Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-07

read the third time, and referred TO Sc
i lecs committee. Messrs. Russell, Sla-
cumb, and Stuart, are that committee.
The engressed bill for an act for the
relief Of John Kahn, was read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Sneaker laid before the House a
communication from the President OF
the State Bank, with certain documents;
which was read, and referred to the COM
mittee on finance.
Mr.. Hacker obtained leave, and intro
! duced bill for an act amending the act
entitled an act concerning judgments and
executions, approved Feb. II, 1929.
Read and referred 10 the committee on
the Judiciary.
Tuesday, Nov. 80.
Mr.. Wakefield, from the select COM
mittee to which was referred the bill
m aking appropriations for rebuilding
the State House, reported the same with
an amendment which was read and con-
Cured in by the House.
The engrsssce bill from the Senate
for an act for the relief Of the Attorney
General and Circuit Attorneys, was ta-
ken up and passed as amended. The
engrossed bill for an act making appro-
priations for certain persons, for select
ing seminary lands, and the engrossed
bill for an act for the relief of certain
lessees of the Gallatin county Saline,
were severally read the third time and
passed.
| On motion OF Mr.. Moere,
The communications from the Secrs.
tary of State and Auditor, containing alb
s,rscts'of votes for and against Conven-
ton, were taken up, and referred to the
committee on elections.
| Mr.. Hansen gave notice that he
! would, after tomorrow, ash leave to in
,roducs bill for an act dividing Pike
county.
Wednesday, Dec. I.
Mr.. 700 presented the petition of sun.
drA inhabitants of Morgan county, pray.
ing for the establishment, OF permanent
seat Of justice for said county. Read and
referred to the select committee appoinG
ed on the same subject.
Mr.. Jo6, from the select com mittec
to which the subicc. had been, referred,
reported a bill for an act to establish the
permanen, sea, of justice for Morgan
county. Read, and ordered to a second
reading Tomorrow.
The bill for an act making an approx
priation for rebuilding the State II ouse,
was taken up and passed. teR
Mr.. Sheaker laid before the House
communication from the Secretary Of
State, covering the election returns Of
the members OF both branches OF the Ge5'
neral Assembly.
On motion of Mr.. Churchill,
RESOLVED, That both Houses will, orS
Thursday next, canvass said returns in
the Hall of the House OF Representa-
tixes.
Mr.. Hacker gave notice that he wouldJ
| on Friday next, ask leave 10 introducea
bill for an act to amend an act entitled
an act 10 regulate and define the duties Of
justices of the peace and constables, apE
proved Feb. ls. 1928.
The House concurred in the amende
ment made by the Senate TO the reselu-
ton requiring the Attorney General to
examine and report as TO the liability of
the securities of James Kelly, late CashS''
Ter OF the State Bank, on his bond.
Mr.. Blakeman gave notice that he
would, Oh Saturday next, ask leave to in
troducea bill for an act to prevent cattle
being injured in the neighborhood Of a-'
lines.
On leave, Mr.. Rassel introduced a
bill for an act to incorporate religious
House refused to have said bill read
second time.
Mr.. drcher gave notice tina, he would
on Friday next, ask leave to introduce
bill for an act to authorize courts OF chang
Gerry to decree conveyances in certain
cases. Is. Intel.