The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03
sENATE-FoRTY-FIFTH DAY.
TUESDAY, March ID, 1886.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieut.-Gov. Stands in the chair.
Mr.. Dean called up the following resolu-
ton Resolved, That when Senator's
time is extended it shall only be for the
time now allowed by the rules, and then
only by unanimous consent. Provided,
that Senator Burkitt shall have two minutes
on the local option bill. Tabled.
The first special order was postponed
until tomorrow morning after reading Of
Journal.
The second special order Of the hour was
taken up: An act to repeal sec. 1859, Code
1880, in relation to contracts to cucumber
growing crops.
Mr.. Luse offered the following amend
ment which was tabled:
Provided the that provisions Of this act
shall not apply to the owners and lessees
OF land in this State.
AT LII o'clock, Mr.. Llse moved that
further debate cease, which motion was
lost.
Mr.. Yerger offered the following amend
ment:
Add at end Of sec. !, the following
words Provided that the provisions Of
this act shall not apply to those citizens Of
this State residing in the counties of
Washington, Kinds and Attalap
Mr.. Whitney moved to table, which
motion prevailed by the following vote
YEAS Messrs Bachelor, Binford,
Boothe, Brenhan, Buchanan, Burkitt,
Dean, Dickson, billiard, Dodds, Gage,
Gully, Hamilton, of Holmes, Morris
Powell, Reynolds, Ross, Smith, Sykes,
Thrasher Walker, Whitney.-22.
NAYs-Messrs. Austin, Boone, BOYD,
Casey, Gaylea, Guyton, Hamilton, Of
Kinds, Houston, Kemp, Love, Luse, Owen,
Packwood, Simontcn, Yerger.
The bill was ordered to its third reading
under operation OF the previous question,
by the following vote;
YEAS - Messrs. Bachelor, Binford
Boothe, Buchanan, BurlSitl, Dean, Dick
son, Dodds, Gage, Hamilton, OF Holmes,
Morris, Owen, Powell, Reynolds. Ross,
Smith, Sykes, Walker Whitney--19.
NAYS essrs. Austin, Boone, Boyd,
Brenbam, Casey, billiard, Gayles, Gully,
Guyton, Hamilton of Kinds, Houston,
Kemp, Love, Luse, Packwood, Simonton,
rhrasher, Yerger-l7.
The bill was considered engrossed read
a third time and passed by the following
vote:
YEAS Messrs. Bachelor, Binford,
Boothe, Buchanan, Burkitt. Dean. Dick
son, Dodds, Gage, Hamilton, OF Holmes,
Morris, Owen, Powell, Reynolds, Ross,
Smith, Sykes, Thrasher, Walker, Whit
20.
NAYS Messrs. Austin, Boone, BOYD,
Brennan, Casey, billiard, Gayle, Gulley,
Guyton, Hamilton, of Kinds, Houston,
Kemp, Love, Luse, Psckwood, Simonton,
Yerger-l7.
Title stands as stated.
Mr.. Boone offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted.
WHEREAS, as appears from the majority
and minority reports OF the Senate Com
mitlee on Penitentiary and Prisons there
is difference in their conclusions and,
WHEREAS, the settlement OF these DIFF
ierenoes is necessary. Therefore be it,
Resolved, That "a Committee of five
be appointed by the President of the Senate
to whom these respective reports shall be re-
ferred, with Instructions TO ascertain the
differences which exist, and that they pro-
coed 10 investigate the same, with power to
send for persons and papers, and that they
report at the earliest practicable time to
the Senate, and that the members be ex-
eused from attendance upon the sessions
of the Senate to enable them at once TO
such Investigations.
The President appointed the following
Is the Committee, Messrs. Thrasher Kemp,
Dean, Smith and Boyd.
- Z ~ II.
.ook from House Messages, House Concur
,ent Resolution relating 10 the time Of
holding the election for Superintendent of
he Peniteniiary.
Mr.. Reynolds moved 70 amend BY strik
ing out Thursday night, March 9Th, and
in lieu thereof Tuesday night,
March 9th. which motion prevailed.
The resolution was then coneurred in.
At $50 P. N. the Senate adjourned until
ESQ to-night