The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-03
HOUSE MESSAGES.

HOUSE MESSAGES.
The following House bills were received
and referred as follows:
To Committee on Agriculture:
No. 1870 prevent scslage of bale cot
ton in the State.
No. 153-To provide reasonable compen-
sation for the circuit clerk of Grenada
county for services rendered by him in GER
tain criminal cases. On motion of Mr..
billiard, indefinitely postponed.
No. 126-To prohibit the sale or giving
away of intoxicating liquors in the town Of
Pleasant Hill and for other purposes.
Passed.
No. 123-For the relief of the estate of
e. c. Eggleston, deceased. Passed.
No. 1910 amend the charter of city of
Canton. Passed.
No. 1870 authorize compensation to
the county auditors of Jefferson and Frank
lin counties. Passed.
No. 140-Authorizin the Georgia Pacific
Railway Company to sell or lease part of
its railway in this State. Recommitted to
Railroad Committee.
To Committee on Public Health and Quar-
antine:
No. 412-To prohibit the sale of whisky
in the town of Rocky Ford in Union coun-
ty and within miles thereof.
No. 1l7-To repeal an act to prohibit the
sale or giving away of vinous, spirituous, OF
malt liquors in the town of Houston, Chick
asaw county, and within five miles thereof
approved March 8, 1882.
No. 252-To amend section 1903 Code
so far as itapplies to Sharkey county.
No. 350-To prohibit the sale or giving
away of intoxicating liquors in the county
of Clarke.
No. 470-To amend an act TO regulate
the sale of vinous, spirituous, or malt Ii
quors in the town of Ashland, Benton
county.
To Committee on Education:
No. 429-To authorize the County Super
intendent of Public Education of Coahomt
and Washington counties, to employ teach
ers in certain cases, at higher rate OF com
pensation than is now allowed by law.
No. 477-For the relief of N. W. Lea
County Superintendent Of Education o
Coahoma county.
To Committee on Public Works:
House Joint Resolution No. 80 pro
vide for the examination of the Capito
building with view of having necessar.
repairs done thereon.
To Committee on Railroads;
No. 175-To provide for the regulation
of freight and passenger rates on railroad
and for taxation of the property OF railroa
companies in this State and for other pur
poses.
No. 24l-To incorporate the Caledoni
Branch Railroad Company.
To Committee on Banks and Banking:
No. 122--In reference to Banks an
Banking.
TO Committee on Counties and Count
Boundaries:
No. 4S-To amend section PA, Code, i
relation to jurisdiction and powers Q
boards of supervisors.
No l64-In reference to notice Of build
ing bridges by boards Of supervisors.
No. 237--In relation to the duty Of th
board of supervisors in Lawrence count!
No. 2G0-To amend section 1882, Cod
30 far as it relates to Tallahatchie count!
No. 314-To reduce the expense OF altei
ing and changing public roads.
No. 314-To ratify and approve Gel
tain order of the board of supervisors {
Holmes equity.
No. $3.50 authorize the board of supe
visors of Hancock county to hold meeting
on the first Monday of each month.
No. 462-To change the name of Eursk
the present county seat of Sunfower coul
ty.
No. 473-To provide for the making
lawful fences in Claiborne county and
prevent hogs from running at large.
No. ALTO authorize the board Of supe
visors of Clay county to hold regular NEE
ings on the first Monday of each month.
No. 475-For the relief Of Jackson Fis
er, ex-sheriff and tax collector Of Coahon
county.
To Judiciary Committee:
No. 7s-To amend an act toprovide 4
an additional justice of the peace and co
stable in district No. 5, jefferson county.
No. 2I6-To amend section 2191 Co
1880 so as to define jurisdiction OF justle
of the peace in the two Circuit and Cha
Gerry Court districts in the county Of Chic
asaw.
No. 259-To change the names Of certs
children and persons.
No. 476-eTo amend section l01 Co
with regard TO sureties on Official bonds
Coahoma county.