Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-03

To amend an act incorporating the
Franklin Insurance Company. Approx
ed March 4.
To provide for the enl rgement of the
State House grounds. Approved Febru
airy Is.
To divide the State into circuits Hor iu-
dicial purposes; fixing the time of hold
ing courts therein abolishing the courts
of Common Pleas, and transferring the
business thereofto the Circuit Courts
and providing for the election Of Judges
and Prosecuting Attorneys in place there
Of Approved March 6.
To regulate the sale of Intoxicating
liquors, to provide against the evils re
sultlng from any sale thereof, to furnish
, remedies for damages suffered by any
person in Consequence of such sale, pre-
scribing penalties. to repeal all laws con
travening the provisions of this act, and
declaring an emergency. Approved Feb.
27.
Authorizing sureties upon notes and
other instruments to collect off of the
principal, interest at the late provided for
in the original notes. Approved March
4.
Supplemental to an act for the estab
lishment OF a female prison and refOrma
DRY institute for girls and women, and
to provide for the government thereof.
Approved Feb. 3.
TO amend section 50 Of an act entitled
an act to repeal all general laws now in
force for the incorporation OF cities, pre-
scriOing their powers and rights. and the
manner in which they shall exercise the
same, and such other matters as properly
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Supplemental 10 an act dividing the
State into counties, defining their boun-
| daries and the jurisdiction Of such as bor-
Ger on the Ohio and Wabash rivers, so az
to define the boundary between the couu-
ties OF Washin 5ton and Clark.
TO authorize cities constructing Water
Works to issue bonds and to dispose of
the same for the purpose Of conStructing Q
the same. Approved March Z.
| Authorizing the organization Of volun
tary associations and prescribing their
| duties and power Approved March {
Amending the charter of the city of
| Evans Vile, as granted January 81, 1911
Approved March I.
In relation to the salary of the Super
intendent of Public Instruction and pro
vIding The manner of paying the same
Approved March 4
For the relief of Nicholas Morehead,
Joseph E. Long and Francis ]. Metzel
| Approved March g. to prevent hunting
and shooting on inclosed lands without
| the consent Of the occupant thereof, and
to provide penalties. Approved March
J Z, providing foi the crossing Of railroads
and the keeping in repair of the same,
and providing for the expense. Approx
ed March Z.
Amending the first section Of an act
creating the nineteenth, twentieth and
twenty first judicial circuits, and provid-
ing for the transfer of business and ae
tions in the twenty-fi first judicial circuit to
the Wayne Circuit Court, and declaring
its jurisdiction thereto. Approved March
| Amending the charter of the town of
| Clinton, and granting the Board of Tres
tees certain powers. Approved March Z.
| Fixing the order of business ia Circuit
Courts and giving the Court power to
impaneI special juries in certain cases.
! A 3proved March T.
Placing the Directors and officers of
gravel and other inacadamized roads up
on equal footing with other creditors in
suits against such corporations, and re-
peaing all laws in conflict with the act.
Approved March T.
Concerning the employment Of short
hand reporters, and providing that the
original long hand rebolt may be used on
appeal in certain cases. Approved March
Amending certain sections of the law
of May II, 1859, in relation to the savings
banks and the safe and proper manage
ment of their affairs. Approved March
Concerning the sale and conveyance of
county Jail and court house of Perry
county Approved March Z.
Amending section two and six of the
act Of March 6, 1889, p oyiding tor a ge-
illogical survey of the State, and creating
the Office of State Geologist. Approved
March 7.
Authorizing The auditors of Wayne and
Scott counties to correct the reports made
to the Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton. Approved March
| Amending section five of an act incor-
porating the town Of Huntington. Ap-
proved March T.
| Legalizing the assessment of the NUM-
cipal taxes of 1871 and 1872, of the town
Of Somerset. Approved March Z.
| Amending section forty-four of the
School act Approved March 7.
A number of bills passed have not yet
been sent to the Governor for his APPROX
al, which when signed will considerably
increase the present list, which contains
all the important acts OF the regular ses-
sion that have been approved by the
| Governor.
An act to prescribe the qualification of
Petit Jurors in the several courts of this
Sta.e.
To incorporate trustees of religious So
cieties for educational, benevolent or
charitable purpose s, and enable them to
hold real and personal property for such
purposes.
To protect the ballot box, to procure
fair election. To define felonies and
prescribe punishments therefor.
Amending section 80 Of an act provid-
ing for the election of supervisors of
highways and prescribing certain of their
duties and those of other officers in re-
lation thereto.
| To encourage agriculture and agricul-
tural fairs, by the purchase and improve
ment OF fair grounds.
To provide for the reimbursement of
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