The Forrest City times., 1893-04-07

The sneaker on motion, appointed Messrs. Colou.tt Rodgers of Benton. and Clement as committee 10 draft suitable resolutions on the death of Hon. D. l.. Hillgore.
 House bill No. 357, to appropriate money to pay the salary and traveilng expenses oi @ tne inspector Of mines, was read the third time ahu passed. D. L. billEore were introduced by the commit tee and adopted and the house adjourned out or respect to his memory.
 The resolutions set apart one hour on Wednesday, the 9th inst, for memorial serVlces.
 LITTLE ROCK, April 5-In the senate Tues day-House bill No. 271, to prohibit the sale Of liquor within i've miles or Edwards Coilege at Greenwood. was read the third time and passed.
 House bIll No. 2}J, to assess and collect taxes from telegraph. sleeping car dining ear, and express companies, was read the third tune and passed
 House bill No. Ss2. to the better facilitate the adjustment Of the differences between this state and the United States. passed.
 House bill No 136, to amend section 445s of the Digest, passed.
 House bill No 30s, to regulate the pleading and practice in the chancery and circuit courts of Pulaski county, was read the third time and passed.
 House bill No a6l, to prohibit the sale of in toxicants within four and half miles Of Frank lin Female College. at Ozark, passed.
 House bill No. 359 to change the time of hold ing court in Mississippi county, was read the third time and passed.
 House bill No Ie2 amending section 577o oi the Digest, passed
 House bill No. 200 amending section 692 of the Digest. It provides that the circumstances of death must be unknown or must indicate foul play 10 warrant the holding of an inquest.
 House bill No 1O0 providing that all physi- cians holding diploma may practice medicine without standing an examination, vas read the third time. A long and tiresome argument en- sued over this measure and 1t was finally de- feated by tic vote-id to II. In the house-House bill No. 339, to prohibit the sale Of intoxieants within three miles of the public school building in Bearden, $Ouachi- ta county, was read the third time and passed. Senate bill No. 302. to provide for the support of the State School for the Blind, passed unan- imously.
 senate bill No 303 an act amendatory to ex- isting laws regulating the letting of public con trncts. passed.
 Senate bill No. 1855 amending an act to pro tect state lands, etc, failed to pass Senate bill No. 157. to provide for the calling in of the outstanding indebtedness of the state, was read the third time and without det a t, de- feated. apparently foregoRe conclusion. Senate bill No. l36, to regulate the cost oi deeds and certificates of land sold at delnquen. tax sales, was read the third time and defeated.
 Senate bill No. S2f, to authorize the Governor state against the United States for lands here tofore granted, was read the third time and de feated.
 Senate bill No 27s to amend an act fixing the time for holding court ill the Eleventh judicial circuit was passed.
 Senate bill No. 1Si for the better distribu- ton of the geological reports, passed. Senate bill No lS6, to amend an act proyid- Ing for the expenses of the executive, judlcial and legislative departments, was defeated. Senate bill No. 132. to provide for the pay ment of certain certificates of indebtedness ls- sued by the auditor, was read the third time and passed.
 senate bin, No. o5a to re-establish the school districts of Clay county, passed.