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A bill to authorize iustices < to aepntlse constable in certa;. '. ne pTeacs

 The communscation of sl'''il p. cases. Auditor of Public AeeonntAa Aillzy Wilson Ii His Exeelleney John Pope, Sss Sssaafssssdto to the committee T appointed io ezsnl leiersd books ot the Auditor and Trsss,'ns .e sAarans the

 The bill supplementary ta ,sasurer. aa nently to locate the seat of in, ns,;ee ies penna- county of Chicot, was ordsraa susaee of tEe grossed for third readino ta s,su ,s 10 been. :, ihe biil supplementary to ti'0F, tba " the collection of small debts, was ,s o Jaw iol ted s to committee of the whole, and e1illqlt the order of the day for to-,norroa r' alia made

 The memorial, presented bv Ni sard, praying the opening of a. ra.d 0'' ginning at Murrelps Post-osice. iPaa' De, ending at the Post-oflice at Niler r'e,' e a1 and was read third time and pAssrn d V Il,

 October 19.-The followina b;r read first time, and ordered fo 's so aeie reading: V q second

 A bill to authorize William shanno. build toll bridge across the Coss;,a. s,oa 'e

 A bill for the relief of the iea;a,ma.al ai, ala children of Wm. Ross. 'ssi'l1ats

 The following bills were made tha o., of the day fer Monday: - 0'aS'

 bill for thu Punisiulenr or sIayas ., ty of the crime of larceny; and - s1i-

 A bill to repeal in part an act raau.. sherifis to expose lands for sale at na Gf.as s other than during the sitting of inc S Coa, alls Ihetollowing resolutions were intro,,oa1 s1l,

 By Mir. StithoeH-Instructing inc J,er Ja% clary committee to inquire into the eynsS sS' eney of allowing magistrates compensat;on for their services while transactipe tbe slU4 bn siness of the County Courts, to be paid ou om of the county treasury.

 By Mir. .Martin-Instructine the ann nlttee on Ways and Means to inoure ;n,s , the proprlety of taxing the Branch of ths Bank of Baltimore, or loan office. estah flshed in Little Rock, and to tax any and every branch of any bank, the Umted States and its branches excepted.

 The following bills were read tba time and PASSED:

 A bill more permanently to define tbe northwestern boundaries of Conway ana Pope countless

 A billcompellingthe Treasurer of HemD stead county to pay over one-eighth part of the amount of the monies in the Treasury or that was due the Treasury, on inc 2ld October, 1928;

 A bill to authorize justices of the peac. to deputise constable in certain cases; A bill supplementary to an act perma nently to locate the seat of justice of Ch cot county;

 A bill supplementary to the law defining the crime of maiming;

 A bill supplementary to an act, to locate the permanent seat oi justice III the eouniy of Lafayette; and

 A bill for the reliefof B. F. Howard

 I he bill to repeal in part, an act to att thorlze the removal of the administrator on the estates Of Joseph James and Jo. seph Kuykendall, deceased, was ordered to be re-engrossed fora thirdreading on Mon- day.

 The bill to appoint commissioners to le. " tax in the county of Jackson, for tho purpose of bb,,ii,iing jaii, was orderedto be engrossed for third reading on Mon day.

 The bill supplementary to the several laws regulating the fiscal concerns of this Territory, was ordered to be iaid upon the table.

 The bili altering the mode of assess ment, was laid on the table till Monday

 Mir. Ragaa introduced a bill to amend the 17th section of the small debt law, which was rejected.