The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-07
GE0RGIA'S LEGISLATURE
ANOTHER RUSH OF NEW BILLS IN
THE LOWER HOUSE.

The Senate Not in Bession-Chairman
Gordon Reports DR.. Felton's Educs-
tional Bill, and 300 Copies Are Or
dered Printed-Many of the Proposed
New Laws Only of Local Interest.
ATLANTA, GA, July 6.-The Senate was
not in session to-day.
In the House Mr.. Gordon of Chatham.
chairman of the committee on appropria-
tions, reported Mr.. Felton's educational
bill with the recommendation that 500
copies be printed for the use Of the House.
On motion of Mr.. Gordon the bill was
ordered printed
The following new bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Boone Of Hall-To incorporate
the Piedmont Loan and Banking Company.
Also to incorporate the American Loan and
Banking Company.
BY Mr.. Holtzclaw of Houston-To amend
the game law of Houston. Also to incor-
porate the Perry Loan and Saving Bank
Also TO establish public school system for
Perry.
BY Mr.. Mathews Of Houston-To amend
section 1854 of the code, so as TO make daily
and weekly wages subject TO garnishmenf.
BY MIR. Tison of McIntosh-To incorpo-
rate the Darien Short Line railroad. Also,
to incorporate the Empire Mills Telegraph
Company.
BY Mr.. Hand Of MitcheII-To establish a
now charter for Camilla, Mitchell county.
Also, to prohibit persons fishing without a
permit from landowners. Also, to pre-
| scribe the time for cutting turpentine trees.
Also, to regulate the sale of spirituous liquors
in Montgomery and 1elfair counties.
BY Mr.. Gilbert of Muscogee-To pre-
scribe when suits in the superior court may
| be dismissed.
BY Mr.. Olive of Oglethorpe-To provide
for the disposition Of business in the offices
of ordinaries.
By Mr. Lamar of Richmond-To inoor-
porate the Augusta and West Florida rail-
way. Also, TO amend the charter of the
| Midwife, ,Swainsboro and Red Bluff railway.
Also, to change the name of the Manufact-
urers' Insurance Mutual Aid Society to
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
BY Mr. Fleming of Richmond-To provide
for the publication OF the presentments of
| grand juries when they recommend that
they be published.
BY Mr.. Williams of Telfair-To incorpor-
ate the Savannah and Western Railway
Company. Also toincorporate the town Of
| McCraig.
By MIR. Hendrix Of Terrell-To incorpor-
ate the town of Parrot in Terrell county.
| Also to incorporate the Georgia Pharma-
ceutical Association.
By Mr.. Mcintyre of Thomas-To classify
convicts as to the moral turpitude of their
| crimes, to separate the races and sexes aud
suppress whipping.
BY Mr.. Alexander of Thomas-To incor-
porate tho Thomasville and Cordele rail-
road.
BY Mr.. Whitaker Of Troup-To amend
the charter Of the Macon, LaGrange and
Birmingham railroad.
BY Mr.. Mcdonald of Ware-To compel
persons having charge of children of school
age to send them to school,
by Mr.. VeaZe OF Warren--To amend the
law in reference to beggars, and author-
izing justices of the peace to arrest vagrants
and beggars.
BY Mr.. Glenn Of Whitfield-To provide
for the equitable adjustment of the claims
| of the colored people to part Of the agricul-
tural and landscrip fund. Also to establish
state normal college for colored teachers.
Also to regulate practice in the superior
court. Also resolution touching the claim
Of the state road lessees for betterments. s.
| The resolution provides that for all i'm
provements on land the road has no claim
| against the statesthat the personal property
purchased or acquired from sources other
than the state, belongs to the road, that the
| state will reimburse the road for
taxes paid in Tennessee, but it is
| subject to a set off in favor
| of the state for sums received for the use OF
| its property by other roads in Tennessee,
and the road must return personal property
to the state in as good condition as it was
in when received or replace it with other
| personal property Of Like character and
| equal value.
BY Mr.. Turner Of Floyd-To incorporate
the Northern Georgia railroad, running
from Rome into Tennessee.
By Mr.. Candlor Of DeKalb--To prohibit
the organization Of pools, trusts and mo.
nopohes.
The House adjourned to O'Clock Monday
morning.