The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-27
sENATE-FORTY-FIRST DAY.

TUESDAY, Feb. 26, 1884.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
lieut.. Governor Stands in the Chair.
All members present except Messrs.
hamilton OF Kinds, Mitchell, holland and
vkes
The privileges of the Senate we're ex-
,nded 10 Judge Reid, of Coahoma, Hon.
[. ?. Jacobs, of Adams, Capt. s. b. Watts,
Il. Smith, A. N. King, J. A. Gully, OF
Ieridian, Capt Johnson, of Madison and
lr, s. L. Richardson, of Sunfower.
Leave of absence was granted &. W.
Iibbler, Door keeper, from day to day.
IMPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills, through
ir. Dickson. reported that they had pre-
ented the following bills to the Governor
or his approval
Senate bill No. 1872 TO change the time
holding chancery court in Jefferson
county.
oelidt bill No. 79-To increase the salary
f the Superintendent of Education of
'owndes county, and 10 authorize the board
Of supervisors to employ him to visit the
,ublic schools
Senate bill No. 56-To amend sections
A18 and 2475, Code, in reference to issuance
If attachments by justices of the peace.
Senate bill No. 134-In relation to the
1ndrn ltion of sales under DEGREES in
chancery.
oenate bill No. SOTO amend an act to
authorize the clerks of the circuit courts of
Hancock and Perry counties to employ a
competent person to perform the duties of
photographer for the circuit courts of said
'ounties, and for other purposes, approved
february 20, 1882.
Senate bill No. 1+2-To amend section
'65, Code, in relation to distribution
Mississippi Reports.
Senate bill No. 129-To amend and ex-
end the provisions of section 2355. Code.
relating to appeals from justices of the
peace in criminal cases to cases of persons
convicted before mayors of cities and
owns.
The Committee on Education, through
Nr. Hamilton of Holmes, recommended
the passage of
Senate bill No. 31I-To create and es-
AhIish an Industrial Institute in this State
males in the arts and sciences.
A message was received from the Gov
srnor, thrugh his private Secretary, p. H.
Lowry, returning, without his approval,
senate bill No. 2, to cede jurisdiction to
the United States of America over certain
lands and for the purchase and condemna-
ION thereof.
A message was received from the Cover
nor for executive session.
INTRODUCTION OF FILLS.
Bills were introduced and disposed of as
follows;
deferred to Committee on Corporations:
Mr., Reynolds, No. SOTO amend chap
or IS, Code, and chapter 96, acts of 1882,
relation to corporations.
This bill authorizes corporations to
mend their charters through the Secretary
Of State in the same manner as charters
ire originally obtained there.
70 Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries;
MIR. Martin, No. 3l9-To empower the
,oard of supervisors of Claiborne county
% establish free ferries across the Bayou
Pierre and for other purposes.
TO Committee on Finance:
Mr.. billiard, No. S2l-To amend sections
j14, 500 and COS, Code, relating to the tag
ton of railroads.
To the Judiciary Committee:
Mr.. Gayles, No. s22-To create two ad-
iitional justices Of the peace in Bolivar
county.
On motion Of Mr.. Hamilton, Of Holmes,
Senate bill No. S11-To create and estab-
fish an Educational Institute in the State
II Mississippi and college for the educa-
zion of white females in the arts and sciences,
zss-nade the special order for Wednesday.
he 9th inst, immediately after the order
heretofore fixed for said day.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 12-To sub
nit to vote OF the people constitutional
amendment in reference 10 special legisla-
ion, Was taken up and passed on its second
,eading by . two thirds vota all mem
,ers present voting yea