The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-15

NCdiI al VI leboS WON "SS 49,
sumed in electing clerks, ETC., and
getting ready for work. The eau
Gus agitation caused delay also. On
Friday the following bills were in
troduced:
IN THE SENATE.
By Mr.. Lamb-A bill to amend
the act of March, 1888, providing a
pension of $40 to soldiers in the
state, of Federal or Confederate,
who lost eyes during the war to
read $50 month.
BY Mr.. Lamb--A bill to repeal
the railroad commission set of
March 20, 1888.
By Mr.. Shaver-To protect sheep
raising in Tennessee, and to indict
any person keeping a sheep-killing
dog.
By ar. Logan-A bill to facili-
tate and expedite the administra
ton of justice in courts of this
state by the appointment of official
stenc graphers.
By Mr.. Smiih-A bill TO submit
to the people whether a convention
shall be held to amend, revise and
make anew the constitution of the
state.
BY the samoa bill to provide
for the election of delegates to a
convention the first Thursday in
August to amend the constitute OF
the state, the convention to meet
the first Monday in November.
By Mr.. Ramsey-A resolution
that the railroad commission is OF
no benefit to the people and is an
expense to the people, and that the
senate exact no law antagonistic to
this interest.
By Mr.. McDowell-A bill to pro
vide for the suppression of seduc-
ton of females under promise OF
marriage.
By Mr.. Wright-A bill to exempt
all persons over 40 years of age
from working on roads.
By Mr.. Lamb-To continue the
judgment of liens in the Suprem,
Court.
By Mr.. Logan-To provide relle
for Federal and Confederate sol
diers who lost their eyes in the lat
war, not pensioners of the United
States government.
By Mr.. Brownie fix the com
pensation of judges of the suprem'
court at SO, 500 per annum.
By the same-To fix the compen
sation of judges. and chancellors a
| 50, 800 per annum.
IN THE HOUSE.
By Mr.. Rhum-An act TO Great
official stenographers for the courts
of the state and defining their pow
ers and duties.
By Nj. Crunk-An act to pa,
officers, judges and clerks for hold
ing elections.
BY Mr.. Brown-An act for tn
protection of sheep raisers.
By Mr.. McKinney-An act to Ie
peal the railway commission law.
By Mr.. McElwee-Instructin
our representatives in congress t
vote for and urge the passage of tn
Blair educational bill. Lies ovel
By Mr.. Solomon-An act to re
peal the fish law.
By Mr.. Fields-An act to repea
the landlords lien law.
By Mr.. Crunk-To repeal the &C
lessening the number of justices a
quarterly courts.
By Mr.. Brownie repeal an &C
to provide relief for those in tn
| Confederate and Federal servic
that lost their eyes.
IN THE SENATE TUESDAY.
By Mr.. Simmerly-To exempt il
the hands of practicing physicians
library, office fixtures, surgical in
struments and medicine on hand
not to exceed 81, 600 in value.
By Mr.. Dowell-Joint resolution
appointing a committee of tire
from the senate and four from tn
the house to revise the fees o
officers of this state.
IN THE HOUSE.
By Mr.. Brown-For the relief o
all one armed and blind persons in
! Tennessee.
BY Mr.. Idol--To prohibit justi
ces of the peace from holding any
positions in the gift of the county
courts
By Mr.. Lewis, of Henry-To ap
propriate $4,000 for the prepare
ton of the worlds fair exhibit.
By Mr.. Bonner-Make it tn,
duty Of county court clerks to pos
an alphabetical list of all paying
privilege licences and give the
grand jury the right to investigate
By Mr.. Evans, of Roane-Requir
ing the education OF healthy chill
dren.