The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-10

L. X. Atwood, VIM. Robinson.
Holmes-IIenry Christmas.
Issaquena-Lem. Moore.
ltawamba-W. A. Naberp.
Jackson--James b. McRae.
Jasper-Samuel Whitman.
Jetierson-Wm. i. Harper.
Jones-Thos. j. Huff.
Kemper--J. l.. Hudnall.
Lafayette--A. j. Baker, T. Z. Waldrip
Lauderdale--H. D. Cameron, J L. Bell
Lawrence-C. Il. Dale.
Leake--
lee. NJ. Hoyle, NJ. Pound.
Lehore-D. I. Mitchell.
Lincoln--V. B. Watts.
Lowndes-James T. Harrison, W. II
Cook, A. L. Myers.
Madison-S. w. Lewis, J. +. Henry.
Marion-Henry Pope.
Marshall. w. C.Watson, s. w. Null
Inns, X. A. Baird.
Monroe-R. f. Houston, C. II. Moore
L. ID. Hollingsworth.
Montgomery
Neshoba-W. /. Bassett.
Newton-I. L, Bolton.
Noxubee-A. W. Simpson, J. l.. Glenn
ems, A. j. Boswell.
Oktibbeha-J. S. Montgomery, Wiley N
Nash.
Panola---J. o. J. Askew, w. W. Cald
well, J. T. Settle.
Perry. w. Denham.
PIkc-Jas. c. Lamkin.
Pontotoc-Jef Wilson.
Prentss-B. A. p. Selman.
Quitman--
hankin-John Russell.
Scott. II. Beeman.
Sharkey--Geo. w. Butler.
Simpson--R. w. Hall.
Smith,. Currie.
SnnA0weH--G. S. Mckenzie.
Tallahatchie--H ii. Bridges.
Tate-F. NJ. Norfeet, w p. Eason.
Tippah--
Tshomingo
Tunica--
UnIun--
Warren T. Marshall Miller, A. w
Brien, Milton Coates.
Westinghouse. NJ. Spencer Gilbert
Horton, ]. II. Parker.
Wayue-Alex. T. Powe.
Ncbster-J. II. tiore,
Wilkinson--D. G. Bramlett, Geo. II.
Peets.
Winston---R. c. Jones
Yalobusha-W. V. Moore.
Yazoo--A. G. Norrell.
w. ]. Washington.
FLoATER REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alcorn and Prentiss--T. II. Underwood.
Amite and Pike-Geo. NJ. Govan.
Benton aud Tippah--John Y. hurry.
Calhoun and Yalobusha-D. w. Rogers.
Holmes and Yazoo-W. l.. DYER.
Jefferson and Lincoln-R, II. Apple
white.
kemper, Lauderdale and Clarke--W. L.
Evans.
Leake and Newton--J. II. Reagan.
Pontotoc and Union-Z NJ Stevens.
Mr.. Orr, of Chickasaw, moved that
Mr.. Harper, of Jefferson, being the oldest
member present, take the Chair. The mo-
ton prevailed.
The Chairman stated the first business to
be transacted would be the swearing in OF
the members. The oath was administered
by the Chairman, who in turn had the oath
administered to him by Mr.. Montgomery,
Of 0ktibbeha.
the election OF Speaker being the next
business in order, the Chairman appointed
as judges Messrs. johnson, of Franklin.
and Eason, OF Tate; and as tellers, Messrs.
Williamson, of Carroll, and Waldrip, Of
Lafayette.
ar. Norrell, OF Yazoo, moved that the
alectionof Speaker be proceeded with by
ballot, which was agreed to.
Nominations being in order, Mr.. Norrell,
81 1azoo, placed in nomination the name
of Hon. Jesse S. Montgomery, of Oktibbeha.
Mr.. Cameron, of LaudeIdale, seconded
he nomination.
Mr.. Alller, OF Warren, put in nomina-
ton the name of Hon. A. J. Baker OF La
fayette.
Mr.. Govan, of Pike seconde the nomina-
lion.
Mr.. Orr, OF Chickasaw, put in nemina-
ton the name OF Hon. VIM. NJ. Inge of Al
corn.
Mr.. Williamson, OF Carroll seconded the
There being no further nominations the
House proceeded toa ballot with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number OF votes cast los. Nee
essary for a choice, 50. Mr.. Inge, SO; Mr..
Baker, "a; Mr.. Montgomery, Is.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Inge was declared duly
elected Speaker OF the House of Represen-
.atives.
On motion Of Mr.. Norrel, OF Yazoo, the
election was made unanimous.
Pending the election, Messrs Marks, of
Quitman, Ferguson, of Tunica, Caldwell,
II Pamela, Hendricks, of Tishominco,
doom, Of DeSoto, Allen, OF Coahoma, and
Enochs, of Rankin, Strain, Of Covington,
Gordon, of Clark, Kittrell, of Green, were
worn in.
Messrs. Montgomery aud Baker escorted
Mr.. Inge to the Chair, who returned thanks
or the honor conferred on him in selecting
lin to preside over the deliberations of the
House.
The next business being the election OF
Jerk OF the House. Mr.. Montgomery, of
Bolivar, put In nomination the name OF
edgar S. Wilson. Mr., McRse, OF jackson,
seOnded the nomination.