The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30

well, Buchanan, Bush, Chapman, C0Ok,
Cooper, Culpepper, Dilwortb, Draughn,
Epperson, E-kridge, Ferguson. Flowers,
Fowler, Gibts, Godbold, Gordon,
Groves, Gwin, Hannah, Hill, Jones, Of
Claiborne, Lee, Mad son, Msgruder,
harmon, BcGehee, MeInnis, McRea,
l;iIlssps, Mitchell, Norrell, Of Yazoo,
Pitts, Rhodes, Roberts, Roseborough,
Rowan, Rush, Shamburger, Sullivan,
TAy lor, Truly, Waldrip, Watts, Wells,
West, Williamson, of Hinds--53.
NAYs-Messrs. Askew. Beasley, Bee
man, Bridges, Brooks, Burkitt, Bynum,
Carraway, Carroll, Collins, Crawford,
Cutrer, Elmer, Evans. Golloday, Haden,
Harrison, Henry, Jones, johnson of
Kinds, johnson, Of Madison, Kendrick,
Longstreet, Lynch, Magee, Marks, Nc
Arthur, Mcdonald, w. T., Nc Whorter,
Niles, Russell, Selman, Sillers, Simmons,
Southworth, Summer, Trigg, Weaver,
Wise, Young, Mr.. Speaker.-43.
ABSENT AND not voT,KG.-Messrs
Allen, Banks, Burdine, Clemens, Dale,
Hoyle, Lowe, McCabe, Mcdonald, w. A.,
McKie, Noland,.. NorrelI, of Rankin,
Scarborough, WEIGH, Williamson, of
Carroll
Mr.. Nicholson (yea) paired with Mr..
Watson nay.
Mr.. Weleh (yea) paired with Mr.. Nc
Kinney nay.
MIR. Meharg, (yea) paired with Mr..
Atterbury nay.
Mr.. Causey (vea) paired with Mr..
Raiford nay.
Mr.. Jones, of Wilkinson (yea) paired
with Mr.. Foules nay.
The following is the section of the
Code repealed:
Sec. 1859 1t shall be lawful for per-
sons to make and execute mortgages or
deeds OF trust upon growing crops, or
crops to be grown within fifteen months
from making of such mortgage or deed
Of trust, which encumbrance shall he
valid and bind ng upon the interest of
such mortgagor or grantor in such crop,
but shall not be, in any case, prior TO
the liens provided for in IAN Act in re-
lation to landlord and tenant, and An
Act in relation to the lien of employer
and employees"
Mr.. Cutrer in the chair.
Mr.. Rush. by leave, introduced the
following bills for reference: To amend
chapter l6, of the Co3e of 1880, and
change the management of the public
school sy stem in this state. Education.
To amend chapter sos of the Code of
$780, and provide list of text books COR
public schools Education.
NJ. M. l.. a.. L.
ord of judgments in the circuit court of
this State. Judiciary.
Mr.. Young: To amend an act relating
to public revenues, sec. 6S5. chapter 10,
Code 1880. Ways and Means.
Mr.. Trigg called up 5. B. So: For re-
lief of j. L. Shelton, of Sharkey County;
passed.
Mr.. Trigg: To amend law for punish.
ment of crime of carrying concealed
weapons and other purposes. Judiciary.
Mr.. Macarthur: To fill vacancies of
circuit judge pro tenn in certain cases.
Judiciary.
Mr.. Harrison submitted an invitation
from trustees of State Industrial College
at Columbus to the Legislature to visit
said institution.
The Committee on Agriculture re
ported back seven bills for repeal of
sec. 1869, Code 1880, in relation to
encumbering growing crops, with the
recommendation that they do not pass.
A bill of the committee on same subject
having been introduced in lieu thereof,
they were indefinitely postponed.
To repeal chapter 81 of Code 1880, in
relation to the lien of employers and
employees. Tabled, subject to call.
Call of Standing Committees.
From Education Committee.
To secure more competent teachers of
public schools; do not pass. Indefinitely
postponed.
To insure more faithful performance
of duty by trustees of public schools;
do not pass. Tabled subj,c5 to call.
Mr. Gwin called up 5. }. r., Providing
for investigation of certain State and
county officers and ex-State and county
officers, by Committee on Public Officers.
in reference to sworn statement of a
certain witness in late case in United
States District curt for Southern Dis.
trict of Mississippi rejecting seriously
on official integrity of said officers, aud
making an appropriation of $4,000 to
provide for expenses of the same.
House considered same in Committee
of the whole. Mr.. SilIers in the chair.
Mr.. Burkitt's amendment providing
for an investigation by above Committee
of the manner by which the said Mar
shall, Phillips & CO., obtained possession
of all the lands which they now claim
in this State, adopted. Resolution passed
as amended by so ayes to noes.
A report of Executive Contingent Fund
for years 1882, 'SS, .'S4, and 'S5, received
from the Governor.
To require county superintendents of
education to file teachers reports with /
their annual reports; do pass. Passed. |
To authorize board of supervisors and |
co lnty superintendent of education of |
Grenada, DeSoto, Lefore and Calhoun
counties to contract with teachers of |
public school at salaries less than now
provided by law; do pass. Passed.
10 authorize the tax assessor of De. |
Soto county to enumerate the number of |
educable children in said county; do not
pass. Recommitted to Committee on
Education.
To amend the public school laws of