The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-03-11
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The Capitol BY GAS-Light
sY our HORSE REPORTER.
HoUsE-FoRTY.FoURTH DAY
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HoUsE-FoRTY.FoURTH DAY
NIGHT SESSION
The House went into committee OF
the whole, to consider the school bill
and did long and horoic work. Each
member made able and exhaustive AZ
guments At great length. They spoke
individually and collectively-in solos
and chofuses-but showed . decided
preference for chorruses.
The school bill was . very long one,
containing many good points and de.
fscts. They considered about forty
sections, to which they placed many
amendments. They then rose reporte d
and adjourned.
sENATE-FORTY-FIFTH DAY.
The special order for the day, the
bill to repeal the lien law, was taken
up.
Mr.. Yerger offered an amendment to
except the counties oflHinds, Washing
ton and Alfalfa, lost by q to Is.
The bill was considered engrossed,
read . third time and passed by the
following vote:
YKAs-Messrs. Bachelor, Binford,
Boothe, Buchanan, Burkitt, Dean,
Dickson, Dodds, Gage, Hamilton, Of
Holmes, Norris, Owen, Powell, Roy
uolds, Ross, Smith, Sykes, Thrasher,
Walker, Wbitnsy-20.
NAYs-Messrs. Austin, Boone, Boyd,
Brenham, Casey, billiard, Gayle, Gull
ley, Guyton, Hamilton, Of Hinds,
Houston, Kemp, Love, Luse, Pack
wood, Simsnton, Yerger-i7.
Title stands as stated.
Mr.. Boone offered the following re 90
luton, which was adopted.
Whereas, - appears from the major
ity and minority reports Of the Senate
Committee Of Penitenttary and Prisons
there 10 Q difference in their conelu-
sions; and,
Whereas, the settlement Of these
differences Ii necessary. Therefore Be
It
Resolved, That . Committee Of five
be appointed by the President Of the
Senate to whom their respective re-
ports shall be referred, with instruc-
tons to ascertain the differences which
exist, and that they proceed to investi-
gate the same, with power to send for
persons and papers, and that they re-
port at the earliest practicable time to
the Senate, and that the members be
excused from attendance upon the
session Of the Senate to enable them 1t
once to complete such investigation.
The President appointed the follow
ing - committee, Messrs. Thrasher,
Kemp, Dean and Boyd.
On motion Of Mr.. Guyton, the Ssn-
ate took from House Messages, House
Concurrent Resolutions relating to the
time Of holding the election for Super
intendent Of the Penitentiary.
Mr.. Reynolds moved to amend BY
striking out Thursday night, March
9Th, and inserting in lieu thereof
Tuesday night, March 9th, which
motion prevailed.
The resolution was then concurred
in.
At $50 p. m. the Senate adjourned
until 7;30 tonight.
HOUSE-FORTY-FIETH DAY.
The consideration Of the school bill
was resumed in committee Of the
whole. After SEINE progrsss-in the
consumption Of time, they rose and
asked leave to sit again.
Mr.. Lee offered . resolution by the
House, the Senate concurring, that the
Speaker Of the House, and the Presi-
dent Of the Senate adjourn their re-
spective Houses ct 2 o'clock Saturday,
the 18th, Lies over.
The House resumed consideration OF
the school bill in committee OF the
vhsle, and l2s proud Demosthsnes
again Owed deep dewn into the visals
Of the bill, and explored Its inwardnsss
and Grated brilliantly, and without
compassion for their hearers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
A bill to aid the county boards Of
health In the counties Of Harrison and
Hancock, was passed.
Mr.. Boone offered bill to compel
telegraph companies to deliver mes
..yes within O reasonable time.
SENATOR Houston. To authorize
iuries to ax the punishment In capital
cases judiciary.
The House amendment to an act to
encourage the planting Of oysters was
concurred In.
To prohibit the sale Of liquor with
I'm two miles Of Fellowship Church |;
passed.
To abolish the county Of Clarke.
Tbis hin was indefinitely postponed.
70 prohibit the sale Of iquon In the
town of Pelahatchie, passed. Acs 20
rrohibit the sale Of liquors m the
tevn Of Chesterville and within one
mile Of Chapman Church. were also
passed. Am A.. ILL.,, r.,.on.