The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26

said acts with which to supply each member of the house. therefore be 1t
 Resolved, That the secretary of state shall place in the hands of the clerk of the house two thirds of the number he has on hand, and that the clerk place the same at some convenient point in the house to serve as reference books for the members of the house. Russell, of Pope.
 The resolution was adopted.
 Mir. McGehee offered the following reso- lotion;
 Resolved. hat the house committee up- on charitable institutions be allowed to act as house joint committee to cooperate with like joint committee upon the part of the senate in examining the accounts of the charitable institutions of this state Me Gehee, Chairman.
 The resolution was adopted
 Mir. Williams moved to reconsider the vote by which the closet janitor was ap- pointed.
 Mir. Clement moved to lay that motion on the table.
 The motion to lay on the table pre- vailed.
 Mir, Witt offered the following resolution:
 Whereas, Complaint has been made by the honorable commissioner of state lands
 
 ratus of his ofiee be it, therefore,
 Resolved, That the committee on public buildings be instructed to investigate the same and report to this house, with such recommendations as said committee may deem best. Witt, of Randolph.
 The resolution was adopted.
 Mir. Colquitt offered the following reso lution:
 l Resolved, That the committee on state lands are requested to inquire into the ex- pediency of repeating the law authorizing the sale of lands for the non payment of taxes at public sale by county collectors. And to enact such laws as may be neces- sary to require the county clerk to certify, | after two years, such lands to the com missioner of state lands. when such for feited lands shallIEbe subject to sale or donation, as now prescribed by law Col | quitt, of Columbia.
 The resolution was adopted. | Mir. Adams submitted the following re- port;
 MR. SHAKER Your committee on en- rolled bills beg leave to report that they have examined and compared senate con current resolution No. and senate con current resolution No. :, and find them | correctly enrolled, and herewith submit the same for your approval k. k. ADAMS, chairman. | Whereupon the speaker signed and re- | turned the same to the committee. | The regular order being the call of the roll for the introduction of bills, Mir. Stew art introduced house bill No. s6, bill for an act 10 amend Sec. of an act entitled an act to regulate the fees of jurors, ap- proved April 9, 1891
 Read first time and by unanimo IS con sent read the second time and referred to the committee on circuit and justice courts.
 By Mir. Thornton: House bill No 87, a bill for an act to amend an act entitled an act to amend sections 59l7 and 5949 of Mansfeld's Digest. Read first time, and by unanimous consent read the second time.
 MT. Carr offered the following amend ment: Amend section l by striking out ten and inserting six days. The amendment was read the first and second times, and the bill and amendment was referred to the ! committee on roads and highways.
 By Mir. Wills: House bill No. 88, bill for an aet to be entitled an act to com pei the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail road to erect and maintain a passenger and freight depot at the town of Higginson, White county, Ark. Read first time, and by unanimous con ! sent, read the second time and referred to the committee on railroads.
 By Mir. Williams: House bill No. S9, bill for an act to repeal the twelfth section of an act entitled an act to establish the Arkansas state board of pharmacy and to prescribe the powers and duties of said board and to regulate the compounding and vending of medicines, drugs and ,.afo sV, 4ha k.ta afA A.I.o A. 1 provide penalty for the infringement of this act. approved March 13, 1891, Read first time, and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the com mittee on practice of medicine. By Mir. Witt House bill No 90, an act to amend section 3 of an act entitled an act for the donation of forfeited lands, approved April 4, 1887. Read first time and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on state lands.
 [Mr. Bridewell in the chair. By Mir. Bradley, house bill No. 9l, | bill for an act to be entitled an act to pre- vent preference among the creditors of in- solvent corporations. Read first time, and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on ju- dietary.
 House bill No. 92, by Mir. Adams: A bill for an act to be entitled an act to amend section l of an act entitled an act for the relief of certain soldiers of the late war between the state approved April I. 1891. Read first time and by unanimous consent read the second time. Mir. Russell offered the following amendment:
 Amend by striking out sl00 and insert ing $50; by striking out s75 and inserting $l00; by striking out $50 and inserting $50.-Mr. Russell, of Pope Mir. Hammock offered the following amendment: Be so amended by striking out $30 and inserting $50. Hammock.
 Mir. Judkins offered the following amend ment:
 One arm or leg since the war.-Judkins. l Mir. McCollum offered the following amendment:
 Striking out "or any other city, Me | Collum.
 House bill No. 93, by Mir. Norwood an act to provide for the repairing of the | governors office. Read first time and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on public buildings.
 House bill No. 94, by Mir. Buchanan, bill for an act to be entitled an act to pre- vent the running of freight trains on Sun | day in the state of Arkansas. Read first time, and by unanimous consent read tn, second time.
 Mir. Park offered the following amend ment: Strike out the enaeting clause
 Mir. Kirby offered the following. Strik out the word freight"
 Mir. Foster offered the following amend ment Provided the provisions of the SC shall not apply to freight trains carryin any live stock, vegetables, fruits or othe perishable property The bill with amend ments was referred to the committee railroads.
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