The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-17

service Of Gen. S. J. Gholson was conc Irg
in. ~
Resolution to fix wages Of the porterI
the Capitol was adopted. -
Senate bill to prevent the sale Of exl,f9 Jon
of obscene and immoral literature.
etc. Judiciary.
Senate bill, an act 70 provide Pike tsAsi-
~ with two sets Of An ifeB's Digests, and
slyOsets of Mississippi sss ports. Pass
ed
senate bill. an act for t.is selief 81 Miles
Cooper, minor, of Slsdisoa county.
Passed.
Mr.. Lamkin-R Resolved That the Ser
eeant- At Arms be directed TO have a lock
put oufheaioor leading from the east side
81 and that he see that the door
b ing incleuient. weather.
hibit the sale'of vinous and
liquors within district Of
county. Passed.
amend section 40, Revised Code.
III ubject to call.
authorize the Board of Supsryis-
o. Pamela comfy TO have the TRANSCRIPT
| Ing Of certain records completed. Pass
"a.
An act authorizing the Board of Super
visions Of Sharkey county to employ the
County Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton to visit the public schools of said
county. Education.
! An act TO provide for an additional jus
tice Of the peace and constable in Super
visors District No. 8, of the county Of JEFF
ferson. Judiciary.
! An 30 L. e
yisors of Calhoun county to levy tax on
said county sufficient to pay the o1tstand-
| ing school warrants of the same. Passed
An act to provide for the compensation
Of certain election services in Harrison
county. Tabled subject to call.
| Mr.. Baker-A resolution instructing the
Committee on Benevolent institutions TO
make inquiry into the rules governing the
admission of persons into the Lunatic
Asylum, and inquiries, if such be the fact
why chronic cases are refused admission
into said Asylum; and that they report to
this House by bill or otherwise, suggesting
any change in the law, which now may
prohibit the admission of such cases in
said Asylum. Adopted
Mr.. Watson-Resolved, That the Com
i AAAieeSS VA NphS 4 AAiibiAAS 10 hiiA ~ hNiOpJ
requested to ascertain and report to this
House the annual cost of the State printing
includinAthe publication of the decisions
of the Supreme Court, and whether the said
printing and the binding Of books and the
sheet acts for State is well done or not, and
whether the prices paid therefor are rea-
sonable or otherwise, and that the said Com
mittee have power to send for persons and
papers.
The report of the Committee on Regis
tration and Election in the case of Lowe
vs.. Peyton was received, and on motion,
Mr.. Lowe was allowed to address the House
and set forth his claims The matter was
made the special order for tomorrow at Ia
o'clock
| In the contested election case of Mar
shall Va. Bridges, Mr.. Mckenzie moved the
application of the contestant be dismissed
and the contested be declared entitled Ia
his seat. Carried.
Mr.. Harper-A resolution referring that
portion of tho Governors Message allud
ing to prisoners in the county jails to the
Committee on County Affairs, was adopted
Mr.. Bell--An act in regard to creating {
Board of Public Printing to contract foi
the Public Printing with the lowest bidder
Referred to the Committee ON Public
Printing.
At | 20 the House adjourned