The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-24

Mr.. Sykes offered an amendment max
ing the fees collected for the benefit Of the
A. and NJ. College
Mr.. Eaton moved to recommit the bill
and amendment. Motion lost.
Mr.. Luse then offered an amendment
to the amendment so that one-half the fees
would go to the College and the other TO
the State Chemist
Mr.. Luse's amendment was tabled and
Mr. Sykes's amendment was then adopted.
The bill as amended was then passed.
No. 5l2-For relief of r. X. Chiffon 4
Co., of Lafayette county. Passed.
No. 622-For relief of John A. Galbreath
Of Jefferson county. Passed.
No 538-For relief of J. II. Vance. of
Yalobusha county taken up, which on mo-
ton of Mr.. holland was tabled.
Mr.. Marshall offered an amendment re.
ducing the amount refunded to SI9l 80
from 5000. The bill was then passed, all
the members present except Mr.. billiard
voting yea.
No. 646-For relief of minor heirs OF
Mr.. Lenora Pope, deceased. of East Baton
Rouge Parish, Louisiana. Recommitted
TO COMMITTEES on Claims.
No. l7l.-To provide for an additional
docket to be kept by chaRcery clerks. In
definitely postponed.
No. 170-To amend section $50, Code.
Indefinitely postponed.
No. 7o7-For relief of Henry CASTOR, Of
Lowndes county. Indefinitely postponed
No. l23-To amend section 1923 Code
1880 Indefinitely postponed.
No. 63-To repeal section 3l72 Code
1880 80 far as it applies to Madison county.
Indefinitely postponed.
No 1910 expedite the business of cir.
cult courts and promote the public interest.
No. 763-To amend sections 7l6 and 720
Code 1880. Referred to Committee on
education at the request of the Judiciary
Committee.
No U-To change time for holding the
circuit and chancery courts of Kinds
county Passed.
The bill makes the circuit court to con-
vene in the lst district on first Monday in
January, to continue Is days; the chancery
court second Mondays in March and Sep
ember to continue IL days. In the 2nd
dirtrict the circuit court convenes on first
Ionday in February TO continue "a days,
md third Monday in July to continue Is
lays; the chancery court on first Mondays
n June and December to continue Il days.
No. 426--To amend section 2403 Code
1880. Passed.
The cnanse operates to allow justices OF
The peace who are lawyers 10 practice law
before any court out of their own justice
llsirict.
No. 726-To create an additional Justice
district in beat No. of Yazoo county and
ledne the powers of the officers of the
same. Passed.
No. l63-To amend section 2230 Code,
in relation to justices of the peace, was to
compel said justices in making returns to
boards of supervisors of fines collected, to
i've names of persons, date and amounts.
Passed.
No. l55-To amend section 3O02 Code,
in reference to limitation against burg
lary.
The bill adds burglary to list of crimes
against which no Limitation operates.
Passed.
No, 1910 change time of chancery
nd circuit court of Lowndes county.
Passed.
The new terms are: Chancery court I'd
Mondays of May and November, to con-
tinue IS days; circuit court Sd Mondays in
No. 772-To create an additional JUS
ice district in beat No. l, Itawamba couu-
ty Passed.
No. 48l-Authorizing the board of scper-
yisors of Coahoma county to pay of out.
standing school warrants, taken up.
Mr.. Marshall offered an amendment
which was adopted, providing that the
funds necessary to maintain the public
schools for the current year shall not be
affected by this bill. The bill as amended
was then passed.
No. 39i-For relief of p NJ Waite, of
Tate county and estate of ]. M. HUskins,
Of DeSoto county, taken up.
Mr.. Powell offered substitute which was
| adopted. The bill was then passed by
vote 81 to &.
YEAs-Messrs Boone, Brennan, Burkit.I
Billiard, Eaton. Gage, Hamilton of Kinds,
Hamilton of Holmes, Harvey, Henderson,
Hyer Jeffords, Keith, Kyle, Luse, Marshall,
Owen, Packwood, Powell, Reynolds, Roans
of Calhoun, Roane of Webster, Smith, Sykes,
Terry, Whitney and Wilson.
NAIs-Messrs. Boyd, Dickson, holland.
The substitute applies only to Waite.
No 626-To authorize the board of su-
pervisors of Covington county to levy a
tax sufficient to pay the outstanding school
debt of the county, taken up.
Mr. Dickson offered an amendment
changing required" to empowered"
Adopted.
Mr. billiard offered an amendment stipu-
lating that no illegal warrant should be
paid. Adopted.
Mr.. Roane, of Webster, offered an amend.
ment 30 as to inclu le Webster county.
Adopted.
Mr. Dickson offered a substitute for the
bill, and on his motion the bill and substi-
tute we're recommitted to the Committee on
Education.
No. 1870 prohibit the sale of toy
pistols in this State.
Mr.. Simonton moved its indefinite post
Ponement Lost.
The Committee on Militia offered an
amendment to strike ont section I'd.
Adopted. (This applied to fire crackers
and Roman candles
Mr.. Reynolds offered an amendment
striking out "or bring any within the State"
Adopted. The bill as amended was then
passed.
Nc. 646-To repeal the at ineorporat.
ing the Cofeevills Guards of Cofeeville.
Passed.
No. ZIG TO amend section 219I, Code,
so as to define jurisdiction of Justices of
the peace in the two circuit and chancery
court districts in the county of Chickasaw.
Mr.. Keith moved to indefinitely postpone.
Lost. The bill was then passed.
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