The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-16

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NJ Nash ~ punish pefsous IN
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improperly starting N stopping N
attempting io stJp railroad trains
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To amend m art appofiioning
The students n The A. dM College
at slarkyille amopg the several
counties n The State accOfdln ~
lbe educabls children Passed
NJ Askew 10 supply the chan.
Icsfy and circuit clerks Offices u
Pamela county with certain reports
and digesls, Passed.
MI Caldwell To create an nd.
ditional constable In Pamela eoun.
ty. Passed.
Mr Settle TO amend Code IN
relation 20 allowances Of chancefy
aud circuit clerks Of Pamela county
Passed.
In relation TO the privileges Of
the deputy chanccry clerks Of Pa.
nola county. Judiciary.
To allow the sheriff Of Pamela
county additional fees. County
Affairs
To authorize the Board OF Super.
yisors Of Pamela county ~ compro.
miso certain cases without en-
paneling a jury, Passed.
The following entitled bills we're
introduced and referred except
when otherwise stated
To prohibit certain banks charg.
ing fifteen per cent. on their loans.
To amend act 10 divide the State
into seven Congressional Districts,
To punish persons for unlawfully
interfering with railroad trains.
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Mr.. Kylc--To incorporate tn,
town Of Eureka Springs in tho
county q IahOia.
Resolution that after the 18Th
day Of February no bill Of loca
nature shall be considered in eithel
House, adopted.
Act to provide for the regulation
Of freight and passenger rates OF
railroads and for taxation Of th,
property Of railroad companies il
this State, and for other purposes
Passed.
The Senate passed House bill
No l75, entitled AN act to proyidl
for the regulation Of freight an'
passenger rates on railroads, mn,
for the taxation Of the property o
railroad companies in this State
and for other purposes" The bill
was opposed in mastery style b,
Messrs. Sykes and Reynolds. Nj
Reynolds made u very fine speecl
on the subject. The bill contain
features Objectionable to many Sen
ators in favor Of supervision, bu
they acknowledge that they wer
afraid TO amend IL. thinking tina
il would not again pass the lIous,
BY oversight an enforcing claus
was omitted, hence it cannot tax
, effect before sixty days from /,
approval, which will prevent tn
election Of commissioners unit
that time, without further legisla
ton, which is feared by the friend
of supervision.
The Senate passed a bill 10 or,
ate an Exposition Bureau, being
substitute for the one original
introduced. II appropriates si2
500 for the Exposition. II nam,
/, the members Of the bureau, al
/, provides for u State commission,
De appointed by tho Govcrno
with a salary 10 he fixed by ii
bureau, not To exceed $500.
]. Mr.. holland presented a petitio
| from sundry citizens OF the Stal
asking the repeal Of all laws in
!, posing n tax on privileges. r
!, ferrcd 10 Committee on Finance.