The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

The conferees on the part of the Sen
ate are Messrs Reynolds, Luse, billiard,
Guyton and Walker.
Mr.. billiard offered Senate Joint Reso-
luton Is, in relation to the State Indus
trial School for white girls. Read once.
Mr.. Reynolds moved a suspension of
the rules so as to put it upon its second
reading. Lost by vote of IA to 8, less
than twO-tbirds:
YEAs-Messrs. Boyd, Burkitt, billiard
Eaton, Harvey, Henderson, Kyle, Lrse,
holland, Owen, Reynolds, Simonton,
Smith and Walker.
NAYs-Guyton, Hamilton of Kinds,
Hyer, Marshall, Martin, Packwood,
Sykes, Whitney and Wilson.
| Mr.. Hamilton of Kinds introduced
he following memorial:
Resolution and memorial to Congress
in behalf of the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad Adopted.
The Committee on Counties and Coun-
! ty boundaries recommended the pas
sage of
House bill 585, to promote the agri-
C Iltural interestsof Washington county.
The rejection of:
Smith, of Madison county.
| The Governor communicated his ap-
prevail Of senate bills Nos. 329, 266, 364,
376, 81, 30l, 302, 365 and 289
The Committee on Enrolled Bills,
! through Mr.. Wilson, reported Senate
bill $50, for relief of A. H. Arthur, ID.
J. Foreman, james Fossett, George r.
Hawkins, S. II. Kemper, H. NJ. Quacken-
boss and ". G. Raines, in the hands of
the Governor.
The Committee on Claims, through
! Mr.. holland, recommended the rejection
of House bill S62, for relief of the sure
ties of c. c. Castlebery, of Tishominge
county.
REPORT OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. PRFsIDENT-Your committee ap-
pointed to confer with a committee of
the House in regard to House bill No.
1872, and Senate amendments thereto,
have had their conference and have
agreed to the following recommends
tiOns:
l. That the Senate recede from its
amendment striking out Sd and 4th sec
ton and inserting other matter.
2. That the House concur in the Sen
ate amendment striking out section 5
and inserting other matter.
3. That the House concur in Senate
amendment adding section 7.
4. That the Senate reeede from its
amendment No 4, in regard to repairs,
etc.
5. That the House concur on Senate
amendment No. 6, striking out all after
line % in section l and inserting new
matter.
6. That the House concur in the Sem
ate amendment as to the salary of the
upelintendent of the Penitentiary.
Respectfully submitted,
F. NJ. BOONE,
III. r. JEFFoRDs,
SAM Powell.
Committee on part of the Senate.
The report Was received and adopted.
House bill No. 759-For relief of
Adam Carlisle and for other purposes,
was referred to Committee on Educa-
ton.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
These were indefinitely postponed:
No. $40, to authorize the board Of SUI
peryisors of Carroll county to compen-
safe the chancery clerk of said county
for certain services.
No. 367, to authorize the boards of
supervisors of the several counties to
employ and pay civil engineer or other
competent person to make plans and
specifications for any or all bridges to be
hereafter built, in their respective coun-
ties, aud to inspect and report upon
same.
No. 81, granting certain powers to
the board of supervisors of Kinds coun
" and for other purposes.
This was passed:
No. 357, to empower the board of SUI
pervisors Of Grenada county TO sell and
convey certain property in town Of Gre
NADIA.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD RRADIEG.
These were indefinitely postponed:
No. 862, for relief of the sureties on
the bonds of G. c. Castlebury, Of Tisho-
mingo county.
No. 904, to allow ferriage and tolls 10
members of the board of supervisors.
No. 400, for relief of John P. Smith,
of Madison county.
This was passed:
No. $50, to promote the agricultural
interest Of Washington county, and for
other purposes
Mr.. holland offered the following
amendment: Insert after the word
Washington Id section 5, the words
sand shall not apply to 50 much Of said
county Of Washington as lies east Of
Black Bayou in townships Is, 16 and
| "a until the same shall have been APP
proved BY . majority Of the qualified
voters Of said excepted district e an
election 10 Be held under order Of the
board OF supervisors of said county, &c
c0rding to the law regulating the cleo
ton az county officers" Adopted
i Mr.. JeHords offered the following
1 amendment:
Insert after the enacting CLAUSE, Il 1t
IAN election held under tie order Of The
board "a supervisors Of Washington
county held 81 special elections, are r..
lquired ~ LAW to Be held, ~ Is 3 general
election mai0rity Of the legal voter
shall 50 decide Adopted.
Mr. Hyef offered the following auend.
ments
Add. and this law shall net operate
4 TIL the ferrikerY eloeted ahall - n
i Guided IL good and lawful fence an1
the board of supervisors may levy to
to build and keep ii repair said fences
and good and substantial plank ea4e
shAII IL crested MhHneNefn public read
enters said inElased territory
r ayGE entered n motion - geeQn