The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-03-14

Vlous day at adjournment, vas taken up.
Ar. Billiards amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Reynolds withdrew his motion 70
indefinitely postpone the committee amend
ment.
The committee amendment was then
adopted.
| No. 3s1-For relief Of W. L. Ellis.
! House bill No. 1910 amend an act TO
define the duties of the superintendent of
the penitentiRry and for other purposes.
( approved March 3, 1882.
Tabled subject TO call:
| House bill 987-To consolidate the 18th
and 18th circuit and chancery court dis
/ tricts 70 create new district, TO fx the
time of holding the courts therein, and for
other purposes.
/ Mr.. Marshall moved the bill special
order for $3.50 this eveuing Lost.
/ hr. Kyle moved to indefinitely post
pone.
Mr.. Hyer moved to table the bill subject
I to call, which motion prevailed.
4 Mr.. billiard introduced
1 Senate bill 377-To amend section $50
Code, relating to escheated property. Be
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
/ SENATE BILLIE on THIRD READING.
No. 160-Authorizing the survey and
sale Of certain marsh lands belonging to
the State of Mississippi, lying on the
banks of the East and West Pascagoula
and Pearl rivers and other streams naviga-
Bile, flowing into the Mississippi Sound
and the lakes bordering thereon
The Committee on Public Lands recon-
mended an amendment striking out all af-
/ far ha oIa -
matter. Adopted and the bill passed
These were indefinitely postponed:
| No 335-For relief of W. F. Hamilton,
of Carroll county.
| No. 352--For the relief of L. l.. Richard
son, of SunAower county
| No. 315-For relief of A. NJ. Ratclif,
late assessor of Adams county.
| No. l93-For relief Of John R. Moore of
| Marshall county.
| No. 350-To incorporate the Meridian
and Grenada Railroad Company.
No. 2S4-To amend section l47l Code,
in relation to the time of holding the cir
cult court in the counties of Pontotoc.
Union and Marshall.
| No. 328-To amend section 1888 Code,
in regard to liabilities for damages in eK-
cess of $4,000.
demption of certain lands and regulating
the sale of State lands for homestead pur-
poses.
No. 34-To authorize the trial of civil
cases in the circuit court and before the
Judge in vacation by consent.
No. 372-To amend chapter IL Code, in
relation to Militia.
No. 5l6-For relief of T. T.. 0rendorf,
citizen of this State.
No. SS0-For relief of Henry Powell of
Yazoo county.
No. 966--To punish certain offenses
against private property.
No. 950-To pay the judgment in favor
of II. Fl. Wynn against the State.
The Judiciary Committee recommended
an amendment striking out "$1 ,OO0.28,"
and inserting "$125.25;" also striking out
of line "and $l3.15."
Mr.. Hamilton of Holmes moved to re-
commit. Lost
He then moved to table. Lost.
These were tabled subject to call:
No 22l-For relief of J. A, Haggins, of
Marshall county.
No. 99-For relief of John B. Howard
and J. H. Bennett, of Marshall county.
No. 361-To incorporate the Pascagoula
Improvement Log Running and Booming
Company.
House Joint Resolution 25-In relation
to sale of Codes of 1871 and 1880.
No. 13STo change time for holding the
chancery court in Franklin county.
Mr. billiard offered the following amend
ment;
Strike out all relating to the Code of
1880, which was adopted.
The resolution was then adopted.
Senate bill 349-To amend section $50
Code, looking to the perfecting the checks
between the Auditor of Public Accounts
and sheriffs.
Mr. Simonton offered substitute for the
bill with the following title:
To amend section $50 Code, in regard to
issuing license for privilege taxes. The
substitute was adopted and then the bill
passed.
The Senate insisted on its amendment
to-
House bill 911-To provide for the pay
ment of the outstanding public school GER
tifcates heretofore issued by the superin-
tendent of Kinds county and for other
purposes, and asked for a Committee of
Conference and appointed as said Com
mittee on part of the Senate Messrs. Dill
lard, Boone and Hamilton of Kinds.
On motion of Mr.. Marshall the Senate
agreed to the conference asked for by the
House on the disagreement between the two
Houses on House amendment to Senate
bill No. 362-To abolish the 18th and 18th
circuit and chancery districts and to rear
range the Judicial Districts of the State,
and for other purposes.
Messrs. Marshall, Reynolds and Kyle
were appointed on said conference commit
tee on the part of the Senate.
House bill TITO regulate the sale of
swamp land in this State, and for other
purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Eaton the Senate re-
considered the vote adopting Senate
amendments to said bill, adopted March
11th. On motion of Mr.. billiard, these
amendments were tabled.
The Committee on Public Lands recon-
mended sundry amendments which were
adoptd. The bill passed.
At 2:10 the Senate took recess till 80
P. m.
EVENING SESSION.
At $3.50 p. m. the Senate convened with
quorum.
The Senate resumed consideration Of