The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-01

oy UT pEfuf H. -. No 5l0---An act 10 pro-
vide reasonable compensation for the Circuit
Clerk OF Lineola county, for services in cer-
tain criminal cases. To COMMITTEES oss Claims.
Report ef Committee on Propositions aud
Grieyances was called up through its Chair-
man Mr. Terrai
II. B. No. 43-TLat It do pass
III. B. No 62-That it do not s.ass
ID D. No. San act for the relief of s. r.
Hsdlitsh. Passed.
= b. No. 62-FOr the relief Of s. Taylor. of
Harrison county. Passed
By Mr.. Montgomery, Of Bolivar: I'll. B. No.
526 10 more efectualiy protect public lands
in the Mississippi Levee District, and amend
atory ei the laws pertaining to said districts.
Mr. Mellen, chairman of Committee on Fed
4ersI Relations, made the following report.
which was receive A memoir al TO Congress
in relation TO Federal Courts in the State OF
Mississippi, and recommend that said memo
rial be amended by striking out AL reference
70 Corinsh Meridian aud Vicksburg as places
for holding sessions Of said Federal Courts
and inserting Aberdeen as me most suitable
place for holding snch court in the Eastsrn
District, aud that said memorial, as amended,
do pass.
The memorial vas taken up and read
Mr.. Wood efferel substitute for he memo
rial of Dir. Woods to Congress in relation to
Federal Courts, which substitute provides that
the State be di ided into an Eastern and
| Western District, with three courts in each
district, each of said courts to be held, near
as possible, to the center of population in such
sub -dktriet
The matter was laid over for further action
Mr.. Metlen made the following report, which
was received
HJ.R. No. IA mememorial from the Leg
islature to Congress in reference to the cotton
tax money.
House resolution offered by Mr. Williamson.
of Carroll, for which the committee offer SUBJ
stitute in substance as follows, and recon-
mend its adoption:
That our Senators and Representatives
in Congress be requested TO use their influence
and votes to secure the passage of the bill in
trodnced by Hon. Mr.. Blair, providing for an
appropriation of fifteen million dollars out of
the Treasury Of the United States, to be appor-
toned among the several States of this Union
for the promotion of common school education.
Adopted.
# B. No. Read third time and on motion
ef Mr.. Inge was adopted.
b. 3. No 3-To amend section 839, chapter
70 Revised Code 1880 in relation to roads,
ferries, and bridges. Indefinitely postponed.
! Ii. B. No. 124-Fo amend section S59 of the
Revised Code 1880, in relation to working on
public roads. Indefntely postponed.
| H. b. No 24-For the relief of road over
seers Indefinitely postponed.
| H. B. No. 102-T0 amend an act in relation
to roads, ferries and bridges. Indefinitely
1 postponed.
H. b. No. 255-To authorize the Secretary of
State to purchase three hundred copies of the
/ historical work of Mississippi as a Province
distribution thereof. To Joint Committee on
| Library.
H. b. No. 80-To amend the Road law of the
State. Indefinitely pos.poned.
| II. B. No. l22-Io appropriate twenty thou
sand dollars to the city of Vicksburg to aid in
| improving the Harbor of said city. Indef
! nitelv postponed.
BY Mr. Blair H. B. No. 327-An act to be
| entitled an act 90 amend section 1853, chapter
81 of the Revised Code of 1880 To Committee
| on Agricultural Leins and Kindred Subjects
By Mr.. Gibson H. B. No. 328-An act TO
| perfect the law in relation to the force and ef-
| fects of official bonds. To Judiciary Commit
tee.
| By Mr. Gibson: H. B. No. 3!9-An act to
raise fund for the benefit of the fire depart
ment in the City Of Vicksburg. TO Committee
! on Benevolent Institutions.
| By Mr.. Edwards: IL. B. No. 330-An act
| to reduce the bond of the Assessor of Warren
county To Committee on County Affairs.
| BY Mr.. Dodds: FL. B. No. 331-Au act to
authorize the Board of Supervisors Of Dopiah
to purchase an iron safe Tor the Sherifrs Office
| By Mr. McRae H. B. No 332-An act 10
| amend section 447 of the Revised Code OF 1889
in relation to feeding prisoners in the county
| Jail. To Committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Powe: H. B. No. 334-AH act to
amend section 453 Of the Revised Code of 1880
in reference to compensation of Assessors. To
| Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Mitchell: H. B. No. 334-An act to
persons in a county Jail. To Committee on
Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Mitchell; H. B. No. S35-To incor-
porate the Mississippi Delta Manufacturing
| Company. FO Committee on Corporations
! By Mr.. Mitchell; H. B. No. 336-To repeal
! chapter 30 Revised Code, in relation to land
| lord and tenant. To Committee on Liens.
