The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-20

Of the ~ - ersis .uitoritiss q the city %
HOuse ss'i Nm .so-To repeal ~ pet 70
amend section toc Code, 80 far as tne --...S
/ SPplies TO the city of Okolona, SPPA'''',
March 8, 1882.
House bin eotA-fg repeal the LET section
o. an aei to amend tie eharter g Aep~'0'
Les county, approved MaFch 4, lss1
nouso bill S08--To extend the teEt1'otlni
hmae q the town uf AbbsEi in A1fay'
kette county. -
House bin 62l--To amend "a aaOt 70 ~.
yise and amend the eAartar Of tha f,Qwn p'
Fayette, approved March Z, 1889.
House bill 62s-To amend the chnftsi
the town OF Messoh, Copiah county.
All. towaL tor Committee on Lsvess.
House bill SOTO further amend an act
@ ascertain the outstanding Indebtedness
Of the hquidating leves District and foT
other purposes, approved March 3. isso. A.
pass with an amendment.
Mr., Sykes, for the Committee on uni
versities, recommended that
Senate bill 2l6-To require the trustees
Of certain institutions to whom money is
| appropriated to make report 70 the LsCis-
lature how such appropriation is expended,
do pass.
Mr.. Gage, for Committee on Public
Health and Quarantine reported back with.
out recommendation snndry local prohibi-
tion bills referred to them.
Mr.. Mitchell, for Judiciary COMMITTEES.
recommended that these bills do pass.
Senate bill l6z-To amend section 4.O.
Code, in relation to the ownership of prop
erty as shown by the assessments
Senate bill l6s--In relation to the statute
of limitations in suits against public off,
GERS.
Senate bill 1s1-To regulate the finances
of Simpson county, and for other purposes.
Senate bill 197--To amend section Ills,
Code, in relation to penalty for selling
liquor in violation of law.
senate bill 2O6-1o amend section / of
an act to amend section 5S5, Code, in rela-
ton TO public revenue.
Senate bill 21T-To change time of hold
ing circuit court in Clay and Winston
counties.
senate bill 9ss-To provide for the max
ing of an abstract Of titles in Monroe
county.
House bin esS-To change time of hold
ing ohancery court In Tunica county,
House bill 324--To ratify and approve a
certain order of board of supervisors OF
Senate bill I94-To provide for the re-
funding of the debt Of Kemper county, and
for other purposes.
Senate bin 2O3-To change the time Of
holding circuit court in Tunica county.
That these bills do not pass;
House bill 16O-To amend section $50,
Code, for relief of justices Of the peace in
criminal cases.
House bill 216---To amend section 2l0l
Code, so as to define jurisdiction OF Jus
ices of peace in the two circuit and chan
,ery court districts of Chickasaw county.
House bill 356-For relief OF Ruberta
Beard, minor, of Grenada county.
House bin 452-In relation 10 fees Of
,ertain officers,
Senate bill 44--Ratifying eompromise Of
'ertain suits made by board Of Supervisors
# Tunica county. ..-a. .
Senate bin 1870 provide an official
for each Judicial district in
he State.
That Senate bill 96--To change the 29th
enatorial district into two districts be re-
eferred to Committee on Registration and
,lecions.
House bill 267-To amend an act 10 make
Warren county a separate circuit and chan
cry court district and TO provide for de-
raying expenses of the courts therein, ap-
roved April IL, 1876, and for other pur-
oses, was returned without recommenda-
on.
Mr.. Hyer for Committee on Registration
nd Election recommended that these
ills do not pass:
Senate bill No. 2OO-To provide COM
for the circuit clerk of Adams
mi nj ffNra a.
Senate bill No. 99-For relief of Juo. b.
Toward and ]. H. Bennett.
Senate bill No. 22l-For relief Of J.A.
Iuggins, of Marshall county.
House bill No. 3OI-To authorize the
oard of supervisors Of Washington coun.
= TO make additional allowance to cover
Epenses of board Of registration for
$40.
Mr.. Hamilton for Committee on Eduea-
on recommended that these bills do pass;
House bill No. 221--To provide for r0-
airs on public school houses in Coahoma
ounty.
House bill No. 6OS-To authorize the
oard of supervisors of Lowndes county to
rovide for necessary repairs on the May.
ew Academy.
That this do not pass.
House bill 477-For relief of N. w. Lea,
of Education, of Coahoms
ounty.
The Committee on Humane and Benevo-
snt Institutions recommended that
Senate bill 2OI-To authorize and re-
uire the Governor to appoint a superin-
sndent and trustees for the East Mississip-
i Lunatic Asylum, do pass.
Mr.. Boyd moved to reconsider the vote
lken yesterday by which the Senate in
efnitely poitponed House bill No. 263-
o make the Superintendent of Education
Union county elective. The motion
as lost by vote of II TO Ia.
YEAs-Messrs. Boyd, Brennan, Buritt,
ickson, Gayles, Guyton, Hamilton, of
inds, Jeffords, Keith, Liddell, Marshall,
itchell, Roane Of Webster, and Wilson.
NAYs-Messrs. Boone, billiard, Eaton,
age, Harvey, Hyer, Kyle, Luse, Martin,
bland, PackwOod, Powell, Reynolds, 81
onton, Smith and Terry.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Holmes, was paired with
r. Roane, of Calhoun, temporarily absent,
10 would have voted yea, Mr.. Hamilton
,uld have voted nay.
Mr.. Sykes was excused from voting.
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