The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-01-18

HB No 66-Mr. Brown moved the bill be
read third time and put upon its passage.
Carried. aud the bill passed.
H. B. No 49-Taken up, and read third timei
and on motion OF Mr.. Miller, bill passed
III g. No 64-0n motion of NJ. Greaves, was
taken Hp, read the third time and passed.
Fl. B. No. - was taken up.
Mr. Stone moved the bill be read third time,
motion prevailed and bill passed.
Committee on Health and Quarantine
through Mr.. Magruder made report which
was received.
Mr. Meswine presented memorial from the
Sfata Board Of Health, and asked that it be
spread upon the minutes af the House.
On mo ion, Fl. B No. l3j-An act entitled
an act for prevention and spreal of small -pox
{ ia thj- State, reported by Committee on Health
aud Quarantine be read third time and put
upon its passage.
its-If into a Committee of the Whole to CON
slider H. B. No. l36-Mr Howry in the chair.
AR Buchanan, of Rankin, offered an amend
ment.
Mr.. Hurt moved to reject Amendment
/ Withdrawn.
] M. Gibson moved the committee do now rise,
report progress and recommend the bill do
( pass without amendment. Corried.
Mr.. Hurt, ehafFm OF the Committee OF the
I hole, reported that the committee had con-
sidered the bill and recommended its passage.
On motion of Mr.. Hurt ;he bill was read the
/ third time aud put upon its passage
On call of ayes ami nays the bill was passed
! by vote lG5 to 8.
Report Of Committee on Agriculture was
/ received.
Mr.. Trice moved to indefinitely postpone
/ the consideration of H. b. No 81, the commit
tee having reported unfavorably
| Speaker announced the following special
committees:
/ On Congressional Districts-Messrs, Fred
I erisk Brown, Rees. Myers, tiriggs, Hurt, Ter
4 rell Noel Byrd Elmer, Whitney, Moutgom-
/ cry, Of Bolivar. Handy. Foules and Crawford.
Joint Committee on the part Of the House on
| Agricultural Lien Law and Kindred Subjects
! Messrs. Davis, McSwine Heard, Trice, Came
1 ron and Blair.
Joint Select Committee on the part of the
| House on State Lands-Messrs. Cameron, Pro
/ vine. Favre. Atkinson, Blancknship and
! Mon gomery, of Madison
! Joint Committee on the part of the Honse
! on Apo. .tionment-Messrs. Selman, Nabors,
! White Ayers, Howry, Knox, Rogers, Guiley.
Turnipseed, Tackett Lvle, Woods, OF Lauder
/ dale, Greaves, McRae, McCallum. Ferguson, of
! Wilkinson, Moore OF Kemp ar and Gibson.
Mr.. Inge moved to refer the bill to Commit
! Tee on judiciary, and spoke at length in
! favor of the notion Carried
! Mr. williamson presented memorial, from
! the State Executive Prohibition Committee
! petitioning he repeal OF the Pint law. Re-
! Tered to Committee en- Temperance.
! Mr.. Blair, "a. B. No. 157 to encourage invest
/ ment in land, the raising of stock and the
diversity of Agricultural pursuits.
! MI Frederick presented petition on Tenn
| peranoe, which was referred to Committee on
| Temperance.
M Frederick offered resolution Inviting
| Rev Dr.. Cary Agent of Peabody Fund to ad
dress the Legislature--which was adopted
Mr.. Handy presented memorial asking
that an Agricultural Experimental Station be
established at the A. 81 NJ. College. Referred
| to Committee on Agriculture.
MIR. Wool, of Lauderdale, asked to be ex-
cused from serving on Committee on Levees,
and Mr. Rogers was appointed in his place.
Mr.. Smythe offered the following resolution
Whereas, The sad news of the untimeiy
death of Mr.. William s. Power, son of our dis
linguistic and patriotic fel ow citizen, Col.
j. L. Power, has reached this House; there
/ fore be it
Resolved, That this House adjourn as a
slight expression of the sympathy OF the en-
tire people of the State of Mississippi.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
and the House adjourned at l:20P. NJ.