The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-03-13
Respectfully,
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G. M. GovAN,
Chm Com. on part of House.
]. p. WALKER.
Chm Com. ON part of Senate.


]. P. WALKER.
Chm Com. on part of Senate.
The following bills we're introduced and
disposed of:
BY Mr.. Hyer, No. 375-To authorize the
board of supervisors of Marshall county to
appropriate sum of money to repair the
Waterford school-house. Passed.
By Mr.. Harvey, No. 376-To protect the
tax payers of Madison county against the
payment of cancelled bonds. Passed.
Mr.. Boone called up House resolution in
relation TO adjourning the Legislature sine
die on Wednesday, March II, at IL IN.
He moved the substitution of Saturday"
for Wednesday. The motion prevailed and
the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Reynolds offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, That the Auditor
of Public Accounts in his biennial reports
to the Legislature, shall be required to
state in addition to what is now required
by law a statement of the gross amount
paid into the Treasury from liquor license,
from privilege tax, and the gross amount
on each occupation, amount from mer-
chandise, amount from solvent credits,
amounts from money loaned, amount
from land, amount from personal property,
and amounts from all other sources.
That the report shall show the gross
amount received, in an intelligent. form
and the amount in each county, and an
isemized statement.
Mr.. Marshall offered the following reso-
luton, which was indefinitely postponed.
Joint Resolution in relation to Public
Printing
Resolved by the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, That it shall not be lawful
to print at the expense of this State, any
local or private act in the sheet acts of the
present session, but said sheet acts shall
contain only acts and resolutions of gem
eral or public nature.
The Governor communicated his approx
al of Senate bill 369-To authorize the
Board of Mississippi Levee Commissioners
to issue certificates of allowance in addi-
ton to those now outstanding.
The special order was taken up:
House bill 94S-Making appropriations
to defray the expenses of the State Govern
ment for the years 1884 and 1885.
The following is the report of the Finance
Committee:
The Finance Committee recommended
the passage of the bill with certain amend
ments. The Senate spent the entire even
ing in reading and acting on the bill and
amendments by classes and finally passed
the bill.
The Governor communicated his ap-
proval of the following Senate bills:
No. 311-To create and establish an In
dustfial Institute in the State of Missis-
sippi, and college for the education of
white girls in the arts sciences.
No. SOTO authorize che board of su-
pervisors of Tishomingo county to sell
certain land.
No. l65-In relation to the funds arising
from the lease of the Penitentiary.
No. 354 10 prohibit the courtesy of
free passes to officers of this State.
No. 317-For relief of John F. Cameron
of Madison county.
No. 25S--To require dealers in vinous aud
spirituous liquors of one to five gallons to
comply with sections 11O3 and 1104, Code,
1880.
No. l14-In relation to certain escheated
property, and for relief of L. Wise, NJ. j.
Poole and L. and A. E. Eckert
No. 293-To prohibit sale of liquors in
two and one-half miles of Harperville Col
lege, Scott county.
No. 14C-To authorize the Georgia Pa
cific Railway Company to sell or lease a
part of its railroad in this State.
No. $3.50 prohibit sale of liquors in su-
pervisor's districts Nos. and 5 in Lee
county, and for other purposes.
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and Yazoo River Packet Company.
No. 36S-To incorporate the town of
Myles.
No. 14l-To amend section sos Code, in
relation to examining the assessment rolls
and to require the boards of supervisors to
equalize the assessment of taxes.
No, 355-To provide for the protection
of crops in certain districts in Tate county.
No. 240-To amend an act to charter the
Warren Cotton Mills Company, by chang
ing name of said company to that Of War
rem Mills.
No. 322-To amend sections 607 and COS,
Code. in relation to privilege tax on rail-
roads, and for other purposes.
No. 334-To authorize the board of su-
pervisors of Alcorn county to settle GER
tain claim.
No. 16S-To prevent sale of liquors with
in three miles of the school house in
Mooresville, Lee county.
No. 270-To authorize boards of super
visors to contract for the making of an in
dex of land titles, and for ether purposes.
At %. m. the Senate took a recass i'll