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noes.
Mr.. Bean opposed the resolution
urging the. necessity of leaving the
Pension Board, Railroad Commis
sion, etc, having rooms for the
transaction of their business.
Mr. Fahey moved the reference Of
the resolution to the Committee on
Public Grounds and Buildings, with
Instructions 10 report tomorrow,
and his motion prevailed.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Speaker announced the ap-
pointment of the following stand.
ing committees:
! New Counties and County Lines
Steele, chairman; Layne, secreta-
ry; Hayworth, Miller (Monroe),
Royston, Hogue, Straub, Crotzer,
Collier, Bryant, Anderson, Cheat
ham, Mellen, Mitchell, Watson,
AGREE.
Forestry, Fish and Game Bird
song, chairman; Collier, secretary;
Steele, Eastman, Lipscomb, Nc
Dowell, Tittsworth, Gordon, Fahey;
Cooper, Miller (Union), Williams,
Sharp, Stratton, Montgomery,
] King, Mcclure. Bell.
Internal Improvements Davis,
chairman; Evans, Sc ecretary;
Knowles, Largent, Maxey, McKin-
ney, Rawls, Stratton, Straub, Walk
er Watson, Driver, Cummings.
Constitutional Convention and
Amendments Williams, chairman,
Walsh, secretary; Knowles, Roy
ston, Parks, Miller (Union9, Mel
len, Mcmahon, McElroy, Maxey,
Lillard, Hogue, Burnett, Anderson,
Miller (Monroe), Mckinney, Lips.
comb, Householder.
Commerce Mayo, cha RIM a nj
Parks, secretary; Straub, Hardin;
Birdsong, Householder, Mitchell,
Crotzer, Weber, Acree.
immigration Cheatham, chair
man; Gambler, secretary; Mcmahon,
Hogue, Hardin, Hamilton, ellis,
Fuqu, Cox, Layne, Mitchell, Evans,
Crotzer.
Liquor Traffic Benham, chair
man; Sharp, secretary; Eastman,
Sneed, Cummings, Royston, MUIR
ray, Fuqua, Mcdowell, Rawls, Bell,
Love, Bean, Birdsong, Lyons, Fa-
hey, Deming, Carson, f. M. Miller,
Gardner, Corn.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
Senator Fliypin this morning in
troduced his bill providing for the
reorganization of the Circuit Court
of Shelby County.
Senator Flippin introduced bills
in the Senate repeating the charter
OF Raleigh and Incorporating the
town, also bill repeating the char
ter of Bartlett. All the bills passed
the first reading.
Representative Fahey introduced |
his jim-crow law in the House. The
measure is not generally favored by
the Shelby delegation. A confer
ence between the two delegations
scheduled for Monday night was
not held, and hence Mr.. Fahey's
action came as mild surprise
Senator Mckenzie, of Carroll
County, is after three State normal
schosls. His bill was introduced in
the Senate this morning. It carries
an appropriation Of SIS, 900 annual
y for the maintenance of a normal
school in each of the grand divi-
slons Of the State, $25,000 each
The schools, if the bill passes,
ire to be located in cities contribut-
ng grounds and buildings to the
amount of $751;
Students desiring to qualify
themselves for teachers will be adj
nitted free of charge.
Both the House and the Senate
.ook recess at II o'clock to listen to
addresses to a joint meeting by
State Archivists Thomas M. Owen,
# Alabama, and Dunbar Rowland.
# Mississippi. Both gentlemen
poke Interestingly and were heard
b connection with the bill now
oending, which creates a Depart
nent Of Archives and History for
Tennessee.
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