The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-10

Mr.. Baird-In relation 20 building and
repairing bridges. Roads, Ferries and
Bridges.
To prohibit traffic in liquors in the town
of Mt. Pleasant, and within three miles
thereof. Passed.
Mr. Watson-To authorize the board OF
supervisors of Marshall county to procure
copies of United States land notes of GER
tain lands lying in said county. County
Affairs.
10 amend the laws of 1892, which pro-
vides compensation for the clerk OF the
circuit court of Lincoln, jefferson and
Franklin counties for services IN certain
criminal cases. County Affairs.
Mr.. Lewis-To authorize the board OF
supervisors of Madison county to furnish
county maps to superintendent OF puhnc
education. County Affairs.
Mr.. Levis-To construe chapter 232 OF
the laws of 1882. County Affairs.
Same-To amend an act authorizing the
Board Of Supervisors of Noxubee county
to employ the county superintendent OF ed
ucation to visit the public schools Of said
county. County Affairs.
Same-To encourage stock raising IN
Madison county. Agriculture.
Mr.. Cook-Providing for necessary re-
pairs ON the Mayhem Academy. Passed.
Mr. Hoyle-To repeal the first section of
an ACE to amend the charter Of the town of
Tupelo. Passed.
Senate bill-In relation to public roads
of the county of Madison. Passed.
To amend the charter of the city of Can
ton. Passed.
10 reduce the State privilege tax on the
Lee Mutual Fire Insurance Association of
Tupslo, Lee county, Miss. Indefinitely
postponed.
the charter of the city of Brookhaven.
Passed.
Mr.. Hardin-To incorporate the. Car
thage High School in the county of Leake.
Corporations.
To amend the school laws of Leake coun-
ty. Passed.
To create the Office OF an additional JUS
tice of the peace and constable in supervi-
sors district No. 2, Of Leake county.
Passed.
To amend section 1lO4, Code. Lies on
table.
To encourage sheep raising in the county
of Leake. Passed.
To allow the widow of the late Senator
w. R. Spears the balance of his salary.
Passed.
Mr.. Baker--To repeal an act to prohibit
the sale or giving away Of Intoxicating
liquors within five miles of the University
of Mississippi, approved March Z, 1882
Mr.. Watson moved to indefinitely post
pone Lost.
Mr.. Selman moved to refer the bill to
the Committee on Universities.
Mr.. Baker moved to table. Carried.
The previous question on the passage of
the bill was called. Call sustained, and the
bill passed by vote of yeast 81, nays 36.
YEAs-Mess. Allen, Atwood, Baker, Banks
dale, Bell, Bridges, Brien, Butler, Caldwell,
Cameron. Cook, Crump, Currie, Dickerson,
Enochs, Evans, Favre, Foules, Coz don,
Hall, Hardin, Harper, Henry, Horton,
Hughston of Choctaw, Houston of Monroe,
Hoyle, Hudnall, johnson of Carroll, Jones,
Kitrell, lLamkin, Marks, Mcdonald, Nc
Leod, McNeely, Miller, Mitchell, Moore of
Issaquena, Moore of Yalobusha, Mullins,
Nabers, Orr, Peyton, Reagan, Robinson,
Settle, Waldrip, Watts, White, Whitman,
Williams. Totel-51.
NAYs-Messrs. Alexaner, Askew, Baird,
Beeman, Boswell, Bramlette, Cory, Craw-
ford, Denham, Eason, Flowers, Gore,
Guynes, Hollingsworth, Huff, Kendrick,
Love, Magruder, Moore of Monroe, Nash,
Norheet, Odom, Poets, Pope, Pounds, Row
an, Sanders, Selman, Simpson, Strahan,
Underwood, Watson, Williamson, Wilson,
Mr.. Speaker. Total-36.
Mr.. Wilson-To facilitate the construc-
ton of the Ship Island railroad, and for
other purposes. Penitentiary.
ITO provide for the payment of grand
and petty jurors of Kemper county.
Passed.
Mr.. Whitman-To amend an act to pro-
hibit the sale of liquors in Clear Greek.
Temperance.
Same-To incorporate the town of
Heidelberg. Corporations.
Mr.. Baird-In relation to building and
repairing bridges in Marshall county.
Roads, Ferries and Bridges.
To provide for the enumeration of the
educable children in Issaquena county. In
definitely postponed.
Mr.. McNeely-To provide for the pay
ment of the bonded debt of Kinds county.
Passed.
Same-For the relief of the sheriff of
Kinds county, which provides that the sher-
iff shall not be compelled to serve foreign
writs unless the fee accompanies them.
Judiciary.
Same-To incorporate the New Era Mill
in the county of Kinds. Corporations.
Same-To authorize the board of super
visors of Kinds county to correct an erro-
neous assessment of lands in Kinds county.
Passed.
Same-To amend section 1851 Code in
reference to the pay of the marshall of the
Supreme Court fees and salaries. Judiciary.
Same-To extend certain privileges to
the owners of Cooper's Wells in Kinds
county. Judiciary.
Mr.. McLeod-To create separate school
district in the counties of Kinds and Madi-
son. Passed
Senate bill-To create three justices Of
the peace in the 9Th supervisors district of
Kinds county. Passed.
To regulate the Free Public Schools in
the county of Kinds. Education.
At 40 the House adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
The House was called to order at $3.50
D. m. No quorum being present, the Ser
geant-at-Arms was instructed TO bring in
absent members.
A quorum being obtained the following
entitled bills were introduced and refer
red.
Mr.. Harper-To amend an act to revise
and amend the charter of the Town of Fay
cite. Passed.
Same-For the relief Of John A. Gal
breath, of jefferson county. Propositions
and Grievances.