Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

and not atterward returned to the Senate.
And that two hundred and seventy-seven
bills, in all originated in the Senate, inclu-
ding those which became laws, and those
not returned from the House.
We also certify that the Senate passed
one hundred bllsiof the House, and left
upon its files thirty i've House bills that
did not become laws.
REHABILITATION. ~
Senate Bills passed by the Senate, - l31
House Bills passed by the Senate. 100
Whole number of Bills passedby the Senate, a3l
House Bills reported to Senate by House, l35
Senate Bills passed by House, So
Whole number of Bills passed by House, ls5
House Bills on files of Senate at adjournment, IS
Senate Bills on files of House at adjournment, II
Senate bills that became laws, 50
One retained by the Governor, i
House Bills that became laws, 100
Whole number that became laws, l52
JAMES III. VAWTER, Sec. of Senate.
JAS. n. TYNER, Asst Sec. Of Senate
4 list Of -1cts and Joint Resolutions ORR
giaot;no In tie House passed at tie Regu-
tF tceSStOH " ttc ueHcEQt <1SScntOty-
i, GEORGE III. CHAPMAN, Assistant Clerk
Of the House of Representatives, certify
that the following named Acts and Joint
Resolutions, originating in the House,
passed the General Assembly at the regu-
lar session of 1859:
No. L. An act to provide for taking the
sense OF the qualified voters of the State on
calling a Convention to alter, amend or re-
wise the Constitution of the State. Davis.
No. 5. An act Incorporating School
Townships, defining their powers, requiring
the title of school lots to be vested in the
corporate name of the township, town or
city in which the same is situate; authori-
zing public school houses to be occupied
for private schools, and also, for other
meetings, and to authorize the Common
Council or Aldermen of city and thez
Trustees of an incorporated town to levy
all taxes for schools and the building and re-
pair of school houses. and to repeal all laws
inconsistent with this act. Stanfeld.
No. 10. An act establishing Board of
Sinking Fund Commissioners, providing
for the election and appointment of the of
ticers thereof, and prescribing the powers
and duties of said Board, and limiting the
salary of the President and Clerk of said
Board. Emergency clause
Smith of Perry.
No. IL. An act to amend the Dist sec
ton of an act entitled, "An act providing
for the organization of County Boards and
prescribing some Of their duties" approved
June II, 1852, so as to allow the Commits
sioners to make a levy of not less than one
tenth of one per cent. Emergency clause.l
Cavins
No. IL. An act to prevent the issuing
and circulation of unauthorized paper cur
rency, and prescribing penalties for the is
suing or failure to redeem any such curren-
cy, and to punish the putting in circulation
of broken bank notes, or the notes of banks
that have suspended specie payment.
Martin.
| No. 16. An act to amend an act enti-
tied, an act to amend the 32d section of an
act entitled. can act defining misdemean-
ors and prescribing punishment therefor"
approved June l4th, 1852, approved March
7th, 1857. Harney.
No. 60 An act to prevent carrying con-
cealed and dangerous weapons and to pro-
vide punishments therefor.
Hamilton, of Boone.
No 81. An act providing for voluntary
assignments of personal and real property
in trust for the benefit of creditors, and
regulating the mode of administering the
same. Emergency clause. Scott.
No. %. An act to legalize the commits
sion of Justice of the Peace issued to j. B.
Osborne. Esq, of Jackson county, and al
so to legalize bis acts under it. Emsr-
gcncy clause. Early.
No. 27. An act to authorize plank,
McAdamized and gravel road companies
to consolidate their stock, with other SIM
liar companies, and to assume a common
name, and defining the power of such con-
solidated company. Emergency clause
Jeffries.
No. %. An act providing for the use as
evidence of depositions taken to perpetuate
testimony prior to the taking effect OF the
Devised Statutes of 1852, and for the pub.
lcation and recording of depositions here
tofore taken or hereafter to be taken to per-
petuate testimony, and for the use of such
record and copies thereof as evidence
Emergency clause. Blythe.
No. %. An act to license, regulate and
restrain the sale ofspirituous vinuous. malt,
and intoxicating liquors; to prevent drunk
enness and crime, and to prohibit the adult
teration of liquors, and to repeal all for
mer laws conflicting with the provisions OF
this act. Mansfield. =
No. 35 An act to regulate and license
the sale of spurious and intoxicating Ia
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