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Lowest Priced House OlthG Coast.

department at
in There
this principal strictly cash business and the
the difference price that could buy the bulk
retail stores would compensate us as pro
Dozen piece cash for them
During shall specially att ctye features
neither the time inclination
idle There cannot be dull days at the Peoples store we
ldleness breeds all
not be promoters Of Rely on IT, this WIZ
For tho motor OF
local columns of this paper.
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a, M. EDELMAN,

A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
n once Rooms Is and 10, Roeder Block
ly20tf
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oFpIoE--No. ~ N. Spring ST., over Peep els
store. Hours--l0 to II A. NJ, lam. to 2
p. NJ, 6 10 7P. M. Office OF DR.. Fellows
II A. M. TO ~ NJ, and ito IN.
REsIDEEoE-3i7 Hill st.. two doors from
Fifth IT, Telephone No. 1856. jy2ltf
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ARCHITECTS.
JOHN HALL,
cAUK,N, HAAS & BORING,
q. REEVE.


A RCHIrFCT AND SURVEYOR Room 10,
a Phillips Block, Main street, Residence
Vest Washington street. Los Angeles, Cal,
twenty-five years experience. aui-tf
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A Glorious Free Ride for q. A. RS
From % N, Spring street to Park Villa
Tract and Wiesendanger's City Tract.
All welcome.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-13

mIppLE.AsEp MEN who lack @ixes -
Hook. For sale by y. D. dodffz
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-13

INSTRUCTION IN PIANO. GUITAR AND
L Voice Culture. Terms s. a month, I'm
advance. Beginners IN piano aud guitar
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EXCURSIONS.
1. N. WALTERS EXCURSIONS


CroR AUGUST, GOING EAST, leave Los
T. Angeles the Sd. 18th and slst. ONCE.
IT, Elmo Hotel. aul2tf
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MvasON NICHOLS,

C,IVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
~ Office IVA North Main Street. Tele
phone No. 80. aub ly
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Drs. G. 4 Frank Stevens,
Attention. Vllsyardisis and DlslIllsrs.

meeting will be held In the supreme
Court Rooms, over Farmers and Merchants
Bank. SATURDAY, 18th insl, at ! o'clrck
NJ, for the purpose TO arrive at some con-
cert OF action In regard TO the wants OF this
great Industry and to lay such expression
trouble before Hon. Asa Ellis and through
him before the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue at Washington. here are sweep
Ing assessm nts and new impossible re
md our wishes require to be repres ented
for II left In their present shape the present
crop will go q begging at almost any price.
For this reason every grape-grower and
manufacturer OF wine or Brandy has deep
interest snd his attendance should be surely
given In the multitude OF counsel there 10
wisdcm. BY order OF
MANY GRAPE-GROwERs.
~ Be sure TO attend. au10@
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DR.. e. A. DE CAIlHOl,


homeopathic aud Acknowledgements.
ATE WITH PROF. BUTLER. OF NEW
IL York, in treatment of chronic diseases
d : Spring ST. Hours-ll To u and TO >.
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GENERAL IMPORTATION BUREAU.

DEAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS, LOANS
III with Messrs. Williams & Mckinley, room
l., Ducommum block, cor. Main and Com
mercial streets.
jy22im L. SCHMIDT a. co.
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0oUusr AND AURIsr-ofiice, 40 North
" Main Street, Los Angeles, Ua,. ounce
Hours-l0 A. M. to 4r.n ootSluN~u
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Division Of kilograms and Reports for the
benefit OF Commerce and Agriculture. Re-
port of observations taken at Los Angeles
California. August II 1886;
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY WASTED 5000 on gilt.edge
hi landed security for one year Iaqnire
OF Washburn, aay n Mckee, No " W First
atfeaf lgl4I
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EMPLOY Nj ENT BUREAUS.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

MO IL COURT STREET, Los Angeles.
~ Cal. Telephone No. 509. Help fur
nished free OF charge Real Estate, Rent
ing, etc. aul2
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

1886 1887oHshEs E MsaIds as shsso ~
the University OF Southern California be
gins the second Wednesday la october.
For particulars address J. p. WfDEEY. A.
NJ NJ. D., Dean, Los Angeles, Cal. aus
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"a EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, r. r. ~
.WiB II Ticket Broker and Real KS &z43
tate Agent, Property sold on installments.
f, NlTrINGEb, removed to 15ls N. spring
Telephone ll8. Residence Fifth and Hope
streets. au3-tf
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NATIONAL BAKERY,

CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS
~ Genuine milk bread, genuine home
made bread. plain aud fancy cakes, pies,
pastry, eic. Nothing but the very best ma
ierial used, and no pains will be spared to
make this a first class family bakery. M. j.
RIJI IStlN. PropIietOr. aus u
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

KILGORE-At the family residence, No. 4l3
W. Seventh street, yesterday. at p. NJ,
Mrs. Fannie L.. wife Of N. N. kiigore.
Funeral from Trinity NJ. e. Church
South at A. M. Saturday, August 14th.
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xyIOLETs SELECT AND POPULAR
V Overland Excursion leaves Los Angeles
the First and Third Tuesday OF each month.
o, H. VIOLET, Manager. aub
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DAY AND HIGHT SCHOOL.

DOCK KEEPING, PENMAEsHIP AND
ID Arithmetic thoroughly taught at rooms
II and IL, Schumacher Block l.. Is. LAW
SON. Principal. auf
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Dots.
Ring up 500 for help.

Maximum Thermometer. $50.
Minimum Thermometer. $50.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
fAsr LOS AMcrlrs INSTITUTE,

The only French aud English Boarding aud
will re open stptemb.r 9Th. 1856. Pupils
should be there punntually the first day fer
arrangement Of Glasses. For further partic-
nlars apply at school, corner Of Kuhrtz VI.
LEvAL, r. o. Box 2e0. aull sep7
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uoMEOPATHIsr- OIhoe i3l North Main
IL street, Masoarel Block; residence l!5
To- A. NJ, 10 4 p NJ. Telephone Nos
Residence, 81; office, 276. llylo
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nFFICr AND REsIDENCE-No. "a south
" Spring street. Los Angeles, Office
Hours-ll to IL A. NJ, TO 5r.s. iSti
Telpnhone No 313
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HOMJEOPATHIoTS.


HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR,
IL geon. viii give special attention to
obstetrics and diseases OF women and child.
rem. ONCE, uelhnan Block, corner OF Main
and Commercial streets. Residence, vi 5.
E.,rt .tract iylS
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-13
PHILIPS POPULAR PLEASURE PAR
TIES

EOING EAST LEAVE HERE AUGUST
VI 10th and september I'd. Gail on or All
dress A. PHILLIPS II CO., 1874 North Main
street. Los Angeles. audit
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Rooms Is, 10, 20 and q ut II N. Main street.
I0UkS-ll A. NJ. to 1PMi 2P. NJ to P.
M;7P, NJ. toSP. N.
Speciality, Eye, Ear and Throat Disease
Residence, sti y. Hin street. Telephone
office and residence. 2bs. ap2S-tf
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NOTICE.

Aa,.,t,s.ments In this column 10 run uu.
al fo,hid viii NOT be considered ordered
disaontinued unless the order lie left at the
bl,sinsss ofsiee OF this paper
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sEARCHERs OF TITLES.
Henry N. Galloway. Attorney at-Law; d.
Iienau.
GALLOWAY 4 LtENAu,

CXAMINERS OF TITLES AND CONVEY
u ancers, City of Paris Block, 10s North
Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal aub u
ENcINEERS AND SIIRVEYORS
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-13

AFFlCE-5 schumacher Block, opposite Post
" office, rooms 20 and n. Residence, Pearl
street, corner Ninth. once houfs--1i to ~
A. NJ. tod y. NJ to 8 =. NJ. Telephone No.
1859 at Office aud residence jaustf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-13

HAS HAD TwFNTY-sIX YEARS PRAC-
III tice, and gives all attention TO Female
Diseases. Has cured hundreds of chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best OF refer
euoes. Conhnements, especially, Will De
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured by consulting me at my office. No, III
". First street. Hours from 9 TO 8 Resi-
dence corner Of Montreal and Bellevue aV-
enue. jlyl5
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
The Librarian

There lection Of Mrs. MARY MoEASCY
10 the Office Of Librarian and Keeper Of
the Capitol, which she has held since
1876, was no small compliment, especially
since her competitor, Mrs. Lucy A. KIDD,
was lady Of the first rank, with large
and devoted following
That which turned the scale. IN Mrs,
MoRANCY' 5 favor, WIS the fact that from
any point Of view she is above crit.
cisln, being not only a modest refined,
cultured christian woman, but one Of
the best, If not the best, officers the
State has ever bad.
The remarks Of the distinguished gen
tlemen who advocated her claim before
the Convention of the two Houses, we're
Endorsed and approved by the gentlemen
who performed the same friendly service
Tor Der worthy competitor, and we feel
assured that among those who voted
against her, MS well N those who voted
for her, the sentiment is unanimous that
th position now held by Mrs MoRANCY
will never be more worthily filled. In
which sentiment we most heartily join
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
Sam Jones in Cincinnati.

