The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-06

on,the passage of the bill, carried; and the
bill to repeal the Law vas passed by the fol
lowing vote:
YEAs-MessFs. Allen, Atwood. Askew
Baird, Bassett. Beeman, Bolton. Boswell,
Bramlette, Bridges, Caldwell. Cameron,
Clemens, Coates, Cook, Cory. Covan.
Crump, Currie, Dale, Dyer, Enochs, Evans,
Flowers, Gore, Govan, Guynes, Hardin,
Harper, Harrison, Horton, Hughston, of
Choctaw, Houston, of Monroe, Howard.
Hoyle, Hudnall, Jones, Kendrick, Lamkin.
aid, Mitchell, Montgomery, of Bolivar,
Moore, of Issaquena, Moore, of Monroe,
Mullins, hurry, Nabers. Nash, Norfeet,
0dom, Parker, Pope, Pound, Reagan.
Robinson, Rogers, Rowan, Russell, OF Clay,
Russell, of Rankin, Selman, Settle, Simpson.
Stevens, Strahan, Underwood, warfeld,
Watson, White, Whitman. Williams, Wilson,
Mr.. Speaker. Totsl-75.
NAYs-Messrs. Baker, Barksdale. Brien.
Christmas, Dyer, Foules, Gordon, McNeely,
Miller, Poets, Warrington. Total-lo.
Mr.. Bell stated he was paired with Mr..
Ho.lingsworth. II Mr.. Hollingsworth was
present he would have voted no, Mr.. Bell
aye.
A motion to reconsider the action just
had was tabled.
Mr.. Harrison-Resolyed, That on and
after Friday next the House dispense with
the call of the roll of counties, Saturdays
excepted. Lies over.
Mr. Harrison-That the House shall, on
and after Friday next, meet at 10 o'clock
a. IN. and ~ O'Clock p. m. Lies over.
Mr.. Miller-To secure the faithful coll
lection of delinquent personal taxes. Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Crump-To amend section 1854
Code. County Affairs.
Mr.. Crump-To amend section 1910
Code. Judiciary.
Mr.. Montgomery-To amend an act for
abolishing the Office of Liquidating Levee
Commissioners and for other purposes
Lsvees
Mr.. Crump--To tax dogs, and for the
relief of sheep and hog raisers. Agricul'
| ture.
Mr.. Crump-To abolish the Office of tai
assessor and to require the justices of the
peace to make the assessment Judiciary
Mr.. Enochs-To amend section AS Code
Fees and Salaries.
Mr.. Kendrick amend article z o
the Constitution of the State of Missis
sippi. Constitutional Amendments.
Mr.. Enochs-A resolution that commit
tee be appointed by the Speaker to inquir
into the facts of printing presses, type
material, &C., not paying any taxes, an'
that said committee have power to send TO
xarsopa and nanars Adontad
Mr.. Underwood-To prohibit the trafii
in liquors within five miles of the Cour
House of Alcorn county. Temperance.
Mr.. Simpson-For the relief and pro
lection of druggists.
Mr.. 3oswell-To amend section 149
Code. Judiciary.
Mr.. Moore, of Monroe-To amend sec
ton 7O3 and ia Code. Education.
Act providing for filling any vacancie
which may occur by reason of officers cleo
failing to make their bond within the tim
specified by law. Passed.
Mr.. Watson-Pr Prohibiting the Ci-cui
and Chancery Courts from allowing aC
!. counts except when itemized and verife
/, , by affidavit. Judiciary.
Mr.. Watson-To amend section ISL
Code in regard to Chancery rules. Jud
ciary.
At 1855 the House adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
House met pursuant to adjournment
= Reports of Committees:
: From Committee on Universities;
e To regulate the terms of, and appoin
: ment of Professors in the Universities (
Mississippi. Passed.
q To amend an act apportioning the st
6 dents of the Agricultural and Mechanic
q College at Starkville among the sever
o counties of the State according to the viii
|, educahle children. Passed.
Committee on Claims:
:. For the relief of ]. J. Anderson,
: Union county. Passed.
To authorize the board of Supervisors
10 Washington county to make additional I
!, lowances to cover the expenses of registr
II ton in 1879. Passed
For the relief of p. B. NJ. Waite. of Tia
county, and estate of j. M. Hawkins,
DeSoto county. Passed.
Mr.. Stevens-To prohibit the sale
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