MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
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The first three day 5 business Of our I.egis-
lature, which Is al that we have received
any account Of By our exchange papers. is
easily dispatched Of in our columns.


MONDAY, July 10, 1s43.
In pursuance Of a proclamation, both hran-
ches Of the Legislature assembled for the
transaction Of business. The two Houses
were organized at abouthalf past 10 O'Clock,
many Of the Senator'S and Representatives
being absent. A joint committee was ap-
pointed to wait upon the Governor and IN
form him that the two Houses were oFgani-
zed and were ready to receive from him any
communication he mightsee proper to make.
The Governor told them he was not ready
just then, but would attend 10 that duty to-
morrow at twelve.


The Legislature then adjourned.


TUESDAY, July II, 1914.
In the House-The Governors message
was taken up and read after which there
was some debate as to whether 5000 copies
or $50 copies Of this lengthy and alI-mport-
ant document should be printed. At length
motion to print 5000 copies prevailed
ayes 45, noes 43.


On motion, the House adjourned.


WEDNESDAY, July 12, 1913.
Mr.. Hill Of Marshall, introduced bill for
disrieling the State. According to this bill,
each district vii. be composed of the follow
! ing counties -


1st Disiriet--De Soto, Marshall, Tippah,
Tishamingo, ltaWamba. Pontotoc, Lafayette
Panalo, Tunica and Coahoma.
! End District--Eolivar, Tallahatchie, Yallo-
busha, Chckasaw, Monroe, Lowndes, Octib-
beha, Choclaw, Carroll, Yazoo, Holmes and
/ Washington.


3rd District--Attala, Winston, Noxubee,
Kemper, Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Warren,
Kinds, Rankin, Scott, Newton & Lauderdale.
4th District--Claiborne Copiah, Simpson,
Smith, Jasper, Clarke, Wayne, Jones, Cow
ington, Lawrence, Franklin, Jefferson, Will
kinson, Adams, Amite, Pike. Marion, Perry,
Greene, Hancock, Jackson and Harrison.