The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-06

No. 3S5-To authorize the board of su-
pervisors Of Pike county to purchase GER
tain books for the use of the county was
taken up.
The Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries recommended the following
amendment, which was adopted: Strike
ont the words "and directed" in line of
section one. The bill was passed.
No. 3S6-To furnish the clerks of Quit
man county with Georges and Andrews
Digest" was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. billiard the bill was
indefinitely postponed, because the reason
for asking the books did not appear clear.
Senate bills heretofore ordered engrossed
we're considered as follows:
No. 22-To incorporate the Macon and
Tuscaloosa Railroad Company. Passed.
No. 96-To incorporate the Mississippi
River and Deer Greek Railroad Company.
Passed.
No. $50 incorporate the Aberdeen
and Fulton Railroad Company. Passed.
Reports of Committees:
Mr.. Boyd, 70, the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, reported the following bill in the
hands of the Governor for his approval,
to-wit:
To authorize the board of supervisors
and the county superintendent of educa-
ton of Calhoun, Grenada and DeSoto
counties to contract with teachers of Pub
lie Schools of said counties to teach such
schools for salaries less than now allowed
by law.
Mr.. Harvey, for Committee on Engrossed
Bills, reported Senate Bills Nos. 22, IS and
SO, incorporating the Macon and Tusca.
loosa, the Aberdeen and Fulton, the MISS
sippi River and Deer Creek railroad com
panies, properly engrossed.
Mr. Simonton, by leave, offered 5. j. K
No. 8-Authorizing the Joint Standing
Committee on Public Officers to employ
and pay for experts. Passed by unsni-
nous vote.
The Senate resumed consideration OF
House bills on third reading:
No. 247-To incorporate the Mississippi
State Fair Association was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
No. 1O6-To incorporate the Vicksburg
Printing and Publishing Company. On
motion Of Mr.. Kyle indefinitely postponed
No. 92-To incorporate the Oktibbeht
Lumber and Manufacturing Company
On motion of Mr.. Kyle indefinitely post
poned.
No. 267-To amend the charter of thu
town of CORTLAND in Pamela county
Passed.
No. 364-To construe section one Of Al
act to prohibit the sale or giving away o
intoxicating liquors within five miles of tn
University of Mississippi, approved Marcel
1882. On motion of Mr.. Powell indeh
nitely postponed.
No. 54-To amend section 1861, chapte
75 Code. On motion of Mr.. Kyle iEdef
nitely postponed.
No. 227-To amend section 37S, Code
to decrease the bond of the constables o
Harrison county.
On motion of Mr.. billiard it was indeh
nitely postponed.
No. 35l-To authorize the board of 81
pervisors of Clay county to purchase Gel
tain records. Passed.
No. 3S4-To change time of holding tn
circuit court in Pike county. Passes
Court will now be held for twelve days
less beginning with second Mondays c
January and July.
No. 8s7-For relief of j. F. Hudson,
Rankin county.
On motion of Mr.. Walker indefinite
postponed.
Mr.. Harvey, by leave introduced bill
To establish and maintain an agricultur
experiment station at and in connectiS
with the Agricultural and Mechanical %
lege of this State. Referred to Committ
on Agriculture, Commerce and Manufa
lures.
Mr.. Kyle moved to reconsider the yo
indefinitely postponing House bill No. Il
--To incorporate the Vicksburg Printii
and Publishing Company, and asked
have said motion entered on the lourni
which was done.
Information was received from the Go
ernor that he had approved Senate Joi
Resolution No. 31S-Authorizing the CT
ployment of an additional clerk for
Secretary of State. :,
At 1:5O p. m. the Senate adjourned Il
/. 10 a. IN. tomorrow.