The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-01-17
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
JANUARY 10Th. 1881

DENATE-I lie lTeSluent anuOuhceu
the following Standing Committees:
Judciary-Messrs. Mitchell, Keith,
Kyle, Walker, Sykes, Harvey and
Spears
Finance - Messrs Henderson,
Hamilton, of Kinds, Simonton ,Roane
of Webster and Powell.
Agriculture, Commerce and Man
observation-disclosures. Liddell, Guyton,
Smith, Owen and Gayles.
observation-disclosures Hamilton, Of
Holmes, Roane, of Webster, Martin
Gage and Jtffords, /
Public Works-Messrs. Roane, Of
Webster, Terry and Dickson.
Printing - Messrs. Packwood,
holland, Boyd, billiard and Gayles.
Observation-Disclosures Luse, Reynolds,
Hyer, Boone ard Smith
Claims-Messrs. holland, Wilson,
Burkitt, Dickson and Guyton.
Mlitia-Messrs. Burkitt, Smith
and Luse.
Federal observation-disclosures Wilson,
Boone, Roane, of Calhoun, Simonton
and Henderson.
Counties and County Boundaries.
-Messrs. billiard, Gage, Wilson,
Burkitt and Whitney,
Immigration-Messls Reynolds,
Eaton, Martin, billiard and Whitney.
Registration Of observation-disclosures.
Hyer, Simonton, Hamilton, Of Kinds,
Spears and Whitney
Unfinished Business - Messrs.
Spears, Terry aud Boone
Banks and Banking-Messrs. Kyle,
Hamilton, of Kinds, and Walker.
Contingent Expenses - Messrs
Guyton, Keith aud Smith.
Penitertiary and Prisons-Messrs.
Boone, Powell, holland, Gayles and
Terry,
Public Lands-N[essrs. Roane, Of
Calhoun, Boyd, Martin, billiard and
Eaton.
Corporations - Messrs. Martin,
Harvey, Roane, Of Webster, Jeffords
and Sykes.
Levees-Messrs. Powell, Owen,
Luse, Jeffords, and Hamilton, of
Kinds.
Engrossed Bills-Messrs, Harvey,
billiard and Gage.
Humape and Benevolent Institu-
tions-Messrs. Brennan, Hamilton,
of Holmes, Walker, Spears and
Liddell
Public Health and Quarantine
Messrs. Brennan, Hyer, Henderson
and Packwood.
The following bills were by leave
of the Senate, introduced and dis,
posed of AS follows:
Mr. Sykes introduced Senate bill
No. /, entitled san act to an end
section HOB of the Revised Code of
1880, in relation to the petition for
license to sell liquors. Read first
and second time under suspension of
the rules and referred to Committee
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Reynolds introduced Senate
bill No. 2 entitled IAN act to cede
jurisdiction to the United States
over certain lands, and for the pur,
chase and condemnation thereof.
Read and referred to the Committee
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Liddell introduced Senate bill
No. 7, entitled an act to repeal an
act entitled an act to incorporate the
Georgia Pacific Railroad Company,
and to enlarge and define its powers
in the State of Mississippi. Read
first and second times under suspen-
sion Of the Rules and referred to the
Committee on Railroads.
Mr.. Sykes introduced Senate bill
No. s, entitled an act to prevent the
sale or exhibition of obscene and i'm
moral literature, pictures and model
casts, etc Read first and second
times under suspension of the Rules
and referred TO the Committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. Reynolds gave verbal notice
that at an early day he would intro.
duce a joint resolution inviting Col.
J. L. II. Claiborne to deliver to the
memorial lecture on
the life of Gen. S j. Gholson.
HoUsE-The following bills were
read twice, and referred
to tie appropriate committees when
BY Mr. Nash
House bill N. 3-An act to pro-
tect the wife from i'll treatment on
the part of her husband. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Favre--
House bill No. Gan act to APP
point Board of Commissioners to
properly place on exhibition the pro-
lucts of the State at the Worlds Exr