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TTTE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY. STOYEMBKR 13.1W.
liEGISLATORS LOCK HORNS.
HOUSE AND SENATE DISAGREE ABOUT
THE LEASE BILL.
So
nfcrcnc o Committee !■ Ap-
polnlrd (o Nettle Ihe 'Inttrr— lion*©
Kill, tlio lloard of Pardons BUI
—Ready to Adjourn.
ATUDTi, Nor. 4.—{Special]—The
Western and Atlanta lease bill, as every
body anticipated, now in the hands of
the conference committee. The com-
mitten is composed of some of the ablest
men m both houses, but what they will
do with it cannot to-night be predicted.
Sonic prominent member* aiTcct to be-
lievo that tbe cornmittoe will reach an
agreement and report to-morrow, while
others predict a prolonged fight. There
. is a strong feeling, however, which your
correspondent shares, that there will now
be no great delay orer the matter, and
that the intelligent and patriotic gentle
men on the committee will find it possi
ble to settle the business to the best in
terests of the state without any bitter
ness and without any wrangling.
the conference committee.
such case* tnustbe tendered and signed
within thirty days after the rendition of
the judgment complained of.
The bill was evidently called forth by
the notorious delays in the Woolf oik
murder case, but it sought to correct all
similar delays which reflect upon the
justice of the courte.
The bill was lost, resolving only 68
ayes. It will be reconsidered and prob
ably passed.
Afternoon Session.
The following bill* and resolutions of
the Senate were read the third time and
^To amend section 8149 (a) of the Code,
as to the appointment of receivers of in
solvent corporations, traders or firms of
traders. - . * ,
To provide for the aale of the furni
ture remaining in the old capitol.
To dhtnies the suit brought by the
state against H. J. Lamar to recover
certain mill property erected on the
border of the Indian fcj ring reservation.
To provide whnt shall operate as a re
conveyance of property transferred to
socme debt.
To provide for the probate of foreign
will* and declare tue effect of same in
this state.
To requite the state treasurer to omit
from the list of assets of tho state certain
worthless securities.
To j revent tiespars on camp grounds
us* i for religioun purposes.
To require clerks of the superior court
President dtiBignon this morning ap- || r
pointed tbe following as the members of j j 0 ketp r book of records of superior
this committee on the part of the Senate: CLllrt charters.
Rice
this committee on the part
Messrs. Wooten, Harris of the forty-s« <
ond, BrmdweU, Bartlett, Sharpo,
md Little.
Just before adjournment this after
noon Speaker Clay announced the fol
lowing as the House members: Mcrsr*.
Felton. Lawson, Gordon, Hand, Johnson
of Jones. Atkinson of Coweta and O’Neill.
TIIE COMMITTEE IN A TWIST.
It was expected that the conference
committee would meet to-night, but the
two wings failed to have an understand
ing alout it. Prominent mem
bers of the two committees say to
night each sido will »tnnd out for its
i views about the bill and indeed it jfc
artere.
do prescribe what shall constitute the
oriei of evidence in motion* for new
trials.
To provide for the admission of white
fenmlo students in all the branch col
leges.
LICENSE FOr. HAUL!NO 8LKEPERS.
To amend tbe tax act with reference
to the license required of railroad com
panies for hauling sleeping cars of non
resident corporations, so that It shall
apply to such cars os are not already
Lived under the ad,
T<> enlarge* tho powers of c< ratn’.-udon-
i ra of roads and revenues and « r .inaries
f counties where there are no county
understood both committees hayo ngre >d comm i >t j ooer> | 0 bring suit again-t mii-
npon that line in ram us. Not withstand- road corporations where it is necessary
ingthis.it is the belief that y 1 *? j to sustain tho righto of counties ovcf
ngree upon a report by ednesday at the . luWic an ,i highw ays,
furthest. Tho committee now expects i To declare aldermen and ccunoilmcn
to hold ito first meeting at IS oclock to-1 of toWn * an(1 cltieg i„ e ligibl.. during
wiorrow. | their terms to any otlier municipal
IUCJlDT to a wo urn. j office.
The resolution was agreed to as ! pointoient of trustees of the state Uni- Amendments to the bill of Mr. Harris of
amended. versit/, so that said trustee*. inster. 1 of the third district to malco the steno-
stenographers for the supreme court receiving as compen-ati* n $1 p<*r diem graphers rep< rt the brief of etlJence in
The Senate took up the bill of the
House to authorize tho judges of tho
supreme court to appoint two additional
short-hand writers aud passed it without
opposition.
The bill by Mr. Colvin of Richmond,
to appropriate 61,000 f r the completion
of the ro»t?r of Confederate troops.
Passed.
To incorporate the town of Coney, for
merly known as Gun Creek, in l*ooly
county. Passed.
By Mr. McDaniel of Carroll—To amend
the charter of the Waco and Bowden
Railroad Company. Passed.
By Mr. Howell of Fulton—To amend
act providing fora board of examiners
for stationary engineers. Passed.
By Mr. Huff oi Bibl—To prohibit the
sale of liquor near Liberty CnapM, Rut
land district, Bibb county. Passed.
By Mr. La'.Uam c.f Cherokee—A like
prohibitory i;t«- fortlie neighlorhood of
Sn’o n Baptist church, in his county,
loosed.
By Mr. Tuck of Clarke—'To provide
that nil exr.utions for state, county or
city taxes t j*ball bear interest at 7 per
cent. Passed as amended.
By Mr. Candler of DeKalb— To pro
hibit cork lighting. Pa-M d ns amended.
By Mr. Campbell of .las;>er—To amend
$! l-r
ual
and actual mileage, shall
diem for actual exper s •#
anco on meetings of tbe board and u
mileage.
Also, an act emeriinf and net pi v i n .
tho < i,.11i11in . i:.Iy autli ritiea p**w• r
to establidi two or more voting pin- s at
the court house in elections, and the
• t>■ nwtn.'Tit- -.»••-•• m '■lections f« t
mayor and Aldermen, so that the num
ber of voting places shall not be less
than six.
Also, nn act to prohibit the judge of
tho county court of Putn<«m county
from practicing law in misdemeanor
cases.
To amend nn a t of 1K5 amending the
charier of Atuusta.
To incorporate the Bank of Blakely.
To prohibit tho sale of seed cotton in
S|Milding county between Aug. 15 and
Dec. 15.in ea« h year.
To incorporate the Georgia Commer
cial Insurance Company of Columbus.
To incorporate the Georgia Fidelity In
surance Company of Savannah.
To incorpoiate the Georgia Equitable
Insurance Company of All into.
lo incorporate the Bainbridge and
Northeastern railroad.
motions for new trial.
