The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

No. 1856. To amend section 200 Code,
in relation To parent and child.
No. 3l7, To cOnstrue section Az
Code.
No. sO6. To empower administrators
and executors to make title to lands
where the deceased died, leaving bond
for title at future day.
To the Committee ON Claims:
No. So, For relief of the sureties on
the bonds of G. Z. Castleberry, OF fish
omingO county.
To the Committee on Counties and Coun'
ty Boundaries:
No. 1902, To authorize the board OF
supervisors of Choctaw county to revise
and correct the land assessment rolls OF
said county.
No. 5S5, to promote the agricultural
interest of Washington county, and for
other purposes.
No 8O4, to allow ferriage and tolls
to members of boards of supervisors.
No. 1905, to authorize the board OF
supervisors of Lafayette county to allow
certain claims.
To the Committee on Education:
No. 9S5, to require the county super
intendent of public common schools,
in said county, and for other purposes.
REPORTS OF Committees.
The Committee on Enrolled bills
through Mr.. Wilson, reported the fol
lowing Senate bills in the hands of the
Governor, Nos. 329 and 266. The fol
lowing conference reports were made:
JACKSON March IL, 1884.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: Your Committee of
Conference on Senate bill No. 1862, an
act to abolish the 18th and 18th circuit
and chancery court judicial districts,
and to rearrange the judicial districts
of the State of Mississippi and for
other purposes, have had the same under
consideration and have failed to agree
JONES S. HAMILTON,
SAMUEL POWELL,
GEO. G. DILLARD,
Committee on part of Senate.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: Your Committee
of Conference on Honse gill No. 949,
to provide for compelling railroads to
fence their tracks, etc, beg leave to re-
port that after a full and free confer
ence, they have not been able to agree.
'" II
J. p. WALKER,
w. A. BOYD,
Committee on part of Senate.
The Committee on Railroads, through
Mr.. Luse, recommended the passage of
House bill No. 995, to incorporate the
Arkansas City, WinOna and Eastern
Railway Company.
The Committee on Public Lands,
through Mr.. Eaton, recommended the
passage of House bill No. 1914, in rela-
ton to the fees and perquisitcs Of the
Swamp Land Commissioner.
The Committee ON Claims, through
Mr.. holland, recommended the rejection
of House bill L4l, for relief of X. G..
Hamill and d. j. Williams.
The Committee on Education, through
Mr.. Hamilton Of Holmes, recommended
the passage, as amended, of House bill
9S5, to require tn !. perintendent of ed.
ucatiOn of Lafayette county to visit the
public schools in said county, and for
other purposes.
The Committee on Levees recommen-
ded the adoption of Senate Joint ResO-
luton No. IA, to empower the Governor
to appoint commissioners to confer with
the Mississippi River Navigation Com
mission, and for other purposes
The Judiciary Committee through Mr..
Kyle recommended the passage of
Senate bill 378, to provide for paying
the employees of the two Houses of the
Legislature, and
Senate bill 377, to amend section 800
Code, relating to escheated property.
And the rejection of
House bill BOG, to empower admins.
traitors and executors to make title to |
ands when the deceased died leaving
bond for title at future day.
House bill 1876, to amend section 2755
code, in relation to parent and child.
House bill BIZ, to construe section 452
Jede.
The Committee on Counties and
|ounty Boundaries through Mr.. billiard,
commended the passage, as amended
House bill 1902, to authorize the board
f supervisors of ChoctOw county TO cor
9ct the assessment rolls, and the reiec-
ion of {
House bill 1905, to authorize the board |
supervisors of Lafayette county to
low certain claims, also 8
House bill 804, to allow ferriage and
Ills to members of boards of sIpervi-
rs.
hese House bills were passed: :
No. 1901, to constitute a three strand
ire fence a lawful fences in Holmes p
'unty.
No. 790, to legaIize sale made by the n
ard of supervisors of SunfOwer coun-
ar.I 80
ecute deed to certain property men .,
med herein to the purchaser thereof. 81
No. $50, to amend the charter of the
wn of Ba'esville in Pamela county. to
No. 773, to protect red creek in Jack til
4 county as a naVigable stream for
saw logs and other timber. ap
No $40, to provide for relief of DR.. mi
E. Holmes, of Montgomery county. tn
No. 995, to incorporate the Arkansas Co
", Winona and Eastern Railway Com lu'
~. .n'
70. 285, to provide YazoO county with CO.
lies of 59th volume Supreme Court 's1
ports.
o. 994, in relation to the fees and per-
sites of the swamp land commission v i9
70. $50, to require the county super. Nc
endent OF public education of Lafav- tom
county to visit the public schools IN 4
county, with an amendment mai me
the pay Tor the extra work required Ian
per day. n
10. Z7O, to amend an act TO author;zo A
Memphis and Vicksburg railrnaJ
Ipany and Ship Island and Me-
\ valley railroad company to effect i
Q. 1902, to authorize the board Of g.,
sryisors Of Choctaw county 70 revise d
correct the assessment roll Of said Of
lty. - ''iu N
Asse we've indefinitely postponed OF Pas
on Sd reading. ''FA b
Q. 46O, TO re-enact 30 much Of chan ~
), Code, 1857, as allows sheriff. dF ~,
ain counties mileage. y IssI
.. $50, tolPrOmote the AgricuItural n
'est OF Washington county. and n
'ther purposes. p..t
?. eO4, % allow ferriage and tolls e. ame
Derss Ok boards of supervisoru n
:. o9y, 70 authorize and raar;. all,
,ublIcatiOn Of an act incornorat;, -,
toWn Of French Camp. Cbors... , n
~. and for other pnfpbbf - n, - II
arch Is, 1872, and 81 ~ in spPsos- ss
9 same town, approved Feb. 81 Is
|. s0s, 70 amend section SSS Code III n,
Iation 70 the time allowed "a q, So
gates across public roads. ~ !
: ~, e amend section 316l Cfda u ~ !,
90, For relief of the Abaries,, NJ =.
g u Monroe county. -
col e be entitled 40 act for the sr,s,
Of J. Madison Massey. 4 citizen ~, ~ III n,
county. s.'es1 y rs
) 81 1 n -...snu Al act 70 make the amel