The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26
rweNry-nlnrH SESSION.
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consent read the second time and referred to the committee on jud ciary
 House bill No. 96, by Mir. Booth, a bill to amend Secs 30 and 3i of au act en- titled an act to regulate elections in the state of Arkansas, approved March 4, 1891. Read first and second mes, and Mr. Pope offered the following amendment:
 That any person who is unable to make out his own ticket or ballot, the same shall be made out by one of the judges, on the table in presence of all the judges and clerks. MT Pope, of White. Read first time and second time and, with the bill, referred to the committee on election.
 House bill No. was taken up and read the second time.
 The amendment reported by the commit tee, insert after the words "fawdust or timber" except timber used for rafting purposes.
 The amendment was read the second time.
 The amendment was rejected.
 Mir Berry sent the following amend ment:
 That this act take effect and be in force ninety days after it's passage" The amendment was adopted Mir Mills offered the following amend ] ment:
 Provided that this bill shall not apply to mills permanently located"
 The amendment was read the first and second times.
 The amendment was rejected.
 MT. Smith offered the following amend ment:
 That the provisions of this bill do not apply to Union county" The amendment was read first and see- ond times. The amendment was rejected.
 The bill was ordered engrossed and made a special order for Monday immediately af- ter the morning hour. l The speaker announced the following:
 The following representatives are ap- l pointed upon the part of the house as mem bers of the joint committee to draft bill for the management and control of the atate penitentiary: l 1. W. A. Clement.
 2. W. W. Bailey. 3. J. Nj. Smith. 4. J. B. Judkins. 5. S. H. Emmerson. 6. J. A. Williamson.
 2. J. H. Hammock.
 Mir. Gray presented protest from citi- gems of Batesville against the passage of house bill No. 69. Referred to the com nittee sn temperance. 1 At l2 m., on motion, the house ad- | journed till 9 am. tomorrow. l Friday Morning, January go. SENATE. The senate was called to order promptly at 9:30 this morning by the president. The roll called and a quorum answered present. The body was then lead in a fer vent and touching prayer by the chaplain after which yesterdays journal was read and approved. | A message was here announced from the governor, stating that he had approved res olution for the appointment of joint com mittee to visit state university and state normal The president appointed Senator Chimney | and Senator Hamby as senate committee to visit state university. Senator Russ and Senator G. w. Bell as senate committee to visit state normal. REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES. Judiciary Committee-This committee recommended several amendments on senate bill No. l. Senate bill No. 65, an amendment was recommended.
 Senate bill No. 59, amendments recon mended.
 Senate bill No. 32, recommended that it do pass.
 Senate bill No. II, amendments recom- mended.
 Senate bill No. 3S, recommended that it do pass.
 Senate bill No. 56, amendments offered and recommended that same do pass.
 Senate bill No. 31, recommended that it do not pass.
 Senate bill No. A, recommended that it do pass.
 Committee on engrossed bills reported senate bill No. 36 examined, compared and the same correctly engrossed; senate bill No. 17, examined, compared and correctly engrossed.
 Committee on education reported that it has under consideration senate bill No. 6, and return the same without recommenda- tion.
 Committee on mines and mining reported as follows:
 MR PREsIDENT-Yo committee to whom was referred senate bill No. 43, for an act uthorizing geological survey of Arkan- sas have had the same under consideration. They recommend the following amendment h section one, line five, after the date '1S87'' insert the following: ''That sections one, two, three and four of an act providing for a geological survey of Arkansas, approved March 20, 1889, be and the same is hereby repealed, and your committee recommend that the same do pass.
 CASEY, Chairman.
 INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
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