The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-03
HOUSE-TWENTIETH DAY.

"WEDNESDAY, January y, 1886.
House Ilet pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
Mr.. McRae obtained consent of the
House to introduce All act to amend an
act to facilitate the construction of the
snip Island Railroad, and for other pur
poses; Penitentiary.
Message from the Governor annnun,-
ing his approval of an act to amend sec.
/ chap. 267, acts of 1882, to further de-
nne lawful fence, and prevent swine
from running at large in said county,
approved February -, 1882.
Mr.. Hoyle called up II. b. to regulate
freight and passenger rates on railroads
II TINS State. The amendment of com
mittee provides that the commissioners
,e elected by The two houses of the Leg
stature in joint session bienially.
Mr.. Williamson, of Carroll, offered an
amendment by way Of substitute, pro-
viding for their election by the two houses
If commissioners who shall hold office
lntil next general election, when they
hall be elected bienuiaIIy by the people
The debate, which was interesting, was
participated in by Messrs. Hannah,
Southworth and Williamson of Carroll,
! doyle, Buchanan and NOrrcll of Yazoo,
| opposed thereto. On motion of Mr..
| doyle, the amendment was tabled by a
vote of So to 81.
YEAs-Messrs. Acker, Atterbury
Buchanan, Burdine, Bush, Bynum, Cara
way. Collins, Cook, Cutrer, DilwOrth, Ell
| ner, Eskri Evans, Foules, Fowler God
| ,old. Golloday Harrison, Hill, Hoyle,
| James, Johnson, of Kinds, Jones, of
| Claiborne, Jones, of Wilkinson, Long
street, Lynch, Magee, Magru der, Mar
non, Macarthur, McCabe, Mcdonald. w
| A., Nc Donald, w. f., McGehee, McKie
New horter, Mitchell, Norrell, of Ran.
kin, Norrell, of Y Izoo, Raiford Rhodes
Roseborough, Summer, Taylor, Trigg
rruy, Waldrip, Weaver, Wells, VIII
hanson, of Kinds, Wise, Mr.. Speaker
| -5S.
NAYs-Messrs. Alverson, Arbo, AsEe W
Balenger, Bates, Blackwell, Bridges
Brooks, Barkitt, Carroll, Causey, Chap
nan, Cooper, Crawford, Culpepper
Draughn, Ferguson, Flowers, Gibbs
Gordon, Groves. Haden, Hannah, Henry
johnson, of Madison, Kendrick, Lee
Madison, Marks, MeInnis, Mckinney
IcRea, MilIsaps, Nicholson, Niles
holland, Pitts, Roberts, Rowan, Rush
Russell, Selman, Shamburger, Shar
borough, Silers, Simmons, Southworth
sullivan, Watson, Waits, WEIGH, West
Williamson, of Carroll, Young.-54
ABSENT, OR NOT VOTING -Messrs
Allen, Banks, Clemens, Dale, Epperson
Gwin, Lowe, Meharg.-S.
Mr.. Williamson smended the origina
amendment by Inserting -four" instea
# tive years, term of office of com
nissioners as provided in his amendmen
above.
Mr. Lee called the previous question
md moved the adoption of the amend
! iaent. Call sustained and amendmen
,dopted by vote of SO to A.
Mr. Magruder entered a motion to re
consider the vote Just taken.
Mr.. Williamson moved the passage o
the bill, aud upon that called the prev
: ,us question. Call sustained, and amenC
Q rent passed by vote of 81 20 81, as 10
lows:
lEAs-Messrs Alyerson, Arbo, Askev
! Baird, Balienger, Bates, Baylis, Beemar
!. Blzzell, Black we'll, Bridges, Brooks, BIZ
). ;hanan, Burkitt, Bynum, Carrs way, Ca
roll, Causey, Chapman, Collins, Cooper
Crawford, Culpepper, Cutrer, Draughr
l Elmer, Evans, Ferguson, Flowers, Gibb
/ iullo1ay, Gordon, Groves, Haden, Har
f iah, Henry, Hoyle, johnson, of Mad
son, Jones, of Wilkinson, kendrick, Lee
Lynch, Madison, Magee, Marmor
Marks, Macarthur, Mcdonald, w. A
Mcdonald, ": T., MeInnis, Mekie, Nj
=, Kinney, McRae, Meharg, Miilsap
- | N;ta, Nlfsnj Pits RNharf
10 Rowan, Rush, Russell, Selman, Shan
= ourger, Scarborough, Sillers, simmon
- Southworth, Sullivan, Summer, Ws
y, Trip, Watson, Watts, Weaver, Welcl
in West. Williamson, of Carroll, Youn
n Mr.. Speaker-S1.
:, NAYs-Messrs Acker, Atterbur
~ Beasley, Burdine, Cook, Dilworth, E
IS person, Eskridge, Foules, Fowler, Go
ne bold, Hill, Johnson, of Kinds, Jones,
,e. Claiborne, Longstreet, Magruder, NJ
Cabe, McGehee, McWhorter, Mitche
Norrell. OF Yazoo, Raiford. Rhodes, Ros
borough, Taylor. Trigg, Truly, Wei
Williamson, of Kinds, Wise-3l.
Messrs Allen, Banks, Bus
a Dale, Gwin, Harrison, James, Lowe
ne Mr.. Hoyle in the chair.
80 The special order for today, report
!. Agricultural Committee on the sever
~ different bills providing for the repeal
he the lien law to cucumber growing GRO
80. now in force in this State, was taken
10 and substitute Of committee providi
for repeal of sec. 1859, Code of 1880, a
us to make It unlawful to cucumber gre
by ing crops; this act to go into effect af
ie. july 1st, and not to affect present Gro
M. do pass. This bill provoked consideral
discussion; Messrs. Gibbs, Causey. q
hg Jones of Wilkinson fav ring the rep
ts nf the law, and Messrs. Collins q
OF Bridges opposing
I'm Mr.. Williamson Of Carroll in the chs
Mr.. Buchanan offered substitute p
~ viding that mortgages may be given
will encumber growing crops to be grown
of l5 months, but ~aid limit to extend
60. only one half the interest Of the gran
and not to have precedence Of Iier
~ landlord for rent, and further, this |
ow, vision 70 extend only to the years 1
and 1887.