'Ihe biU passed to amend the act to
carry into eject the hist clause of arti-
stroilf t
IN Til It IIOt IK.
“First tialc’* jour* and "
Nnelson at lt-ISIIU l>a«
Atlanta, Nov. 0.—[Spec
Primus Jones, the famous first bale
secti' n 1, paragraph iof Uieconatl-J m * n » an( ^ ^ r * ^ ne ‘ son t tho famous [ tin-1,
tuticn in refcrenco to Confederate pen-: “Monday resolution
eions.
A bill to incorporate tho Chattanooga
and Gulf railroad passed,
RILLS PASSED.
The following bills were also passed:
By Mr. McDonald of Wore— 1 To authorise the
rrdbortes of Wore end Clinch to boro tbe boun
der/ hne between the two counties plsiuly
By Mr. Thurman of Walker—A rood low for bio
t.*\
__ . Jones of Coweta—To incorporate
Cotton Mills Bonk of Newnon.
By Xr. Hood of Jackron—To prohibit stock
drover* or others from allowing their stock to
ebre-
ter of tbe (Jberuke* Wesleyan Institute. •
By Mr. Hcrriiiftoo of Emanuel- Charter for the
town of HtUimore. -
By Mr. riemlng of Richmond-To conUnue In
force tbe chirter of the Augusta and bummer
'll i« Railroad Company.
By Mr. Tkner oOtuocofee-'. L._
porate Umlto of the dtj of Columbus.
By Mr. Perry of Gilmer— 1 To incorporate tbe
-To extend tbe cor-
By Mr. Glenn of Whitfield— 1 To amend the char-
street railroad.
„r. Glen
ter of Dolton.
Mr. J lot demon of Bibb—To provide ootnpro-
if the superior court of bibb
for the clerk of t
cot rt it tit Ion in reVreuce to Confedciute
pensions. Tabled.
By Mr, Howell of Fulton—To prohibit
sale of liquor near Sandy Springs Church,
in Fulton county. Pa-v-ed.
To incorp* rate the Brunswick, Athens tar <w»l» records- nt to the supreme
and Northeastern railroad. I “jif Mr. Davie of Elbert-To amend the charter
'lo incorporate tho Albany and Cor- of the town of Klbertoa.
Ty Mr. Foute of Bartow—To amend the charter
tho act t> ctiro* into effect tho provisions ..
ut article 7, section 1. p.ragrapli 1 of *h» \ , }°Ji l S 0 IP? r
L'Oif.titiitioti In r**.n>i>i'A lo ('onfmlpnitii i nlUlOlU, . ..... D/IiUlmllU
To Incorporate the Fail-mount Valle? I '‘^ Mr PoiLn-To.m.adtb.cb.rwrofBm^
ra lroad. ! wick.
To incorporate the Georgia Banking i bondsroavowm.
and Trust Company of 6iilledgeviln-. | I'.y Mr. Beruer of Monroe-ToautborU* thedty
To incorpt rat** the Hcbts and ’luck- r of Forsyth to Issue bonds.
B. n ing Cornp: n. of Albany. By Mr. Bate* of Murray-Two hills prohibiting
iu authorize tn«» town council of Ca-1 the sal# of Uqdor within two miles of two
mila to create a debt of $0,010 for the
purj-ose of erecting school houst-s.
CARROLL COURT TERM.
By. 5Ir. Harper of Carroll—To provide
for four weeks October terms ot tho au-
pei ior court of Caro *11. Pa*sed.
To untend tho registration law of Wal
ton o uitt' . Parsed by tulrstitute.
By Mr. Uarptr of Carroll—To prevent
sale of liquor in four miles of Tciuplc
Methodist church. Parsed.
By Mr. Howell of Fulton—To incorpo
rate Sandy Barings church and camp
ground for police I'tirp-.rf**. PasMid.
By Mr. Orieil • f fulton—'To inco p -
rate tho Soutliot n Mutual Banking and
Trust ~ "■
rust ComjMiiy of At luntu. I'a^eu.
By 3Ir. O’Neil—To incorpoia r o the
Giotgin Mutual Live Stcck A«ocmtion.
Pa^ed.
To change tho timo of holding the
Bibb counts ccurt from fits s Mcmlay in
Mav to th.r . 3Ionday in April. Puaecd.
To amend charter of the Home Louu
Ur.<* 1/• j <jlii' i-, uiiiuni v uui iu kin ii'iin
At the rloso of business this afternoon 1 To amend an act authorizing building and Banking Company. Passed.
I * By Mr. Jones o.a—To pro
hibit ta e of l.quor near riuuigua church
and academy. Pushed.
By Mr. Siiumunsof Sumter—To amend
the charter of Am?ric> a.
SwakirClay fctiitoj totlie llousvthat the an.lloan nncution. to loan money to
,, r per^ms not memlxTa of tho ns-ociut o ik
Indication. «n. that “ | To fl* with attaint? on the mpenor
whatever character would he cleared , c „ tlrt ,i„ CM of CMM in
from the clerk» desk to-morrow morn- w | lich nc , w cat( ,, nre granted br the
ingbr 12 o'clock, and nothimr would re- ^uiierior court.
main' requiring the attention of the i' 0 amend ^tion 8718 m to the timo
House but thu final disposition of the
lease act, which had gone to the confer
ence committee. The announcement was
received with applause.
BOARD OF PARDONS.
The House does not sympathize with
the governor and Senate as to tho neces
sity of a board of pardons, and this after
noon put the knife to the Smuts bill by
indefinitely postponing it.
•MAYOR PRICE IN THE HOUSE.
Among the distinguished visitors in-
vited to teats onr the floor oi the ilouso
today, was Hon. S. B. Price, tho hand
some mayor of Macon.
IN THIS IIOHUB*
A Conference Committee Appointed
on the Lease Hill.
Atlanta, Nov. 4.—[Special.]—Tho
great and only lease bill came back into
the House this morning.
The Senate took it up and resolved to
Insist ujion iu nrunwrii.t UlL 11;'. t ac
tion was nothing if ' 1 «*■*:• 1 it i-
«n«I h.i-* long been, the « im >m for tho
Housi- to put its a i *ndment> to tho
printed bill and stating that such and
tucli amendments apply to such and
such 1izzz cf tht printed copy.
Tho Be note, taking up onfiaturday the
mannv i ipt bill, could not readily find
the lines and words affected by the House
amendments. It then postponed action
until to-day. This morning it promptly
sect the bill and amendments bock to
the House, stating that it disagreed to
tU House amendments.
