The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-16


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tts hitter ia thi. matter 80 much
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.iy cluiu~i Amounting a'm,rl O
q eha,~ instead system There
A.. estimated e. Pr AHA dtitn
queni polls one o,uniy aleus fur.
nishine Auo To remedy the. 4
az rto be- Tsss-i making the
non payment x pill ist-. a mi..
dcmc,nof similar o. that 4 tx
doiue me-. rad du,y
The cauiy iNIr. srs sna-m.
c1.ly increased ts the crs, u
criminal prosecution. w petty
dense. Th~se prosecution. are
cisn CARVED on m o., Ciwu,,
Coaft vhcn they .hoCld have h,cen
sriiis1 b~'oft the Magistrate. r.
rem~iv TIN, ard . r,ake the ius
u--s = TIE p~sot more iaNrr. In
the Performance oftbelr dsiy 70 j.,
-pusci - 1.l9p them & ics ~
.T-y r1v.tison lils ssss-iei
.ati ae n siriri 4l,o-a-vs he pa,6
re- A. salaries i4ts frcsnviciian
t- ~ ass allowed them.
I system hA, brought
asst ;as -csaitla4, result tla,
tsas-L. again .l' court. have
been '= 80 ny ,t- rsayic,iou
r. r-.uI rs. frs NJ -i.mranor in
80. :n- safe received one dol.
- CO. :fs vsy "a Eue. while the
Attorney ~. k-iri ,Nenty in the
say EAi er There are 1872 Cir
cgii Court, 10 the State costing
from M 70 two hundred thousand
du4lars owe one half Of this comes
from criminal courts costs. and one
Il this half, the Governor
thinks, can be saved by following
his recommendation in regard to
magistrates and compcn.
sating District Attorneys by sala.
rics.
The Revenue Agent has collect.
ed si,6G7,93 and ~s20,57O,26, in
lSsiand 1885 respectively. The
small amount Of "a was due to the
Irregular terms Of court in the
fourth district, where most Of the
claims were pending.
The public lands are thoroughly
discussed The United States owe.
the STATE siS,945,4l, on tins nc.
a'Gn; This claim in unenforci
BE in The colris oar only RENE.
.dy a. 10 the hirhes. aud justice o
grrss
4 rs-T al and iaeii account o
iaf slsIs school fund .given
and ihs Legislature s. advised Il
llst SECS asrlri The reelection o.
$40 l->r.s ( tbs Enl fmni ,
usEi - : T>r cent This i
y ~ their power, and .
=ts;sf < s5snd economic and
.kas-al policy ia the present
El> 4erppiei finances
Ia tie eisc4iional portion Of tn,
=sage, The State University il
o9zasn5ed and CO education is a
i~h9r01shiy endorsed a. the Cover
nF.ososiit1tional non eommittal
-. o. all doubtful question. per
miu The A & NJ College is de
ssuh-i mD-e fully. 1t has receiv
81 during iSSj 5000. $500 O
Hhieh came directly from the State
Tie farm and dairy prcdueti
bfuashi IN t,.32 10 while the ex
Tsnss dihs ame came ~ ss.656
- Thus il will b. seen they wer'
Da quite selfsas;aining. This i,
guing - the fact tina, o. the ne
psss'y smpl9rrnen, 4 ~un,killec
s;D5~ni later and considering Ia,
great rsj derived from this oours.
Z sttioa, the slighi expense i. {;
matter = 80 uspnent The aver
1Es eIJs1s-s a the student, h.y,
tssa rsisosi. aud nJs oul,
af8gsnts - - pr ,tsdeni Tn,
aiSDitHs = the calsg. /. larg'
aaA 10 osBjiiign mt aour.hing