The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-09

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 Senator Word is opposed to payinx any 1 thing. The road ovefeeers do the york: l They Ret up the lists and the justices simply copies Of sigDa it. The magistrates are exempt from jury seryics The bill l failed to pass yeas, nays. l5. l House bill No. 64, by MT. Jones, of Mon roe, to repeal the act establishing court 1 of common pleas h Monroe county Senator Smith gave reasons why the bill should not pass. Senator oylsr gave reasons why 1t should 1 pass
 The bin failed to pasa- yeas, 3 nays, 2l. 5. At 5 . clock the senate adjourned. l HOUSE. Tie house reassembied at ? pm. l Mir. Eagle was excused for the afternoon. l Mr Jones, of Monroe, was granted in- 1 definite leave of absence. 1 Mr Baitd was granted leave of absence until Monday. 1 Mir sHenley was granted leave of absence. 1 House bill No %, providing sfor the di { l gesting of the statutes, was taken ID. sen ate amendments were adopted and the bill was passed.
 1 Senate bill No. 202, to prohibit the sale Of intoxicants within six miles of the school house at Mountain View, was passed.
 Mir. Hutton moved that the rules be sus- pended snd that senate bill No. 1l5, ereat- 1 ing the Seventeenth judicial district, be 1 taken up.
 Mr. Mitchell vigorously opposed the l proposition.
 Mir. Sellers spoke in favor of the motion, ] which was carried.
 Mir. Hooper vas called to the chair. The bill was taken up and discussed, several amendments 10 it being offered. all of which were rejected. It was then read third time and passed.
 Mir. Jones, of Pulaski, moved to recon sider the vote by which the bill passed and to lay that motion on the table, which was carried.
 Mir. Emmerson called up senate bill No. 43, to abolish the geological survey, aud it was read second time. Mir. South moved that the bill bs re- ferred to the ways and means committee,
 which was lost
 Mir. Emmerson moved inst the rules be
 suspended and that the bill be read third
 time, which was lost. Mr. Mitchell moved that it be referred to
 the committee on ways and means, which
 vas lost.
 1 House bill 15o, the penitentiary bill, was
 taken up, the senate amendments read first and second times, and made special order
 for Tuesday.
 The house then adjourned. Saturday Morning, March f.
 SENATE. It was stated in these reports a few mornings ago that Old Boreas failed to show up on time with his running mate the frisky month of March. But if the blustery old fellow was little behind he should not have been despaired of--like "Old Missipv he was yet to "git thar. < He made his advent last night with a flourish that evidenced he had gained wind by procrastnating He just flew in and toyed with premature clothing, danced 1 through the whiskers of the legislator from wayback and whistled ta-rara, boom de ay, with shrillness that made 8 fellow feel as if his ears were being prodded with an icicle. But he tenn pered himself to the raiment brought out l by tha warm temperature of the previous dave. and by 10 o'clock had quieted down until regular Cleveland weather was the l article dispersed. It was fixing for the sun to shine 90 brilliantly and for the sky to array itself in it's beautiful robes of blue. | VT III btie Adbttpt VL tuc 1dttouy HI tnc l presence of multitude of freemen, that | grandest citizen of the republic, Grover | Cleveland, was made it's chief officer, and the party that has eyer been the promoter of the interest of the people and the pro tector of their liberties was crowned l "lord of all.
 The thought was q happy one to the l Democrats of the legislature as the fre- | e and smiles on the mention of the great 1 event at Washington fully attested. The senate met at 9; 30 o'clock
 The clerk called the roll and announced | quorum.
 Prayer by Senator Allen. I The journal of Friday was read and ap- proved and the body proceeded to busi ness.
 | Senator West asked unanimous consent to call up senate bill No. l79, the Worlds Fair appropriation bill, which was amended by the house yesterday and returned. Tn amendment was adop'e ed. The question was on the passage of the bill. The secretary called the roll--yeas. 20; nays, 9 So the senate concurred in the action of the house, voting 900 for the purpose of making an exhibit of the states resources at Chicago. REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES
 Committee on judiciary, Wilson, chair man pro tempore reported back senate bills 207, PA and l32 with tho recommendation that they do pass. | Committee on education, Pettigrew, chairman, reported back senate bill No 206, with the recommendation that it pass as amended by the committee. 1 Committee on penitentiary, Hawkins, chairman, reported back senate bills Nos. 50 and l9l with the recommendation that they do not pass Committees on engrossed bills, Redwiue, ehai'man, reported senate bills Nos. 110 and l92 correctly engrossed. Committee on temperance, Chimney, chairman, reported back senate bill 243 with the recommendation that it pass as amended; also senate bill PAT with the l recommendation that it do pass. Committee on circuit and inferior courts, Gaughan, chairman, reported back Neenate bill 257 with the recommendation that it pass; also senate bills PIG and 199 with the recommendation that they pass as amended.
 Senators Mehatfy and Hamby were ex- eused for the day.
 Committee on public roads, Adams, chairman, reported back senate bill No. % with the recommendation that it do not pass.
 UNFINISHED BUSINESS. Senate bill No. 140, which was made special order for this hour, was taken up. It was further postponed until Monday at o'clock
 Senate bill No. TIT, special order, was taken up and vas postponed until Wednes- day at 5 o'clock at the request of Senator Adams, who introduced the bill This bill provides for the aboiishing of the pub lieasion of the journals of the house and senate and requires the publishing of the acts of the legislature in the newspapers of the state.
 MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
 Senator Allen introduced resolution making tho pay of the assistant janitor,