The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
MlSSISNIPPI lLGISLATlRE.
SENATE THIRD DAY.
TnurspAr. Jan. I 1885.

/ FiElSGE-Seuatois Simonton, Dillaid
Love, Morris, B.ntoid.
J AGRICULTURE COMMERCE AkD MAN PAo-
1UtE- ;, MAJORS GuytoD, Boyd, Dean,
] Gul y ButoId.
: PcBLIc EprcArIoS-senators Hamilton,
Of Holmes, Bel nnljs, Gage, hoss, GHyles
PUBLIC WoKKs-Senators Dickson,
1 Smith Kemp.
PRiSrIAG-stnators Packwrod, Ross
Hamilton, Of Holmes, Bar on, Gayl's
RAILROAD AND FISAKcEs, oTHER THAN
MUSIoIPAL-Sen"iurs, Luse, Reynolds
Boone, Smith, Harvey.
CLAiMs-ssnators, Boyd, Dickson, Guy
I ton, owe, Austin.
MILIriA--Senators, Bachelor, Houston
/ Werner.
FfDERAL RELATIoss-Senstors whitney
! Dodds, Morris, BrenhHm, Burli /.
CoUxriEs AND CoUNTY BoUEDAPIEs-
Senators hi lard, NhiIn,y, Guy on, K, mp
| Dean.
IMNroRArIoS-senatc Rsyno de, Fam
ilton OF Kinds, Gull, Kemp, Barron.
RIGrs1RArlos AND 'ors
Hamilton Of Kinds, Di lard, Harvey, Boothe,
Casey.
USFIkItnED BUsIsFss-Senst ors Owen,
| Boone, b chelor.
BANKS AND BANKIEG-. Senators Seal,
Hamilton OF binds, Bal chrlor
CoNTISGESr ExPESsTs-Senators Boothe,
! Pack wood, Hamilion OF Holm,s.
PESITgKTiARY AND PRIsoEs-senators
Boone, Powell, Bintoid, CASEY, Morris.
| HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
Senator Brtuham, Simonton, Whitney,
| Burku, Austin.
PUBLIC LAEDs-Senators Smith, Walker,
Seal.
CoBPnRATIoNs-Sen Sykes, Dickson,
Dodds, Powell, Hou.ton.
LEvEEs--Senators Powell, Luse, Owen,
Yerger, Casey.
ENGRosstD BILLs--Senators Buebana n,
Gag, Gayles.
PUBLIC HEALTHAND QUARAETlEE-Sena
Tors Gage, BrenLam, lakewood, Austin,
Seal
The President announced FIR informa ton
that the following would be The J int
Sanding Committees when the G, mn ttee
on Joint Rules shall have eported;
EXECUTIVE Cor TlNGEET FuSD.-Senators
V,rtner, SimontOn, Gully.
COMMITTEE ON STATE LrBRARY -sena.
tor. YIg,r, Reynolds, Hamilton of HindS,
COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BlLLs.-Sena-
tors Dudds, Love, Ros-i Kemp, Barron.
STATE UEIvt administration Houston,
sykes Luse, Dillaid, Dean.
The privileges of senate were extended
to Hons. J. Il. Madison, of Noxubee, j. NJ.
Al en-, Charles L. Mitchell, W II. Firz
raid, J. Il Leigh, David Johnson, Judge
Currie, of Smith, 7. W. Whre, Of De, O, o.
T. d Mcdowell and NJ. r. Butler.
Mr.. Harvey called from the calendar
the following resolution, which was
adopted amend Rule No. % of the Sed-
ate Rules, by adding the following" "a
Temperance-hve members.
Mr.. Walker gave notice that he wculd
Mt an early day introduce a bill TO limit
the eligibility OF state or county officers
also bill o confer on hOard sOt Supervi
sors the rover to compel railroads to fence
their track.
Mr.. Harvey gave notice that he would,
at an early day, introduce hill 10 make
gambling felony aud punishable as such.
Mr., Packwood gave notice hat he would
Mt an early Cry Introduce joint resolu-
uon to 30 change the constitution rs 10
provide Tor biennial elections in this State
MIR. Love gave notice that at en- early
day he would offer a oint resolution on
constitutional am ndments.
Mr. Dean gave notice that he would in
t'oduce bill TO repeal an act to equire
the superintendent of Public Blucali o.
LafaJ cite county, to visit he puoic schools
in said county.
Mr.. GuSt n gave notice that he would at
an early day introduce bill TO facilitate
tie ale or redemption Of land now belong
| ing 10 he Slae forfeited fur taxes.
Mr., Hard gave no, ice that at an early
day he would introduce a bill to project
our growing dairy interests and for other
! purposes
MIR. Vertner gave notice that at an early
| day he would introduce a DILL prOvilhg
| for the est ,bl shment of a home for indi
gent and "ounded Conrederatr soldiers.
/ A message from House announced adop.
ton OF solution for Joint Conven ion
ut noon to-day TO count the vote Tor Gov
ernor.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY MIR. Buchanan: s. B. No. IAN act to
amend section I'LL Of the Code of 1870 in
relation to gambling i'll saloons Referred
TO tomm ttee o. Temperance.
By MIR Syk,s; S. b. Ne. SAN at to
repeal sections aud of chapter "a Of he
acls Of Mississ ppi, apprnved Mar h llth,
| 1854 entitled, an act RELAXING TO damages
in attachment cases. II ferred t. Judicla
Committee.
BY Mr. Harvey: S. B. No 9-An act TO
repeal chapt liS, acts 1884 entitled IN net
10 protect game in the counties of Mad son
and LETTERS n, SO far as same rela es to
Maids county. Referred to judiciary
Committee
BY MIR. Dean; S. B. No. 1O-An act to
repeal an act, ehtitl ed an net 10 REQUIRE the
County Superintendent Of Public Edumtion
ct LataA cite county to visit the Public
Schools in said county. Re erred to Com
mi tee on ucaliou.
BY Mr.. Walker. s. b No. 1l,-An act to
il rporat, the Ptnsacols and Memphis
Rail Odd Company. Referred 10 Commit
tee on Railroad
BY Mr.. Reynolds: S. Is. No l2-An act
to incorporate the z. II. Adams Manu- actur.
ing Company of Aberde, n Miss 50 ppi.
The bill was read ty is it'll aud on mo.
ton OF MIR. Sykes was re- scted on is first
reading.
Bv Mr.. Love: s. B. No. ;9,-An act to
insure the better working # the Publ
roads in Mississippi uni tcr otter pur.
pos 5. r ferred 10 Commit e Oh. Couuties
AMI County Boundaries.
BY MIR Ye-ger: 5. B. No. l4,-An act TO
allow he judges OF the Cireui Comtlo
retire from the du les Of said Office on &C.
count of disease, physical injuries or loss
os mind occurring during their term OF
flee and to provide tor ayment thereof.
Ref rved to Judciiry Commi ee.
BY Mr. BOOlhe: s Il. No. l5-An act to
amend chapter II, t'ode 1880, IN relation o
1he proceed ng OF mRudamus. Ref, FRED to
J0d ctai Committee