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report in favor of the sitting member, Mir. Hanks. The report of the committee was taken up on the following day, when the house went into committee of the whole, and after some time spent thereon, the com mittee rose, and reported the report of tine stand ing committee, without amendment, which was agreed to by the house.

 Mir. Hudspeth, from the joint Committee to receive proposals forthe Pubic Printing, made the following report: 1 Gr For report, refer to Farreliy's re- port. from the comanittee oppoaated on the portof the Council, ID this days proceed ings of tRe Council, achich ss the some, aoord .tor acord, as tbe one preseateddy .Mr. ifiuispeii, .ssir. Hiudspeii, presented, qifier this report, an erplanatory leitc'' ffson Ip'n. F. Woodruf, audieh aeiA also ln lo,uad n u,e proceedings q the Co.uncsfo of to-dag. 1-FT~J

 Mir. Clark introduced hill to repeal the 9th section of ail act, entitled an act, for the division Of Clark county, passed 2d l November, 1929; which was ordered to a second reading.

 Mr. Whitsoa introduced Q bill to regu- late the tax on merchandise; which was ordered 10 a second reading. Mir. .MaYtin introduced the following bills A bill supplementary to the law de- tining the crime of maiming; bill altering the mode of assessment; and bill sup i plementary to the several laws regulating the fiscal concerns of this Territory; all of which were read, and orderedto second reading

 Mf. Roberts introduced bill for the re- lief of the Sheriff, of Conway county; which was ordered 10 a second reading.

 RIr. Bpnside offered resolution, which was adopted, requiring the Public Printer to give bond and security in the sum of fue thousaad dolldrs, the whole job will not amount to $looo], for the faithful perform ance of his duties in a reasonable time.

 Mr. Bymside offered resolution ask ing the appointment of select committee to inquire into the expedicncy of memorial izing Congress 10 establish one company of Dragons on the frontiers of Washing ton and Crawford counties.

 On motion, the order of the day was taken up.

 A bill for the punishment of slaves for the crime of larceny, was read a second time; and, on motIons was committed to a committee of the whole house, and made the order of the day for tomorrow.

 A bill authorizing Emzy Wilson to erect andkeep toll-bridge across Palarm Bayou. was read second time, and ordered to be engroeeed and made the order of the day for tomorrow.

 A bill concerning the summoning of ju- TOTS, was read a second time, and commit ted to committee of the whole. and made the order of the day for tomorrow.

 This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, was agreed upon by both houses to go into the election of Public Printer.

 The member from lizard county appear cd, produced his credentials, was qualified, and took his seat.

 Mir. Buzzard introduced bill supple mentary to an act to locate the permanent Seat of Justice in the county of Lafayette; which was read and ordered to a second reading.

 For proceedings in detaia, s'ets', te the proceedings of dhe Council of fo-day. l The bouse adiourned