The Russellville Democrat., 1891-03-05

Senate bill No. 1S1, prohibiting the saie or giving away of intoxicaDts with m three miles of the Cotton Plant Normal school. Read first time and re- ferred to the committee on temper Ance.
 MT. Dickinson called up house bil No. n. to quiet the title to certain town lots in Batesville. The bill was read third time and passed
 Mir. Dunawas called up h )use bill N O. 14G, prohibiting the selling or giving away of int0xicants within i've miles of
 the school house at Villonia, Fs ulkner county. Read third time and passed.
 MT. Emmerson called up house bill No. s27. to authorize the enclosing of
 certain lands in Van Buren county. Read second time, ordered engrossed
 and made spt cial order for Wednesday, MT. Parrish called up house bill No. l96. for the relief of Aaron D. Burton, of Clarke county. Read st cond and third time and passed.
 Mir. Lee called up house bill No. l59, to prohibit the selling or giving away of intoxicants within ten miles of Gen. tral College, Nashville, Howard county. Read first and second times and re- ferred to the committee on temperance. MT. Little called up senate bill No 154, to fix the time for holding eettr .a l the Tenth judicial es::it.n,ss.n 2: mead second time and n.aao special order fer Fri !, day.
 Mir. Lowe called up senate bill No l l23, to fix the time for holding court | in Monroe and Prairie counties. Read | first and second times and made special | order for Friday at 3 pm. | MT. McNutt called up senate bill No, | IT, to prohibit the selling or giving away of intoxicants within five miles oi school house at Boles, in Scott county. | MT. Manning called up senate bill No. HIS. to enable certain per sons in Faulkner county to erect gates across a certain road in that county. Read first and second times and made special order for to- morrow.
 MT. Mitchell called up house bill No 242, creating the Sixteenth judicial cir cult. Read second time and made special order for Monday. MT. Lucas moved to reconsider the vote bsS which house bill No. 12j failed to pass The motion was lost. Mir. Otey called up senate bill No. 99 for the relief of B. r. Turner, of Phil lips county. Read first time and re- ferred to the judiciary committee. MT. Schnables called up house bill No. 234, requiring the Iron Mountain Railway company to build a trestle in
 Jackson county. The bill was read second and third time and passed. Mir. Witt gave notice that on Monday he would move to reconsider the vote by which house bill No. PAS passed the house.
 Mir. Chimney gave notice that on Mon day he would move to reconsider the vote by which senate bill No. B failed to pass.
 On motion of MT. Walker Saturday
 morning was set apart for concluding
 the roll call for taking up local bills.
 MT. Weaver called up senate bill No. 59, changing the time of holding court in Newton county. Read second and third time and passed.
 Mir. Weddington called up senate bill No. 119, changing the county seat Of Desha county Read first and second time and referred to the committee on county and county lines.
 Mir. White called up senate bill No. lS9, changing the boundaries of the Eighth, Ninth and Thirteenth judicial circuits. Read first time and placed on the calendar.
 Mr. Williams, of Yell, called up senate bill No. 1l7, changing the boundary line b,tween Logan and Yell counties. Read first and second time and made special order for Tuesday at 2 p. m.
 MT. Wisner called up house bill No. TIT, defining the boundary lines be- tween Sharp and Randolph counties. Read first and second time and made special order for tomorrow.
 Adjourned until 9 80 a. m. tomorrow.