The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE /!
ArE-FoarY-slxrn DAY.


senate met pursuant 10 aijoarumsht,
lieut-6ov. Stands IL tks chair
Mr.. BRENNAN called up SenAe ksn To
incorporate the Matches Camesuss aa4
Warehouse Company. Passed
INTRODUCTION ~ Et4N
Mr. Seal-Proviains tsr rs-SaAsaxsa.ss
OF The educahle children Of Asfsseee eNans
~, aud for other parpgsts Resa sArVe
times and passed,
Mr.. Luse--Io amen : tbs cArAlss sg he
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad g'oaa.
pany Railroads
Mr.. Packwood-To anthosise the ussns
AMI aldermen Of ID, city Of Brook aascn 10
appropriate money 10 BULL school hcass.
Education
act to facilitate the construction Of The Calf
s Ship leland Railroad, and for other pRF-
poses. Railroads.
Mr.. Dillard--To declare the rights elaine /
by the Gulf & Ship Island Raj road, in the
peniieniiary forfeited, 10 create Boari Of
Control Of, and provide for leasing the Pen.
itemiiary. Penitentiary and Prisons.
Mr. walker called up Senate Bill An
set % authorize the board OF supervisors Of
Lauderdale county TO employ the assessor
Of said county 20 re enumerRte the educa-
hleehildren Of said county. Passed
On motion OF Mr. Houston the rules were
suspended aud Senate amendment 70 House
Bill, An act TO provide compensation TO
Judge j. w G Watson, for legal services
rendered the State Of Mississippi in the
Railroad Supervision cases in the Federal
and STATE courts was taken up.
The House having refused 10 concur in
Senate amendment heretofore adopted TO
said bill, Mr. Houston moved that the
Senate insist on is amendment.
Mr.. Love moved to reccie from amend
ment Lost.
Mr.. Houslou's motion then prevailed.
conference committee was appointed by
the Senate, to confer with like committee
from the House on the subject Of the amend
m mt Committee Messrs. Houston. Dodds
and Buchanan
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the matter before them on adiouI nment,
An act 10 provide for the election Of, aud to
create Sta'e Board Of Equalization and
for other purposes.
The bill was considered engrossed, read
third time and passed with amendment,
by the following vote:
YEAs-Mtssrs. Barron, Boone, Boothe,
Dean, billiard, D0dds, Gage, Gully, Hous-
ton, Kemp, Love, Morris, Powell Sykes,
walker, Whitney, Yerger III.
NAYs--Messrs. Austin, Bachelor, Binford;
b ,yd. Brennan Buchanan Burkitt, Gayles,
Guyton, Hamilton, of Kinds, Hamilton, Of
Holmes, Paekwood, Ross, Seal, Smith--l5.
ABSENT AND THOSE NOT VOTING Messrs.
Casey, Dickson, Harvey, Owen, Reynolds,
Simonton, Thrasher
Messrs Reynolds and Casey paired.
Mr.. Reynolds would vot, aye, Mr. Casey
would vote nay.
Mr.. Dilard offered the following amend
ment to the title: To create State Board
OF Equalization, and for other purposes.
Adopted.
The special order was taken up-To
amend an act entitled an act to facilitate
the construction Of the Gulf ard Ship
Island Railroad, aud for other purposes,
approved March 10, 1884. Tabled subject
| to call
Mr.. Austin called up the motion here O.
fore made by Mr.. Guyton, and entered on
the journal, to reconsider the vote whereby
the Senate passed anant to amend chap. 10,
sec. $50, Code oil 1880, in relation to the ex-
emption of Confederate soldiers from priv.
| ilege lax, and the same prevailed
AZ $3.50 o'clock the Senate adjourned.