Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-01-27
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Gaoi. .Tatnnn tnrl',u ,J in e'eiS session oi the
nres,.;sia,' s''i,' "'u Sio"'s p'ielp"ily III iVs
bas nnniootnI ,"1 s"v VI any person VINO
t%a l' -. m,5,oo'vu n! " P'{ PINIlSsg l"N At
sorra foi 900 ,''''o ,a. ~ oe en'oIcu 70 pay
s","' s",''' ~, ~ -oo per cent u"nages II nece9'
t,ag1,, - ~ i" nv iHNallu"'e CON
dno M T.''Te paI;l Til'n 'lle aIieal@9eS were
| |tia,, 49, i'oiu'o Uneieu ',le hisV oPPosl,
froa, @ - ,L 'n "n!oil',nellt |hlcn Precluoea
aation J w ,h f,G' loioa VI 'le olil any iti'
e. o,'tI tba - n''S',I 'T ai'e"ul PenuluS
mani o nin. r''''%V vi '"' io"' Inis uinehH-
defcoteJ Ito ,ha!,otP TPPIse' PtLat Uiu tG @ nnally
ottont;on ,d,.. iaS ','ous,'t ''o' y tle proper
of tLo Gt,t, wy ~" '"Hr9 'y 'he PeoPlo
on,' '"u ",, 'n'utV, ''''e Mouio pG no hce4 oI
'I ta -, ,''l'r,a's h, %'. 'I"' "ou'o alio" Ihe'n
~ ~ oou,iIat y"IN "uu lnu"' Pay "eh'a III ofuer
,,'I ,%'',''',L '.I Ooii'l",'S' VT EIIIHsUoi op
Pa az ~" "ne. "m,enu,ne,V , anu '3e orlginH,
saiJ NJ l";,.9, man. uVuSeS MS '"Ac'
i nrworthy tL7s ,tont;on1 % @ NJ NJ, W W.
smoke ot lSngtL dn tLo % smhioot w. .+,tiaa " Gla
that tbp nossa%c nf t%o lin Io% n,o,nt thn3i
Tho Siotn migbt rooo;o va, 1an, ,,,''mv '""'
that otherwise if could nnycr oItain
judge Coleman oppo,ed thn whole. giving
as his reason thai the only pcrsoH wh0
would appreciate the privilege Of payino
back taxes was the man who wontnd 10
validate a contract and a "fplIow nj
| this trouble cot into IL himself and lot
him get out 3 After murh debate the
bill passed.
Under REPORTS of committees the ocri.
cultural committee renortcd that tbe GIl
for the drainooo of s,comn and oy.r.
flowed land do nass
The committee on pen,ions reported
fayorably on the measure for the enu.
meration OF the Confederate soldiers Of
the State. and also with favor on tbo
resolution authorizing tho Leoislature 10
memorialize Compress to appTnroiate tho
sum of $500 600 for q monument to tnc
beroism of tho American soIdinr Of
yicksbmg,
Mr.. Coleman introduced bill to re.
move the Governor and Attorney Gen.
eral from the Board of Control and have
the board composed of but the three
Railroad Commissioners. Tie Board of
Control has in hand the pend institu-
tions of the State, and in relieving the
Governor and Attorney General Of their
places ON the board, as provided for in
the Coleman bill, the only object was
to take some Of the burden from their
shoulders.
Bills introduced were as follows;
by MI katcIllt-An act approprlat'
ing money TO pay uIe balance due on the
furnishings OF the State capitol building
ny M hatt,iIl-Ah acI Pro!luing ior
ne iea1'"s y, 'Io 9lu I'"'S !ol!i'oi puiIu'
az 4;T "i,I lou,,u' - 90 Co.. .,o MISSISSIPPI ! in,
uuS'l,'i t,y d.. oGn!P""y lo' use III promoting
'"I o'",c i%ii; an; .....,- H.
10y N'' n' i.'''o ~" 'IO "ll'oliuins 'Ao
law as ~ tlm3 .nu e"'olils u ue0ieos'
+, pS a. rms -Ah "'V i"lsliS iclenuo ,,'
'nlousn '"o i'9'''s Vi So''eh' eieui'S lol
~ p,' w., p,A,, pno,;l;a,. g.. ....;,,
yeniro focios in oonitaI cnsos
D.. ,f. r,.,a. 80. ......:.,:... e..
,iini,',,,,, ,'r;.I,,,,t N1 r'4t ~, -N'S 80
;,,'' pIH,','ii'lV :. ~ liz Dies,'o s
IN thn s''11s 't'' nf SiG ~ ltno n'7'''0 y N'''
10y MI ,oinlIIl--Nn ,;l, ucV 10 restrict lhe
ISSUANCE Vi nCgllseS IoL SaIooh purposes
u, 10 towns oI I'ooo PoPulatloh OF over ana
1n'i, OH! 10 Su'il PERSONS DIS l'u oeen
reS,ueh,s n ana Hl taxpayers lo' one year
u! MI' eo'c'll'h ACT regulating
ilIn.c,Pa' m ' I assessment, ana 'Nlu'''ohs i,
Dy Mr, ooleilI'il--Nh ucO lcPeoll!S Vno
act ,., @ Which created 'le once Oh assistant
Attorney 9GneI"l' ,...., j.,
.. ny Mr' foWell--Ah .N','--a "eV Slo''hS lne
liaol'lty oi inhNGePeiS'
Il, py W. Puliaru na. An acu opProPl |Vihs
tne e sum VI @"2,oou 10 pay 'nt Dunk oi
p''oAl I"lu9 po'lo"eu ny 'Ie oyster
commission during O''G PasI year
uoV' HaIoa'i'ali Suolill'Veu liesSage
authorizing the house 10 take up tie
matter OF el'her the moving OF tne
courthouse OF jasper county TO a more
central iocalloh' on ,,,'l. eIse al'ioe 'he CIR
CUT ana 'hahcer! u'SI'ic''
The committee on appropriations fav'
orcd the bill'approprlatlng the proper
sum for the maintenance OF the MIS-
sissippi national guards, and It's favor
able report was read.
Mr.. Carothers, of Lee, had House bill
No. II, on swamp and oyertowed lands,
called up and was presenting his rea-
sons for introducing it when point of
order closed the subject and recommit,
ted the bill to the committee, to await |
the routine of the Code to again bring
the mater before the House.
An ornronriot;or u,ooeuro to no,, tba |