THE BOUSB INSISTS, TOO.
Mr. Smith of Gwiunett moved that the
House insists upon all ita amendments.
This motion brought on sharp discus
sion, though there was no opposition
to it
Dr. Felton wanted tho mattor post
poned until 3 o'clock this afternoon. He
said the ro was only a small House and
this was a roost important matter. Aa
for himself lie waa willing toabandon all
amendments, except th# one fixing the
line for advertising and aubmitting bids
for a lease. This was essential in the
extreme, and the Houso should stand
firmly upon its amendments.
The motion to insist was unanimously
canted.
A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. Gamble of Jefferson moved that a
joint committee consisting of seven from
the House and five from the Senate be
appointed to confer on the matter. This
motion prevailed.
Mr. Fleming of Richmond moved that
the committee be instructed to place the
amendments in the right position ovi-r
the written bill Tills motion was car
ried, and the House immediately trans
mitted a report of ita action on the mat
ter to the Senate.
Aa noon os tho Senate message stating
tbe above facts was received, Mr. Flem
ing of Richmond offered a resolution
that the House concur in the Senate’s
action and appoint its eotnmlttce. This
resolution was adopted.
Speaker Clay has not yet appointed the
House commltte. It is an important
of application for nsw trials.
To fix the number of journals of tho
vo house* of the lecMature to l>o
printed each cession at 5A> each.
A bill to create a board of pardons
hicli cam* to the House from the Sen
ate was indefinitely postponed, and
would have been killed if votod upon.
farmers’ institutes.
Tho House passed Mr. Calvins bill to
establi*,h fi.r.TieiV institute* in this state.
Tho bill provides that theso shall be or-
KuuUcru at such times ana places most
yonvenient for the agricultural interests
at tho direction of the board of directors
of the experiment station, but the bill
contained no appropriation
FISH * 1 A VS IN* THE SAVANNAH.
The Uouho pa-M*d a «<*:iato resolutli
providing for cl*
at and above An
liver (or tbe paa
shad fid*.
Mr. Dul'n e made iui effort to have
this bill Utbled, that lie might have nn
opportunity of intioduc.ng an amend 1
moot hereafter to te prepared. The
bill was finally paw-cU without amend
ment.
By Mr. Tanner of Coffee—Registra
tion law for his corn y. Passed.
By Mr. Smith of Lvctttur-To| rohibit
the sale of liquor within five miles of a
Presbyterian church in his county.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate got down to husincatnnd
passed nearly twenty hi Is this after-
coes. With a single csc6.*;S is the cal
endar was rigidly udbend to. und the
session was, oi course, a dull grind.
Tlu re wan con-hnrai.1.« variety in the
character of the hills acted upon. Borne
were of a general inter* at and more of
severely local aspect, such, for instance,
as that to chnngo tbe boundaries of
obstructions Waresboro so a* to make tho “mill
o .Savannah | ' r n h the co:p rate line, and leave
i esixxiallv I Juroe* Mullett's place outside the city
TUESDAY.
Atlanta, Nov. 5.—[Special]—The
conference committee came together at
noon to-day to consider tho lease bill
and harmonise, if pastil le, the differ
ence between the Senate and House, At
ihn* nut ting all m nor differences wire
cleared away. 'Ihe committeimeij from
tho House Hatred to r<ceJe from an
amendment made to the Senate oiotion,
mu! theJScr.uto toioinituciucn agreed tc
concur in all the oiher Houso amend
ments. i x e. ting that fixing tho Urn * of
advi rtifling lor bids and the comi>auiot:
amendment, fixing tbe lime when bub
shall be submitted. This leaves what
l as been conceded woul. be tho' mail-
i ■ ae. 1 ito Senate and House are alou
eight months apart as to time, which
would seem to l**ave plenty of margin
for» compromise.
JOI YET A9BESD.
No agreement w aa reached at the noon
session und adjournment«a* had till
this afternoon, lie afttruoon (*snioi
had the same resutr. Neither eide
wanted to yield n point of tira> and the
vommittee se parated to meet a,uin tt
morrow morning.
When tho House adjourned at 1 o’clock
to-day thero was to little busta
rLrlt'n ilualr flint nn afti-ri nni
clerk's desk that an afternoon *•*•-
was unnecc/wiry.
There is t o budness before the li
except a few bcn;;ts bills, which ??r- «
easily disposed of.
Ihe Senate dispatched business to-diy
but they have a gn at deal of work y -t
IIUFF’S KBJISTMAIION BILU
Mr. huff’* bit* to provide for ihe r*-„
isirution of volets in the city of Man n
which pa s d the House, is before tin
general judictary commiuee of tit** Stn
ate, where 1 understand Mr. Bartlett i
opposing it. it.e eommittee will giv* i
By Mr. Turk of Clarke—To provide for tandlrg
Ihe bonded debt of Clarke county.
i y Mr. tr-tuhaw or Kamluiph— 1 To empower
- JM require the n unidpal (.utliortMeecf Cuthbcrt
to collect a tax for educational purposes.
By Mr. Boone of Hail- Taro otlU autbrntnir
the couatruction of (atea acroaa tLa Lane road
nd tho Uflvon Islaods road In Hail county.
By Mr. Vandever o Habum—Toaruend the
isrter of the town of Tallulah Falla.
By Mr. Boone of Hail—To prohibit the aale of
By Mr. Harrell of WetMtsr—To amend section
ana repeal section 010 of the Code.
By Mr. Clifton of Chatham—To Incorporate the
M -troroliLin 8avinin and Loan Company,
- c * * ipbefl of * - *
By Sir. C*mp
IllHsboro. JaniK-i
Jaap* r-To in. uip.rate
B. uin*»na Of dumter-To amend charter
of &vaiumh. Amcrkua and Montgomery rail
B? Mr. Thurnaaa of Walker—To amend charter
of Lefajeite.
By Mr. l utum of X>ado—To prohibit the aale of
liquors m lour miles of two Dade county
of - teed cotton' between sunset ancf auurtae, in
MeriweUter coitaty.
By Mr. Holden of Towns-A charter 'or the
lawaae*e railroad.
By Mr. Daria of Burke-T* amend the act
railroad.
aria of I_ PEHMHMM
eatabUah a board of cotntn ■ *Ionera of roads and
lerrntww for the county of Burke.
C> II.*. Clifton of Chatham—To redistrict the
city of taraiuiah.
in all the rtenato pnased thirty-ix bill*
th s morning, nor does this statement bv
ni y means cover the businc-s transacted.
