STATE LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS.
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 Mr. Tdwell from the committee on memorials re- ported meaorial praying for an appropriation to re- par the military road leading from Little Rock Fort smlh-whch was read third time, and PASSED.

 mr. hoyston from the committee oh he judiciary, made report against any altering of the law, regilai- ] Ing proceedings attachments

 TIT. Maxwell from the select committee 10 whom was referred the blfto define the boundaries of Arkan sas county reported an amendment thereto--whicH being read second and third time, was PASSED

 Mr. Philips from the select committee 10 whom ,vas referred the bill to define the boundary lines q jeer- son county, reported the same without amendmen-- the rules being dispensed with, fl was tead | second and third time, and PASSED. Mir Philips from the select committee to whom was referred the petition of sundry inhabitants of Eagle Township, in Pulaski county, praying 10 be attached 10 Jefferson county, reported that the above bill embrace ed the object of heir petition.

 The House Was then informed by message that the Senate had adopted the following resolution:

 Resoired bg tae General Assembly, .!ss [! s.:.s Stuff. :; ef 4thansas, That there shall be printed in pamphlet form, seven hundred copies of the act passed by tb;s General Assembly fer the organization and govern aaent of tie militia of the Siae and that the seccia- y of State transmit to each Col. Commandani or Ma Jor of each separate battalion, sufficient number of said copies to furnish each commissioned officer of his regiment or battalion, with one copy-whch was cons cured in.

 Mir. Smith; from the committee on enrolled bills, reported that the following bills were correctly cnroil- ed

 memorial praying the Congress of the U. S. to extend the provisions of passed the 22d of May, 1926, entitled, tan act authorizing certain soldiers of the late war, to surrender the bounty lands drawn by them, which are unfit for cultivation, and locate other lands in lieu thereof.n

 An act regulating the duties of Clerk of the suprems Court.

 Anact providing for tle lewiston of the laws of the State of Arkailsas.

 An act 10 regulate the office of sheriff.

 An act 10 regulate the duties Of clerks: in act 10 iii vacancies in the General Assembly,. An act supplementary to aii act entitled Ian act pef- manenty to fix the seat of Justice for the coufty of Sever; and to appoint trustees for the same.o An act to incorporate the town of Arkansas An act to appomt commissioners to lay off lots in the town of Murreesboro,' and for other purposes.

 An act 10 authorize the removal of the admnisra- ton of the estate of Austin Kendrick, deceased.

 MT Dawes submitted preamble and resolution, which was adopted, praying Congress authorize the Governor to change any locations already made of any ol the seventy-wo sections of Seminary Lands--as many of them had been damaged by the ireslie. of lS33-and locate them any lands not otherwise ap. propriaed.

 A message advised the House that the Senate haya passed the following bills, the first of which originated n that body an act to remove the of justice of Union county" And the bill of the House. entitI- ed "an act to regulate the practice in the Suprcne Court on appeals and wrils of error in civil cascsv with sundry anendnients, which were read a second and third time, and agreed to--and an act more par- ticpatly to dene the south eastern limits of Seyer county with afiendmcnts-the rules being dispensed with, 1t was read second and third time, and agreed ltOs

 And that the bill from the House to be entitled "an act to define the boundary lines of Jefferson county" has passed the Senate.