, 1873-04-11
XEAH.

Hampton,
Mr. PALMER filed motion to reconsider.
NEW BILLS.
Senator MURPHY introduced bill amending
the Revenue lsw by requiring property to bo
Dy nIr. Observation-Disclosures tho cstab-
lishnont Of ferries across the Illinois River by
bordering counties.
Senator CUMMINGS called up for considera-
tion House bill 379 sroating to roads aud bridges
u counties under township E organization; The
and pasRod-yoas, 50 nays 0.
TOWN INCORPORATION.
Mr, HUNDLEY called up House Bill 543, to
enable incorporated towns to eura defects in
thor organization, etc.. and tho samc nas read q
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE D11r.s ON THIRD READING,
were taken up as follows: ....
o, No. roo1v ds7 to md enable 9sne,pps pnrehaseTs se
under mortgage, executed BY corporations in
this Htato, prior to tho adoption of tho new Con-
atitution, to become Incorporated; hold, uae, and
enjoy the samo, dc. Rcoomnittea,
No. 298, to prevent revereat Of Judgments In
debt and assurnpsit for nero error in form,
paBsed-ycas, so; nays, 9.
No. 274, relating to prorniaaory notes and con-
tracts made for patent rights, &c. Loat-ycns,
Mr.. BRowN fllod a motion to reconsider.
No. $50, amending tho law concerning evidence
and depositions III civil cases. pasaol-yeas,
81 nays !.
oases, paascd-yeaa, 40 :; nays, i.
No. 6s, ropealing tho act amending tho law
concerning township organization, passed
yeas, 90; nays, Q. -.-
No. relating to collection Of wages OF Ia
No. 288, amending tho act in regard to removal
h1r. SANFORD ontered : motion 10 recon-
elder.
A bill for IN act to define the term "county
seat," as used in all act heretofore passed-yoas,
50; nays, 0.
No. ~, amending au oct providing for tho in
corporation OF associations organized for tho
purpose Of constructing railways, passed.
'eis oaso iii niy g5o tho General Deficiency D WAS
road third tino, and passod-yoas, So; nays, 0.
Senate bill 22o, providing, for tho construction
Of drains, dtohes. &c., road third time and re-
Mr. WAITE moved that when wa adjourn wo
adjourn to meot at 7:30 oolook, to- read House
bills frat tin1e and Senate bills first and sec-
otld time. Carried.
Adjourned until Hu;,.992P 3;9e :. daso,ov n:
After readlng. large number Of House bills
on d first, and 6eNAto bills on second, reading,
! At 8:45 p. m. tho Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
| BILLS PASSED.
| House bill 905, to dehno ,nonopolies, and pre-
| vent the formation Of tho samo, passed-yoas,
| 112; uayH, D.
House biu 4oa, amending the law allowing
dlminution Of oouylota' timo for good bohaylor,
paased-yeas, ia nays, 0.
House bill 614, to facilitate tho settlement of
accounts betweon countes, ctieB, aud town.,
and stato charitable inatitutions, passcd-yoas
116 nayB, !.
House bill 544, to provide for copying tho lava
and Journals Of tho Gonoral ASSEMBLY, passed,
| -yoas. 12G; nays, I.
Houso bill 62s, to ropoal the not Of 1872, In
osoaaing TIE {Mrls!lietion Of County Courts .,
Mr.. ARMSTRONG moved that tho bill DO laid
on tho tabe. Lost-yoas, 58 nays, 60.
Tho bill waa put upon its pasaage, aud failod
| to paBa--yoaH 65 nays, 68.
Mfr. SWAN gavo notice that ho would entor a
| motion to reconsider.
House bill 653, a,uonding tho law extending
the jurlBliction OF County Courts, falled to paas
-yoas u0 llayB t9.
Tho IIouso voted to reconsider tho vote On
| this and tho preceding bill, and they, were 70.
forrcd to the Conllnit!oo on tho Judicial Depart
| mont,