The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-03
HOUsE-TWENTY SECOND DAY
FRtDtY, January 2


House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
Leave of absence was granted from
day to day to Messrs. Welch, Raiford,
Atterbury, Nicholson, Foules.
Message from the Governor announc-
ing his approval of an act TO authorize
the boards OF supervisors of Lee, Tate,
Noxubee, Lafayette and Holmes
counties to hold regular meetings on the
lst Monday of every month.
Mr.. Norrell called up engrossed bill
to repeal law to cucumber growing crops
and moved the passage of the bill and
called the previous question. Gail sus-
tained by vote of 46 to 80, and bill
passed by the following vote:
Yes -Messrs. Acker, Alverson,
Arbo, Ballenger, Bayis, Bizzell, Black
well, Buchanan, Bush, Chapman, Cook,
Cooper, Culpepper, Dilworth, Draughn,
Epperson, E~kridge, Ferguson, Flowers,
Fowler, Gibbs, Godbold, Gordon,
Groves, Gwin, Hannah, Hill, tones, of
Claiborne, Lee, Mad son, Magruder,
Marmon, McGehee, McInnis, McRea,
niillsaps, Mitchell, Norrell, Of Yazoo,
Pitts, Rhodes, Roberts, RoseOorough,
Rowan, Rush, Shamburger, Sullivan,
lay lor, Truly, Waldrip, Watts, Wells,
West, Williamson, of Kinds --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, Me-
Arthur, Mcdonald, w. T., McWhorter,
Niles, Russell, Selman, Sillers, Simmons,
Southworth, Summer, TrIgg, Weaver,
Wise, Young, Mr.. Speaker.-43.
ABSENT AND NOT Messrs.
| Allen, Banks, Burdine, Clemens, Dale,
Hoyle, Lowe, McCabe, Mcdonald, w. A,
McKie, Noland,- Norrell, of Rankin,
Scarborough, Welch, Williamson, OF
Carroll.
Mr.. Nicholson (yea) paired with Mr..
| Watson nay.
Mr. Welch (yea) paired with Mr. Nc
Kinney nay.
Mr.. Meharg, (yea) paired with Mr.
Atterbury nay.
Mr.. Causey (vea) paired with Mr.
Raiford nay.
Mr.. Jones, of Wilkinson (yea) paired
with Mr.. FouIes nay.
The following is the section of the
Code repealed:
Sec 1859. 1t shall be lawful for per
sons to make and execute mortgages oil
deeds of trust upon growing crops, OF
crops to be grown within fifteen month,
from making of such mortgage or deed
Of trust, which encumbrance shall bs
valid aud bind ng upon the interest oi
such mortgagor or granUor in such crop
but shall not be, in any case, prior Il
the liens provided for in 'An Act in re
lalion to landlord and tenant, and Al
Act in relation to the lien of employe
aud employees"
Nh Cutrer in the chair.
Mr.. Rush, by leave, introduced tn,
following bills for reference: To amend
chapter 10. of the Co3e of 1880, ans
change the management of the public
school $, stem in this State. Education
To amend chapter Cos of the Code of
1880, and provide list of text books 30
public schools. Education.
Mr. Lee: In relation to the final rec
ord of judgments in the circuit court 0
this State. Judiciary.
Mr.. Young: To amend an act relatini
J to public revenues, sec 5S5. chapter 1C
/ Code $780, Ways and Means.
Mr.. Trigg called up 5 B. 95: For re
lief Of j. E. Shelton, of Sharkey County
passed.
Mr.. Trigg: To amend law for punish
ment of crime of carrying conceaie
weapons and other purposes. judiciary
Mr.. Macarthur: To fill vacancies 0
, circuit judge pro TEN in certain case;
! Judiciary.
IT -
: from trustees of State Industrial Colleg
D at Columbus to the Legislature to visi
said institution.
The Committee on Agriculture r,
ported back seven bills for repeal {
: sec. 1859, Cole 1880, in relation I
. encumbering growing crops, with tt
recommendation that they do not pas
A bill of the committee on same suble,
{ having been introduced In lieu thereo
: they were indefinitely postponed.
To repeal chapter 50 of Code 1880,
!, relation to the lien of employers an
. employees. Tabled, subject to CALL
Fl Call of Standing Committees
J, From Education Committee
To secure more competent teachers
& public schools; do not pass. Indefinite
> ! postponed.
9 !, To insure more faithful performan,
of duty by trustees of public school
do not pass Tabled subject to call.
: Mr.. Gwin called up 5. j r., ProvidiI
4 for investigation of certain State al
q county officers snd ex-State and coun
officers, by Committee on Public Officer
d in reference to sworn statement of
ic certain witness In late case in Unit.
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