STATE LEGISLATURE.

FIR ST SESSION.

SENATE.
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Thursday, September 15, 1886.

 Mir. Ferguson was appointed to carry message to the ii. of Reps, informing them oi the adoption on yesterday, of resolution, appointing committee to act in conjunction with committee appointed the part of the House. to wait the Governor and inform him that the two houses ready to receive any communication he may proper to make, and ascer- tain at what lime he will make said communication, and to ask the concurrence of the House thereto

 Mir. Ringgold introduced bill authorizing the ap- pointing Trustees to the Batesvilie Academy, which was read first time and ordered to second reading tomorrow

 The bill from the H. of Reps, entitled ia bill to be entitled act to provide for the election of Pres- dent and Vice President of the United States was ta- ken up and read first me and motion the rules of the House being dispensed with, the bill was read se- cond tune, and on motion of Mr. Brown ordered to be committed to the committee of the whole, and made the order of the H. for to- morrow.

 MT. Iuy presented message from the H. inform ing the Senate of the appointment by the House of Messrs. Teevault, May, Reyburn, Roberts and Bran- don as committee on counties and county lines and asking the appointment by the Senate of committee to act in conjunction with them.

 Messrs Ferguson, KuykendaI and Williamson were accordingly appointed said committee, and the House informed thereof.

 The bill from the House, entitled an act to establish and define the boundaries of Searcy county was taken up, read hrs time, and the rules being dispensed Wltns was read second tune, and on motion of MT Saunders ordered to a third Reading on tomorrow.

 The resolution in relation the election of public printer, amended in the H. of R., was taken mn. and, on motion os Mr. McCamy, was concurYsd in, 5y yeas and nays, follows.

 Yeas-Messrs. Ball. Brown, Kuykendan McCamv. Saunders, Thornton, Williamson and Mr. President. Is.

 .Nays-Messrs. Clark, Ferguson, Hill, lizard, Me kean, Ringgold and Smith--7

 The Senate concurred in the resolutio from the IT ot k, for the appointment of joint committee on pub- ic buildings, and Messrs lizard, Ball and Smith were appointed on said committee the part of the Senate

 resolution, from the H. of R. appointing the l6th ins for the joint election of public printer, was on motion of Mr. McCamy, laid on the table.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

 The House met pursuant to adjournment mes sage was received from the Senate informing the House that that body had adopted resolution appointing d committee to act m conjunction with such committee as may be appointed on the part of the House to wait upon the Governor and inform him that the two Hous es are now ready to receive any communication he may wish to make, and to ascertain from him at what time ii will suit his convenience 10 make snch com muncation.

 The message was concurred in by the House. and Messrs. Tolleson Franks and Brandon were anpo;p.- ed said committee. S'''s7

 The resolution of the Senate of Tuesday on tho subject of Banking, was taken up and eoncurred in. ana select committee was appointed, consisting of