HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


WEnNEsnAY Eahruarv d 1910
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Totlen, from the judiciary committee,
made an unlavorable report on the pro.
position for providing general law for
The incorporation of towns, cities, ect.;
and also, on the bill for the benefit of
guardians, executors and administrators;
which were received.


The same committee reported against
the proposition for allowing females to
vote on the question of licensing the
sale of spiri,uous and vinous liquors in
their respective police beats which was
received.


'Ehe same committee, TO whom was
referred the resolutions for the more
speedy collection of debts due the state,
and for providing by law for the sale of
the lands, reported the following bills:


A bill in relation to the town lot fund
and other purposes.


A bill to authorse the sale of lands
belonging to the sinking fund, and for
other purposes.


And bill to authorse the commits
sioners of The seminary fund to compro-
mise with the debtors of that fund.


Sharkey, from the select committee to
whom was referred the resolution for the
payment of the Planters bank bonds,
reported bill for the sale of the lands
belonging to the sinking fund. The
report was laid on the table. and made
the special order of the day for Wednes.
day next.


Singleton, from the committee on pro-
positions and grievances, reported a.
ganst the proposition to give the wives
OF convcts in the penitentiary one-half
Of the proceeds of their husbands labor.


Totten, from the selec. committee,
reported back the bill to regulate the
collection of costs, with amendments.
The report was agreed 10, and the bill
passed-ayes Dc. noes 80.


Emanuel, from select committee.
reported a bill to appropriate five thou
sand dollars towards the rebuilding of I
the hospital of the city Of Vicksbure, ]
destroyed by fire. /
The house went into committee of the I
whole, North in the chair, on the bill to
repeal the act prohibiting the introduc- /
ton Of slaves into the state as merchan. a
disc. AFTER some time spent therein, $
Maxcy moved that The committee rise, 4
eport progress, and ask leave to sit
again on .the. bill on Thursday which a
was agreed to. f
The House then adjourned, C