The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE FIFTY SIXTH DAY.
FRIDAY, March II, 18s

Prensent All members except Messrs
Brenham, Dickson, Keith, Liddell,
Mitchell, R0ane of Calhoun, Roane of
Webster and Terry.
REPORT OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. President, your Conference Com
mittee on
House bill Oil, to provide for the paw
ment of the outstanding school certlfi-
Gates of Kinds county and for other pur-
poses, have considered the subject of
disagreement between the two Hous IS
and have agreed to recommend that the
House shall adopt the Senate amend
ment.
The Committee on part of Senate to
invc> tigate the matter of public print
lug submitted IA report, which was re
ceivcd, and after discussion, joint res
olution WAS adopted providing for an
adjustment Of the whole matter by
special commission. (See House pro-
ceedings.)
Mr.. liver submitted the following re-
port:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: The Conference
Committee on the disagreement of the
two Houses on House bill No. 948,
/
expenses of the State Government for
the years 1854 and 1885, have agreed 20
submit the following report and recon-
mend its adoption by the two Houses.
SECTION |. Clause that the House
concur in the amendment of the Senate
fixing the salary of the Keeper of the
Capitol and Librarian at 81 $50, per an
mum. and appropriating the amount
| therefor.
Clause 8, that the Senate agree to the
House amendment to clause of section
/, adding after the word Outbuiidings,
| the words Improvements on grounds"
that the Senate recede from its amend
ment triking ont clause u, sec. l, and in
serting in lieu thereof that the trustees
may use for general purposes any I'M
drawn balance on former appropriations
with this amendment thereto; that
| 81. 600 be inserted instead of So
! 900, and that the amendment of
| the Senate. inserting certain mat
/ ter in said section as to I'M
drawn balance, be concurred in by
| the House; that the House concur
| in Senate amendment, striking out
clause Is, making appropriation for
barn and workshop at Blind Asylum;
| that The Senate reeede from its amend
ment, No. %, to clause 30, reducing APP
preparation to the A. and NJ. College
| from S32, 500 to $4,000. and that said
appropriation shall be as passed by the
House, $32, 500.
r. o. REYNOLDS,
JNo. NJ. SIMoNToN,
w. F. HYEE,
Committee on part of Senate.
w. G. ORR,
r. E. HoUsToN,
]. S. MONTGOMERY,
Committee on part of House.
The foregoing report was received
and adopted on a call of the yeas and
nays.
The Committee on Finance through
Mr.. Henderson, recommended the pas
sage of
House bill 969, in relation to public
revenues, and
House bill 139, to have placed upon
the assessment rolls certain lands in this
State, and the rejection of
House bill 500, to amend section 449
Code, in regard to list of personal Prop
erty to be furnished by the taxpayer.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills re-
ported the following Senate bills in the
| hands of the Governor.
Nos. 364, 81, 376, 2S9, S65, 302 and
301, also
Senate Joint Resolution 10.
Mr.. Powell called up motion to recon
slider the vote occurring on
House bill 500, to abate certain levee
taxes upon lands held by the State in
the Yazoo Delta and moved to table said
motion. The motion was tabled.
Mr.. Reynolds called up a motion to
reconsider the vote refusing to order
to its third reading
House bill go, to amend an act to-
authorize the Memphis and Vicksbuag
Railroad Company, and Ship Island and
Mississippi Valley Railroad Company to
effect consolidation. The bill was read
q third time and passed.
The Senate agreed to q conference
committee on House bill 94S, making
appropriations to Gefray the expenses
| Of the State Government for the years
1884 and 1886, and appoint as said COM
| mittee on the part Of the Senate, MessFs.
REYNOLDS, Simonton and Hyer.
Mr.. Marshall introduced No. $50, for
/ relief Of A. H. Arthur, D. ]. Freeman,
James Fossett, George r. Hawkins. ).
j III, KempeF, III. NJ Quackenboss and w.
.iC. Raines of Warren county. Passed.
i House bill No. So, in relation to pub
lie resenue and for other purposes, was
taken up.
Mr.. Kyle offered an amendment strik-
Il ing ont an that portion Of the bill which
authorizes the issuance of bonds.
On motion Of Mr.. billiard this amend
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