The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-14
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

Mr.. Dickson-To change the time OF
holding the chancery court OF Lawrence
county. Judiciary.
Mr.. Packwood-To remedy some OF the
evils arising from the destruction OF the
records Of the counties OF Pike and Lincoln
in the burning of the Court House of said
counties. Judiciary.
Mr.. Brenham-To incorporate the
Natchez Compress and Warehouse Com
pony Corporations.
Mr.. Dillard-To incorporate the New
York. Mexican and Texas Air Line Rail
road Company. Railroads.
MIR. Brenham-ro amend chap % OF the
Code 1889, so as 10 permit ehancellors to
take on submission and decide causes in
vacation. judiciary.
Mr.. Boothe-ro amend sec. Az Code
1880, in relation to sheriffs fees.
Mr.. Harvey-To prohibit the sale OF
vinous and spirituous liquors within five
miles of Bethel Church in Claibore county.
Temperance.
Mr.. Walker, for Mr. Whitney-To
create an additional Justices District in
Supervisors District No. |, county OF
Franklin. Judiciary.
Mr.. Luse-An act supplemental TO an
act entitled an act to ratiiy and confirm
the incorporation of the Memphis, Biz
miugham : Atlantic Railroad Company,
and Tor other purposes. Railroads.
Mr.. Yerger-To provide for the erection
of two school houses in the town OF Green
vile, in the county of Washington in. this
State. judiciary.
Mr.. Ca.ey-To amend an act entitled an
act to declare what shall be lawful fence
in the county OF Sharkey. Agriculture.
Under suspension OF the regular order
of business and by leave, the Senate took
up from House bills, an act for relief oil
z. f. Mathews, sheriff OF Lafayette county;
was referred to Committee on Claims.
The privileges of the Senate were ex.
tended to Hon J. p. Seabrook, OF Wayne
Under suspension of the regular order
OF business, and by leave, Mr.. Gage called
up from House messages:
An act to prohibit the sale OF intoxica-
ting liquors within five miles OF Statham
Church in Tallahatche county, Mississip
pi. The bill was considered engr ossed,
read third time and passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
An act to declare what shall be lawful
fence in the county OF Washington.
Mr.. Yerger offered the following amend
ment: amend section 3 by striking out 80
days after its passage, and inserting in lieu
Thereof the first day OF September, 1886.
Mr.. Dodds offered the following amend
ment amend by adding "Copiah county,"
Just after Washington county appears in
the bill. Adopted
Mr.. Gayles offered the following amend.
- oI knt
nothing in this act shall apply to any
stock owned by citizens or persons residing
in the counties OF Bolivar and Sunhower.
Mr.. Love offered the following substi-
tute for the amendment which was
adopted provided that the provisions Of
this act shall not apply to swine, sheep
and goat straying from other counties in
the State, where no stock law now exists"
Mr.. Luse then moved to indefinitely
postpone the amendment OF Mr.. Love,
which motion prevailed. The bill was
then read the third time, and passed. The
title was amended by adding "Copiah
county" just after the words Washington
county,"
Mr.. Luse offered the following resolu-
ton, which was lost
Resolved, That all House messages of a
local nature be made the special order for
Thursday night, after reading of Journal.
To incorporate the town of Troy, in the
county of Troy Passed.
To incorporate the Citizens Building
and Loan Association of Vicksburg.
Passed
To prevent certain stock from running
at large in the county of Marshall, and to
define what shall be a lawful fence, was
tabled.
To amend chap. POI of laws 1882, and to
make it unlawful for sheep TO run at large
in the counties of Kinds and Madison
Passed.
To provide for debt due Robert Brad
ley by the State Of Mississippi.
Mr.. Luse moved to recommit the bill tc
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Sykes moved to table the motion
which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Harvey moved to recommit to Com
mittee on Claims, which motion was lost
The bill was then passed.
An act for the relief of H. Z. Wollman
Indefinitely postponed.
An act to change the name of Bessie
Cotton, a minor, to Bessie Heard to give
H. II. Heard parental authority over said
mIHoIy anu ioi OlnNi Pu'P"9So' AANSA
nitely postponed.
For the relief of H. c. Abney, of Mad
ison county Indefinitely postponed.
For the relief OF w. II. Harvey and G
7. Turner. Indefinitely postponed.
An act for the relief OF Mattingly &
Cunning. Indefinitely postponed.
For the relief of H. L. Thompson, Of
Benton county. Indefinitely postponed.
An act for the incorporation of stree
railway in the town of Greenville, county
81 Washington. Passed.
For the relief of Mrs. NJ. j. Heard, wal
on motion of Mr. Houston, recommitted L
judiciary Committee.
For the relief of r. B. Overton, OF Mar
shall county. Recommitted to COMMITTEES
on Claims.
To authorize the board Of supervisors o.
Clay county in this State, to hold regular
monthly meetings. Passed
For the relief Of Mrs. E. H. Silliman
Of Madison county. Recommitted to Ju
dietary Committee.
For the relief OF P. [. Mosely, of Panol'
county. Passed.
For the relief of Mrs. NJ. E. Wesson, 0
Lincoln county. Passed,
For the relief Of Robert Gray, of Mont
gomery county. Indefinitely postponed.
To prohibit the sale OF vinOus an'
spirituous liquors within three miles OF til
town of Tyler Town in Pike county
paauad