The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-30
sExATE-NIyETEENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1894.

The Senate met pursuant TO adjourn |
ment, Lt.-Governor Stands in the Chair.
. Prayer by Rev. John Hunter, ID. d.
Mr.. Dickson for Committee on Enrolled
Bills reported that they had found tho fol
lowing bills properly enrolled and had pre-
scented them to the Governor, to-wil:
Senate bill No. 15-Por relief Of Eliza
beth H. Rawls, Of Adams county.
Senate bill No. 60-To repeal an act TO
amend the charter of vicksburg Is. b. No.
3I7, session 1882.
Senate bill No. 6l-To change time Of
holding chancery court in Marion, Perry
and Greene counties.
Senate bill No. 6S-To empower the
Board Of Supervisors of Noxubee, Kemper
and Newton county TO pay the chancery
clerks thereof for services as comfy audi
tors, and to require said clerks TO keep a
road docket, and for other purposes.
Senate bill No. 6-Authorizing the Board
of Supervisors Of Marshal county to dis
pose of property formerly used as Jail.
Mr.. Owen, by leave, introduced petit
ton from sundry citizens Of Tunica county
relative TO the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
To Committee on Public Health.
At the request of Mr.. Mitchell, Chair
man of the Judiciary Committee, Messrs.
billiard and Powell we're added temporarily
to that committee in view of absence of
members.
Mr.. Kyle offered a resolution that, owing
TO the great number of bills before the Ju-
dietary Committee, it be increased by two
members.
Notice to introduction of bills:
Mr.. Gayles gave notice that he would at
an early day introduce bill to repeal Sec.
tions 2960, 1861 and 1862, Code 1880, in re-
lation to tramps.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Powell presented petition from
sundry citizens of tho town of fernando,
asking for laws prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquors Referred to Commit
tee on Public Health and Quarantine.
Mr.. Reynolds presented memorial from
the Cotton Planters Association of the
State of Mississippi relative to the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposi-
ton to be held in New Orleans in 1884 and
1885, and asking that this State take a
part therein. To Committee on Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Eaton presented petition from sun
dry citizens of Wayne to accompany House
bill No. 400. Referred with the bill to
Public Health and Quarantine.
Reports of Committees:
Mr.. Hamilton, of Holmes, for Commit
tee on Education, recommended
That House bill No, 264-To provide for
the maintenance and government of public
school In the city of Vicksburg, do pass.
That Hnuca hill No
the Board of Supervisors of Greene county
to fix and regulate the salary of Superin-
tendent of Education of said county, do
not pass
That Senate bill No. 117-To amend
, section 703, chapter 16, Code 1880, in re-
, lation to school trustees, do no not pass.
That Senate bill No. l21--To aid the
public schools; to abolish free tuition at
the University and Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, and for other purposes,
do not pass.
That Senate bill 122-Do pass.
/ That Senate bill 79-Do pass,
Mr.. Wilson, for Committee on Claims,
recommended that these bills do pass:
House bill 65-For relief of David Refined.
late county treasurer of Bolivar county,
and others in said county.
House bill 235-To empower the board
of supervisors Of Lafayette county to al
I low the claims Of DR.. j. T. Chandler and R.
w. Jones'
House bill 353 For relief Of John Woo
ten, of Copiah county.
House bill 37l-For relief Of Robert @.
Sharp, of Lowndes county, and
House bill 390-For relief of the tax as
. SCISSOR of Sun1ower county
, That House bill 35S-For relief of ]. 8.
! Melvin and j. 7. Longmire, of Rankin
t county Do pass as amended.
Mr.. billiard for Committee on Counties
and County Boundaries recommended that
these bills do pass:
House bill 345-To make the Office of
, cotton weigher of Alcorn county elective.
| House bill 3S0-To authorize the Board
/ of Supervisors of Oktibbeha county to pay
, for the dockets of the justices Of the peace
: of said county.
House bill 404-To authorize the Board
of Supervisors of Wilkinson county to pre-
vide new township maps.
( House bill 367-To change the boundary
, line of Marion, Pike land Lauderdale
} counties.
That these do pass with amendments:
; House bill 3S5-To authorize Board of
Supervisors of Pike county to purchase
certain books for the use of the county,
} House bill $500 furnish the clerks of
, Quitman county with Georges and An
D drew's Digest That these bills do not
} pass.
: House bill 377-To provide for deputy
clerk during circuit court in Montgomery
couGty.
House bill 399-To authorize the sheriff
of Washington county to employ addition
al Jail guards and for other purposes.
, That House bill $50 amend an act to
I prevent live stock from running at large
i'll Monroe county, and for other purposes,
approved March 8, 1882, be referred to Ag-
, riculturs, Commerce and Manufactures.
Reported back without recommends
, ton House bill 243-To require the Secre-
tary of State to furnish the circuit and
, chancery clerks of Pike and Lincoln coun-
ties with certain books, etc.
Mr.. Hyer, for Committee on Registra-
ton and Election, recommended that SEN
, ate bill 4S-To amend the election law, do
pass.
Mr.. Sykes, for Committee ON Corpora
tions recommended that these bills do
, pass:
, House bill 247-To incorporate the Mis-
|, sissippi State Fair Association.
House bill l06-To incorporate the Vicks-
/, burg Printing and Publishing company.
House bill 256-To incorporate the town
of CORTLAND, in Pamela county, and
House bill $50 incorporate the town
Of nldn,, ~, Monrao oa,,,k-