Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-06
A BATCH OF NEW BILLS.
CAPT. GORDON HANDS IN CHAT
HAMS FIRST MEASURE.


Tuesday,
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 5.--The Senate met
at 10 o'clock to-day. Prayer was offered
by the Chaplain. The journal was APP
proved, and, on motion of Mr.. Lampkin,
the Librarian was requested to furnish
each member with copy of the journal
OF the last session.
Messrs. Butt, Query and James were
appointed on the joint committee to in
quire and report what officers are to be
elected by the present session.
A resolution was offered by MIR. James
for joint committee OF three from the
Senate and six from the House to CO.
operate with the Atlanta citizens COM
mittee on the arrangements for the inau-
guraf ceremonies.
Messrs. James, MOnticutt and Butt
were appointed from the Senate.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Word
to appoint special Joint committee of
three from the Senate and five from the
House to report whether the Judge and
Solicitor of the Stone Mountain circuit is
to be elected this session. The commit
tee is to report not later than Nov. 10.
The Senate concurred In the House reso-
luton for joint committee to notify Gen.
Gordon of his election, and ascertain his
wishes as TO the day of his Inaugural
ton.
This committee reported, before the ex-
piration Of the morning hour, that it had
waited on the GovernOr-elect, and that be
had selected Tuesday, Nov. 9, for the in
auguratiOn.
The President announced as the Com
mittee on Rules Messrs. Pringle, Butt,
Peek and Hawkes.. The President is ex-
oticio chairman.
The Senate was invited to attend the
session OF the National Prison Congress.
The Senate adjourned TO II o'clock Mon
day morning.
IN THE HOUSE.
The House met at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. Prayer was offered by the Chaplain.
The journal was read and approved.
MIR. Ham, of Hall, moved to take up the
tabled resolution in reference to furnish
ing code to members. The motion was
! lost.
Mr.. Harrell, OF Decatur, offered reso.
| luton for joint session Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock for the election of Judges
and solicitors. This was adopted.
Mr.. Schotield, of Bibb, offered a resolu-
| tion providing for standing committee
| on labor and statistics. The resolution
was referred to the Committee on Rules.
On the call of the counties tor new bills
the following were introduced and re-
ferTed 10 Gne proper committees:
By Mr.. FELTON,, OF Bibb-For the relief
OF the IEtna FIRE insurance Company.
BY Mr.. Gordon, Of ChaJham-To amend
the act approved Dec. 16, 1851, authorizing
Justices of the Inferior Court to set aside
and invest as permanent fund q sum OF
money for the support and maintenance
of free schools In Chatham. The bill pro-
poses Tue trahsler Vi tne custody OF thls
lnFsstihe T UIli IHe 1ouhCy treasurer W
the oOaIu UI IuoIlc Euucaion;
Dy ui' eatIei sum, Vi rloyu-Io pro
Slue ioi @ppeats p W Ps0ial Juries III the
SuPetio iaa, 80 lii q, 9O ~ WeFenC tne
dismissal Oh olils IN equlty IN certain
cases. Also W ilaae unIioIm Tue rules ol
law anu S4ul.y Al 0etIalll T,,Ian1 cases.
| pJ M. ~ -, -. ahenu an
act 70 anie1u ' Sne avs %. oou9nlnE Tue JuTis'
uloIiOn Cn,'.+ ~, ~ P @ III 'ne gu
PerloI CouA 70 Ia ~ oIi S"in oa95s 50 IaI ar AZ
reiates W ooun'ieo H"'ins ciVy Vi lo'VUN
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Dy ~ At,onta ia UoL,I, S,,it'o ito'i POI
ate the AUahta ana ha"klhsVille rail
rOau' ,u.u
Dy MT N a"i, ,i.dr y, - ~ oreaIe poaro
ol roaus anu le'shues Ior nan county
Also 10 aDVIien tne olty Sourt Oh hal
county. niso W nl"ne IHe,s ~ vi Lhe ou
perlor anu supreme Courls lhellglDle iol
other once curing theIr Term ana tw(
years alteI: p,
by MF. NhapPoIi' VI uuscoseeIIo pro
Vide ior tne EecoIu VI eAecutions IN cOurt'
not courts od5 0i IecVI9. % Aiso 70 amend sec
ton 4,OV0 Oh tue Ooue. Also 10 amend th'
act Incorporating tne georgia Home In
supahce I'm nla~1J.1 ~ u,.Ls ~.
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ahenu eno a0U '"Noi PoI Guns ihoP"lo"h'
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Joint committee on the inauguration