The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

Mr.. Burdine moved to table the aNendmePt-
of Mr.. Blair. Carried.
Mr. Burdine called for the previous qaes-
tion. Sustained, and the bill passed as
Nr Rees called up House bill No. 279-An
act 10 amend section 465 of the Revised Code
of 1880, n relation pay of asst ssors for max
ing and reporting list OF persons haole 10
Juror services. Pissed. ~,
Mr. Rees called up Senate bill No. 292-An
act for the benefc Of Albert Sandle, OF Gre
NADIA county. .,e
Mr.. MeSwine moved the House resolve itself
into Committee OF the W hole Tor eonslderA-
ton of the bill. Carried
Mr. McSwine moved that the committee rise,
report progress ami recommend the passage oil
Mr. Harper moved to amend that the com
rniftee rise. re ort progress aai recommend
that il be referred Committee on claims
Report was received, and on motion OF NJ;
Whire he bill was r.ferred 10 above named
committee with instructions TO report to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Inge Chairman Conference Committee
of Honse bill No. 46-Immigraton bill, made
report sghieh was read, the report was wlth-
drawn t6f correction without any actloh upon
Mr. Moss esilsd up House bill No. 66l-An
/ ort 10 regulate this binding of railroad bridges
in this State aud toF ether purposes.
On motion of Mr.. v Yoods lhe bill was read
Mr Mss called up Senate bill No. 252-An
4 act to establish ferry aeros Little AtchaPal.
ga Bayou in Washington county and for othef
Mr. Sorrell moved the bill be read third
time and put upon its Possase, carried ana
bill passed
House adjourned at $50 P. N.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. Montgomery. of Bolivar offered the fol
lowing e..,,.
r;ng that the joint resolution prohibiting the
5n4Toduction OF bills after the 18th of Feb
rutrv. he and the same is hereby suspended
only 10 allow bill to b, offered In regard te
fences end levees in ne overh owed district
Mr. HsrIow offered the following; Amend
bv adding and to allow the introduction OF
bills asked for ia petition presented IN oehal \
of citizens and TAX payers OF azoo City anu
to act upon said bill. AaC pied.
Nr Me 4fea offered the following Amend
adding aud he introduction OF d bill TO extend
the time of collecting taxes IN IeVee dlstflc'
No. l. Adopted.
Mr. Jones, of Smith, called for the previous
question on The Senate anne ndment sustained
and the resolution was adopted.
REGULAR ORDER.
Senate bill No. I65-An act TO authorize ths
nurehase OF railroads under execution or de
ere OF foreclosure to organize as incorporated
companies aud for ether PHrpgses: ,,op ,f ~. h;1,
be printed Carried. -,
NJ S6I-ApportiOniug he students OF the a
ami Al College at- StarkEjlle among the
several counties. according to white educabl'
children. Amended BY the Senate. -.
Mr.. Sykes offered the following: Amend by
striking out white educabe aud insert TN
foIiowi9q; Provided that the apportlonmeni NJ
shall be made according 10 the basis OF repre-
sentatiOr in the lower breRch of the Legisla
Mr. Field moved to table the amendment L
the amendment, and on call of the ayes sn'
naves the motion 80 table prevailed by Vot'
of ayes 81, nayes -.
Nr NorreU and Mr. Johnson of Franklin
were paired-Mr. Norreti would have Voteo
nav and Mr.. johnson aye.
Mr.. Woods moved to concur in Senate amend
ment. Carried.
SPECIAL ORDER.
ur Montgomery called up Senate bill No
n. An act making appropriations for per
ar improvements. and Tor the sappoft sne
Ain,anan - of the Agricultural and Mechan
- reiIaeoa y the years 1882 and 1885
1eat Ooite - - ", OF Dktibbeha moved tn
M. Ml. aouefSa ;,s., i8is COMMITTEES OF tn
Whole. for consideration. u - W. ranor
Mr. Woods moved the Com q ~ 49, lsfSI ear
progress and recomend the b. 20 r'
ried aud report WAS received.
(SIr. Harper in the chairl .h;r,
Mr.. Field moved that the bill De read est'
time and passed.
Me-. Rees offered the foltoWlaRs AmSh4 "
striking out the words Hospital aud Protes
sors residence and twenty-eieht thousand
and FIVE hundred dollars in section I, OF ms
bill aud insert IN lieu of $14,5O1
On call for the ayes aud nays on the metlei
10 table the emendment il was lost.
The question recurring on the adoploh
the amendment.
Mr.. Whitemade an able address, sustainlnl
the passage Of the bill and urging the rejection
of the amendment.
The question was then put. and on call 70
the ayes and nays the amendment was lost ..
3 vote of ayes So, nays 35
Mr.. While moved the bill be read third tim
and pus upon its final passag, and on the cal
for the previous question It was sustained.
The main question was then put, and on cal
for the ayes aud nays the bill passed By th
following vote:
YKAs-Messrs Atkinson. Flair, BlaekiE
ship, Bourne, Cameron. Coates. Dodds. Duck
worth, Erwin, Field, Finley, Gibson, Grea vel
Harper, Harral, Heard. Levy. McAfee. Nj
Beafh, Melein. McRae, Mellen, 1Ontgomer.
of Bolivar. Montgomery, OF Uktibbeha. PoAtol
Simmons, Simpson. Stone, St0yall, Sykes. Tel
raj WATSON, Welborn, White, Whitney, Woo
OF 0ktibbehas Woods. Of Leuderdales d
Spaaker.-S8
NAxs-Messrs. Armstrong, Ask8w, Ayre
Boyer, Byrd. Chapman. Crawford. Dow
er. Elmer, Fergnson, Of Wilkinson. aral
berry, ef DeSelo. 0FanbeFf1, 81 Hind
9ully, Gu7nes Handy, Hickman, Hufk 1nf