The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-21
THE PESITENTIARY LEASE.

proved February "A, 1882. Kecommltted
to Judiciary Committee.
THE PESGTENTIARY LEASE.
The Judiciary Committee to whom was
/ referred, without instructions, that portion
| Of the Governors Message relating 10 the
/ transfer and assignment OF the Penitentiary
lease to the Gull and Ship Island Railroad
as provided by the act of the Legislature,
approved March l3, 1884, would respect
fully report that they have had submitted
to their inspection in connection with said
portion of the Governors Message the in
strument of assignment and the bond Of
the assignee, the said railroad company !;
but the committee find nothing herein with
in the province of their action inasmuch
as the said act of March Is, 1884, fixes the
conditions Of the assignments and of the
bond to execute and devolve upon His Ex-
cellency the Governor and the Attorney
General the duty and responsibility Of
passing upon and approving the bond.
An act TO amend and extend the provis-
ions of sec 81 OF the Code OF 1880 in re-
lation TO the maintenance Of minors who
have parents; do pass
TO amend and extend the provisions of
secs 2l0S and 2l09 of the Code of 1880 in
relation to the maintenance and education
of wards; do pass.
An act to secure manufacturers and own
ers of railroad equipments and rolling
stock, in making conditional sales and GER
tain contracts for the lease thereof do
pass.
To amend chapter 8, sec. 433 Revised
Code of 1880, so far as the same relates to
the pay of district attorneys; do pass.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF ENGRossED
BILLS.
An act to incorporate the Pensacola and
Memphis Railroad Company. of Missis-
sippi. Committee finds bill correctly en-
rolled.
The Committee on Finance, to whom
was referred the memorial of the State
Medical Association, in relation to the es-
tablishment of State Charity Hospital at
Vicksburg, reported against the same.
The undersigned minority of the Judi
ciary Committee of the Senate, dissenting
from the report of the majority of the
committee, recommending the passage Of
s. B. 80, do hereby recommend that the
same do not pass, and will submit sub
stitute therefor at the proper time,
Respectfully, j. d. VERrNER,
w. G. YERGER.
y.Mr. Reynolds: Resolved, That the report
of the Judiciary Committee as to the lease
of the Penitentiary and the transfer thereof
to the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad, be
referred to the Committee on Penitentiary
and Prisons with instructions TO report by
bill or otherwise adopted.
By Mr.. Walker-To amend sec. 5s5
Code of 1880, in relation to privilege tax
Finance.
BY Mr.. Reynolds-To regulate the prac-
tioe of pharmacy, the licensing of persons
to carry on such practice and the sale of
poisons in the State of Mississippi. Pub
lie Health and Quarantine.
By Mr.. Guyton--To reduce the Judiciary
expenses of the counties and prevent mali
cious prosecutions. Finance.
BY MIR. Packwood: To amend sec. 564
when license to retail vinous and spiritu-
Gus liquors shall be obtained from the tax
collector Of any county after grant of
authority to sell said liquors shall have
been given, Temperance.
by Mr.. billiard: To repeal certain pro-
visions of various railroad charters, which
are contrary to public policy. Railroads.
BY Mr.. Guyton; For the relief of ~.
Dubard, justice of the peace of Carroll
county. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Harvey: To prevent gaming
and to amend sections 2S44, 2S46, 2s47 of
the Code of 1880, and to repeal section
2S55 of said Code, chap. n.
BY Mr.. Casey An act for the relief of
T. Z. Shelton, minor of Sharkey county;
read twice and placed on the calendar.
At 2:l5 the Senate adjourned.
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