By Mr.. Myers Fl. B. No. 337-To make
employers removing hands from tins state
| liable to license. To Committee on Agri-
| culture.
By Mr. Blair: H. B. No S38-To provide
| for the execution of ehattel mortgages and
deeds of trust without acknowledgements, and
the record of only synopsis of the same.
To Joint Committee on Liens.
| By Mr.. Brown: II. B. No. $3.50 prevent
fraudulent breach Of contract, and for other
purposes. To Joint Committee on Agricui-
| tural Liens
| By Mr.. Frederick: H. B. No. 340-An act
| to fix the salary of County Superintendent of
Education. Te-Gelnmis5ee ou EDUCATION.
t-s@~E' e. slr. Buchanan, of Rankin: IL. B. No. 34l
| An act to amend section 2230 Of the Revised
| Code Of $780, in relation to Justices of the
Peace Passed.
| Bv Mr.. Selman: H. B. No. SPAN act au-
thorizing the Boards os Supervisors of the
| several counties to purchase iron safes. 10
Committee on County Affairs.
| BY Mr. Simmons: Il B. No. 349-An act to
amend section 1915 qf the Revised Code of
1880 To Judiciary Committee.
| By Mr. Greayes: H. B. No. 344-An act to
I
goats from running at large in the county OF
! Kinds and TO make wire fences lawful in said
county To Committee on AgEicultnFe.
| By Mr.. Magruder H. B. No. 3i5-For the
collection of physicians bills and for other
purposes. To Committee on Public Health
and Quarantine.
in the assessment of taxes. To Ways and
/ Means Committee.
sections 348 and 369 of the Revised Code of
| 1880 in relation to bonds of Assessors, and
! County Treasurers. To Committee son Judi
| ciary.
| to regulate and prohibit the sale of vinious,
spirituous or malt liquors within five miles of
| the village Of Free Run in fazoo county.
Passed.
By Mr.. Williamson: H. B. No. 349-Aa act
| to amend chapter I, Revised Code of 1880, in
relation TO public printing. To Committee on
By Mr.. Norrell: II. B. No. S50-An act
authorizirg the Governor to offer reward for
the apprehension Of Logan Barton. To Com
mittee on Appropriations.
By Mr. McCool H. B. No. 35l-To require
County contractors or other persons to pay the
TAILOR all costs and fees due him before taking
prisoners from the Jail. To Committee on
By Mr.. Watts; II. B. No. span act for the
| relief of the Assessor or Lincoln county. To
Committee on County Affairs.
by mr. stone ! II. d. NO. OOo-1O incorporate
the Greenville Times Company. Passed
BY Mr.. Downer; q. B. 354-To authorize the
Board of Supervisors Of Holmes county to pur-
chase an iron safe for use of the Treasurer Of
said county. Passed.
BY. Mr.. Downer; H. B. No. 55-To amend
section 1S9 Of the Revised Code Of 1880 in re-
lation to employees of the Legislature.
By Mr.. Noel; II. B. No. 356-For the p-otec- |
tion of parental authority over their minor
children To Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Rhodes; Fl. B. No. 357-An act to |
regulate county finances and enable county |
officers to ascertain the indebtedness Of the |
several counties. To Committee on County |
Affairs.
By Mr.. Claiborne; H B. No. 358-An act
for the promotion of agriculture. To Commit |
mittee on Agriculture
BY Mr.. Aellen; Il. b. No. 359-An act to |
compel the prompt payment Of Life Insurance
Policies. To judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Jones of Lafayette; II. b. No. 360- |
To amend section 1244 increasing pork ex-
emption from 200 to 800 pounds. 70 Commit /
tee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. MARSHALL: H. B. No. S6l--An act to /
amend section 12H, chapter 45. Of the Revised |
Code Of 1850 in relation to exemptions To |
Judiciary Committee.
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