Trinity church is too small to secommo-
date the immense throng Of people who
.iock 10 hesr Sam Jones in Cincinnati. The
following extracts are taken from a eImon,
delivered by him Thursday, the text Of
which vas Society you want to know
what Is parslyZing the arm Of the Church.
and destroying her power, will tell you.
IL Is the attitude Of w0rldliness sweeping
over your homes and sweeping your fam .
lies down with dancing with this world.
and going to theaters with this world,
and drinking with this world. until We
have but one thing more to do, and that ia
to 60 10 hell with this world-and a great
many Of us are going to do that very
thing.
declare II has reached point now thaI
the main leverage by which they fill these
churches is the membership passing
around and saying to the newcomer
Here, il you want to get into society you
will have to Join our church." You all
know what mean by soeiety-so-called,
God made us social beings. | am glad of
every social feature in this universe. But
you know what ! mean by society-those
dinners where you are considered perhaps
impolite if you don't have wine on your
table and champagne and cards in your
home and the german in your house. Ny
God? Society? II | had dog and he
ran in that sort OF a crowd | would kill
him.
Society, so-called, in a squeakish, MIN
licking voice. 81 tell you, you will never
get into society in this town if you don't
join our church. We are the leaders OF
society" And the plain meaning OF this
Is, u you want painted pageantry TO ride
to hell with, get in and we will start to
ride now. You are not willing to go to
hell alone, but you want to take every poor.
pious woman with you. There is no
society woman in this town but knows she
has got to get out OF society between this
and her grave, or she has got to go to hell.
The old politician and the society woman
I never have had the audacity to get
down and pray for one OF them. did
not. Just hooking God Society A
heartless, mean old cannibaI, feeding upon
soul and body. Why, severy body has
cards in their house every body has wine
on their table every body has social din
ners and the german. Why, every BODY
does that-evera body, every body That
is lie. 1t is lie. They don't, and am
glad of it.
Well, you may scare an editor, but you
can't sare me. | am going to tell truths
Dut of school while | am here.
| run sort of wholesale gospel shoe
shop, and you must come and get shoes,
and try them on and if they fit all right,
md il they don't all right. You could
not get up fight in this town betwesn the
church and the world. They are Just as
win brothers.
An old red-nosed Baptist and pink
iosed Presbyterian, smelling like a still
house and protesting to be Christians?
I GU are an old hog that is what you are
Il any body invites you to take a drink
With them they have got you down for a
7agabond, and they have pretty near got
you right.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
LATEST NEWS.

The school childrens day was celebrat-
ed at the Exposition Friday.
The Illinois Knights of Labor are hold
ing State Convention at Decatur.
The President gave his first State dinner
on the 18th, in honor OF the Cabinet.
A disastrous cyclone passed over the
middle counties OF England on the 18th
inst.
The President of Frsnce has granted
amnesty to all political offenders since
1870.
Miss Edith Foster, daughter of the ex-
minister to Spain, was married on the 18th
to Rev. Allen NJ. Dullos, of Detroit, Secre
tary OF the Pres byterian Board of Publica-
ton.
Col Wright and Mr.. Balenforth. the
prominent business men of Louisville. who
we're killed in the recent great fire there,
were buried on the 18th with imposing
ceremonies.
Secretary Lamar sent a communication
to the Attorney General on the 14th. recon-
mending that suit be brought by the
United States to test the validity Of Rell's
original telephone patient.
Queen Victoria opened Parliament in
person twice while Beacousfield was Pre-
mier, but always declined to do so while
Gladstone was at the head of the Govern.
ment. With Tory Cabinet again in power,
she will again personally appear on the
scene next week, with display of unusual
msgnihcence.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17

