The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-22

Inc comptroller, treasurer ana
Secretary of State, now pending in
the chancery court at Nashville.
17th-The making provision for
the correction of errors of revenue
collectors.
1Sth-The making provision for
the better protection of the State
Capitol and grounds, and regulating
the salaries of the superintendent
thereof and his employees.
19th-The authorizing the Trus-
tees Of Ripley Male Academy to sell
and convey the academy property.
20th-The fixing the times for
holding circuit and chaneery courts
for the counties of Clay, Putnam,
Macon, Pickett, Overton, Cumber-
land and Jackson.
21st-The changing the line be-
tween the counties of Hamilton and
James.
22d-The amendment of existing
laws governing Tobacco Boards of
Trade" in this State.
23rd-The making appropriations
for the payment of Mrs. Buchanan
for services heretofore rendered by
her as Assistant Engrossing Clerk of
the House, and John Terry, porter
for the Senate, for services hereto
fore rendered by him, for which no
appropriation has been made.
24th-Authorizing the city of
GAINESVILLE to levy and collect addi-
tional taxes for school purposes.
25th--Provlding for the appoint
ment of clerk for the Superinte-.
dent of Public Instruction and an
Assistant State Librarian and fixing
the salaries thereof.
26th-The making of additional
appropriation to the State Library
9th The making an appropria-
ton for the payment of warrant No.
1,134, issued by the Comptroller to
w. B. Brandon under a writ of
mandamus, from the Circuit Court
of Knox county.
2Sth-The relief of the Trustee of
Green county, on account of State
revenue alleged to have been stolen
from him.
29th-The payment of costs, in
felony cases, originating in State
courts and transferred to Federal
Courts.
30th-The authorizing the city of
Nashville to issue bonds for the pur-
pose of building water works.
3lst-The providing for the pay
ment of warrants issued by the
Comptroller to the County Judge of
Lincoln county, under authority
of an act passed at the regular
session.
32-The regulationg of the term
of the Office of Aldermen in the
city Of Jackson.
33-The making an additional
appropriation to pay the expenses
of the Committee of Investigation,
appointed by the Senate at the last
extra session, and for printing the
report of asid committee.
34-The payment of warrants
issued by Comptroller to the Uui-
versity of Tennessee, under the
authority Of an act passed at the
last regular session.
35-The payment of military
companies for services rendered by
them upon the call Of the Governor.
36th-The amendment of an act
passed April 9th, 1881, entitled can
act to provide for the settlement of
the Indebtedness of the extinct
municipality of the city of Mem
phis."
37th-The establishing of taxing
districts Of the second class, and !
authorizing them to settle and pay
the indebtedness of extinct munici-
pal corporations.
3Sth-The amendment of an act
passed at the last regular session in
SO far as it relates to the appropria-
ton of 81, 125,O00, for the purpose
ofpaying interest on bonds of the
st te, authorized to be issued by an
act Of said session, entitled Gan act
to compromise and settle the bonded |
of the State of Tennes
see"
In testimony whereof [ have
hereunto set my hand and rs l. i
caused the great seal of the State to
affixed at Nashville, on the 10th
day of March, A. d., 1882.
ALVIN HAWKINS.
BY the Governor
ID. A. NUM-, Secretary of State.
Almost Raised from the Dead.
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