The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26

r apataiBe ilfd i1 AFaauss jo Stop passar 1l in rfaiu poigt Read firet tine ali4 g nanfiuous consent tha rules were siis peneiea aad sae nA was rad taa eon0 time and faieIre1 70 the eaIaolftea en gatirpAds
 Hoas8 uiAhp, sa hy 8ir. Churchill liil for an aaf ttlsd au act regulating the ohmRes on atata at AT90usa8 Haafl arat time and the ruias wsfa aasrgudeI and the aill wa road the
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 By M Coiauitt. housa bill No 48 Read arst flma and Che rniee were suspended and the hl vas read Chg second time.
 8lr 8rdawaN moved tu amend tho bill by making the aef Co apply t0 ali claims 0f the character named in the 0ii chat have occurred 1nrtng tne past ten yaars
 The bill with the amendment waa referred to kh8 committee on Htate ianas
 MT McMnlien and MT Williamson were ex- cuae8 for the day
 Mr DaVis h0use bfia &s. %, an act e amend section 1l&2 ae dan8aeld's g Digest Read hrat time, and under suspeusion of the rules raaa second time and referred to the committee on public expenditures.
 Honse iili No. 5l by Mir Dtffss. An act to be entitled au act Co amend section 234S Of Mansfield Digest. Read first tiuas under s1s- pension of tue rules read the saeona time and referred to the comlnlttee un 1ndicierY
 House hsA No. m by Mr. Ea@ia, an set % amend ee1tipns ldzi and l925 Of Mansfield sa Di. east Of the statutea cf Arkansass &ead Afst Ei4ne and by unanimous consent tha bili was read the second time and referred to t1e conn rnittse on judiciary.
 
 repeal section 55SS of Mansfield 8 Digest, Read first time and by unanimous consent read the second time and took it's place 0n the calendar
 House biil No. 54 by Mir Ferguson, of Wood r1f n bili for a1i act 10 e entitled an act to pro vide for the appointment of county burning board in each county Of tnis state. Read nrat time. and py unanimous consent 5ha rules were suspended and the bill was read the second time and referred to the committee on re- trenehment
 Pe Mr Foster: House ioint resolution No
 fr og the state. Read first time, and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on retrenchment.
 House bill No. 55, by Mir. Galloway, an act to determine the number Of justices fn each township
 MT Pope offered the following amendment
 AMENDMENT OF HfLn NUMBER FIFTY FIVE.
 That in each township there shall be one jus tice of the peace and one of equal jurisdiction be known as notary public, who shall use seal ' = - 's Mn. PopE, of White.
 The bill was read first time aud by unanimous consent was read the second time and referred to the committee on circuit and justice courts.
 House bill No 56, by Mfr Gates, bill to de. clare four wire fence lawful fence in Chicot county. Read first tune and by unanlnous q the committee on agriculture.
 House bin No. 57, by Mir. Gray, an act en- titled an act for the compensation of justices of the peace of the state Of Arkansas Read first time. and by unanimous consent the bili was read the second time and referred to the committee on judiciary
 House bill No. 5s, by Mfr Gulley, bill for an act to be entitled an act to repeal sections 51S7 56sS, 5689 $500, 5sg, 56e2 and 56es of Mansfield s Digest
 Read first time and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to committee on
 House bill No. 50, by Mir. Hammock, bill for an act to amend section 1910 of Mansfield's 's Digest. Read first time and by unanimous con IEf rEaaA mo
 Mir BridewelI offered the following amend ment; Strike out the words, or both fine and imprisonment -
 The bill and the amendment was referred to ths committee on judiciary
 House bill No. 60 by Mir. Harrison, an act to amend an act of Mansfield 's Digest. Read first time and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on roads and highways.
 House bilf No. gl, by Mir. Henley; An act to be entitled an act to revise the election law of Arkansas. Read first time, and by unanimous consent read second time and referred to the committee on elections.
 Mir Hutton offered the following amendment; imoye that the bill be amended by striking out the words chairman of the Peo, les and Republican party committee and inserting in lieu the words executors and administrators, reduce the salary of the county and probate judge of Cleburne county Read first time, and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on retrenehment,
 House bill No s, by Mir Hooper, a bill to amend section 5663 of Mansfield s Digest. Read first time, and by unanimous consent read the second time and referred to the committee on 
 Mir. Clement, as a question of privilege, offered the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the sergeant at arms be in structed to procure sufficient number of and place them in the hall, and that he see that a regular and proper temporal ture be maintained during the setting of the house. The resolution was adopted.
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 SENATE.
 The senate convened promptly at clock pm.
 BILLS ON THIRD READING.
 Senate bill No. 26, by Senator J. H. Bell, to change the time of holding circuit court in Polk The bill passed.
 Senate bill No. 88, by Senator Harnby to re- quire contracts for the sale Of personal property to be acknowledged and recorded as mortgages now are. This requires all notes ~r other con tracts given for the purchase price of property, where lien or title is retained, to be recorded.
 Senator Hamby discussed and explained his bill
 Senator Pethgrew said he would like to sup port the bill, but wanted to know if the instru- ment could be filed for record or must 1t be re- corded in fully
 Senator Sloan wanted an amendment allow ing the clerks a fee for recording 2 The bill passed, 2f to f.
 Senate bin No. 5, by Senator Mehaffy, to amend section 5563 of Mansfield s Digest The bill reduces the fees paid fassessors fyecents on each name listed, or one-ffth of the whole
 On roll call the bill passed unanimously
 REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
 Senator Holmes, chairman of the committee on constitutional amendments, reported back senate bill No. 2i, with recommendation that 1t do not pass.
 Senator Lucas chairman of the committee on reported back senate concurrent No ?, with substitute, and recom- mended the passage of the substitute. The sub to vote for bill to alot the lands of the Indian Territory to the five civilized tribes, and open up the remainder for settlement. The substi ute was adopted
 On motion, at $50 m, tn senate adjourned till Q 80 a. m. to- morrow.
 HOUSE.
 The house re assembled at 2pm
 The regular order being the call of the roll on tbe introduction of bills, Mir Jones, of Monroe, introduced house Dili No' o4 10 repeal an act pleas in Monroe county. Read first and second times, and referred to the committee on circuit and justice courts.
 By Mir. Kimball: House bill No. 65, to create & fund for disabled fremen. Read first and sec ond times, and referred to the committee on re- trenchment and reform
 By Mfr. Kirby House bill No. 66, to prevent delay and discrimination in the delivery of tele. phone and telegraph messages. Read first and second times, and referred to,the committee on 
 By Mir Kitthers: House bin No. 67, an act to refund taxes in certain forfeited land cases. Read first and second times, and referred to the on state lands.
 By Mir. Lindsey: House bill No 6s for the relief of Richard c. Wimberly Read first and second times and referred to the committee on claims
 By Mir. McCauley; House bill No. 60, to re- peal the act to prohibit the sale of intoxicants within three miles of the Arkansas College, in county. Read first and second times and referred to the committee on tenn perance
 By MT. McCollum; House bill No. 70, to regulate the holding of primary elections. Read first and second times and referred to the judi ciRry committee.
 By Mir MNaehee. House bill No, 7l, to amend the law in relation to assault with intent to kill. Read first and second times and re- ferred 10 the judiciary committee.
 By Mir Mckay. House bill No. 72, to extend the tax on overfowed lands in Jefferson county. Read first and second times and referred to the committee on county and probate courts.
 By Mir. Mitchell: House bill No 73, to limit the number of terms of state officers. Read first and second times and referred to the com mittee on judiciary.