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

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ferris, kept tor public use. 90 pass.
Froa the Committee on Railroads: III.
No. 2lS-AH act TO create railroad eommis
sion aai TO provide for the regulation of rail
road companies and persons operating rail
roads In the State Of Mississippi, do pass;
b. No I56-An act TO authorizs eoua les, cite
and towns to subscribe TO the capital stock 0
railroads, do net pass 8. B No H2-For th
settlement of all controversies and litigation
between the State of Mississippi and th
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad Company
do pass.
From the Committee on Claims s. No
lI9-Par the relief Of Ben. Prlee Cashier o
the hank Of Oxford, do pass.
From Militia Committee: s. B. No. 50-Tt
amend chapter 80 Of the Revised Code in rela
ton to the sale OF viaous and spirituou
liquors. do not pass.
From Committee on Counties and Connt,
Boundaries H. b. No. 3-Empowering Super
visors Of 0ktibbeha county TO fund outstanding
Indebtedness, do pass. II. B. No. 46-'fo aHent
section $40 of the Revised Code in relation
to del nquent road hands, do pass. FL. B. No
1S9-To authorize the Board of Supervisors oi
Jasper county to hold their meetings on th'
first Monday in each month"; do rass. Ii. b
No. 29S-To authorize the Board of Supervisor,
of Smith county 20 purchase safe. do pass
II. B. No. 296-Providing for election of Jus
tiee of the Peace in d strict No. OF Smith
county, do pass; H. B. No 425-fo define what
do pass; S. B. No. l66. Providing for com
pensatien for members OF the Board OF Super
visors Of Wilkinson county, da pass; s. b. No
13f-ro incorporate the town of. Slate Springs
do pass.
From Committee on Unfinished Business:
H. B. No 24S-Fo prevent and punish tres
pass on chartered or licensed ferry franchises,
do pass.
Tie COMMITTEE on Enrolled Bills reported q
number o. bills enrolled.
H 3. No. l44-Au act TO allow Justices OF
the Peace and coustables compensation in
committing trials was Indefinitely postponed.
ii. b. No. 263-Au act to change the time o.
holding the Circuit Court of Clarke county.
passed.
II. B. No. 399-An act to compensate the
Circuit Clerk of Kemper county for extra
services rendered, recemmitIed. II. B. No.
4O@-To amend section l477 of the Revised
Code in relation to the lime of holding the
Circuit Court in Lefore county, passed. H..
d. No. 392-An act to create two Justices OF
Peace in Cav county, asset.
The following bills were tabled subject to
cali II. B. No. 324-To repeal an act in rela-
tion TO The Circuit Court in the county of Car.
rol. II. b. No. 2z0-Fo change the time of
holding the Circuit Court in the 4th Jadicial
District H. B. No. 40l-An act in relation to
Sheriffs fees in Lafayette county. H. b. No.
act to prohibit the sale of liquors in
the town of Falkuer. H. B. No. 403-To pro-
hibit the sale of liquors within five miles OF
Union Church H. Is. No. 307-An act to pro-
hibit the sale of spirituons liquors in certain
townships in Wayne county. II. B. No. AZ
To prohibit the sale of liquors within five
miles of Jerusalem. H. b. No. 305-To in
corporate New Prospect Church and prohibit
sale of liquors within five miles of said church.
H. B. No. 293-- act to incorporate Cherry
Creek Maze and Female Academy and to pre-
vent he sale of intoxicating liquors within
The limits of five miles thereof; FL. B. No. 303
An act to incorporate the Poplar Springs
Academy in Union county, and o prevent the
thereof; II. B. No. SOTO incorporate Fair
field Church in Union county, aud to prevent
the sale of liquors of four miles thereof ID.
B. No. 30l-An act TO prevent the sale of
liquors in the TOW Of Strayhorn
H. B. No. 24l-An act to amend 1877, of the
Revised Code. in relation to descent and dis
Passed:
H. B. No 45-An act for the enrolment of
dgments in lst and I'd Districts of the Coun-
y Of Chickasaw. Passed.
II. B. No. 266-An act to change the time for
holding the terms of the Circuit Court of
Adams county. Passed.
