SENATE,
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SATURDAY, February Z, 1916.
Messrs. Wiburn, Boone and Pegues
presented sundry petitions, &C., which
were referred.


MIl,s offered resolution that the Au-
ditor furnish this House with a statement
showing the amount of the Sinking Fund
which has been paid in and now stands
TO the credit Of the Planters Bank Bonds.


Lumpkin reported bill TO provide
tor allowance and dpayment to physicians
for services rendered in certain cases, in
lieu OF the one referred to his commit
Tee.


The "Levec Biz and 100000 acres
OF land Bin were postponed till We'd
nesday next.


The bill to provide for a call of a
Convention to amend the Constitution,
&c, was made the order of the day for
Thursday next.


Adams Offered resolution tha, the
Legislature adjourn SINE die on the 2Slh
instant--Ilcs over one day.


The Apportlonment bill was pu, of
till Tuesday next.


A communication was read from the
Auditor, stating that there bad been re-
ceived $84,492 Of the Sinking Fund,
but did not know if any of it had been
placed to the credit Of Planters Bank
Bonds--relerred to Judiciary.


The Senate then adjourned.