The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-06
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By zir. Henderson To authorize tn
board of supervisors of Harrison. Hancock
Jackson. Marion. Perry and Greene eoun
ties to employ and pay civil engineer o
other competent person to make plan
and specifications for any and all bridge
to be hereafter aBni1t in t1ese counties ant
to inspect and report upon same.
To the Committee on Public Health ans
Quarantine:
BY Ms. Powe.-To prohibit the sale OIL
| giving away of sPirituous or vinous liquors
within the town of fernando. and within
/ five miles of the corporate limits.
By Mr. Simonton To prevent the sale
Or giving away of intoxicating liquors
within three miles Of the schooI-house IL
the village of Mooresyiile, in Lee county
To Committee on Public Lands:
By Mr.. Henderson-To authorize the sur
vey and sale of certain marsh lands belong
ing to the State of Mississippi lying ON the
| banks of the East and West Pascagoula and
! Pearl rivers a.ld other streams navigable
and unnagigable, flowing into the Mis-
sissfrpi Sound and the lands bore ing
| thereon.
The bill fixes % cents per acre as the
minimum price of those lands, and 200
acres as tie maximum amount of lar d
purchasabie BY any individual.
To the Committee on Psnitentiary and
Prisons:
By Mr.. Boone-In refa:io to the funds
arising from the lease of the NJ ssissippi
Penitentiary.
The Senate resenIed considerable n of the
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wit :
Senate bill No. 96-To incorporate the
Mississippi River and Deer Creek Railroad
Company.
The question recurring on the adoption
of the amendment recommended by the
Committee on Railroads, it was adopted as
amended.
Senate bill No. 58-To incorporate the
Aberdeen and Fulton Railroad Company,
was then taken up, and the amendment
recommended by the Railroad Committee.
was adopted. to-wit: Add to section 3, pro-
vided that section 21 incorporating the
Helena, Winona and Meridian Railroad
Company (which is made a part of this
chapteri be amended by striking ont the
proviso to said section which fixes maxi
nun of rates 70 be charged. and by strlk-
ing out in section - of said act the e2emP-
ton f. O taxation by cities and towns. and
the proviso at the end of said section.
Mr.. Burkitt offered the following amend
ment: Strike out so much of sect4on ~ as
applies to exeJnp ption from taxation.
NJ. Reynolds moved to table Mr.. Bur
kits amendment, This motion was lost
by vote of Il to Is.
YEAs-Messrs. Brenham, billiard, Gayles,
Hamilton. of Kinds. Henderson, Hyer.
Jeffords, Lusa, Mitchell, Reynolds, Sykes,
Terry and Nhitney-17.
NAYS Messrs. Boone, Eoyd, Burkitt,
Eaton, Gage. Guyton, Hamilton, OF
Holmes, Keith. Kyle, owen, Packwocd.
Powell, Roane of Calhoun, Roane of Wei
ster, Simonton, Smith and Wilson.-13.
The amendment wos then adopted by q
voc of IS to Is;
YEAs-Messrs. Boone, Boyd, Burkitt,
Dickson, Eaton, Gage, Guyton, Hamilton |
of Holmes. Keith, Kyle, Owen, Packwnod, |
Powell. Roane of Calhoun. Roane ef Wet |
ster, Simonton, Smith and Wilson.
EAys--Messrs. BRENNAN, billiard, Gayles. |
Hamilton of Kinds. Henderson, Hyer, Jef |
lords, Luse, MitchsIl, Reynolds, Sykes
Ferry and Whitney.
Senate bill % To incorporate the Ma |
eon and Tuscaloosa Railroad Company. |
vas taken NJ.
Mr. billiard offered the following amend
nents, to-xit:
Amendment not furnished, and actioI
IN bill not stated.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Mitchell for the Judiciary Commit
ee, recommended that these bills dt
)ass:
The substitute fo,-
Senate b IL ----2e <ulatin5 place O.
rial Of writs of habsas corpus in certain
cases. ana providing for expense of tht
,udge or olancei' or trying same.
Senate bill No. l27-To change time OF
holding chaileery court of Pike county t,
18th Mondays 10 June and December.
Senate bill No. l31-Fo provide for ap
1ointment of Guardians of babitual drunk
lrds and FOR their confinement i'll a Lunai'
Asylnm. and to extend the jurisdiction o.
the chancery courts.
Senate u4n NO. I33-Amending section
l72O. Coie 1850, in relation to motions for
ne tr;al- ii circlit oolrt.
Sen lie bill No. l3t-In relation to contir-
N stion of safes un Ter decree in chancsry.
Substitute for
Senate bin NJ l29-To permit person.
Of violating ordinances of town
md cities before mayors to appeal as il
0ther caseS.
Substitute for
House bill No. l12-To change time of
holding chancery courts and extend time of
holding circuit court in Wilkinson county.
House bill No. 283-ro change terms of
courts iu Chickasaw county.
House bill No. 351-To authorize board
e - -,
certain records.
House bill No. S84 To change time of
holding court in Pike county.
That these do not pass.
Senate bill No. l05-To enable bof I'd of
of Pike county to compromise
IN indebtedness due by &. G. Gibson.
Senate bill No. I35-To amend section
$50 Code 1880. in reference TO the bond of
coroners.
Senate bill No. 14e-To amend section
265, Code 1880, in re'ation to distribution
Of Mississippi Reports.
House bill No. 54-To amend section
l657. Code 1880.
House bill No. 227-To amend section
37S, Code 1880, so as to decrease bonds OF
eoastables of Harris on county.
House bill No. 23s-To create additional
office justice of the peace and constable in
the I'd dis let in Leake county.
Honse bill No. 37S-To am end section |
4ls, Code 1850. relating to official bonds in
certain counties.
House bill No. 3S7-For the relief of ]. /
F. Hudson of Rankin county.
House bill No. 393-To amend section |
40, Code 1880, so as to include Sunfower /
and Tishomingo counties.
Senate bill No. 143-To amend section |
2961, Code 1880. authorizing the working |
of tramps on public highways.
Senate bill No. 277-To create an addI- |
tionaI justice of the peace and constable in |
supervisors district No. =, In Wilkinson |
county, and
Senate bill No. 69-Tn relation to suits
on ths bonds of abscon Ing desault.ng off
GERS.
Mr.. Iid1eI for Con nnittee on Agriculture,
Commerce and NJ tnufaeture5 rel onmend- |
ed that
Senate bill No. 10s To create an Expo
sition Bureau and to make an appropria
ton therefor. do pass with amendments.
That Senate bill No. 102-To prevent
hunting on the lands of another with dogs
and gun during certain months, do not
pass.
Mr.. Luse. for Committee Oh Railroads,
recommended that
Senate bin No. 1910 repsal al taws
by which any railroad comp psny in this
State is exempt from taxation and provide
for taxing said companies, do not ass.
That Senate bill No. 1910 authorize
the Georgia Pacific Railway Company to
to sell or lease part Of its railroad in this
State, do pass.
That Senate bill No. 130-To incorporate
the Port Gibson and Alabaml Railroad
Company, d. pass as amended by the Com
mittse.
Mr.. Wilson for the Committee on Gains
recommended that these bills do pass:
House bill 212-F For relief Of Adelaide
Farrar and children of Adams county.
Hoase bill 249-For relief of d. 4
Mitchell Of Leaore county.
Senate bin 123-For relief of the estate
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