Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

Court law passed.
~. 334, TO legalize the acts of the State
Board of Agricultural for ls64-passed.
y resolution was passed allowing the
Committee on Rights and Privileges. mile
age for visiting knightstown.
The Senate concurred in the House
amendments to the House of Refuge bill.
also the House amendments to &. Al. 30,
l25. 206, 80. - PA and 2I5
House joint resolution ,, asking for the
payment OF the interest bearing debt first
passed.
Also, asking that the soldiers of 1912 be
placed on the pension roll--passed.
ii. 10. making railroad freights uniform
passed.
In the House the following Senate bills
were read the third time:
63 p0aling all laws in conflict with the
decisions of the Supreme Court In the case
of Langsdale. Passed. 81 to p.
-, fixing the rate to be charged soldiers.
soldiers widows and orphans for taking
affidavit to pension and bounty papers, to
be not more than - cents. Passed, 20 to
/ O.
80, protecting fish for two years. Pass
ed. go to IL.
80. 81 act to provide for the issuing al
cGpiGs 1d saiisiacieodum in actions for re
plevin OF personal property. PASSED.. &C
| to IL.
IS. to amend section l3 of an act for the
opening. vacating and change of highways :.
I PaSSed--60 To- -.
IS, to amend sections 20 and 81 Of the
valuation and appraisemcnt act, that
assessors shall return their lists on
the second Monday in April, and the board
of equalization shall meet on the same
day. PaSSed-,l7 to -.
s,to provide guardians f5r haatual drum
kards. PaSsed--Sl To- -.
So. ali act supplemental TO an act for the
erection and maintenance OF high schools
and academies. Passed-70 To q.
II, authorizing t0wn>i';n fr''sr'-~" ." ;
out and construct plank and gravel roads
when three fifths of the owners of real cs
tate laying alongside of The proposed road
desire. Passed--73 to s
! a.. authorizing boards of commissioner:
/ to make appropriations To manufacturing
and machine shops when a majority of o-
tiers do not object Passed--5l TO -.
! III, authorizing Township Trustees and
Trustees of incorporated towns 10 levy d
tax of % cents on each Sl00. and - cent,
on each poll, for school purposes. Passed
50 To -.
l43, to amend section Of an act for the
erection and maintenance OF high schools
and academies. Passed-G7 To f.
90, fixing the rate of interest at 6 pei
: cent. except bv agreement. when it shall
not exceed 10 per cent. PaSScd-Jl to 3 l.
l52, TO legaliLe all county bonds of the
! denomination of 81 600. dated April 3
| 1863, due IN one year, at per cent. issued
for The purpose of paying bountics. Pass
ed--53 to %.
4, for the establishment of IA Soldiers and
Scamen's Home at Knights,own Springs
| PasScd-6S to -.
-. providing that road tax shall not b,
more than - cents on each 500 worth q
personal property. and more than > cents
on each acre of land. Passed. to II.
-, for the incorporation of slackwate
navigation companies--passed So To IL.
y 2l4, authorizing the common council o
cities and trustees OF incorporated towns
to levy tax for the completion of unlin
ished school buildinrs--passed 81 to-
2l:j, repeating the law for raising reven
ne for township libraries passed G6 10 ~
40, the liquor bill. was lost-57 to -.
lis. requiring clerks 10 ilcmize fees il
the administrators ceses-passcd ~ to t.
15l, to amend section | Of the act il
relation 10 guardians and W; rls-passet
so toU
2O6 ere ting the % Common Pleas Dis
trict Of 'ilc counties Warren and Tippecln
oc. Passed 63 to- 9.
PIP, for the Requisition of Fugitive
from Justice from other States. Passe
81 too.
-. providing for the Incorporation c
Eclectric Telegraph Companies. Passe
so 10 /.
So giving the Sheriff Of the Suprem
Court 81 POO year. Tabled
I6i. declaring who shall be Governor. il
case of death, removal or resignation
The President of the Senate, 10 act in sue
case. Passed-7l to :.
237, creating Criminal Courts in WavnC
Allen and Tippecanoc counties. Passed
GO 10 -
The House concurred in S. 2-the rec
/. isirv law
The following Senate bills were actc
upon:
236, fixing the time of holding the court
in the 10th judicial circuit. Passed--16 t
O.
2l3, providing for the punishment c
women and children convicted OF crime
and misdemeanOrs and violations of cit
ordinances, was read the second time III
der dispensation. and amended so as {
allow their confinement in Homes prov
ded by benevolence instead Of the count
Jail, and then passed IS TO 9.
81. allowing the taxing ofproperty Will
in smles Of any plank or MacAdamize
roads for the purpose of construction {
completion Of such road was passed, Ga I
IL.
203, extending time ofholding courts j
Fulton county was passed, "a TO >.
90, regulating the competency of wi
nesses so as to allow colored persons [
testify, passed, 81 to %.
&c, 10 aiivii,i section ~ OF the act prov
ding for the election and appointment
supervisors of highways, was tabled.
I03, to prevent persons from injuring il
sured property with intent to defraud-
, they shall be imprisoned two years, an
r fined not less than the amount of Il
property insured-passed, IS too.
liz TO amend sections one and ten of Ill
common school law-strike out the prov
so in the first section, and white" in Il
, tcnth-losf IL to so.
: 2i2 to amend section five of an act inco
! perating the Wabash Manual Labor an
Teachers Seminary-passcd 40 to ,.
I lis TO provide for the incorporation
companies of three or more persons. for Il
purpose of erecting buildings for Mason
, Lodges-passe.'. 76 too
2l5, to prevent the spread of infection
: disease among domestic animals-passe
20 TO !.
PA, creating the 23d Common Pleas di
trlct the counties of Boone and Clinton
, passed, g. to 4.
2ls, authorizing State and county office
to accept as money bonds for land know
as indemnity land"-tabled.
|; 246, fixing the time ofholding the cour
: in the | 18th Judicial circuit-passed 6S to
Adjourned at midnight