The Senate smote tbe calendar nfre-h
his aftc t noon, but did not make eo caudy
a show ing as this morning, becam e the
b lla for tecond rca iing took up *> largo
a part of its time. Bills acted uj o i were
ns follows:
By Mr. Tuck of CUrke—To amend charter of
the city v» Athens Is tiSmOtC* to tMuimipa* »5rv-
l<y Ur. Batee of Morrav—To prohibit tbe sele
of liquor near 11-amnt Valley Baptht church ia
>lur:.iy ecuuty. I’SaMd.
.m*hw ter the net*hhorb<ot of Bctbeada
churc'* In Jackson county, rataod aa amendeL
D/Mr. (hurch of l'*too»a-To a thoriac the
* *• .i :- k ... .> * *<nni ..uy !•>[•■■ a.-.- - i :
shots in the House this morning.
Col. Jones has been ab>ent for lo!
these man} days. His placo empty,
though not clinirlosp, so to speak, has
been an aching void n the front row.
Last night, however, CoL Jonei re
turned from Baker county, having
picked out 240 bales of cotton, or thirty
to tho mule, end this morning resumed
his seat amid app!ause.
But Sir. Snelson of Meriwether bad a
pleasant surprise for him. As arenas
tho Iku e had tt tiled to business and
had begun to reconsider and re-do what
it had tried to do yesterday, th.* gei.t.e-
man irom Meriweth.r ir-jse, loaded to
tbe muzzle with mirth and a ievolution.
He said tint the no v member from
Baker county waa ia his teat, and he,
therefore, moved tnut he be sworn in.
CoL Jones received tho motion that
he be sworn in with astonishment. The
H *use applauded ond it nerved tho firtt
bale raiser for a supreme effort.
“Mr. Speaker,” ho shouted, “it is not
necessary for me to be in my scat all tho
time. Tbe interests of the state and
country wi 1 not suffer if I am in my
seut Lut half the timo that the gentle
man from Meriwether is, Mr. 8|'eaker. I
wi 1 do the state and my cot e ituency,
Mr. Speaker, aa much gcod as tut grnlio
is in th© north section of
I'inolly he inquired whether
senator from tho thirty-third was a n
LI— Col rietl <r * ■ i , '* 1 ° min * ’
Irit h.1. Mi\ McCarty flatly decUaed to
inst.-ting that tho question was
*ly\ irrelevatiL llo admitted
exchanged i ma.ni'iconco of p tysique which
Why Cough,
di'plujed by the senator from tlio third,
Mr.
Htill that Hall county
thful locality than .Millodgc-
lltter placo for the
it field and Mr. Bartlett both
the claims of Milledgoville.
THE BILL PASSES.
JcCarty’s amendment was re
jected a: d t!.o bill scraped through by a
vote of 1 23 to 11. It was then trans
fer! *d to the House.
0dinnt Mr. Boyd felt (a’led upon to
Btat? his reasons tor voting aguuiat tho
bills
I wn* not that he wished to turn hia
br.Cv on the girls, God blesathem! And
it vas not becaU'C thu tchcnd was to bo
touted in Middle Georgia. But there
writ practical difficulties in the way.
taken fro
Ial.J—
IN Till
ATI.v r\, N -v.
the lease kill w
in the henato thi* in »rning, omen 'tnents
offered by tho Ilottso were found to lo
intended for insertion In certain num-
Ivtcu iiiiu uf i’uu bid wuiuh
did not correspond with those of the
copy transmitted by tho Senate to that
body. It thus became apparent that tho
House had used a copy of its own, print
ed for its own use.
Mr. Bartlett made the point that the
House should have fitted its amendments
to tho manuscript bill sent it from the
berate. In view of the criticism* of the
former body on tbe latter, he thought it
should havo' furnished a document which
the* Senate could handle. He did not
believe that tbe Senate could consider
at all the one on the clerk's desk.
The chwir pronounced tho point well
taken, and Mr. Wooten moved that on
account of the irregularity of the House’s
action in working wi it h a prime*: bill of
its own instead of with tho official paper
furnished by tho Senate, all tho House
amendments be disagreed to.
The motion waa carried and the House
at once notified.
THE HOURS'! UNUSUAL REQUEST.
Later a House messago brought word
that tliatltody insMcdon its amendments
and asked a committee of conference of
sown from tho House and fivo from tho
nllantly rallied to Uu
matter, and Mr. Clay wants time.
will be appointed from tbe Western and
Atlantic railroad committee, and will be
announced at 8 p. m.
REMEMBER TUE SABBATH DAY.
The Rev. Mr. McDonald of Ware is
the author of a bill to keep holy tho Sab
bath day.
The bill amends section 4572 wf 12m
code so as to make it a misdemeanor for
any tradesman, artificer, workman, etc.,
etc., to work at bis trade, or for any cm-
ployocof such laborer to force him to
wnrk nn th, T,
work oa the Ljrd's day.
It eomn up in th. Hons, for pustre
tin* morninr 1
■ w H««,n tmi
thi. Sal uh Iljijr lo kwp U holr." Mr
J[«^'U.whoU* Sun.t»j*h«J tuner*
Inn-ndent at hi. horn, ia TUotomtSI,
r,».l the oommanduent .lit, .uiit"!
-■••li .triking
Mr. Ml Donald laid lie hoped th„ th .
fourth ooiii—ndmint would not tl
n,„, „ le.1 :.- a .h,«U» IIouTLJid
propose a u -artltute. Be thought it
WWMiamih In iu present form.
But the bill was look Ayee 47, naysGL
FILLS OF EXCEPTIONS. ^
Tl:e bill by Mr. Hardeman of Bibb to
proviJe for the carrying to and bearing
In tlio tupremo court of bille of v*cep-
tlooo in caeca of persona convicted of
capital felonies aM felonies punched by
imprisonment for It o was taken up for
passage in the Homo this morning.
4 ..... . b..lj *.i ■ _■ t ...
Mr. Hall said tlio request of the nouse
appeared a very unusual one: that it was
customary for the two bodies to be equally
represented In conference, and he moved
that the committee should consist of five
from the House and five from the
Senate,
The president said he had nothing to
do with the appointment of tho House
committee.
Mr. Bartlett moved that the Senate ap
point a committee of seven to confer
with the House committee.
This was agreed to br Mr. 11*11, who
•ent up a resolution to that effect.
The resolution was adopted and the
piesident announced the following com-
mlttee:
Messrs. Wooten, Harris of tho forty*
cond, Unulwcil, Bartlett, Sharpe, Rice
and Little.
SEftStON* OP TUE SENATE.
