The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-30
property, al proved March ath. Is !

property, approved March 9th, Is :, dc
That Senate bill No. So sme a ~
act to elUalize the assessm At o xahls
property, apT royed March J,h, 1sS a
not pass.
M. LiddeL for Committe, ON AurlcuL
ture. Commerce and Manufactures, resom.
msnded-
That Senate bill No. l0l-To repeal SEQ
tiol 1853, Code Of 1880, in relation e
= mortgages on growing crops, do not pass
That Senate bill No. SOTO amend an ac;
to amend sec. ion 5s5, Revised Code, 1880,
in relation to public revenue, approved
March 9th, 1852. opass as amsnded.
Mr. Packwood, for Committee on Public
Printing, recommended
That Senate bin No 73-Relating to the
i. printing of certain class of incorporating
, acts and private acts in the published laws
OF this State. Do pass as amended.
Mr.. Luse, for Committee on Railroads,
res )mmeadsd
That Senate bill No. 22-To incorporate
the Macon ard Tuscaloosa Railroad Com
pany and
Ssnate bill No. 47-To incorporate the
Helena, Memphis and New Orleans Rail-
road Company and
Senate bill No. 5S-To incorporate the
Aberdeen and Fulton Railroad Company
and
Senate bill No. 96-To incorporate the
| Mississippi River and Deer Greek Railroad
| Company. Do all pass as amended
and that the amendments heretofore adopt
ed by the Senate lie stricken out of Senate
bill No. AZ.
Mr.. holland, for Committee on Claims,
recommended
That senate bill No 9c-To amend an nc
10 authorize the Clerks of the Circuit Courts
Of Hancock and Perry counties to employ
a competent person to perform the duties |
of stenographer for the Circuit Courts of
said counties and for other purposes. Do |
pass as amended
Mr.. billiard, for Committee on Counties
ana County Boundaries, recommended
That Senate bill No. 103, in relation to
sheriff's fees of Marshall county for vict-
ualing prisoners, and for other purposes,
10 not pass.
That Senate bill No l04-In relation to
the public roads in the county OF Madison.
and for other purposes, do pass.
That Senate bill No. 9I-To compel
overseers of roads in Tunica county to do
their duty, do pass.
This last recommendation was not
unanimous.
Mr.. Kyle, for Committee on Banks and
Banking, recommended-That House bill
No. 105 do pass.
Mr.. Sykes, for Committee on Corpora Z
ions, recommended that Senate bill No. 1
S2-To amend an act to incorporate the {
Alabama and Georgia Rail- /
way Company, approved March 8, 1882, do {
BASS. c
Mr.. Gage for Committee on Public 2
Health and Quarantine recommended, \
That Senate bill No. Prohibiting sale i
If liquor in the town of Como and within )
miles thereof. Do pass. \
That House bill No. I0l--To prohibit
he sale of vinous and spirituous liquors in
district No. 5, Simpson county. Do pass ei
nth amendments. f
Mr.. Boone for Committee on Peniten- b
iary and Prisons, recommended, p
That Senate bill No. 62-To prohibit the
Torking of convicts CT the Mississippi.
'enitentiary upon private works in the
ounties of Bolivar, Coahoma and Sun
over. Do not pass.
message was received from the Gov y
rnor that he had approved, =
Senate bill No. 26-Prohibiting the sale :
T giving away of intoxicating liquors in -
ardis, in Pamela county, or within four y
niles thereof. :,
Also Senate Joint Resolution No. g. \
ppointing Committee to visit Il 0 Luna :
ic Asylum at Meridian.
AR. NoIand offered resolution to hold !.
wo sessions day commencing at 10 a. IN. -
nd 7:3O p, N. respectively. "a
Introduction of bills by leave: =,
Mr. Gage, No. 106-To refund 10 Albert "
andel of Grenada county, certain money y
ne him by the State. To Finance Com y
littee. :.
Mr.. Sykes, No. 1O7-To incorporate the y
lemphIs, oxford and Columbus Railroad u
ompany. To Committee on Railroads.
Mr.. Reynolds, No. 10S-To create an &c
zposition Bureau and to mako en- appro ~
ration therefor. To Committee On Ag p
culture. u
Mr. Hamilton, of Kinds, No 1O9-To p
mend the charter of the Gulf and Ship I'll
'land Railroad Company. To Committee h
n Railroads.
Mr. Roane, of Calhoun, No. 110-For
,lief of Dr. James Waite, of Calhoun
ounty. To Committee on Public Healtl
nd Quarantine.
By Mr.. Henderson, No. HIN relatio,
, the relief of defaulting officers and thei M
1reties. To Finance Committee.
By Mr.. Gayles, No. 1I2-To incorporate A
le town of Bolivar, in Bolivar county. To A'
ommittee on Corporations.
By Mr.. Roane, of Calhoul, No. 113-For m
le relief of John T. Mccormick, a cripple wi
Calhoun county. To Finance Commit &c
e. i'e
By Mr.. Noland, No 1l4-In relation to
rtain escheated property and for relief NC
L. Wise, NJ. j. Pool, and l.. and A. E.
exert. To Judiciary Committee. SUI
At ! 40 the Senate adjourned till 10 a. M, 80
morrow. raj