MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
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In the Hocse. Of Representatives on
/ the 18th Mr.. Har rison introduced bill
to incorporate The Pamela and Delta
charcoal road company. Rules sus'
pended and the bill passed.


The senate bill TO establish common
schools in this state wastwice read:


The senate bill 10 settle The construc-
tion of the 18th section, of the act oI
Feb. gath 1914, relative to Kens %
judgments, was passed.


The bill 10 reduce the per diem oI
the members of the Legislature. was on
motion Of Mr. Farrar indefinitely pos.
! poned.


In the senate on the 10Th the bill to
Incorporate the Pamela and Delta Rail
Road Company was read The third time
and passed.


A bill TO reduce the per dium allow
ance of The board of police and probate
Judges, and clerks of certain counties
thereon named was passed by the SEN
ate.


A>memorial to congress in relation
10 the removal Of distractions between
the Mississippi river and the gulf OF
Mexico, was passed by the senate.


The bill TO incorporate. the Eocopolis
Rail Road company has. passed both
houses Of the Legislature and been ap-
proved by the Governor.


bill giving power TO the circuit and
CHANGER y.yeeurts to legahze bastard
children, .eI1er namessssc. tBas- .xead. a
third time and passed he sertfe. =
The senate has passed a y4biA amend:
rag the !aw in relation tc -takings Bail
lnscrfrnllral Gases 50
J Ia thessepsle.f6e 6iJf.t0s-incorporate
the eanpLa :and. Delta cAar.ca5da .,Roud
was. read. the -third time agd. passedy r.
"A .HietaoEiar1a the. .:eon sress OF. 4he
Ohfted States to provide leTs setting
aPart.other Hands in lieu x1. 10th sec
lions. lastownshiRs disposeter 10 eeftafh
Choetaw Indians, uader The ,treatye. Of
Aaneiag Rabbi: Greek, was read. the
third time and passed. 49,, .s..'.,s
The llousetas passed "a bal te. re-
peal the 9th section. of the act. Of 839,-
10 suppress tiPpling houses. We be-
heve his bIllhad previously passed the
senate. .- =,


The House has concurred in the SEN
ate,s amendment Of the bill TO repeal
the. act of 1887; prohibiting thes intro
dQctien Of slaves INTO this, state. !


In ths senate the bill to repeal the
redemption law. of 1842 has advanced !
to'a second reading, -


The appointment BILLS still under
discussion in the Legisature-c Creating
great excitement In the House. Mr..
JrraVes moved that thessubIect be re-
erred to'a committee Of 12 members
one half from the north, and the other
nall from the southern and easteRn poP
ion Of the state,- and that they report
a bill Immediately, which was adop,nd.' i