The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-09

adjourn till Q a. m. Monday, upon which Mir. South called for the ayes and noes, 1 which was sustained, and the clerk called 1 the roll, when the following voted in the 1 affiymatige, fl; negative. 34. So the house adjourned until Monday at am.
 saturday AfternooB, Marcl. a SENATE AFTER RECESS BILLS ON SECOND READrNG
 The question was on the adoption of the 1 amendm ant to Senator G. W. Bells bill, pending when recess was taken. The amendment was lost.
 Senate bill No. 22, by Senator Smith,
 the bill to establish a normal school. l Amendments were read and adopted. 1 Senate bill No. 2z6, by Senator Witt,
 making an appropriation for the Deaf Mute Institute, referred to the committee on finance.
 Senate bill No. 250, by Senator Petit grew. to change the boundary line between
 Franklin and Logan counties, ordered to a
 third reading
 Senate bill No. 2 9, by Ssnator Smith, l was referred to judiciary coommittee. Senate bill No. 225, by Senator Petit l grew, regulating the giving of bond by l corporations to do business. Amendment read and adopted. The amendment re. ! duires insurance companies to deposit $5u,
 000 in the state treasury. 1 Senate bill No. I45, by Senator Hawkins, l requiring every male citizen between Is 1 and 50 years, to work the road ten days in 1 the year if needed. The rules were sus- pended and the bill put on third reading
 and 6nal passage.
 1 The bill failed to pass yeas, 10; nays, 13.
 Senate bill No. 127, by Senator Smith, to better protect shippers against common carriers. An amendment was adopted. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR. The governor's private secretary ap- peared within the bar and notified the senate that the governor had approved and signed the the bill 10 probhit the sale or giving away of intoxieants within six miles of tLe school house of Mountain View, Stone county.
 Senate bill No 259, by Senator Galloway, amend section 3S42 of Mans6elds s Di- eest, ordered to its third reading. Senate bill No. 260, by Senator Liddell, to amend section 4425 and to repeal sec tions 4439, 4a42 of the digest, ordered to third reading.
 Senate bill No 25S, by Senator Galloway, to authorize the county court to make changes or Improvements on the levee of the left hand fork of Bayou La Fourche, referred to committee on public health. Senator Hawkins called up senate bill No. 2a5, by Senator Hamby, to extend the charters of certain railroads in this state, for third reading.
 Ths bill passed yeas, 23; nays, l. Senate bill No. 256, by Senator Russ, to prohibit towns from impending stock, re- ferred to the committee on finance. By consent, Senator Word introduced senate bill No. 267, to re organize the bureau of mines, manufacture and agricul- ture. It provides for three commissioners to have charge of the bureau, and allows them & clerk, read twice and referred to the committee on finance. Senator Chimney called up Senate bill No. 257, to allow prosecuting attorneys $25 as fee in cases of all convictions fer the illegal sale of intoxicating liquors. The bill was read third time. Senator Chimney stated that in eases of this kind the prosecuting attorney has
 more work to do in getting up the testi-
 mony, drawing indictments and prosecut- ing, than almost any other class of cases, and is only paid sl0.
 The bill passed, yeas, IS; nays, 6.
 At O clock p.m., the senate adjourned.