, 1873-04-23

&imo wns postponed on account Of tho Bmall at-
tendance, and consideration OF billa by SECTIONS
taken up. Tho following bills woro go consider
sonnte bill a16, amending Section ., Chapter
Ordered to q third roa1lng.
House till Lao. amending tho aot providing for
Tho adoption OF minors. Ordered to third
Houao bill 48s, making appropriations for tho
Northorn 1naano' Aaylum. Ordered to a'third
Dy consent, sonator 1r1NQno11EEE presented
npotition Of. citizons Of prairlo du pont, ST.
u1air County, demonstrating agaiuHt the Ba1o OF
nommons na provided by Houae bill authorizing
.he samo, and PRAYING e'tch amendment as wifi
shFow mTa, egeh aslo opon to composition Roforred
eenhto bill 428, authorizing tho establishment
pfa forry aoroaa tho Illinois 1fvor. Ordered to
5enats tfj SIn Il, concerning County Buporintona-
Mr. BALDWIN moved to ameua 80 as to re-
qulro the County Superintendent to hold frat
grade oertihoatc. Adopted. =.
Nj: CUMMINGS movod to amend Soc. 4, by
providing TINT! only in conntios having popule-
tion Of oTer 1000 shall tho Superintendent DO
allowed to employ an assistant or deputy.
,,st'c; NJ BURKE sa2 moved to strho out tho ontiro
-. nr. WAITE moved to !arnond 30 Us to grado
.tho compensation according to population. OF
eonnti9s; nI1 m;7nay nAaya1opted-Yeae % nays,s.
providing that tho question Of hereafter oloating
County superintendent be submitted to. tho
people ut tho next general election, with q Wow
,91 :suoh counties dispensing with much officer as
Pending further debate, Mr.. PALMER, moved
to indefinitely postpone furthor consideration Of
tho BILL: Carriod-yeaB, 81 nays, o.
a motion to reconsider was lnaoo and tabled
Bonatc bilf 230, In regard to practice in courts
of recortkr ordorod to a third read1ng.
s.. seuato bill 900, amending tho law concerning
the collection Of taxos thoroln namea Ordered
to q third roR(Eng.
House bilt 9s1, granting right way to tho Chi
caRo i pacifc Railway oyor tue grounds Of tho
Northern Insane .Asylunl, was called up Us d
substitute for the Senate bill Of tho same tenor,
rendfng.
Senate bill 2oG, to socuro tho freopaaaago of
fish In oil tho wnters Of this State, was oonHt tder
cd and ordorod to a third ronding.
charges by any stock yard company in tho state
was ordered to third readiug.
Mr. WAITE fled motion to reconsider.
Senate bill 29s, revising tho Law. in regard to
Coronore. Ordered to third reading,
Mr: PALMER introduced Q bill amending the
law concerning roads and bridges. Referred,
Senate bill 20l, revising law In relat tton to ro-
pleyin. Ordered ays to . third roading. J..
sherit1s. Ordered to third reading.
SHERIFF or CooK COUNTY.
On motion Of Mr. WAITE, tho vote adopting
Section Of bill in relasion to shoriifs was re-
considered, and tho amendment increasing the
bond Of the Sheriff Of Cook County to 100000
Was adopted
As amended tho bill was ordered to third
reading.
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL soo1Er1Es.
Senate bill 27l, providing for tho election Of
officers OF County Agricultural sociotios, WAS
=, Pending consideration OF tho bill revising the
until 230 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
RECORDERS.
Upon reasae1nbliug tue Senate resumed con-
to Recorder', and tho Hame Was ordered to a
third reading.
TERMS OF COURT.
House bill 555, fixing tho times for holding
Circuit Court In tho several districts, exclusive
g. Of uook County, was amended aud ordered to
House bill 204, concerning jurors, was called
~ ROAD second time, and ordered considered
by sections.
Senate bill 817, revising tho Law in relation to
Then senator THoMPs6NS Saa arose S aad ri'f' said:
Fl ;n q shs m ., n.r s s no aa
ure, 1i to presento you token Of their respect aud
IN doing 10 to giye expression to the kind fcol-
ing and admiration entertained for you by tho
members aud ofcera Of tho So1lato for tic enrncst
faithful, efficient, and impartial manner with which
yon, sir, hayo preuded over the deliberations Of tho
senato for thu consiaerata treatment md corro-
ey received vt your lands. After lDnRthy session,
during which wa havo come to know you better, wo
can better judge and tho baer appreciate your ability,
your integrity, nd your earnest endeayors to do your
duty firmly and mpartialiy, and being thus prepared
to Judge, this ia decision. Permit me- sir, to or
erc1ao tho hope TINT this may me1nento
to often remind you Of the pleasant associations of this
winter.
In reply President Early said:
GENTLEMEN: am deeply touched by this uno1-
pected token Of your confederation. Assuming tho
duties Of this Responsible position without ANY rro-
ytous experience, am indebted to your forbeQrance
and corporation for whatarer Huccegs has Intended
my administration. value the token highly It will
be = souvenir in tho future which I will always
retain with a1ect1onato memory. 1t will be IN heir
loom IN my family, something OF which ny uld1en,a
children wlll bo proud. Gcntleuen from the erueat
feeesses cf my henrt, pour out to you my sncoro
gratitude fur all tho dndnesg you have shown NO. and
Tor th1a solid muetlto OF our pcasant intercourse.
SECOND READING CONTINUED.
Senate bill II was resumed, aud tho bill ORDER
cd to y third reading.
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION ELL.
Senate bill 8l4, tho Deficiency Appropriation
bill, already passed the Senate was called up,
and tho House amendment coucurred in,
COPYING.
House bill a, providing for tho copying Of tho
Assembly laws and journal, was ordered to q
thirl reading.
House Iii s92, revising tho law in relation to
landlord and tenant was ordered to a third road-