, 1873-03-03

Mr.. Dunharn raised point OF ordor that the Eone-
tho gontleman from Kauc. Tho point was sustained.
NJ: jones made spoeelEhs :eonld not hsp ~
III. oberly thought tho motion to print his own bill
HI. Johnaon was aatoniehed and amused at tho gem
neman from Alexander <oborly} talking OF modcstJ.
T. was ss ns ho1St M a.s1 hS een'Thn ho
motion OF tho distinguished Chairman Of the Railroad
Committee vas righs and ,u; snd mGso , than + thai III I;
On the tabs, and have 1t printed.
nfr. Shaw Was mo1nbor Of the Railroad Committeo,
q their Chairman, whom ho felt bound to sustain.
Tho Bill would bs evcntnaly referred to tho Commit
tss. He did not know Of any want Of harmony III tho
M. oberly w.nted to know why Dunham'a bill waa
referred to the Committee, Instead Of being printed?
III. Shaw did mt aso why Dunhnn's bill was not
MI Harrington did not intend to hurt tho feeling.
OF the gentleman from Boone, but that gentleman had
not 1t enJ time reported bills IN their regular order,
III S1r Westfaii objooted to tie gentleman from Kano
% ID ns q
sttopied Al they should have been BY tho nctnbeTs
e az at 500 thAt TIL. great u.sSq9 saE9o. should n
made tho object Of persona1 ambition: AZ, Dun
ham not tsnaciou, but desired hia hlll to hare
COMMITTEES Con BY 81 10 is.
There was not = quorum In the Senate. and conbe-
oueptiy little was dono. Tho Committee on Elections
s4eand Of II S he pes
duoed hia bill regulating the cleeon aud pay Of Cook
County 4na ~ hio.ye ee S
Ill, and thoy adjourned.
1,.r+ ov E,r,v Snss9snn sas ret,rnea to his post s
feable, but consalescant Mr. Reynolds presided III
biz Absenes.
In the wear 1861 tho Legislature donntod four and
haf acres q swamp land locatad partly in Cook and
eosas FL Is. ousr Ps d
Btato. Tho town OF Irvington, Washington County,
as a .ss ss hs sa o., ss' sss
'5ssss ~ :sss Hsss
Board Of Trustets, IN fact the whole Board. 4 por-
tion Of this was c1penlod on buildings and the
the Slate the tee aeres 7siuod It from so
aeIo. Ths deed ts now In .ls.r tae hands ID us Of
settled md they desiro the suite 70 >, assume assume
charge Of tho inHtuion sud take It under ta brond
pp e @ r
1sfoofa vory much u Il tho state had been badly
out Of co. "a asqon hS eansF%ps naps
CHICAGO COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
8ppatpr Williamson introduced bill at tho irstigx
tion OF the County Commission Committee pEoy1ding
for Court Of Common Pleas In tho City Of Chicago.
It waa written by Mr. Ashton, ind syuopsia u 1t In
That here shall be, and is hereby, established in
sea = plaeS II ss
Constitution of sad State, inferior court Of civil
Jurisdiction within .hcllmit Of said cities. which shall
be court Of record by the namq Of Common Pleas
nas nn s.ia a city h1a ns ~ the Circuit oa1
1a
ss ZIG o ts ss 4 s
ali b 'tSs ssns = .n1 an1ios@ Vii ssiS oifeps
60 s s e.
Circuit Judges and hold their oa,es untl tho arst
s a; sa saa 5as shs spen
Clerk, Yho ahsn hold his otce until the general elee
h @ Ts ass u ne
shall perform tho duties and receive tho sane fees
other Masters IN ohanes5y Ths 4 st election for
Judges Of the Circuit Court IN June, 1870, IN said
Cities and every ax years thereafter and the Judges
missioned by Tho aoyoraor. Tho Judges Of said
courts ehal rece1Vo the same componsat1on % the
saeS Cities arc sre loeated to be pat only out
collected said courts. Tho Clerks Of said courts
s zeess m 60 m 10 the
shall BE- three Judgea Of said court, each Of them
nay hold diderent branch thereof u TIC sAme time,
Judges of otIor courts Of record IN tho counties
vhero such cities are located; Bald Common Pleas
pace as other courts in said cities sha DO provided
BY the county and tho expenaea Of said courts shall
said court shall bo held in ths flrat Monday Of eaoh
4sssa ds s@s T IT, q
Ths sherin Shall perform tho same duties, have the
same powers. be subject to the Same liabilities, and
receive the sane fees In performing his duties n
neotton With this court In nlte easea in the Circuit
herein. provided, shan be paid by tho olerks
county Ths Jurors tor said courts shall be SOLICITED
serve, and paa the jurors In the said Circuit
Gs Of s asas saa o4a
required in saia courts and tho corks thereof shall
be determined by rule Of sRid court and their copsn-
tatton shail bo liked BY tie County Board.
Militia law, propare By sir snerldan ct of tle liti.
Committed: Tho state is to bo divided Into many
viii Major. .aeneral Tor each TSs Governor i. 10 b
tbs andet.tn-Chlef. Au peraons between tho
S y md sg ss ns t.
" to nss1s BE- ln0ya as tho Mstop
il lima Of Invasion, suppression Of REBELLION, rots
time to time BE- prescribed for liz Unitsa states Army
To be armed from tho State Arsenal With such srMs
- ara furnished tho State by tbs United Rtaea aovsrn-
Tho system, Of instruction In tactica aud ceremonies
respects to tha tactea. rules, md reeuletons which
now or may hereafter be- prescribed for the Goy
Qrnmenk Of the United Btates Army.
There ahall be Al annual parade and inspection Of
the National Guard the LIST Tuesday Of juno Of zach
year, and the inspecting officer toreport all o!cerg
found incapable Of iultrlicng their Commands In
cordance with the prescribed sysom Of tactics. The
Ad1utant- General 10 be Chief Of Stat TO tho Com
mandcr-ln-Chiet, and be the medium Of all corsc-
spondence, and addition to hts other duties to per-
form the duties Of Quartormaatcr General, donnis-
sasy, and Chief Of Ordinance for which he shall hare
an annual sslary as now prescribed by law.
per capita tax Of nifty conts por year to be levied
on each person liable 70 ito military duty, who do not
belong to the National Guard.
The commanding officers Of posts may erect or rent
arnories whom authorized BY the Ad1utant-General
Tho members Of the active militia are to bo exempt
from poa-tax.
cooK COUNTY coMM1aa1oEEns
Beuater Kohoe introduced the following:
BILL for Al act to divide tho County Of Cook into
three Districts. and provide for tha election Of
Board Of Commissioners therein .
sKo: l. Boi enacted by tle people Of the State Of
the County, Of Cook IL hereby divided uto three dis
tstcts, mud the hereby established }aud shall