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

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spirituous liquors in certain places in the
State Of Mississippi, approved February
%, 1882, so far as the same applies to
Jamestown in Coahoma county, and within
one mile thereof.
House bill 34l-To prohibit the sale or
giving away of spirituous and malt liquors
in the town of Buena Vista in Chickasaw
county and within three miles thereof.
House bill 257-To amend an act TO pre-
vent the sale of vinous and spirituous
liquors within the corporate limits of Black
Hawk in Carroll county and within FIVE
miles thereof, approved March %, 1871.
House bill 4o3-To prohibit the sale of
intoxicating liquors within five miles of
Fellowship church, Webster county.
Senate bill l26-Prohibiting the sale or
giving away of intoxicating liquors in the
town Of Pleasant Hill, and for other pur-
poses.
House bill 240-To repeal an act to pro-
hibit sale of intoxicating liquors in town
Of Saltillo, Lee county, and within two
miles thereof.
House bill 376-Prohibiting the sale or
giving away Of intoxicating liquors in the
county of Tate.
House bill 400-To prohibit the sale of
intoxicating liquors in Wayne county.
House bill 3s3-To prohibit the sale or
giving away of vinous or spirituous liquors
within five miles of Sartin's church, in the
county of Pike, as amended, and
House bill 279-To prevent the sale of
vinous, spirituous or malt liquors in Sa-
repta, Calhoun county, and within three
miles thereof.
Senate bills on third reading:
Senate bill 46-To amend the Election
Laws of this State, was, on the motion of
Mr.. Roane of Webster, made the special
order for Thursday, February 9TH next, i'm
mediately after reading of the journal.
Senate bill 133-Amendatory of section
1920, Revised Code, in relation to motions
for new trials in Circuit Courts, was passed.
Senate bill 134-In relation to confirma-
ton of sales under DEGREES in Chancery,
was taken up.
Mr. Powell offered the following amend
ment, which was adopted: Strike out the
words twenty-five per cent" and insert
"ffteen per cent" and insert after 'sale,"
in last line of section 1, the words ''exclu-
sive of costs of resale" The bill was
passed as amended.
Senate bill l35-To amend section $50,
Revised Code, 1880, in reference to the
bond of the Coroner. On motion of Mr.
billiard was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill l42-To amend section 265,
Revised Code, 1880, in relation to distribu-
ton Of Mississippi Reports. Recommitted
to Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill 75-To regulate the place of
trial of writs of habeas corpus in certain
cases and providing for the expenses OF the
Judge or Chancellor trying the same,
taken up. Judiciary Committee recon-
mended substitute entitled An act to
regulate the place of trial of writs of ha-
beas corpus. This substitute was adopted
Senate bill 105-To enable the Board of
Supervisors of Pike county to compromise
an Indebtedness due said county by G. c.
Gibson, was taken up.
Mr.. Packwood offered the following
amendment, which was adopted:
Section -. Be it enacted, That nothing
in this act contained shall in any way af-
feet the rights of the State Revenue Agent
in and to said judgment, and that the
Board of Supervisors of said county can
not in any manner compromise the interest
of the revenue agent in said judgments
On motion of Mr.. billiard the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill l27-ro change the time of
holding the Chancery Court in Pike county,
was passed.
Senate bill 129-To permit parties con-
victed of violating ordinances of towns
and cities before mayors to appeal to the
Circuit Courts of the counties where said
towns and cities are situated.
The Judiciary Committee recommended
a substitute for said bill, entitled all act to
amend and to extend the provisions of sec
ton 1880, Code 1880, relating to appeals
from justices of the peace in criminal
cases, to cases of persons convicted before
mayors of cities and towns. This substi-
tute was adopted.
MIR. Reynolds offered the following
amendment Add as proyiso, "rhat in
prosecutions for violations of city ordinan-
ces, the city or town shall not be liable for
costs, nor for witness fees except for wit
nesses summoned for the city or town and
that only when the prosecution fails.
On motion of Mr.. Roane, of Calhoun,
this amendment was tabled. The bill was
then passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Owen, the Senate took
up
House bill 376-To prohibit the sale or
giving away of intoxicating liquors in tie
county of Tate. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Gayles, the Senate took
up
House bill No. 39-For the relief of the
treasurer of SunAower county.
On motion of Mr.. Kyle the bill was re-
ferred to Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries Mith instructions to re-
port as soon as possible.
Leave of absence was granted faom day
to day to Messrs. Mitchell, Terry and JEFF
fords.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds the Senate
took from Senate bills on third reading.
Senate bill 103-To create an EXPOSITION :
Bureau, and to make an appropriation
therefor, and referred it to the Committee
on Immigration.
The Senate at 2:45 p. m. alioucr ed till
Monday February 4th, at 10 a. m.
The following County Superintendents
Of Education were confrmed by the S, nate
in secret session.
Ohickasaw county,. B. Glainey; Ma
Barnes; Sharkey-J. H. Shell
.on.
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