The Forrest City times., 1895-03-08

10 suspend the rules AMI consider bills on third
reading commencing 81 1890 o'clock Carried
Several bills were ordered to their third
readiug. alter which house bill No. al local
measure to re suate practice and lsaaings in
the circuit court OF Jefferson county, was taken
up and passet-ayes29
Special order senate bill No "a with refer
ence 10 The building Of q state road, was taken
up.
The ordering OF the bill to its third reading
was reconsfdered. and the bill placed on the
calendar for amendment
Senate bill No 2il, 10 amend section 1873 OF
the digest was read the third time and
passed-aves %, noes B.
Senate bill No ia 10 fix the value andorder
the sale of the west half OF the northeast guar
ter OF section % town IL south, range 20 west,
passed-ayes IS.
Senate bill No. 20 to construct sewerage for
the charitable institutions ard appropriating
sl2, 500 therefor, passed-ayes ~ noes
Senate bill No. i73, to prohibit the sale OF in
tox eating liquors withiG five miles of the Pres
byterian school in the town OF junction City,
in Union county, was next taken up and as
cussed at some length.
Pending action the senate took recess until
until 2 p. m.
Upon the reconvening after dinner the sem
ate resumed the consideration OF III No. la
and after some further discussion the matter
was postponed for future action.
Senate bill No. lis. for appre pr.at!ons for
county institutes being special order. was
taken up and warmly supported By its friends
and strongly opposed by the other side
Upon call Of the roll the bill was defeated by
tie vote-l5 to u.s.
Senate bill No 173, the Junction CITY liquor
bill WAS again called up and placed on its
final passage and defeated-ayes II. nays 10.
Senate bill No 81, to provide fer one normal
cahno fha I'd me- r
length and defeated by vote of Q yeas TO IL
nays.
Senator Pettigrew gave notice OF q motion to
rec 1nsiIer the vote by which senate bill No.
i,3 failed TO pass.
Adjourned until Thursday morning
HOUSE.
The first thing Speaker Clements did after
the reading OF the journal in the house yester-
day morning as to administer a sharp rebuke
TO the house for its unruliness, and stated that
hereafter the rules would be strictly adhered
TO. He said the confusion that had prevailed
on the floor Of the house had been so great
that IL was impossible TO transa act the proper
amount of business. He hoped the sergeant
alarms would be more attentive TO his duties
in the future and that the business of the
house might b, conducted in q gentlemsnly
and parliamentary manner But IN spite OF
this sharp rebuke the confusion and disorder
during the morning hour was perhaps as great
as at any previous time during the session.
Amid intense confusion Mr.. Blackwell sue
ceeded in calling up his amendment TO house
bill No. $50 The original bill, substitute aud
the amendment were SO mixed up that the
whole thing was referred TO the committee on
agriculture 10 be untangled
Considerable business OF q miscellaneous
character was disposed Of
Mr.. Warren introduced a concurrent re solu
ton. by request providing for a thirty days
exf . nj no nj hn dor ton nf
which was deferred until this morning
Mr.. Foster introduced concurrent resolu-
ton, providing for the submission OF the Ques-
ton of a railroad commission to a vote OF the
people at the next general election. which
upon call OF the roll was sdopted-ayes 81
noes 10.
Mr.. Lee introduced g resolution providing
for night sessions which a. adopted.
Here the morning hour expire and consider
alton OF the state house bill mas begun IN
earnest
I Several speeches were made all N opposi
ton TO the bill, and pending further discussion
the house took rec ess until p. m.
Promptly upon the meeting OF the afternoon
session Mr. Manning rose and spoke at length.
explaining his remarks Al a former time; stat.
ing that IN what he said he had not the slight
est desire, intention or purpose in the language
used to reflect on the chief executive
The onsideration OF the state capitol bill
ter part OF the afternoon.
the previous question was finally moved AMI
carried and Mr. Newton closed the debate
Upon cali Of the roll the vote stood-ayes ~
| noes 81. and so the bill was defeated.
Following is the vote in detail: Ayes-Baird,
Blanton, Butler, Dunnavsnt, DuVaL Ford
Gray, Hilzheim, Kimban Lee, Leslie Man
ming, McGehee, Matthews. Monro. Newton
Pope Quarles, Roberts, Sallee, Turnsge, VOL
ters-22
Noes-Armstrong. Blackwell, Bradsher
Broadnax. Brooks, Brown OF Logan Brown Of
Prairie, Bullock, Campbell Cate. Chrisp Cor-
man, Crawford, Groom Crosby, Dedman. Dunn,
Eagle Ferguson. Foster, Gallaher Goodwin
Hanna. Hancock, Hayes, Henderson, Hill
holifeld Houek. Hsrroi Hudson, Jones
Keith Lake. Lambert Leatherwood LiddeL
Luck Lybrsnd. Martin McKie Msthes.
Miller, Nance. Overman. Quick. Reese, Robin
son. Romines Ruble Shaw. Smith OF Union.
South. Stephens, Toomer, Vineyard, Wagner.
Walker Worren, Witt Clement-62
The house then went into COMMITTEES Of the
whole
House bill No. 377, TO purchase tract OF
land for convict farm, beng next special
order, was taken up and after a short discus
sion passed-ayes So, noes s.
House bill No. 81 murdcrers not to inherit
property, which was the inducemeut for the
commits sion OF crime. was next special order
During the discussion OF this measure an az.
citing resolution with loag preamble was
sprung by Mr.. Butler authorizing and instruct.
ing the serSeant-at arms TO eject any ami all
representatives Of the Memphis Commercial
Appeal from the house anu refuse admission
TO any other representative of that paper
This again upset the house and for time
pandemonium reigaed supreme as the resolu.
tion apparently had about as many oppouents
as supporters, and many hard words were
hurled back and forth
Motions to postpone. lay on he table. etc,
were numerous, but without en-c ct until Mr.
Jones moved TO adjourn. which was carried
So the house adjourned until Thursday morn
ing without nnil action On hn -