The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-09
Friday Afternoon. April 3.
 HOUSE.

The house reconvened at D m.
 Mir. Holman called up senate bill PTS, regulating the fees of jurors in justices courts. Read third time and passed.
 Mr. Hare called up senate bill 290, to facilitate full settlement with ex- Treasurer Woodruff. Read second and third times.
 Mir. Evans moved to indefinitely postpone the bill, which was lost.
 The roll was called and the bill passed.
 Mir. Chimney called up senate bill 2l4, amending Sec. 6l7l of Mansfield s Digest, prescribing the manner in which the boundaries of school districts shall be changed. Read second and third times and passed.
 Mir. Sellers called up senate bill PTS, defining the lines between Perry and Yell counties. Real second and third times and passed.
 Mir. Hinson called up senate bill 257, regulating legal advertising. Read third time and passed.
 Senate bill 157, providing for the re- demption of lands sold for non-payment of taxes, was called up by Mir. White. Read third time and passed.
 Senate bill exempting ex -firemen from jury service, WAS called up by MT. Con- rad. Read second and third times and passed.
 Mir. Peterson moved that the vote by which senate bill 2l6 was indefinitely postponed be reconsidered. The motion was laid on the table. MT. Sevier offered resolution that the house adjourn at 5 o'clock out of respect for the memory of the late Gen. Albert Pike, which was adopted. Mir, Baker called up senate bill 279, for the relief of Geo. A. Floyd, of Full ton county, which was read third time | and passed.
 dr. Wimberly called up senate bill l36, to amend Sec. 476 of Mansfield's 's | Digest, Read third time and passed. Mir. Woolfork called up senate bill Il, to prevent the unjust preferenc of | creditors.
 Mir. Rector (Mr. Newton in the chair) moved to tabie the bill, which was | carried.
 Mir. Head, chairman of the special committee to investigate the charge of | members having overdrawn their mile- age, made a report, in which it was | stated that two or three members had | drawn small amounts more than they | were entitled to.
 Mir. Mitchell explained that when he l called at the auditors office to procure his certificate for mileage he had nc | data from which to make his account and he and several members present computed the distance as best they | could, A few nays afterwards he dis covered that he had drawn several dol lars more than he was entitled to anc returned the amount to the treasury. l The explanation was satisfactory; tho committees report was received and ordered spread on the journal. Mir. Emmerson called up senate bil to prohibit the sale of intoxicants within five miles of Chickalah academy. Reac second and third times and passed.
 MT. Manning called up senate bill POP to prohibit the sale of intoxicants with in thre miles of Wheatly high school Read third time ani passed. Mir. McNutt called up senate bill pro- | hibiting the sale of intoxicants within five miles of Park school house, Scot
 county. Read third time and passed. Mir. Williams. of Washington, callef
 up senate bill 2D7, to regulate the ap- pointment of peace officers. Read thirC
 time and passed.
 The hour of pm. having arrived
 the house out of respect to the late Gen
 Albert Pike, adjourned until 9 o'clocl
 Saturday morning.