The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-20
sENATE-THIRTY-FIFTH DAY.
TUESDAY. Febrnarr 10. 1884.

StHale I5C pursuant 10 al Iournment.
L@-Gov Stands in, the Chair.
All members present except Messrs.
Hyer, Mitchell and Sykes
The privileges of the Senate were ex-
tended to Judge Ralph North and DR.. Nc
Kay of Madison.
The unfinished business of yesterday was
taken up, to-wit:
To regulate the pay of county superin-
tendents OF education.
The motion made yesterday to indefinite.
ly postpone the bill was withdrawn.
On motion of Mr.. Simonton the bill was
made a special order for Thursday next,
Immediately after the reading of the jour
nal
On motion of Mr.. Luse, the Senate took
up House bill No 3l5-To amend the laws
regulating insurance deposits.
Mr.. Marshall offered the following
amendments, which were adopted: Insert
the following as additional sections:
+ Section-Be it further enacted, That
whenever an insurance company shall give
notice of intention to Withdraw deposits
from the State Treasury, such notice shall
work revocation of the privilege of such
company to transact business in the State
thereafter, and any agent or person solicit
ing insurance or writing or delivering a
policy or collecting a premium for such
company thereafter, shall be liable to the
penalties prescribed by sections 1856, 1887
and 1888, Code.
Seetion-Be it further enacted That sec
ton 1892 Code, be and the same is hereby
amended by adding thereto the following:
No company shall Withdraw its deposits
from the Treasury while ii has outstanding
liabilities in this State, either for losses or
unearned premiums, AMI the Treasurer be-
fore the surrender of any deposit, shall re-
quire sworn statement from the secretary
or manager of the company that all risks
have expired or been cancelled or Ieinsured
in some company having deposit in the
Treasury, and if rensured, certificate of
the insuring company must be filed with
the Treasury.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Holmes, offered an
amendment permitting the deposit of
United States bond case in which the State
! pays no interest.
After the loss of a motion of Mr.. Mar
shall TO table, this amendment was adopted.
Mr. SimOnton moved TO table the bill
subject to call
! On motion of Mr.. billiard the vote adopt
| ing Mr.. Hanilton's amendment was recon
| sidered.
Mr.. Simonton moved to table the amend
ment. Motion lost.
| Mr.. Guyton offered an amendment to
the amendment providing that deposits
| heretofore made shall not be displaced by
United States bonds.
! Mr.. Simonton's motion to table the bill
subject to call then prevailed
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. l39-In relation to fees of notaries
public and other officers for probating
drafts, notes and other instruments of
writing. Indefinitely postponed.
No. 2O0-To provide compensation for
circuit clerk of Adams county for services
as registrar. Indefinitely postponed.
No. Tito provide for the erection Of
public school buildings and for other pur-
poses, was taken up.
The Committee on Education offered an
amendment substituting in section one, line
4 'cne dollar for fifty cents" This
amendment was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Kyle the bill was in
definitely postponed.
No l4l-To amend section SOB, Code, in
relation to examining the assessment rolls,
and to require the boards of supervisors to
equalize the assessment of taxes Recon-
mitted to the Judiciary Committee on mo-
ton of Mr.. Keith.
No. POS For relief T. C. Burnett, of JEFF.
ferson county. Passed, all members pres.
ent voting yea.
No. 20t-For relief of 3. r. Cross, of
present voting yea.
M nf &c A.
tala county. Passed.
No l92-To provide for the payment of
books required to be used By public officers
in certain cases.
Mr.. Kyle offered an amendment which
was adopted: substituting for required"
the words authorized in their discretion"
Mr.. billiard offered an amendment which
was adopted restricting the allowance of
payment te the purchase of dockets for the
justices of the peace.
The bill as amended was then passed.
No 210-To allow the board of supervis.
ors of Monroe county and the corporate
authorities of Aberdeen to erect and main
tain poor house and house of correction.
Passed
No. 207-To amend an act to reduce the
limits of the city eff Corinth. Passed.
HOUSE MESSAGES.
The following House Bills were received
and disposed of as follows;
Referred to the Judiciary Committee:
No. 22-In relation to damages in at
tachment cases.
No. $50 authorize the board of super
visors of Pamela county to compromise
certain cases without empanelling a jury.
No. 684-To create an additional consta-
BILE in Pamela county.
No. 6s5-To rmend sections lie, IA and
AS Code 1880 in relation to the allowance
of circuit clerks of Pamela county,
No. 333-To legslizs the bond of tbs
mayor of Longtown.
No 71S-To amend section 2l73 Code.
No. 726-To create an additional Justice
of the peace district in supervisors dis
trict No. 2 of Yazoo coanty md dime
the powers of the justices in IA d street
No. $50 repeal section a Code, 80
far as it applies to Madison ecu ty.
No. 1910 amend section lG2s Coda
No. 125-To amend section 2S04 Coda
No. l55-To amend section 1902 Gods. in
relation to the limitation against burglary.