The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-06

called fne roll WNcu tAp toitvFt-te w in the affirmative, 67.
 Asa privilege question, Mir Clement offered the following resolution:
 Resolved bv the house of representa- lives. That the speaker and clerk be and they are hereby directed to issue to William Pope certificate for two dollars for services as nurse for Hon. A. J. Witt, of Randolph county, while sick. that the same be paid out of the appropriation Tor the per diem and contingent expenses of the general assembly. Clement. Adopted. MT. Kirby offered the following resolu- tion: Whereas. The session is about finished and many. if not all, the members desire to leave for home immediately after ad- journment Saturday, and Whereas, 1t Is not possible for the clerk and auditor to issue all the members certificates and warrants fur per diem on that day, now therefore; be it Resolved, That the clerk be and he IS hereby authorized to issue the members certificates for per diem up to and includ- ing the sth inst. Kirby, of Miller. Adopted
 l tion:
 Whereas, The records of sssa state now Il | >,,siissr, ander the hall of the house of rep I resentatives, the same going to destruc- l ton. whereby many valuable records will be lost; therefore, be it l Resolved by this house, That committee of three be appointed by the speaker to in- l vestigate into and report to this body the I condition cs said records, that steps may be taken for their future preservation. - I Pope, of White.
 Adopted.
 The speaker appointed Messrs. Pope, l Miller, Brown, of Logan. I Mir. Roberts, of Madison, offered the following resolutions: I Resolved, That the speaker and clerk be authorized to issue 8 certificate for the gum of $l5 to Met l.. Jones, of Pine Bluff, for expenses incnrred as a witness before the committee on Pine Bluff Normal School, referred to the mmittee on claims.
 Mir. Bridewell called up house bill No. 357 and the rules requiring the bill to be considered in committee of the whole were suspended, and house bilI No. 357, q bill for an act to appropriate money to pay the salary and travelling expenses of the in spector of mines foT the state of Arkansas, read third time and put upon it's final pass 1 dSc, tuc YucsbSrn bofi@S 5AdAi t1Ao pit' Ht@SSi the clerk called the roll when the following voted in the affirmative, 48 to 34
 Mir. Bridewell called up honse bill No BPS, and the senate amendments thereto were read the third time.
 Most of the amendments were rejected
 The senate had sent in an amendment, inserting SIC, ,000 for travelling expenses, collection of seeds and exhibits for the agricultural department. On this amend, merlt lengthy discussion followed. Mir. Hunt offered the following: l Amend by striking gut one thousand and inserting five thousand Hunt. Rejected.
 Mir. Rodgers offered the following: I Amend by making it three thousand dol lars. Rodgers, of Benton.
 Rejected.
 | MT. Jones, of Pulaski, offered the fol- lowing:
 | Amend by striking out sl0,oOO and in- serting $7000.--Jones, of Pulaski. Rejected.
 Mir. Emmerson called for the ayes and noes on the adoption of the amendment to insert $10,000, which was sustained and the clerk called the roll when the following members voted in the affirmative, 20; neg l ative 5S.
 | submitted the following report: Whereas, A further evidence that man is mortal and must die, is sadly realized in the death of Dr. D. l.. Killgore, of Columbia county, an honored and dis tinguished member of this general as sembly and,
 Whereas, He was recognized for ms splendid ability, his courteous bearing anc social worth; the refore be 1t Resolved First. That in the death of pr D. l.. Killgore, the house of representative: has lost an able and worthy me mber, and the state citizen whose life has giyer lustre to the public service.
 Second, That one hour from II a. m to l2 III. on Wednesday the 5tl inst, be set apart by the house fo appropriate memorial services upon th' death of our distinguished con frea e. l Third, That copy of tlrese resolu tions be spread upon the jour nals of thi, house and that the papers of Little Rock be furnished copy for publica' sion.
 Fourth, That an enrolled opy of these resolutions be sent to the fami ly of the de ceased; that at l2 m. today { he house ad journ out of respect to the dec eased.
 J. C. CoLoUITT,
 P A. RODGERS,
 w. A. CLEMENT, The resolution was adopted.
 On motion of MT. Sellers the chair ap pointed Messrs. Sellers, Hutton and Elm merson as committee to notify the senat, of the death of Hon. D. l.. Kingore.
 Mir. Brown, of Logan, moved to recon sider the vote by which the house refused to adopt senate anne ndment No. on tn, preceding bill. The motion to reconside was lost.
 MT. Judkins mo we'd to reconsider th' vote by which the house refused to adop senate amendment to house bill No. BPS inserting $10 1000 for the travelling ex penses of the agricultural commissioner.
 MT. Emmers on moved to lay the motion on the table. The motion to lay on th. table was lost.
 MT. Clement called for the ayes ant noes on the motion to reconsider which was sustained. and the the clerk called the roll, when the follow. ing voted in .he affirmative, 48; mega | tive, 36. Mr, McGhe e in tf,e chair.
 mend:
 Strike out SIC, 1000 and insert s6OoO. 1 The amendment wa rejected. | MT. Humphrey of tered the following amendment:
 Strike out $10,0 ,000 a. Id insert $4000. | Pending considerati on of Mir. Hum. phrey' amendment the house adjourned out Of respect to the me mory of the late D. l.. Killgore.
 l Senator Morgan start.
 Senator Morgan att ributes his ssuc cess in life to an acc ident. When l he ot arfalf nnnl n, h,cr u. aA.r.n l..,....