The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-03-13

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To create Bureau for the edition and
publication of school books to be used in
spuolic common schools of the House.
Withdrawn.
To incorporate the Jackson Water Works
and Manufacturing Company. Passed.
A message from the Governor informed
the House that he had approved the follow
ing entitled bills;
To incorporate the Memphis and Vicks-
burg Railroad Company.
Making an appropriation to defray the
expenses incurred by the special commit
tee in the case of the State Superintendent
of Education.
To regulate the working of streets in the
town of Coffeeville.
/ To repeal an act apportioning the stu
dents of the A. and NJ. College, according
/ TO the white educable children.
! To amend the charter of McComb City.
To prohibit the sale or giving away of
( intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
/ one gallon within six miles of Dessonville.
/ To extend the time for the payment of
certain taxes in the county of CoDiah.
! To incorporate the town of Franklin in
the county of Holmes.
| Speaker Inge, on behalf of the pages of
the House, presented TO Hon. R. R. Apple
white gold-headed cane as a token of es-
TEEN from the lads, which ELECTED very
4happy reply from the recipiant.
The following entitled bills, which were
reported upon nnfavorably, were indeh-
nitely postponed:
In reference to animals killed by railroad
trains.
To issue bonds in Kemper county.
To compromise with the sureties of Geo.
W. Johnston.
For the relief of Y. Fl. Woodall.
To amend section 1901, Code.
To amend section l47l, Code.
For payment of services to the circuit
court clerks of Lincoln, Jefferson, Amite
and Franklin counties.
To correct the assessment of certain
lands in Bolivar county.
In relation to locating public schools in
/ Webster county.
To increase the salary of the county SUI
perintendent of Clay county.
To compel guardians TO send to school
their wards who are between the ages of B
and IA years.
To empower the State board of education
to have published maps of Mississippi.
To amend an act TO amend section Ill,
Code.
To amend section 400, Code.
To prepare fire escapes for the Lunatic
Asylum.
To constitute general purchasing
agent for the several Lunatic Asylums,
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylums, and
other elemosynary institutions Of the
State. b
For. the relief of Confederate soldiers
who lost a limb in battle.
To prohibit shaving and hair cutting on
the Sabbath.
To provide for the payment of grand and
petit jurors of Kemper county.
To amend section 1868, Code.
To repeal chapter 40, of the Sheet Acts
1882.
To amend section 1913, Code.
To secure titles to real estate of de-
csdents by acknowledgment of heirs.
To amend section 1904, Code.
To amend section 578, Code.
To prevent tht bale of pistol cartridges.
To encourage. sheep raising in Perry
county.
To provide for the cancelling of certain
entry of swamp lands in this State.
To appoint a deputy circuit clerk in At
tala county.
To increase the salary of the superinten-
tendent of public education in Washington
county.
Same for Washington county.
TO make office of superintendent of ed
ucation electable in Harrison, Hancock and
jackson counties.
To amend section 2092, Code.
To provide Marshall county with copies
of U. S. Field notes.
To increase the pay of assessor.
To amend section l150, Code.
To amend section PALS, Code.
To abolish the Office of tax assessor.
To facilitate the assessment of taxes.
To amend section 22l6 and 2217, Code.
To amend section 2l86, Code.
To amend chapter II, acts of 1882.
To order an election in Coahoma county
To amend an act to equalize the assess
ment of taxable property.
To regulate the sale and purchase of for
feited tax lands.
To allow w. 4. Vickers to obtain license
to practice medicine.
: For the relief of j. R. Gladney.
To provide for compensation of certain
election services in Harrison county.
Acts amendatory to sections 2901, 232
214O, 407, 2901, 40, 232, 1901, 426, 2901
451, chapters 70, 1888, 1886, IO4, 1868.
For the relief of public offices in THU
State.
For the relief of J. NJ. Drummond.
To amend the Criminal Laws of thii
State.
To empower railroad conductors to &C
as deputy sheriffs.
Regulating the disbursement of the com
mon school fund.
: To protect domestic fish.
To prevent boards of supervisors from
allowing claims presented to them at tn
term of the supervisors court at which salt
claim is presented.
In regard to creating board of publ
printing.
To make lawful fences in Issaquen
county.
For the protection of owners of freight
at depots.
To change the time of holding CHANGER.
court in Quitman county.
To require circuit clerks to keep a gen
eral record.
To tax all moneys invested in Unite,
States bonds in the State of Mississippi
In relation to certain fees in the court
of justices of the peace.
To increase the efficiency Of the enforce
ment of criminal laws in this State.
To provide for the taking and preserva