An act 10 incorporate the town Of Nora
10 the county Of M4iisln do pass Nth
amendments recommended by eJnmillee.
The Committee on Temperance rep tied
the following bill An at % amend eli ap-
Ter 30 Of the Code 81 1880, 10 relation ~
sale Of vinous and spiritnous liqaorsS do
not pas.
The Committee on Railroads reported the
following bill:
An act To incorporate the PENSACOLA and
Memphis Railroad Company do pass with
amendments Of committee.
BY Mr.. Vertner-To amend sections
and 80 Of the Code Of 1880, 80 az 70 change
the dividing line Of Claiborne and Jefier-
sOn counties. &. and &. Il.
BY Mr.. Sykes-To amend section 2757
Of the Revised Code Of 1850 in reference
10 the neglect or refusal Of civil officers 10
perform the duties required Of them BY
Law. judiciary.
BY Mr. Dickson--Au act to regulate the
finances Of Simpson county. Approved
March ], 1884 G. and G. b.
BY Mr.. Dodds-To protect agriculture
in the county Of Copiah and foy other
purposes. Agriculture, Commerce. and
mhuuldctuftH,
by Mr.. Hamilton Of Holmes,--An act
in relation to Accident Insurance Compa.
nice. Judiciary.
by Mr.. Dillard-For the protection Of
the public health and morals. and ia ore
vent adulteration Of dairy and other pro.
ducts, fraud and deception in the sale Of
articles Of food. Agriculture, Commerce,
and Manufactures.
BY Mr.. Dodds-To amend sec. 1881 oil
the Code Of 1850 in relation to costs. Ju.
dietary.
by Mr.. Sykes-An act to amend and ex-
tend the provisions Of sec. I'll Of the Code
Of 1880 in relation to the maintenance Of
minors who have parents. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Boothe-To amend the law in re-
lation 10 guardian and ward. Judiciary.
At $50 the Senate adjourned until 10
o'clock Monday.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17

A DISTINGUISHED Democrat having
charged that the election of United
States Senator HENRY b. PAYNE was
procured by purchasing the votes of
certain named members of the Ohio
Legislature, the present House of Rep.
resentatives of that State has appointed
committee to investigate the charge,
as to four of its members, who were
members of the Legislature that elected
Senator PAVE.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
To Our Exchanges

Before the assembling Of the Legisla-
ture We instructed our mailclerk TO
send TpE DAILY CLARION TO every
newspaper in Mississippi. II any have
been overlooked, We will promptly cor
rect, on being notified We appreciate
the many kind notices that have APP
peartd Of The DAILY CLARIoN. Its
publication involves great labor and
expense, but the kind words Of our press
brethren Is no small measure Of com
pensation.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
The Telephone Suits,

On the lith inst. Secretary LAMAR
furnished the Attorney General with
his conclusions concerning the contro.
vefsy having in view the annulment OF
the Bell telephone patents,
Some time since suit was instituted
in the name Of the United States, by n
company of which Attorney General
GARLASD was member, TO test the VA.
lidity OF the Bell patents, and it WIS
then claimed that the use Of the name
of the Government should not hBve been
grated by the Department of Justice,
IN a master connected with the Interior
Department, except on the recommen.
dation Of the latter. In this view of the
case the pending suit was determined
and proceedings we're at once instituted
by those seking to establish the validity
OF the Bell patents before the Secretary Of
the Interior with the object Of securing
from him recommendation TO the
Acknowledgement that suit TO test the
validity Of the patents be instituted in
the name Of the government The in.
yestigation before Secretary LAMAR was
conducted very much as il the merits of
che controversy were to be determined
Evidence was heard on beth sides and
elaborate legal arguments we're made
and brief filed
In the opinion of the Secretary the
suit should be brought mot on the rela-
ton or for the benefit Of all or any of
the petitioners, but in the interest of
che Government and the people aud
wholly at the expense of the Govern.
ment.' That the Government has
the right to institute such suit
Secretary LAMAR says has been
settled bye numerous precedents in
the Department of Justice and in the
courts of the United States, and he sus-
tains The propriety of the action which
he suggests by reference to the grounds
Of invalidity alleged against tie Bell
patent, summarized as follows: |. The
patent was procured by the fraud of
the patentees, through the collision or
mistake Of the officers of the Patent
Office, aud In violation of the rights of a
edreuior, aud (2) the invention patented
was not patentablo because already
public. "rhese allegations" the Sccre.
tary says describe the occasions in
which the Government, upon my view,
ought to act for the cancellation of a
patent"
Though the question of the validity
oil the patent was not directly involved,
1t is clear that Secretary LAMAR believes
that the petitioners have made out
prima fdcje case.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
Correction

