The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-13

for this maintenance and balance on the building, the sum of $250o.
 There has been since the home became state institut tion, an average of seventeen inmates, and at present there are twenty one inmates.
 There has been raised by private con tribution $778l.74. which hEs been ex- pended on the purchase of lands, mainte- nance and erecting buildings prior to the time it became state institution
 Very respectfully submitted,
 G. WITT, Chairman,
 WI. H. H. OYIER,
 J. Nj. HARKEY,
 R. J. WILSON,
 H. T. HAWKINS,
 On part of Senate.
 J. F. SELLERS.
 JNo. c. CoLQUITT,
 J. s. OWENS,
 w. A. GALLOWAY,
 EMMET RODGERS,
 F. M. McGHEE,
 On part of House. MT. Stewart called up senate bill No. 2s2. Read third time and put upon it's final passage. The question being shall the bill pass, the clerk called the roll when, the following voted in the affirmative, G; negative, 58.
 Mir. Thornton called up senate bill No. 305, bill for an act to create levee dis trict in Desha county, read third time and put upon it's final passage The question being shall the bill pass, the clerk called the roll, when the following voted in the affirmative, 50; negative, r.
 The speaker resumed the chair.
 Mir. Welch called up house bill No. l45,. and the fenate amendments thereto were read the third time, and the question being shall the amendments bs agreed to, the clerk called the roll when the following voted in the affirmative, II; negative, 2. Mir. Wells called up senate bill No. 2s0, bill for an act for the protection of policy holders in life insurance companies, read third time and put upon it's final passage. The question being, shall the bill pass, the clerk called the roll, when the following voted in the affirmative, 20; nays, 5S. MR. SpEAKER Your committee on en- rolled bills beg leave to report that they have examined and compared house bill No 35S, and find it correctly enrolled, and herewith submit the same for your ap- proval. k. R. ADAMS, Chairman. Mir. Williamson called up senate bill No. 330, a bill for an act to protect tax payers from unjust penalties and for other purposes, read third time and put upon its final passage. The question being shall the bill pass the clerk called the roll, when the following voted in the affirmative, 68; negative, 2.
 MR. SPEAKER Your committee on An- rolled bills beg leave 10 report that they have delivered house bill No. 35S to the governor for his signature on the Sth day of April, 1893.
 R. R. ADAMS, Chairman
 LIrrLR RocK. ARK. AprilS MR. SPEAKER I am instructed by the senate to inform your honorable body of the passage of house bill No. 357, entitled a bill for an act to appropriate money to pay the salary and travelling expenses of the inspector of mines for the state of Ar kansas, and herewith respectfully trans init the same for your favorable consid erstion.
 JOHN W. HOWELL, Secretary. Mir. Wright called up senate bill No. 29l, bill for an act 10 prohibit the sale or giving away of spirituous, vinous, malt or fermented liquors within three miles of the St. Francis school house in St. Francis, Clay county, Arkansas, read third time and put upon its final passage, the question being shall the bill pass, the clerk called the roll when the following voted in the affirmative, 53; noes, 16.
 Mir. Bridewell called up senate bill No. 3l3, an act providing for the appointment of 8 commissioner of public roads, high ways and bridges, and to amend section 5952 of Mansfeld's Digest, and for other purposes, read third time and put upon it's passage.
 Mir. McCauley moved the previous question, which was sustained and the clerk called the roll, when the following voted in the affirmative, 53; negative, 24. The sergeant-at-arm announced com mittee from the senate, whereupon Sena- tors Allen, Gaughan and Smith appeared and notified the house that the fenate would be ready to adjourn at noon. Mir. Kirby offered the following resolu- ton:
 Be it resolved by the houue of repre- sentatives of the state of Arkansas. That the thanks of this house be and same are hereby extended our speaker, the Hon. T. o. Humphrey, for the able, faithful and his duty.-Kirby, of Miller.
 Adopted.
 MR. SPEAKER-Yo committee on en.
 
 have examined and compared house bill No. 337, and find it correctly enrolled and herewith submit the same for your ap- proval. k. R. ADAMS, Chairman Mir. Bridewel moved that committee of three be appointed to notify the governor that the house would be ready to adj journ at l2 m.
 The motion prevailed, and the speaker appointed as such committee Messrs. Bridewell, Baird an l Sellers.
 On motion the speaker appointed Messrs. Brodnax, Kitchens and McCollum a com mittee to notify the senate that the house would be ready to adjourn at l2 m. Mir. Russell moved to reconsider the vote by which the resolution offered by Mir. Me Ghee, paying T. J. Wesson $75 was lost. The previous question was ordered. Mir. Mitchell called for the ayes and noes on the motion to reconsider, which was sustained, and the clerk called the roll when the following voted in tae affirmative, 45; noes, 20.
 LIrTLE RocK, ARK April 8. MR. SPEAKER-I am instl ucted by the senate to inform your honorable body of the adoption by the senate of house con current resolution No. 20, entitled con tAAiN%th t'scAaAANh " oARRAI NoHSicuCl tuT Arkansas School for the Blind and here. with respectfully return the same
 JOHN W. HOWELL, Secretary. The original resolution was adopted Mir. Lewis offered the following resolu- tion
 Resolved. That Joe Killgore be appointed ss messenger by the house to carry to the wife and family the draping that covers the seat of the Hon. D. l.. Killgcre. .-- Lewis, Lafayette.
 Adopted. The house took uP senate concurrent No. 20 Mir. McGee moved that the resolution be indefinitely postponed. Tee motion prevailed. Mir. Colquit submitted the following re- port: desire to submit the following report, showing the charges against the contin- t4t ..,I &y<.l l