The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-27

racts. Agriculture.
Mr.. Jones, of Wilkinson, called up an
moved reconsideration of vote postpon
ing I'll. B. fl, to make change IN jur.
system. Lost.
Mr.. Raiford called up and moved I,
reconsider vote whereby II. B. loo, {,
insure the more faithful performance o
the duties of trustees of public schools
: was indefinitely postponed-action re
: considered.
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, recon-
mitted to Education.
Mr.. Watts called up II. b: To chang,
time of holding circuit court in Lincolr
County, and moved TO postpone indefin
itely. Carried.
Mr.. Williamson Of Carroll, called M
resolution and moved the adoption pro
viding for holding two sessions daily ex.
cept Sundays after Tuesday next, pro
vided no night session be held on Satur.
day
Mr.. Watts moved TO table Lost, and
resolution adopted
Mr.. Longstreet called up an act TO
incorporate the Memphis and Pensacola
Railroad. Railroads.
Mr.. Jones called up concurrent reso-
luton inviting Hon. Jefferson Davis to
address the Legislature. Subject, "Home
for Wounded and INDECENT Confederate
Soldiers, and House concurred in Senate
amendment thereto.
BY Mr.. Burkitt: To repeal an act to
incorporate the British and Mississippi
freehold land and mortgage company
limited, and for other purposes.
Judiciary.
| by Mr.. Collins: An act to give physi-
clans limited concurrent lien in certain
cases. To Public Health.
By Mr.. Southworth: To amend section
| IL, article 6, of State Constitution. Con-
| stitCtional Amendments.
BY Mr.. Cook: To limit liability on
official bonds. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. McRae: To protect certain
public property and to encourage
moral, military, patriotic spirit among
the young men of Jackson county
Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Allen: In relation to passen-
gers on railroad trains paying full fare
and purchasing tirst-class tickets and
riding In tirst-class coaches. Judiciary
BY Mr.. Macarthur: To amend sec.
2092, chapter 50, Code 1880
BY Mr.. Ballenger: In relation to the
taxation of property in this State.
Ways and Means
BY Mr.. Ballenger: In relation to the
rate of interest in this State. Judiciary
By Mr.. Hill: To amend sec. 1884,
Code 1880, in reference to mechanics
lien. Judiciary.
Mr.. Magruder: To amend sec. 451, of
Code 1880, in relation to fees of notaries
public. Fees and Salaries.
By Mr.. New Whorter: To reduce salary
of the Commissioner of immigration and |
for other purposes. Fees and Salaries |
BY Mr.. Alverson: To secure payment
of wages of laborers or workmen on
railroads in this State. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Magruder: To reduce judiciary
expenses. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Askew: To repeal an act
approved March Sth, 1882, establishing
the Board of Immigration and Agricu-
ture and to fix the salary of same. Fees
and Salaries.
By Mr.. Williamson, of Carroll To |
prohibit the consolidation of parallel or |
competing railroads and other transpor- |
tation companies. Railroads
By Mr.. McCabe: To amend seq 2007 |
Code 1880. Judiciary.
Mr.. Williamson, of Carroll: To reduce
expenses in the Department of Immigra-
ton and Agriculture Immigration.
Mr.. Summer: To amend section 29S5
Code 1880 relating TO carrying of con-
cealed weapons. Judiciary
By Mr.. Scarborough: To amend
chapter 81 Code of 1880 relating to lien
of owners of certain stock. Agricul
ture.
BY Mr.. Causey: For the relief of NJ
Il oF p;l-a |
Means.
Mr.. Madison: To prescribe form for
trust deeds and declare its effect. Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Williamson, of Kinds: To pro-
hibit cOnvicts confined in the State |
Penitentiary from running at large. Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Truly: To regulate the sale of |
personal property seized under chattel |
mortgage and deeds of trust. Agricul |
ture.
Mr.. Truly: To amend section 1lI2, |
Code 1880, in relation to the unlawful !
selling OF vinous or spirituous liquors. |
Temperance.
Mr. Haden: To amend section 5S7 of !
chapter 10, Code 1880, and to extend |
the provisions thereof Judiciary.
Mr.. Eskridge: To amend section 2417,
chapter 81, Code 1880, and for other pur-
poses. Judiciary.
Mr.. Noland: To levy poll tax and
provide for a Communication thereof, and
for other purposes. Ways and Means.
Mr.. Johnson, of Kinds: To provide
for examinations and report as to the
business of banks and bankers acting
under the laws of this State. Corpora.
tions.
Mr.. Wise: To amend sections S21, 841
S4G, Code 1880, and for more efficient
working of the public highways. Roads,
Bridges and Ferries.
Mr.. Groves: To regulate carrying of
concealed weapons, judiciary.
Mr.. Jones, of Claiborne: For protection
and enforcement of labor contracts.
Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Magee-To require county su-
perintendents of education to file teach
ers' reports with their annual reports
Education.
By Mr.. Rush-To amend sec. 407
of the Code of 1880 in regard to sureties
on official bonds. Judiciary.
Resolutions:
In reference to Hospital on Ship
Island. Federal Relations.
by Mr. Cutrer-1h nat all bllls amend
ing secs of the Code of 1880 shall state
in their titles the subject matter to which
they relate. Adopted
By Mr.. yitts-ln reference to transfer
of certain lands in Wayne County
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Cooper-Io refer chapter 16
Code of 1880 to a special committee for
revision and improvement. Laid over
one day.
BY Mr.. Madison-Requesting Com
mittee on Appropriation to prepare and
introduce bill before the End Monday
in February to defray expenses of gen
eral government.
On motion of Mr. Norrell, of Yazoo,
the House at 2:20 adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock.
SENATE SEVENTEENTH DAY.