The Daily clarion., 1886-02-19
HOUSE-THIRTY-SIXTH DAY.


House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
Leave of bsense was granted 10
Messrs. Magruder and Jones OF Clai
borne.
Mr. Hoyle suggested the appointment
OF three additional members to the
Committee on Charitable Institutions.
MessTs. Trigg, McCabe and Waldrip
were appointed.
By Mr.. Hoyle. A resolution providing
that no member be allowed to speak more
than ten minutes at any one time nor
more than once on same question with
out leave, except the mover, who shall be
entitled to five minutes to close the do
bate. Lies over.
Mr.. 'McCabe moved that the special
order for to-day: An act TO provide
more efectual supervision, be set for
Tuesday night at 1920 o'clock. Carried.
Mr.. NorrelI, of Yszoo, gave notice that
Immediately after roll call to morrow,
he would call up the contested election
case now pending in the House.
Leave OF absence was granted to the
Committee on the contested election of
W. L. Lowe.
BUSINESS ON SPEAKERS TABLE.
An act to authorize the board of
supervisors of Tallahatchie county
to purchase a school lot in Charleston
IN said county. Senate amendment
disagreed to.
Senate amendments to following bills
cOncurred in:
To authorize the board of supervisors
of Jones county to levy a special tax
sufficient to pay all outstanding school
warrants of said county.
TO incorporate the town of Shubuta in
Clarke county.
To prohibit the sale of intoxicating
liquors in the town, or within three
miles of Harrison in Tallahatchie coun-
ty.
To prohibit the sale OF liquors in
Tylertown, Pike county.
To amend chapter 207, acts of 1882.
and make it unlawful Tor sheep to run
at large in Madison and Kinds counties.
(Senate amendment provides for adding
geese after sheep. Mr.. Burkitt suggest
ed that such provision would apply to
some members of the LegislatuIe).
For relief of Mrs NJ E, Wesson of
Lincoln county.
Mr.. Cutrer introduced substitute for
the local option bill referred to the Tenn.
perance Committee. which was ordered
printed and set for Wednesday next at
IL o'clock. A substitute of Mr.. Norrell
of YazoO, likewise referred.
Mr.. Carroll called up an act in relation
to the sale of domestic wine and for the
encouragement of horticulture. Passed.
An act to amend Sec. S6S, Code 1880,
in relation to bridges and causeways.
Amendment of Mr.. johnson adopted.
Mr. Rhsdes moved the bill be indefn-
itely postponed. Lost.
Mr.. Hoyle moved the passage of the
bill and called the previous question
Call sustained and bill passed.
The Special Committee to investigate
the charges of getting money under false
pretenses against W. L. Lowe, member
of this House, reported the charges to
be well founded.
Mr.. Roseborough moved the adoption
of the report.
Mr.. Williamson of Carroll, moved
that the House consider same in Com
mittee of the Whole. Carried.
Mr.. Williamson in the chair.
Mr.. McCabe moved that the Commit
tee rise and report to the House that the
charges be recnmmitted to the Special
Committee. carried and report recon-
mitted.
Permission granted the Committee to
retire to report at any time.
Mr.. Pitts: To amend sec. 1877, Code
1880, in relation to grand jurors. Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Watts: For relief of 7. H. Hart
man, of Lincoln county. Claims.
SENATE BILLS ON TABLE.
To authorize the purchase by boards
of supervisors, of missing and necessary
volumes of State reports. Judiciary.
In relation to the Attorney-General.
To more effectually secure the collec-
ton of advalorem tax levied and assessed
by the Mississippi Levee Commissioners.
Levees.
To authorize the board of supervisor
of Madison county to dispose of an