The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-24
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

oenae Dill NO. bOl-l incorporate thl
town of Learned, in Kinds county.
They recommended the rejection Of
Senate bill No. 3s6--To incorporate the
Water Valley Mills of Water Valley.
Senate bill No. 2S8-To incorporate thu
Castilian Springs Company.
The Special Committee on Temperate,
through Mr.. Dickson recommended the pas
sage of the following prohibition bills:
senate bill No. 222-For Simpson
co Inty.
Senate bill No. l63-For Mooresville
Lee county.
Senate bill No. 277-For Church Hill
Jefferson county.
Senate bill No. 219-For Air Mount, Yal
,busha county.
Senate bill No. l56--For fernando, De
toto county.
House bill No. 668-For Harrison, ITALIA
latchie county.
House bill No. 522-For Orizaba, Tippai
ounty.
House bill No. 5l5-For Pelahatchie
Rankin county.
House bill No. 4l3-For Rocky Fore
Union county.
House bill No. 674-For Mississippi Nor
nal High School, Troy postofiice, Pontotot
ounty.
House bill No. 514-For Grange Hall
lear Randolph, Pontotoc county.
House bill No. 776-For Presbyterian
lamp Ground, Jones county.
House bill No. 6S0-For District No. 2
erry county.
Honse bill No. 596-For Mount Pleasant
Marshall county.
.louae DIn NO. 484-Amendatory Of q
rohibition law as to certain places in
easing the prohibited district arouno
tar Landing, DeSoto county, from mile,
lstant to mills.
House bill 73l-For Liberty and Shiloh
'r"ches in Lafayette county.
House bill 233-For New Hope church
tNomba county.
House bill 526-For Locust Grove church
Jnlon county.
House bill 611--For Clark Creek church
'mith county.
House bill 257-For Black Hawk, Carol
,ounty.
House bill 558-For Lebanon and Pleas
Mt Hill churches, in Union county.
Senate bill 220-For Carthage, Leak,
Dunty.
Senate bill 29S-For Harperville, Sept
ounty.
Senate bill 295-For Calhoun county.
They recommended the rejection Of
House bill No. 252-To amend section
1903 Code 1880, as to Sharkey county sc
to allow the posting of whiskey petitions
lstead of publishing them; and
House bill No. 1l7--To repeal the act
prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating liquors
Houston, Chickasaw county.
Mr. Hyer offe ed resolution that Scr
,ant-at-ArmS be instructed to see that tn,
,enate Chamber be kept open with the
ights burning for the convenience of mem
'ers and committees until 3 o'clock every
vening, at which time, provided no mem
'ers are present nor committees at work
ne chamber may be closed and lights OK
inguished.
The rules were suspended and the reso
luton was passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and disposed Of a,
follows:
To the Judiciary Committee:
By Mr.. Burkitt, No. SOTO authorize
the people TO call constitutional conven
ion to revise our present constitution, anC
for other purposes.
By. Mr.. Hyer, No. 305-To regulate the
practice in the chancery and circuit court.
OF this State so rs to require the chancel
Tors and circuit Judges to find the facts
upon which they base their findings of Law
in certain cases.
BY Mr. Burkitt, No. 30S-To regulate the
fees of the chancery clerk of Adams county
for protesting notes, drafts and bills of ev.
change.
TO the Committee on Agriculture, Com.
merce and Manufactures:
Mr.. holland, 30S--To amend section csc
C)de, relating to preservation OF oysters
and game.
To Committee on Education.
Mr.. Henderson, 307-In relation to the
enumeration Of the educsble children IN
the several counties in this State.
To Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries:
Mr.. Roane of Calhoun, 309-To author
ize the circuit clerk of Calhoun county to
employ deputy during the term Of said
court and for other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Liddell, the Senate
took up
Senate bill 14O-To authorize the G,or.
gia Pacific Railroad Company to SO / or
lease part of its railroad in 10 Sta g.
Mr.. Liddell offered a sub itute which
vas adopted and referred to the Committee
o Railroads.
Mr.. Boone called up
Senate bill 260-For relief of a certain
piece of property known as the North Mis-
sissippi Cotton and Wooden Mills, in Cor
NTH. The bill was passed.
Mr. Brennan called up
Senate bill 242-Appointing commits.
sioners of the Natchez Hospital with power
- sell and convey the property thereof.
Passed,
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. 695-To amend chapter 2i3 Of tire
acts OF 1882, in relation to hogs, sheep and
goats running at large in certain districts
in Okhbbeha county. Passed.
No. 642-For relief Of ]. A. Bolts of
Amite county, taken up.
The committee on Claims recommended
an amendment, which was adopted, refer
ring the claim to the board of supervisors
instead Of the chancery court.
Mr.. Dickson moved the indefinite post
ponement Of the bill. Lost
The bill was then passed