The Forrest City times., 1893-03-31

House oi II No. g5l, to enable justices Of the peace to issue process to he served outside ol their respective counties. passed. l senate bill No. 230 making appropriation for the Branch Normal College was read the third | time and passed
 The house spent the afternoon session in committee Of the whole, having under consid eratlon senate bill No. 2O5, to provide for the support of the Arkansas Industrial University l LITTLE ROCK, March 29.-In the senate Tues. oay-House bill No. 242. to establish county uniformity in school books was read the third time and promptly showed under by vote of to 25
 House bill No. II. to amend an act regulating i legal advertising, passed.
 On motion the vote by which house bill No .53, to amend an act changing the boundary lines between the Second and Sixteenth judi cal districts, was passed, was reconsidered and the bill returned to the house. | At II o'clock the senate went into committee of the whole for the consideration ot House bill NO 3l5, to provide for the support Of the luna tic asylum.
 committee appropriates for salaries per year. ss50OO; for repairs and incldentals, si 800; for the inmates, sl4O,00O. Total, Sl66 800.
 House bill No. 32S, the general appropriation bill. was taken up in committee of the whole The afternoon was given to it's consideration and al o'clock the committee arose. reported 'progress and the senate adjourned In the house.-Senate blll No. 145 to amend section of an act to amend section 59f9 of the Diglst was taken up and discussed at some length. Upon call of the roll the vote on the nnal passage of the bill stood: Ayes, fl; nays, l 4l.
 Senate bill No. D. to amend section I of au act to promote the comfort of passengers on railway trains. read the third time and passed-ayes, 6l; nays, 22
 Senate bill No. 285. to prohibit the sale of in toxicants in any form within five miles of the school house at Saratoga, Howard county, passed by vote of 6l to II.
 Senate bill No. 2S3 to extend the time of nav. ing taxes Tn Clay county for the year ending June ,, 1895, was read the third time and pass ed.
 Senate bill No. 164, to protect the estates of deceased persons, was called up and passed.
 Senate bill No. 24s making it unlawful to capture fish by means of dynamite passed.
 Senate bill No. 264, to provide for furnishing I field notes to land surveys in certain counties in the state, was read the third time and passed
 The house then resolved itselfinto committee Of the whole for the consideration of house bill NC. NC sgo TOT .ne support ol the Arkansas indus trlal University Alter considerable debate the committee arose. reported progress and asked leave to sit again.
 LITTLE ROCK. March 30.-In the senate yes. terday-After the usual morning routine sen ate bill No. 332. to amend section II of act revising and adjusting the statute laws of the state, was taken up and passed. At 1925 the senate went into committee of the whole for tho further consideration of the general appropriation bill.
 At noon the committee arose and the senate took a recess for dinner.
 The afternoon session was given to the furth- CT consideration Of the general appropriation l bill.
 In the house-House bill No 2oe, to amend section ? ofNn act to prevent prize fighting in l the state, was read the third time and passed.
 On motion the vote by which house bill No. 44, relating to the working of the roads, was ordered to it's third reading was reconsidered. Several amendments were offered and adopted and the bill made special order for to-day.
 2 D n a 20 disabled firemen, their widows and orphans, was read the third time and passed. House bill No. 346 to amend section i5 Of an act for the relief Of certain soldiers of the late war, was passed.
 House bill No. 33o to amend an act to create i the county Of Lee, failed to pass by vo teof 5 ] to 56.
 House bill No. 335, to repeal an act to autho- rize the board of penitentiary commissioners to appoint an inspector of convicts, etc. was placed upon its final passage. The bill was read the third time and after some argument passed.
 House bill No. 35s. fixing the first Mondays l in May and December as the time for holding court in Mississippi county, passed. 1 House bill No. 332, to facilitate settlement 1 between the state and the United States, passed.
 House bill No 153, to amend section of an act regulating the sale of school land etc, was l read the third time and passed. House bill No. 322, for the protection of the | assured under fire assurance policies, passed. | House bill No. 253. to regulate admissions to 1 to the Deaf Mute Institute and School for the 1 Blind passed
 The house then went into committee of the | whole for the consideration of the Arkansas h. i dustrial University bill The following changes were made:
 Reducing the appropriation for improving campus from $500 to s2o0; reducing appropria- l tion for chemical laboratory from 5000 to SloO0; | reducing the appropriation for necessary and | incidental expenses from $24O00 to s16000 1 The committee arose and reported progress. | MT. Bailey introduced touching and patrt- otic resolution upon the death of Gen. E. Kirby l Smith which was adopted and the house, as | tribute of respect to the great chieftains mem' l ory adjourned.