The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-31
TH1 MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
rULsDAY, JANUARY q.

Son0te-Mr. LanceSter .
bill amending the act establishing Q
Board of Immigration, so that the board
shall consist Of one member from each
Congressional District and two from the
STATE at large increasing the treasurer's
bond to $4,000, and appropriating el5,-
900 for 1872 and $4,000 annually there
after for the use Of the board. Referred.
House-Mr. Heimsoth Introduced a
| resolution requesting the Committee on
| R~etrepchment and Reform to inveSti-
u.e the various salaries Of the various
State and county officers. with = view OF
reducing the same it deemed necessary
Adopted.
Mr.. Pollard introduced q bill to
amend chapter rs Of Wagner's Statutes,
60 as to prohibit certain cattle from 9TH
or States being driven into this State for
| the purpose Of grazing. between the
Ist Of April and the 18th Of October.
Referred.
Mr.. Deigel introduced a bill to amend
section IS ofths general statutes entitled
~"mortxaess." The bill makes deeds OF
trus, and mortgages take the ame course
a regular mortgages. Referred.
Nj. Dry introduced . bill providing
| for the redemption Of real estate sold
under execution. The bill gives the
| debtor nine months to redeem the same
BY paying the per cent. interest and the
| purchase money. Referred.
Mr.. Pope offered Q bill abolnhing the
| Office OF Assistant Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Referred.
Mr.. Heard introduced . bill to amend
chapter 165 Of General Statutes, by add
| ing . new section providing that when
ever any irregularity in the conduct Of
the sale Of real estate BY an executor,
administrator, guardian or curator occurs
which affects the title to the said real
estate, any party interested . purchaser
or otherwise may fle q petition in the
Circuit Court Of the county in which
said laud lies, asking for relief, and upon
hearing eaid petition tia court shall, Is
it finds said sale was fairly conducted
and the terms Of sale complied with.
confirm said sale, but If founl otherwise,
shall make such decree with regard to
the title - seems just and equitable.
Referred.
Mr.. Childs introduced the following
resolution Whereas, 1t is currently re-
ported that to travel o. somc of tie roll
roads in the State OF Missonri jeop,rdi.-
81 the lire. OF passengers: therefore. be it
Resolved. that a committee of five be
appointed by the Spcake. to Investigate
the cause thereof, and report TO the
House ut sn early day. Referred.
Mr.. Sheeiy, from the Judiciary Com
mittce, reported Senate bill No. .. The
bill paved. and is as follows:
That chab:er l12 be amended b. the
addition Of the following section: That
when. in spy case Of sssignment now or
hereafter pcnl;ng, the temporary AZ
.ience appointed according to section 2S.
has failed or shall fail to make the re.
port upon claims allowed By him in said
action mentioned, then it shall be tins
duty OF tie Circuit Court. 1t any ses-
sion during the pending Of the mxttsr Of
auch assignment, to hear such evidence
touching the action Of such temporary
assignee in the premises, or touching the
validity Of the claims Of the general
~aseig,,ces AZ he may otter. and if it sp-
pear. that said claims had been in fac,
regularly allowed, or that they are jnst,
the court shall allow the same and order
them to be paid as other claims.
Mr.. O'Neil introduced u bill to amend
chapter 81, article 3, Of section l, Of the
General Statutes, concerning compcnsa.
ton Of members Of the General Assem-
bly,. The bill gives members 9 per day
for TIC actual tims they serve - mem
ber,. Referred.
WEDNESDAY.
Nothing NJ Importance was Transacted
on Wednesday, the chief interest bsine
conferred in the committse engassd in i'm
ve.tissting the Charge st bri6e6y i the
cesI'oriai earTsss.