H. B. No. 173-An act to authorize the Board
If Supervisors of Adams county to provide
'or the payment of certain outstanding
eachers warrants. Passed
H. B. No. 407-An act for the relief of Miss
Kate Keeble, of Marshall county. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Humphries. Messrs Luse
Ind Cowan were added to the joint Select
Committee approved on yesterday to visit the
L. and N. College provided for in House con-
current resolution heretofore concurred in.
s. No l54-An act to amend secti1n 2097,
If the Revised Code, in rotation to guardian
appointed by the Court. Passed.
s. B. No. 17l-To require Chancery Clerks
o give additional bonds in certain cases.
Passed
Tue on certain official bouds. Passed.
s. B. No. 8l-To amend the law in reference
o damages in cases of attachment against
lebtors.
INTRODUCTION oH BILLS.
By Mr.. Magee S. B. No. 1s2-To provide
or caucslling certain entries Of swamp lands
n this State and for other purposes. To
Committee ON Public lands.
By Mr.. Hamilton: s. B. No. 1S3-An act to
incorporate the 0hion Aid Association. To
Committee on Counties and County Bounda
lies.
By Mr.. Henderson: S. B. No. 1S4-To COM
,el the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad
o fence in their railroad tract in the counties
# Harrison, jackson and Hancock. To Com
nittee on Railroads.
By Mr.. Boone: s. B. 1S5-An act TO amend
ection 1858 of the Revised Code in relation
o enonmbering homestead. To Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Humphries moved to suspend the rules
or the purpose of considering II. B. No. 2lS
An act to create Railroad Commission d
o provide for the regulation of railroad COM
,anies and persons operating railroads in the
,tate of Mississippi. The motion prevailed
nd the bill was put upon its second reading
Mr.. Cowan offered a very lengthy amend
nent to the amendment
Mr.. Humphries deemed the amendment
nore of the nature of a substitute. He said
his question had been discussed everywhere
md he moved to lay the amendment on the
able and on that moved the previous question. |
'he motion for the previous question was
uled out of order.
Mr. Cowau thought discussion on the sub
ect was duty which the Senator'S owed to
heir constituents.
Mr.. Longino moved to commit the bill and
to the Railroad Committee.
Mr.. Humphries moved to table.
The motion prevailed by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Boone, CIigler, Dalton, Eaton. |
iayles, Hamilton, Henderson, Humphries |
effords, johnson, Kyle, Liddell, Magee, |
soane, of Webster, Stewart, Terry, Wilson |
1T.
NAYs-Messrs. Brown, Cowan, Jarnagin, |
% sgino, Luse, Martin, Nolsad, Reynolds, |
jmith, Waiker-10.
Mr.. Hamphries moved to table Mr.. CeWan's |
Carried by the following vote
YEas-Messrs. Boone, Crigler, Eaton, |
orIs, Johnson, Kyle, Liddell, Magee, Mitch |
IL, r ane, Of Webster. Stewart, Terry, Viii |
on--16.
NAYs-Messrs. Brown, Cowan Jarnagin,
.ongino, Luse, Martin, holland, Reynolds, |
mith, Walker-l0.
Mr.. Jslnagin moved the bill be laid on the |
able subject to call.
The motion was lost, and the bill lies over
ntii 10 morrow.
A message was received from the Governor
informing the Senate that he had approved the |
Glowing Senate bills:
way of intoxicating liquors within three and /
'hqrch In Beat No. 2 in the county Of Chick /
saw; No. Sl--To Incorporate the Capital |
and and Building Association; No l25 -
Or the Governors Mansion; No. 35--To /
mend chapter 29 Of the Revised Code in rela-
ion to the preservation Of game and oysters; /
70. 138-To amend section 2l35 chapter SO of Il
be Code of 1885, in relation TO meetings Of the i
boards Of Supervisors Of Calhoun county /
10. 63-To authorize the County Super
ntendents Of Public Education OF Tunica
nd Coahoma counties to employ teachers
4 certain cases at . higher right of c9mpen-
alton than is now allowed by law. No. az
or The bene6t of the Columbus Light AR
lIIsry No. l. To amend an acr to Incorporate
be Planters Cotton Press, GompFess and
forage Association Of Vieksbarg.
"A memorial of the Trustees of the Peabody i
Fund was presented 10 the Senate
y Hon. 4. G. Manning. one Of the Peabody
rustees. The memorial prays that some
kar,z NAV he "A an ard 3 the raea utfoa of