Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25
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Chapter 1S9.
AN ACT for the relief of educational institutions
SECTION 1. Be ii enacted bg the General ASSEMBLY,
Of re State Of Tennessee, That the trustees directors
any ohef incorporated nstituI III Of learning In this
State, are hereby authorized to change the name OF
s9eh college SEMINAR academy or other institution
change being made. the Institution under its new
name shall continue Incorporated, with al the
ton by st .tute under Its former and title To-
stItutons Of ike name and title as ss 10 Mich
Sec , Be it further enacted, That the trustees,
directors or managers of any su;h Institution, APP
pointe1 by the county cou:t of any couf y in this
powered to sell or dispose OF any part Of such prop
erty as may be nect ssary In order to improve the
property Did and better carry out the purposes
FOR which such institution designated provided.
that no such sale shall be deemed valid or have any
effect unless such sale shall, be ported the county
court OF the county wherein such sale is made and
confirmed at quarterly term OF said court In all
cases where the county has any Interest In the prop
Sec 3. Be 10 further enacted, That In case any
such fact reported county count of any county
in this State by existing parties. directors or man
report, the county court or chairman thereof, may
appoint such additional directors or managers, not
eXcee'iing ten, they may deem necessary to pro-
tect the interest OF tie county In such property and
management thereof. or to promote the interest Of
Sec. l. Be L ftrthen enacted. That this act take
effect from and after Its passage the public welfare
N4''-'' H P. FowLKEs.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
Passed March 26, 1879. j. R. NEAL,
Speaker Of the Senate
ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor
Charles N Gibbs, Secretary OF State of the State
OF an act of the General Assembly of the State OF
Tennessee the original ofwhlch Is on file In my of1ce.
CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary OF state.
Chapter I0s.
AN ACT to prevent County Courts from appropIiat-
ing moneys to repair and build bridges on char
tered turnpike roads.
SECTION L Be il enacted Sy the General assembly,
this State shall appropriate any moneys to repair or
build any bridges on chartered turnpike roads who
Sec q Be i further enacted That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage, the public
Passed March "a, 1879. H: P FoWLKEs,
Speaker OF the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
Speaker of the Senate.
7'f'O'ON ALBERT S MARKS Governor.
1. Charles n Gibbs Secretary of State OF the State
Of an act Of the General Assembly of the state Of
| Tennessee, the original OF which is on hle In my
ONCE. CHARLES n. GIBBS. Secretary Of State.
Chapter I9s.
AN ACT for the relief OF C. D. Allen.
| WHEREAS, c. d. Allen. Tax collector of Gibson
tOF he 1911 the p na
was due to the state by him as such collector and
since the &c h OF safG Aen as sucn
has been tanned that the clerk OF the county
Allen in certifying 10 the comptroller the amount OF
taxes said Allen should be charged with as such col
counts with the State that he has never received; and
whereas 1t appears that there Is denct IN the ae-
due the common school fund Of said county large
sum; therefore
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted 6y the Ger eral assembly
of the State of Tennessee That the comptroller draw
warrant the treasurer of the State fOT the of
county the proceeds Of said warrant to be placed 10
the credit of the common school fund OF said county
by said trustee and that said Allen have credit for
the amount of said warrant on what he is due said
school fund, as collector aforesaid .,,...-
effect from and after its passage the public welfare
Passed March %, 1879. H. FOWLKEs,
Speaker OF the House OF representatives.
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March 27, 1879: -
| ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor.
I.Chares N. Gibbs Secretary of State OF the State
of Tennessee, certify that the above Is correct copy
Of an act Of the General Assembly OF the state OF
office. CHAS N. GIBBS, Secretary OF State
Chapter I95.
AN ACT fer the location, improvement and better
management of the Law library of the State.
4 ThS1 the Of tSs
State be and he IS hereby authorized upon satisfac
tory assurances that an expenditure OF at least one
thousand dollars without expense to the State, will
be made III fitting up and adding to the Law library
ton for said library the present loraryroom and SC
much Of the adjoining room as may be necessary OF
tue below the present room and so much OF the
adjoining room as may be necessary. and authorize
the same to be improved, lifted up and shelYed, &C
coIding to plan TO be approved by him.
Sec. 2 Be II further enacted, That the Law library
be remain under the general charge OF the State
librarian, but If removed from its present locality
that 1t be placed in the special charge OF deputy
librarian, TO be selected by the board OF commits
sioners of the State library.
Sec. B. Be it further enacted, That said library
shall free casual visitors. the members of the
legislature aud the execut and judicial officers OF
the State but no book shall be taken out OF the cap
iol building nor out of the library rooms, except bl
member of the legislature or one OF the executive
or judicial officers OF the State on his personal re
of which 1t shall be the duty OF the librarian to see
the book Is returned accounted for In default OF
which, In ten days after notice from the Librarian tnt
delinquent Will be liable to fine of ten dollars, tc
be recovered before ~ tusce or the peace by The
librarian,
sec Belt further enacted That the commission
erS of the State library be and they hereby au
thoriZed to accept loans or donations of law book
for the State law library upon such terms as may d
agreed On, and If the lenders and donors choose T.
require IT, that the books loaned or given be no
Ken ron @ fGG S a IN S opSeP To fur
niSh the means OF paying deputy librarian, ana
I making additions TO The library the board of com
hereby authorized to charge and collect from al
persons using the library other than those herein
before mentioned, small annual fee of not exceed
ing six dollars, TO be paid In advance; provided tina
attorneys from other parts of the State attending thu
courts sitting at Nashville shall not be required
| pay any fee for using the library.
Sec g. Be il further enacted, That this act TAX
effect from and after Its passage the public wefar
: Passed Passed March 81, 1879. J.R. NEAL,
| Speaker OF the Senate
: II. P. FOWLKES,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
, ALBERT g. MARKS, Governor.
l. Charles N Gibbs, Secretary of State OF the star
OF Tenne see certify that the above Is correct cop
: OF an act of the General Assembly OF the State
Tennes see the original OF which is on file In nv otic
CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary OF STATE
Chapter 106.