Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-15

Yeas--Messrs. Alden, Almy, Burbank, But
Ter, Ballard, Burke, Cornell, Goliath, Eldred,
harrington, Finch, Foote, Gilbert, Harrington,
Howe, Kellogg, Monfore, McGaffey, McKesn,
Moseley, Purdy, Ralph, Shattuck, Jos. Smith,
shelhouse Wisner, Ward, speaksr.-27.
The engrossed Bill entitled, "a Bill amenda>
tory to an Act entitled, An act to provide for
the assessment and collection Of township and
county taxes" having been read third time,
was taken up and passed.
Wednesday, March 8.
The minutes OF the previous meeting having
been read, Mr.. Lothrop from the Committee on
Banks and interpretations, reported bill emit
tied "a Bill to prohibit the banks CT this State
from issuing notes of q less denomination than
five dollars, and for other purposes" which was
read the FIRST and second time, and committed to-
Committee of the Whole, and that the printing
be dispensed with.
On motion the House resolved itself into .
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Ward in tho
Chair, on the following bills;
"An act to amend en- act entitled AN act to
regulate Highways"
IA Bill to prohibit the Banks of this State
from issuing bank notes Of less denomination
than FIVE dollars and for other purposes !" and
after spending some time thorein, the Committee
rose and reported the first named bill back to the
House without amendment ; said bill was order.
ed 10 be engrossed for a third reading also re-
ported progress on the last named bill and askoa
and obtained leave to sit again.
The following communication was received
from the Executive by Mr.. Pritohette, Secretary
of State.
To the House Of Representatives:
Ihave this day approved and filed in the Office
of the Secretary of State, the following Acts,
viz.
An Act entitled An act to incorporate tn
Village of White Pigeon.,
"An act to incorporate the Detroit and Pom.
STEVENS T. MASON.
Detroit, March 8, 1897.
In SENArE--Thursday, March g.
The Chair announced Message from the
Executive, received through the Secretary Of
State, in the words following
40 the Sonate--I have this day approved and
filed in the Office of the Secretary of State tho
following acts, viz.
An act entitled I" An Act TO INCORPORATE the
Village of White Pigeon"
An act entitled " An Act to incorporate the
Detroit and Pontiac Turnpike Company"
STEVENS T. MASON.
| Detroit, March g. 1887.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, March 9.
On motion of Mr.. Lothrop, the bill from tho
Senate entitled "a Bill TO incorporate tho Viii
lage Of Constantine" was taken up, and consl.
dered as in Committee of the Whole.
Said bill having been read third time, thu
question being upon its final passage, il was de.
cided by yeas and nays in the affirmative as TO-.
| lows:
| Yeas Messrs. Alden, Brown Burbank, But
Ter, Ballard, Burke, Goliath, Felch, Harrington,
Finch, Foote, Gilbert, Harrington, Howe, KEEL
| logg, King, Lee, Lothrop, Levakc, M .rtin, Mon
| fore, McGaffey, McKecn, Moseley, Purdy, Phil.
| lips, Ralph, Shattuck, Jos. Smith, Sheihouse,
Wing, Wisner, Ward, ;Speaker--34. Nsys-o.
On motion of Mr.. McGaffey, the bill entitled
"a Bill declaring part OF the St. Joseph and
Coldwatcr rivers public highways" was taken up
and considered as IN Committee of the Whole.
! On motion, said bill having been read third
| time, passed.