The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

pended and read eecpuQ time hnd aAcphea.
 SENATE BILLS ON SECOND REApISa l Senate bill No. TIT, by Senator Adams a bill for an act 10 ab 5lish tho pinting of the houee and senate journals, pf9viding for the publication of the acts in the news papefs and for other purposess was read second time and referred to committee on 1 finance.
 Senate bill No. Ie2, by Senator Adams, bill for an act to amend sections 7, and of the general assembly of ike state of 1 Arkansas, approved February 5, 1891, in reference to forcible entry and unlawful detaner and to extend tbe provisions and to regulate proceedings in such cases, was read second time and referred to committee cn circuit and inferior courts.
 Senate bill No. 222, by Senator Smith, 8 l bill for an act to establish state normal school and for other purposes, was read seconl time and referred 10 committee on education
 Senate bill No. 223. by Senator Hawkins, a bill for an act to regulate the in dividual liabilities of stockholders under the laws ofthis state and for other purposes, was read second time and re ferred to committee on corporations.
 Senate bill No. 225, by Senator Petit l grew, bill for an act relative 10 rec0gni zances, stipulationa, bonds, obligations and l undertakings, and to allow corporations to ] be accepted as securely thereon, was read i second time and referred to committee on | judiciary.
 Senator Smith moved that the senate do now adjourn to allow the several commit tees to meet and dispose of the bills before 1 them.
 The motion prevailed and the senate ad journed till Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 1 The house was called to order at a. m. Speaker Humphrey in the chair.
 The clerk called the roll.
 A quorum present 1 Prayer by the chaplain.
 The manuscript journal of yesterday was read and approved and signed by the 1 speaker and attested by the clerk. 1 MT. Rodgers, of Jefferson, was granted 1 leave of absence.
 MT. OwensEwas granted leave of absence till Monday.
 MT. Hunt was granted leave of absence 1 till Monday
 MT. Williamson was granted leave of ab- senee.
 MT, Luck was granted leave of absence l tiH luesUay.
 Mir. Eagle was granted leave of absence l for the day
 During the reading of the journal Mr. 1 Baird made the point of order that senate 1 bill No. Il was not legally passed. The point was overruled. 1 Mir. Rodgers, of Benton, presented house petition No. 90 from citizens O. Benton 1 county, requesting an appropriation for the Worlds Fair. Referred to the committee on ways and meaxs.
 Mir. Kimbell, chairman of the committee l on railroads, reported house bill No. 2l5 favorably, and also I92 favorably. | Mir. Williams, chairman of the committee | on expenditures, reported house bill No. l 210 favornbly.
 Mir. Harrison in the chair. l On motion of Mir. Gray the rules were suspended and house bill No 252 was read l the second time.
 On motion of Mr. Colquitt the rules were suspended and house bill No 225 was read the second time. | The sergeant-at-arms announced mes sage from the senate, whereupon John W. Howell, Esq, secretary of the senate ap- peared within the bar of the house and read the following:
 LITTLE RocK, ARK, Feb 2t. MR. SPEAKER--I am instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of l the passage of senate bill No. 55, entitled | bill for an act to amend section l of an act to promote the comfort of passengers on 1 railway trains and for other purposes; also senate bill No IA, bill for an act to be 1 entitled an act to require free reports of cases determined by the supreme court; also senate bill No. AS. bill for an act en- | titled an act to extend the time for pay l ing state and county taxes in Desha, Chicot and Mississippi counties; also senate bill No. 186, bill for an act to be entitled an act amendatory of an act to l provide for the expenses of the executive, | legislative and judicial departments of the 1 state government, approved March IS, | 1879; also senate bill No. 2l0, bill for an act to be entitled an act to amend section l of an act entitled an act to regulate hawk ing and peddling, approved March 25, 1891, aud herewith respectfully transmit the same for your favorable consideration.
 JOHN W. HOWELL, Secretary. 1 On motion of Mir. Jones, of Pulaski, the rules were suspen led and the clerk called 1 the roll for the introduction of bills, when | the following were introduced:
 House bill No. 256, by Mir. Harris, an | hCb bO diIcuu hcNtlOn VI all dCt aPPlVFNd 1 April l, 1887, entitled an act to provide | allowances for widows and children out of | the estate of deceased persons and for other 1 purposes, read first time.
 House bill No 257 by Mir Harrison, a l bill for an act to be entitled an act to cure defective conveyances and acknowledge ments read first time.
 House bin No 25S, by Mir. Collins, 8 bill for an act to amend section 14S9 of l Mansfeld's Digest, read first time. House bill No. 259 by Mir. Hawkins, a bill for an act to be entitled an act to re peal sections 32, B and 34 of an act of the | general assembly of the state of Arkansas, l approved March 28, 1887, and entitled an actsto amend the revenue laws of this l state, and also to repeal sections 5690, l 569l and 5693 of Mansfeld's Digest of the statutes Of the state of Arkansas and all 1 other laws and parts of laws relating to the appointment, qualification, duties, com pensation or otherwise of county boards | of equalization of the value of property assessed for taxation in this state, read first time.
 House bill No 260 by Mir. Hays an act entitled an act to fix the salaries of county officers in the state of Arkansas, read first time
 House bill No 26l, by Mir. Hooper, a bill for an act to be entitled an act to pro | hibit the sale or giving away or otherwise disposing of any kind of intox- icants within four and one-half miles of Franklin Female College, situated in Ozark, Ark, read first time.
 House bill No. 262, by MT. Hutton, a bill for an act entitled an act to amend chapter 96 of Mans6elds Digest of the st9tutes of Arkansas, read first time.
 House bill No. 263, by Mir. Hutton, a bill for an act to be entitled an act to amend section 476l of Mansield's Digest, read first time
 | House bill No, 264, by Mr Jones, of Monroe, an act to prevent the undue use and careless handling of fire arms, read first l time.
 House bill No. 265. by Mir. Jones. of