The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19
sENATE-FIFTY-FOURTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY,, March 12, 1884.


Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lit. Governor Stands in the Chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Keith, Liddell, Mitchell, Roans of Cal
houn, Roane of Webster and Terry.
The privileges of the Senate we're ex-
tended to Lloyd T. Boyd, of Waukesha,
Wis, and G. Q. Hall, Esq, of Leake coun-
| ty.
The Judiciary Committee, through Mr..
Kyle, recommended the passage, with
amendments, of
House bill 690-To pay the Judgment in
favor of H. H. Wynn against the State of
Mississippi.
No. 444-To amend sections 1914 and
1915 Code.
The rejection of House bill 967-To CON
solidate the 18th and 18th Judicial districts
to create new district, t. fix time of hold
ing the courts therein, and for other pur-
poses.
No. 966-To punish certain ofenses
against private property.
House bill 344-To amend section $50
Code, looking to the perfecting the checks
between the auditor of public accounts
and sheriff.
The Committee on RAJ roads, through
Mr. Luse, recommended the rejection of
House bill ALTO prevent throwing
| into railroad trains.
Senate bill 3hO-To incorporate the Me-
ridian Railroad Company.
| The Select Committee on Temperance
| through Mr.. Harvey, recommended the
passage of House bill No. 1910 prohibit
/ the sale of liquors within miles of Chula-
homa, Marshall county.
The Committee on Education through
Mr.. Hamilton, of Holmes, recommended
the passage of House bill No. 152-To
amend section 722, Code.
No. 1910 amend section TAI, Code.
No. 922-To constitute the town of Lex
ington. Holmes county. a separate school
district.
The rejection of House bill No. 14O To
| amend section 7Oa, Code.
House bill No, 420-To establish State
Industrial School for white females.
The Committee on Claims through Mr..
holland, recommended the passage of House
bill 381-For relief of W l. Ellis.
House bill No. 907-For relief of Mrs. J.
A. James and Miss Kate NJ. Long, of Biloxi,
| Harrison county.
House bill No. 914-For relief of w. d.
Waugh and J. D. Burke, of Holmes county,
as amended.
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relief of T. T. Orendorf, a citizen of Shar-
key county.
| House bill 33s-For relief of W, p. Ham
iIton, of Carroll county,
Senate bill 352-For relief of 8. L. Rich
ardson, late sheriff of Sunhower county.
! House bill S80-For relief of Henry
Powell Of Yazoo county.
| Senate bill 315-For relief A. N. Rat
cliffe, late assessor of Adams county, in
| this State.
Senate bill 199-For relief of John R..
Moore, of Marshall county.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills,
through Messrs Dickson and Wilson. re-
ported Senate bill 31l-To create and es-
tablish an Industrial Institute in this State
and College for the education of white
girls in the arts and sciences, in the hands
of the Governor.
Also the following Senate bills: Nos 322,
36S, PA. 355, 141, I6a, $50, 354, 1863, 271
and 2s7.
The Committee on Conference on Senate
bill No 372-To amend an act to incorpo-
rate the Meridian, Winona and Helena
Railroad Company made the following
treports We respectfully recommend that
the House recede from its amendment and
that the following be adopted:
EKc. 2. Be it further enacted, that section
1 s, of the acts to which this is an amend
ment, shall not be construed TO authorize
said company to maintain q ferry across
the Mississippi river, except for the pur-
lp0ae Of transferring freight and passengers
waybilled or tickeIed for transportation
over this line Of road and for cars loaded
or unloaded
Respectfully,
g. NJ. GovKS.
Chm Com. on part Of House.
]. p. WALxKs.
Chm Com on part Of Senate.
The following bills were introduced and
disposed Of:
) By Mr.. HyeE, No. 375 authorize thu
board Of supervisors of Marshall county K
!. appropriate q sum Of money to repair ths
Waterford school-house Passed.
) By Mr. Harvey. No. 376 To protect ths
tax payers Of Madison county against fhs
!. payment Of cancelled bonds Passed.
: Mr. Boone called mp House resolution il
relation 10 adI0urning the Legislature ain.