The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26

fhe bill silppieme1tafy to an act reia- ! tive to school lands, vas read a second 1 time, committed to committee of the whole. and made the order of the day for Tbursday next.
 | The bill, from the Council, concerning ltsin-boIders, was indefniteiy postponed. 1 The b4li concerning roads and ihighw ay $, was ordered to be printed.
 Ociober 20.--Mr. -aenefee, from the se- loct committee appointed to take into consideration tho petition of sundfy citi- zens of Hor Spring, reported bill 10 be entitled, and act 10 prevent the killing of deer at certain seasons of the year.
 The bill to regulate the fees cf sazyA of ficers; the bill 50 fix the rate Of interest. on notes and obligations; the bill regulat- ing civil proceedings at common law; and Clio bill. from tho Eouncils to repeal the several acts now iu force in this Territory, concerning writs of CertioFari, and for other purposes; were seTefsilg read 8 first time, and ordered 10 second reading.
 fhe hiil, from the Council, eo repeal an act fer the opening road from Wash ington 10 Cote Fahve: the bill to revive certain provisions of an act entitled, an act to erect and estabiish the county of Pope; the bill 10 regulate the practice of medicine and sHrgeTys and tho Memorial praying the extension Of the road, from Jackson ts Washington, to each extremi- l ty; were seyerally read third time and PASSED
 The bin supplementary to the several laws concerning roads, was laid npon the table.
 The Memorial, from tho Council, pray ing for ua appropriatioe for a road from Jefferson Barracks to old Fort Fowsen; was referred to selectcomm!ttee. The bill, from ll1e Council, authorizing the irfant hefs of ohn KeIifer, deceased, to convey a tract of lands The bill relative to school lands; the bill to enable judg- ment creditors to collect their debts with more facility; and the bill 10 levy tax in the county Of Lawrence, for the purpose l Of harilding jail in said county; were sev- 1 orally read a second time, and ordered to third reading.
 The biii for the relief of R. c. Byrd !, was read second time, ordered to be i committed to committee of the whole, and made the order of the day fo3 Friday next.
 inc biii amendaiorv of aTi act entitled iadd an act 10 define the time of electing all civil officers, of this Territory, was read third time, and recommitted to select committee.
 l SOctobey 21.-Mr. Wilson presented the I petition of George Stroop, praying for a divorce from his wife Martha Stroop, which was referred to the committee on E. inc judiciary.
 Mr, Wof presented the petition of sun dry citizens of Crawford and Pope coun- ties, praying for new county to be es- l taolished out of parts of said counties; which was laid upon the table.
 The bill supplementary to the several flaws now in force in this Territory, de- lining the pow CTS, duties of justices of the peace, in matters of a civil natuTe;sthe bill io extend the jurisdiction of Constables; the bill supplementary 10 an act passed ', I November 2d, 1899, to erect and establish tho county of Jeferson; the Mamorial to the Congress Of the J. S. for farther ap- l propriation of S20, ,000 to repair the road l from Memphisto Little Rock thebiil, from ihe Council, better 10 designate the line I between tlie counties Of tzard and Mash- 1 ingtou. aud for other purnoses;and the bill supplementary to an act to locate the Seat I of Justice of Union county; were several ly read ard ord cred to second reading
 The Memorial to the Congress of the D. B., for a road leading fTofH < cd river, through the counties of Sevier, Crawford and Washington, on the direction to eff ferson Barracks, in Missouri; the bill 10
 
 ) ty;s3he bill, from the Council, to increase the county revenue; the bill concerning roads and highways; tue bill for the reliel of k. C. Byrd; and the bill concerning tduelling; were severally read second time, and ordered to a third reading to morrow.
 The bill, from the council, to repeal the several acts now in force in this Territo- ", concerning writs of Certiorari; the bill to prevent the killing of deer at Ger. tain seasons of thesyear; the bill to fix z the rate of interest on notes and oiiiga. : tions; and tho bill regulating civil pro. 'fl ceedings at common law; were severall, . read a second time, committed toSa com $ snittee of the whole, and made the ord dol of the day for tomorrow.
 The bill to regulate the fees of civil of
 6cer.. was read a asecond time. and on m 0 : tion. was sadefnitely postponed. The bill to levy tax in the county o ; Lawrence, for the purpose Of building jail in said county; was read third time pAssEp, and sent to the Council for con currence.
 The bill to enable judgment creditor
 to collect their debts with-more facility
 the biii authorizing the infant heirs 0 !, John Kapies, deceased, to convey trac ! of iand; and the bill relative to schoo
 lands; were severslly read third time
 and committed to select committees. z The Governor informed the Ii, of R. D! : his Prirafe Secretary, that he had approv cd and signed the following biIis:
 An act for the removal and permanen : -hiecetion of the Seat of Justice for tn. 5 county Of Conway;
 s An act permanently to locate of ths 2 seat of justice of the county of Chicot; An act supplementary to the laws non
 in force, for the collection of taxes; ,; An act authorizing Frederick Fieschel : to erect and keep tpii-bridge acFos,