The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17

ures in the possession of the Secretar
of State. Judiciary.
Mr.. Williamson, of Kinds: To regu-
late the assessment OF real estate IN the
counties of Kinds and Washington.
Passed.
Mr.. Weaver: To incorporate the town
of Fulton. Passed.
MIR. Weaver: For the relief of Spencer
Hare, of Itawamba. Ways and Means.
Mr. MeRae: To exempt Scranton
Fire Company No. l from road duty
Passed.
Mr.. MeRae: To authorize the board
of supervisors of jackson county, to pur-
chase property and for other purposes.
| Passed.
Mr. McRae: To enable the board of
health of jackson county to inforce
more thorough quarantine, and to bet
ter protect the public health from in
fectious diseases. Public Health.
| Mr. MeRae: To provide for new
registration of Jackson county. Passed.
Mr.. McRae. To appoint an Inspector
of bridges for jackson county, and for
other purposes. Passed.
Mr.. McRae' To incorporate the town
of Ocean Sprisgs. Corporations.
Mr.. NcRae: To incorporate the town
of Scranton in Jackson county. Cor
porations.
Mr.. Waldrip: To change the colpo-
rate boundies of the town of Oxford.
| Corporations
Mr.. Waldrip: For the relief of L.
| heEachin, of Lafayette county. Passed.
Mr.. Welch: For relief of II. Wohle-
bin, of Lafayette county. Ways and
Means.
Mr.. henry: To authorize the board of
supervisors of Leflore county TO settle
with j. IL. Allen, former treasurer of
that county. Passed.
Mr. Watts: To amend the charter of
the city OF Brookhaven. Passed.
Mr. Harrison called up :. b: To
define and make clear the boundary
lines between the counties of Lowndes
and Clay. Passed.
Mr.. Harrison: 10 amend the charter
of the city of Columbus.
Mr.. Simmons opposed the passage of
the bill before going to committee,
giving as a reason, that numerous iutiu-
ential men of Columbus had written
letters opposing the passage of this bill
on weighty grounds, and he thought time
for investigation should be had. Con-
siderable discussion was elected by the
bill, which was finally passed, the motion
of Mr. Simmons to commit being lost.
Mr.. Lee: To amend sec 1859, Code
1880, and the acts amendatory thereto,
In relation to wages of county prisoners
IN custody of county contractors, so far
relates to Madison, Tippah, Laurence,
Benton and Marshall counties. Passed.
Mr. Baird called up s. B.: To amend
an act to provide for the protection of
crops in any territorial division or SUI
pervisor's district of the counties of
fippah, Marshall, Benton, Union and
Pamela counties. Tabled subject TO call.
Mr.. Mckinney: For relief of the
estate of Daniel McLeary, late of Mar
shall county Passed.
Mr.. McKie: To incorporate Hillside
Academy. of Marshall county. Corpora
tions.
Mr.. Burdine: To provide compensa-
lion of assessor of Monroe county in Ger
tain cases. Passed.
Mr.. Foales: For relief of 1. n.
Doyle, of Montgomery county. PrOpo-
sit'ous and grievances.
Mr.. Chapman: For relief of John z.
Pates late treasurer of Newton county.
Passed.
Mr.. Chapman: Petition from citizens
Df Newton, asking for law TO prohibit
sale of liquors in said county. Also one
opposing same. To Temperance.
MIR. Madison: To amend and reduce
into one act the several acts ineorporat-
ing the town of Brooksville, and the sew
eral acts amendatory thereto. Passed.
Mr.. Causey: To amend section 495,
Code of 1880, III relation to maps OF
townships, SO far as the same relates to
Pie county. Passed.
Mr.. Crawford: To amend the charter
of the town of Chesterville, in Pontotoc
and Lee counties. Passed.
Mr.. Crawford: To prevent sale of
spirituous, yiuous or malt liquors with
IN the cor porate limits of the town of
Passed. ~
Mr.. Clemens: To enlarge and increase
the powers and duties of the board of
supervisors of Noxubee comfy, and for
other purposes. Tabled subject to call.
Mr.. SeIman: To amend an act APP
proved February %, 'S2, preventing the
sale of vinous, spirituous and malt
liquors in the first supervisors district
of Prentiss county. Passed.
Mr. Selman: To authorize the board
of supervisors of Prentiss county to levy
a special tax TO pay off the outstanding
school warrants of said county for the
years '84 aud 80. Passed.
Mr. Selman: To authorize the board
of supervisors of Prentiss county to
com pensate the clerk of said board, as
county auditor. Passed.
Mr. Nofrell of Rankin: To prevent
the sale of spirituous, vinous and malt
liqours in the town of Pelahatchie.
Passed
Mr. Norrell, of Rankin: To author
ize the board of supervisors Of Rankin
county to compensate the county audi
tor Passed.
Mr.. Brooks: In relation to public
roads and county prisoners in Sharkey
county. County Affairs.
Mr. Brooks: To define a lawful fence
in the county of Sharkey. County
Mr.. Banks: To secure the prompt
navment of jurors in Simpson county.
Passed.
Air. Banks: To authorize the board of
supervisors OF Simpson county, to levy
special tax to pay outstanding school
wsrrants. Passed.
Mr.. Banks For the relief OF j. X.
Bush, sheriff of Simpson county. Passed.
Mr.. Sullivan: To incorporate the East
Mississippi College in Smith county.
Corporations.
Mr.. James: To authorize the board of
supervisors of Sunhower county to pay
the sheriff additional fees for feeding
prisoners. Passed.
Mr.. Trigg: For the relief of G. H.
Mcleod, sheriff OF Sunfiower county.
Passed.
Mr.. E-kridge: To authorize the board
of supervisors of Tallahatchie county to
contract for the erection of certain iron
bridges. Passed.
Mr.. Eskridge: For the relief of 7. W.
Vanse. TAILOR of Tallahatchie county.
Passed.
Mr.. Roseborough: For the relief of
Y. J. Wikerson, OF Tate county. Passed.
Mr.. Bizzell: To change the time for
holding the circuit court eff Tate county.
Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Magruder, the
special order for Tuesday next. consid-
Grafton Of "Tne Supervision Bill' be set
for Thursday next.
Mr.. Marmon: To authorize the board
Of supervisors of Tippah county to
furnish the Office of Treasurer Of said
county with all necessary books and
stationary. Passed.
Mr. Marmon: To authorize the Scre-
tary of State to furnish the Code of
1880 to certain justices of the peace in
rippah and Benton counties. Passed.
i Mr. Marmon: To amend chap. 234.
acts 1880, in relation to sale of vinous,
spitituous and malt liquors in town
of Ripley, or within two miles thereof
Temperance.