The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-19

No. 76-To provide for pay Of Chancery
Clerk Of Lauderdale county as county au-
ditor. Passed.
No. Il4-For the relief of sureties Of W..
B. johnson, late sheriff and tar collector of
Winston county. Passed
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST AND SECOND READINGS.
No. cs-To authorize Board Of Super.
yisors of Calhoun county to levy tax on
said county sufficient to pay the outstand-
ing school warrants of the same. Referred
70 Judiciary Committee.
No. l0-To confer certain powers on the
Board Of Supervisors OF Kinds and Warren
counties. To Judiciary committee.
No. 9i-To authorize the Board of Super
visors Of Pamela county to have the trans
cribing Of ceftain records completed. To
Judiciary Committee.
No. lotto prohibit, sale of spirituous
and vinous liquors within District No, s,
Simpson county. To Committee on Public
Health and Quarantine. III
House Joint Resolution No. 11k-Fixing
wages OF porter Of the Capitol and his as
| sistnnts. 10 Committee on Finance.
NorIcE,oT INTRODUCTION oF'puI.s.
Mr.. HARVEY gaye notice that at an early
day he would intfoducea bill to establish
and maintain an agricultural experiment
station at, and in connection with. the A. a
VI. College Of This State.
REPoBrs,oF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.: Wilson, for Committee on Federal
Relations, recommended that House joint
Resolution, to memorabilia Congress in be-
half OF Greenville do pass.
Mr.. Luse, for Committee on Railroads.
/ recommended that the following do pass.
Senate bill No. 22-To incorporate the
Macon and Tuscaloosa Railroad Com pany.
Senate bill No. 58-To Incorporate the
Aberdeen and Fulton Railroad Company. !.
For Senate bill No. 58-To incorporate
tho Helena, Memphis and New Orleans
Railroad, the Committee reported a substi-
tute and recommended the adoption of the
/ same.
Mr.. Mitchell, for Judiciary Committee,
recommended for Senate bill No. %, relat-
| ing to actions and suits against railroad
corporations, n substitute which they offer,
do pass.
That Senate bill No. 53--To regulate the
sale Of. real property under mortgage, deed
of trust, judgments, or DEGREES Of courts in
/ this State, do not pass.
| That Senate bill No. $50 amend Sec
ton 24ls and 2475, Code Of 1880, in rela-
ton to issuance Of attachments by JUS
tices of the peace. Do pass.
| That Senate bill No. 61--To change the
| time for holding Chancery Courts in Ma
rion, Perry and Greene counties. Do
pass. - .la
That Senate bill No, 63--To amend sec
tion l103. of Code 1880, in relation to pub
LEGATION OF the names of petitioners. Do
not pass. '- ia's
Mr.. Sykes for Committee on Corpora.
tons recommended, tsesF
That House Bill No. 10S-To repeal sec
ton of an act amending the charter OF
Greenville, passed over the Governors veto
March 4, 1876. Do pass. @
That House bill No. 1l3-To amend on
act to amend and reduce into one the acts
incorporating the town of Woodville. Dc
pass. .fE /"
That House bill No. 1lS-To incorporate
the BrqoksFille high School. No4ubee conn.
ty. iDonotpassYIN EYtlIil /, .IEl
Tlmt,sgaate bflN atATaii1cso,riilsd t,tl
| the Farmers Cooperative Savings Insti.
tuition and loan Fund ehssociationof Mis-
eissippi Valley. Do pass.t
Mr.. Gage for Cqmmittee onsEngrossed
Bills reported Senate bill No. 26 properly
/ MT9 Gage for Committee. on ipabiic
Health and Quarantine recommended,
That House bill No. Ii6-To prohibit
sale of Intoxicating lieuors within towr
of HehenGHdoh, Webster y county. and
within five miles thereof with amendment
Do pass. ], iss5,glft r.@at III
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Reynolds offered the following reso
LUTON which.was adopted; ~
Resolved, That the Committee on Edu
cation be instructed to inquire into the ad
/. ynntages Of the "Mettic System" and o.
its introduction as a. branch of public edu
cation in the free schools Of the State.
F. SrRoDyyToS OF nII4s. sas
/ Mr.. Keith-Senate bill No. Este
amend section 52s, Code Of 1880, in rela
ton to the disposition Of the excess in
amount bid.at tax sale of land Pissed.
Mr. Henderson-Senafe bilf No. 66-Tc
4 change the time of holding Circuit, Court
in jackson, Harrison, Hancock, Marion and
Perry counties. Referred to Committee on
judiciary. ss .a@ -. ..ssSa
On motion of Mr,s Hamilton, OF Kinds
The Senate took up Honse Joint Resolution
meIncrializing Congress in behalf of Green
! Vile.
Mr.. Hamilton, Of Kinds then offered the
4 following amendment, which was adopted
Amend by adding at the end Of said resolu-
ton the following: "By the Secretary Of
State" The resolution so amended was
then passed,
At this junet1re, 12:l7 p. M, the Senate
went int Executive session. On the re.
sumption of Observation-Disclosures the. intro,
4 ductionsef bills tteiig still lin order. Mr
Kyle intfodSsSd Hui lf5Ei!fi3t i;s
Senate bill No. 67--Prohibiting the sale
or giving away Of Intoxicating liquors in
the town of Como, IN the county of Pamela,
and within four miles of the corporate
limits, To Committee on Public Health
Rnd Quarantine. ss
II Mr.. billiard introduced Senate bill No
6S-To empower the Board Of Supervisor
Of .Noxubeo and Newton counties TO pay thu
chhncery clerks thereof for their services
as county auditors. and to require sale
clerks to keep read docket and for othai
purposes. To Committee on Counties AMI
Comfy Boundaries.
/ Mr.. Hamiltops of Kinds Senate, bin No
60. In relation to suits on the bonds OF as
coading aud nonresident defanlting on
GERS. To Judiciary Committee. ~
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