, 1873-04-26

contracts undor seal and relating 70
s;fs e % So S s'sa at sofs 5 oys aeg of II may work
in mincs, appropriating tho ordinary expense p OF
tho Bouthcrn 1nanne Asylum for the Dl!nd Asy-
ium and Tor lilo Fooblo-hlinded Institute.
Mr.. oul1orton introduced d bill Bomo tino ago,
which WAS roforrod to tho Committee on Munici-
nal Affairs. It iH now In tho HouBo on second
reading. The principal section roadB
Private property nha not 10 taken or dsnsgsn sg
o1esyation, casoway, otlor appro.e to any suc
ss az ,s 9sas S4zse sesF' es asP
Constructed or maslo In upon, ovoF, across or unor
sys sr.y 1y SsS 'as, as
o Ely. town. snos' Or viaso ia s!sto wlero6y
tho proporty abutting on tho rart 9f saeh ayonGS.
liz grounds occupied BY usod for any such vsauc
bridge, tunnel or any ombankment, o1eassnon. 9f
ether p1onoh to rny ar
to Same, viii OF nny 30 injured dan.god Or nads
sss se Or 10 e IN
eonpenssion ns il moi ads a.to IL is sornorne
capacity, such compensation shh DO hsceItaahea ~
Jury, u hereinafter prescribed.
STATIONERY p1LLs.
Tho time has arrived when tho chhirmen OF
the Comlnlttoos should show thoir handB anu
Fssr si mi Tho stto for 1a sonery during t1o
sion. A good example has boon got by tho
0hnirmou Of three Committoos, Contingent Ex-
ponseH (JoneB); Eloctions farrier) and Exoc-
vi npsrsts psoSnts3 S oss Sois s9s n s'Si
oacl This is reasonable maximum n, rate, rate,
Il is guapootcd however, that many Chairmon
cannot out" as hAnsomoly Ha f. Ren1 sefo 70
report before ADJOURNMENT, they should bo got.
ting roaly, ns m omission to do 10 will 6ub1cot
them to tho suspicion TINT their accounts arc
oxtravagaut. ---.
wATERscowEn PRIVILEGES.
4 bill WAS reported from the Committee on
Cannl and Rtvor, improvement authorizing tho
incorporation OF tho owners OF wnter-powers on
tho running stroams Of tho State for tho pur.
poBo of damming md othorwigo improving and
aadding to tho vafer.pouer Of tho samo. 1t ig
principally designed to enRblo tho ownors OF
fand On tic banka Of tho Fox river, below Ell.
| gin, to inoroaBe their mill-power.. Il doos not
| ask for tny appropriation from tic Bthto. Tho
partioB Interested arc to DO assessed oquitably,
according to the benefits to bo derived by thonl.
The bill WAS road first time and ordered
printed. ..-..
| REFORM SCHOOL DILL.
| Mr., Brhdwo1l moved to reconsider tho vote BY
whiol, tho following Hootion ia this bil! waa
striokon outs: Tito Board shall have power tc
permit such minors undor their guardianship At
| they shall Judge fit subjects for such troatment
| to bo placed out undor tho caro- Of any proper
reraon or poraonB In this State, on written per
mits, to bo kept and retained by such porson Of
PERSONS during tile pleasure OF the Board, no
| QICeGc1nE tnu LbIIu p1 h6uteAGot AuA nAUJeSe :"
ali tImos to tho regulations and control Of tht
| Board"
| SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Tho bill changing tho dny for eloctlng School
Directors from Saturday to Friday, to accommo
af eopstituiona cp majority % Il tic House, re-
ceiying but 64 votes.
| EDUCATIONAL.
Tho House bill providing for compulsory odu
cation was taken up, when Mr. strcetor moVes
| ~ nh p11n m fDih
attend tho public schools until he coul
present a certificate that he has boon employee
Ut manual labor for at loast four months In tht
year. This boing considered sido blow at the
yeas to 88 nays. h1r. Thornton moved to lay th
bill on tho table, which WAS loBt-yeaa, 40 nays
GO, and tho bill waH ordered to d third roading
It will hardly pass.