lN the proceedings of joint conven.
tion for the election of Librarian our
report had Messrs. Dickson and Gihbs
of the Senate, and Mr.. Bush of the
House" as tellers. II should have
read; Mr.. Dickson of the Senate and
Messrs. Gibbs and Bush of the House.
MI Gibbs had been so long in the Sen.
ate, our pen made a slip in locating him
at the time stated.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17
1885
1885.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSrRATED.

HARPERs BAZAAR Is the only paper in the world
that combines the choicest literature and the finest
art illustrations with the latest fashions and meth
DDS of household adOrnment. Its weekly illustra-
ions and descriptions of the newest Paris and New
York styles, with its useful pattern-sheet supple
ments and cut patterns, by enabling ladies to be
their own dressmakers, save many times the cost OF
ment of servants, and housekeeping in its various
details eminently practical. Much attention il
given to the interesting topic of social etiquette
and its illustrations of art needlework aeknowl-
edged to be unequalled Its litery merit is of the
highest excellence and the unique character of its
humorous pictures has for 1t the name Of tn e
American Punch
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-17

Message from Senate announcing pas.
sage Of H. i SO.
A memorial in interest CT the per
manent establishment and maintenance
Of State Charity Hospital, in City of
yicksburg, was read and referred to Pub
lie Health and Quarantine.
A resolution, By Mr. Magruder, that
that the House would not consider any
bill Of a general nature after 18th Of
February, except such as shall relate to
public revenue; adopted.
GENERAL BILLS.
BY Mr.. Williamson of Hinds.-To
amend section 497. chapter 10, Code 1880 !;
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Williamson,-TO pre- ent the
evils of intemperance by local option in
this State, by submitting the question of
prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors to the qualified voters Of each
county, to provide penalties for its vio-
lation and for other purposes. Tenn
perance.
BY Mr.. johnson Of Hinds-To pre-
scribe the qualification OF voters at mu.
hicipal elections held within the limits
Of Incorporated cities and towns in this
State; Judiciary.
BY Mr.. johnson, of Kinds. To amend
section 49, Code 1880, in reference to
privilege taxes. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Buchanau: To require the
Secretary Of State TO furnish the law
/ library OF Memphis, Tenn, with copies
OF the acts and journals of the Missis
sissippl Legislature Judiciary.
by Mr.. Buchanan To authorize. the
appointment of stenographer for the
circuit court Of the Sd judicial district
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Macarthur: To protect any
citizen in the payment of fines and costs
in certain cases. Judiciary.
BY M. Mckinney To repeal sec. 1868,
chap. 58, Code 1880, in relation to over.
seers of roads serving as grand jurors
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Gwin: To facilitate appeals
from justice of the peace courts in civil
cases. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Weaver: To change the man.
ner Of selecting railroad commissioners
and to reduce their salaries Fees and
Salaries.
BY Mr.. Weaver; To let the public
printing out to the lowest bidder Pub
lie Printing.
BY Mr.. McKie: Toamend chapter 10, |
sec. 469, Code of 1880. Ways and
Means.
BY Mr. Madison: To increase the
poll tax in this State and to make the
failure to pay the same misdemeanor
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Raiford: To insure the more
faithful performance of the duties of
trustees of public schools. Education.
BY Mr. Roseboroush: To amend sec.
1857 of Code of 1880, in relation to
divorces. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Norrell, of Yazoo: For better
enforcement of contracts in this State
between landlord and tenant and EN-
ployer and employe. County Affairs.
BY Mr.. Buchanan: To repeal sec. 1859,
Code of 1880, and for other purposes.
Judiciary.
BY Mr. Elmer Relating to duties of
circuit clerk of Harrison county as
as ex-ofiicio registrar of votes. EIec-
tions.
BY Mr.. HILL To amend an act for the
faithful collection of delinq personal
taxes, approved March Is, 1884; Ways
and Means.
BY Mr.. Ballenger: To repeal section
1872, Code Of 1880, in relation to pris
oners in county jails; County Affairs
On motion of Mr.. Burkitt, the House,
at 1870, adjourned till Monday at 10
A. NJ.