The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

l Verions counties or the State or ArEaDSa9 1 to comply with sections 2509 and CHS of Jefferson county representation, was read | first time; rules suspended and read second time and took it's place on the calendar.
 By Senator Galloway: No 241, bill for an act to be entitled, sAn act in and of the conduct anl management of the peni- tentiary of the state, and for other pur- poses.v was read first time; rules sus- | pended and read second time and referred to committee on pcnitentisry.
 By Senator West; No 242, a bill for an act to be entitled, oAn act to amend section 20 of an act of the general assembly of the state of Arkansas, approved March 28, 1887, and entitled an act to amend the revenue laws of this state. and to amend sections 5669, 5670 and 567l of Mansfelds 8 1 Digest of the statutes of the state of Arkan- sas, relating to the duties of county ss- l sessors" was read first time; rules sas pended and read sencond time, and took it's ] place on the calendar. 1 Expiration of the morning hour As 1 Friday morning is the time set for the con- side1ation of house bills the same before l the senate were taken up.
 President Kinsworthy resumed the chairl
 At the request of Senator Hawkins the penitentiary bill, as amended passed and 1 transmitted to the senate from the house, was read first time and rules suspended and read second time. Senator Hamby offered | an amendment Senator Hawkins moved i that tue bill be made special order for next l Tuesday morniug. The motion prevailed 1 and it was so ordered. 1 House bills on second reading. House bill No. -, by Mir. Brodnax, 1 was read second time and referred to com | mittee on education.
 House bill No. 9S, by Mir. Bradley-the cigarette bill--was read second time aud I referred to committee on public health. l House bill No. l5, by Mr. Gates, making 1 the fraudulent removal of mortgaged prop 1 erty felony, was read second time and l referred to committee on agriculture. l House bill No. 93, by Mir. Nor wood, providing for improve ments in the governors office, read second time and referred to commit on public expenditures. House bill No. II, by Mir. Overman, read second time and referred to commit l on roads and highways. 1 House bill No. 90, by Mir Witt, l read second time and referred to committee i on state lands
 Senator Hawkins ask d for leave of eb sence until Monday. Granted. On motion the senate took recess until 2:30 O clock pm.
 HorS4. The house was called to order at a m, Speaker Humphrey in the chair. The clerk called the roll. A quorum present. Prayer by the chaplain.
 The manuscript journal of yesterday was read and approved and signed by the speak CT and attested by the clerk.
 On request of Mir. Gnlley, Mir. Ferguson, of Sharp, was granted indefinitely leave of abfence.
 On request of Mir. Hawkins Mr. Flucks was granted indefinite leave of absence. Mir. Hooper called up the motion of Mir. | Jones, of Pulaski, to recor sider the vote by which senate bill No. S2 passed, and 1 moved to lay that motion On the table. The motion to lay on the table prevailed. |
 Mr. Leatherwood presented house psti- 1 tions Nos. 9l and 92, from citizens of Se- bastian county, referred to the committed on temperance.
 Mir. McMulen presented house petition No. 93, from citizens of Yell county with reference to the county line, referred to the | Ccnu VD tJuubf anu Couhty iiIts. Mir. McCauley, chairman of the commit- tee on agriculture, reported house bill No. ls3 adversely; also house bill No. S2 ad- l versely; also house bill No. 198 adversely, and house bill No. l4S adversely.
 The sergeant -at-arms announced mes sage from the senate, whereupon John w 1 Howell, Esq, secretary of the senate, apI peared within the bar of the house and read the following:
 ! MR. SPEAKER--l am instructed by th} senate to inform your honorable body O | the passage of senate bill No. 2l1, entitled a bill for an act to prevent bastardy be | tween the white and African races; alsl senate bill No. l25, an act to amend ssc [ tions SIT, 57s an ! 579 of Mansfield Digest also senate bill No. 201, bill for an ac entitled an act to prohibit the sale or givin away of ardent, vinous, malt, fermented d intoxicating liquors, including natiy 1 wines, within ten miles of th | Stephen A. Bemis Institute. | the town of Stephens, Ouachita county ] also senate bill No 25, bill for an act | be entitled an act for the better working pubic roads; also senate bill No. I24, act to amend section ? of SD act entitle an act to quiet titles, approved March 2 ] 1901: also senate bill No. HIS. bill for act to be entitled an act to regula ] the practice of medicine and surger, also senate bill No. l00. bill to be entitls an act to provide for tho calling in of Il warrants and other outsaudiug indebte ness of cities and incorporated towns the state of Arkausas; also senate bill \ l34, bill for an aot to be entitled an a to regulate the distribution of the geolo ical reports of the state of Arkansas; al senate bill No. l63. on act for the relief l A Hamilton, sheriff of Ouachita count also senate concurrent resolution No. providing for a joint committee from house and senate Co inquire into the I'd
 gress made In the erection of building their capacity, otc. and Co investigate
 to what is necessary Co furnish and sqt
 "The Ex Confederate Home" etc al
 senate blll No. ls7. bill for an act t0
 entitled an act for the relief of Jasf
 Hutchis0n, sheriff and coil.cto of Shs
 county, Afkansas, and herewith respe,
 fully transmit the same for your iaYofs
 consideration.
 JOIN w. HOWELL Secretary
 Mir. Bradley was granted leave of
 seuce for this afternoon.
 Ms. Hooper, chairman of thc eommi,
 on elections, reported horse ban NJ.
 adversely.
 Mr Russell, chairman og the commit,
 on engrossed bills, returned house bsi
 lS5 correctly euerosscd.
 On motion of Mr MeGhes ths rules
 suspended end seaate bill No. l69 waa
 the second time.
 Mr. Gates offered the following ame ment:
 Strike out the name Frsd. A. Noot
 section and insert J. J. BaNleT.
 The amendment was read first aud ond times and adopted. The bili was made special order IL -L--L. u.