Mr. Fitzgerald offered a resolution that
on and after this date, Nov. 4, the ses
sions of the Senate shall be os follows:
From 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.; from & to 5
I*, m., and from 7XQ to 9 JO p. m. , ‘
Mr. Hall offered to amend by striking
out tho hours tor night seeaiona in (rier
that committees might have an opportu
nity to work.
Mr. Fitz-gcrald hoped tbe amendment
would not be adopted.
Mr. BftVf! faki ft* tha wngj-i
purpoae of tlio re»olution. butheUioucht
the senator from the twelfth had set bit
coulter too deep. Night sessions were
not needed, though afternoon sessious
wete.
Mr. Fitzgerald stated that there were
200 or more bills remaining to be acted
upon, and if night sessions were not held*
the Senate would be here until tbe mid
dle or lost of tbe month.
Mr. Hovd inquired whether it were
not true that a large proportion of th** e
bille would bare to be considered in com
mittee before they could be acted on.
Mr. Fitzgerai admitted that such was
probably theca**. but thought that the
committees could sit and examine bilk
while the msiooi were going on.
Mr. Hall insisted thst at this stage of
every senator w idi d to oc-
the
cupy his seat while the Her.ate was in
session, and be further urged that the
Eight M:dou vIslzs sh.uld bo ouuttcd.
, i.. fi. r!» :» u-st, nn.i joraed his bill
to |uir;ng per.-onn or corporations em
ploying fcmules in manufacturing or
mcrcantilo cstablidimcu.s o provide
seats and permit tho girl* use them
when not necessarily qpgug. . ,n active
duiiee ui the ktmi ior whtcu they are
employed,
OTHER BItLI PASSED, •
The following House bills were also
pawed:
To create a hoard of commissioners of
rood* and revenues for Coffee county.
To amend the acts amend itory of tlie
law to regulate freight and poa/nger
tariffs in th© state.
To amend section 788 of the Code.
Mr. Gordon's bill tc require owners of
buildings of more than two stories, the
third or upper floors of which are u «*d
for factories to provide and keep clear of
obstiuctions two or more ample exits.
To amend the charter of the town of
amend the act establishing th*
lioard of commissioners of roads and
revenues for Pulaski county.
To provide for the payment of insol.
▼ent cotta due justices of the peace
in Hancock county.
To incorporate tho Bainbridge, Lake
Douglas and Suburban Street Railroad.
To incorporate tho town of Willa-
cooche in Coffee county.
A registration law for Clarke county.
As amended.
Mr. Gordon's bill to provide a differ
ent book and mothod for the registra
tion of bonds and coupons.
To incorporate the Oostanaula and
Coosawatee railroad. As amended.
To change tha corporate lines of the
town of Waresboro.
To It’cnrporate the Abbeville and Way*
cros> R .vlrottd Company.
By Air. Fatten of Glvnn—A charter
for the Turtle Rivei Railroad Company.
To amend the act establishing a board
of county commUtdoaers of Kcreven.
To amend the charter of the Albany
and Bainbrblga Ifeiiroad Company.
To incorporate tho Belton, Homer and
Carmsvilte Railroad Company. As
amended.
BOUNTY FOR TIIE WIDOWS,
ir tb© K'roplo Will, ill** Slate W ill Aid
the Widows of Veteran*.
Atlanta, Nov. 4. —[Special.]—Th©
widows of Confederate soldiers are to
come in for a share of the bounty now
extended by tlio state to maimed and
disabled veterans. The legislature has
ogmd that the w i Jow* should be recog
nized os entitled to help, and the act
passed by the general assembly to so
amend the constitution, if the |*ap!e eo
will it, became a law to-day by the signa
ture of the governor.
The act provides for such an amend
ment of the constitution as will include
th-y vis**rf r.f rv-sfederste sell to ia
tho old now .extended to veterans. It
applies to widows ot such Confederate
soldiers as may have died in the service,
or nnee from wounds received or diseass
contracted in the service. But it will
not apply to such persons as were
married during the tiina of such service,
or who Itave married since the death o 1
the soldier husband.
A MACON BILL HONED.
The governor signed sn act this morn-
ing to amend the charter of the Macon
Savings Bank so as to increase the num
ber of directors; to authorize the bank to
act as trustee, guardian, receiver or
kci u* nu'icr, guardian, receiver *>r
assignee; to make said bonk a legal de
pository (or tru»t (unds controlled by
c nirts, corporation* or individuals, and
discharge the buainevs gent rally of a
trust company.
Tbe governor also approved the fol
lowing acts:
Tosuifud an act providing for tho ay-
nnof llsrtow—To rep-w! tbe liw
i-briatee to U*v
mi. ojrc.ii.i-J, i**ut ii gum ua ur. £vit,.u
man from Meriwether, even though he
vat in liis place every minute of the ses
sion.” [Laughter by all except Mr. Snel-
son.]
NO MORE LOTTERY ADVERTISING.
Senator Sanford's lottery bill passed
tbe House to-day»by a vote of ayes 110,
nays 17.
'J he t ill rendfs it penal for any news
paper in Ge« g a to pubht*h advertise
ments of lotteries or “gift enterprises."
The Home amended tho bill by pro-
iding that “whenever any advertise
ment or publication in a journal or
newspaper in this state, contrary to tho
provlduns of this a't, sha 1 be proven in
nny criminal trial or prote ding against
tin* publisher, owner or timnagor of said
journal or newnpni»er, thi# shall create a
pilina facie case ns against said publi-her,
o tur or manager of said journal or
uewspajter, and thall authorize a convic
tion unless tho del*-, dint shall show by
affirmative proof rati factory to tho jury
tint * e i id not cnu*te. authorize or know
ingly pcrui.t the haid publication or ad
vert isemei.t,’*
Jlr. Lewis of Hancock stated in his
. r . urnent against the bill, that it would
accomplish nothing but a discritnina-
tiotmguinst home papers. Other id
lers could publish tiie'C ndverti.-cmcnts
nad real ter them broadcast throughout
Gforgin, while tho papers of tho Ktato
would be unoecessariiv injuie I.
Mr. Msrdemaa of Bibb thought that
very tew papers published outside of the
• tue ure taken at Georgia home a
The gentleman from Bibb did not ro-
member the pictorial, funny and story
periodicals t.uit£find their way to nenrly
ev* ry tireride in the state. Tho lottery
will get their a IvertLements before the
people and the only effect of the bill will
be to prevent Georgia rapers from ad-
ve thing what all oiheri a. ers mav ad
vertise and flood Georgia without
hindrance.
BILLS ON THIRD READ1NO.
The following bnU were read tho third ]
timo.
