The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-13
-FlFTY.FoURTH DAY.
FaIpAr, March l2lh, 1886.

FRIDAY, March l2th, 1856.
House met pursuant TO adjournment.
Speaker harp in the chair.
Leave Of absence granted TO Mr.. Flowers.
BY Mr.. Williamson, OF Carroll-Resolved
that the Senate be requested 10 return to
the House the Revenue Bill or further con-
sideraton. Adopted.
Mr.. Dale in the chair
The report OF The Counties TO visit the
Normal School at Holly Springs and Uni
versity at Oxford was read and tabled sub-
ject to call :
Mr.. Elmer moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the bill 10 provide for = stenogra
pher tor the 7th Judicial District was
by il was read third time aud bin tabled
subject 10 call.
Business on che Speakers table was AIKEN
up.
Act to define the liability Of persons or
corporations issuing bills of lading and
warehouse receipts. Passed.
10 prevent trespass on lands aud for
other purposes Indefinitely postponed.
10 amend sec 1856 Code 1886, ia rela ton
10 giving notice TO nonresident defen-
danis in cases Tor enforcing the lien of
mechanics before justices OF the peace.
Passed.
To amend sec. 1863 Code 1880, in relation
to pay oil assessors. Substitute OF Mr.. Rush
adopted and bill passed.
rs amend sec 1864, Code $780, in relation
to selection Of Grand Jurors and for other
purposes. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Cook in the chair.
To amend chapter 81 Code 1850, so as to
permit chancell RS 10 take on submission
and decide cases in vacation. Indefinitely
postponed,
! To compel ]. P.'sto enforce the criminal
law, reduce judiciary expenses, and for
other purposes. Indefinitely postponed.
Torequife telegraph companies to deliver
messages within u reasonable time.
Amehdment OF Judiciary Committee
adopted and bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Magruder some twenty
bills reported by Judiciary Committee un-
favarably, were indefinite postponed.
To secure tie free navigation of Big
Black.
Mr.. Gibbs offered an amendment provid-
ing that nothing in this act be construed TO
apply 10 the bridges now constructed and
operated by the YazoG and Mississippi Val-
ley aud the Illinois Central Railroad Com
panies, which was adopted ard bill passed.
Mr.. Williamson, of Carroll, moved to re-
consider the votes whereby an act providing
for the issuance OF bonds to pay the in,
dehtedness OF The State contracted IN
building the various educational and char
table institutions, was put upon its third
reading and passage. Carried.
House resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole for further consideration of the
sams
After some time spent in consideration
OF the same, the Committee rose and rec M
mended that the bill pass as amended.
Report received ana adopted and bill
passed by vote Of 90 to Is.
10 grant extension of time for The pay
ment Of debts TO certain persons, and for
other purposes. indefinitely postponed on
motion Of Mr.. MeCabe, by vote o. 4s to ~.
Mr.. Clemens moved TO reconsider the
vote wher BIZ the above was indefinitely
pos poped. Carried BY a vote of Al Il A3.
Mr.. Magrader moved the passage of the
bill and called the previous question. Call
sustained and bill passed by q vote of 4S to
At l:sOth House adjourned.
AFrEBSoox SESSION.
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
A COMMITTEES of three from the Senate
announced that that Body was ready to
meet the House for purpose OF electing
Railroad Commissioners
Resolution rom the Senate providing
| that in the election Of Commissioners no
nominating speeches be made, was adopted
on notion Il Mr.. Clemens.
Mr. Williamson, Of Carroll, moved that
a Committee Of three be appointed 70
inform the Senate that the House vas IN
readiness TO reesive them.
Messrs. Williamson, Of Carroll, Truly
aud Csrraway were appointed, whe report