The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

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property 10 l"od of trust lost on
third reading
fo incorporate thp VI .sia.ippi
sln'' Fair As,calion, Senate
amendments concurrpd No.
The lIou.c rofl.cd % rcccIe
from its amendment 10 tho bin IN
prevent 1%Iiccrs from travelling on
railroad without paying their
fares, which amendment changed
the title Of The bill 10 anaet forthc
relief ol railroads
To remove the seat Of Govern
m.ut Of Mississippi from Jackson
to Meridian. Mr. lIoutou moved
TO amend by submitting the ques-
ton to a vote Of the people. The
amendment was adopted, aud the
bill was lost by q vote Of 70 aye. to
iGnays,
The new railroad supervision
bill passed the House by q vote Of
Al TO #.
Act requiring the Auditor Of
Public Accounts to list printing
presses and type with other per-
sonni property for assessment. In
definitely postponed,
The Governor has approved the
fJllowingblIls TO incorporate the
town Of Eureka Springs ia Pamela
county TO prohibit the sale of toy
pistols in this State,
SENATE
No. 323 To anthori1. the GOV.
crnor TO appoint Notary Public
for each Of the towns Of Sardis and
Como IN the county Of Pamela.
passcd-approycd by the Governor.
Bills Passcd-An act to create
and establish an educational and
industrial institute for white fc-
males. The bill is similar TO the
one establishing the A. II NJ. col.
Ilcge, and appropriate $4,000 for
the next two years.
No 32l-Tu amend the charter
OF the town of Pope in Pamela
county 20 W. TO empower the may
or Of said town to act as justice Of
the peace.
The Committee on Universities,
; through Mr. Sykes, recommended
the passage with the Commute
amendments o! House bill No. 49,
To repeal an net apportioning
, the students Of the \. N VI. College
, at Starkvillc among the several
F.. counties according to the whit,
educablc children.
No. SlS-ro provide for the pro.
lection Of crops in any supervisor
=, district or territorial divisions o
Marshall, Pamela and Union coun
ties.
No 170-To empower boards o
!, supervisors to have indexes of las,
titles prepared and Tor other pur
$ poses. The bill was 50 amcudc,
i ON motion Of Mr.. Kyle that thost
counties having two court district
should have two such index books
The new railroad supervision
n bill passed the Senate by u vote o
10 - to 8
81 To provide by constitutions
d amendment for biennial elections
lost on its first reading by a yot
i, Of 5 for, to 20 against.
" Mr.. Simoutou, by leave, intro
duccd Senate bill No 3ji-To pro
hibit the courtesy Of free passes t
officers Of this State. The bill wa
read three times aud passed, by
y vote Of 10 TO II.
House Joint Resolution 10
=, Making a constitutional amend
; mcnt to provide for holding stat
n and aud county elections ever.
r four years. The resolution wac los
on lis first reading by a vote Of /
. hr, to IS against il, requiring
IS two-thirds vote To submit an,
y question To the people.
Mr. Hamilton az Ilolmts ulnr.