The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-19

ment was tabled.
Mr. Norrell moved the adoption OF
the original bill, and upon that, called
previous question. Call sustained.
On motion of Mr. Hoyle, bill passed.
Call of Standing Committees proceed
ed with.
Mr. Elmer was excused from Special
Committee on petition in case of w. l..
Lowe, and Mr.. Wells appointed instead.
II. b. 28: Providing for the reduction
of salary of members Of the Legislature
in certain cases; do not pass. lndefn
itely postponed.
ference to notice of building of bridges
by the board of supervisors approved
February 10th, 1884; do not pass In
definitely postponed.
Report of Commi ssion TO examine
State Printers: account was taken up
and adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Selman: For preservation of
certain records in the Office of the Auditor
of Public Accounts. Public Grounds.
BY Mr.. Jones, of Wilkinson: In re-
lation to contracts of labor. Agricul-
ture.
BY Mr.. Burdine: To require boards
Of supervisors to furnish assessors sta
tionery. Ways and Means.
BY Mr., Burdine: To require justices
OF the peace to bring their dockets be-
fore grand juriss. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Hannah: To amend act to
regulate freigbts and passenger rates OIL
railroads in this State. Railroads.
By Mr. Wells: To amend sec. l7l5 and
l7l6 of Code 1880 referring to bills of
exception. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Young: To amend act in rela-
ton to free public schools, chapter l6
Code 1880. Education.
By Mr.. Kendrick: For reliet of Ger.
tain physicians; Pubic Health and Quar-.
antine.
BY Mr.. Kendrick: To amend the laws
relating to the public schools; Educa
ton.
By Mr.. holland: To change a rule of
evidence in suits for divorce; Judiciary
BY Mr.. Noland: To define what shall
constitute false pretence in certain
cases, and providing a penalty therefor;
Judiciary.
BY Mr. Rush: To amend sec. 1854 of
Code of 1880, in reference to bonds of
indemnity; judiciary.
By Mr.. Cook; To repeal an act to pro.
hibit the courtesy of FREQ passes to officers
of this State Railroads.
BY Mr. Bizzell: For relief of certain SOL
diers OF the war between the States
Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. Ballenger: To repeal section
2lO4, chapter SO, of Code Of 1880, and
for other purposes; Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Madison: To establish cir.
emit and chancery court district in this
State; to special committee.
BY Mr.. Ballenger; To repeal section
1877, Code of 1880; Registration and
Elections.
BY Mr.. Ballenger; To repeal chapter
AZ of an act to encourage the establish
ment of factories in this State and to
exempt them from taxation, approved
March 9th, 1882; Manufactures.
BY Mr. Gwin-To amend the law gov
ernmg the taking of dispositions in this
State. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Raiford-To amend section 703
of Code 1880, to obtain more compe-
tent school trustees. Education.
BY Mr.. Jones of Claiborne-Resolu-
ton providing that when several bills
ere introduced touching upon same sub
ject that committee shall not report one
before all are acted upon, and that all
such bills be returned together, that the
subject matter of all may be fresh in
the minds of members to secure
more Ineligible action thereon. Ia
bled.
BY Mr.. Gordon-A Resolution asking
for committee to revise the game and
fish laws. Adopted, and Mr. Gordon
appointed chairman with power to ap-
point any four others that he may desire
to act with him. Messrs. Harrison, Ell
mer, Longstreet and Cutrer were so APP
pointed.
BY Mr.. Elmer-Providing that the
Clerk Of the House call the number of
each bill when first introduced and be-
fore reading same. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Kendrick-A joint resolution
to amend section 90 of art. IL of the
Constitution of the State of Missis-
sippi.
BY Mr. Kendrick joint Resolution
proposing an amendment to the consti
tuition of the State of Mississippi. To
Constitution and Amendments.
BY Mr.. holland; A Joint Resolution
to amend the Constitution of the State.
Constitution and Amendments.
BY Mr.. Askew: To allow attorneys
fees to be proven as an item of damages
in all actions and suits for damages for
trespass on person or property, and in
actions of replevin. Judiciary.
Resolution by Mr. Burkitt providing
for exclusion from house parties or
their attorneys advocating passage of a
charter of incorporation while such
charter is pending in House. Tabled.
BY Mr.. Selmsn That the Committee
on Benevolent Institutions look into
and consider the propriety of author.
izing the Trustees of the Blind Asylum
to employ competent occulist, and re-
port by bill or otherwise. To Benevo-
lent Institutions.
At 12.45 adjourned till 10 a. m. to-
morrow.