The Monticellonian., 1895-04-05

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 Senate bill No. 2ss, to amend the digest so as to permit the summoning Of jurors by mail defeated-ayes 9, noes IS.
 Senate bill No. 265, to secure to the assignee of rent the lien given by statute to the land- lord, passed-ayes 14, noes l2 Senate bill No. 2l5, to locate and establish lost section corners, passed-ayes l2, noes 10.
 Senate bill No 10i, to regulate the manner of collecting taxes defeated-ayes :, noes 20. Recess until D. m. At the afternoon session house bill No 4l3 to make appropriation for the expenses of the legislative, executive and judicial depart ments, was referred 10 committee of the whole.
 House bill No. 435, to reduce the schedule of fees from B. 900 to s3 900 passed-aycs 21 noes g.
 Senate bill No. f6s 10 amend the digest was made oal order for Tuesday morning
 Senate bill No. 4l, to prevent the cutting Of shade trees on public roads, lost-ayes 10, noes I5.
 The senate then went into committee of the whole on senate bill No. 4l3, the general ap- Propriatton bill, Senator Oszort in the ch air After adjusting the amounts in various items, the committee arose, etc.
 A motion to adjourn until o'clock this morning was defeated and the usual hour, 2 O clock substituted.
 HOUSE.
 At the opening of the nc rning session of the house yesterday, Mir Hulson's convict bill was taken up and passed without debate ayes e, noes 15. The bill provides that county convicts shall not be worked in any county other than that in wh ch they are convicted, and reduces the penalty for escape to the amount of the fine and costs
 MT. Davies revenue agent bill c4me next and provoked 2 long discussion This bill W as de eated several days ago and came up on a motion to reconsider. It provides for the ap- pointment Of state revenue agent to look after delinquent collections. The vote was very close resulting-ayes |, noes 39, so the bill passed.
 Thc deficiency appropriation bill, adopted in committee of tue whole a few days since, was passed-ayts 73, noes g.
 House bill No 2sl, providing for the appoint ment Of the state board Of charities and arpro- priatlng t5, 400 came next After amendment, striking ont the provisions regarding the con fed-rate hom. the bill "a d-ayes 66 nays9.
 House bill No. 4S2 appropriating t35. 900 for pensions Tor ex-oonfcderato soldiers, passed.
 House bill Nc AS, to allow the killing and shipping Of rabbits at all seasons, was passed under suspension of the rules.
 MT. South here arose to question Of privi. lege and asked to introduce a resolution 10 CT. empt his committee state ands f om the provisions Of the resolution, passed a few days since, to discharge all committee clerks. His request wac denied and he at once resigned as chairman and member of tho committee The resignation was accepted
 A resolution 10 pay U. N. Halliburton, ch of clerk Of the last hou,e, .42 for seryicea rendered, provoked warm discussion and was finally defeated.
 Recess until p. m.
 The bill (No. 1s2l to prevent fish traps and dams anywhere along the course of White river, passed unanimously. Also No. 454 no liquor within three miles of school at Sidney, Sharp county.
 No 3g3 making the wounding and maiming Of animals a felony, lost-ayes :, noes 6l.
 No. 455, to amond tho Lymond and Auburn levce act was defented-ayes II, noes 5l.
 No 79, to amend the attachment law was defeated after running debate-ayes 33 noes fl.
 House bill No. 9s7, to refund money unlaw- fully paid by insurance agents, after a short discussion was defeated by large majority.
 House bill No. 13a to protect fur bearing an finals, showed under-ayes Ii, noes 6i.
 House bill No. 151, as to the sale of goods dishonesty labeled or fraudulently recon. mended, provoked quite discussion but was finally passed-ayes 45, noes 26
 Adjourned until Tuesday morning