The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-16

ascertain anu .s...,, st and second times. Senate bill No. 157 and house bill No. 327 were made special order for Tuesday pm.
 Mir Witt called up senate bill No. 12l, bill for an act to be entitled an act for the better prosecution of misdemeanors, read third time and put on its final passage, The question being shsll the bill pass, the clerk called the roll, when the following voted in the affirmative, 3S negative, 33. Mir. Robertson was grsnted leave of ab- sence till Tuesday. Senate bill No. 236 was referred to the committee on judiciary. TMr London in the chair On motion of Mir Rogers, of Craighesd, senate bill No. 270 was read the first time and by unanimous consent read the second time and made special order for Tuesday, 10 am.
 Senate bill No. 72 was read second time. Senate bill No. l05 was read first time. MT. Emmerson moved that the house do now adjourn, upon which MT. Sellers called for the ayes and noes, which was sustained and the clerk called the roll when the fol lowing voted in the af1irmative-7; nega- tive, 57.
 The house took recess till pm.
 Friday Afternoon, March 10.
 HOUSE.
 The house re-eonvened at pm.
 Senate bill No. 90, by Senator Holmes, to provide for the payment of costs in cases of changes of venue, was read second and third times and was passed.
 The bill provides that the county from which the change of venue is taken shall be liable for the per diem of the sheriff and the fees of the petit jury.
 Senate bill No. 16l, by Senator Witt, to amend the game law, was taken up, amended and placed on the calendar.
 Senate bill No. 55, by Senator Smith, to amend the law requiring railroad compa- nies to provide for the comfort of passen- gers, was read first and second times.
 Mir. Kimbell offered the following amen mend:
 Provided, further, that this act shall not be so construed as to prohibit nurses or attendants of the sick from travelling in the same coach with their employers, nor shall it apply to employees of train in the dis charge of their duties, nor shall it be con strued to apply to such freight trains as carry passengers.
 The amendment was adopted and the bill was placed on the calendar.
 Senate bill No. l93, by Mir. Smith, to protect prairie chickens, was read first and second times.
 1Mr. Colquitt was called to the chair
 Senate bill No. 190, by Senator Casey, to provide for calling in the indebtedness of the state, was read second time.
 Senate bill No. 2l0, by Mr. Mehaffy, to amend the law in relation to peddling and hawking, was read first and second times and placed on the calendar.
 Senate bill No. 16S, by Senator Gaughau, changing the time of holding court in Cal houn county, was read third time and passed.
 Senate bill No. IA, by Senator Hamby, to require full reports of supreme court decisions, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. lS6, by Senator Hamby, to provide for the contingent expenses of the executive, judicial and legislative branches of the government, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 42, by Mir. Sloan, to amend the law in relation to the redemp- ton of lands, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 220, by Senator West, for the reorganization of certain state boards, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 205, by Senator Liddell, to amend the law ill relation to the dis tribution of supreme court reports was read first time.
 Senate bill No. l3s, by Senator Kins- worthy, amending the law in regard to changes of venue, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 112, by Senator Petit grew, to require scientific instruction in the public schools, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. IT, by Senator Casey, 10 define the boundary line between Madison and Newton counties, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 246, by Senator Wilson, to adjust the claims of Henry K. Clark against the state for building levee in Desha county. was read first time.
 Senate bill No. PAT by Senator Chimney, to prevent the sale of intoxicants within. ten miles of the public school house at Warren, Bradley county, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 2O9, by Senator Wilson, fixing the number of onions and apples which shall constitute bushel, was read first time.
 senate Dlll NO. ld1t Dy ocbhtof hu@thHi to amend the law in regard to forcible en- try and unlawful detainer, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. 135, by Senator Kins- worthy, providing for the working of county eonvicts, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. l36, to regulate the cost of deeds and certificates to certain lands, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. l46, to protect mechan- ical organizations against ringing.
 Senate bill No. 76, to amend the laws in relation to the licensing of certain public entertainments, WAS read first time
 Senate bill No. %, 10 require person to work on the public roads five days, and not more thDn three at one time during the year, was read first time.
 Senate bill No. llS, to regulate the prac- tice of medicine and surgery, was read sec ond time,
 Senate bill No. l34, to regulate the dis tribution of the geological reports, was read first time.
 Senate bill No 124, to amend the act tc quiet titles. was read first time.
 Senate bill No. l63, for the relief of A. Hamilton sheriff of Ouaehita county. wns