A b31—To j*rc*rut the sh
licit, even if it were to bo located
Dillonezu, would make it impossible
for him to support tlio oilL
Ihe resolution by Mr. Hardeman'*of
Bilb that when tho governor draws
Gorgin'# share of tlio United States up-
pnpriaUoa for arms, military equip-
umts, eta, he draw all of the state's
qd’ta, except $1,000 worth » f arms, in 1
catip outtits and equipments. Passed.
tho revolution to apply the balance of
tbj capitol furnishing appropriation,
luff to agricultural offices and half to
AtUitionai letter files for the other public
oflces, pas-ed.
TO REGULATE HOURS OF LABOR.
Dm bill by Jones of Chattanooga to
regulate the hours of labor in cotton and
woolen mills passed as amended. Tho
ntcondment agreed o was a compro-
mi o. and limits the hours of labor to
eleven a day.
8y Mr. Johnson of Clinch—A charter
fovDapaat* by which tbo town te d>
chced a city. Ptsied.
W U , 1:N a ,0 T a °*« r: Ajcr*.Chrrrr
VV I'cctoral will relieve.
ttath,hoiuo. You UW J'-
mo ;i ltl
timo. ana no othi
remedj !• to eSMt>l
“* * •»*■ world.
, ,lr,n®wnod prraa.
So *>'''-'rbold,
"«1> young cUiWren!
'If a Pc01c5 0t Utcs Ks
V » *V VA every year 1,
\ ^ Iu timely uu. ‘
Amatida D. Jenner, Norllinmnlon
JIM*., writo.: Common gratitude Id!
relt m. to trlno. ofce tl,„ Br „, u ”
IjU I liar, derived for my children from
th. uu of Ayer’, moat excellent CherS
Pectoral. I had loot two deuchlldrn
from croup *uu connumntlon, an 1 had
tha grenteet fear of lotlng my onlr re.
mnlnlng daughter end eon. u thev wer.
dellrate". Hepplly, I And tbu l^glTSS
them Ayer’* (.lierry Pectoral,arts.Urn
eymptorna of throat or lira, trouble, tlier
nro relieved Irom danger, and >r. hL
coming robuit, healthy children."
"In tho winter of 1883 I took . t*d
cold which, in .pile of everr known
remedy, grow woru. eo that the f^n,
rhyelcl.n coneldered in. Incnrahle, tup.
lowing me to U tocontumntlon. At.
last reurt I trle.1 Ayer’o Cherry Pecid
ral, and, In a .hort time, the cure wu
complete. Since then I have never been
without thi.medicine. limit,£2
of oge, weigh orer 160 pounde. end ur!
trthnte my good henlth to the nee of
Ayer'e Cherry Pecto™l."-O.W.Yujker.
bulcm, N.
“Last winter I contracted a lewr*
cold, which by repeated exposure, l
came quite obstinate. I was muck
troubled with hoarseness and bronchial
irritation. A(t©r trying various ntedi.
cincs, without relief, I at last purrhsvd
a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. On
taking this medicine, my cough cessed
almost In*mediately, end I have been
well ever since."—Rev. Tho*. B. Russell
8ecretarv llolston Conference and P. £
ot the Oriwnvlllo District, M. E. c.
Jonesboro, Term. ''
by Mr. Fricks of Franklin—To amend
ths common school laws.
lothis bill Mr. Harris of tho third
offtred nn amendment doing away with
written examination p pers and provid
ing thst examinations shall ho held and
tearhers Loomed in such manner as the
county tour* s in their discretion may
doom best.
Dins amended tho bill passed.
isain this morning, in responso to n
request from tho House, the ^nate ap
pointed a committee of conference io
recmcile tho differences between tha
two branches on $18 Bentel appropria
tion tor porttofficu fixtures in tho clerk's
rotni of ti.e House, which amount tho
Senate cut down to $75.
Tho taunt* reconsidered its adverse
action on the geological bill yesterday.
A number of Scnnto bbl* were taken
up and House amendments thereto con
curred in.
LUNATIC ASYLUM INMATES.
Mr. Whitfield offered this resolution:
Wt ereas. The appropriation ot lAOTO for tbe
maintenance of Inmate* was omittM from tbe lu
natic asylum appropriations UU. tb* sotitdot be
authorised to rtraw bU warrant for a sutn not to
cxcrcd the ahvv* amm.nt for the purpose Uwli-
nUMi Pauctl
Mr. Strother’s r»solution to appoint a
joint committee to examine and report
the stato of bills before committees was
abo adopted.
Mr. Felton’s resolution to discharge in-
ebria es from the otjlura was ink«-n up
an-i adopted after crawing forth some
flyer's Chony Peclsral,
rnSPARED DT
Dr. J. C. Ayer L Co., Lowsll, Mtss.
Bold by all Drvettes. l*rlco $1; sis Lculca, % J,
Mr. Strother, t
into
**!! I *' e. t liis vi• " i
probably to-morrow.
tit. Mr. »;t( a
to the con.milt*•<
r*of Hi in nrrvUle. !*aaaeil.
lianoi A—To am•*:.<! th*
r|»*rate Itmltw of sp-
.rporat*? f w .. f dcrlc* of c*Mutaiu certain caarv I>aaBc*l, j f " ,
A Senate bt»l—'To authorize coeaty oommU- ! ,j.'
h to hire oooricU from eUiaf jeteki to11
IN THE SENATE, I ’ Birerarly report•• 1 wcr« ta\cn i p
N "'-- :i ' T !*‘; '
Senate this moin.ng took up tho special i art* •* rn Un Vr (ateresis. Lost,
order—a bill by Mr. Johnson of Cuinn.1
bell to revive the office of state g**oIegist
and provide for a geological and physical
survey of the state.
Mr, Boyd nmd* a short talk in support
of tho bllL After alluding to a [former
attempt in this state to obtain a thor
ough survey and the appropriation
squandered thereon, he proceeded to
show tbe advantages this bill had over
th it which authorized tbe old eurroy.
That survey had been a botch. Abuses
had crept into tho work. But tho former
effort could be improved upon.
Mr. Sanford asked what the survoy
would cost.
THE COfT OF TUB SURVEY,
ji.MMr«u by suliioss,um*.
in utor of tbe owners ot tbe latter. Lost.
LUNATIC ASYLUM TRUSTEES.
Tho bill of Mr. Thurman of Walker to
amend sections 18 H and 1844 of tho
Cbdc, sots to provide for the appoint
ment of ten trustees for the lunatic
oavlum, no two of whom should reside
in the same 0 *ngre*sional district, which
was among tho bille adversely reported
favored by Mr. Fitzgerald, who moved
ihai the committee report bo disagreed
to.
