Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-04

The following bills passed third reading:
To change the time of holding the Circuit Court
OF Grumpy county. Passed.
To repeal au act passed March 80 1881! provid-
ing Tor the registration of births, marriages and
deaths. Passed over informally.
To prevent minors from playing pool, bagatelle
students the consent of school authorizes.
Mr.. Ramsey thought the bill should not pass. 1t
was very stringent law.
Mr.. Berry spoke in favor OF the bill The bill
was passed over informally.
The bill TO change the line between the coun-
ties of Dyer and Lake, and the bill to establish
statute OF limitation as to the debts of counties to
the state, were passed over informally.
The bill 10 amend section s of chapter III, of
the acts of 1881. was referred
To regulate the compensation OF the county
Judge OF DAVIDSON county. Passed.
To make certain Enclosures lawful fences and
to extend TO the same the provisions of laws re-
lating TO lawful fences. Passed.
To provide for the registration of deeds and pow
ers OF attorney. Rejected.
To amend section ZIG of the Code. Passed over
informally.
To amend an act ehartering the franklin Turn
pike Company. Passed over Informally
An act TO provide for the collection of debts,
Rejected.
The bill fixing the fees of constables in collect
The rules were suspended In order to take up on
third reading local House bills,
The bill TO repeal the law incorporating the
town of Portersville passed.
Ghe act to provide for the sale of Fulton Acad.
envy, DeKalb county, passed.
To change the county line between the counties
| of Frank in and Moore. Passed.
To abolish the corporation of Eaton, in Gibson
| To allow an additional justice of the peace in
the Thirteenth Civil District of Coffee county
| Passed
To repeal the charter of Linden in Perry county,
| Passed.
Bill for the benefit of the common schools of the
| First District of Macon county. Passed.
| To repesl an act granting in Mitchellville an
| additional justice OF the peace. Passed
| To change the line between Overton and Fen
/ aOnntfpS passed
To regulate and organize municipal corporations
of not less than 1000 anc area of not less than
To abolish the corporation Of the town OF New.
| port and 10 repeal the charter of White Bluff
| Dixon county. Passed
The bill amending section of the law consti
| tItipg the Taxing District of Memphis passed.
To repeal the charter of Lexington, Tenn
TO repeal the charter of Goodlett, Davidson
To change the line, between Maury and Kick
| man counties. Passed.
| To abolish the corporation OF the town oil Alamo
| Crockett county. Passed.
| To declare Little river navigable. Passed.
To amend chapter 1903 of the acts of 1879, to BRO
teet game in c.rtain counties so as to include Car
| roll county. Passed.
To authorize the citizens of Newport Depot t
| elect e town constable. Passed.
To change the line between Dixon and Hickman
To amend the charter of Salisbury so as tt
| allow the election of q town constable. Passed.
To change the line between Hawkins ant
Authorizing Pickett couaty to issue bonds Of in
deUtedness for the construction and furnishing
public buildings. Passed.
To change the line between Carroll and HendeI
son counties. Passed.
To repeal an act increasing the salary OF tn
| county Judge of Jackson county. Passed.
To repeal the charter of the town of Cargo
Store, Lincoln county, Passed
| To change the times of holding the ChauceT
Court at Sevierville, Sewer county. Passed.
| Mr. Hawkins entered a motion TO reconsider tn
action of the House in changing the line betwee
| Hender on and Carroll counties.
The bill to change the county line between to
counties of Dez alb and Warren passed.
To change the line between the counties c
I Hawkins and Hancock Passed.
To change the line between Roane and Meis
To change the line between Bledsoe and CuE
berland counties. Passed.
To declare New river navigable. Passed.
To :repeal section 4 of an act incorporation
Stevenson Academy m AaIIy county ~ Passed
I To change the line between Wilson and Trou
10 repeal the charter of DecaturviIle, Decatr
e | county.
To enlarge the jurisdiction of he recorder
1 | Lynchburg, Moore county. Passed.
To change the line between Putnam and Cur
berand counties. Passed.
MR. FIsK's SETTLEMENT BILL.
& Printed copies Oft the bill introduced by Repr
sentative A. Fisk, of White county, to settle Il
State debt, were distributed among the membe
r. of the General Assembly yesterday. The b
classes as the State debt proper, the bonds
e | be funded with past due interest Iii
-, | war interest added, dollar for dollar, wi
% three per cent. interest, bonds issued
# permanentIschool fund and educational and cha
liable institutions and the University of Tennesse
D. also the Capitol, Hermitage, Agricultural, Unic
: Bank and Bank OF Tennessee bonds. amOuntir
l. principal aud interest. TO about 81. 100 co., T
Il ainder of the debt is set forth follows:
bill pro, Oses TO settle at fifty cents on the doll
)f | bearing interest from date, funding at three
. | cent the bonds issued to turnpike companies, 81
&C 600 HiawasSe railroad SIPS 600; East Tennessee
n Georgia Railroad Company, Sl44 coo; Memphis a
Lagrange railroad, $4,000; ante-war rsilro
r, bonds. SS.5SOOOi postwar railroads bon
. S., 63S eco: funded under act of 1906 a. 246 0
~ funded under act Of 1865. $3.50 $50; funded un,
IA act of 1873. S5S67oO0i Mrs. Folks bonds $3.50
Total, SOL 600.
y, Z he Senate joint resolution authorizing
nj publishers supply the state with GOO copies es
" OF the first, second aud thi4 d Baxter's Supre
ed Court Reports was adopted. A motion TO rec,
slider gax tabled. 1hs-got rejecting House
nd No. lac reconsfdered and the bill Withdra
70 for amendment Printed copies OF Mr.. Aanso
bill establishing railroad commission were
he tributed yesterday.
MI. Ta5 Tor offered q resolution instrEcffn9
IND speaker 10 90 All IN his power recover the II
nae luIon LOOKING 10 tne advance of the case of
'9e bondholders against the railroads Lies over
its The House adjourned till 10 O'Clock a m M
day.
~ Zen Butler and The Spoons