Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-24

now, or may hereafter be, collected, by pro-
viding for the investment of the same in
interest bearing securities, or otherwise.
9th-The removal of the penitentiary of
the State from its present site.
10th-The making provision for the re-
lief of persons rendered destitute in conse-
quence of the drought of 1881, or by the
recent overf1ows.
11th-The making competent the testi-
mony of persons rendered infamous in
cases of violence by conyicts in the peni-
tertiary.
12th-The amendment of existing laws in
relation to the assessment and taxation of
property belonging to educational institu-
lions, and relieving the same of taxation for
the years 1881 and 1882.
13th-The amendment of existing laws
touching the compensation of county
trustees.
14th-The amendment of existing laws
authorizing the chartering of corporations
SO as to provide for chartering companies
under what is known as the cooperative
system"
15th-The making an appropriation to
| pay for the engraving of bonds of the State
under the authority of an act passed April 9Th,
| 1884, entitled "An act to compromise and
settle the bonded indebtedness of the State
| of Tennessee"
16th-The making an appropriation to
pay reasonable counsel fees to defendants
solicitors in the case of Thos. J. Lynn and
others vs. The Comptroller, Treasurer and
| Secretary of State, now pending in the
| Chance<y Court at Nashville.
17th-The making provision for the cor
rection of errors of revenue collectors.
18th-The making provision for the better
protection of the State capitol and grounds,
and regulating the salaries of the superin-
tendent thereof and his employees.
19th-The authorizing the trustees of
Ripley Male Academy to sell and convey
the academy property.
20th-The fixing the times for holding
Circuit and Chancery Courts for the coun-
ties of Clay, Putnam, Macon, Picket t,
Overton, Cumberland and jackson.
2lst-The changing the line between the
counties of Hamilton and James.
22d-The amendment of existing laws
governing Tobacco Boards of Trade " in
this State
23d-The making appropriations for pay
ment of Mrs. Buchanan, for services
heretofore rendered by her as assistant en-
crossing clerk of the House, and of John
Terry, porter for the senate, for services
heretofore rendered by him, for which nc
appropriation has been made.
24th-Authorizing the city of GAINESVILLE
to levy and collect additional taxes fol
school purposes
25th-Providing for the appointment Of
clerk for the Superintendent of Publ,
Instruction and an assistant State librarian
and fixing the salaries thereof.
26th-The making an additional appro
priation to the State library.
27th-The making an appropriation. TO
the payment of warrant No. 1,134, issue,
by the comptroller to w. G. Brandon unde
writ of mandamus from the Circuit Cour
of Knox County.
2Sth-The relief of the trustee of Green
County, on account of State revenue allege
to have been stolen from him.
29th-The payment of costs, in felon
cases. originating in State courts, and trans
ferred to Federal Courts.
30th-The authorizing the city of Nash
vile to issue bonds for the purpose @
building water-works.
31st-the providing for the payment @
, warrants issued by the comptroller to tn
county judge of Lincoln County, under au
thority of an act passed at the last regula
session.
32nd-The regulation of the term of offic
D of aldermen in the city of jackson.
: 33rd-The making an additional, appropr
Z alton to pay the expenses of the COMMITTEE
/ of investigation, appointed by the Senat
I at the last extra session, and for printin
t the report of said committee.
34th-The payments or warrants issued b
the Comptroller to the University of Ten
, nessee, under the authority of an act passe
at the last regular session.
35th-The payment of military companie
. for services rendered by them upon the ca
of the Governor.
36th-The amendment of an act passe
April 9th, 1881, entitled "An act to provid
| for the settlement of the Indebtedness G
the extinct municipality of the city of Men
phis"
} 37th-The establishing taxing districts G
, the second class, and authorizing them t
settle and pay the indie btedness of extine
municipal corporations.
; 38th-The amendment of an act passe
at the last regular session in SO far as it n
lates to the appropriation of 81, 125, 900 fo
the purpose of paying interest on bonds G
the State, authorized to be issued by an az
of said session, entitled IAN act to compre
mise and settle the bonded indebtedness c
the State of Tennessee"
39th-The payment of interest accruin
since January LIST, 1881, ION five State bond
held by the Protestant Orphan Asylum
Nashville, and providingfor the issuanc
of certificates of Indebtedness in lieu of sal
bonds.
40th-The payment of clerks fees i
cases of sales of land for taxes for the year
1880 and 1881.
41st-The payment of expenses inoider
: to the holding of said extraordinary sesssio
and the transaction of the business thereof
~ In testimony whereof, 1 hav
. hereunto set my hand an
, SEAL caused the great seal of the Stat
to be affixed at Nashville, on thi
[ 10th day of March, A. D., 1885,
ALVIN HAWKINS,
By the Governor,
D. A. NUM-, Secretary of State.