The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-23

time.
 An amendment to house bill No. II read second time.
 An amendment to house bill No. 2lt read and failed to be adopted. An amendment to house bill No. was read and adopted An amendment to senate bill No. was read second time. House bill No. II was taken up a; | Senator Word moved to amend the au meRt. The motion was adopted and l amendment to strike out 1.-two" and i "one" was adopted. A house amendment to senate bill l 104 was read twice. 1 House bill No. l60, to amend chi 149 of Mausfel]'s Digest, read Sc | time.
 House bill No. 104, to legalize and v,Iid the assessment made by the ass' of Poinsett county for the year 1892, second tine. House bill No. 146, to amend sec 4425 and 4437 of Mansfield's was up. Senator Liddell sent up an an ! ment which was adopted. A messenger from the house appe within the bar and announced that house had passed house bill No. 306 to hibit the sale of intoxicating liquors W five miles of Viola Academy in the { of Viola, Fulton county, Ark; that the house had passed house bill BOT, to amend sections ll99 and l2t Mansfield's Digest; also house bill PFC, 10 amend section 1891 of Mansf Digest.
 ISenator Pettigrew in the chair House bill No. 126, for the better lection of laborers and landlords an make their liens assignable, was read t time.
 Senators Word and Hawkins were posed to the bill. Senator Russ thought the bill W step towards crushing out the mort sys em and was in favor of it Senator Harkey was against 1t.
 The bill failed to pass, yeas 6; nays,
 House bill Mo. TIT, to prohibit the or giving away of intoxicating liquors W in five miles of the Holly Grove sc house, Holly Grove, Monroe county, kansas, was read third time and pas 26 vo ing for it and voting against it
 House bill No. 168, to amend sec 4750 and to repeal section 475i of M fields Digest, read third time and pa unanimously.
 House joint resolution No. 4, propo an amendment to the constitution was third time, and Senator Hamby moved it be carried over until next Tuesday.
 The motion was carried.
 At 12 m. the senate adjourned | o'clock this afternoon.
 HOUSE.
 The house was called to order at Speaker Humphrey in the chair.
 The clerk called the roll. A quo present.
 Prayer by the chaplain.
 The manuscript journal of yesterday read and approved and signed by speaker and attested by the clerk.
 Mir. Lewis was granted leave of abs, till 10 am.
 Mr. Office was granted indefinitelt of absence.
 Mir. Buchanan was granted indei leave of absence.
 Mir. Williams was granted leave of sence for to-day.
 Mr. Kitchens, chairman of the conn tee on state lands, submitted an adv, report on senate bill No. l55.
 Mr. Gray, chairman of the committed claims, reported an adverse report on ho bill No $40.
 The sergeant at arms announced n sage from the senate, wheIeupon Jno. Howell. Esq, secretary of the senate, peared within the bar of the house read the following;
 MR. SpEAKER-I am instructed by senate to inform your honorable body the passage of senate bill No. 2s7, emit bill for sn act to provide remedy for owners of property appropriated for P lie use; also senate bill No 2l9, a bil an act entitled an act regulating the { of native wines, and for other purpos also senate bill No. 2S0, bill for an aci be entitled an act for the protection policy holders in life insurance compani also that the senate has concurred In ho amendment to senate concurrent res, tion No. l3, requesting our senators [ representatives in congress to urge early pass age of such laws as will propt regulate and strict charges made by press companies, and herewith respectf, transmit the same for your favorable c sideration. JNo. HOWELL, Secretary
 Mir. Judkins offered the following rese tion:
 Resolved, That the clerk of this ho be instructed to arrange the senate bills their second reading according to the nu bers, commencing at the lowest mum and proceed with the next highest until are read, -Judkins.
 Adopted.
 On motion of Me. McCollum house No 322 was ordered engrossed.
 On motion of MT. Hunt house bill 326 was ordered printed.
 On motion of MT. Richardson house No 336 was re committed to the commit on judiciary.
 On motion of Mir. Sessions the rules W suspended and house bill No. was read the second time and referred the committee on retrenchment.
 On motion of Mir. Rodgers, of JeffeIs the rules were suspended and house No. 2S6 was read the secoad time and ferred to the ,mmitiee on temperance.
 On motion of Mir. Bidewell the ru were suspended and house bill 237 was read .as second iii
 On motion of Mir. Jones, of Pulas house bill No. $50 was made special der for tomorrow morning immedia' after the morning hour.
 On motion of Mir Brown, of Logan, rules were suspended and he introdu house bill No. 343, bill for an act to am sections 59l7 and 5949 of Mansfield Dig Read first time and by unanimous cons read the second time.
 Mir. Hunt called up house bill No. an act to prevent the sale or giving aN of intoxicants or drumming for sale th' of or running any kind of gaming tai within five miles of the Arkansas Cuml land College, in Johnson county, Arkani Read third time and put upon it's I passage The question being shall bill pass, the clerk called the roll, when following voted in the affirmative, negative, 20
 Senate bill No. IF. read second t ! and referred to the committee on cou aad county lines. l Mir. Mills In the chair
 Senate bill No l34 read second time
 Senate bill No. I38 read sesond t and referred to the committee on iudici,