The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-02


 it do not pass.
 Report on senate bill No @, and submitting an amendment, ask that bill with amendment do pass. Report on senate bill No S1, and ask that it do pass. : Report on senate bill No S2, and ask that 1t do pass. Report on senate bill No. S4, and ask that it do not pass. Report on senate bill Nc. 93, and ask that it do pass with an amend ment attached thereto. l Senator Weaver sent up a com munication from The Pilot Printing Company stating that no reports of blind institute or insane asylum had been placed in its hands for printing. BILLS ON THIRD READING.
 By motion of Senator Galloway the third reading of senate bill No. 20 was reconsidered and bill re- ferred back to judiciary committee.
 Senate bill No. 31, by Senator Sloan, to amend section 1907 of Mans6eld's Digest, read third time and passed by vote of Is to 10. Senate bill No. 37, by Senator Chimney, to amend section 1910 os Mansield's Digest, read third time and failed to pass by vote of 2 to '.
 Senate bill No. 35, by Senate, Adams, to amend an act to author ize county courts to establish fencint districts and to provide for tho cree tion of fencing and for other pur I-poses. Read third time. Senator Adams made etronl argument ii behalf of th' bill He said it would prevent mucl local legislation, that wo1ld no work an injustice upon any ma, but in some districts of the stat such law was an absolute neces sity.
 Senator Casey said he would vot for the bill for he did not favo local bills.
 Senator Lucas opposed the bil He believed it would work a hart ship on small stock owners. Wher a man of small means lived withi fenced district he could nc keep milch cow or othe small stock generally kept on lit farm. The bill passed by 26 to f.
 House concurrent resolution Nc (, resolving that thousand copis of the governors inaugural addrei be printed for the use of the sen. tors and representatives, was res and adopted.
 House bill No. 46, by Mr. Brow of Logan county, which was made special order for this hour w now taken up. The b provides for fencing district Logan county. It passed py 70 of 26 to l..
 Senator Witt moved that the SC ate go into executive session.
 The motion was adopted, and ( senate went into executive sessi, at II 80 O clock.
 HOUSE.
 The house was called to order 9 a. m., Speaker Humphrey in chair.
 The clerk called the roll.
 A quorum present.
 Prayer by the chapline.
 The manuscript journal of vest. day was read and approved signed by the speaker, and attest by the clerk.
 MT. Thornton was granted les of absence till Monday.
 The sergeant at arms announce message from the senate, whereuE John w. Howell, Esq, appear and read the following:
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Jan. 2f
 MRj SPEAKER--I am instructed the senate to inform your honora body of tho passage of senate No. s, entitled bill for an act titled an act to prohibit the buyi' selling or otherwise dealing futures of agricultural and anil products; also senate bill No. 15 bill entitled an act for the be- protection of stock raisers, and he with transmit the same for favorable consideration.
 JOHN w. HOWELL, Secretary
 Mir. Smith presented house ton No. 23. Referred to the c, mittee on judiciary.
 Mr. Sessions presented ho petition No. 24. Referred to committee on penitentiary
 Mir. Hawkins presented ho petition No. 25. Referred to committee on judiciary.
 Mir. Sellers, chairman of the mittee on judiciary, reported he bill No. l22 with an amendm The amendment was read the sec time.
 Also senate bill No. Is favor with minority report signed Messrs. Judkins and McGI also house bill No. 125 advers also house bill No. 121 adyers and house bill No. Is advers house bill No. 13l adversely; hi bill No, l40 favorably.
 Mir. Kimbell, chairman of railroad committee, made the fol ing reports;
 House bill No. 47 favorably, amendments. Amendments
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