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| Partridge. Needham and Brown opposed
! The Amendment, and the House refused to
! cDncrr herein.
Mr. Partridge called up The bill relative
10 the militia reported bv the committee on
military atftlrs. Suudry amendments re-
| ported by the committee were adonted
when Mr. Hazard moved an amendment.
repes log all parts of the act providing for
the drawing Of any money from the ,rca-
surv, 10 nav for military services. Messrs
Hodges Fisk of Wa,crvllle aud Miner sup.
ported the amendment. opposed by Messrs
Ptr'rldge, Sprague, Kendall, Brown aud
SbaUuck-. Al. noes ISL; SO the
amendment was rejected. The amend
nert OF the committee, providing for
drawing money from the treasury when
necessary to pay officers and musicians for
services at dnls) was adopted. adj.
SENATE.
2o'clccl;, p. NJ.
! The resolution providing Tor hiring out
the labor Of the the State prisoners was
| retusred from the House with proposal Of
| amendments which were c0ncurred in.
! The bill to repeal the act incorporating
the v,lage of Woodstock was returned
! from the house, with the amendment adop.
ted BY the Senate. providing that the bull
| shall not take effect unless by the consent
of majority OF the voters of SAID village
non. concutred IN. An inquiry into the
facts Of the case was made by which It op-
| pearod that the parties III the village were,
nearly equally divided for and against the
| repeating of lhe act OF Incorporation, and
that It was very doubtful winch side
was the majority. Mr. Cobb moved to
| lay the subject upon the table which was
neraived, when after some discussion by
Messfs Plerpoint. Tracy and Town'ey for,
aud Messrs Cobb, Curtis aud Egerton
against the amendment, the Senate re
solved not to recede from il, ayes l5.nays
! II.
The Senate went into joint assembly
and on return, Mr. Bowen called up the
resolution from the Ilonse for JOINT Assem-.
bly, this Afternoon. for the purpose of elect
mo carton military Officers, and moved &c
amend by posi- ponlng IT I'll next Wednes
day which was adopted and The resolution
concurred IN.
Rerised .Sfci,,tes. chapter 6. of Ccr'alr
slate officers was returned from the House
with certain amendments IN which The Sen
ate cuucurred; also chap. l3, OF the ses
SONS of courts. aud the amendments CON
cured IN; chapter SO. Of licenses 10 reta,
ers, mn keepers, &c. was read third time
and passed Mr. Converse called M chap
ter IO3, Of county jaIs, sc. aud on the
ameudmeDt excluding the Nm's OF Jan
words - 'hc INIT of the county. the ave,
we're i3, nays II. 30 the amendment wa
adopted and The chapter passed. adj.
HOUSE.
O'Clock. p NJ.
Mr. Grover asked leave OF absence atie
to morruw--g 'anted. Mr. Bailey ntrodu
ced Joint resolution for the adiournmen
On Thursday the i4th--ald on the table
, Revised Statutes. chap. 100, of oarhs
3 of certain state officers, were each Tea'
! the thlEd time and passh.
, NJ. Brown called up chap. "a, Of chance
~. aid moved to strike on, secllon>.25 AM
I &c, providing that a creditor NAV file a bill
r IN chncery against debtor IN jail. TO com
pei ne discovery of property, money o
chose IN action whether in the debtor
! poss SION, or held IN trust ior him y an,
I Ell pover,Hg the court OF chancery to pre-
, vent the transfer OF such property. and Il
! decree satisfaction to the creditor: wt,cl
was supported by Messrs Brown and Need
lam. and agreed to. Mr. Brown ais
r moved 20 strike out the SD and "a h sec
I tons, providing that decree oiconveyanc
release, or acQUt'anCe, in case of non con-
plance of the party against whom such de
} cree Is made, shal have the same cifpc. a
lflhe CONVEYANCE, release or aCqul'lanc
had been duly executed: opposed by NJ
! Dillingham;, supported by Mr. Brown, an
, 04rced to.
, Mr. Partridge addressed the Hons
r. against the whole bill. followed by Messr
r Coolidge, Chandler aud Dillingham; on tn
c Other side, and the bril- was passed,
The Senate came IN and the joint assen,
oily made The following appointments:
LamoiUe ca.
J. Wm p Sawyer, jail commissioner.
o On motion Of Mr Needham the joint a.
scm5Iy adjourned to Tuesday aiternoo
next, ) O'Clock. adj.
y THURSDAY, Nov. 7, 1889.
n SENATE.
Prayer by the ChampIaln.
@ Mr. Swift. of the committee to whoI
@ was referred the resolutions from the Stat
II of Indlana, relating to Slavery, made
c written report, which was read, and tt
q accompanying resolution passed. lTf
II report aud resolution will be published
" a Wture paper
o Revised SiatuteS.- Chap. 106, of salari
10 and fees. twice read and referred To a :,
d ect committee of two, for examination
q Committee, Messrs Adams and Jenness
70 chap. 76, of the generali list, called up
" Mr. Coob, considered in COMMITTEE OF II
" whole, and again laid upon the able A
I'd Mcmillan moved the reconsideration
ne the vote OF yesterday, passing the cha
" relating to jail and jail yards. to embra
the territory of the county. On this que
It. ton Mr. Robinson demanded the yeas al
os nays, and 1t was decided in the negative