The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15
NIGHT SESSION.
MESSAGE raoH ruE eovERSOR.

Informing the House he had approved th'
following bills, to-wit
| No. $40, for the relief of ]. NJ. Benson, o
/ Lawrence county.
No. ola, an act to incorporate the New Or
/ leans, baton Il uge. Vieksburg and Memphis
Short lina Railroad Company,
i No Ill, 10 reclaim 70 the State and from
overflow certain lands herein described.
| No 746, aet to authorize the district attor-
ney of the 9th judicial district and the board
of supervisors OF Sharkey county 20 grant an
exten sion of time for the settlement Of certain
| judgments obtained by the State and board OF
| supervisors respectively in said county and
! for other Purposes.
| No. ST. TO amend section 1474 Code Of 1880
so far as relates 10 the courts of the 9th judi
cial district
No GA to prohibit the sale of vinous aud
spirituons liquors in CnyingtOn county.
NJ us, to extend the time for holding the
regular sessions of the board of supervisors of
the county of Chickasaw.
No. 27S, a charter OF the Youths Mutual Assoc
citation.
No 5S4, authorizingthe board of supervisors
of Warren county to order re-assessment of
the real estate in said comfy.
No 9l6. supplemental TO an act entitled mn
act for the relief Of the levy taxpayers Of
evee district No. |, approved, January 3 1882
No. 29l, for the Furnishing those defacing or
altering the brands Of saw logs.
No 63l to incorporate the Meridian, Vino
ma and Helena Railroad Com any.
1893 for the relief of 4. ID. Cox and Mrs
Vesey, of Monroe county.
No. IT, an act to am- nd the laws IN reia ton
to the board of supervisors and the working Of
roads in DeSeto county.
House Joint Resolution-A memorial to the
Federal Congress in reference to the appro-
priation of the proceeds of sales OF public
lands for school purposes.
No. T0s to incorporate the Memphis aud
New Orleans Railroad Company.
No. 706, to incorporate he Mississippi Im-
proyement Manufacturing Company of Wash
ington county.
Senate Joint Resolution in relation to sun,
dry acts of incorporation. Passed. -
A memorial 30 Congress upon the subis u
levees prepared by the committee appo# -
by the Legislature, was adopted. @akl-
Mr.. Howry offered the following ~ n
Resolved, That for his faithfulness prompt
ness and efficiency in the discharge of the
duties of his office, for his uniform eOurtesyAt
members, the Trunks of this House are hereffs
extended to Edgar s. WilseR, the Clerk &c
the House Adopted.
The following was adopted
Resolved by the House hat the sum of 500
for extra services be allowed the Sargeant-at-
Arms of the House for the present session
and $50 for the Door-keeper Of the House. for
the faithful Attendance during the present
session, adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.
w. Fl. Lynch and adopted:
MR.. notwithstanding the courteous
just and non partizan character of your rul-
ings aud conduct as the presiding officer of
this body, the undersigned Republican
members thereof, take fhls method of tender,
ing to you the expression of our high esteem,
confidence and best wishes for your future
welfare. We farther request that this res
olution be spread upon the journal of the /
House.
The following resolutions were adopted
responding TO the expressions from the col /
ored members of his House to which we have |
listened with great pleasure, Therefore, Be it |
resolved that we the Democratic members take
this occasion TO express Our appreciation /
Of the intelligent and dignifed bearing GU
eolored members have shown in our de- |
liberations, and fur her, that we shall carry
with us from this chamber remembrance Of |
heir kindness aud fairness, aud fe that
although we may differ politically on quss
ions of public policy yet we believe they /
we're aetuated by go ID and honest motives.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread I.
upon the journal
The fol lowing were appointed 3 committee
o wait upon the Governor to ascertain
whether he has any further communications TO
make to the House: Messrs. Noel, Byrd and
Harlow.
The committee reported that the Governor
lad no other business to rrport o the House
lnd asked to be diseharg d.
Mr.. Nabers moved that the House do now
adjourn, and at IL clock p. NJ, The House adj
burned sine die.