The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAT.
TuUasDlr, Feb. 81, 1854.

TuunsDAr, Feb. 81, 1884
Senate met pursuant 70 adjournment,
1t. Governor Stands In the Chair.
All members present except Mr.. Mitchsll.
The privileges OF the Senate we're extend
ed 10 Hon. J. Y. benson, Of Leake county
Mr.. Dickson, for the Committee on En-
rolled Bills reported the following bills in
the hands Of the Governor for his approval:
Senate bill No. 2--To code jurisdiction
TO tho United States over certain lands and
the purchase and condemnation thereof
Senate bill No. l0-Empowering the
board Of supervisors Of Wilkinson county
10 repair certain building, the property
of the county, and for other purposes.
Senate bill No. 40 amend section $40,
Code, concerning appointment Of deputy
assessors.
Senate bill No. 27--To pay the expenses
Of conveying parties charged with the com
mission Of a felony and arrested by Q
requisition OF the Governor Of this State
TO place Of trial.
Mr.. Henderson, for the Committee on
Finance, recommended the passage of q
substitute for Senate bill No. log To re-
fund TO Albert Sandsl, Of Grenada county,
certain money due him by the State.
A substitute for Senate bill No. 252-To
exempt from taxation all money loaned at
8 per cont, and TO provide penalties for
failure 10 give in TO the assessor money
loaned at higher rate Of interest
House bill 382-To extend the time for
paying tho taxes in Perry county to March
LIST, 1884.
That these do not pass:
House bill 1870 empower the board
Of Supervisors of Lauderdale county TO levy
a special tax in certain cases.
Senate bill 146-For relief Of z. j. Guice,
Harry @. Griffin, Joe Reall, s. s. Reaves,
Thomas Reed and Levi b. Fields, sureties
on the bond Of J. 8. Montgomery (The
relief sought has been granted otherwise. }
Mr.. Keith, for the Judiciary Committee
recommended that these do pass:
Senate Joint Resolution to submit to the
vote of tho people constitutional amend
ment providing that changes in local whis-
ky laws shall not be granted oftener than
once every four years. Also
Senate bill 263-To amend section 1917,
Code, 80 az TO include notary public.
That these do not pass:
House bill 685-To amend sections ll6,
444 and 445, Code, in relation to allowance
OF circuit clerk Of Pamela county.
I Senate bill 238 amend sections 1888,
2it2 and 2443, Code, in relation to answer
of garnishees.
Senate bill 230-In relation to porter Of
Supreme Court.
Senate bill 245-To amend section 2000,
Code, as TO bond Of county administrators.
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vinous and spirituous liquors in quantities
from one to five gallons to comply with
section 1903 to 1104, Code.
Mr.. holland, for the Committee on
Claims, recommended that these do pass:
House bill 26S-For relief of the sheriff
and circuit clerk CT Warren county and the
witnesses in the case of Charles X. Furlong
! House bill 655-For relief of Charles
SWEET of Warren county, as amended.
| That this do not pass:
House bill 654-For relief of the sheriff
Of Warren county.
Mr. Sykes, for the Committee on Corpo.
rations recommended the passage of:
Senate bill 260-For relief of certain
piece of property known as the North Mis-.
sissippi Cotton and Wooden Mills in Cor
NTH
Senate bill 237-To consolidate into one
the several acts in reference to the incorpo.
ration of Baldwin, in Lee and Prentiss
counties.
Senate bill 25O-To incorporate tho Gre
NADIA Collegiate Institute, as amended by
committee.
Senate bill 243-To approve, ratify and
confirm the consolidation and merger Of
the Natchez Wharf and Elevator Company
with the Bluff City Railway Company.
The rejection of these:
Senate bill No 253---To amend an act
incorporating the Chickasaw Savings In
stitution of Okolona, and an amendment to
said act Of incorporation changing the
name to Chckasaw Savings Bank.
Senate bill No. 240-To amend an act 10
charter the Warren Cotton Mills Company,
approved March Sth, 1882, by changing the
name Of said company to that of the War
rem Mills
Mr.. Dickson for Special Committee to
consider sundry prohibition bills, recon-
mended the passage Of
House bill 75S-Securing prohibition
within i've miles of kossuth, Alcorn coun-
ty, and
House bill 75-Securiug prohibition for
Copiah county.
They recommend the rejection Of
House bill 410-Seouring prohibition
within certain limits Of Ashland, Benton
county.
Mr.. Luse for the Committee on Rail-
roads, recommended the passage Of
House bill 409--To amend an act to au-
thorize purchasers of railroads under exc
cution or DEGREES of foreclosure to organize
as incorporated companies and for other
purposes; also
House bill 465-To amend an act to in
corporate the Memphis and vicksburR
1870.
Mr.. Hyer, for the Committee on Registra-
ton and Elections, recommended the pass
age of Senate bill 1870 change the 29th
Senatorial District into two districts.
Mr.. Kyle, for the Commites on Banks |
and Banking recommend that House bill |
Noll22, in reference to Banks and Bank. |
ing be rejected.
Mr.. Hamilton, for the Committee on Ed |
ucation, recommended the passage of House
bill No. 24S-To authorize the boards Of |
supervisors OF the several counties to estsb-
lish county high schools.
House bill No 2S2-To make the town Of |
Coneeville in the county OF Yalobusha q
separate school district.
House bill No. 66l-To increase the
school fund Of Tate county.
House bin No. 6S9-To authorize the
board of Supervisors of Rankin county TO