The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-01-17

Win tuoSP OF last session except sucn
as are here given.)
Rule 15--The yeas and nays may
/ be called for by one>tenth of the
Senators present, and on the call Of
the yeas aud nays each Senator, I'M e.
less excused by the Senate, shall de-
clare openly aud without debate, his
assent or dissent to the question. In
calling the roll of 'he Senate, the
names of the Senator shall be called
alphabetically. Any Senator may
have his vote recorded, if the call for
the yeas and nays is not sustained
The yeas and nays cannot be de-
manded after a division has been
taken on the question.
Rule 50-Add in fifth line after
words contents of each' the follow.
ing: bills, joint resolutions, amend
ment.'
The privileges of the Senate were
extended to the following gentlemen:
Judge Byx er McFarl .nd,of Monroe;
Hon 9 e Hooker, vi Kinds; Hons F
q Barry nl F 5 Wnlte, of Clay; W
A Percy, eff Washington; Hon Il O
Sy kes, of Monroe; Hons, " D Miller
aud } b Booth. of Punola, and Judge
j B Morgan, OF Tate; Hons. j r
Mcintosh, Of Chickasaw, and New
nan Cayce of Itawnmba.
Mr.. Ham,lton,o of Hinds,gave notice
that he will, on Tomorrow, or some
early day, thereafter, introduce bill
for the better protection of the
property and the lives OF the inmates
CT the State Lun.lic Asylum, and
making an appropriation for lighting
that institution with gas or electric
light
Mr.. Sykes cave notice that he will,
on to- morrow, introduce IAN act to
prevent the sale or exhibition of
obscene and immoral literature, pic
lures, cards, etc.;' Also "a joint res,
olulion to provide for the disinler'
ment ard removal to a more suitable
resting place Of the remains of snch
of the dead Of ihn7th,9th 10lh.29lh,
and a b Mississippi Regiments rs
were killed in the battle of Num-
louisville. Ky, September l4th, 1862
Mr.. Reynolds introduced the fol-
lowing resolution which wasndopted
Resolved, That the Governor
message be referred to special
committee Of three to be apportloued
amongst the several standing com.
mittees of he Senate. Committee
Messrs, Reynolds, Simonton and
Walker
Mr.. Reynolds offered the follow.
ing which was adopted:
Resolved,By the Senatc,the House
concurrinG, that committee of
three on the part of the Senate and
---on the part of the House be
appointed on joint rules for the
transaction of business between the
two houses. Messrs Reynolds, Sykes
and Hyer
Mr.. Sykes presented memorial
to the Congress of the United States
in relation to interstate commerce,
with a resolution instructing the
Senators and requesting the Repre-
senlatives from Mississippi to exert
their infn3pce to secure the passage
Of a law to regulate interstate COM
meIce and the charges for freight
and fare, by railroad corporations,
Referred to Committee on Railroads, !
when appointed.
Senate adjourned at 3 o'clock p. |
IN. till 10 o'clock TO morrow morning
HuUsE-By Mr.. Nabors-
Resolved, That committee Of five
be appointed by the Speaker to draft
Rules for the government Of the
House, and that the Rules of the last
House be adopted until the commit
tee prepares the Rules for the House
Adopted
BY Mr. HoyIe-
We cas-, Since he adjournment
of the last Legislature Of the State
Of Mississippi we have been inform,
ed OF the death of the Hon. W H II
Tison, of Lee county who was
Speaker Of the House of Represen
tatiyes Mt its last session; aud
Whereas, 1t is fitting and proper
that we acknowledge and pay tIibute
to his memory for distinguished ser,
vices in this House and to his coun.
try, therefore.
Be it resolved, That the Speaker
appoint conn ittee of five to pre-
pare suitable resolutions in com
Of lis memory.
The resolution was amended by
adding the names of S j. Gholson,
former Speaker, and VIM. Ayers, of
Benton,and rs amended was adopted
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