The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-16

tendance of children between the ages Of
eight and fourteen years at the public
schools Of this State. Referred to Commit
tee on Education.
By Mr.. waiker-No. 80, for the relief Of
c. n. Rubbish Referred TO COMMITTEES on
Claims
By Mn Guyton-No. 40, to authorize the
Governor to appoint one Justice Of the
Peace in and for the third Supervisors Dis
the. of Alfalfa county. Referred 70 CON-
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Jeffords-No. Al, for the relief OF
H. II. Lawrence, constable elect for the 4tn
District Of Issaquena county, allowing thlr-
" days from Jan. let, 1884, in which 10
make bis official bond. Referred to Con-
mittee on Judiciary.
Bv Mr.. Guyton--Eo. ~, to amend sec
ton 114l, Revised Code of 1880, in rela-
ton 70 the rate Of interest. Referred to
Committee on Agriculture, Commerce and
Manufactures.
b.. Mr.. Roane, Of Calhoun--So. 43, to
authorize the Board Of Supervisors and
County Superintendent OF Public Eduea.
ton of Calhoun county TO apportion the
school fund Of said county and to contract
with teachers Of said schools at salaries less
than now allowed by law. Referred to
Committee ON Education.
BY Mr.. Owen-No. "A, ratifying the COM
promise Of q certain suit made by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Tunica county.
The bill provides for the ratification OF a
compromise heretofore made between said
Board and the sureties Of J. b. Harris. Re
ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Owen, No. 45-To declare what shall
be d lawful fence in Tunica county. Re
ferred TO Committee on Agriculture, Com
merce and Manufacture.
Mr.. Hyer, No. 46-To amend chapter ZIG
acts of 1882, To amend the Homestead
Laws Of this State, approved March 9th,
1882.
The above bill amends section of an
act to amend the Homestead Laws OF this
State, approved March 9th, 1882, by insert
ing the words "when in any city or incor-
porated town. after the word improve
Inents' in the eleventh line OF said section.
Referred to Committee on Agriculture,
Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. Hyer, No. 47-To incorporate the
Helena. Memphis and New Orleans Rail
road Company. Referred to Committee
iO1 Railroads.
Mr.. Hyer, No. 4S--To amend the cleo
ton law Of the State Of Mississippi. This
bill amends chapter 8, Revised Code Of
| 1880, in relation to election. Referred &c
Committee on Registration and Elections
Mr.. billiard, No. 49--to authorize the
Treasurer to receive certain monies into the
i treasury. This provides for the paymen
1 into the State Treasury Of certain monies
collected by Robt. @. Patty. former treas
urer, and j. A. Lyons present treasurer O
the town OF Macon, under misapprehen
sion of law.
Mr.. Harvey, No. 50--In relation to th'
partition of the real estate of James L
Ayerett, deceased.
j Mr.. Boone 2051--To amend section
3l65 of Revised Code of 1880, in relation
70 prisoners working under contractors
This amends by striking out mo accoun
shall be taken Of the time before that spen
(. in the custody of the contractor" and in
serts in lieu thereof sthe prisoner shall b
Q allowed a credit on the amount due the con
tractor at the wages prescribed by law TO
D tle time he may have worked for said cor
tractor" Referred TO Committee ON judi
! ciary.
> Mr. Eaton. No. 52--To prevent the uf
I OF intoxicating liquors 1t the polls. RI
! ferted to Committee on Registration an
Elections.
It SENATE BILLS ON 3p READING.
!. No. Ito repeal Sec. 240S of Revise
Code 1880, restricting certain persons fro
/. practicing law. Indefinitely postponed.
J. No. 1910 provide Pike county wit
q two copies OF Georges and Andrews d
gests and two sets of Mississippi State R
n ports from the Office of Secretary of Sta
81 as far as practicable. Passed.
! No. Ito amend Sec. 52S of Code
% 1880, in relation to the time of the dispos
q ton of the excess bid on land at tax sale
o On motion of Mr.. Packwood reeommittt
to Judiciary Committee.
r No. l6-For the relief of Milas Cooper.
Is minor of Madison county. Passed.
ID No. Ito prevent the use OF free pass
in the free transportation of certain Office
N over Railroad was taken up.
III The Judiciary Committee recommend
4. an amendment to insert after State in /
!. last line of Sec. |, the following words, "
b. any member Of the State Legislature
10 any other public officer holding place
8. profit and trust in this State"
=. Mr.. Hyer offered an amendment to t
committee amendment, to-wit
= add thereto the words, ''or any edit
n publisher or attache Of any paper dol
ID any public printing, either State, count
Is municipal or legal Adopted. AMENDING
a. as amended adopted.
Mr.. Hamilton, Of Kinds, offered
m amendment to the bill, to-wit: "Ame
AZ by inserting after the word ''pass" in
5.h line, 'sas such officer or as member
SO the Legislature. Lost.
h. Mr.. Walker offered the following amer
r. ment "Amend by additional sectio
nd "Bs it further enacted, That every 90
he pany or corporation owning and operati
any line Of railroad traversing any port
i'll Of lhe territory Of this State, shall will
bit thirty days after the passage of this a
w. and mi-annually thereafter in the mon
ar of February and August of each and eve
ne wear, publish in at least two newspap
M in the city OF Jackson, full
ia OF oil passes, whether annual or
re. shorter periods issued by said railrC
he company during the preceding six mont
which list shall give in full the names
aty all persons to whom the same were issu
hat and on what saccount or for what rea:
the same were given; and every comps
f,;t;,,e- - - ~, ehoi1 Fs,r norh faslura q