Committee on County Affairs.
Dir. MONTGOMERY, oil Oktibb-ha, introduced
Hafga hiFl NJ A "a Ne
board OF supervisors Of Oktibbeha county to
hold fegu ar meetings. on the lst Monday OF
each month and for other purposes. Tabled
subjecF to call.
House bill No. SSl-TI prohibit the sale
giving away Of intoxicating liquors within
three mites Of Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church,
in 0ktibbeha county. Laid table subject
- call.
Mr.. Rees introduced joint resolution pro-
hjbIting che publication vi acts Incorporating
or amen ing the charters Of cities and tewHs
aud fer other purposes To. Judiciary Com
niftee
Mr. Stone Introduced House bill No 891--
An act TO make the county Of Washington a
separate circuit and chanceFy court district.
To C0mmittee on Jd3iciary.
u r. Biai Introduce House bill No 8I3-An
aef to rtguitte tn" construction Of wire fences
In lee county. Tabled, subjcct 10 cali.
Nc BurIi1e INTRODUCED House bill No 879-|
An act for the relief Of W. S. KilbengiH. 10
Claims Commit 'e.
Mr.. Mol introduced House bill No. 90l-An
act for the protection OF fsh To Jud eiarv
Committee.
Mr. Chapman ntroIurel House bill No $50
An set 20 increase the salary Of the Super
intendent Of Education Of Newton county,
and to make the Office eiee'ive other COUNTY
ofic rs. T. Education Committee.
Mr Harlow introduced House bill No. 300
An act for the relief OF H. l.. Tay.or OF Yazoo
county. To Committee on Claims.
5y,r.. I ll..Y-Eu Ia
To amend section IlG ia relation TO the pay Of
teachers ia public schools. 10 COMMITTEES on
Z iucatidn
Mr. Jones, Of Smith introduced II iuse bill
Ne. s9l--An act To- the relief Of sheriifs- To
judiciary committee v On,
Mr. Boyer Introduce House bill No. S92-.An
aet to md an act entitled aH act to change
the time of hol,iing the Circuit Courts of the
9Th Judicial District of TINS state, approved
February Is 1882 Tabled .uhjcct TO call
Mr.. Stone introduced House bill No. 903-l
IN act to be entitled an act 10 dec are certain |
wire fences lawful To Committee on County /
Affairs
Mr.. MeCallum introduced House bill No. |
Ss5-An act to authorize the board Of super |
visors % Perry county tn have the public roads
of said county worked by contract and for
other purposes To committee on Public I
House bill No. SFor the relief of $.
Heuse bill No Ter the relief # Sarah /
Farthere. Of Copi tS'y. Indefinitely post
p' Hsa,. bill No 3. ,sa,,a % board
special "a 81 "a sd0 school
in1 godsr = = ssarids N f.t
Investigation ofNs,e offices ami books OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts and state Treas /
ureF, and for other purposes
Mr. Williamson moved the House resolve
itself into Committee OF the Whole for the
purpose of considering tue resolution. Carried.
Mr.. Fields moved thar the committee rise, re
port the resolution back with recommendation I
that il do not pass.
Mr. Gibson moved 10 amend by saying it
do pass.
Mr Field moved the committee rise, report
and recommend that the I solution b. referred I
to IL special committee Of five 10 invest gate
the grounds ot complaint against the officers
of au iItor and treasurer ami report the facts I
back to the House, aud that tue report of said /
committee b. IN ode At any time and as soon "a I
practicable TO the House at tie present ses-
sion and the committee shall be selected with
out reg SRI 10 the mover Of the motion.
Mr.. Gibson moved TO reject the motion !
male by MIR Field.
The question recurring the motion Of
Mr. Field that the committee rise as givea
above. Carried.
The report was received and resolution was
adopted by the House as above.
MESSAGE PROM the GOVERNOR.
The following message was receive from
the Governor, informing the House that ne
had approved the following entitled bills to i
wit:
House bill No 547-An act to aui horize the
board o supervisors Of Lee county to eonsrael
for the making of abstract OF the land
records Of said county.
House bill No 273-Au act authorizing the
board OF supervisors Of Harrison county 4
Ia Of horn of said &
county, and tor the better protection ot-publie
oyster reefs in said county, and for other pur-
poses
clerk OF the reuit court of Hancock and Per-
~ counties TO employ competent person II
perform the duties Of slen9grapher or the
cireuii courts Of said counties AID foc other
purposes.
prac ice OF dentistry in this State
The Governor also delivered the following
message b. his priva's Secretary
To the Senate and House Of Representatives.
GESTLEMEN-I desire to call Your attention
to the Importance OF perfeetiug as far as pos
sible our tree school system, aud 10 recon-
mend such in provement in existing laws as
will enable the state 20 de9l more eaeetuaity
with this subject
Public schools are the main reliance of the
people and she principal safeguard Of The
Stale. Colleges and universities should D.
maiutalued at hiRH sta uatfui Out u Is III TIC
school room that the great body
OF our people must b educated
When you remember the increased Ina
pertauce of education IN country ike this, {
where the paiiey OF government IS 50 directly !
determined by che people, / trust you will
agree with me that our afety, no less than our
duty shou d stimulate Us 10 provide every IA I
eilty for their education.
While the great body of our citizens have.
without etnrnur or word of complaint, sup 4
ported and sustained free schools to the ex- '
tent of their ability. it must be admitted that
the result of the war, which doubled our il.
Iiterate populaticn without increasing the q
taxable properly of the State, renders our
burden greater than we can bear
When indaeted into office stated in refer
epee to this subject that we ''shouId appeal to
the general government to aid Us in this be