Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-16

Jefferson TO expend $3.50 raised for macad-
amizlnR the public square.
Amending the cnarter OF Atlanta In
reference to street improvements.
Incorporating the Underwriters Mu-
tual Insurance Campany.
incorporating the West End and East
Point Street Railroad Company.
Incorporating the Southern Live Stock
Insurance Company.
Creating Board Of Commissioners in
Hall county.
Amending the charter of Emory Col
lege.
Amending the registration law in Mus
cogee county.
Amending the charter OF the Georgia
Midland and Gulf Railroad Company.
Incorporating the Tallahassee, Balm
bridge and Western Railroad Company.
Establishing system OF public schools
in Newman.
Extending the public school term OF
Gordon county.
Changing the time OF holding the Su-
perior Courts OF Berrien and Colquitt.
Applying the provisions OF the stock
law to that part OF Dougherty county
west of Flint river.
Incorporating the Ellijay Telephone
Company.
Mr.. Harrell, OF Webster, submitted q
minority report OF the'Finance Committee
urging the passage OF the bill to repeal the
act establishing the school Of technology
on the glound that the act creating the
commission was unconstitutional and
discriminating against the children OF
the state. The school sought 10 be estab-
ilshed was only local school. The o0ndi-
tion OF the public treasury did not warrant
an appropriation to it, as such appropria-
tion would cripple the present public
school system, now inefficient. Two hun
dred copies were ordered printed.
mr.. Rawls introduced a resolution di-
reoting the archaeological Commission to
take no further steps in the matter until
the bill pending to repeal the act estab-
fishing the school should be acted on, and
requesting the Governor not to draw a
warrant for the appropriation until the
act aforesaid was acted on. No action
was taken on the resolution.
Mr.. Gordon moved that the House re-
fuse to recede from its disagreement with
the Senate amendment 10 the general ap-
preparation act, and to appoint a COM
mittee OF conference OF five members,
which prevailed and the following sp-
pointed on the part of the House: Messrs.
Gordon, Arnheim, HUFF, Harrell of Web
ster, and Clay OF Cobb.
In the afternoon the following bills were
introduced:
BY Mr.. Ray, of Dooly--Incorporati ting
the Atlantic, Birmingham and Great
Western railroad.
BY Mr.. Henry, of Chattooga--Amend-
ing the road laws OF the State so far as
relates to Chattooga.
BY Mr.. Little, of Talbot--Amending the
charter of Talbottou.
BY Mr.. Glynn, of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the act establishing a road system In
w DltfiaI6. aIl0 amanHfnn hn a fsHa
ing board OF commissioners OF roads and
revenues IN Whitfield.
By Mr.. Morgan, of Pulaski-Prohibit-
ing fishing or hunting on the lands Of
another In Pulaski without the consent
OF the owner.
BY Mr.. Gresham, of Waltou-Amend-
ing the act Incorporating Social Circle.
BY Mr.. Monroe, of CalhOun-Amend-
ing the act creating board Of commits
sloners OF roads and revenues for Calhoun
county.
The following bills were introduced by
unanimous consent:
By Mr.. FELTON,. OF Bibb--A substitute
for the funding bill.
BY Mr.. Belt, OF Burke-Amending para
graph 7, section 7, article 3 OF the con.
stitution.
BY Mr.. Harvey. OF Campbell--Provid-
ing for the registration OF voters in Camp
bell, Also for the relief OF Henry ID.
West, OF Campbell.
By Mr.. Ashley, Of Wilcox-ApproprI
ating $50 for Erwin Humphries, OF Will
cox, MANNED Confederate.
The Senate resolution providing for an
adjournment from Dec. Is TO the first
Wednesday in July, after some discuss on
was adopted with an amendment making
the date Of adjournment Dec. 90 instead
OF Dec. 1s.
By unanimous consent the COvington
and Macon bill was Withdrawn from the
House by Mr.. Russell of Clarke. The
House then adjourned.