The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-26

Eelale Dlll no. -o-BrobiDiting the safe
or giving away Of intoxicating liquors
within the corporate limits of Sardis, in
Pamela county, and within four miles there
of and for other purposes and
Senate Joint Resolution No. Appoint
ing committee 70 visit the Lunatic Asy-
lam at Meridian-properly engrossed and
presented TO the Governor.
Mr.. Mitchell, for Judiciary Committee,
recommended
Thai senate bill No. Ito prevent the
use or free passes or the free transPorta-
ton OF certain officers on railroads. Do
not pass.
That Senate Lii No. l9--To prohibit
certain officers Of the State of Mississippi
from receiving or travelling on free passes.
Do pass.
That Senate bill No. 7i-For relief OF
minor heirs of Mrs. Leonora +. Pope, de-
ceased. Do not pass.
That Senate bill No. Sl-To amend and
extend the provisions of section 2Ill, Re
vised Code, 1880, in relation to the main
tenance of minors who have parents living.
Do pass.
Ina senate bill No s4-To amend Sec
ton 1858. Revised Code 1880, in regard to
sale Of homestead, do pass.
That Senate bill No. S6-To repeal an
act to amend the charter of Brookhaven,
approved February 9TH, 1876, and an act
ainendatory thereto approved April Nth,
1876, do pass.
That senate bin No. ss-Permitting
nonresident sureties on official bonds OF
county officers in Tuaica county, do pass
with amendments.
That Senate bill No. 92-To authorize
the Board Of Supervisors of Simpson coun-
~ 10 levy a tax sufficient to pay the out
standing Indebtedness of said county, DO
pass.
strnction to water courses, do not pass.
Mr. Keith for same Committee recon-
rnended that Senate bill No. 9S-In rela-
ton to requiring the lessees of the peniten-
tiarg to pay cue costs OF Clerks ana sherids
in certain cases, do not pass.
Tbet Senate bill No. l05-In relation to
enqbi1g the Board of Supervisors of Pike
county, in their discretion to compromise
n nm Indebtedness due said county by
G. C. Gibson. do pass.
Mr.. Henderson for Committee on FL
nance recommended
That House bIa No. 7S--To increase the
poll tax of Lawrence county, do not pass.
That Seaate Joint resolution No. 312,
relative to employing additional clerk in
Office Of Secretary Of State, do pass.
That House Joint Resolution No. II reg
ulating pay of porter of the Capitol, do not
pass.
Talt Senate bill No. 49-To authorize
Treasurer to receive certain moneys into
the treasury, do pass.
That Senate Bill No. l2-To repeal an
act to equal2e assessments of taxable
property, approved March 9th, 1902, do
pass.
That Senate bill No. ito amend en-
act to e1ualize the assessm sut of taxable
property, approved March 9sh, 1882, Do
not pass.
Mr.. Lidlsn, for Committee on Agricul-
ture. Comm 5rce and Manufactures, recon-
mended-
That Senate bill No. Lotto repeal sec
ton 1903, COde OF 1880, in relation to
mortgages on growing crops, do not pass.
That Senate bill No. 500 amend an act
to amend section 5s5, Revised Code, 1880,
in relation to public revenue, approved
March oh, 1882. Do pass as amended.
Mr.. Pacl;wood, Tor Committee on Public
Printing, recommended
That Senate bill No. 73-Relating to the
printing Of c3rtain a tss of incorporating
acts and private acts in the published laws
of this otaue. DO pass as amended.
Mr.. Luse, for Committee on Railroads,
recommended
That Senate bill No. 22--To incorporate
the Macon and Tuscaloosa Railroad Com
pany and
osua.e gill No, 47-To incorporate the
Helena, Memphis and New Orleans Rail
road Company; and
Senate bill No. $50 incorporate the
Ab rdeen and Fulton Railroad Company
ald
Senate bill No. $50 incorporate the
Mississippi River and Deer Creek Railroad
Conolny Do all pass as amended
and that the amendments heretofore adopt
ed by the Senate be stricken out of Senate
bill No Al.
Mr.. holland, for Committee on Claims
recommended
TAac oonate bill No 90--To amend an &c.
toaathorize the Clerks of the Circuit Courts
of Hancock and Perry counties to employ
q competent person TO perform the duties
of sssnorrapher for the Circuit Courts Of
said counties and for other purposes. D.
pass as menlst
Mr.. billiard, for Committee on Counties
ana UJA.ty Boundaries, recommended
That Senate bill No. I03, in relation t.
sherif's fees of Marshall county for Wet
uallng prisoners, and for other purposes
DO not pass.
That Seaale bill No. l0t-In relation tc
the public roads in the county of Madison
and for other purposes, do pass.
That Senate bill No. 9i-To compe
overseers of roads in Tunica county 20 dc
their duty, do pass.
This last recommendation was mo-
unanimous.
Mr.. Kyle, for Committee on Banks and
Banking, recommendations House bill
No. 105 do pass.
Mr.. Sykes, for Committee or Corpora
tons, recommended that Senate bill No
S2-To amend an act to incorporate the
Mississip a, alabama and Georgia Rail
way Com 5any, approved March 8, 1882, dc
pass.
Mr. Gage fo- Committee on Publ,
Health aud Quarantine recommended,
That Senate bill No. Prohibiting salt
Of liquor in the town of Como and within
miles thereof. Do pass.
That House bill No. Lotto prohibi
the sale Of yinous and spirituous liquors il
Dist-ic, No. ). Simpson county. Do pass
with amendments.
MIR. Boone for Committee on Peniten
tia y and Prisons, recommended,
That senate bill No. 62-To prohibit tbs
working of conyicts Of the Mississippi