The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-12
Vol. XLvI1.

: through Mr.. Dickson reported the follow
j ing Senate bills in possession of the GO
ernor for his approval:
No. 336-To amend an act to pronibi
the sale of Intoxicating liquor within tv
miles of Verona, Lee county
No. 2lo-To enable the board of supel
visors of Monroe county and the corporal
u authorities of Aberdeen to purchase, erec
and maintain poor house and house c
e correction.
No. 1O6-For relief of Albert Sande
u sole surviving incorporation of the Missis
sippi Agricultural, Educational and Manu-
: featuring Aid Society.
= No. 47-To incorporate the Helena, Mem
phis and New Orleans Railroad Company
: No. 1910 amend section 1112 Code il
d relation to penalty for selling liquors il
: violation of law.
No 107-To Incorporate the Memphis
Oxford and Columbus Railway Company
The Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries, through Mr.. billiard, recon-
mended the passage of the following Sen
ate bills:i
No. 340-To amend section s39 Code SC
as to make 1t apply to seafariDg men.
No. 345-To empower the board of su
pervisors of Chickasaw county to convey q
certain school house.
No. 332-FOr relief of the county of Sun
flower and for other purposes. .
They recommended the rejection of these
Senate bills:
No 334-To authorize the board of su-
pervisors of Alcorn county to settle GER
tain Indebtedness.
No. 344-To authorize the board of su-
pervisors of Kinds county to allow com
pensation to D. G. McRea, ex president of
said board for services.
No. 347-To authorize the board of su-
peryisors of Sunfower county to order
new assessment.
No. 346-To amend section 407 Code,
as to Sunhower county.
The Committee on Banks and Banking,
recommended the rejection of
House bill 1910 incorporate the FL
deity Banking, Loan and Trust Company
of Vicksburg.
The Committee on Finance though MIR.
! Henderson, recommended the passage of
Senate bill 32I-To amend section 6O4
and COS Code, relating to taxation of rail
| roads, as amended.
House bill 9:}0-To authorize the board
of supervisors of Lincoln county to levy an
additional tax to pay tne outstanding debt
of said county and for other purposes.
House bill 99-For relief of I. ]. Clarke
and T. B. Parker of Marshall, as amended
They recommended the rejection Of
Senate bill 285-To amend section 433
Code in relation to the salaries of officers
They requested that
House bill 7S9.-To exempt from taxa
ton all moneys of non-residents loaned on
mortgages or deeds of trust on reaI-estate
In this State, be referred to the judiciary
Committee. The request, en- motion of
Mr.. Marshall, was complied with; also
that House resolution in relation to taxa
ton of printing presses be referred back
to the House for information.
The University Committee, through Mr..
Sykes. recommended the passage of the |
Senate Bill 353 in relation to the Univers-
ity of Mississippi.
The Committee on Claims, through Mr.. |
Wilson, recommended the passage of the fol- |
lowing House bills:
950.-For relief of Geo. J. Wainwright, |
treasurer of Clark county, as amended.
No. G67-For relief of Mrs T. H. Shar-
key.
No. 578-For relief of Jacob Rickett
and A. c. Green.
The following report was received:
Mr.. President: The Committee of con-
ference on the disagreement between the
two Houses as to the House amendment to |
The title of Senate bill No. 1910 prohibit |
certain officers from travelling on railroads |
without paying the usual fare-beg leave |
to report that they have agreed to recon-
mend that the House recede from its said |
amendment.
NJ. MILLER.
JNo. NJ. SIMoNToN,
J. P. WALKER,
Committee on part of Senate.
JNo. Y. MURRY.
JOHN E. BELL,
W. A. NABERs,
Committee on part of HORSE.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor communicating his approval of the
flowing Senate bills:
No. 16l-To regulate the finances of
Simpson county.
No 1870 amend section 2O04 Cod, in
relation to county administrator.
No. 242-Appointing commissioners of
the Natchez Hospital with power to sell
and convey the property thereof
No. 109-To amend the charter of the
Gulf and Ship Island railroad Company.
No. 162-To authorize the board of su-
pervisors of Harrison, Hancock, jackson,
Perry and Greene counties to emp 10y a
to make plans and specifications for any or
all bridges to be hereafter built in said
counties and to inspect and report upon
same.
No. l49-For relief of W. B. Wright, ex-
heriff of Tate county, and T. C. Dockery
sheriff of DeSoto county.
No. 1870 amend an act to incorporate
the town of Eudora, in DeSoto county.
No. l9s-For relief of z. T. Lee, of At
talla county.
No. 19ETo provide for the refunding
of the Kemper county debt, and for other
purposes.
No 26O-For relief of certain piece of
property known as the North Mississippi
Cotton and Woolen Mills in Corinth.
No. 137-To change the time of holding
circuit court in the eighth judicial district
No. 1870 amend section S26, Code,
in relation to how damages obtained.
No. 97-To extend the time for the COM
pletion of the Memphis, Selma and Bruins
wick Railroad.
No. 205-For relief of T. c. Bennett of
Jefferson county.
No. $50 authorize mining or manu-
companies to construct, own and
operate railroads, tramways and canals not
exceeding fifteen miles in length.
No 1S4-To amend section $50. Code, in
relation to aale of land for taxes.
No. 2l6-To require the trustees of GER
tain institutions to whom money is appro-
priated to make biennial reports to the
Legislature of the manner in which said
money is expended.
No. l5S-To incorporate the Aberdeen
Street Railroad Company.
No. 192-To provide for the payment OF
books required to be used by public offices
in certain cases.
No. 203-To change time for holding ]
circuit court in Tunica county. X
No I44-Empowering the board of su-
pervisors of Wilkinson county to levy taxes
for county purposes and fixing the limit
thereof.
No. ls1-To incorporate the town of I
Eureka Springs in Pamela county.
No. 173-To prohibit the sale of inton
liquors in Marion county.
No. 224-To enlarge the powers of the
corporate authorities of the city of Aber-
deem. Il
No 2o4-For relief of B. B. Cross of JEFF
ferson county; and Senate Joint Resolu-
lion No. 8.
Mr.. Marshall called up
House bill No. 5SS-To amend tie char J
ter of yicksburg and to reduce into one all
the acts in relation thereto.
The Committee on Corporations recon-
mended the following amendment: Il
Strike out Of section 10, the words: SFor
any absence from the city court or regular
meeting of the board without good and
sufficient excuse, the mayor shall be fined
by the board in the sum Of SO 90, and the I
same shall be deducted from his salary
Strikeyout of section IL, in line 20, the
words: s.into the county treasury to the
credit Of the common school fund"
The amendment was adopted and the bill