The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-24
HoUSE-FORTY-FIRsT DAY.
SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1884

I1Ouoo HltL pursuant 10 dulOuEuluouts
Leave of absence was granted to Messrs.
Kittrell, Enochs, Bramlett, Harrison, Brien,
Miller, Favre and Foules.
BY Mr.. Mullins-Resolved, That rule 81
OF the House Rules be amended by adding
at the end of said rule the following, land
1t shall be in order then il the quorom
be broken" Lies over.
Mr. Mullins-Resolved, That on Satur-
day, the % of February, the roll Of coun-
tbs be call ID alphabetically for the intro
due ion Of Local bills, and continued until
all the counties have been called.
Resolved further, That from and after
the conclusion of said call, no bill of a
local nature shall be introduced during the
session Adopted.
Mr.. Lewis 10 extend the provisions of
chapter 157, laws 1882, to Madison county.
County Affairs.
To authorize the board of supervisors of
Madison county to furnish the superinten-
dent of education in said county with
township maps. Passed.
Mr.. Mullins-To authorize the board Of
supervisors of Marshall county to dispose
of certain school property. Passed.
Mr.. Mullins-To prohibit the traffic in
liquors within certain distances of Watson
Postoffice in Marshall county. Passed.
Mr.. Mullins-To prohibit the sale of Ii
quors within five miles of Wall Hill in Mar
shall county. Passed
Mr.. Alexander-To prohibit the sale of
liquor in the town Of fernando, and with
in four miles of the limits thereof. Passed.
To prohibit the sale of liquors within the
corporate limits Of the town of Byhslia.
Passed.
In relation to building and repairing
bridges in Marshall county. Passed.
Mr. Baird-To provide for the protec-
ton of crops in any supervisors district or
territorial division of Marshall county.
Amended to include Pamela and Union
counties and passed.
Mr.. Hollingsworth-For the relisf of
Mrs. Mary Willis, of Monroe county.
For the relief of the Aberdeen Guards.
Passed.
TO provide for the payment of certain
outstanding certificates in Monroe county.
passed.
To amend the road laws as applicable to
Monroe county. Passed.
For the relief of II. c. Roberts & Co., to
reimburse to them money paid in the State
Treasury for privilege tax. Indefinitely
postponed.
To incorporate the Maury Institute in
the city of Holly Springs, county of Mar.
shall. Passed.
Mr.. Flowers-To authorize the board OF
supervisors of Montgomery county to issue
bonds for the purpose of building bridge
and pike across Big Black river and swamp
in said county. Passed.
To provide for the relief of DR.. W. E.
Holmes, of Montgomery county. Passed
To submit the question of the liquor
trafii, to the qualified voters Of Montgom.
cry county. Passed with amendment.
At 2:25 p. m. the House took a recess
until $3.50 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Bills considered:
Mr.. Rowan-For the relief of J. L. Ard,
of CoTiah county. Claims.
Mr.. Rowan-To change the corporate
lines of the town of Wesson. Passed.
Mr.. ROwan-To authorize the board of
supervisors of Copiah county to levy a
special tax to meet the school deficit in
said county. Passed.
For the relief of the deaf and dumb chill
dren of W. G. Spivy of Neshoba county.
Passed.
To authorize the Secretary of State to
furnish the chancery clerk Of Eeshoba
eouaty with the Mississippi Reports.
Passed.
To amend section 41O, Code, in relation
70 official bonds. Passed.
Mr.. Bassett-To prevent the sale OF
liquors within five miles of Mocolushia
Academy and Hester Chapel. Passed.
Mr.. Bssset-To empower the Governor to
appoint an additional constable in Neshoba
county. Passed.
Mr.. Rowan-For the relief of C. Hobbs
nj Oopiah county. Claims.
Mr.. Guynes-To legalize barbed wire
fences in Copiah county. Passed.
Mr.. Guynes-To authorize the board oil
supervisors of Copiab county to pay thG
clerk of the chancery court of said county
ssalary as county auditor. Fees and Sals
Ties.
Mr.. Bolton-For the relief of John c
Porter, late treasurer of Newton county
and the sureties on his Official bond
Claims.
Mr.. Bolton-To prohibit the sale o.
liquors in the town Of Ne xton or Within fv,
miles thereof. Tempogsnce.
Mr.. Bolton-To prohibit the sale of u
S7oEs IN the town Of OsntsrTilIs, Passed