The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-06
SENATE-SECOND DAY.


WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1886
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Licut.-Gov Stands in the Chair.
All present, except SIR. Hamilton, of
| Holmes.
Mr. Guvton offered The following rssoIu-
ton, which was adopted
Resolved, That the privileges ,f the
Senate be extended To Col. W. J. Pollard
proprietor Of the Atwood Cotton Gin
Factory, during his sly in the CITY.
/ The privileges Of tie Senate wee ev-
tended 10 judge J. w. Clapp, OF Memphis
Hons. J. Il. Mcintosh and H. d. Cameron
/ OF I.auderdale.
Mr. y kes, from Committee appointed to
inform the House that The Seua.s WAS now
ready to proceed with business. rerorf,d
that the Committee had discharged their
duty
Mr.. Love introduced the following reso-
luton, which was adopted
Resolved, That the clergy Of the CITY OF
Jackson be Invited to speu each morning
session o the Senate with PRAYER.
Inc privileges Of the senate were eK-
tended to Hon. w. g. Orr. OF Chicka.aw,
and Hon. 1hos. Spight, Of Tppah.
lhe following communication was re-
/ eelVed through a committee of the House
MR., PRESIDE As chairman a. The
committee appointed FIR that turro-e. /
am Instructed by the Hou-e go Inform the
Senate that the House has duly organized
| ny The election Of Hon. jacob II >barp,
OF L"wndes, as Speaker L, n. H. William
son, OF Marshall, Clerk j H. Ji-ou, OF
Lee, oefgeaut-at- Arms and L. b McBee,
OF Holmes, as Doorktep-r, and Is nov
ready to proceed with business.
Respectfully, J. NJ HoyJe, Chr'n.
The following resolution was called tr0u.
the calendar, aud passed
! Resolved, Thats committee Of three be
appointed to jpin similar committee, from
the House 81 Representative. 10 inform
I the Governor that The Legislature is low
/ organized ard ready 10 receive auy com
m"nication that he may be pleased 70
make.
Committee: Messrs Buchanan, Vertner
aud Morris. Mr.. Love Introduced the fyl-
lowing resolution " ich was adopted:
Resolved, By the Senate, the House con
curing, THAI commute consisting of three
| on the part OF the Senate and p. ON the
part oil the Hous 10 he appointed ON oiut
/ Rules Tor the transaction OF business be-
/ tween the Two Houses Committee Ne--rs.
! Love, Reynold and billiard.
/ By Mr.. Powei-S B NJ. :. an "act 10
amend an act entitled an act % incorporate
| the Board Of Levee CounisSi. ners lor The
azoo Mississippi Delta aud other pur-
posse" approved February 2sth. 1881
Read twice aud placed on The calender.
BY Mr.. Guytou-S. b. No. 2. an act ion
relief OF the estate OF James p. Avery.
Passed.
By Mr.. Burkitt - S. B. No. 8. "An Act
to authorize the people to call a eouyen-
ton to revise our present Constitution and
TO make new one, and for other pur-
purposes" On motion the Bill was refer
red TO a speci !, Committee OF seven to be
appointed Tomorrow.
By Mr.. Yerger-S. B. No. {, An Act
TO retlre the judges OF the Supreme and
Circuit Courts, and Chanceilors Of the State,
when they shall become permanently una
Die from disease, physical injuries or loss
OF mind occurring during their term, To
discharge the duties OF their office, and 10
provide for the payment Of The sa aries
thereof. The bill lles over to be referred
TO the Judiciary Committee, when such
shall be appointed.
BY Mr. Gags. B. No. 5, An Acc -
amend the Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road charter. To be referred to Railroad
Conih.lttee when appointed.
BY Mr.. Sykes. Il. No. 6,-An Act 10
amend Section 207S OF the Revised Code OF
1850, and the act approved Feb. 23d, leS4,
amendatory thereof, in relation TO distribu-
i've shares to minor. To be referred 10
judiciary Committee when appointed.
BY MIR. billiards. j r. No. /: 4 joint
resolution, appointing committee Ia IL
vestgate anu report upon the State Chari-
table Institutions. aud making an appro-
priatlon therefor. Passed by unanimous
vote.
A message was received from the House,
announcing concurrence IN Senate resolu-
ton 70 appoint a committee TO wait on the
Governor and inform him Ct the organl-
zat,on OF the two Houses.
Mr.. Buchanan, OF the Committee APP
pointed 10 Communicate with The Governor,
could not communicate with the Senate
sooner than late this evening or Thursday
morning.
A communication was received from the
Governor Tor Executive Session.