The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-30


 for physician, ]. J. Robertscni for clerk, J. F. Califf. ,
 At 12 Q clock the senate adjourned till 1 9 30 this afternoon.
 HOUSE.
 Tha house was called to order at s 50 a.
 m.. Speaker Humphrey in the chair l 1'be clerk called the roll
 A quorum present.
 Prayer by the chaplain.
 The manuscript journal of Saturday was I read and approved and signed by the speaker and attested by the clerk. 1 MT. Bledsoe was excused for the day Mr. Rogers, of Craighead, was granted
 indefinite leave of absence. l Mir. Baird was granted indefinite leave oi l absence.
 l Under suspension of the rules, MT. Car
 roll introduced house bill No 3Jo, q btil 1 foran act to make certain acts arsop, read l first and second times, referred to the com
 mittee on judiciary. ,:u l Under suspension of the rules, house Dill 1 No. 146, was taken up and the sena's l amendments thereto were read nrss anu second times and made special order TOT Tuesday immediately after the morning 1 hour. IL, m bonse bill No. 343, and Mir. Caldwell l offered the following amendment: '.l move ] to strike out five and insert four The l amendment was read first and second times 1 and adopted.
 On motion of Mr. Gray, tho rules were 1 suspended and the house took up house | bill No, 2lS, an act entitled an act for the hetter protection of laborers working in mines and quarries, 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, 6l; negative, Z. r ooo | Mir. Hunt called up house bill No, 303,
 an act to be entitled an act to amend sec t;on 1888 of Mansfeld's Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas, read third time and
 nut upon it's final passage, the question be- ing shall the bill pass, the clelk called the
 roll when the following voted in the affirm
 ative, 66 negative, none.
 Mir. Lindsey called upihouse bill No.34 4l, I till for an act authorizing the redemption
 of real estate sold under orders or decrees
 of court, 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, oo to l.
 TMr. McAlister in the chair.
 On motion of MT. Bridewell the rules
 were suspended and house bill No. 25o,
 read third time and put upon its final pass
 ape the question being hall the bill pass, the clerk called the roll when the following | voted in the affirmative, 28; negative, A. I rThe speaker resumed the chair.
 Under suspension of the rules, MT. Jones. of Pulaski, called up house bill No. 30S. bill for an act to regulate practice | and pleadings in the Pulaski chancery and circuit courts, 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 aftirma- l tive, 60; negative, s. I Under suspension of the rules Mir. Brad l ley called up house bill No. 35l, bill for I an act 10 be entitled an act to promote l public health read third time and put up.
 on it's final passage. The question being shall the bill pass
 the clerk called the roll when the follow | ing voted in the affirmative, 59; mega l tive, 19.
 l The sergeant at arms announced mes l sage from the senate, whereupon Jno. W.
 Howell, Esq, secretary of the senate, ap..
 peared within the bar of. the house and read
 the following:
 | LrrTLR ROCK, ARK., March 20. MR. SPEAKER-I am instructed to in | form your hon orable body sf the passage sf | senate bill No. I20, entitled bill for an act to be entitled an act to regulate the sale | of property under mortgages and deeds of | trust in this state and to repeal all conflict | ing laws; also senate bill No. 326, a bill for 1 an act, to be entitled an act to repeal an l act entitled an act to amend section f2l ot Mansfeld's Digest of the laws of the state of Arkansas, approved March 70, les9; also senate bill No. 3l5, an act supplement- | al to an act to provide for a creditsble ex hibit of the resources of Arkansas at the l Columbian Exposition, to make an appro- priation therefor and for other purposes;
 also senate bill No. 279, bill for an act to
 be entitled an act to amend an act to amend
 section 4760 of Mansfield Digest of laws of the state of Arkansas, approved April s, | 1891; also senate bill No. 23l, bill for act to be entitled an act to amend an act enti- | tied an act to provide for building and re- pairing of leyees in all the over flowed dis | tricts in the state, and herewith respect | fully transmit the same for your favorable | consideration.
 JOHN w. HOWELL, Secretary. Under suspension of the rules Mir. Gates called up house bill No. 25l, bill for an
 act to be entitled an act to enable justices | of the peace to issue process to be served | outside of the counties 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, 70; negative, 3.
 Mir. Hayes was granted indefinite leave of absence on account of sickness. On motion of Mr. Bridewell the house
 took up house bill No. 346 and the house went into committee of the whole for the
 purpose of considering the bill with Mir Bridewell in the chair
 After some time spent in consideration
 of the bill the committee arose and through
 it's chairman reported the bill back with
 the recommendation that it do pass as amended.
 After the speaker had resumed the chair,
 a motion to take a recess prevailed, the
 house took recess till 2 p. m.