Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-02-01

Special to the Commercial Appeal.
jackson. Jan. "A, 1896.
Tho House.

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Special to the Commercial Appeal.
4 jackson. Jan. "A, 1896.
Tho House.
Sneaker Nc4,oo, co,Ied tha bouse n or.
der at 10 IN,
The wavs and means eom,n;ttae renort-
ed on House bilI No, 11a levyinu tnx
upon dogs and bitches that Il al rot
pass.
The conr;t,.o a. ;,a;,.,arr ronor,ad
that House h;u ~ h. - re,at;on - mar
4 fIarel licenses IN u ,saa,;va carta;r mr..
Iriarcs. do mass Honsa Mi NJ "a n ref.
i erence to netit larceny doi not mass
4 House hill M e4-,to ra,,,;ra nIaintiff n
i l,repleyin "a yivo I,ond IN oosfa ", pot
"a IS. Housc iii M eS i, ef.,renco ~
cost bonds IN onncoI rases do nof mass
House hill No 75 IN refere,cs - /, ',,,,,S, conv
\ from judgement roll' Al nass Hare i;i,
No Ia n refero,,co ~ Lott;n INV bo,so
raccs and vacItsr,,.ss do nass aI;nor;t :
4 ro,,orf signed bv Mes.rs ISe;tl, T i ~, ~
|Aleorn. Jones. ofs fIn;an cox g 4n.lo,- son
Bucklev lvehh sxtau That n ii M u, Il
House Hi No ia L, refera,,ca n, ca,,i.
4 IL writings recorded IN tl,;4 a. na.s
4 f4one t;ii ii, III ~. IS. u.
nesses N civil and criminal cosos do NOT
pass.
A minority report on House bill No. q.
In relation to the exemption from taxation
of all evidences of indebtedness. was sub-
mitted and signed by Messrs. Mcclure
Anderson. Collier. White Webb. Thomas.
Yerger ana Hicks. that il do mass.
The railroad committee reported on
House bill No. 1877. "In relation 10 shin
ping of live stock" Do mass.
The agricultural committee reported that
Isbuse hin No. 80 "In reference 10 fer
tilizers." Do mass. Uouse hill No 1oS
ITO proyjde tax unon anv nerson on
gagged in buying or selling cotton for him
self or as agent. and not as a licensed
merchant" Recommended TO be referred
TO committee on wavs and means
The committee on county affairs report-
| ed that Housa hill No "In relation to
the place of meeting of the hoard of super-
yisors in counties having two court dis
tricts." Do pass. House bill No. 161. .In
reference TO boundary line between
Marion and Pearl River connt;es.' Rec-
ommended 70 be referred 70 committee ON
local and priyate legislation House bill
No. 1G5 "in relation TO stock law fines y
Do mass
| "Housa resolution .Ip reference to So
cur;ng mn onnronriat;on for paarI r;vor
as far north as Monticello" Do pass
Uouso hill No IL "AJomor;ol;,;ng Con.
gress TO grant belligerent rights TO Cuban
insurgents" Do pass.
House hin No q yos colIod nm and Arr
McClurg moved il be nut rpon its first
passage.
Mr.. Thomas. of Washington. smoke at
length in favor of its adoption.
Mr. Byrd. of Neshoba. spoke against
the bill, claiming that if all the laws an
| tagonistic to money-lenders were wiped
our, capital would come TO MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. OoA spoke against 'he Diii as
member OF lne commlt'ee' reporting 'hat
1t 40 not pass
| Mr. ANDERSON favored the passage Oh
'he law.
Mr. ori.z spoke Iorelply Against 'ne
| adopuon OF the law deciarihg II uhconsu-
'u'iohni because IL was ciass iesisi"lon'
ana compared II 10 tne income TAX recent
y ueeiued VOID ne Appeared 10 ,ne
House TO vote down the Dill ana sustain
the committee on JUDICIARY.
mr.. "niie spoke ~ iu'or VI ,hc pm
ueci"rins ne oeiie'eu 1t "ouiu p'heh' 'he
c'ass borrowers III Miss'ssippi.
hr' Lipseonip opposeu 'ne h-e"euie, anu
presented soou argument as'ihs' us
"uUp'ion. At, -, .,.e.
opoh iho'ion 'he piii was ihuehA''ei'
pos,poheu.
Ing coniini.'ee On i1I"i anu plisa'e lrs
isia'ion repoi'eu ,il"' ii19se r. o'lrs i -,os. 80
anu -, VI ienei ~ - :, uens, "n.
Ian 70
.inor"y repors oi iouse pr,' o'
ssneu y! o. 'one' anu H. 'o"es'
'n"' ~ uo io' p"'''
Money Elected senator.
At 1905 o'clock the Senate was receiv-
cd and the ballot for United States Sena-
tor proceeded with. Judge +. A. Critz, of
Clay, nominated Col III. ID. Money, of
Carroll. Having placed in this man such
confidence the people and Democrats of
Mississippi could feel sure that "the high
standard that we have come up TO hereto
fore would not be lowered by the gentle
man who has been nominated TO succeed
him.
non; n. =, na'1orn; ol N"rloh, T., nonll-
aa'eo Lon. ranh Du'hn', VI ni, Sii,AasaM, ~.
III speech III "hI.h he "ppca'eu ~ 'ie