The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-01

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Universities.
Mr.. Barksdale-To amend section 407,
Revised Code. Education.
Prohibiting sale or giving away of in
toxicating liquor in the county of Clarke.
Passed.
NJ. Moore. of Issaquena-To amend SEE :
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lawful cohabitation. Judiciary.
Mr.. Powe-A petition from citizens of
Wayne county asking the repeal of the
privilege tax. Judiciary.
Mr.. Moore, of Issaquena-To encourage
and promote the sale of real estate in the
State of Mississippi. Corporations.
Mr.. Miller-To amend an act to author
ize purchasers of railroads under execu-
ton or DEGREES of foreclosnrs to organize
incorporated companies and for other pur-
poses. Corporations.
Mr.. McKenzie-To submit the question
of amendment or no amendment to amend
ment No. ? of section 6, of article s, of the
Constitution of the State of Mississippi to
Amendments.
Mr.. Currie-To amend section l2l and
1856, Code. Registration.
Mr.. Montgomery, of 0ktibbeha-To re-
move the seat of government of the State
of Mississippi from the city of jackson,
Kinds county, to the city of Meridian. Re-
ferred to Select Committee of eleven, to
be appointed by the Speaker.
Mr.. Watson-To amend section 2949,
Code. Railroads.
Mr.. Watson--To amend section 1914 and
1915, Code Judiciary.
Mr.. Watson-An act regulating the dis
bursement of the common school fund.
Public Education.
Mr.. johnson, of Carroll-For the relief
of Gruber Brandon Claims.
Mr.. McDonald-To prevent the Board of
Supervisors of this State in the various
counties thereof from allowing claims pre-
sented to them at the term of the supervi-
sion's court at which said claims are pre-
sented. County Affairs.
Mr.. Hoyle-To amend an act to secure
to the State the five per cent fund now due
or that may hereafter become due from the
Federal Government and for other pur-
poses. Education.
Mr.. Myers-Joint resolution to amend
article 8. section 8, of the Constitution
Constitutional Amendments.
Mr.. McCool-To allow complainant and
defendant to testify against and for each
other in trials for divorce. judiciary.
To regulate sale and purchase of forfeit
ed tax lands. Judiciary.
Mr.. McCool-Resolved by the, House that
the Hon. jefferson Davis be invited to adj
dress the Legislature at such time as may
suit his convenience on the life, character
and times Of the illustrious S. S. Prantiss.
Adopt d.
Act to amend the laws relating TO insur-
ance deposits Passed.
Mr.. Loye-A substitute for House bill
400 in relation to the traffic in liquor. Two
hundred copies ordered printed, and made
special order for Tuesday next.
70 change the name of certain children
and persons. Passed.
In relation to duties of the board of su-
pervisors in Lawrence county. Passed.
To amend section LOG, Revised Code of
1880, so as to provide for the registration of
voters in the various precincts in Harrison.
County Registration.
To repeal act to amend sections "a and
o. Revised Code, 1880, relating to bounda-
ries of Adams and Wilkinson counties
Passed.
~ hCCliOllS OlDf, O1OC, OtDO
3170, Revised Code 1880, in relation to
prisoners in county prisons. Recon-
mitted to Committee on County Affairs.
Mr. Barksdale-A resolution that COM
mittee of seven members of the House be
appointed to investigate the charge of ex-
listing abuses in the present State Govern
ment and report at as early date as pos
sible. Lies over.
From Committee on County Affairs:
To amend section 2l59, chapter &c, Code,
so as to provide for registration of county
warrants Recommitted.
In relation to public schools in Issaque-
ma county. Education.
Mr.. Aliller--To amend section 2901,
Code, relating to stealing of animals. PEN
itentiary.
To repeal section 2191, Code, so as to de-
fine the Jurisdiction of justice of the peace
in the two circuit and chancery court dis
tricts in the county of Chickaslw. Passed.
From County Affairs:
To amend section 1103, Code, so far as
Sharkey county is concerned, in relation to
the manner of publishing the names of
liquor petitions. Passed.
Senate bill-To provide for the disin-
terment and removal to more suitable
resting place of the remains of such of the
dead of the 18th, 9th, 10th, 29th and 44th
Mississippi Regiments as were killed in,
and now lie buried on and near the battle
field of Mumfordsville. Discussed in Com
mittee of the Whole.
After some time spent in elaboration
the Committee arose and recommended the
adoption of the resolution. 1t was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Norrel's resolution to adjourn over
to Monday next was lost.
At 2:55 p. M, the House adjourned.
CORRECTIONS.