The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26
TWENTY-NINTH SESSION
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 Wednesday Furenoon, January IS.
 SENATE,
 Although there wag mantle of the headtifu
 cold snow enroning every obiect within lts reael
 this morning, still this condition of things dic
 not in the least impede bpsiness in the senate
 ehaEnber. All the senators, with the exception
 of two or three who have been called away or
 account Of sickness or urgent bnsiness, were
 early at their desks looking after the interests
 Tbs senate was called fo order by the presi. dent promptly at s;85 m.
 Roil was called and the body lead in prayer
 The proceedings of Yesterdays session were then read aud approved,
 House concurrent resolution NO. l. by Air- Psewy, was then taken up.
 Senator HarlSeY moved that the resolution be
 Senator Chimney seconded the motion; also
 moved that She whereas and preamble be stricken out.
 resolution because they did not think it right oI I proper to instruct our representatives in con, gress to vote for any particular measure aeainsl l dealing in futures but to leave that to the
 aiscression of the senators and congressman
 Senator Pettigrew opposed the resolution.
 Senator Chimney favored inc fesoAuuon- So
 Senator West favored 1t in an ardent speech. | Senator Mehaffey opposed the resolution. 1 Senator Allen opposed it,
 l The motion was lost by IS to i2, Committee on temperance reported on bill 1 No. 46 and submitted substitute weth recoln- 1 mendatioR that substitute do pass. Committee on judiciary reported on otll NO. 1 70 with substitute, asking that the substitute 1 do pass.
 REPRODUCTION OF BILLS. BSli No 59, by Senator Annis, entitled an ! ia.A4 fjnc daFpftiyn aeknOVgielgUuputS. read. By unanimous consent read second tune ana referred to committee on judiciary Bill No. 52. Referred to committee on pen
 Biii No. 54, read second time and placed on
 Bill No 55, read second time and referred to the committee on railroads.
 Bill No 56, read second time and referred to committee on judiciary.
 Bil N. b7. read second time and referred to committee on circuit and inferior courts.
 Bin No. 58, read second time and referred to committee on judiciary.
 Fin No. IT An amendment thereto was read and adopted. Bill with amendment ordered
 Senate adjourned til ? o'clock this afternoon.
 HOUSE.
 The house was called to order at a m, Speaker Humphrey in the chair, The clerk called the roll 2 quorum present; Prayer by the chaplain. Manuserlpt lournai ,.' proved and signed by the speaker and attested by the clerk
 Mir Rogers, of Benton, submitted the follow ing report . ,,,+4os. ,,,ho,, Fl R 10 was referred have had the same under consider ation and recommend that 1t do pass.
 The bill with the report took it's place on tne
 Mir Welch. chairman of the committee on cd ucation made the following report: Nix. SPEAKER-I am instructed oy the com rnittee on education to return to the house the memorial from R. H. Morris and other citizens of Washington county, which was referred 70 your committee, with the esanswer that the re- quest embodied in said memorial is already part of our school law, and that no actlon on the part of the legislature is necessary H. M WEIGH, Chairman. Mir Mitchell submitted the following report: MR SPEAKBR-Your committee to whom housa bin No 20 was received. The same has had our careful consideration, and recommend sa,,e do ,saas MIrcHRIL, Chairman. same me dG s PsS with the report. teok it's place on the calendar. ,, . lution: ...,... be allowed clerk at S4 per day for such length of time as the committee may, ID , tne1r 9uus' ment, deem necessary .ZCielnen1' oA hen' The resolution was adopted. MT Russell offered the following resolution; Resolved That the secretary or state TUT nish each member of the house. who IS hot now supplied, with one copy each of the acts Of Ar kansas of 1885 and 1887.
 The resolution was adopted. Mir Baird having given notice that on to-day he would move to reconsider the vote by when the house refused to concur in senate concurrent resolution No. 4, called up the same, when was read for information by the clerk, and MT Baird moved a reconsideration of the same The motion to reconsider prevailed and MT. Baird moved that the resolution be concurreo in The motion prevailed MT Kitchens introduced an important resoiu- tion which on motion of Mir. Br1dewell was re- ferred to committee on charitable institutions. The sergeant at. arms announced "A messake from the senate, whereupon John w Howell, Esq secretary of the senate appeared within the bar of the house and read the following;
 o s,g ntorm yonr honorable body that house con current resolution No l, advocating the pass ass age of the measure by congress known as the ha,en e n e1 es,ad 1en to nass us and herewith re. spectfully return the same 10 your nolorADie body. .. - honorable body of the passage of senate bill No. 27 entitled an act to provide for the payment of the salary of the chancellor ot the second district Also senate bill No. AZ, a bill Tor an act to be entitled an act to authorize and eln- power the supreme court of the st tie ot Arkan- sas to admit Thomas Marion Seawel q male citizen under the age of 2l years to practice as an attorney and counsellor at law in the courts of this state and herewith transmit the same for your favorable consideration JOHN W HOWELL, Secretary. Mir Judkins introduced hou @ concurrent resolution No. with reference to direct taxes now in the state treasury. Read nrst tune ana referred to committee on claims
 Mfr. Williamson gave notice that on nor row he would move to reconsider the v,te by which ianitore were sele.ted Tor me closets.
 House concurrent bill No. ,, by Mir. Rogers, of Craighead, requesting our senators aud rep resentatives in congress to use tnelr pest ehorts to secure the passage or plii WhereDy nis free of duty. Read first time and the question being: Shall the resolution be adoptedf The M Hooner asked consent of the house for the committee on elections to have a witness sub- pnnead to appear before the committee Leave
 Mr. \ Mccauley submitted the following re- Ma srRAKER:-Y Your committee on agricul- snre, to whom house bill No l was reisrreal beg leave to report said bill with amendment and recommend that t do pass
 GEO. w McCAuLEY, Chairman. Amended section by striking out secretary or state and inserting state land commi ssioner. The bill with the amendment on the calendar The regular order being the call Of the roll for the introduction of bills the following were 1 introduced.
 House bin No A, by MT. Berry, an act to I amend section one of an act to amend section two of act to prohibit the exportatl3n oi nsn l, 1 and game from this state. Approyed March VI, l lseal and January lh, 1893. kead first time
 House bin No 4b, by Mir. Black, a bill to be entitled an act antnorzng % sare ann tse ns l and penalties imposed by such courts; oy nm prisonment in city prison or county Jais Jan uaFy fS, 1bSo Read urst tune hhAes 9us ie7A'u-,A read second time to committee on cities and l towns.
 House bill No f6, by MT. Brown. of Logan { a bin for an act to authorize fencing district | in Logan county, Ark. Read first time, rules suspended read second time and referred 70 l committee on alricnlture.
 I Special order, senate bill No. g3, Dil Tor an act to be entitled an act to amend section ol or 1 Mansfield 's Digest. wae taken up and read the | third time and the question being: shall the | bill passf The clerk calle& ths roii, when tne foliosriufr members voted in tbs ai ifmatFe, 6o, So senate bill No. g passed, and the tltle as ! in the bill, was agreed