Mr. Whitfield vigorously opposed the
I bill aid urged that the committee rejort
bo sustained. He had no objection to
tho number of trustees, but it was very
I nee* ssarv that they should bo within call
, that they might be consulted In emergen
Mr. Bojd Kid probal.lv iw.oco to {31,- 1 ' " -• , »• chargedI th. Senate not to
000, The former attempt luui cost some- abandon a system that had worked well
thing like that. Uut there had been for the sake of an untried experiment,
abuses in thst case and he thought good i Tho report of tho commltte was disagreed
men could be found, who under this to nnd the bill read a second time,
more rigid act, would nccomp!i.h wliat I Tl.o old calendar having been dU-
thev umifrtook without watte and a ithiu , m—d of. the n> w waa taken up and the
a reasonable time tlie following bill, i twd:
Ihe.peak.r explalnod the tw« amend- I,/>„an HISS - JuliT'two mitvaTo!
'“***“ ' ,n t\%m Kill K« *h« I _ i^rrrl I'liurt'b III limits COUSIJ.
bill was call'd up again, and after somo
debate, was passed.
, The House pawed the Senate bill to
^create the office of stato bank examiner.
Also a Senate bill to prescribe the pro
cess in indictments ana special present
ments acainst corporations.
Ttie bill prohibiting the employment of
children iu factories, mills, etc., known
as the “minor latior bill” was tabled
The motion to table was accompanied br
tl.o statement that tho friends of tho hiu
did not desire its passage, slnco the
Senate bad passed tbe eleven hour labor
bUL
it, >ir. F.wla* of Floyd—A charter for the
Or.ifct*, AUi.Ai.ift and Carolina rs'lrosd.
Tho remainder of the eeseion was de
vote* l to tho reading of House bills sec
ond time,
"WEDNESDAY.
Atlanta, Nov. (L—[Special.]—The leg-
Ulnture is about to put on the statute
l,« < ks a law prohibiting the newspapers
of the state from advertising, lotteries or
lu'.lishing the drawings thereof, Tbe
bill was introduced in the Senate by Mr.
Sanford of the twenty-third. Tlio bill pro-
\ ides that it shall te a misdemeanor to
print, advrrtlwor publish any lottery,
gift enterprise or other scheme for haz
arding money or other thing of value
forbidden by tbe laws of this state, or
the result of the drawing of frizes or dis
tribution of gifts therein, either by news-
pij er r.dverti t ents or printed posters,
rio Uers or circulars.
TUE HOUSE AMENDS THE BILU
was to locate the college at Milledgoville
and sot apart tbe old governor’s mansion
and grounds and tho land and buildings
known as Penitentiary square for the uso
of the institution.
The second reduced the appropriation
for the school from $75,000 to $85,000.
The third was to an.en t the caption eo
as to give the school the name “Normal I The Ilou^* resolution t» pay to the
xn<l ImliutrUr lniteiJ of "lnduitriar legal rvprreenUUte of tl.o 1 .tu Hon. N,
merely! xmlth.fourth added. P* 0 * 1 * 0 h ‘"'
that each county bo entitled to at least jj, e resolution pa<*cd to call upon the
one scholarship.
M*CABTT*B FIGHT IOT GAINESVILLE.
mcnti offered to the bill by tho fc’ennte
committee. One was to cut down the
ten thousand dollar annual appropria
tion proposed in the original, as it c«me
from the House, to eight thousand. The
second was an altera.t >n of tho bounda
ries of tbe three departments—north,
middle and south—into which the state
Is divided in the bill for tbe purposes of
tbe survey.
THE COiT THE ONLY OBJECTION.
Mr. Ballard premmed the inuin and,
indeed, the only objection anybody
could have to this bill was the cost of
the proposed survey. Us would show
how much that amounted to. If a nun
owned 81,000 worth ot property bis
share of the expense w* u'd be two cents.
If he had $2,500 he would contribute a .. ...
nldreL If li.ta.l *5 (KW h. would pay riliti tJ v.rtl«or r uUi.h any lotterr, »do. ted In • bunch Mr. UcCrty offered
ten cent., and if 110,100, twentr cents. ,, one. the i-orpore of which wa» to locale
Would that b. burdeoiome tarail c>? S lf lcnt«r r n.. or other .cl.eme for hxz- u H . col i,J, iffOnlne»vllle.
Mr. Dallvd add he wu uliimed of nioney or other thin* of value The point w»« made that the amend
all failures Ibat the former vurvey ha/I forbidden by tbe laws of thin Mate, or mrnt came too late, ainco tl.o amend
been a failure there ivaa no doubt. And tbe r.ault of th. drawing of [riaea or dl<- menta of th. comralitee. one of which
yet that aurvey. f.ilure u it was, had , r ,Lu.lon of gifU tl.or. in, e ther by ne«a- located th. achoot at Miiledceville bad
been worth a million and a half at li a • r , ,, . n t, or nrlntwl no.un already been aeieed ta Th. prrailent
totlwaute. pi|.eradrertis /entaor ptintulposter*, re i rf ' th a, th. amen Imrnt ihould be
Tboa. who conducted th. work before ! ouJh'W* «r or/ u. /ra. aubmibed to th. Senate,
and brought the department into dii-1 TUB BOUBS AMENDS THE BILL, M». M<.Girty then raoil a resolution by
repute had been Impressed with tha Idea Tha bill passed the Senate, and thli the Gaine»v»lle autboritiae propoiing to
that theofflre.they tilled had l«n c.-c o.orrin,- tha Houio pawed It with an donate, twenty flv.ac:. Id o.pwtv
KStlrjSi •» • Fovlding tha. wb.never.ny Toll'd t
gioltime, with their dogs and their■ : adwltooen* or publication in ajoornsl M >jfcteil ter its location,
guns and their boules. They had spent i OT . SffW! < J? 0 i5!* r3r 10 * 1 r0Ti *k> ,w Mr. McCarty then called the attention
their summers Inxuriously in tho moun- !' f ****" .Pf pro .T gn ** of the Senate to the advantage* of
tains and had winterad (n rrmfr^t c-i; ‘ Ina J\ c ^ urt * on proMsdlng sr insl the GaisravUlv otcF MUI.rUggvl Is ia poi&t
the coast, and yet the work they did had < f k .„ ma,u,r * r ot of health.
