The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-02

amendment offered by said committes, do pass.
 Conmittee on engrossed bills report sen ate bill No. 30 correctly eDgrossed
 Senator Sloan in the chair l INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
 Bill No. ll5. by Senator Gaughan, for an act to create the Seventeenth judicial CIT 1 cult. to change the boundaries of the First and Sixth judicial circuits, and to provide ] for tue time of holding courts therein, read twice and referred to committee on circuit and inferior courts. l Senator Amis moved that all bills bear ing upon circuits, either judicial or chan ! cery, be referred to comInittee on 1 apportionments. He afterwards amended 1 by saying bill just passed. meaning senate l kill No. 1I5 The motion was lost. Bill No. l16, by Senator Trustworthy, for an act to permit school directors l to purchase necessary apparatus for public schools. Read twice and ordered to ! its third reading.
 Bill No. TIT, by Senator Casey, for an ' act to define the boundary line between the i counties of Newton and Madison. Read ! twice and referred to committee on eoun-y and county lines.
 i Bill No. Ils, by Senator Mehaffy, for an act to regulate the practice of medicine and surgery. Read first time. By consent read second time eas5i referred to the commit tes P: health
 Senator Casey sent up an amendment to go along with the bill.
 Bill No. 119, by Senator Kinsworthy, for an act to fix the prices of school books and for other purposes, was read. By consent read second time and referred to committee { on education and 200 copies ordered printed.
 By permission the committee on en- rolled bills sent up the following report: | MR. .PREsIDENT-Your committee on en- rolled bills have examined senate bill No.27, senate bill No. 49. senate concurrent reso- lution No. and senate concurrent resolu tion No 10, and find them correctly en- rolled, and that they have been signed by the speaker of the house, president of the sen- ate and delivered to the governor, January 30, 1893, at 10 o'clock am.
 ALLEN, Chairman
 Bill No. 120, by Senator Galloway, to regulate the sale of property under mort gages and deeds of trust, and to repeal all conflicting laws. Read first time and placed on calendar
 BILLS ON SECOND READING.
 Senate bill No. 102, by Senator Word, ameDdatory to an act to regulate public ad- vertising, read second time and referred to judiciary committee
 A message from the house was read stating that that body had passed house joint resolution No. 5, providing for an amendment to the constitution of the state of Arkansas.
 Committee on circuit and inferior courts made the following report:
 That senate bill No. 90, with amend ments offered by said committee do pass; !; that senate bill No. 67, is returned without 1 recommendation that senate bill No. so, do pass with amendment offered by said committee
 CONTINUANCE OF BILLS ON SECOND READING.
 Senate bill No. 105, read second time and referred to committee on judiciary. l Senate bill No. 79 and amendment there 1 to, read twice and adopted. Second amend ment by Senator Galloway, read twice. l President Kinsworthy back in his chair. l Senator Harkey moved that the bill with all amendments thereto be re committed to committee on judiciary. Adopted. Senate bill No. 107, read second time and referred to committee on railroads.
 Senate bill No. l08 read second time and referred to committee on judiciary. l Senate bill No. 109, read second time and Senator G. w. Bell sent up an amend ment, read twice and referred with bill to committee on education
 Senate bill No. 10, read second time and referred to committee on judiciary. l Senate bill No. 112, read second time and referred to committee on public health, l 200 copies ordered printed. ! Senate bill No. 1I3, read second time and referred to committee on judiciary. Senate bill No. IA read second time and referred to committee on judiciary.
 Senate bill No. 93, amendment thereto read second time and adopted. l By permission Senator Sloan introduced 1 bill No. l21, for an act for the better pros ecution of misdemeanors; read first time and placed on calendar 1 Senate adjourned till 2:30 this after noon.
 HOUSE. The house was called to order at 9 a. m., i Speaker Humphrey in the chair. The clerk called the roll. A quorum present. Prayer by the chaplain.
 The manuscript journal of Friday, January 27, was read and approved and signed by the speaker and attested by the l clerk.
 Mir. Berry was granted indefinite leave of absence on account of sickness. Mir. Eagle was granted leave of absence on account of sickness.
 Mir. Leatherwood was granted like | leave of absence.
 The sergeant at-arms announced a 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, Jan, 27 | MR. SPEAKER--I am instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of the passage of senate bill No. 56, entitled q bill for an act to punish trespass on railroad cars and locomotives; also senate bill No. 5s, bill for an act to be entitled an act to amend an act entitled an act to amend section sixteen hundred and ninety three (1693) of Mansields Digest ap- proved March 24, 1885 and herewith re- | spectfully transmit the same for your | favorable consideration. JOHN w. HOWELL, Secretary. | MR. SPEAKER-I am instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of the passage of senate bill No. 62, entitled a | bill for 'An act to amend section l2 of an act approved April 15, 1891, entitled an act to authorize county courts to establish ! fencing districts and to provide for the I erection of fencing and for other pur- | poses;" also, senate bill No. 65, an act to make valid certain deeds of conveyance of ] married women, and to require chancery courts to reform deeds of married women wherein certain mistakes are made and for other purposes, and herewith respectfully transmit the same for your favorable con sideration.
 JOHN w, HOWELL, Secretary. MR. SPEAKER-I am instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of the adoption of house concurrent resolution No ?, authorizing the payment of district tax funds to certain claimants; also house L..