WEpSEspAY, Nov. 1. 1916.
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'EpNLsbAtt 4SOFs As tC4O. sIr. BilIingsley moved that two thousand copies Of the Governors Message and three hundred of the accompanying documents be printed for the use of the House Adopted.

 Mir. Forrest offered preamble and ioiat resolution for ;he purpose oi incorporating into oer Constitution the following amend n'ents proposed at the last session, aud pub lished in the different newspapers of the State

 No Bank shall hereafter be established within the Sla,c

 :. To enable the Legislature to provide Tor permanent interchange among the Judges of,he different Circuits.

 ,. To enable inc General Assembly to 1 eoaier upon Justices of the Peace jnisdic- tlon. Ia civil cases, such IS covenant, actions for inc recovery of fines and forfeitures, where the amount is nai over : lG0, and in criminal cases. such as Assaults and Baiier- ies, and penal offences less than felonies.

 Il. To continue all officers, whose time is fixed by .he Constituiion, iu their respective l offices, aniil their successors are elected and eaalified. Laid over for the present. The Speaker announced .ise following standing committees for the ssssion, to vii {: Os ELEcrloss, Messrs. Marshall, Abra- ham, Neill, till, Kelly and Buchanan.

 Os WAYs AND MEsSs, Mezsrs. Fletcher, of Mississippi codniy; Annls, Bell, Brown, Forrest and Hili

 OS PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Messrs. Bertrand, Hughes, Cru,chheld, Burke, Clarke. Duan and Ramsey,

 os BAsks, Messrs. Nolaad, Biliingsly, Turner, Woodward, Wiley, Sloi,s, Leslie, Robinson, and Murphy. OS ArpiroK's AND TREsuRE's Baogs hiessrs. Newton, Alslon, Brickey. Cross Farmer. Fletcher oi Pulaski. and llolcomb [ Os TIE jrDieisRy, Messrs Broxp.