been worth a million and a half to th<* jcuroal, It shall create a Mr. Hnrris of th© third asked if Mil-
state. I' r m t lf c4 *.K r ^T 5aS!lln * t f u .? h ledgevillo was not more centrally lo
at-.i -h.alUuthorize a conviction unless r ,.®i *
\t tt f0 , R J!i* . .. I the ilefesdsnt shall show by affidavit m m u \r r McCartv “geogranh-
.v, r ;„ r 0t , th,! p*» ' *»‘*t«torv to the jury that h. did ically^bu!ItouH uSt te'williST^W-
th. bilL In bU opinion neno more ta- ucr cau m « authorlreor kno*to«l» (*r- ca*lh. ntabhshni ..tin the Vine ten-
portsnt had been introduced in eithe r ran »u< t» aavertteementor pai-Ii.ation. trr 0 the state without regard to other
bunch of the assembly in the whol*? j the i ouse was deaf. o >r»s derations F> r instance, it woul l
cou !»».?.V > f *f*‘ !ao L g- rytrtlcd lj»| T1„ yn ... cn ; u Ufote not Uproper bl tb. ervntll • gwgrapi.b)
apt ro. nation tor s gcc.ogu.it burvey tnc , ... u . center * i<,u!d h.itirs n to full n tl.o mid-
U -t investment the »ute "wer ma I.: " •»•'«>«"of tb- Hou-e w. o hav. meni* j JJJ 1 " v *Slok.(cnukrt .wantm"
lb. previous qunticn »a. ca 11, an 1 l«»a c-.nr.v/1 on with the n«w.|tap<r tut- , , , , „
tbe yea. and ntya lak.n. II.- bill inv.' lea'.izvd th. full acop. of tha hill, HAM1* FO» 5lILL»D ,EV ilk.
received 21 votes and mss tabled, to’sav© an* 1 there were revtrai ineffectual pro- Mr. Harris den e 1 that the health of
It, by a vote of 16 t*> 14. t.-st- agn.t'.st its pot- >>;©. Ihe-e failed to Midale or i^outl at Geqrgte
y.i Ml * r * U* I* *1 ;* joint lew’uth-n ; •*: tit • ..tt ? 11* n *.; th** H m-** * i i - u- *li < nt. It*
thst a committee of tin«*<■ from ta* > i *. j*n* e «-f tl < -r e u*.i- t.-advat c d. and Georgia wer* no betr
oteond five from Ute Boom be 4: tho Iffl pasted by y«s 110^ ntyn 17. I thisw of South Georjc*
to invi stigate and r» i*wt the conditi* n Notice w..% given that n mothm tore- the senator f.on tl
of bills now Lcforo the Kenstc and i con-i'lcr'would bo nuule j,t the pioper j provatbe contrary.
House committees. Laid over und* r th* tinu*. and thcoppo:.* nU of tha meoauro * leuatera from Suuia Of rai» pli*.*»r-*l
ru'et. v.ii! loiii'.ii*^ i.y ;ji.„. t;.*.- iw* t. • .t y -i* d o-iW*--:i|» ih. t tin- «*Mintiy
The beuate duagreed to House | to day. jwaal. -ahy and me ttviueu thvro ua
tb* purpose of working the roads.
fteruoon Hrulon.
Tlie bill to appropriate $2,5f 0 to com
**o r**|Hirt I**- di-ngte-d to. th-ef-
hich wc uld have lw«-n t'» i r.ng J
actly what Mr. Strother did not
wait,
'fliis brought Mr. Whitfield to his feet I
S .‘nrt ««Irel “ C0n “ ,Ulti0,,al ma ‘ ! .rom'geTting bold clT^M«n.a a^y"
^°The .'lacon nnd Birmingham railroad ! [h^ T |' 1 iiiaUc*'and 1 L«UaM < imu«r’ * xcllei1
This harrowing statement hsdnoef-
IN THE SENATE.
Atlanta, Nov. 6. —[Special.]— Tht
Senate this morning took up tho Oir’sT
Industrial School bill, which had been
made the special order,
fee on Mr. Strother, kIij went so far in
his misapprehension as to vote agninnt
;> ...j ,1 _• t ii.- • "ll/tl i .t > *•■• I* | ■■ U
discovering that tlio pasaago of tlio bill
Mould not fill the asylum with inebriates,
a contingency of which he appeared to
stand in holy horror.
Honll? Mr. Hall explained the object
of tbe bill, and Mr. Strother was satisfied
and voted for iu peowge.
Mr. Calvin’s resolution ti request the
Georgia members and senator* in con-
gt*-. • t - o 't.i.n it p*»»-il.l.* .v t« I *; : • -tt * i
postal rate cn seeds, etc., was agreed to.
REILLY’S MILITARY BILL PAtv-E*.
Tho famous military appropriation bill
of Mr. lteiliy of Chatham passed.
: As did two bills by Mr. Gordon topre-
I acriuo what the appropriation bills of
i each general osseuiliv shall contain.
Committee amendments were read . And to am. nd s c ion 159J of the Code
and adopted. | to a* to rurulalo tiu* tare on cotton bags
Of these there were four. The first j an ? rru “
The latter was amended.
__ ill by Mr. Clifton of Chatham to
incorporate tne Grand Lodge of tho Or
der of United bouthern Israelites also
got through.
Tho bill by Mr. Reilley of Chatham to
• mpower guurUIans to m 11 tho corpus of
their wards’ estates passed.
By Mr. McCollum—To amend charter
of tue Lookout Mountain, Lula Lake and
Gadsden Railroad, la el.
Georgia congressmen to use their efforts
m MM . w . to have topeslfd tbo tax of 10 per cent.
Attme .Uf— nii'fn immta had on the cinulatlun of state banke.
Aftvr there uMitmiu iim iwn A coomitu.appolntuJ tocunfrewitk
the llous* committee concerning the bill
t) make tbe t>Un graphic report tho
brief of evidence in cases where new
LIPPWlAfl DR05., Proprietors,
WROLUAUI DBUOOISTA
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Vr~n B1es%. rmntUL CA
For sale by Taylor & Daniels, Mscoa,0s,
Continued on page 8.
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Catarrh
IsseoastHutloesI a. J net a local <Usessa, and
tbereforsttcsusotU 1 cured by local application*. '
It requires s ccntltutlonsl remedy Uka Hood'* I
Barkspsrllls, wtlch. votk-nr ri.roufb tbe Mood, 1
eradicates the impurity «bkb causes sod pro-1
Dotra the drere., re-1
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effects s permanent cure. Tbcusaadi of people
testify U> tbesusoeseof Hood's fisruponll* os*
remedy for catsrrb when other preparetloas bad
Hood's bsrtspsrilla also builds up tbe
system, and makes you feel renewed ia
bealiliaodi^H
Catarrh
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ir.i g t.! Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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