The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

Rk&tEAt tAiN tAtN %t AtFAA4H % RtJ tf@ vinous, or malt liquors within three miles of the Warren public school, read twice and referred to committee on temperance.
 Bill No. 24S, by Senator Sloan, for the bet ter protection of the 6eh in the waters ol l the state, read twice and ordered to its third reading.
 Bill No 249 by Senator Galloway, ar act in relation to registration of brands, etc., of kegs, casks, etc, and penalties per scribed for the violation of said act, reae first time.
 Bill No 250, by Senator Pc tigrew, te 1 change the boundary line b tween the counties of Franklin and Logan, read frs' time.
 Committee on agriculture reported sen ate bill No. 209, and recommend thatit dc pass.
 Bill No. 251, by Senator Russ, to pro hib;t the keeping of Iewd houses in the state of Arkansas, read twice and ordered 1 to third reading
 BILLS ON SECOND READING.
 Senate bill No. 195 read second time. ] An amendment to senate bill No. v wass read twice and adopted By perm ssion S-sussor Liddell intro -,i,....sa bill No. 252, for an act to ie estab. | llGu tue SCHOOL ulstTitb llicS VIZ 1i~s NDuiaT | ty, read twice.
 Circuit and inferior courts committee reported on senate bill No 192 and recon mended that it do pass ss amended. | Senator Weaver was excused for the l day.
 l Back to bills on second reading. 1 Senate Bill No. 233 was read second l time and referred to judiciary committee.
 Senate bill No. 234, rad second time and referred to committee on education. Senate bill No 239, read second time and referred to committee on finance.
 Senate bill No. 240 was read second | time, and by motion laid on the table. 1 Private Secretary Flippin appeared with 1 in the bar and read the following message l from the governor: bIR. PREsIDENT-I have approved and signed senate bill No. 19S, granting the 1 consent of the state of Arkansas to the purchase by the United States of land in Pulaski county for military post, ceding jurisdiction over and exempting the same from taxation.
 l W. Nj. FIsHBAcK, Governor. l From the house: l MR. PRESIDENT -I am instructed by l the house of representatives to inform your honorable body of the passage of senate | bill No. II to define who are and who are not fellow servants; also of passage of house I bill No. 198, to amend section 1700 of Mansfeld's Digest also of passage of l house bill No 97, fixing the salaries of the county officers of Grant county, and for other purposes, and herewith respectfully transmit the same for your consideration. l D. N. HALLIBURTON, Clerk. l Senate bill No. 191, read second time and referred to committee on penitentiary. Senator Russ moved that 500 copies be ordered printed | Senator Adams objected So did Sena- l tor Hawkins.
 l The motion was lost.
 BILLS ON THIRD READING.
 Senate bill No. 101, by Senator Russ, to make the supreme clerk office a salaried office, read third time. I Senator Russ spoke in favor of the bill. The third reading was reconsidered and referred to committee on finance. | Senate bill No. 146, by Senator Galloway, | to protect mechanical or agricultural asso- citations against fraudulent entries, com monly called ringing, read third time and passed by 15 to II.
 Senate bill No. 129, by Senator Russ, to l provide for more efficient assessment of the taxable property of Arkansas and to prevent tax lodging, read third time, and 1 by motion the bill was made special order for Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. l Senate bill No. 181, by Senator C.alla way. By motion the third reading was reconsidered and bill referred to committee on public roads. Senate bill No. 135, by Senator i22G, i227, l24i, 'A l245 F'''Vof of Mansfeld's Digest, read third time | [Senator Adams in the chair. l Senator Trustworthy showed up the good qualities of the bill and it passed by 24 to l.
 At 11:30 the senate took recess to 2:30 this afternoon. HOUSE. | After tbe reading of the journal in the house this morning Mir. Booth was excused | till morrow.
 Mir. Galloway was excused till to-mor- | row.
 MT. Bradley was excused till tomorrow l Mir. Flucks was granted leave of absence. | Mir. Williams was granted leave of ab. sence.
 MT. Sessions presented house petition No. 96, pertaining to free wine, referred to the committee on agriculture. l Mir. Foster offered house joint resolution No. II, proposing an amendment to the constitution, fixing the term for state of | ficers, read and placed on the calendar. l Mir. Gulley in the chair. | Mir. Bridewell for the committee on edu- cation reported house bill No. PIP favor ably; house bill No. 160 fayorably; the amendments were adopted; house bill No. l l97 with substitute bill. The substitute l bill being house bill No. 298, by the com mitt on education. A bill for an act te be entitled an act to fix the time for hold | ing county institutes for teachers and for | other purposes, read first time. l Mir. McCauley, chairman of the commit tee on education, reported house bill No 2l6 adversely, and house bill No. 137 ad- versely. Minority report. Mir. Hooper, chairman of the committed on elections, reported house bill No. 24C favorably and the bill was ordered en- l grossed and made special order for Wed nesday pm.
 Mir. Judkins offered the following reso. | lution:
 Be it resolved, That the rules of thi. house be SO changed as to read, "When the house shall adjourn at the close of each day session the adjournment shal be until 80 O o'clock a.m of the succeed ing day, Sundays excepted. oi the committee on rules.
 Mir. Stewart called for the ayes and noes on the adoption of the resolution which was sustained and the clerk called the roll when the following voted iu the affirmative, 43; negative, 23. So the resolution was adopted.
 MT Roberts, of Madison, was granted in definite leave of absence on account of sick ness.
 Mir Churchill offered the following reso lution:
 Resolved, That the roll call of attend ance in the morning be made matter ol record Churchill Pulaski county Mir Churchill called for fba ayas aud