The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-17

lie special committee on an .Cb u
relation 10 contracts for labor. reported
substitute therefor, providing that
when any employe shall leave an en-
pioyer, with whom he has entered into /,
contract as per sec. 1860. Code Of
1880, without good and sufficient
cause, and enter into the seryi",
Of another, the prior employer shal
have lien upon the products Of th'
employees crop, upon his goods anC
wages, which shall take precedence d
the latter employer. The employer shsl
be responsible 10 the employe in hi
goods aud chattels in case he violates
the contract, to the damage Of the eni
ploye and TO the extent Of said damage
The contract. TO receive the benefit oI
this act, shall be in writing, witnessed
by tSo persons, and one copy each
to be gwen to employer and employe. In
case any latter employer is notified in
writing, within fifteen days after EN-
ployo has left employer, of the breach
Of contract by the employee, he shall dis
charge him or be responsible in his
goods and chattels to said former EN-
ployer to the extent of his damage. Any
one who entices an emplOye FROM employ
ment, as per contract with prior employ
er, shall, upon conviction thereof, be
fined in sum not less fhan So, nor
more than $25 for each ofTrnse. This act
to extend to all contracts, az provided
in chap. so Of the Code, for contracts
between landlord aud tenant
Mr.. Eskridge offered an amendment
providing that the liens contemplated
in this act shall be enforced as provided
for in chap. 81, Code of 1880.
On motion of Mr.. Hoyle, the COM
mittee rose, reported the bill back to
the House without recommendation
Mr. Eskridge's amendment was adopt
ed. Motion to consider bill by sections
prevailed.
Mr.. Cutrer moved that the substitute
be made the special order for Thursday
night at 7;30 O'clock.
Mr.. Cook, as author of the bill, OPP
posed its being set for day certain, and
moved that the motion to that effect be
tabled. Carried.
Mr.. Truly moved that the bill be made
the special order for tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. Tabled.
Mr. Magruder moved that the bill be
made special orderfor II o'clock to.mOr-
row. Lost.
Mr.. Cook moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the bill was ordered to be
considered section by section. Lost.
Mr.. Cutrer offered an amendment pro
vidiug that the part OF the lst section
which relates to contracts under sec. 800
Of Code OF 1880, which provides for con
tracts in agricultural products be striker
out and be applicable toa all contracts fol-
labor whatsoever.
Mr.. Southworth moved to table
Tabled
Mr.. Southworth offered an amend
ment providing chat nothing in this
section be construed to effect exemptions
to laborers as provided for in sec 1914,
Code 1880.
Mr., Scarborough moved to table
Tailed
Mr. Scarborough moved the adoption
of the Is. section and upon that called
the previous question. Call sustained
and lst section adopted,
Mr. Magru1er moved to reconsider
the vote whereby the bill was
ordered to be considered section by sec
ton. Carried.
Mr. Burk,tt offered an amendment
providing that il any case al employer
shall charge more than a reasonable
price Tor supplies OF more than 10 per
cent. Oh naony loaned, he shall hose th-
whole amount SO furnished, m5ecsl rs
adoption and called the previous ques-
ton Cali sustained and amendment
lost By n vote Of 50 to 81.
After a lengthy discussion and various
amendments, Mr. Hoyle called the
previous question on the passage Of the
till. Call sustained and bill passed by
a vote Of 81 to 80, as follows:
GYE6s- Messrs. Acker, Alyers0n, Ar.
DO, Askew, Aaerby, Baird Banks, Bates,
Beaslcy, Beemau, Bizzell Burdine, Bush,
Garrawsy, Causey, Chapman, Cooper,
Dale, Ditworlh, Epperson, Eskridge,
Ferguson, Flowers, Fouies, Godbold,
Groves, Gwin, Henry, Hill, Hoyle,
Jones, of Claiborne, Jones, Of Wilkin.
son, Lee, Longstreet, Madison, Marks,
Macarthur, McCaoe, Mcdonald, w. A.,
McInns, McKie, Meharg, Nicholson,
holland, Norrell. of Rankin, Rhodes,
Roberts, Russell, Scarborough, Sullivan,
Taylor, Waldrip. WEIGH, West, William.
son, Of Kinds, Mr.. Speaker.
NAYS Messrs. Allen, Ballenger. Bird
ges, Brooks, Bynum, Carroll, Collins,
Crawford. Culpepper, Draughn, Elmer,
Evans, Gibbs, Gordon, Hannah, John
son, of Madison, Kendrick, Lowe,
Lynch, Magee, Magruder, MeRae, Mitch
ell, Niles, Pitts, Rowan, Rush, Sham
burger, Scuthworth, Summer, Trigg,
Watson, Weaver, Wise, YouRg.-35
The following pairs were announced:
MIR. Cook, aye, paired with Mr.. Gu
trer. nay.
Mr.. McGehee, aye, paired With Mr..
Truly, aay,
Mr.. Weaver, aye, paired with Mr..
Watts, nay.
The Senate Concurrent Resolution
that the time for election of
the superintendent of the penitentiary be
was coneurred in, and time
for same set for Thursday, the 25th, at
80 o'clock, p. M.
The Governor has approved the fol.
lowing bill; To prohibit the sale of in
liquors within FIVE miles of
church, in Tallahatchie
county.
At S:l5, the House adjourned
The Sheriff OF Hencock county adver
tires for sale Grace Episcopal church. ON
Nicholson Avenue, in BAY ST Louis. The