Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20
HUUSk OF kEPRESENIATIVFS
FRIpAY. Feb. 10 1888


The SPEAKER directed the Clerk to proceed with
| the Code and the Part XVI. Of the Senste's hin
No Sc, to revise the statutes &C. being again read
through, was considered and passed the second
reading.
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, 10y unanimous consent !
submitted under the rule the following.
Resolved By the House Of Representatives That the
Governor Of the State is hereby requested to furnish
to the House as soon ~ practicable the foIloWirg
| information -
l. The amount Of the capital stock Of the Bank Of
2 The amount paid in Of the capital when. era,
created, and how much has been paid in since and
when.
g. Howits capital stock was raised, how much
was paid iuio it by deposit Of money from the
general governments, and 10 much by State bonds.
snd how much from other sources, II from any.
4 The amount Of State bonds issued to raise
its capital how much they Did for, when they fall
due and the interest they draw.
8 The amount Of money she has paid into the
treasury of the State and ali amounts Of money that
she has in any away paid out BY order Of the Lsgis-
lature or otherwise.
= The amounts Of profits made by the bank for
the various years that it has been in operation
Z. The amount OF its capital stock that has been
lost.
s. What per cent. the State has realized upon the
capital furnished the said bank.
9 And all such other information IS he may have
in regard to It's management. profits, and the ne
cessiiy Of its continuance as a fiscal agent Of the
State.
FAYETTEVILLE MECHANICS LIBABARY-THEATRE-
KNOXVILLE MECHAEICs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
On motion by Mr. VAUGHN, Cby unanimous con-
sent the House took up the order Of Senate private
bills; and Senator Walkers bill to amend the Me-
chanics' Library Association, sc, being taken
up
Mr. VAUGHN proposed to amend, by adding a
clause amendatOry Of the chsrter Of the Nashville
Mechanics Library Association, LOOKING to the
erection Of an Exhibition Haul over the market
house, by extra stock (S75OOO) or by the issuance
Of company bonds; which was adopted.
Mr. KING proposed to amend, by adding clause
changing the name of Shelby General Insurance
and Trust Company, to the Jackson Insurance
Company; which was adopted.
And so the bill passed the third and last reading
in the House Of Representatives.
MARSHALL CENTRAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ROBERTSON ISLAND, LEBANON AND TUCKY's HILL,
WILLIAMSON AND sALEH, CRIPPLE CREEK, CANOE
BRANCH, NASHVILLE AND LAGARD, COLUMBIA GEN.
TRIAL, TUREPIKEs.
Senator Davis bill to charter the Marshall Cen
trail Turnpike Company, coming up
Mr. Speaker D0NELS0N, (Alr RICHARDSON in the
Chair proposed to amend the Canoe Branch Turn
pike charter, providing for the erection Of toll
gate, &c; which was adopted.
Mr. DAVE proposed to amend, by adding a char.
ter for the Peaeher Hill and ClaTksville Turnpike
Company; which was adopted.
Mr. THOMPSON moved TO strike out that part Of
the bill which relates to the Columbia Central
urnpike-alleging that it was an interference with
vested rights, in a road in which the State holds
large amount of stock.
Mr. KENDRICK defended the amendment It
proposed no injustice-interfsred with no vested
rights.
Mr. G0LLADAY alleged that the remedy in the
charter was sufficient for the evils complained Of
The provision was stricken out; and SO the Sen
ate's bill was passed the third and last reading in
the House Of Representatives
JEFFERSON AND SEWER.
Senator Brstcher's bill to establish the dividing
line between the counties Of Jefferson aud SEWER
coming up, With a committee amendment-Ehich
was adopted.
Mr. COPELAND proposed to amend by clause
changing the line between OEert0n and Putnam and
Fentress, and to authorize the 14th civil district
0Verton.
Mr. STANTON opposed the dismemberment Of
Putnam, Of which 1t was doubtful whether she had
constitutional area.
Mr. COPELAND had showed this proposition to
the Senator from Putnam, snd he urged no objec-
ton. He demanded the yeas and nays on the adcp
ton Of his smeRdment--the vote resulting-yess
80, nays %.
And so the bill passed the third and last reading
in the House Of Representatives.
The House then took a recess till o'clock D. m.