Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-04-04
THE RAILROAD BILL.

The motion to substitute House bill
No. 430, (Johnson's) for the Senate
(Lamb's) bill, was taken up Saturday
and Mr.. Revelle moved to table the
substitute. On the motion to table the
Johnson bill the vote was as follows:
Ayes-Aimison, Anderson of Sequat-
chic, Beard, Beatty, Bonner, Britton,
Brogan, Browder, Brown, Butler, Cald-
we'll, Davis, Evans of Roane, Evans OF
Shelby, Fields, Fisk, French, Guthrie,
Haggard, Hanna, Haynes of Madison,
Haynes of Shelby, Hodge, Hodges,
Idol, johnson of Davidson, Keeton,
McCauley, McElwee, Mckinney, Nc
Sween, Morgan, Murrell, Neal, Reed,
Redmond, Revelle, Ruhm, Sanders,
Shipley, Sims, Smith, Thornburg, Ty
Ter, Vernon, Weems, Wooten, Young
of Putnam-49.
Noes-Allen, Barnhill, Beddow, BinnS
Blackburn, Browning, Bullock, Burke,
Carmack, Cockrill, Crunk, Dulaney,
Erwin Fielder, Fowlks, Gordon, Hall,
Hancock, Harrell, Jackson, johnson of
Williamson, Lamb, Lashlee, Lewis of
Henry, Lewis of Stewart. Love, Miller,
Rogers, Rushing, Shelton, Solomon,
Steele, Sugg, Taylor, Trousdale,
Vaughn, Wade, Wariield, Warren,
White, Willis, Yancy, Young of Upton,
Mr.. Speaker Manson-44.
The bill was tabled.
Mr.. Wade offered substitute bill
to appoint the three Railroad Commits
sioners first appointed by the Governor
and afterward elected by the people, to
be paid-$1 900 as salary.
The vote on the motion to table the
Wade bill was: Yeas, 50; nays, Al.
Mr.. Murrell moved to table the
Hayes bill. The vote stood:
Ayes-Aimison, Anderson of Sc
quatchie, Beatty, Br1tton, Brogan, Brow
der, Brown, Butler, Cockrin, Caldwell,
Cummings, Davis, Evans of Roane,
Evans oil Shelby, Fields, Fisk, French,
Guthrie: Haggard, Hanna, Haynes OF
Shelby, Hndge, Hodges, Idol, Johnson
OF Davidson, keeton, McElwee, McKin-
ney, McSween, Morgan, Murrell, Reed,
Neal, Redmon, Revelle, Ruhm, Saun-
ders, Shipley, Sims, Smith, Thorn |
burg, Tyler, Vernon, Weisner' Wooten,
Young of Putnam-46.
Noes-Allen, Barnhill, Beard, Bed |
dow, BInns, Blackburn, Bonner,
Browning, Bullock, Burke, Carmack,
Crunk, Dobson, Dulaney, Erwin,
Fielder, Fowlkes, Gordon, Hall, Han
cock, HarrelI, Haynes of Madison,
Jackson, Johnson of Williamson, Lamb,
Lashlee, Lewis OF Henry, Lewis of
Stewart Love, Miller, Rogers, Rush
ing, Shelton, Steele. Sugg, Taylor,
Vaughan, Wade, Wartield,
White, Willis, Yancey, Young
Of Upton, Mr. Speaker Manson-46.
The bill was tabled.
Mr.. Ruhm moved to adjourn to 2 p.
m. Lost-ayes, SO noes, 81.
Mr.. Butler moved the previous
question on the passage of the bill and
the call was sustained.
The vote on the Senate Lamb) bill
was:
Ayes-Aimison,, Anderson of Sc
luatchie, Beard, Beatty, Binns, Bonner,
Britton, Brogan, Browder, Brown, Bull
ock, Bualer, Carmack, Cockrill, Cald- {
we'll, Davis, Evans of shelby, Evans of
Roane, Fields, Fisk, French, Guthrie,
daggard, Hanna, Haynes of Shelby,
Hodge, Hodges, Idol, Johnson of Da-
'idson. Keeton, Lewis of Henry, Nc
Elwee, Mckinney, McSween, Morgan, |
durrell, Neal, Reed, Bedman, Revelle, 9
2uhm, Sanders, Shipley, Sims, Shelton, !
smith, Solomon. Sugg, Thornburg,
Tyler, Vernon, Weems, Weisner, Will |
is, Wooten, Young of Putnam-56.
Noes-Allen, Barnhill, Beddow,
Browning, Burke, Crunk,
Dobson, Darnley, Erwin, I
Fielder, Fowlkes, Gordon, Hale, Ham
ock, Haynes of Madison, Jackson, G
ohnson OF Williamson, Lamb, Lash I
ee, Lewis of Stewart, Love, Miller, L
Rogers, Rushing, Taylor, Trousdale, b
Taughan, Wade, Warfield, Warren, r
White, Yancey. Young OF Upton, and b
peaker Manson-36. II
The Chair announced the final pas a
lge of the bill 2