The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26
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Harkey moved that the bill be re-considered and referred back to committee on public charities.
 Senate bill No. 54 was read third time, and after much discussion the bill failel to pass by 25 to 54
 Senate adjourned until o:3o tomorrow morning HOUSE.
 The house was called to order at 9 a. m. Speaker Humphrey in the chair. The clerk called the roll A quorum present. Prayer by the chaplain Manuscript journal of the proceedings of yesterday was read and approved. and signed by the speaker and attested by the clerk
 Mir. Kimball presented a petition in sup port of the bill abolishing days O. grace
 Mir Roberts, of Crawford, presented a memorial from tho Crawford county Ali ance, which was referred to the committee on memorials without reading
 Mir. Kimball presented the following re- port;
 MR. SPEAKER-Your committee on rail- roads, to whom was referred house bill No. 8, entitled "An act to promote the comfort of passengers on railway trains and for other purposes" respectfully report that they have had the same under eonsidera- tion, and herewith return it with the recommendation that it do pass with the following amendment; Amend by inserting after the word ''assignee," in the bill, the words with all of them"
 J. D. KIMBAIL, Chairman. The bill with the report took it's place on the calendar.
 Mir. Kimball also submitted the follow ing report;
 MR. SPEAKER--Your committee on rail roads, to whom was referred house bill No. 22, to be entitled ffAn act to revise and ex- tend the charters of certain railroads" respectfully report that they have had the same under consideration, and herewith return it with the recommendation that it do pass.
 J. D. KIMRALL Chairman. The bill with the report took it's place on the calendar.
 Mir. Kitchens presented the following report:
 MR. SPEAKER-Your committee on state lands to whom were referred house bill No. 67 beg leave to report that they have had said house bill 67 under consideration and recommend that it do pass
 T. B. KITCHENS. Chairman. The bill with the report took it's place on the calendar.
 Mir. Kitchens also made the following re- port;
 MIR. SPEAKER Your committee on state lands to whom was referred house bill No. q, beg leave to report that they have had said house bill 2l under consideration and recommend that it do not pass.
 ID The bill, with the report, took its place on the calendar.
 Mir. Kitchens also submitted the follow ing report:
 MR. SPEAKER committee on state lands, to whom was referred house bill No. 49, beg leave to report that they have had said honse bill under consideration, and recommend tbat it do not pass.
 T. B. KITCHENS, Chairman, The bill, with the report, took it's place on the calendar.
 Mr. Hutton submitted the following re- port:
 MR. SPEAKER Your committee on cir cult and justices courts, to whom was re- ferred house bill No. II, respectfully re- port that they have had the same under careful consideration, and herewith return it with the recommendation that it do pass.
 MR. HUTTON. Chairman. The bill with the report took it's place on the calendar.
 MR. STEAMER Your committee, to whom was referred house bill No. 55, re- spectfully report that they have had the same under careful consideration, and herewith return it with the recommends tion that it do not pass.
 MR, HUTTON, Chairman. The bill with the report took it place on the calendar.
 Mir. Buchanan submitted the following report,
 MR. SPEAKER-Your committee on prac- tice of medicine, to whom was referred house bill No. ', respectively report that they have had the same under careful con sideration, and herewith return it with the recommendation that it do pass, with the following amendment; Insert after "saw- dust the words Tor timber, except timber used for rafting purposes
 M. H. BUCHANAN. The bill with the report took it's place on the calendar.
 Mir. Sellers submitted the following re- ports;
 MR. SPEAKER-Your committee ou judiciary beg leave to report that they have had house bill No. 4 under consideration and recommend that it do pass with the amend ment by inserting after the word letting" in the fifth line of the first section the words "to the lowest and best bidder'
 J. F. SELLERS. Chairman. MR. SPEAKER Your committee on iu- dietary beg leave to report that they have had house bill No. 20 under consideration, and recommend that it do not pass.
 J. Y. SELLERS, Chairman. MR. STEAK R-Your committee on judi clary beg leave to report that they have had house bill No, 36 under consideration and recommend that it do pass.
 J. F. SELLERS, Chairman. The bills, with reports, went to the cal endar
 Mir. Park gave notice that he would move to amend the rules on tomorrow.
 Mir. Clement introduced house joint res olution No. 2, amending the constitution of the state. Read first time and the rules were suspended and the resolution was read the second time.
 Mir. Bradley offered the following amend ment
 Amend by striking out J. P, and letting cacu hidh aSrcSS Hlo oWh pfopefby.
 Mir. Pope offered the following amend ment:
 That the office of coroner be abolished and the same be performed by justices of the various townships.
 The resolution was referred with amend ments.
 Mr Colquitt offered the following reso- lution:
 fSasalvt;oo That ;t skaIl ro4 ho ,n os der for any member of this house to take the floor, address the speaker or interrupt the clerk during the calling of the roll or or the reading of the journal. Mir. Col quilt.
 The resolution was referred to the com mittee on rules.
 Mir Russell introduced the following resolution.
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