The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-13

cufrlnR tnefeln, That the state geOl0gist a the expiration of his term of office, or such time as he may have completed in work of the geological survey, provided fo at this session of the general assembly, b. required to deliver to the secretary of stat all property belonging to the geological survey, including all unpublished manu scripts, apparatus, furniture and books and all papers or things of any kind unt' said office appertaining, which was reae | and adopted.
 1 The serge int-at-arms announced mes 1 senger from the house, whereupon Hous, : Clerk Ln5wig came within the bar and an 1 nounced that the house had passed house | bill No. 342. to prevent the importation ol sale of unwholesome articles of food in the state of Arke.sss.ss.s.1s .s.i.4S ihe house had l passoti sls.:.lse DiIi No l9i to prevent hunt i ing with fire rans, headlights, lanterns etc. that the house had passed house bill | No. 2S0, for ths better enforcement of the laws and ordinances of cities and towns also house bill No. 309, to amend section 1850 of Mansfelds Digest; also house bill | No. 2l4, to amend section 376f of Mansfeld's Digest; also | the practice in certain cases of interplea in replevin and attachment; also house bill No. 269 to amend section HAS of Mans fields Digest; also house bill No. 3l9, to amend section 6l87 of Mansfeld's Digest also senate concurrent resolution No. 24, that after April each body will consider no other business than that which origi- hated in the other also that the house had adopted senate amendments to house bill No. 205, for an act to support the opera x<f -<n.. rN. gest in White and Union counties. Senator Allen sent up report for com mittee on enrolled bills and reported sen ate bills Nos. 134 and 252 correctly en- rolled.
 Senate bill No. 162, for fixing the sala- Iies of county officers of this state, was read third time and failed to pass, yeas, 4 i; nays, 2l.
 Conference committee reported on gen eral appropriation bill; also on appropria- ton bill for the school for the blind. Both reports were adopted.
 House Lill No. 153, to regulate the sale of sixteenth sections, was read third time and passed.
 fSenator Pettigrew in the chair.
 House bill No. 349, for the relief of A. M. Jones, was read second time.
 House bill No. PIT, to prevent the sale of liquors within five miles of Amity High School, Clark county, Arkansas, was read second time.
 House bill 21S, for the protection of la borers working in mines, was read second time.
 House bill No. 353, for au act regulating admission to deaf.mute institute and school for the blind, was read second time
 House bill No. 33f, to amend sections 5917 and 5949 of Mansfelds Digest, was read second time.
 House bill No. 339, to prevent the sale of liquors within three miles of the school building in Bearden, in Ouachita county, was read twice and sent to the committee or temperance.
 A message from the house was read, stating that that body had passed senate bill No. l63, for the relief of A. Hamilton, sheriff of Ouachta county; also senate bill No. 25l, to prohibit the keeping of lewd houses in state of Arkansas; also senate bill No. 224, to provide for the payment of costs in certain cases wherein defendant is adjudged insane; also senate bill No 100, to regulate school elections in slngle school districts in cities and incorporated towns.
 House bill No 30O to provids for the sale of unclaimed express matter, was read twice.
 House bill No. 312, to amend section 6033 of Mansfield s Digest, was read twice.
 House bill No. 262, to amend chapter 96 of Mansfeld's Digest, was read twice. t House bill No. 355, to make certain acts arson, was read twice.
 House bill No. 319, for an act to amend section 6lS7 of Mansfelds Digest, was read twice and an amendment sent up and read.
 House bill 269 to amend section HAS of Mansfield's Digest, was read twice.
 '' se bill No. 342, to prevent the i'm DO -lion of unwholesome food in the state of Arkansas, was read twice.
 House bill No. l49, to prevent hunting with fire pans, headlights, ,and lanterns, was read twice.
 House bill No. 280, for the better in forcement of the laws and ordinances of cities and incorporated towns, was read twice.
 House bill No 2l4, to amend section 3766 of Mausfeld's Digest, was read twice.
 House bill No. 234, to regulate the practice of interplea in cases of replevin and attachment, was read twice.
 House bill No. 309, to amend section 1850 of Mansfeld's Digest, was read twice.
 At 12 o'cloek the senate took recess till 2 this afternoon.
 The house was called to order at 8:30 am, Speaker Humphrey in the chair
 Tha alarly oallaJ 4bo .rtI
 A quorum present.
 Prayer by the chaplain.
 The manuscript journal of yesterday was read and approved and signed by the speaker and attested by the clerk
 The sergeant-at-arms announced mes sage from the senate, whereupon John w. Howell, Esq, appeared within the bar of the house and read the following:
 LrrTLE ROCK. ARK, April 5.
 MR. SPEAKER-I sm instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of the passage of senate bill No. 335, entitled bill for an act 10 be entitled an act to provide the manner in which summons may be served in certain cases also of passage of house bill No. l45, bill for an act to separate the offices of secretary and treas urer of the board of trustees of the Arkan- sas lndusti ial University and for other pur- poses, with the following amendments by the senate, viz: l. Strike out section one and insert the following: Section l. The board of tru tees of the Arkansas Industrial University at the first meeting after April l, 1893, shall elect secretary of the board and treasurer of the university, who shall hold their offices two years and until their successors are in like manner appointed and qualfed both of said offices shall not be held by the same person at one time. ?. Strike out all of section 2. 3. Strike out all of section 5.
 Also senate bill No. l43, 8 bill entitled an act to amend section 5923 of Mansfield s Digest; also senate hill No. 284, aa act to prohibit boards from drawing more money from the treasurer of the state than is due fnr aalariaa nnd aaruicna randnrad. slan