The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-03
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! pursuaaf 10 adjournment.


the Pittsboro Male and Female Col
lege. and TO declare the town of Pitts
boro special school district Passed.
General Appropriation Bill made spe
cial order for Monday night.
Mr. Watts: To repeal an act 20 pro
hibit the manufacture, sale, or giving
away OF alcoholic. yinous or malt liquors
in the county of Copiah, approved
March 5, 1854. Temperance.
To repeal au act 20 prohibit the man
ufatture, sale or giving away OF aico-
holic, vineus or matt liquors in the
county of Copiah, 80 far as the same
affects the town Of Haziehurst. Tenn
perance.
Mr. Rush: To amend chap. l6, Code
of 1850, and change the management of
/ the public school system in this State.
Set for Monday next.
Consideration of special order: Re
port of Temperance Committee, re-
sumei
1 Mr.. Trigg offered au amendment pro
/ viding for high license, and no exemp-
tious from liability of the bondsmen.
/ Mr.. Hoyle moved to table. Tabled.
Mr. Haden offered an amendment pro
/ yiding that after vote 10y counties in
/ favor of whisky, then any one, in writ
/ ing, may ask for license from Board of
Supervisors, who, if he be, in their
I opinion a suitable man, shall, after ten
/ days in which the matter may be con-
tested. grant license upon payment of
tax and approval of bond.
Mr.. Cook moved to table. Lost by
vote of - to 81:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Baird, Ballen-
ger, Bates, Beasley, Bizzell, Bridges,
Brooks, Bash, Gausey, Chapman, Cook,
Cooper, Crawford, Cutrer, Dale, Dbl
worth, Draughn, E>kridge, Flowers,
Fowler, Godbold, Gordon, Gwin, Hoyle,
james. johnson. of Kinds, Lowe, Aagee,
Macarthur, McGehee, Mckinney, Nc
Whortec, Millsaps, holland, Baiford,
Roseborough, Rowan, scarborough,
Simmons, Sullivan, summer, Truly,
Watson Wells, West, Williamson, OF
Carroll Williamson, of Kinds, Wise
20.
NAYs-Messrs. Acker. Alverson, Arbo,
Askew, Beeman, Blackwell, Buchanan,
Burdine, Burkitt, Bynum, Carraway,
Carroll, Clemens, Collins, CGlpepper,
Elmer, Erperson, Evans, Foules, Gibbs,
Golloday, Groves, Haden, Hannah,
Harrison, Henry, Johnson, OF Madison,
Jones, of Wilkinson, kendrlck, Lee,
Longstreet. Madison, Magruder, Mar
mon, McCabe, Mcdonald, W. 4, Nc
Donald, w. T., Mckie, McRae, Meharg,
Mitchell, Nicholson, Niles, Norrell, OF
Rankin Norrel. OF Nazoo, Rhodes,
Rush, Russell. Selman, Shamburger,
Sillers, Trigg, Waldrip, Watts, Weaver
Welch, Young. Mr. Speaker.-5l.
Mr. Rush offered an amendment 10 Mr.
Haden' 5 amendment providing that the
petition shall not be entertained by the
Board unles it be recommended by -
real estate owners in the District.
Mr. Cook moved 70 table. lost,
Amendment adopted.
Mr. Cutrer offered an amendment 70
Air. Hadei's Amendment, As amended
by Mr. Rush. providing that if, within
30 DAYS after the petition, in writing, Is
made to the Board for sale of liquors,
petition, containing a majority OF the
voters in the district in which the peti-
toner would sell, is received opposing
said license, then the Board shall refuse
same.
Mr.. Burkitt moved to table. Lost
4 vote of 10 to 81:
YEAs-Messrs Acker, Alverson, Arbo,
Askew, Blackwell Buchanan, Burkitt,
Jarraway. Carroll Clemens, Collins,
Culpepper, Elmer, Epperson, Foules,
Gibbs, G0iloday, Groves, Harrison, Hen
~, Jones, of Wilkinson, Kendrick,
Lowe, Madison, Marmon,
Marks, McCabe. Mckie, McRea, Me
narg, Mitchell, Nicholson, Noland, Nor
-ell of Rankin, Norreil, of Yazoo, Rus
sell, Selman, Shamburger, Sillers, Tay
or, Trigg, Waldrip, Watts, WEIGH, Mr..
5peaker.-Total yeas, -.
NAYs-Messrs Baird, BalleDger Bates
Beasley ,Beeman, Bizzell, Bridges, Broe1sss-
Burdeine Bush, Bynum, Causey, Chap
man. Cooper, Crawford, Cutrer, Dale,
Draughn, Eskridge, Evans,
Flowers, Fowler, Godbold. Gordon,
5win, Iadeu, Hannah, James, John
son, of Kinds, Johnson, of Madison, Lee,
Mqgee, Macarthur, Mcdonald, W. A,
Mcdonald w T., McGehee, Mckinney,
Millsaps, Niles, Raiford,
Rhodes, Roseborough, Rowan, Rush, Shar-
borough, Simmons, ,Southworth, Sullivan,
summer. Truly, Watson, Weaver, Wells,
West, Williamson, of Carroll, William
ou, of Kinds, Wise, Young.-Total
lays-60.
Amendment adopted.
Mr.. Haden's amendment As amended,
adopted
MI. CuLIGi liiDNtu W diitLh otfih-
ng out the clause which prohibits the
ale Of cider. Adopted.
Mr. Norrell, u YazCo, in the chair.
Mr. Bridges: An amendment provid-
ng that this act shall not affect local
lcts Of prohibition in the several cOun-
les Tabled.
Mr. Cutrer called the previous ques-
ion on the adoption of the bill. Call
and bill passed by vote of
2 to 80.
Mr. Summer moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the bill Mr. Rush intro
luced was ordered printed. Tabled.
Mr. Burkitt: An act to amend secs.
I02, 306, 307, Code, in relation to pay of
Public Printer. Public Printing.
Special Committee on an act to reduce
he interess on the Cbickasaw School
Funds and other purposes. Notice
,iven that minority report would be
Introduced Set for Monday night.
Mr. Watts called up an act to amend
he charter OF the city of Brookhayen.
Passed.
Mr Marmon: An act for the relief Of
he estate of J.. b. Guyton, of Tippah
Passed.
To amend an act to incorporate Blue
Mountain Female College. Passed.
To allow parties charged with viola
ions Cf city and town ordinances of
Ripley the right OF trial by jury before
he mayor. Passed.
TO provide for the navigation OF
Hatchie river through Tippah. Passed.
For the relief of Mrs : r. Wilhoyte,
IF Tippah county. assed.
To authorize the board Of supervisors
If Tippah county to provide for the
payment Of certain Indebtedness due
he school house fund of said county.
Passed
At 80 the House adjourned
NIGHT SESSION.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Sharp in the chair
Special Order-The Committees sub
stitute for an act to amend an act to
facilitate the construction of the Gulf
< Ship Island Railroad was taken mp.
Mr. Selmau in the chair
Mr.. Longstreet offered an amendment
by way o. substitute, entitled an act 70
provide for the lease Of the Penitcatisfy-
Mr.. boyle made the point Of order
that the amendment was not germane to
the bill
The chair ruled the point well taken
An appeal beipg taken from the ruling
of the chair, Messrs. Longstreet, Gibbs,
of Carroll, Cook, Haden
and Wells.difFered from Chairs ruling
and adiuced instances and proof from
manual adopted by the House to sustain
their position.
The Chair was sustained by vote of
70