, 1879-05-24

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A political analysis Of this voto shows: Yeas1
Republican, II; Democrats, II. Nays-Repub-
ltcan, 4: Democrats. 8; Socialist, l.
TIE FOLLOWING BILLS ON szcoND READING
were ortrrctt enerosscd for third reading:
nouss III B Is amaoas hs lie sss aes III ieaton @
to lencinG and operating railroads.
House Bill 2us, amending the net providing
for the neorporat!on Of citlcs, etc.
Houso Bill 7l0, amending the net for the as
tii. Woase Bl ss5 revising the Inv in relation to
the Department Of Agriculture.
Senate Bill 4sl, by Riddle, providing mode Of
obtaining sint,stics Of sales Of property.
fionsc Bill IA, n1Dcndlng Sec. Of thu act In
regard to public parks.
:, YSLAno1no pAnK oFFlcsRs' POWERS,
Campbell had Benpte Bill as95. authorizing
Park. Commissioners to takc by grant. deyIsct
bcQlest, or conveyance. property for park,
dslSrway, allu other PURPOSES Herewith con-
nected. caled up out Of Its order aild passed.
It rca1s:
sEc l. BeR enacted. That In all cases whsro
tGs act estabsnlax thc sama. and their SUCCESS.
ors hayc s!nca been apponted by the Govcrnor Of
s syssa sS % s
such Commissioners for the pu1pose OF ths estsb.
1is!tunnt u any driveway conncced Or propoaad to
lie het,,vay Or street. with such park. Or for the
extrnsoa. Improvement, or otnasneptatlon OF
and maintenance wlthl1. the lmiis Of sucb park ii
museums. geological or othei gardens. collections
Of so e5
:: X IT, ::ss s.:s I sSss
gsantud. bcgae@tned, or conveyed, and tic ronss.
ISSUED. pronts aud income thursof shall bo suojre
tqol r. 10 of the con,miasiests oi tha pssf and wien
my real property shall le 30 acquires! it shall form
part q .ush park, and bs managed aod governed
src Z. whereas. In some towns, villages and
cities. pnrk driyewaYs ought TO oe SELECTED and
1ects Of this bill ought to DO 1nadu Immediately
possible, thcrefors an emergency ux,sts. and lhA
net shall take effect and he tn force from and after
tn pnssags.
House Bill IL. amending Secs. and Of the
act n regnru to property exemptions, bciug on
the order of second reading, was taken VI, aanl
Numerous amendments were oFerel.
Fuller, Of Boone. offered as an amendments q
substantial re-enact,nsnt Of tho Inv OF 1917. uo
Ru!d tlAt The Exemption law VIC NOW had WIS
dIsEracesul to Ae statulu books, ard thc BILL
pcntit,g did not correct ts evils; that It seemed
10 Him to be ncans for hnrnssing debtors
rather than to secure the cnda Ut Justice.
Mcdowell opposed the amendment, There
arc wrongs in tlln cxlstin- law thu. ought TO b.
1igllted, but this amendment did not meet tl!enl
Neecc n,oTed to rccomu,tt tsiu bill to the Ju.
dcsary Cnmtnittce, With tnstructsonR to only re.
quru schedule OF property OF tha debtor upon
request of tls creditor.
Lee favored lhs motion, md said that tic bill
wus snsll fer frau.'. lie would favor It's rof
esencc, With or without Instructions. II needed
30 ,nany mil radical changes before It would Ot
right u pass It.
The bill was rcco1nmistcd for amendments.
rRHQuas.ras Cit orr
Senate Bit 80oo, by Riddle, prohibiting officer
and tcarhers Of tcl'ons being interested ln sal'
OF achool-bookt, furniture, ctc, Wss passed.
MlxEla.
House Bill 7Go, providing for the health mi
th{ety Of peFso113 etnnloyed IN toAl.gOItcs, VII