The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26

1 had bill No. 85 under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recon. mendasion that it do not pass. Gro. Nj McCAULEY, Chairman.
 MR. sPRAxER-- Your committee on aGri- culture beg leave to report that they have had bill Nc. e2 under consideration, and herewith return the same with the Tecom- mendation that it do not pass. GEo. NJ. MccAuLKy, Chairman. Mir. Sellers submitted the following ie ports:
 MR. SPEAKER Your committee on 1u- dietary beg leave to report that they have had house bill No. S4 under consideration, and recommend that it pass with the fol lowing amendment: After the word Eat torneys,n in line three of the proviso, in sert the following: .In all misdemeanor cases J. x. SELLERS, Chairman Amendment read second time. MR. SPEAKER Your committee on judi ci4ry beg leave to report that they have had house bill No. B under consideration and recommend that it do pass. J. F. SELLERS, Chairman. MR. SPEAKER Your committee on judi ciary beg leave to report that they have had house bill No 75 under consideration and recommend that it do pass. J. +. SELLERS, Chairman. MR. SPEAKER Your committee on judiciary beg leave to report that they have had senate bill No. 27 under consider ation and recommend that it do pass.
 J. F. SELLERS, Chairman. MR. SPEAKER-Your committee on judiciary beg leave to report that they have had senate bill No 49 under consider ation and recommend that it do pass.
 J. F. SELLERS, Chairman. MR. SPEAKER Your committee on ju- diviary, beg leave to report that they have had house bill No Il under consideration | and recommend that it do pass. J. F.. SELLERS, Chairman | MR. SpEAKER-Your committee on dietary beg leave to report that they have had house bill No 78 under consideration and recommend that it do pass. J. F. SELLERS, Chairman. MR. SPEAKER Your committee on ju- dietary beg leave to report that they have | had house bill No. 95 under consideration, | and recommend that it do not pass. J. F. SELLERS, Chairman. | Mir Rodgers submitted the following' | MR. SPEAKER Your committee on county and county lines beg leave to re, | port that they have had house bill No. IF under consideration, and recommend that l it do pass
 P. A. RODGERS, of Benton, Chairman. | The bill was referred back to the same committee.
 MT. Park introduced the following reso- l lution:
 Resolved, That when any bill of gen | .s sx.& Ix,n hx,o ,hav | of this house, and has been referred to it's proper committee and returned with the instrumentation that it do pass, that the clerk hereof, unless otherwise directed, | is hereby instructed to have 200 copies of same printed for the use of the members of this house.-Park.
 The resolution was adopted. By permission Mir Colquitt withdrew house bill No. 2l.
 By permission Mr. Gray withdrew house bill No, i6.
 The question recurring upon the adop- tion of the majority report of the commit tee on elections, after considerable discus sion Mr. Emmerson moved the previous ouestion. which was sustained The question being, .sShall the main question be now putt" the same was agreed to.
 MT. Pope called for the ayes and noes, which was sustained, and the question be- ing. "Shall the ma jority report be adoptedf" the clerk called the roll when the follow ing voted in the affirmative:
 Adams, Bailey, Baldridge, Berry, Black share, Bledsoe, Bradley, Bridewell, Brown, Prairie, Buchanan, Carroll, Churchill, Col ouitt, Eagle, Emmerson, Ferguson, of Woodruff, Flucks. Galloway, Hammock, Hancock, Harrison, Hawkins, Hooper, Hunt, Hutton, Jones, of Pulaski, Kimbell, Kirby, Kitchens, Leatherwood, Lewis. Lindsey, McCollum, Norwood, Park, Pate, Peevy, Richardson, Roberts, of Pu. laski, Robertson, Rodgers, of Craighead, Rodgers, of Jefferson, Russell, Smith, Thornton, Witt.
 In the negative: Black, Brawley, Brod- max, Brown, of Logan, Carr, Clement, Crump, Davis, Office, Edwards, Ferguson, of Sharp, Foster, Gulley, Harris, Hays, Henley, Hilyer, Jones, of Monroe, Judkins. Luck, McAlister, McCauley, Mckay, McMullen, Miller, Mitchell, Overman, Owens, Pinnix, Pope, Poynor, Roberts, of Crawford, Roberts, of Madison, Rodgers, of Benton, Sellers, Ses- sions, South, Stewart, Welch, Williams, Williamson, Mir. Speaker In the affirma- tive, 46; in the negative, 41.
 The speaker declared the majority report adopted
 Mir. Perry moved that the house do now adjourn, upon which Mir. South called for the ayes and noes The motion was lost.
 Mir. Hooper moved that MT. Loudon be sworn in by the speaker.
 Mir. Judkins offered the following reso- lution:
 Resolved. That the returns of Crawford county show that Hollis received forty more votes than Loudon, and that he is entitled to his seat as a member of this body, in conformity to the expressed will of the voters of Crawford county.-Jud- kins.
 Mir. Sellers made the point of order that resolution had already been adopted seating Mr. Loudon, and Mir JukkiRs' res olution was out of order.
 The point was sustained.
 Mir Hoopers motion, that Mir. Loudon be sworn in was adopted, and Mir. Loudon came forward and took and subscribed to the oath of office, which was administered by the speaker, and entered upon the dis charge of his duties.
 By request of Mir. Miller senate bill No. 26 was taken up and read the second time, and senate bill No. 26, an act to change the time of holding the circuit court in Polk county, was read the third time, and, the question being shall the bill pass, ths clerk called the roll, when the eighty five members voted in the afirma- tive. So the bill passed.
 The following message was received from the senate during the morning hour:
 LITTLE RocK, ARK, Jan. 20.
 MR. SPEAKER-l am instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of the passage of senate bill No. IT, entitled an act to lay of and establish that part of the St. Francis basin lying within the state of Arkansas into levee district and for protecting and maintaining the same, and to incorporate board of levee directors for said district aud for other purposes, and herewith respectfully transmit the same for your favorable consideration.
 JOHN W. HOWELL, Secretary.