The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-13

: b lrvey. Henderson. HyeT. Keith, Kyle. Lii
! dell, Martin. Powell, Reynolds, Sykes
Mr. Roane. of Webster, offered the 70
: lowing amendment:
! f After the words sbailot-boxis inseI
Aand at the same time the clerks sha
take down on separate lists the name {
every person voting" This smendmet
was adopted by vote OF Is to t3:
YEAs.-Messrs Boone. Barkitt, Gayle
Guyton, Hamilton, of Kinds, Hamilton, c
Holmes, Jeffords, Kyle, Packwood, Roam,
of Calhoun, R0ane, of Webster SimontoI
Smith, Terry. Walker and Wilson.
NAYs.-Messrs. Dickson, billiard, EatoI
Gage, Harvey, Henderson. IHyn, Keitt
Martin, Powell. Reynolds. Sykes and Whit
ney.
SIR. Boyd was paired with Mr.. -Idddell
Temporarily absent. Mr.. Iiddell, if pres
ent, would vote nay, he would then vot
yea.
/ Mr.. Roane. of Webster, offered the fol
Elowing amendment: Amend section Ii b,
adding before the words sopen the box
the word publicly" It was adopted by
vote of Is to II;
YEAs-Messrs. Boone, Burkitt, Gayles
Hamilton, of Kinds, Hamilton, of Holmes
Jeffords, Packwood, Roane, of Calhoun
Roane, of Webster, Simonton, Smith, Terry
Walker, Whitney, Wilson.
NAYs-Messrs. Dickson, billiard, Eht6n
Gage, Harvey, Henderson, Hyer, Keith
Kyle, Powell, Reynolds, Sykes.
Mr.. Boyd offered the following amend
ment: Strike out the word ssecret, where
it occurs before the word ballot" in sec
ond line.
Pending the consideration of said amend
ment, by consent the following reports
were made:
Mr.. Reynolds for the Committee on Inn
migration, recommended that
Senate bin 108-Be amended by striking
out all after enacting clause and inserting
new matter proposed by the Committee.
That Senate bill No. Toto continue the
department of Immigration and Agricul-
ture in pursuance of the Constitution. Do
pass with amendments offered by the Com
mittee.
Mr.. Dickson, for Committee on Enrolled
Bills. reported the following bills in the
hands of the Governor for his approval:
Senate bill--To change time of hold
ing circuit court in jackson, Harrison,
Hancock, Marion and Perry counties.
Senate bill No. I22-To authorize the
board of supervisors of Holmes county to
lease the school house and grounds in
which the free white school is Taught in the
town of Lexington.
Senate bill No. l2-To repeal an act to
equalize, the assessment of taxable prop
erty, approved March 3, 1882.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds Senate bill
No. 108-To create an Exposition Bureau
and to make an appropriation therefor,
was made special order Immediately
after the disposition of the special order
now. under consideration by the Senate,
Information was received from the Gov
ernor that he had approved
Senate Joint Resolution No Ito pro-
vide for the disinterment and removal to
more suitable re ting place of the remains
Of such of the dead of tie. 7th, 9th, 10th, |
18th and 44th Mississippi Regiments as
fell in the battle of Mumfordsville, KY, !
September 14th, 1862.
At Up. m, the Senate adjourned till to-
at 10 a. m.
NoTE-The following should have ap- |
peared at the close of the Senate proceed |
ng of yesterday:
No. l3S-To amend an act to amend an
lct to incorporate the town of Pass Chris |
ian, passed March 8, 1850, and an act |
thereto, approved March 8.
1862, approved March 2, 1882. Passed.
At 1:l5 p. M, the Senate adjourned till |
20 O'Clock a. M. tomorrow.