The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-27


adding at end Of LIST section, "URless the
officers Of this State travelling on such rail-
road be an officer, agent, owner, or joint
owner Of the railroad"
On motion of Mr.. billiard, the previous
question was ordered.
The substitute was then passed By a vote
Of 21 too.
YEAs-Nessrs. Boone, Boyd, Durkitt,
DilIard, Eaton, Gage, Guyton, Hamilton,
Of Holmes, Henderson, Kyle, Liddell,
Packwood. Powell, Roane, Of Cal
houn, Simonton, Smith, Terry, Walker,
whitney and Wilson.
NAYs-Nessrs. Dickson, eagles, Hamil-
ton, OF Kinds, Jeffords. Reynolds and Sykes.
ABSENT AID HcT -Messrs.-Bren-
ham, Harvey, Hysr, Keith, Luse, holland,
Owen and Roane, Of Webster.
Mr.. Brennan stated that he vas paired
with Mr.. Keith. Mr.. Keith if preson. would
vote 'yea" aud he would vote mo"
Senate bill No. Ito prevent the use OF
free passes or the FREQ transportation Of
certain officers over railroads, was on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Smith indefinitely postponed
The general scope o. this bill was the same
as that which passed.
Senate bin No. 92-To authorize the
Board OF Supervisors Of Simpson county to
levy a tax sufficient to pay the outstanding
indebtedness Of said county. Passed.
Senate bill No. S7-To amend and extend
the provisions Of section 2l09, Code Of 1880,
in relation to the maintenance and educa-
ton Of wards, wns tabled subject to call.
senate bill No s1-To amend and extend
the provisions OF section Pill, Code of
1880, in relation 10 tho maintenance of
minors who have parents. On motion of
Mr.. Mitchell, indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No. S7--ro amend and OK
tend the provisions Of section 2109, Code of
1880, IN relation to the maintenance and
education OF wards, was on motion OF Mr..
Sykes, indefinitely postponed.
Senate bin No. ss-Permitting non-resi-
dent sureties on official bonds of county Of
hcers in Tunica county. The following
recommended by tho Jujici-
AIRY Committee, was adopted, to-wit SIN
sert after the word state" 1.-THE last word
in tho lst section) the words, provided
said sureties own real estate in said county,
and shall only be taken on any bond to the
oKtent of tho value OF said real estate in
said county. The bill passed as amended.
Senate bill No. S6-To repeal an act TO
amend the charter OF Brookhayon, approved
February ., 1873, and an act amendatory
thereto, approved April IL, 1876 Passed
Senate bill No. HFor relief of the mi
nor heirs Of Mrs. Leouora +. Pope, de-
ceased, late resident of East Baton Rouge
Parish, Louisiana. Rejected on second
reading.
Senate bill No. 0s--To require tho Lesseos
of the Penitentiary to pay tho cost OF
clerks and sherifs in certain cases. Rejected
on second reading.
Senate bill No. 105-To enable tho Board
Of Supervisors of Pike county in their dig
erection to compromise an Indebtedness due
said county by G. G. Gibson.
On motion OF mr. Henderson was recon-
mitted.
Senate bill No. SOTO amend an net to
amend section $50, Code 1880, in relation
TO public revenue, approved March o,
1882.
The following amendment recommended
by Committee on Agriculture, Commerce
and Manufactures, wasadopted, to-wit:
Provided, That said party ahall Arst sub
scribe and file with the tax collector OF any
county in which he proposes to pursue the
business herein designated IN oath, that he
il the bona fde owner OF said nurseries or
fruit farms outside OF this State and il n
resident and citizen Of this State, desig-
mating the county where he resides and
how long he has resided therein.
Mr.. Henderson offered the following
amendment which was adopted
amend by striking out the words "of
the above entitled act' in third line OF frat
section and insert in lien thereof the words
IAN act entitled an act to amend section
5S5, Code 1880, in relation to Public Rev
enue, approved March ., 1892.
The bill was then passed az amended
Al request Of Mr.. Sykes, Mcaars. billiard
and Wilson we're appointed temporarily as
members of the Comnitleo on Corpora
tons.
Senate bill No. loi-To repeal section
1859, Code, 1890, in relation to mortgages
on growing crops, was on motion of Mr.
Mitchell, indefinitely postponed, "a bill
similar to this having boon passed.
Senate bill No. 73-Relating to the print
ing of certain class of incorporating acts
and private acts in the published laws of
this State.
The following amenlment recommended
By the Committee on Printing was adopted.
to-wit:
Iusert after the word 'act' in line ~
seven the following; "or any corporation
authorized to be creet5d by an act enti-
tied an act TO extend the provisions of
chapter %, Revised Code 1880, in relation
to corporations and other associations, ana
for other purposes, approved March Z,
1882.
On motion of Mr. Boone, the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill Prohibiting the sale or
giving away of intoxicating liquors in the
town of Como, Pamela county, and within
four miles thereof.
Mr.. Sykes moved the indefinite post
ponement of the BILL Lost. The bill was
then passed.
The privileges of the Senate we're ex-
tended to Messrs. W. A. Percy and c. p.
Huntington, of Washington county, and Mr.
j. W. KEGS, of Itawamba.
Senate bill 47-To incorporate the
Helena, Memphis and New Orleans Rail-
road Company.
Pnlng the consideration of this bill the
Sens.e at ? p. m. adjourned till 10 a. m.
Monday, January 2Sth.
HOUSE SEVENTEENTH DAY.
SATURDAY, Jan. &c, 1884.