The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-08


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/ other purposes. do not pass; j. b. No. I59-To
amend section 2i46 OF the Keylsed Code IN re-
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do not pass = =. No l62--An act % preserve
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ssId eouh. 7, 40 n9t pass n ., 20.
act TO authorize the Board OF Supervisors OF
Perry county {? purchase , an iron safe Tor the
use Q. ths oheflH ana treasurer q saso eodh
~ DO not pass;
M az dd4see 9hefest tag totto"lbs resolution
whereas, May senators are on the com mt
tee TO visit the 4. aud IL. College on next Fri
day' ana many are aosent, ana many sex,
aud VIII not D. = abie TO ATTEND the meeting OF
the Senate on FRIDAY anu Saturday next In
view OF these facts, be 1t
Resolved. Ihat ~he ca, the senate adleuru on
next 1hursday the 5ta, that u ADJOURN to
meet on Monday tue 18th at 10 A. N. Lies
over under me rules
Leave OF absence was granted from DAY 10
day 10 Messrs ) arna2ln ana Terry
H. D. No 9o-An act ln'relatlon to the char
ter of the town Of Cumberland was taken up
ana ana tne amendments fecomm ne na i.a oy the
Commltiee were adopted ana the ol.l passed.
SENATOR spears was adde1 10 the judiciary
Committee
ANS 4rrRonuern avn errrRnrn
BY Mr.. Martin: S. B. No. 2U7-An act to in
corporate The Hampton Land and Improve
ment Company. To Committee on Corpor4-
tions.
By Mr.. Wilson: S. B. No. 206-An act to
amend section 70I of the Revised Code in rela-
ton to the time of paying County Saperia-
tendents. To Committee on Education.
By Mr. holland s. b. No. 205-An act to
provide for the payment OF salaries of the
Judges of the Circuit Courts, ChanceIlors and
District Attorneys of the eleventh Judici al
Districts. 10 the judiciary Committee
By Mr.. Wilson s. B. No 204-An act to
authoriz the Board of Supervisors to purchase
fire proof safes and for other purposes. To
Judiciary Committee
By. Mr. Spears: s. B. No. 203-To amend
section 446 of the Revised Code, in relation to
clerks fees. To Judiciary Committee.
3 Mr.. Martin. s. Il. No. Z02-An act TO
authorize the State Superintendent OF Public
Education to employ a clerk. To Committee
on Education
By Mr. Martin S. B. No. 20l-An act to
provide for the payment of the expenses ofthe
special committee appointed by joint resolu-
lion to visit the Agricultural and Mechanical
College. Passed.
By Mr. Marin: s. B. No. 200-An act tn
amend section 1206 of the Revised Code relat-
ing to the cancellation of mortgages and deeds
of trust. To Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. johnson: S. b. No. l99-An act to
amend section 2755. of the Revised Code in re
lation to crimes and misdemeanors. To Com
mittee on judiciary
By Mr. Spears: E. B. No. 199-An act to
provide for the levy and collection of tax on
dogs, and to provide for the collection of said
tax. To Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Spears: s. b. No. 197-An act to
amend the Revised Code of 1880 in reference
to Circuit Clerks. To Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Spears s. h. No. 1A6-An act to
allow Circuit Clerks compensation in certain
cases. To judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Stewart: S. B. No. 195-An act in
relation to the erection of United States
Building IN the City of Jackson. To Judiciary
Committee.
5. b. No. 10 being engrossed was put upon
it's third reading. An act TO organize and
regulate the duties of the Department of I'm
migration ana Agrlcul ure, pursuant to article
L, section % of the Constitution and for other
purposes.
The bill passed by the following vote;
fEAs-Messrs Cowan, Dalton, FitzGerald, I
Hamilton, Jeferds, Luse, Martin, holland, |
Reynolds, Spears, Stewart, Halkef-l2
- NAYs-MossTs: Eaton, Gayles, Johnson.
heitn3 Lyle LiddeIl' Masee' hatiln' VIII
son-9
MI MARTIN moved to reconsider the action
Just bad and table the motion to reconsider.
The motion prevailed
Mr.. johnson explained his vote as follows
:. vote no on this bill because believe fifty /
thousand dollars Is more than Is necessary to /
carry out the intentions OF this measure"
BILLS CONSIDERED
s. B. No. 142-In relation to the debt of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, with
amendment offered by Railroad Committee.
Mr.. FITZGERALD moved the amendment be in
postponed, and made a review of |
the history of the litigation of the case.
MIR. HumphrIes said a Chancellors Court |
and the Supreme Court of the State had had
this question under consideration and had
decided the debt as just and the claim good
He opposes the motion to indefinitely post
pone.
Mr.. Reynolds moved the bill be reeommitted
to the Railroad Committee with instructions
TO rep3rt tomorrow. Withdrawn to allow de-
bate.
Mr.. johnson moved to table the motion to
indefinitely postponed. Withdrawn for the
same reason.
Mr. FitzGerald resumed the advocaey of the
motion to indefinitely postpone.
Mr. Jeffords expressed himself as willing to