The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-06
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second failure on the part of the consign to load ears as required by this act, railroad or railway shall be required I further notice any demand on t pat of such defaulting consigne Section G of the bill provid that if any railroad or railway ia 1 to furnish cars under the provisions of Il act, the same shall be a misdemeanor, an on conviction, the said railroad or railw company shall be punished by fine of less than $50 nor more than $500. If a I consignor or shipper demands cars of a railroad, and does not use them, he shall ] punished on indictment and conviction 1 fine of not less than $20 nor more than $lt and thereafter be deprived of the benefit the act.
 A message was received from the % ernor announcing that he had approy house bill No. 104, to lesalize and ms | valid the assessment made by the assess | of Poinsett county for the year of 1892, 8 house bill No. 2S2, to enable Phill county to maintain her public roads bridges
 After everybody who had desired to so had spoken on house bill No. 34, roll was called on it's passage and it fai i to pass. | The vote is as follows: Ayes-Adams, Bailey, Baldridge, Bar Blackshare, Brodnax, Buchanan, Ea1 Foster, Gates, Gray, Hammock, Hay Hilger, Hunt, .Jones of Monroe, Jones Pula ski, Judkins, Kirby, Kitchens, Lev Lindsey, McAllister, McCauley, Mil Neill, Overman, Parks, Pope, Roberts Crawford Rodgers of Jefferson, Russ Sessions, Smith, Stewart and Witt-35 , Noes Berry, Booth, Bradley, Bridew Brown of Logan, Carr, Carroll, Churcf Clement, Colouitt, Crump, Davis, wards, Ferguson, of Sharp, Ferguson ] Woodruff, Flucks, Galloway, Gulley, H cock, Harris, Harrison, Henley, HooI Hutton, Kimbell, Leatherwood, Lond McCollum, McGhee, Mckay, Mitch Owens, Pate, Pinnix, Richardson, Rob. of Madison, Robertson, Rodgers of E ton, Sellers, Thornton, Welch, Willia Williamson, Wright and Mir. Speaker Senate bill No. 206, for the maintens University, was taken up. The question was upon the adoptiol the amendment reducing the appropria of $8000 for pay for student labor to $2i The amendment was adopted, ayes, noes, 37.
 The amendment decreasing the appro ation of $500, to repair the campus $200, was adopted.
 The amendment decreasing the Apprc ation of $5000 for chemical laborator $20o0 was adopted. On the question of the adoption of amendment reducing the appropriation SPA, ,000 for necessary and contingent penses of $l6,000. Mir. Berry prop that it shoald be so amended as to the appropriation $20, 900. MT. Berry amendment was adopted The house then adjourned. Friday Morning, March 31. k SENATE. + The senate came to order at 9:30 morning with President Kinsworthy il chair and yesterdays journal was read approved.
 REPORT OF COMMITTEES. Jddieiary-R Reported favorably on h bill No. 337, to enforce the provisio amendment No. 2; also favorably on | bill No. 330, to assess and collect from certain corporations.
 Appropriation bill No. 345 for the port and maintenance of the state lu asylum, was read third time and passe. House bill No. 328 for the support maintenance of the legislative, judicia executive departments of the state read third time and passed. House bill No. 330, to collect taxes certain corporations, was taken up Senator Mehaffy moved to exempt graph and express companies from taxes. The motion was lost. Senator Adams sent up an amend 1 to strike out telegraph companies ever the words appear in the bill. The sergeant at-arms announced sage from the house, whereupop Clerk Halliburton appeared within tn and read the following: MR. PREsIDENT-I am instructed house of representatives to request honorable body to return senate No. 25, for an act for the better VIC of public roads, the vote by which l failed to pass having been Ieconsiders Rack to house bill No. 330.] | Senator Adams spoke in behalf amendment; but it was lost. Senator Smith moved that the fl consideration of the bill be postpone next Tuesday morning. The motion | vailed.
 Chief Clerk Halliburton came with
 bar and announced that the houss
 passed senate bill No. 25,
 the better working of public
 also house bill No. 344,
 an act to amend sections 59l7 and
 Mansfield Digest; also senate bil
 206, to provide for the improvement
 maintenance of the Arkansas Ind | University.
 Senator Pettigrew moved that the
 by which house bill No. 330 reach,
 third reading be re-considered an,
 that motion be laid on the table
 motion was adopted.
 Senate bill No. AS, to extend the
 paying county and state taxes in
 and Chicot counties, was called up 6
 senate refused to concur in the first
 amendment.
 The senate concurred in house
 ment No. 2, striking cut Miss
 county.
 Third house amendment was con
 in by the senate.
 A messenger from the house ann
 that that body Tad passed senate b
 332, to amend section II of an act
 vide for the revising and digesting
 HhAAAC AAWc VI NAC bNAtoB aAHo HpH
 No. 220, an act for the re-organi2
 certain state boards with amendme,
 the house. The messenger also ann
 that the house had re-considered il
 by which senate bill No. l57, to
 for the calling in of outstanding in
 ness of the state failed to pass that
 House bill No. 333, for an act t
 fish and define the county line
 Yell and Perry counties, was res
 time and passed unanimously.
 The senate concurred in the anne
 by the house to senate bill No. ! amend an act for the comfort of pas on railways. Chief Clerk Halliburton came vii bar and stated that the house hat , to pass senate bill No. 30, to regu , granting of license 10 sell liquor. | House bill No. 230, to prohibit | of liquor within five miles of I.oe | a.l..st l.,.... l.. I..akaals~er Ea.-f..