, 1879-04-23

~ eHH1 In unIh"tHt my p!HAnloNtIi .'s
hcrntn provided. to charge OF collect greater
eenaAt Or percentage npnn MONEY advanced a ana
fo. the me aud forbcarance thereof than the tnso
htFcn shhl hn construed an ~ to conflict With tl'o
inv pertaining 10 u.ur.. nnd the rer:n' receiving
money 30 advanced rhall mt bo held TO pay any
storage. insurance, nF charges other than each
Every rawnlroknr VINO shall bo found guilty of .
first ofycnse lie Inr sun, nut Iera thnn SEQ nor
mnFe than slslo. anil for cnch s!,nseanont oHcnse
men mo- IL s canty . nis not Tx sscsns r sy.
either, or hn IN the discretion of tho Court.
Provided tint this act snail not 10 conairmcd aa 10
this State TO 'ecnse. lax. repalattf tnpprcss md
prohibit pawnbrukcra. as now provided by law.
CONDEMNATION.
Mr.. 9cxton's bill c1ll) 10 amensl Sec. s Of Art.
ot MI net III relation TO Incorporation ot cities
yt4es Tint petitions for iIm condemnation Of
lam! ahnEt cumtun rupy Ut thu said ordinance,
certified by tic Clerk u,les the curpornte seal,
reasonably accrratc description OF tha lots.
s ntsss q s " nSps,ty s,. "e 81 ts .s w1 1e
crs and ocguptnts thereof, 50 lat ss knnWn 10
the Board or officers Httug the petition, mil
wherc any known owiers nra noil:rcslAehts OF
tne State asE satiE s f1sS u, sf 'afh NON "oa
least te, tays' notico silail be given by posting
notices IN at least fur public places In such city
or village twn nt which sha1 be in the vicinity Of
the property dcstrll,cd in such ret!tiols, and,
wsscrc daily tlewapaper is published IN such city
or village. by publishing tho saaio at least five
days in tucti daily newspaper, or, II no daiIy
newspaper 10 published In said city Or villnEc,
and weekly newsnancr IL pahlisEled tllerciis'
stye weeks in surh weekly newspaper; or, II no
dni!y or weekly newspaper Ia published In snet,
city or village, then lit newspaper puhs!1cd IN
tie co,,ty III which such city Or village Is Sit
uatrd.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
House Bill 1t+ taone Of the most important
bills pHssed this session. 1t ian re.cnactment OF
the law passed In 1s;22, Which ras repealed
through, the cfurts of the savings baIlks. Thc
ubjcrt Of tho bIlD Ia 10 cnabsu those OF limited
means 10 purchase and paY for llosnes Of tlrir
avn BY monthly Installmcnts, not much cxcectl-
linz the nlunthly rent they would Otherwise pay.
II also promotes thrift uni epirit al saving, as
it oeFs tSsrr depository io1 sua, sm0unts
ntske'' bas can po:sby "a psr. III be law "F
copied after that OF Pennsylvania, except tint
It leaves tic control III the Association tn the
vote tnore than forty shares Of stuck: building
associations had the1r origin in Eng!nnd Il long
time ug0, md their Gouu cttrcts can bc seen ~
philadelphia, where there ayu marc tt'an b00 In
successful operation. and IN which more OF tic
citizens own thcr own homes than IN any other
city In tl,e Union, md 1t Ia to tese associations
tiiat the fact Is due.
DIsBsE's BIL1r
House Bill A50, Introduced br tho COMMITTEES
on judiciary, amcnling the hasta7lly act, was
passed. THIS measure wos prepared By Blsbcc,
10 meet MI emergency in Cook County.
CRIMINAL.
House bill 3ss passcd. This bill provides that
See. ~, Dlylsltn H. of all act entitled San Act
to revise the law In relation 70 criminal jur!s-
prudence. approved March q, 1871, ~ furcc
amended as to read as follows: "Any persoi,
convicted Of any crime or inistemeanor III my
cotirt tu this Stats having jurisdiction, punish
ment for which crime or iHiatloTeanor Is con-
bs tic Court in which such conviction is had 10
labor for tile benefit Of tho county during tllc
turn Of slci imprisonment IN the Wo1khouae,
liuuso Of Correction, public strerts, or other
place provided for TINT purpose BY thu county
o. city authorities OF to s,lcl, labor, under dl.
rcctlon Ut the Sheriff. rs thc County Board nay
provide Tor. Nothing herein cuntatned shall bc
construed to prevent tic imprisonment Of any
convict IN the Reform School vt Pontinc MS pro
yldcd by law.
stN. cnooKsR's MIL f7o1),
to protect laborcr., miners. mechanics, mud
merchants, was passed.
FnEW. NOT THROUGH.
D,sbco then moved to reconsider tho vote by
which Frew's bill ta70) sas passed.
A equabblu cusued over tlils motion, which
| lasted so,ne length Of time. The motion WIS
finally carried.
This bill, which contains antnc very objection
allie foaturcs, should never lave paAsod. Hay,
destroy 1t. A eYstcm OF tfllbustcrIng was CON,
ucnccd, which lasted for an hour or morr, md
did not close Until nearly 7 o'clock, when tho
blll was laid upon the table. THUS the fore part
Of the day wns consumed IN senseess % strag
Yards nn tle inter urt Of the Uny In t}Ii. ron.