The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-13
HoUsE-THlRfY FIRST DAY.
FeIpkY. February z. 1888.

FelDkY, February IL, 1850.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Sharp 10 the chair. Prayer By
Rev. Irwin Miller, Of Walnut Grove,
Miss.
Consideration Of an act amendatory
end supplemental TO an act regulating
the practice Of dentistry was resumed
Tie bill was considered de aOv0.
Mr.. Ballenger amended by providing
that all dentists who have been practis-
ing FIVE years shall be entitled to the
privileges Of The act provided they make
application for license within 80 days
Adopted.
Mr. Burkitt moved to. strike ont that
clause Of the bill which exempts dentists
from jury day.
Mr.. Williamson's motion 10 table lost
After considerable discussion Mr..
Cook moved the adoption of Mr. Bur.
kits amendment and called the previ-
Gus question; call sustained and amend
ment adopted.
Mr.. Truly moved 10 strike out OF SEQ
ton the words whether graduate Of
q dental college or not"
Mr.. Williamson, of Carroll moved 70
table. Tabled.
Mr.. Williamson, Of Kinds, moved the
final passage of the bill and called the
previous question; call SUSTAINED and
bill passed.
Mr.. Selman moved to reconsider the
vote whereby S. b., in regard to crimi-
nal practice. was postponed. Vote re-
considered and bill referred TO judi
ciary.
BY Mr.. Burkitt: An act supplemental
TO an act tor the relief of certain sol
diers and sailors OF the late war. To
Military Committee with permission 10
report at any time.
From Committee on Railroads:
s. B. To incorporate the Kansas City,
Memphis and Birmingham Railroad
Do pass. t
Consideration of the same was had in
ComEiitee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Magruder in the chair.
Mr.. Burkitl offered an amendment 10
the bill providing that, in the clause
which prohibits this road from having
right OF way within twelve miles 81 the
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic
Aehtlibau buC Wbtd bWEtNE ~ rt4AtAEn
out and the word ten inserted.
Mr.. Williamson, Of Carroll, moved
that the amendment be rejected. Car
RED
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, the
House rose and reported that tine bill do .
pass.
Mr.. Cook offered an amendment 70
strike out that part Of the bill which
prohibits X. @. NJ. and B. r. r.. from
locating its line within twelve miles Of
the NJ. B. and A. r. n
Mr.. Norrell, of Yazoo, Id the chair.
Mr.. Williamson moved to table MMk
Cooks amendment. Tabled Dy ~
of n to 20. 80
Mr.. Trigg moved the passage OF the
bill and called the previous question.
Call sustained and bill passed.
Pending the discussion OF the above,
Mr.. Cook offered resolution providing
that:
Whereas, w. l.. Love, aemember Of
the House, is charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, and that ID
is necessary that the honor Of thus House
be maintained,-
Resolved, mat committee OF I'VE DO
appointed to whom shall be referred this
resolution with instructions 70 report to
the House as soon as practicable and at
aly time.
Preamble and resolution referred to
specal committee AZ follows: Messrs.
R seborough, Niles, Wells, McGehee and
Allen.
Leave of absence granted to Mr.. Will
hanson, of Carroll, to attend the COM
mittee sitting at Meridian, to investi.
gate the Charitable Institution there
located.
A bill to incorporate the Raleigh,
Brandon & Jackson Railroad was called
up. Report of committee that It do not
pass. Recommitied to Railroad Com
mittee.
Mr.. Norrell, of Rankin: To amend
sec. 100, Code 1880, in relation to the
salaries of County Health Officers.
Health and Quarantine.
Mr.. Burkitt: To allow juries TO FIX
the punishment in criminal cases. Ju.
dietary.
Mr. Gordon: To re- establish the coun-
ty of ,'earl. County Affairs.
At 2:20 the House adjourned.