Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-04-03

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commissioner shall have good reason tal
believe that there is ii combination a
mong the persons bidding, by which tbs
interest of the state is likely 10 be great
iy preJudiced, then and 10 that case, the
commissioner shall be authorized to
suspend the letting out of such con
tracts, until subsequent letting shall
take place, of which reasonable notice,
by publication in the newspapers, shall
be gwen.
SEC. %. The commissioner on the
part of the state of Indiana, may make
such an arrangement with the commits
sloner on the part OF the state of Illinois,
in relation to their joint or seperate SUI
perintendence and control IN the who'll
or any part, of the improvements aud
works under their direction, as they
may deem best, and which shall not
manifestly be prejudlcial to the interest
Of this state.
SEC. g. In all cases when the saio
commissioners shail not agree as TO ANY
part or portion ofany prop 'scd improve
mcnt in the navigation of the w abasn
river, as herein contemplated the SAID
commissioners may refer the matter in
dife ence to thr Governor OF this state.
whose opinion. with that Of the Governor
Of Illinois, Should he be constituted UNI
pire) shall be conclusive, should they
coincide in theii views upon the SUBJ
matter referred TO them.
SEC. "a. The commissioner Of this
state shall ANNUALLY maize a report to
the General Assembly during the first
week of It's session, OF The proceedings
had under this act, showing the pmgreSa
or result Of any EXAMINATIONS, snivey-
OF improvements that have 0een madt ::
the amount received from the caua'
iuod commissioners and the agen OF the
three per cent. fund; ii detaiiCi state
ment Of the disbursement Of tie tund
under his charge, and of the lime he
has actually been engaged inthe dis-
charge Of his duties, which rep)rt shall!
be verified by the oath or Affirmation Of
said commissioner.
SEC. 10. The said commissioner shall
receive for his services Two ioliars per
day while necessarily engaged in d.
charging his duly, to be pail Out OF the
fund created by this act.
SEC. lG. That the sun Of four hun
dred dollars be, and the same is herehj
appropriated to the county of Miami !;
that the sum Of one hundred dollars hi.
appropriated to tn county of Cas-; THAI
the sum Of four hundred and eighty Sc
" N dollars and fifty cents be appropria-
ted to each of the foliawing counties, 10
to wit: Alien. Huntingdon, WABASH.
White, Clinton, Montgomery aud Clay
and also, that the sum Of six hunds2d
dollars be. and eiIe same is hereby APP
'propiiated to each ofthe other organized
counties in this state, except the couu-
ties of Knox. Sullivan, Parke, Vigo
Vermillion, Fountain, Warren, Tippe-
canoe and Carroll, to be paid out of thr
fund commonly called the three per cent.
fund, after the said sum CT seven thou
sand dollars shall have been paid to-
wards the improvement of the Wabash
river as above provided for; to be draws
aud paid 10 said counties in the same
manner as provided for in an act, euti
tied San act to appropriate part OF
the three per ceut. fund, approved.
January 3Ist, 1885," and to be applied
under the direction Of the Boards doiue
county business, to internal improve
ment within the respective counties:
Pro0ideI, nothing in TINS section snail he
So construed as to contrayene the pro
visions aud appropriations contalne d i'll
the other paris of This act.
SEC. II. That all acts & parts of az
coming within the purvtew OF this ac5, De
and the same are hereby repeated; and
! this act shall be in force from and after
its passage.
N. B. PALMER,
| Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
AMI. MORGAN.
President Of the Senate pro tempore
APPROVED, FEB. LIST, 1884.
N. NOBLE.
Indiana, t. zcst:
do hereby certify that the foregoing
act is a true copy OF the original roll Oh
file in my office.
.,l4l./. In testimony whereof have
Sss@N<, hereunto subscribed m,
:SSas name, and affixed the seal Of
,S%Sss;, said state.
Done at Indianapolis.
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