MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES

SENATE.
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WEDNESDAY, February IL, le48.


Me.calf presented the petition of the
members Of The medical convention.


The governor informed the senate
that he had approved and signed the fol.
lowing bills:


An act to amend the revenue laws of
The state.


An ac, amendatory Of the laws for the
relief Of the poor.


An act for the benef, OF the sher,ffs
ofCoahnna, Washington and Issaquena
counties.


An &C. 10 attach portion of Yazoo
to the county of Warren.


An act to amend an act to reorpanse
the judicial districts of The state of Mis-.
sisslppi. approved Feb. 8, 1914.


An act 10 preserve the records of the
probate court Of Lowndes county.


An act to incorporate the presiden,
and trustees of the Aberdeen Female
Academy.


An act to change the name Of Francis





An act to authorise the removal of The
slaves Of the estate Of Thomas Harde-
man.


The bill au,horising sale of lands be-
longing to the sinking fund, passed.
The senate went into committee Of
the whole, on the bill reducing the fees
OF certain officers therein mentioned,
approved Feb. 10, 1914, and after some
time spent thereon, rose and reported the
bill back with an amendment repor. re.
ceived and agreed to.


The bill 10 repeal the law of liens
upon judgments i'll justices courts, was
taken up, amended, and ordered to be
engrossed.


The bill prescribing the mode of col
Iecting costs in certain cases, was passed
ayes IL. noes l3.


The senate refused to resolve itself
into comm ttee Of the whole, on The res.
olunons to amend the constitution Of The
state.


On motion the Senate adjourned.